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Show OCTOBER 4, 1952. THE JOURNAL 7 LEGION HEAD CALLS ON TRUMAN Fish and Game GREENLAND AIR BASE IN OPERATION u s j Department the Regulatibns governing Pheasant and Quail seasons this fall were set by the Utah Fish and Game Commission during the quarterly fall meetings held September 22-2- 3. The general provisions for these hunts are as follows: Pheasants: Three and day season opens Saturday noon, NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER of the American Legion, Lewis K. Gough November 8, through Tuesday, No(right), of Pasadena, Calif., smiles at one of President Trumans stories vember 11. Except for the noon opa White House visit with the Chief Executive. (International) ening first day, shooting times are during from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily it 6 cocks. along with other anticipated probbag limit is 3 cocks, possession lim- Seven counties to Quail: lems, will be taken up at a special open hunting. These are Morgan, Salt meeting to be called in early OctoDOWN THE DRAIN Lake, Summit, Uintah, Utah, ber. GOES YOUR ENERGY Washington, and Wayne. Open sea- Proclamations, Progress Reports, son and shooting hours the same and several major construction and as for Pheasants. Bag limit 8 birds, maintenance projects were on the possession limit 16 birds. Three order of business for these meetmore days of Quail hunting were ings. Commission action included set for Washington County on No- the following: vember 29, November 30, and DeApproved continuation of a road cember 1. Same shooting hours and building project in the San Juan-El- k bird limits apply for this later Ridge District. Purpose of this Quail hunt in Washington County. project is the building of , more The Commission had previously access roads into this deer probset the opening day for these sea- lem area so that hunters may make sons at the July meetings. Limits, an equitable harvest of the inlength of season, and other provi- crease in these herds. This is a cosions were not set until this later operative road building program meeting to provide time for field with the Forest Service and the studies of the hatch following the Bureau of Land Management. late springs weather and the floodof Approved the areas. from of Reports ing nesting dikes on the Ogden Bay Migratory these field studies indicated an av- Bird Refuge. This projecc neceserage or better hatch in nearly all sary to repair flood damaged strucsections of the State. A majority of tures and prevent iifgress of watrecommendations from both field ers from the Great Salt Lake. By the time those fresh vege- men and Wildlife Federations reApproved the Farmington Bay tables are on your dinner plate to- porting favored the season and Refuge Project for the building of night, as much as 40 of the all regulations as set by the Commis- new dikes, the repair of old dikes important B vitamin will' be de- sion. American the to and roadways. This project will stroyed, according Medical Association's Handbook of The extra three days of Quail improve the hunting area by betNutrition. Heat, air and water de Washwas scheduled for hunting ter water distribution and is a g stroy these necessary elements. ington County after reports show- vital step in the continuing plans There's no way of cooking food, ed the Quail population there to be to eventually complete this unfinwithout destroying fmuch of its Two severe normal. ished Refuge. nutritive value. Even less energy again nearing builders are in restaurant food, drouth years in this section were from which vitamins may be followed this year by ideal weathsteamed away for hours before it er with the resulting good hatch. is eaten. Armistice Day, Tuesday, Novem Animals would die quickly if foods on survive to the had ber 11, was listed by the Commisthey most people eat every day, accord- sion 'as closing day for these seaing to Dr. Robert R. Williams, one of the worlds greatest nutrition sons to give sportsmen an opporauthorities. to go afjeld on this general Government surveys show vita- tunity min starvation occurs in all income holiday. groups. There are few today who suffer from obvious malnutrition, but hidden hunger is reflected in The fall trapping season for lack of energy, fatigue, restless- Muskrats has been set for Octoness, a tired feeling and similar ber 10 through November 30, acsymptoms. IPs necessary to eat as many cording to Director J. Perry Egan, raw foods as can be squeezed into of the Utah Fish and Game departthe menu, and little water should ment. be used in double boilers and presaction Commission He noted that sure cookers. With all these precautions, much of the B vitamins opened the whole State to such will still be destroyed. So for most for this season, excepting people, a daily vitamin supplement trapping the State owned Migratory Bird s has become a good idea. closvitamin to These remain are of suppleSpeaking Refuges. .,v 4 ments Dr. Williams says Many ed in view of the ) season hunting scientists use them and feel they for waterfowl on these areas durbenefit from them. In selecting a vitamin supplethe same period. ment for your family, be sure to ing get one with a high potency. Each t The Utah Fish and Game Comof the well known pharmaceutical Nathe NAMED houses has special vitamin formulae mission faced a full agenda at the Tulip Queen by Andfor special purposes. More than tional Tulip Society, Meryl fall erson recently completed two-da- y likely you will prefer an fills her wooden shoes with B complex, like the familiar quarterly meeting. A total of thirty-ebulbs as they reach New York Rybutol, which has been com- ight items were listed as refrom Holland on the liner Ryrv-dapounded of 22 vitamins and minattention. Commission Some 250,000,000 bulbs have erals to meet the general needs of quiring been shipped to the U. S. this year Some of these were unfinished and . adults and children. one-ha- lf rip-rappi- rests on a runway (top) carved out of the frozen stands in the background. wastes at Thule, Greenland, while a The construction of the vast U. S. air base, the nations biggest secret has just been announced by the Demilitary operation since fense Department. An LST (bottom) loaded with trucks and ducks hits the beach at North Star Bay to discharge its cargo. The base is within striking distance of any military target in Eurasia. (International) A GIANT C-1- 24 PLANE C-- 54 D-D- ay, . CREAMY PEACH PIE Marguerite Mickelsett ng energy-buildin- Dutch Treat . r- all-purpo- For an especially delicious and lovely to look at pie in popular, graham cracker crust, try this one and expect calls for repeats. 1 li cups fine graham cracker crumbs cup melted butter or margarine 6-o- z. can undiluted evap. No. 2A can cling peach slices IVz teaspoons plain gelatin oz. package cream cheese V4 cup granulated sugar CRUST: Blend crumbs and butter and pack firmly in bottom and sides of 9 inch pie pan. Chill. FILLING:- . Chill milk until ice cold. Drain peaches saving syrup. Set aside a few slices for top and dice remainder. Soften gelatin in V. cup peach syrup, then melt over hot water. Remove frdm heat and blend in softened cheese and sugar. Whip chilled milk in chilled bowl until light and fluffy. Add lemon juice and whip until stiff. at a time. Beat in cheese mixture, Fold in drained, diced peaches. Turn into chilled crust and top with peach slices. Chill 3 hours, or longer. se m, t Read the Want Ads in The Journal |