| Show - ' - - -- ?- l - y t 0 I 10A tbe Sail 1 — ukt Eribunt INIF00OFvo i Utahn Outlines Errors in Tree Pruning Sunday March 30 1947 g f i 1 4 i i f - I ) tr-- --' : -- I 1 ' t ' ''' 1 -- '' ' ' k 1 1 ' ''-- ' '1 k ' v i! 7' 4 : : :' ' :1 ' 'i 'tF '' 4 ' :ft : :r 71 -- t :''': well-stock- 1 : " ' :: I ) ''''' r ':4:' i" 4 ' r 4 A ' -4 4 - - - - 3' - --- - 7N 3 t ----- iL- -- g - - -- 1 -- CONFER AT UNIVERSITY SESSION IN LOGAN Official representative of the national group to the state association's convention In Logan Mrs Charles J Oviatt Sheridan Saturday Wyo regional vice president of the American Self-Educati- Association of University Women 'discusses convention topics with Miss Evelyn Dobbs eenter Ogden state vice president and Mrs LaVal S Morris Logan state president of the unit 1 Southern Utah Educator 68 Succumbs GRAND MASTER on TO VISIT PROVO MASONS Held Guide To Citizenship LOGAN — Indrfference of the PROVO—Harold Cline Milford grand master of the Utah grand lodge Free and Accepted Masons will make his first official visitation on April 12 attending the joint session of Story' lodge No 4 Provo and Tintic lodge No 9 Eureka The meeting will be held in the Provo Masonic temple T R Harps Story lodge's master and Elmer Wester land Tintic lodge's master are in charge of arrangements A feature will be the installation of Harold F Tucker past master of Story lodge as grand lodge pursuivant AU master Masons are invited to the visitation with dinner being served at 6:30 pm in the banquet room by members of Valley chapter No 3 Order of Eastern Star Banquet reservations must be made with J C Halbersleben 48 N University ave Tribune Specini - -- - Sanpete Millard and Beaver counties He had also served a term on Millard county board of education and was active In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Survivors Include his widow: a son and daughter Mrs Athens McGregor Salt Lake City James F Jay Palo Alto Cal: eight brothers Alma Clint E Wallace R E and H E Jay all of Fillmore: W A Day and Willard E Day both of Salt Lake City: five sisters Mrs Ida Jackson 'Mrs Ethel Steward and Mrs Ruby Davies all of Mrs W A Barnes San Gabriel Cal: Mrs Flora Cooper Aurora and one grandchild Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 pm In the Fillmore Second LDS ward by M Melville bishop Burial will be in the city cemetery Friends may call at the family residence Monday from 11 am until time of services A Fill-mor- e: 4 Fill-mo- -- t ' Ii A 7 t) :) $b7) Tt7r v 0 11: 4 j ' I 111 L A on this Chrome Set! -- It:I K --- 1 - - 7"-" r 1 : 1 1 :A V77""' I — 1 i "1 ' 1 ' I :4 ' i I 'G : ( - c'IL tt l ii ' i ' ' i :awe'" 001111NO It 11 1 : I 1 4:4' ' it - I 1 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 IIIIII 4 1 I i - I I ‘-- a 1 I 5-IP- i EDIINIErIPTE C in gleaming chrome ancl plastic 1 A S17-N I t i I i i (3)50 I an actual $8950 Value! 1 Full frame chairs and table legs of chrome tubuUr steel Plastic upholstered seats and shaped backs In your choice of colors the laminated plastic extension top is Impervious to stains washes beautifully never loses Its sparkle BUY ON EASY WESTERN TERMS I ) i'Sril' j I 1 i 11"117-11171-7-r--7-1--' ! I I )1 i i I 14 --- 1 - : r L""3' Poi 7 -- 1 135 South I 'milli 71 slow-growin-g side-bran- one-four- th Tribune Special RICHFIELD—The need for planning and development of Utah communities with an eye to future growth was stressed by R Clay Allred assistant director of the Ogden city Centennial planning committee at a Centennial beautification conference here Saturday night Counties represented included Sanpete Sevier Plute Wayne Emery and Garfield J B Carlos manager of the Centennial beautification divir state sion reported on state-wid- e beautification activities and stressed that communities and counties should adopt intensive beautification projects to dress up the state for the i Centennial year He added that the projects should not be of impermanent nature but that Utahns should capitalize on the Centennial year to accomplish permanent improvements in their communities At a session for the general public Stephen L Richards member of the council of twelve apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints speaking on the "Spirit of the Centennial" declared that high tribute to the pio- well neers can be paid through beauti fication of the state t "No greater tribute can be paid to the pioneers of this state than to make the handiwork they start— ed beautiful and clean" Mr Richards said ' "I hope to see the day when it t will be a disgrace for any industry or business to be conducted in ugly Women of the Colorado and surroundings" he added He said Wyoming university ski teams one of is his favorite 1 through were lodged Saturday in a Salt trips the Fishlake area and through the - Lake hotel after the ski chalet Utah national parks and added at Alta where they that beautification of communities staying burned to will enhance these great Utah 1:20 am at Saturday natural resources Operator of the chalet—a aid remodeled from a series lodge t of mine buildings a half mile lift—Jay ' DIAMOND 'svotTINII: i! waecsotbsoefmth Alta ski minor burns ' iJ — as he fought the blaze with toomplistat installation 116 '' snow lassisIed by guests of the and srvIce Install chalet and other guests from tits bast! — Alta lodge The fire severed telephone i e" wires into Salt Lake City and i ' t 47-1 ' k: preenvtenttoedaida calelstfsor fire equip- y-Al" i who continued to fight the blaze until the building WM razed 'l — FURNITURE—CARPETS—APPLIANCES I ed -ti - I P 1 an for Future Counties Told high-color- CHALET BURNS AT ALTA SKIERS IN S: L il ‘ re six-coun- ty — ' : - - 9t C:""- ) t- I 68 Millard high school For the past five years he had been juvenile probation officer for self-educati- on While principal reasons for pruning trees are to increase the yield and eliminate cost of thinning and spraying Mr Stark asserts too many amateur gardeners forget that a young tree has whims similar to a small boy with growing pains Because of that the extension service has made a study of pruning operations emerging with practical ideas for Utah's "orchard addicts" Common Mistake One of the ‘more noticeable mistakes in pruning apple trees in Utah is the severe"heading back" or topping commonly practiced in an attempt to reduce final height of the tree Such severe cutting results In production of "suckers" that form a bushy top most of which must be removed before a satisfactory bearing surface results ThP cermet thing to do advises Mt Stark is allow tops to grow naturally—so that long uncut branches will pull down with weight of the fruit—and much larger quantities of apples may be obtained Pruning however is no substitute for irrigation and fertilization and apple trees in proper vigor will advance from eight to 14 inches of terminal growth each year on horizontal branches Iftyour trees are not doing this they are not bearing full capacity Pruning Target Some mature bearing apple trees often have a number of slender branches inside of the tree and underside of large branches These thin branches often bend downward producing an inferior fruit in addition to absorbing water and nutrients that should be going to superior apples on stronger branches It is highly advisable to remove such growth accordipg to Mr Stark directing nutrients to more thrifty branches that produce more The general tendency in Utah however is to prune apple trees too severely cutting the crop and failing to make possible an 800 to 1800 bushel per acre crop Peach tree pruning is an entirely different matter Mr stark says pointing out that peaches are produced on wood of last season's growth: The goal should be to force the tree to grow vigorously into bearing at an early age—and keep it that way so an abundance of wood will be produced yearly Good soil management rather than heavy pruning should be depended upon Outlines Steps The first step in pruning peach trees is to go over the tree with loping shears and remove or head back to a vigorous of the smaller about branches Mr Stark said Aims must be to keep the peach tree low and distribute the remaining fruiting wood evenly over the tree Many growers believe that pruning sweet cherry trees cause them to die This belief is disproved by the fact that there are many old thrifty sweet cherry trees that have been pruned frequently throughout their life and still produce prolifically Mr Stark says Bearing sweet cherry trees should have a minimum of eight to 12 inches of new terminal growth each year Backs Disinfectant Meanwhile leading pear varieties in Utah—Bartlett and Anjou—are subject to pear blight according to studies of the extension service Whenever this disease is present all blighted areas and shoots must be removed and treated with a disinfecting solution Heavy pruning in pears encourages production of succulent growth and makes the trees more susceptible to blight unless the set of fruit is heavy enough to check the growth An effort should be made to balance fruit production and tree growth because blight is more seVere on trees producing non-protecti- ve prominent southern Utah educator died Friday night in a Salt Lake hospital of a kidney ailment Mr Jay was born Sept 1 1878 in Deseret Millard county a sou of James J and Emma Mitchell at the Jay He5 came to Fillmore age of years He was married on June 18 1906 to Chloe Huntsman He attended the University of Deseret Brigham Young university and Stanford university getting his first degree from the University of Utah He was superintendent of schools in Beaver county for five years after which he received special training at the University of Chicago and University of Michigan He went then to Berkeley Cal where he received his MAand PhD degrees at the University of California He taught school next In Honolulu T H for one year and four years in California returning to Utah In 1933 to handle classes at Ogden Car Hits Man in Davis - Frank Jay FILLMORE—J citizenry toward national prob- lems will be a symptom if the ' 'danger day" for America ever - approaches Mrs C J Oviatt Seridan Wvo regional vice pres- ident lof the American Association of University Women- declared at annual convention of the organiza tion's Utah division here Saturday The convention was under direction of Mrs Lavel S Morris Logan who was reelected presi dent of the state association Miss was named Evelyn Dobbs Ogden and Dr Mary vice president Reeder Ogden treasurer 4 Warns on Danger "The 'danger day' for America will come when skepticism relaxation and indifference overtake the citizens" Mrs Oviatt declared Speaking directly to the assoelation membership as a whole her message she said was to admonish college women that "no one is educated when she receives her degree" "That is but a commencement" Mrs Oviatt explained "An individual is out of step if she does rot continue in her efforts toward Study prompts Tribune Special thinking and thinking motivates — Warren H CENTERVILLE action Our study groups are orsuffered a 67 Duchesne Strong ganized to reach this general ob- compound fracture of the left leg jective" and bruises and lacerations of the Syrian Aid Speaks body at 11:30 am Saturday on 91-at the southern Other speakers at the conven- highway when he tion included Dr Nejla Izzeddins boundary of Centerville an automobile was struck by Lebanon Syria member of the Arabian bureau of information at driven by Donald Sassoer 17 : Ogden NVashington D CI who told of con- Washington Terrace ' ditions in -- the Far East today According to State Highway inProf William Scholes of Utah Patrolman R H Evanswaswho a Mr pasStrong vestigated State Agricultural college ' Dr Joseph P Kessler district senger in a car driven by his son officer for the Utah state depart- Wayne Strong The car was ment of health who discussed stopped on the west side of the heading south and Mr public responsibility in protecting highway had walked around the the general health and welfare of Strong the state Miss Anne Crane mem front of the parked automobile to ber of the state department of cross to a house on the east side welfare who discussed of the highway when he was public state and national welfare legis- struck by a southbound vehicle Nfr Strong was taken by Union Jation and Miss Myrtle Austin dean of women at the University mortuary ambulance to the 1D S of Utah hospital for treatment : 1 I ' t ) t ' ! t 1 ? - State: t - Spring must be here! For Sunday marks the formal 1947 opening of Tracy aviary the home of 1200 birds and mammals from all over the world Anticipating a glorious spring day City Commissioner Fred Tedesco predicted that 10000 visitors would call upon the aviary "folks" These birds and animaJs which have taken things easy all winter within their cozy quarters have found a few new neighbors in their midst the most recent being a couple of wide-eye- d eastern great horned owls which came to town ed lege - ' ' 311 --7 - 3 '' r) o ' - :! :: '3 i ' i' a - - --4- - '''' 114 4 1 ''''''' ' '''''''''''' :it ' ' w'' 4 " t d : '' At '"'"''''1‘ I:1Sf:- I : ' ' s: i TH''' : i I 1 4 ' A 11 1 1 N " f t -' '":- ! 1 1 N" o'' ''''' 1 4 '' V'' - -- ' or'41 ' - -4 A :1 Lagoon Speeds Renovation For 50th Year as Resort -- OTTUM Utah woodman spare that tree Is an old saying which should become a spring theme song if citizens expect their orchards to produce a higher yield of fruit or cellar of anticipate a canned goods for next winter The fact that pruning methods have been Improved considerably during the past few years is good evidence that Utahns are learning more about the subject and how it can be made applicable to the Intermountain area according to A L Stark extension horticulcolturist Utah State Agricultural - 4 Iii ti i 4 '7: By ROBERT ' '47 DEBUT OF BIRDS ANIMALS SLATED TODAY AT AVIARY r777:wr t t "i' 4 r"'" 1" -- :TT":--'' - 7 ' ::''1 - s w 777uwr-!-rr7"--!p- - p-- '' 72 -: 7 - - '' Z 7:'- Zf :" : J 1 ''' - t" - 4 - - L :tv11 f' s' - sr :::":: "4 :" :' i:'"Y i " ' 4"4"' " - 1' tiI7-- ' if''''''''' 4 t'' '''''' ' I- l''''"(414"' :::f - Iv V oF - r: " '' ": C''''' 12 k 44 p - ti-- t' 1 : I ) 4: :' 4 ' ' '"Z 't:- -' i '7d' ': t: : :- : ::: N''''' -' ::' ' ' : ' :' i: t i: '?"' t Zr 4' '' ' ::: - ' ' ':" !!' 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' :"' ': k v 1 k:' - i l' - : 4 1 - I '''' ' -- 4 - se l': 1 z -- - t 4 4 ::-::4-:YOUTH WISDOM GET TOGETIIER In jine withPres Marry S Truman's recent announcement of transfer of certain functions of Civilian Production adminlitration to the office of the housing expediter administration and enforcement ot limitations on commercial construction will be taken over by the office Tuesday Also included is the transfer of C P A's function to increase production of critical building materials Arnold M Seller at present C P A district manager for Utah will continue to administer the program "Compliance actions started by C P A will be carried through just as though no transfer of functions had occurred Criteria for approval will deal generally with the same people in the same way and at "Hello Neighbor" quips Claudia Mae Knight 4 daughter of Mrs C D Wilson residents at the Tracy aviary in Liberty park Iler greeting is for a new aviary arrival the eastern great horned owl in cage late Friday night aboard a Western Air Lines plane from Lethbridge Canada Among other newcomers which May be curious to eye the city folks are some purple grackles 'vaHcoldred doves a North American bird and a lady some goose which not so long ago called New Guinea semi-palmat- ls ed her home Visitors also will see a number of new houses for the aviary population Parks Superintendent Joseph L Sloan apparently having made certain that his charges would not have to go hunting for "ai)artments" The aviary recognized as one of the nation's finest wa:s presented to Salt Lake City by the late Russel L Tracy Trust Co philanthropist and founder of the Tracy-Collin- s - - Hats chicks and lilies are corn peting with passengers for transportation Sam B Kellogg traffic managerf United Air Lines disclosed Saturday h lull in travel After a passenger derniand has taken a upswing during the past sharp week while Easter air freight is booming Charter plane service is booked until October—unless the company gets delivery on new charter planes and reservations east and west on scheduled flights require several days' notice resWestern Air Lines reported ervation demand to east and west about equal with three or four days' normal reservation notice needed Majority of passengers are businessmen or women with a scattering of early tourists and a few students Union Pacific Railroad Co Is enjoying brisk passenger traffic both business travel and return of easterners to their homes after winter vacations in the southwest Both Union Pacific and Southern Pacific which noted a pickup in travel reservations during the lastil week expect the tail end of ter tourist travel to blend into summer vacation g travel Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co reporting a between-season- s lull with only business traffic expects its usual summer tourist influx May 15 when scenic runs through the Royal Gorge beappargin While thenoCentennial noticeable effect ently has had on travel to date heavy reservations indicate Cententtial summer travel said a D&RGW official The railroad is warning travelers to make hotel reservations before setting' out pre-East- er two-mont- -- win-unt- west-movin- - ' "Ss 1 z01:1116 loose uppers daanydia0L- secure all eeviorycohlialfdyor3itry dentist's amazing dis- catied STAZE Not a "messy" covery powder! STAZE is pleasant-to-us- e tube at druggist paste Oct 350 no substitute! today! Accept 4 - - 1 C1Your Money ej T DA- Ates Molds All Dive! listAl - - - Sales Announced Eighty sales totaling $7079643 for the week ended Saturday were released through the multiple listing bureau Salt Lake Real EstAte board Averaging about $38495 males Included vacant lots residenk Lie realty farms and Industrial properties in the Salt Lake arts WARNING-ISSUE- D Warning that contrary to the growing belief that federal controls on housing and building materials are being relaxed Wendell H Paulsen assistant locality expediter National Housing agency Saturday reiterated that controls still are in effect and enforcement activities of present-- regulations will continue Restriction of the use of building materials for commercial and industrial purposes Will continue until an adequate aupply for veterans' housing isavallable he said Better Ironies Seen Salt Lake City Is new homes et may rot be Utopian man-e- l of chromium plush and meconanical miracles but they will be superior to its prewar home according to a study released Satur My by the Tile Council of Amer1947 ica Ranked ! 53rd by population among the nation's cities Salt Lake City now is 36th In home building the survey showed "Because demand for housing Still 13 greater than the construction Industry's capacity much of today's housing talk is in terms of quantity This overlooks the traditional erican search for better 'things— ether in a home a car or a soft drink" said F B Ortman chairman of the councils residential construction committee To meet this demand architects are specifyingsuch innovations as electric clothes and dish washers and many other automatic devices he said - t Partial completion of the 3 W Brewer building Ogden recently stopped by Civilian Production administration's compliance division because of regulation violations been Saturday had C P A district Arnold M Seiler granted manager for Utah aald approval for completion of the basement only was granted to eliminate a public hazard and to permit better access to the service 1 I : is 1 t I simP tgat:t opt - ta1 "EY A Good Diamond - 1reeds NO Exaggeration! - kk In a special school In truct them in the department various duties demanded by the Centennial he said The motorcycle training program will include riding in fast heavy traffic directing traffic flow in emergencies and during parades leabiing processions and directing crowds at various types of celebrations Experienced motorcycle patrolmen will be paired off with recruits and will take them through routine for a few weeks patrol' procedures ' they become thoroughly familiar with handling the "bikes" In every conceivable situation he said It not necessary to exaggerate in word or picture the excel- VENETIAN I ttll' i Lig I" -k ro '' — 01 T 1 i ' ' - 1 ti 7777777rf" BLINDS and Come and see our exquisitely matched' diamond rings and 541 South W Temd?le I - wedding rings in pairs at— $75 to $200—to $2000 or more I Convenient Terms! - - 0 WINDOW SHADES FOR H tiblxvut - Dean SALE 0 Jeti)eleiti Free Estim r se Cleaning and Repairing SOUTH 211 i e MAIN i V! -- A I3UNZEL'S 11 0- selves! 4 - is lence and beauty of fine diamonds They speak for them Rules governing Salt Lake City traffic will be given to Incoming visitors In order to keep accidents at a minimum during the I gib Phone 1 - f 4 - n - I S o I k - pp'" Aw tt 11Ptt At Iltti‘nttOt tettytAfitN ' tIt"ftt1A - i AVOerN '' eamftor - - ‘ - 04040004 N 4krb0P44100b0101044 1'- : Order tilted 11111b Good weather In Salt Lake City this week signaled the start of an intensive training program for new patrolmen to acquaint them with procedure of traffic direction pursuit of violators and parade tactics said Sgt G M Hopkins head of the motorcycle patrol The program this year especially is essential 'because- of crowded conditions expe during the said All Centennial Sgtofficers training police -- the same locations as they have in the past" he said He added that all current howl rng hontrols the simplified permit system for housing construction and channeling of surplus materials to housing will be continued-Whil- e the functions being taken over from CP A have bearing on the entire housing program they apply directly to three major points: 1 Construction limitation on nonresidential building 2 Allocation of a few basic raw materials such R S pig 111TIM to producers of building materials in critically short supply 3 Special assistance to building materials producers In seturimg necessary equipment and R Air Passenger Police Iiiitiate Travel Booms Traffic Class -- it Plan ' CPtl Switch :: : red-pol- er merry-go-roun- 4 t: :: old-tim- better-than-ev- : ''''' ' - 5254 '"''''2 NZ:- - ' rjitea'i f 04! oc: ge 14- e - '" : 11 - )::::: -- -- -4 '''''''''' :::0 -s- ' - - - '"'" 3'!' - ' ' t :' i: -- 19t'- -' -- - '"- - '7"' '':::: --- 4 -- 1 :: - N'et::- :::::: t 1 "' I '7'''- r''----- esIttN-' '4 - '''"- :: ''('':'' 4 - t i' 1'7”''''' ''''' -- ':' zl '''‘ '"' ''' :: t ? 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I " 4'1' -: By KEITH it McCAKTHY With a $100000 modernization program now in progress the latest in postwar thrills and amusement park attractions aro planned for Lagoon Ranch S Kimball manager announced Saturday Marking its 50th year the fun spot will open its gates for the 1947 season May 30 Included in the resort's golden anniversary face lifting are rocket being repainted and reconditioned z ski boats ghost rides and nearly 50 other attractions Filters for Vater Swimming in the cleanest possible water resultini from modern filters and sterilization equipment will be made more attractive by addition of a new streamlined entrance and a unique lighting system Grass also will replace the sand around the pool Some of Utah's most noted artists are engaged in painting murals e songs in a depicting will be which cafe outfitted newly formanaged by A MthTe Winkler Waldorf-Astori- a merly a chef at hotel New York City Stainless steel frankfurter grills and the newest in restaurant equipment will be installed A new tap room also is being erected Picnic Boweries Picnic boweries on the east and west are completely repainted and renovated and free use of the east stage public address system and piano is offered All buildings at the resort are bing repainted and reconditioned Outstanding among the five new adult rides and three new children's rides is a train which will accommodate both adults and children The old circle sw in g planes are being modernized with rocket ship which will seat eight adults or 12 children' Boats Join Setup For water sports a new boating boats — is attraction—aqua-sk- i added They will hold four persons Operation of a fleet of gas motor propelled boats also will be resumed The glaAt roller coaster flying d and other scooter resort favorites will be featured Ur Kimball said ths modernization program will be completed in time for the opening tele-qui- : "c ::: v ': i i'''''''' 4 ' ' ? 4 461 -f - ' A '''' 1 - '''''''''54 iA 1 : 4 ' 't''z'''''-'''''- - :'' ''''7's :' ' rf'z--'t ‘:—'411:S '' :' 9 ki4 fir 4 rlc ' 1 ''' 4'1 - 4741 4 4 -'- : ' 1 ' 40- ' e )1 ' r ') k e0044 ''t "" ( i' - 401 '"" - '4"4 TI ?4-- - I t 'i f "- l'- ii - - - 4 -N —4 i 1 - :&i :' - '7 t ':k ::'' 7 " ' '' - f? 7 r::' 4 1 ' :' "'Y"t 4:z :! - :' "i':''''':' :' ':: :e4N't '' ':'''0 ' 40- ' 4 '' ''' e Jo-- - i 4' s tr—IT'-- ' ''' 74 : 14 "c4 ' P'-- '' itopr f — i '7(' 4 r 4 : - r1''1- t- ' '' - ' ' 'i : 4i4 s wv- i if-40- 1 711 4 4? 4: b F'' '''- di- CONSTRUCTION L S i!0101011411014010ePe01100kM4e '''''''- - '''''''''' — - - |
