| Show Hj CARL AXDESSON HENRY THE OGDEN IS THAT SOI 11 E JULY OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING By EUGENE BURNS 1956 17 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Outdoor Clothing Is a Compromise trousers can present the majority At best outdoor clothing is a of the obnoxious pests from jour skin compromise For summer days reaching And the price cf the noontime you want it nice and cool For warmth little enough to pay is cold rainy afternoons warm and for the added protection — par-rainproof For hiking looe in the far noth Man enough not to work up In moist ticularly suffered areas mosquito resistant And how As for headgear a lightweight above all economical hat beats a cap all hollow — In recent 5 ears there has been felt a good sunshield and makes it a cult— abetted by advertisers — ram from running the keeps to wear as few clothes outdoors down vour spine besides holding as possible For summers on aj out of the pine needles most beach near a house or when a lea es and bark permanent camp is handy this (Released by McClure Newspaper may be all right — except even1 Syndicate) there excessive exposure can be 1956 by Eugene (Copyright But real for the campdangerous Burns er it is downright foolish: his concern at all times is adequacy Clothes must be adequate for the POETESS SEEKS season for the place for the use By EUGENE BURNS STANDARD-EXAMINE- endurance bowling classic men and women at the Paramount Bowl at 8 p m s Girls vs Northern Utah July 17— Baseball at Affleck Park at 8:15 pm juIy igBaseball Hill Hornets vs Morgan at 8:13 pm at Affleck 17 — National July ) All-Star- All-Ameri- i j 1 Ie parj 21 22— National endurance bowling classic women at the Paramount Bowl at 8 p m men and July 19 20 ’ I ) Willi Major Hoopla DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE I HOW'LL POSTAL CAR'D U-- TCEAEUCE AND r P3 - Fa gr?L X Ecs S- Z20 JO FiN'olu the A4AP— a EPLEfJDiD CHECkfCC HAVE CAN VCD CUSH CCDEC 2 TAW LET feD ’DEAR TAI35S Young Actor WCGt THtfJ fCGTU&tf n'£ A Rl'RED Pi CATE A DEAL— ? 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JUST BUJFFlWG BUT HES CURIN’ HER' EVERY MOlLL rlk©er “I like to drop in whenever Eva got time to kill—— y ou’re always such a good listener I" Seceded Home Run Attack The Cincinnati Redlegs believe Panama once was a part of from Colombia the they have the best home run seceding Great Colombian Confederation tack in baseball in Ted Kluszew-sk- i in 1903 and becoming an indeFrank Robinson Ed Bailey pendent republic Gus Bell Wally Post and Ray Title Abolished JablonsM From 1349 to 1830 “dauphin” was the title of the eldest son cf The title the King of France was abolished after the revolution of 1830 SWEETIE PIS Ey JfADINESFXTZEl Sugary Fruits Fruits such as apples oranges and bananas contain a sugar that is identical in food and ynergy values with the granulated sugar used in every home YyuSmiA INSURANCE 14— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 443 27th STS f ft PKONI7735 every day Ah JEN'K!N$ Werid i ’ Xcg ef American Dairy Ass’n Utah Milk Fcur'ditwn ire responsible for the accuracy Radio stations efjt&h of these listings RADIO PROGRAMS SlanclarcJ-Examiner-KL- News 12:5S to O 1 pm Daily Grade Allen George Burns N Y Visit Pay NEW YORK (AP Summer j— social notes from all over include the vacation visit here of Mr end Mrs George Burns of Hollywood Mrs Burns nee Gracie Allen is spending most of her time shopping Burns who is spending most of his time plajing bridge ( not too expertly he admits) at the Friars Club devoutly hopes that Mrs Burns confines her shopping activities to the window otherwise cause blisters In the mountains expect rain — and for this you might carry a slicker However the who is ringed out with a light wollen underwear and light w colon shirt will ignore rainproof clothes He knows that with wool he’ll stay warm if the rain stops the clothes will dry out and if it doesn’t he’ll dry out in camp that night (With cotton he’d be cold) Besides if he’d encase himself in a waterproof garment he’d get soaked underneath any way what with sweating and per-- 1 haps be a lot more uncomfortable So why worry The daytime lightweight wear should be topped with a closely-wovet windproof woolen jacket or a woolen sweater for cool x evenings and frosty mornings If the altitude is high perhaps an additional heavy shirt and heavy wool! trousers The use of woolen clothes need not be dictated by rain and coolness alone: you may be in mosquito country Then the w ool underwear wool shirt with long sleeves heavy wool socks and Paul Smith hourlr 11:00 jlui 11:15' New for your Jnrz unMl 1 a rt Music 11:30 listening 11:45 until 1 am 'Sign OM (1:00) i iVrDNESDW MORNTNCl B OO 1 7:00 7:15 7:30 55 and 7:30 B'dls Jo? 7:53 8:00 Heminswaw laws STB Orii Brown Xodav at the8 45 Bnn Marche 8-3- Pace News 'Bob Hardwick World News-74Bob Hardwick Gordon On en - 0 6:00 Rex 8:1 5 n 9:30 Record! 8:45 with ” Rex 10:00 W aUtren 10:15' 1030 ' Music 11 :00 11 :1B 11 :30 Ladles the ) 11:45 am Td w TUI KLTTB Brkfat Rav Brtem Kcm on th i Hour t J !Margant I Black 5 ’ Train I Leonard Prlenilf Nwg Masters Arthur Godfrey f I 'Breakfast Kiub with Don Me ‘News on Hour t When Girl Wed Our Gal Sunday Whispering Sf ''Road ofUfe Mr True Story j Ccir p Drama (Aunt Jenny-DKooa KLCB Malone (His Rsy Brtem 'Guiding Light Call Horvwood (Howard Miller (Wendy Warren 'Barkstace Wife Helen Trent Day Day Week Day Queen for a ‘ Campbell Peterson I I (11-20- TUI 'News Barlow ! 'The Valentine Review Valentines Valentines ‘Week for 10-45- t 5 IW’eek Sam programs INews IBcZfe 1 00 T 55) Breakfast with Barlow Boh Hardwick 6-3- Len Alien News at 1 'Nem Nets Dawn Busters Preakfast Music 6 45' with 6:1 5 I er 'Nit 1 i variety Last summer which Burns recalls as the summer the dam busted Gracie went shopping in New York with Jack Benny’s wife Mary Their purpose the ladies vowed vi as to buy a dress for the Benny s’ daughter But before Gracie left this certain exclusive shop she’d bought six dresses for herself “It took an arm and a IPS” wailed Burns the other day after1 pulling himself away from a Friars Club bridge table where he’d lost a small toe and finger Comedians come and comedians go so why is it that Burns and Allen go on forever? “We don’t try to be a hit every single minute” said Burns “We try to do well but we’re not out to capture everything There are plenty of laughs for everybody We don't want them all ! r Day ! 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My bank Is Jammed!” V they particularly loved” n Old-Tim- 1 would be unthinkable” she said “The hundreds of varieties may differ with the individual’s taste but few people have gone through life without saving a few choice clippings of poetry ABSORB PERSPIRATION Again wool socks which absorb perpiration and help keep the feet dry are best Many woodsmen - wear two pair of lightweight hpse — this they say prevents friction which might ctZrd CCWSSCH 3 glasses of Tflllh tional observance “A land without poetry ch ? (fes® )-Dn- man to memorize the lusty lines of “The Shooting of Dangerous Dan Mc-- ‘ Grew’ iust as a scholar will make the study of Shakespeare - his life’s work Man- who directs the ac- STANDARD GARMENT 55 MYEr26--iG- It times in history now is reappearing in growing numbers along the Pacific coait maim? 6 a impels For most summer camping there is one standard garment 3 ou’ll want a pair of Levis made of cloth They are durable cool and bought in sizes large enough comfortable (Most dudes buy them a size too small) About underwear Most people lend to scoff at long underwear Not the outdoorsmair He knows that in some regions lightweight wool underwear can be cooler than cotton That’s because it absorbs perspiration and lets it evaporate faster than cotton Care of the feet is most important For hiking high leather boots are hot and heavy — better get light hiking shoes with tops but insist on thick soles which protect the feet They should be well broken in before you start on a long hike ani not too tight j y W'TOUT PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Every man and woman has an inborn love for poetry savs Mary O’Connor herself a poetess of some renown It is the universal love for poetry she explained that cally heroine Cylindrical 58 Mail anew FROZbM IZZFA3 of Magellan a 43 He promising career before his death 48 Tidal food 47 Health resort 40 Click-beet- le different 'POETRY DAY' AVOID MISTAKES To know what to buy — and save money by avoiding mistakes — study the clothing of the of the area By longtime testing their clothing will be adapted to the climate the locale the nature of the work For example in the arid desert areas of the southwest your clothing must protect vou from thorns snags rocks brush — all seem to take a fiendish delight in tearing your clothes and although dajs can be hot nights can be very chilly especially where there’s altitude Along the west coast dew may be excessive In the Rockies there may be summer thunderstorms which come up very fast and nights can be freezing Between the Rockies and the Appalachians it’s a different story nights and das are usually warm with rainfall frequent and often heavy Farther up m Canada equally great variations occurs So see what’s being worn —then make your purchases loout-doorsm- 35 High mount 29 Century plant 50 52 The California gray whale his been counted out as extinct three ! 1 32 Mimics 33 Smell 34 Fortifies 35 Com bread STRANGE AS IT SEEMS® Nutria fur is obtained irom the beaverlike eojpu a native of the A few South American Andes specimens were brought to Louisiana several years ago and have multiplied into thousands ! rutMS8d3ptablIlty INTERNATIONAL DOWN Biblical name 2 Verbal 3 Mitigate 4 East (Fr) 5 Lease anew 6 Diplomatic 13 Expunger ‘agreement 14 Handled 7 Totters 15 Armed conflict 8 Silly IS Feudal tenant 9 Lone Scout 17 Malt drink Scribe (ab) 18 Consumed 10 Scourge 20 Fellow of the 11 Negritos 12 Congers Historical Society (&b) 19 Bind 21 Dressed 21 Idolizes 22 Stage play 23 Vended 28 AiBrmative reply 27 He had a —— in “The Long Gray Line” 31 Singing group To Be or Not To Be Multiplied 47 fI¥I : I yf |
