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Show err" LUTON' JOlUWl, LUTON', UTAH. THlKSl) Y, S KPT KM HER 29, 1949 siPOiOTStrcniPiF Consider the Farmer JF SPORTSMEN would a, t Iss' warri- $ Y & f-- , A MILK Ripped Shower Cp When your shower cap rip Ju as you're trying to put it on you havent a spare, that' B time to sit down and weep about it. Act fast. Whip into the kitchen get one of those elastic-boun- d transparent covers that go on WAGON rVMNG TOWARDS THE WELTtRWLMfT CHAWnOrsCiHlP, WON IN A Hl3 FIRST IB PRO f BOW, Jrt OT THEM PV KO'Sl fngerator dishes, slip it over jrour tresses and carry on. na Spots on Concrete Oil spots on concrete often CB be removed with cleaning fluid. hunting and fishing in the Umtec State. Tlie only areas not affected by any auch movement, were l eer to come, would be so mfini tesimal as to be hardlv worth con sidering. Henry F. Davis, public relationi manager for the Remington artm company, puts the case concisely and graphically in a recent Rem r4" - AND fo NOW a moment to think about it they would suddenly realize that the farmers of this nation if thev chose to take such sctlon virtually could end at wSSSJV - WHO USCD TO CVIVE stop JOE MAHONEY " " If the spots are old, mix up paste of cleaning fluid and Ful-le- rs earth. Spread tho past oa the spots and wait until it' completely dry before sweeping it off with a broom. i Pf&NCCTQN was Tic First football TEAM TO ACQUIRE A NIC KNAMT . IN IB77 THEY Wl RE NAMf D Ml 4 kVW CAUSE. OF THEIR ORANGE AND STRIP! 0 STOCAIMJS Tit tTc CLASSIFIED DEPARTMEIIT TRIS 6 ANNOUNCING BASE- - i BALL TELEVISION IN CLEVELAND. AUTOS. TRl'CKS A ACCESS. fASM.Nr.KH Soyerlor wkMl Ml W 1943 lord rhaula with Mercury motor. Good condlUon throughout. If you are interested in a real bargain contact. Aatinn-FriU4H SPORTLIGHT - i Charalal flatSala, Wrantlif On the Record, Coaltovn's Best By The U.S, nary carrier, "Philippine Sea," (above) leaves Grand The farmer holds the key to good hunting. Ington news letter. He writes: The key to good hunting can ba found In the pocket of the farmer. The sooner the Individual sportsman realizes that fact and starts doing something about it, the sooner hell enjoy better hunting. .The farmer la the keeper of the key to good hunting. In fact he holds the key to any hunting at alL There are some easy ways to make friends with the farmer. I call them the Ten Commandments of Country Courtesy. 1. Always drive in to the farmers yard and ask permission to hunt. 2. Hunt only in the areas he designates. Never go on ground he wishes to keep inviolate. 3. Respect his fences. If necessary to climb them, climb over by a post. Use gates if possible, closing them behind you. Always replace lowered bars. 4. Never shoot near houses, barns or livestock. 5. Leave his fruit and other crops alone. If you want some, buy it from him. 6. Go around fields where people are working. Do not walk on seeded ground. Dont walk through standing grain. 7. Shoot crows and predators that do damage to his crops and dvestock. Harbor, Malta, during a recent goodwill tour of the European ports along the Mediterranean. These periodic tours bring our servicemen closer to our allies overseas. In photo at right, W. D. Bell, AF3c, Jacksonville, Fla., and Pfc. J. B. Goery, Galeton, Pa., ask directions from a royal guard during shore leave in Athens, Greece. 8. SHARE YOUR GAME WITH HIM. 9. On your next trip, bring his wife or children some little gift or token of friendship. After youve become well suggest a planting pro-rato better game habitat, offering to finance it or help him with It, thereby showing genuine nterest in his affairs. 10. m Nary personnel of the carrier (above) get a bird's eye view of an Italian port from the flight deck. The townspeople in the crowded square seem to find the AAA Hens Proof Philippine Sea and her personnel as interesting as they, themselves, appear to the sailors. The Athens itors rS !, il V,.' (l 4 i f j4. and ting. Citation struck with th I! brd, raced winning last year as tb uncrowned Jtmg, But now tbtrtt a new them for our pen Ifs Coaltown cracking tb mark again. Coaltown vs. Citation It is something out of the three-year-ol- ordi- nary when one stable has a horse to be entered with the best of all time. Now Calumet has two. Last winter the rested with Citation and Man o War. Now Warren Wright, Jimmy and Ben Jones have another starter known as Coaltown. Coal town is the fastest horse that ever ran up to a mile and even longer. This isnt a matter of opinion. This Is a matter of record. Ills mile in 1.34 In Chicago recently is the fastest mile by 15 of a second that any thorthe oughbred has traveled ran lie every eight furlongs, section of the mile faster than any horse ever did before who was running the mile distance. Coaltowna 1.08 15 for the six furlongs io a big part of the answer, when 1.10 la considered exceptionally fast. Ben and Jimmy Jones have always rated Citation over Coal town. Do Ben and Jimmy Jones be' Ueve that Citation could run a mile and a quarter faster than 1.59 45? Or run a mile faster than 1.34? doubt it very much. It must be admitted that Citation bad the better of the argument at the end of his career. But there are other years beyond the mark. It is quite certain that Citation as a was nevef as fast or sensa- - debate d four-year-ol- Thi Clomt Scrap A few days ago, we mentioned the closeness of the race for the most valuable player, the M.V.P., of the American league. At this stage of the conflict it waa a casual reference, with some five or six weeks left But it had a aerious side to a number of bystanders who have definite Ideas on the subject Those listed by various readers include Page, Henrich and Rlxxnto of the Yankees; Dom Williams, Stephens DIMagglo, and Parnell of the Red 8ox and George Kell of the Tigers. In opening two successive letters, You we find these two viewpoints cant leave off Tommy Henrich. Remember the games he won when Joe DiMaggio was out when the The Yankees needed this uplift. weakest spot In the Yankee line-uis their pitching. Where would this pitching have been without Joo Page? He won the pennant for them in 1947 and if the Yankees win In 1949 it will be Page again." Ive checked back and have found that Verne Stephens haa won more games for the Red Sox than any one else, He haa been another writes. hitter. Ho their beet home-ru- n haa driven In more runs. And a shortstop la far more valuable than an outfielder. Dom and Ted Williams are about on a par. Williams has driven in more runs but Dom la far a lead-of- f ' frrar V' v Visitors turn host as the U.S. navy carrier "Philippine Sea" welcomes residents of Messina This is one way the navy helps build good will for the U.S. aboard for on impromptu inspection. is demonstrating its strength on the seas. abroad, at the same time that it nostril. . Va-tro-- works right where trouble s. Relieve head cold stufflnem almcet tsutantlgt r U3t3CC?3 VUE1I SLEEP ;70:?3 Y03 COME AUD FEEL GLUr.1 Try This Dcilclc--j Whoa yaa roll s Uxuihro Chewing-Gu- n e . ' mS toaa otf algbt foot headachy and Just awful because you need i elaxaUve do this... Chew ken-a-kidelicious chewing-gu- m rs I&x&Uts. The actloa of pedal medicine Drronae the etomaeh. That la. it doesn't act while in the atom, ach. but only when farther along In the lower digesUve tract... where you want tt to act. Tou feel fine again quickly I And sclentleta aay chewing makes fine medicine more eCeo. tire -r- eadies It to It flows gently Into the eystenaOet rax at aay . e SO or only . drug countw-2- 3. rar-a-Miw- By Harold Amtt raN-a-Mur- r'i ' .... 1 PGGn-A-rji- ji smogs te t-- t t FACING A SPOKED ' L HAND-WHEE- WITH A. CARDBOARD GUARD REDUCES THE CHANCES,. d. OF INJURING A flcns( Uph:cr(fjQ like CHILDS FINGERS. AAA -- 1 !,s V tIw;lwM',:- i Mar w - DM (TOM at AN if feet of Outboards f8 Va-tro-- nol man. The odd part la that nobody seems able to locate an M.V.P. on the Cleveland squad. 10-Ni- b. Vv Quick. Put a few Vicks Nose Drops tn each rio lene Nichols (above) of Tavares offers proof of .this by bass from pulling in a the St. Johns river near De-'Ln- MswSSdK' p SEWING-MACHINE GUARD ' Floridians claim that Deiand has the worlds finest black bass fishing waters and Char- MAKES IRONKIG two-mil- 7$ I 8 four-year-ol- d. This also goes for Man o War, who never ran distances from six furlongs to a mile and a quarter in the time that Coaltown has handled. Coaltown is undoubtedly a faster horse than Citation or Man o War up through a mile and a quarter. It might be that he couldnt quite take care of the or e the test. But he haa greater speed than the two racinga greats mentioned above. It baa been over seven months since Citation ran his last race In California. Ills Injury, a bopping of osselets, or at least a popping of the same, waa pronounced alight at the time. But be haa been ont a long time for a horse with a minor Injury, Coaltown started with an injury and an Illness. But ho was sound as a and he ia even sounder aa a The marine is Pfc Goery. t V ..S', - tional aa Coaltown haa beea as a vforiX - ITl Sailors shown are W. A. Dalton, AF2, New Bedford, Mass.and W. Reading the Ads By mile-and-a-ha- lf Man oWar was a hktly steed. l,P Big Rtd could mot W7A Yt, three-year-ol- d barter for native pottery. D. Bell. mark again. three-year-o- ld street markets (left) attract attention of a group of servicemen, including one marine, as the vis- Keep Posted on Valuot GRANTLAND RICE. Tber i something mining and 'l still 0 blur I taw il start uttb a duty tpm. I law it start and I saw it ihr, Then th rat u as dan in tb deadly din. A flash and a Wbtrr taw it then It it as Coal town cracking tb Co W'V ' WNU We imagine the outboard motor odustry will be just as interested W -- their customers in an urvey by the University of Michi-;a- n on the effect of outboard mot-r- s on fishing waters whether hey disturb the fish and interfere rith the anglers success. In fact, the Outboard Boating Rub of America is sponsoring the urvey, according to an announcement by the Wildlife Management astitute. 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