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Tor Heart Throbs Supornatural Warriors et Pelle: °Hauge of bi yator UAL Army Drama I —Mystery Mews OTrue Detective Mystery Drams Sunday Itattnac 2100 Aro 1:00 115 I tat) 1 2:16 2:30 2:46 -a:01) 3:16 330 3:46 4:00 421 4:30 4 4s IS I Our 14 Stoker Organ Darts tor Dough— rroca Hollywood Om t crop y Da Ina ardlos I I Deseltio I Mystery tr0rPo test Story Evor ToW 5 :00 Mr Theater 515 30 Eta Strang :4 el CrThe r Hour Shadow"--- A ei Real Thriller I:iiornily show Mysteries-- ()Abbot Zl000 A of West klyetery se I Wel:miters' i Sitver Theater —A mar Family Nick Ca rter bi a leXat Smitift Sings tor Detect too Autry Shoo e I I111Gerts rriand Erma I o °Crime Club — Rest Mystery of Week °Vote's of eltriote— Lton Wills Adventure Of erlad on CI:lured 1 Fur t Rogues' hair Aire pi pd God IS1 :IP15 1:30 1 :46 2:00 2:16 2:30 2:46 3:00 3:16 e 330 3:46 4:00 Moderne 4:16 4:30 4:46 5 :00 6 :1 b 5:30 Meandertngs to Met Gallery di 4 Mail airsreaturtni Tmpl ghow Mush (our In Portiond aympnony Orate Ira A 'lath ot 12146 :00 Western Roundup— western Music Modes ton Shot ftorvits My P4rensido: Newt Venor Ail Music C brows Across rootlighte Ca rouset with RAI Binch Pro-traTh Jack I 10-Tho- ertils the Symphony of Air with Hans grnweiber ducting 12:30 Tle the Titles with ' King Harmon Luthoras Hour Silver String:It Guest Star (Treas? Sincerely Yours rhrea Mune Church of th's AW Here's to Veterans Bouquets of lodusic The Quiz Kids l I'-Hou- 'rheas Craldrenr 1 tra Komi 1200 12:16 Cavalcade of Music Cavaliero and Orchestra Man Family 400s tCarmon ()refits- - 'ilitympbony Trib-Tal- e 6 :46 P M :ee Limning $udar Hour frit b Do GO 6 ei trait :30 41146 7:00 711 b 7:30 1 :AS Sy irt prior y — wait'' New JImmlo Pollee Pardnds Wntaa 9 I) ' I I 0 :00 101 6 10:30 I 10 t45 1 1 iii i1172 - ! 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How much time must a farmer spend in managing and harvesting di timber crop7- How does he establish then managed and tend and finally harvest the tree crop? Here are some of the answers: On an experimental plot of 40 acres of but otherwise natural second-growt- h stand—possibly a typical farm plot—it was found in 1945 that it prowell-stock- m ek r i 1 1 - which ' 4' i 1 ---- -1 on off-seas- f 1:- - i I fuel-woo- 7:30 7:46 8:00 8:16 I § ' -' 1 you can WASHINGTON (UP)—Farmera eventually may cut an annual timber crop just aa they annually reap crops of corn cotton or potatoes The agriculture department's believe forestry bureau experts that forest products can be a regular and not an intermittent source of income Experiments are being conducted by the forestry experts which show that timber crops under proper development can be induced to yield an annual harvest Furthermore timber could be harvested at' the convenience of the farmer and provide profitable employment That view is contained in a detailed report of experiments conducted at the Crosaet experimental forest in Arkansas by the agriculture department and Included in the annual department publication ''Science in 6:30 duced: Logs 13144 board feet pulp6:46 d wood 1533 standard cords 7:00 1197 cords standard 7:16 Bait — Priivot 1230—KOAL Trributte from erty Park Sint-tim- enthembie it urri:maypieLvenuish 1 Musical Gems Prot:thy W Pipes of Melody Dave Caere Show The 8 Church Pro ULM ng I eSeoymrreaosyrd tor tn Inn Conn gram Little Concert Rebroadcast is L Tabernacle Chop i It Wayne 6:15 Sweet Crlarlot Hour Shmv World News ters KALI- - the e'Itiondlo L D Album Music fkIsek Smith Iv t Earl Sheldon Or It Katemso Or ?hegira Chorus She bnerd Music of the Mas- of I 6:0C Sons 'ts Guns busetos Ammon Concert Hour Morry d Louts I Baseball Warmup Baseball Came — Salt Lak Beta versus Twin Fall Play-by-ay ri seriptloo by Hsi Ksciusive Vi'yrosis Ward – Your es 1:00 1 A Rocantwoz LA:ms I To- Concert et Keys Voices from El wood rri e ie News Pictures in Music 4 Irmo Pears tmondars Head!Ints LAW' Ago day—Drama Mannottan Martin 41A menean It or Leave jake ie Cit ettao Tonj Sher :3 9 :1 A prier"' 000 Years I a t4 6 :00is attit rther 1 Cane Gabriel Hutt winermil LA:snits I Oka Worths the Us known—Science A °Listen Carefully--M Lid— :006 ItTfsatrOu -0 d Acquaint a9 :1 nes0 1 r' - got an extra hour of stoop pine-hardwo- Evening Programs i s f 1 4 Foreseen Farming" v I tion Recognizing that the postwar housing shortage is nearly world-wid- e the congress will discuss its effect on family life t Centennial Whether your interests are In animal vegetable or mineral displays whether you're looking for new steps in electronics or the latest in household gadgets whether your Interests are cultural or commercial or if you're looking just for - off-seas- I 1 with a -- 0!16 1 1 k 1 i Timber Crop I Indepndent i - plain wholesome fun— There's something for every member of the family at the fair Phone Stations KDYL1320 Sunday Range CTI 1 - - Utah's bird and animal displays bring the younger set back repeated visits Left - Mack Zabler with Douglas Rich A DirrwrisE3M'N'1 World Mews I Chriat Ian Selene et Prophecy Sindy Melodies 1 12 :SO 12 :415 i The operation corrects a congenital defect which prevents a sufficient supply of blood from being pumped from the heart to the lungs andthrough the body The resulting weakness often causes invalidism Dr Stephens said results In 15 of the completed operations were classified as excellent threp good two fair and one poor for well lit up an inset view of the square just where it can be ' found on the map But these are just a few of the wealth ofattractions at the huge I F 1 7 -- e 24fl' - J—Jiii 'qX es Wtoit News Raynicind Moss - 1 ::: - - - - - ' - - '1 :: f 6 T KSL-1- 160 etodloa rine Artahil Qua rt rt Vette 1200 12:15 i I ' - 4"7':'""'-'3- - Twenty-on- e - t t - e - 1 - CaL BERKELEY (UP) — "blue baby" operations have been performed at the University of California medical school in the past two years Dr H Brodie Stephens thoracic surgeon reports He said that in six other cases there was no attempt to corplete the operation the condition of the heart and vessels indicating that no improvement could be made '' :' - '1 31 1 - t ' I k 'Blue Baby' Victims Aided By New Surgery ' - ?- '''' ' k A -- - "" Afternoon Programs Nft - ''' - 4t5"---- --- - For Further :77' 11ppt 10:30 10:46 1 t 11 (MST) lista-mountai- n ert et Crrist Cur 713 Room 1000 10:16 1 - :30 111:411 1 : b 7: 1 '1 '' - d! L--- - timi hi orals bot D VERTI '7 ' 01E014 Pistons Moo:leas Formes Mows Labor U IA Vasco of Bust0000 bi es“ go et laza i:00 1 - - 1 - - I t : t - - l 1 f 5 Family organizations and their role in the state Related problems such as the effect on population growth of financial aid to families will be discussed In France for Instance the birth rate now exceeds the death rate for the first time in a century as the result of liberal subsidization of families since the war The discussion- of "working women" is expected to bring up a whole host of topics including equal rights and wages for women postwar man power and efneeds unemployment fects on childten and popula- 4 T : girt midi KALL-9- 10 MOW:ItLa 0:00 1106 i - ! N Tourists spend much time inspecting this miniature of Utah's national forests The Ernest Eiseles of New York City are typical A rd orriorr!cl41 70 IICUTA-3- work - Relations and children 3letp ---- Sunday June 22 1947 t 1 if:::: '' ' ('' en Id - - - but--to- - : r - Visitors who have never given age4 ) - 1 Working women The world housing short 2 3 1 ' L power now obtained from Hoover (formerly known as Boulder) dam flowersr Another electrified exhibition complete with tricky pushbuttons Arts and Crafts and Eghted map shows a map Men as well as women linger of the natof Utah and close-up- s In the building devoted to ex- - ural tourist attractions Visitors hibits entered in the Centennial stand in front of the huge elecn arts and crafts contest Most trified wail map and push a of the masculine admiration is to indicate which attraction dIrteted at the copper displays they want to see while the ladies "oh" and "ah" rush the button marked for over the intricate neediecraft exaMple Temple square Immelitah's wide-opspaces have diately there appears on the map 1 i 0 a thought to Irrigation are attracted by the three dimensional reclamation display which ismade more intriguing by an electrifled map And they linger longer when the display shows they learn thatmultimillion-dollar the projected of expansion Strawberry reservoir southeast of Salt Lake City If approved and undertaken this mammoth project would give Utah with the aid of four pow& the plants almost one-thi- ed I "'s I 1 standards for families 1 t '-- I I The need for higher living 1 t1 ---- -- t the elaborate and educational displays by the federal bureau of reclamation and state bureau of parks Electrical Maps pools balsam rocks firs and Typical of the visitors who marvel at the realistic forest scene are the Ernest Eiseles who are on their way back home to Staten Wand N Y after a tour that took them to California and Arizona "we haven't seen anything like thia during our entire trip" they commented "Andthe roses!" 'We grow roses ourselves" Mrs Eisele explained "and have seen lovely specimens in Cantor-Ili- a but never anything like your with - !' - artist Tricky lights that flaslii on and off attract hordes of visitors to - ' - Centennial exhibit Is admired by Miss Nola Brown (left) and Mrs Norma Romano of Crescent I ! itr i - - -- f"'"4---- ' - t - - ' - I ' - : 2 1 - - - r' - :I - ' --- - — - t 1 - Ira' 7 W1 WWWW - -! r - 'A1 - '' '! i k - tow t111WW ow ottat woo 410b I- — - ‘4t) : '''''7v ' -'-- ! '' t it : 4- - - '''''c ' 1 141 - 4 A- - 4- 4 ' ) - — 4 -- - -- -- - ' i i' 4 1 a - 1 ' ( i" 7 i PARIS (UP)—An attempt to bring the force of international cooperation to bear on the intricate problems of - home life and human relations made at the World Family loclIC:bye: gress which starts here France which considers' herself the most progressive nation in the world in matters of social justice has invited repre- sentatives of 40 countries to at the first world conference toenn families and populations "The improvement of family life all over the world is an essential factor in reconstruction after the war and in the maintenance of world peace" Robert Boudet general secretary said ' In outlining the reasons for calling the congress "Yet at the present time families in numerous countries of the world find themselves in extremely difficult and precarious positions" Discussion at the congress will center around five main themes: 100 - I 1 Family Life - ' 9 ' - ---m ' ft7':: '04--- - - 04 -- 0""4 "4 otrrsit 1 00"- - 4 " 3 4 40ds isas F 4I l'" tt ti 1'1 (-7- Ilb411 N" t - r:11 - tells i - -- ii411 ita 1 P top-aot- ch t it-- lball ' -- z By PAULA SOIMONS Utah's flowers forests and handcraft have worked their way to the top of the billing at the huge Centennial exposition- - And It's going to take a sensational attraction to ease them out of the position Comes nightfall of course and the tinsel sparkle of the midway with its skilled barkers and the rattle and clatter of novelty attractions has Its own way with the crowds But daytime another story From Oregon New York and Virginia from Hawaii and South Carolina tourists come to Inspect and remain to admire the carefully presented educational exhibitions And what particularly attracts them are the displays by the Utah Associated Garden Clubs the Centennial arts and crafts exhibits and the displays by the federal bureau of reclamation and the bureau of parks Is It Real! Most of our visitors simply can't get over the miniature forest scene here" explained Mrs A W O'Brien guardian of the 1 ' 0 GoHighbrt)w i ) - ii J - ' --- t IP-- ' ll" gr - Visitors 1 1 4 ikat L:mi A1 " i Ir 1 4 0 litmmov i '' t -- |
