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Show OfipUIID Ml fflEMW John H. Lbined choir of 100 mem-WoOak-ctafive wards of the m ke recently gave a the story of relig-th- e history of the LDS Three performances Wen before exceptionally They elicited audiences. trable praise from the loe- - con-aturi- ng v ; People in Asfion six months, 17 carloads of clothing have been collected and shipped to Western European cit ies. It included 619, 9b4 articles. Countries most benefitted are Great Britain, Norway, Finland, Holland, Belgium, France and Besides these shipGermany. ment of clothing, shipments of food have been going to Europe regularly. Denmark, Czechoslovand Palestine have also akia, by rs C. has activities and the jpcalled preparation of He confidential career. remarkable I reports required by -i (Abraham Lincoln and wlt- the General priesthood CommitHe his. assassination. tee of the GJjfircJi. jed wtih General Sherman ii JEcTTT i famous march to the sea, The Centennial Arts and participated in several other by the A Later he helped pioneer Crafts work carried on louthwest and took part in Primary association the past sum il Indian battles In Arizona mer has won national acclaim. ifew Mexico. He expects to A school art magazine published a be 110 years old. He can at Worcester, Mass, contains an ork for his living even article by Mrs. Ruth H. Chadh he gets a pension from wick, one of the Primary Board members in which she explains ' government. the work done by the Primary a result of the Relief association, and pays tribute to drive of the last the Mormon pioneers. that this . f- -n ng - PETERSON I I Logan Sters IF F, (a I John Deer fa Roughage,VMill AND Feed Grinder iznuticr Mills t IHIS EQUIPMENT WILL HANDLE ALL JOBS ON THE FARM WITH SPEED AND FEED-MAKIN- h - G EFFICIENCY ' SEE YOU AT PETERSONS ivailable How Tires, Tube Nationally known brans of Accessories such as Champion Plugs, Wirey Joe Battery Cables and Ignition Appeltorr. and Whiz and Simonize Auto Polish gets -- m ! IT. S. and Batteries. to Los Angeles been included. long ago, Elder Spencer ia-an jmball met and had With one of the very The. Melchizedek Priesthood of the Church, Jos-- quorums are about to undertake Manning, aged 102. .It their annual survey of priesthood man fp,ute We have a complete stock of Firestone and J Peterson UNDERSOLD VMiT BE WE I WASHINGTON. The American public, on the whole, is way ahead of the government. The people may be confused at times; they may not see the road clearly; but they are eager and anxious to do anything which will help preserve the democratic system, help their fellow men and prevent war. We now hear reports that the Middlewest has gone isolationist again, that the folks out there have pulled back into their shell and say to heck with Europe which, of course, is what Russia wants most. There mdy be some of that. But when the people of Elbum, 111., get out their wagons and repick' their cornfields, thats not isolation. Thats patriotism. And when the Boy Scouts of Nebraska repack the cornfields, that also isnt pulling back into their shell. And when the people of Oklahoma and Kansas set up their own wheat relief committees, not waiting for prompting from Washington, and begin loading cars of grain, thats the kind of thing that makes democracy live. Out in those two big wheat- growing states, they have really organized things. Gov. Frank Carlson of Kansas, a RepubliBob can, is working with Kerr of Oklahoma, a Democrat, and both are working with a lot of .other patriotic people in pushing the program. Then there are the Amvets who .s are suggesting to one million that they send packages of food and clothing to Europe. And Ray Brannaman, commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars, is pushing the same. Then there is Dow 0. White, down in Ardmore, Okla., who heard me say on the radio that rats were eating up a lot of the grain that we should be sending to Europe, and 12 hours later he telephoned that he had killed 300 rats in one day. These are some of the things that make me believe the American people are ahead of their government way ahead of their congress. While Mr. Truman and the appropriations committees are worrying about how they will get a congressional appropriation to send wheat over to Europe before the French and Italian elections, the American people have actually come along and are giving the grain. This is the kind of thing that makes our country great. This is the kind of thing when the people are ahead of their government which really shows democracy to be strong, and that it can come out on top over communism, even without war. But also we must make sure that the people of France and Italy and the rest of Europe really understand that this help comes from the dinner tables and the farmlands of ,the American people, that it is a true act of friendship, not an easily executed order by a centralized government, as in Moscow. Eventually, I think, we can get this idea to percolate through. ex-Go-v. Feeding Stimulants To Increase Weight South Wind Gas Heaters, Lyon White WaHT Tuneup Oils Bings, 15x16 inch sizes Tungsol and G. E. Bulbs. DuPont Firestone and Buddy Seat Covers Radiator Cleaner Utilization of Feed Profits From Dosage Evidence that tonics and stimulants are as effective for livestock and poultry as they r y are for humans Is . contained In reconducted search by Washington ex-- f periment station. A year ago the experiment station started a feeding trial with four groups of Hereford heifers (six in each group). One group (serving as a control) was fed a basal grain ration consisting of barley, oats, beet pulp, peas and bran. The other three groups had the same grain ration, with these additions; Lot 2, Fowlers solution (18 grams arsenie trioxide per 1,000 pounds of grain); lot 3, 300 grams of nux vomica per 1,000 pounds of grain; lot 4, 2 pounds thiouracil per 1,000 pounds of grain. During the first two weeks of feeding, the heifers getting nux vomica (lot 3) gained 3.8 pounds per head daily; those getting Fowlers solution, 2.6 pounds; those getting thiouracil, 2.4 pounds; control animals, only .6 pounds. During the followk ing period, nux vomica steers gained 4.1 pounds; Fowlers solution, 3.1; thiouracil, 3; control, 3. As the weeks went by, the average daily gains for all groups came closer together. Here are the rates of gain for the four groups at the end of 14 weeks: Controls (no stimulant), 2.35 pounds; Fowlers solution, 2.6 pounds; nux vomica, 2.7 pounds; thiouracil, 2.5 pounds. The cost of feed per pound of weight gain was lowest in the nux vomica group. That is, they made better use of feed than the others. two-wee- KNOW YOUR BREED British Percheron By W. Casite - Bizlone and Motor RyKm Dietz Fog and Spotlites J. DRYDEN Dayton and Gates Fan Belts Genuine Chev and Ford Parts and Floor Mats. ' - We have just installed wheel balancing equipment. 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First they should double check Whether they will be able to crash the unions and practice their crafts in Australia. Second, they should make sure housing facilities are available in the new location. The Aussies want imml-- , grants from the states, and are friendly toward Americans, iButler points out. But the problem is labor. The unions resent outsiders and wont let them get jobs. One of Butlers closest Note ifriends is Australias blunt foreign minister, Herbert Evatt, who, not entirely popular, stays in office by sheer genius. One objection the Australian people hold against Evatt is he doesnt hold a union card! much-ballyhoo- ex-G.I- .s laundry takes its rightful place in the sun far arIc l)asement room of yesterday Modem electrical washday to a few hours. But electricity puipment bas has done more than end washday labor it has made this laundry a truly livable part of the home I Here automatic electric appliances do the work while you relax. The Wringer Washer washes clothes sparkling clean does it gently, tool The automatic action of the E Tumbler Dryer drys frUi . fast . . . means no more trips to the ?rj krtyard with baskets I of heavy, wet clothing ! Ironers mean freedom from long ses- iinnneW over the boning board! ec-n- m 11)6 1 8hrtni G-- E ol G-- . jQ Your electric laundry can be as' simple or as elaborate as your needs demand . . . but whatever type you chooe, let us show you how your electric kuodry will more than pay for itself I CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. 322 No. Main Logan Ji'ii. ERSOn that by 1918 the British Percheron Horse society had been formed to encourage the breeding of Perche-ron- s for agricultural work. The color of the British Percheron Is gray or black with little white. 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