Show rrr? ijr'irirjr? ryiif — & r V ?: it "£ V Ttf s The Neighbors UJ Fond of the Horses Rather Than Girls than any of horses he trains chewinghimto watch This is Atoll a beautiful piece of black satin a stride-and-half this side of greatness The man looks Mr Bishop back at him He has mountain lake eyes with sunny country lanes leading away from them “You’re going today” he says to Atoll “Go good” a Metcalf Is They the sufcomfort- able within a minutes and shorten the course of the disease Poison ivy grows as a vine a trailing shrub or an erect bush The vine may climb to heights of 40 feet and the bush to four feet few once vulnerable Both deals West NORTH AQ1095 was V None QJ4 WEST AQ7654 72 V109532 A98652 V EAST 64 AQ J 87 K10 7 6 J3 4 None SOUTH AKJ83 VK4 3 K10982 was it No more school The nuns didn’t teach horses For Ray it was horses or nothing The sweet odor of horse and hay the sound of a ' whinny or a kick against a stall the sting of liniment the creak of saddle leather the velvet of a gray muzzle against- - a cool cheek—these were for the kid -- He worked hard Someone gave him an easy horse to work out " Opening lead: Deuce of diamonds West had to exhibit a daring defense against his opponents’ vulnerable slam con- tract today after his mild mental during lapse the bidding North open- - ed with one club and East over called rocking chair horse mildly with out He him worked Ray one h e"a Say Doctor grew up to be five feet four South bid a and a half and 95 pounds A health question for Dr Van Mr Goren -' Some ideal inspade 'and An Dellen? Send your query— jockey "the intention of West with a atamped eluding jockeys despise horses Ray ‘ envelope — to Dr Van Metcalf loved them It launching a surprise attack - Dellen In care of The Salt Lake was He a late in the day refrained wasn’t enough Tribune Home Service Dept from entering the auction bad rider He worked his PO Box 867 Salt Lake City This involved no real risk Utah way down to the for it was quite apparent In 1932 Ray rode a ' that the opposition was sap that flows through the pretty good horse at Jefroots stem fruit flowers Or-ferson Park in New Jnaves aruLpoUen — lean- s- — --— ablc-'t- o are" persons Many The horse could have touch the leaf without being beaten his competition with poisoned if it is not bruised or crushed The typical rash an orangoutang up Under Ray he came in fourth Mr develops wherever the sticky Metcalf quit resin touches the skin Iio went to work for a top THE IRRITATING subtrainer: Ed Trotter stance may be spread by a He was a straight harddog that has come in contact working man who trained with poison ivy by contamhis own 'stable His horses had bad legs but Trotter inated clothing or through had an iron heart He was exposure to smoke from on the level in every race burning the plant erupThe characteristic Metcalf learned everytion consists of blisters that from Trotter thing form on top of — HeldAiUM WTfOSttifS In '“leslbiinfcli toTiTg? heaven stinct when looking at a The sap can be washed horse to sense how the horse feels off the skin with kitchen g -- over or’ laundry wee p - alcohol — — W he Ray was 34 He had saved' gasoline or kerosene enough to bpy his own This should be done imme- horses He had two He diately becuse the longer it trained them on affection remains on the hands or and understanding It arms the greater the chance worked fine Then a vet of developing the rash gave the horses an injection Vacationers who plan to with a dirty needle and swamp fever took both of spend days or weeks in fields them or forests should apply a ’ cream such as Ziradryl or Metcalf was broke again Zlrnox which contain a mixOwners and gave him a nice ture of zirconium oxide hello That’s all In 1952 an antlhistamintc drug the Mackle Brothers asked him to train their Elkham horses Metcalf has been happy ever since He has his own home and a wife in Miami Springs Fla He has a good car and a bank account and a little How can one tell a planet stock He plays the game from a star? You’ll find the the way Mr Trotter taught answer to this and to dozens him: on the level all the of other fascinating questime “Astrontions in our booklet He bought Open View omy” last year for $7500 much written Jt is simply of it in question and answer The ho'rse earned $107000 and since He bought Atoll for form rJBflkcs clear many point1 $100000 - Atoll — ha s wtm He bred Hubcap which are usualy mard to $100 00 understand and Hubcap has won $90000 Send for ’ GleaF-Orbl- tr Little 55” cents" cents 5 for mailing Missy Randy Paar and Fort plus Pierce Ray gets lti per cent — Us Thli Coupon of all purses He also gets Th Salt Lake Trlbun $14 a day per horse Bureau Information 6 15 V St N W Ray Metcalf enters the Washington 4 D C building I enrlot 4(1 rents In coin for i copy of th booklet “As Itoromy' He shakes hands with Charles Sheehan secretary of the New Jersey Commission They tdlk horses That afternoon Atoll ran as the favorite He finished in a shot dead heat with a You just can’t tell A rt half-miler- s heavily loaded with the black suits and that some highly enterprising contract would eventually be reached North raised to two spades and South temporized with a bid of three clubs AT THIS POINT West That get Inlo trouble because they think of poison lvyas only a weed Stop Me By Bennett Cerf The stingiest man of the year must be the one who gave his 'little girl a dime to go without supper stole it from her while she was asleep and then refused her breakfast for losing it Hoity-toitlady entered a pet shop and announced she was in the market for a class dog “This one looks good" she ventured "Has it got a pedigree?” "Lady” the owner assured her earnestly “if this dog cobld talk he wouldn't‘ speak to either of us!” y - As a fellow who reads a lot I cannot quite follow America's tastes in entertainment these days the Easter Bunny” "Chapter 28 For men only Hold a lighted match behind this page" drunk or the mistress of a ‘ feeble drunken writer or a drunken actor’s ' daughter And I was brought up to think that blank paper should contain words — not mere wispy suggestions of wild ideas or reverse cliches that Falstaff would have scorned as unworthy Some of us weary professionals resent the intrusion of amateurs with nothing but flash and filigree to peddle And I can vouch for one thing for sure My brother was not an only child NORTH however persisted to six spades for with West in lead he reasoned rather loosely that the club ruff was not immediately available West doubled and He was all hands passed willing to speculate on East’s possession of the king of diamonds as part of the values for his overcall and led the deuce of diamonds East put up the king and surprise at winning the trick did not prevent him from returning a club IBM - SHAPES - IF THIS way-ou- FACTORY "r ' STOCK T GIANT N0R©l REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE- R t FEET? 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SCHREYER'S Lk SIZES AUTOMATIC-DEFROS- e BUY OR RENT AT 757 SO STATS CLOSE-OU- T All these chapters occupy whole pages I suppose in the half-lifthat America lives glued to the TV screen that this comprises literature and Mr Douglas whom I am grateful not to know is a fabulous character since he has moulded the national mores via work for Jack Paar Bob Hope Red Skelton Jimmy Durante and George Gobel Both High Shoos and TYPEWRITERS DINETTE SETS W Dad” BUT STATE Carload Sale ALL C0L0RS “Chapter 47 Lord Chesterfield’s last letter to hU son Dear Junior Get lost " 460 SO HOMER HANSEN JFURNt “Chapter 29 What every young girl should know Hold a lighted match behind this page" in- jected himself Into the proceedings with a snooping bid of three hearts and North jumped to four spades South considered it an opportune time to ask for aces and West under the mistaken impression that East would be on lead against an eventual spade contract bid five clubs to designate his void North passed East bid five hearts and South cognizant of the impending ruff abandoned the higher ranking spade contract in favor of six clubs sr ShopgtSogrsEYeryFriclayandJVIondqy 930 am -- Just Try and hag-ride- WHEN I SAY it contains no writing I am not kidding Sample page: “Chapter 19 Every damn book you pick up has a chapter 19” Nothing more “Chapter 26 Sunday Shot By C H Goren The same year 1926 he graduated from St Helen’s Parochial School - Many persons what’s left of my eyes on a new book that comprises 400 000 wprds of galley proof vTo get this many clean words in type I must have written five mil- lion at least Certainly the necessary experience encompassed 40 years and the good Lord only knows how much reading time and awful travel Nor would I like to mention the wear-antear on my liver But I have encountered the perfect answer to writing It comes in 95 pages is written by some sort of modern time genius called Jack Douglas and contains no writing It is called “My Brother Was an Only Child” Goren on Bridge The dew still spangled the morning grass when Ray walked the race horses after their morning workouts He took them by a bridle rope and walked them for 40 minutes tab-let- s ba It makes one real exciting western town” “hots" d Ca kr Possibly one pays a price for normalcy I have never been a dope addict or a lady FREE CUSTOMER in COOL PARKINO te&shgyl 460 South State COMFORT-Frc- o Porlcing hwOie Planet or Star? Book Will Tell well-indexe- d - 20-to- - -- "I watch three of them at He lived a little off Churchill Downs No one in his family care especially The kid liked for horses them before he liked girls And after He was 13 when he got his first job walking each year These products in lotions to $250 per wafer I am going back to George Ade Recently too I have been fascinated by a book called ‘‘Mine Enemy Grows Older” by a type named Alexander King who could qualify as a good writer if he could forget the s word “dopey" which his copy He gleefully recounts how he has been several times a narcotics addict an arrested criminal a con man and a general bum I cannot care much for his subject matter but the man does write a salty prose reminiscent of Bon Hocht of 30 years ago: and at least his pages have words enough’ best-sellin- g d Ci His Advice to Genius: ‘Get Lost’- stuff Is funny warrant a the wrong track This octhought curs as I ruin at Monmouth Raymond Metcalf raised In Louisville poison ivy I SPAIN — dodge I have been off on Metcalf Metcalf is good to them And each year the horses are faster the trainer is cannier He walks the- - long walk from the barns to the adThe ministration building morning sun Is strong It stops the trembling in the flower beds Only the bees are working Workboys and rubbers going the other way nod to Ray Metcalf Nobody dislikes this man The corticosteroids and the antihistamlnic drugs are a boon to the millions of A m e r leans who develop The characteristic three leaflets generally have smooth edges and a shiny surface and are green except in spring and fall when they may be red Fifty per cent of all young adults are sensitive to the PALAMOS A 17 must confess that after donkey’s years iq the writing It isn’t the biggest Nor the fastest It earns money for the Mackle Brothers Whp own it They’re good to Drugs Offer Relief for Poison Ivy ' Robert Ruark: Stable Dr Van Dellen make ferer By George Clark Park now with his Elkham The man is more Import- - salves or Friday July 17 1959 He has a feeling for them They do not understand him Some like Hubcap try to bite him Raymond Leslie Metcalf never bites back He talks soothing talk a munfible of sweet tones rather than words - And his strong hand slides down the glossy neck or slaps the round flank chestnut stops are-use- The Salt Lake Tribune the tant The dark B?l"y r f Jim Bishop Reporter He Is a short man with a pat of gray and he walks In the shade along the edge of the stalls 'j yy Ir1 5 tv Hit Delivery to your homo Normal Installation XW W t 1 -- 5-y- ear Open Daily 9:30 0 ’V A r £x year servlco (parts labor) gear parts guarantee - MAIN OR STATE AT 8TH SOUTH fnjtom money L a e f ft- am to FREE SEARS - SIDE PARKING - pm Mondays and Fridays 'til 9 6 a a A Ot A e A El 51 pn |