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" SA ' !J' : :- - ! t - a § Si$144 0 t 117 ' - imait ore lasemeont bplit tieidstone combined with log siding were used with good effect in the outside walls of the attractive Treman bungalow a Eat Ia n '3ace g ous3Lnc7 By GRACE GRETIIER tanks and men are dreaming of hone In doubled-u- p family residences with dad and mom young wives with their new babies also dream of the house they want when Bill gets back Families still bring out the new house plans that were set aside when war clamped down on building The biggest thing in the lives of thousands just now is the house they want to build buy or just covet very shortly If there is not very much money any building idea that will provide a lot of rooms in a small space makes a direct hit Down Below So—you'd be surprised at what is being done with that basement space heretofore housing washtubs coal old bicycles and screen doors Cinderella has put on her glass slippers A five-roobungalow easily may enjoy a couple of extra bedrooms below stairs airy light dry and charming It took Dr and Mrs J W Treman 2285 E 5910 South just two years to pile up enough knotty pine planks to form the walls of two large bedrooms in the basement of their atIn foxholes B-2- One of the buy large bedrooms with their fragrant knot pine walls in the Holladay basement of the J W Tremans ç Soit 14 COS 1 m tractive Holladay 'home Week-en- d guests battle for them The Tremans themselves choose them when August weather sizzles Breath of Pine Descending the wide stairs with their white trim the breath of a pine forest meets the visitor The light and shade of the pine make a wall surface of lasting interest and great beauty Ars Treman is going to give the pine a coat of clear lacquer to fill followed by a coat of flat varnish which will not be shiny This will not spoil the present effect and will allow cleaning without watersoaking the wood Or the wood might be waxed Celotex Ceiling The ceiling is made of Celotex tiles Window space is d rich maple suit adequate The furnishings of perfectly': Wardrobes are built in and wide doors swing open turning the two rooms into one if desired mountains waft in Delightful cool breezes from near-b- y An upstairs bedroom has soft blue taffeta bedspread chaise house itself built longue pillows and curtains The five-roofive years ago is of split fieldstone and log siding Treasured by PoIrsTreman are her comfort- able antique platform rocker and the gaily I I flowered lamp with its china shade wired V ery successfully for electric There is an especially comfortable platform rocker among Mrs Treman's pet furnishings which is edging on to the century mark—and a flowered lamp nearly as old sets beside it Brought from Stockholm Sweden 50 years ago is an interest- hard-rubbe- ing vase "I like antiques that have 'belonged'" says Mrs Treman "And I like yellow!" Her kitchen linoleum is gay in orange and yellow tones— and the sunshiny hue- is used with good effect in many places in the house - m t'-- -- q kr It Is light Whither H itler? Is Adolf Ilitter dead'? A dozen reports are unconfirmed Even the one "official" announcement lacked finality The German radio (Hamburg) on May 1 said: our fuehrer "It is reported Adolf Hitler fighting to the last breath against bolshevism fell for Germany this afternoon in the Teich chancellery" But this "official" report failed to trace Hitler 's movements during his "last" days it did not give the cause of "death"or the circumstances The body has not been found Doenitz said in the broadcast: Hitler died "a hero's death" A ghost voice interrupted: "This is a lie!" This report and subsequent rumors provide enough materia) for a score of mystery stories: Heinrich Himmier to Ewedish Count Folke Bernadotte at Luebock on April 24 as reported May 2—Hitler cannot be expected to live more than two days German Gen Schillenberger at the Leubeck meeting—Hitler is suffering from a brain hemorrhage Moscow communique May 3 quoting Dr Hans Fritsche---Hi- t ler's body is in "a place which It will be Impossible to find" Gerhardt Herrgessel Hitler secretary May 17—He's convinced Hitler died in Berlin Eva fuehrer and sweetheart Braun made a suicide pact High allied official quotim unidentified red army general May 23—A "Prof Morel)" gave Hitler a mercy injection (Dr Theodore Morrell a Hitler physician) Leon de Grelle former Belgian rexist May 25—Saw Hitler day before Russians entered Berlin fuehrer was preparing to follow - an undivuiged escape plan George Bernard Shaw—Hitler may end up in Dublin - - 4" 1 - 'W- A - perfect to reach Inaccessible streams and lakes It can search out those far distant waters unfished by'man Fishermen are plenty enthusiastic about the future of the jeep for fishhig Anglers believe it would be or--e fi tr t i r v 0 I II -- 4 AttO 16-1-11 vt ' By MAUDE ROBINSON will buy :them by the dozen and carry them home with the rest of the Saturday marketing The sweetheart of the army the delight of cartoonists the bouncing Bette of the world war is scheduled for mighty jobs Already the observant outside world is putting in a bid for it Anything mechanical which can slush along steadily through seas of mud climb climbable mountains and keep Olt going turn into truck power unit or touring car totally roads if there are none ommands respectful awe and It does begin to look as though postwar every little home will have a jeepie of its own—every farmer will stable several jeeps while civilians 0 0 0-to-"- I 1 -" — s am-0- e d V PAT LaiaCa SUM! 001 TIOUSLIS DOWN TIED WANING TOWEL PEASPER40 WHY TWAT DIA° nOest40 TOES FEES 0 CALLOUSES AND COVES GIVI IOU INAT 1040A Q"c(Raf!Ffl IMF Mu SIT PIOASPE SoCuume LEEicakon so FoOE soul COIINS AND AT AU Tortrr st-oe- softspES CAILONSIS littletriM t ' (1 ) i 0"''' t AKA ellittIlltIrl t I AA 41:1)t Joon- - V flI1 310 I 04 Ana ‘Cakt P Itatowa 311-'11:ra- nt i i j You Arrive unbeatable fact about thern Jeep is that it GETS THERM Designed a5 a simple little scout car for military use the jeep has become the most widely used of any vehicle in the serv 'The Sunday June 17 1945 7 In reconstruction work in Mattered Europe it will be a valuable piece of maneuverable equipment The fact that when it speeds up it shakes its passenger to a Ice Jelly unless it bounces him across the horizon is merely a lovable eccentricity in the eyes of jeep fanatics It is a jack of all trades with farm blood in its veins Farm Hand As a tractor the jeep will be used to plow harrow disc drill cultivate reap and bind As a truck it will haul feed bales of hay siding for the new barn produce to market logs from the far wood lot As a mobile power unit the jeep will help the farmer saw wood shell corn grind feed fill silos spray ortnards spray paint the farm buildings After that with no rest at all except a drink of gas it may be used to take the family to the village for shopping the children to school or make possible a Sunday picnic It will be a mechanical hired man It will stretch wires when the farmer sets up fence& haul the cans of milk to the pickup platform now lawns pull stumps fight fires drag stone boats plow snow and chase after the cows or wandering sheep across fields if necessary In urban centers Junior's wail for a car of his own may be met with the moderate priced jeep In rural districts doctors and vets and visiting nurses can get through places in a hurry snowed-i- n roads up stony mountain climbs spring thaws mud washed out roads The jeep will go cross lots when it Is a case of life and death Rural mailmen are going on record as wanting jeeps after the war Many roads they travel are often impassable in bad weather State and county patrolmen want jeeps Ranchers ô COWS WORN DOWN TO SKIN 011 Conn beef cattle startled by a hunter's ahot at a bird e HARTFORD Seventy-si- x farm stampeded over a pntil exhaustion brought them to a halt The owner claimeo the animals each lost from 10 to 15 lbs during their gallop and says the Aetna Casualty and the Surety Co insisted thatneces hunter pay for the fodder sary to replace t4e lost weight 300-acr- say that jeeps travel over through under and above brush rocks and the like Hunting lodges are going to buy jeeps for sportsmen's use The jeep is the patient little donkey amid all the high powered snooty passenger ears that have been gallivanting over our superhighways all thesea years--but boy does it carry kick in its left hind tirel - Tribune Editorial Roo In June 16 1915 While we're just pulling out of one of the rainiest periods we've had 291 inches since the first of the month Georgia is praying and crying for rain to save their tobacco and corn crops It's just too bad we can't arrange some more equitable distribution of our own precipitation which "saturated" most of the folks around here EVEN WITII TIIE MOST "UNUSUAL" WEATHER we've bad for the past year Utah still is one of the healthiest states in the union reports Dr McKay the health commissioner who said that heart disease still is responsible for the largest toll The state's death rate is 76 per thousand ss compared to the nation's 111 Rheumatic fever is still worrying the medical profession WITH ONLY TWO YEARS TO GO Utah's proposed centennial celebration might well be a "welcome home" party for you thousands providing that the Japs have shouted their last banzal Gus Backman has been named general director of the big shoWT' WE AT HOME WERE SORRY that Gen Hines a hometown boy resigned as head of the veterans' administration because he has been a big man in the army and since he took over this job 23 years ago The' American Legion appaised the Salt Lake Vets' hospital "very good'' on morale and discipline while the V criticized "lack of administrative authority" and lack of information to men being discharged from the institution Guess you can't please everybody THE L D S HOSPITAL has a $1300000 building program of that calls for a new nursing home on the block to the west the hospital and many other ithprovements CERTAIN LEGISLATORS who expected the liquor'com- mission to make $2500000 profits again this fiscal year will be fooled because of lack of merchandise strict enforcement of ration rules and ban on sales to clubs Alty Gen Giles also held that clubs holding federal liquor license cannot allow ' members to bring their own bottles onto the premises UTAH'S INDUSTRIAL COMMISsIONERS charged the Utah Fuel Co "top" officials with negligence in the May 9 explosion that killed 23 miners The probers said evidence revealed presence of gas in the workings a week before the - fatal Mast METAL MINING LEADERS were jubilant over Seri Abe Murdock's fight to have the government continue its premium prices on copper lead and zinc produced up to June 30 1946 The conference committee having okehed the bill congressional approval appears pretty cirtain WE'RE BEING REMINDED to get our next winter's coal supply in right now At the same time we noticed that the Union Pacific Northwestern and the Southern Pacific have ordered $2500000 worth of Diesel-electri- c passenger loco- motives The 11 P a:so is buying $2000000 of Diesel-electric switch engines THE BIGGEST GALLERI to evel witness a golf match in this part of the country is expected when Bing Crosby and Bob Hope play tomorrow at Fort Douglas Also there'll be plenty at the 'U' stadium in the evening to see the Crosby The receipts go into the Bushnell hospital Hope show 1 recreation treasury WHILE MORE SMOKES ARE BEING PROMISED to civilians so far there hasn't been any appreciable increase in local supply And while many families are holding their breath waiting for that washing machine or radio or something else stores aren't making too many promises UTAH'S OWN FRED SIIIIFFIELD tied for first place in the national collegiate high jump at Milwaukee with 6 feet 6y inches and was third in the broad Jump That's prett fair hopping THE LADY IN THE APARTMENT tiousr wiNnow AS pitying the poor man standing on the street corner in the rain Evidently he was too proud to beg openly but every now and then someone would walk up to him whisper a few words and give him a coin or two The lady smiled at him and he smiled back so she decided to do ber-Aa- re of ar bill she put in into an envelop( charity Taking a with a card bearing the words "Take courage" and tossed 11 to him A bright smile Will her reward But it didn't end there That evening her doorbell ran and there was her acquaintance of the street corner "Here your $10 main 'Take Coarage' won at 20 to 1" That's a longshot two-doll- )09 A-a- k — |