Show - 15 (Swedish Journalists View War Program in U S (Continued from She's Doing Pg Nine) said is excellent and nazl and communist factions have the support of only about 5 per cent of the population He said most of Sweden's merchant fleet which totaled 2259 ships before the war now serves the cause of 'the united nations "Sweden is the most democratic country in the world" he said "and there is no chance of a dictatorship succeeding barring- an invasion" He characterized Sweden's position however as precarious "We are surrounded by Ger Man's Job tries" a ned more drivers —women and men— and we pay excellent salaries Apply today! 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IT IS ALL GONE NOW--- 1 WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO GOT AWAY TO Reserve System HEAP vREADY TO J TO ESCAPE DRIFTWOOD? -- THE EXCITEMENT flowers show insects where to go and the odors or "scents" also attract them Red purple yellow blue orange and brown are among the colors of flowers and there are various shades of each main color The odors are so pleasing in some cases that the flowers are used to make perfumes Now and then however we find an odor which is far from This is true of the pleasing Rafflesia the world's dargest This huge blossom flower grows from the roots of certain trees Its smeHl has been compared to that of a dead aanimal width A Rafflesia may have of more than three feet and may weigh as much as 15 pounds People do not like the odor but flies do and the fliea spread the pollen Flowers differ in their habits Some kinds fold their petals at night perhaps you have noticed this happen among the daisies Other flowers keep their petals folded while the sun is shining but open them at night The sun has been called "the eye of the day" and the round yellow disk of the common daisy folk to call caused Anglo-Saxo- n it "day's eye" Later the name of "day's eye" was turned to "daisy" It appears that daisies were first brought to this continent from Europe about two centuries ago By long and careful work Luther Burbank turned a rather small kind of daisy into the famed Shasta daisy which measures four inches across and which is grown in gardens Scottish folk call the daisy the "bairnwort" meaning "child's the "black-eye- d plant" is Often Susan" called a daisy but it is not a true member of the family Farmers do not like to have daisies grow very thickly in their pastures but they are pleased with flowers of another sort — those of the clover Many farmers plant clover and thousands of tons of clover seed have been imporated from Europe for the purpose Clover makes good food for livestock and adds richness to the soil The flowers usually are white pink red or purple but some are yellow Ate AV IT WAS QUITE SIMPLE" Shtl I'M SIMPLY WgET AVAYJUKE' I VOU'KE DROOUN FAMIHEPV ( YUM! h— MUCH YOU'LL OsaLO T M J y DKTMlT Til ' 2 1 f WE LL COMAAAMDER' MOW DO YOU NOW? m I 1 rAWH! 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Where do you H 4 i Ilfj8 Insects Keep Flowers Going E3 H -- SOARP WON'T USTEN TO ZEASOH AST I'M HOOKBR Mm nr h Defense orders for Sweden's armed forces now keep her factories running 24 hours a day The war has led to strict rationing and has seriously damaged the Swedish livestock industry the newsman said There is visiting no coffee available and bread butter meats sugar spices and other foods are rationed Fish plentiful in Swedish coastal waters is an abundant food Synthetic wool made from wood pulp has replaced the genuine fabric for Swedish clothing The journalists conducted on their tour by Naboth Hedin head of the American Swedish News exchange of New York City were entertained Sunday by a committee heded by Leland G Burris publisher of the Bingham Bulletin They will leave Monday for Yellowstone park and later will visit the Pacific coast after Munich BUT SOU WAIT 7 WITHOUT ME THIS JUST AS I THOUGHT HAP EVERYTHING FKEO TOO! AH' VACATION GET WHESI I NOrV r-- year Bees and butterflies are famed for spreading pollen but many other kinds of insects do the same work The bright colors of 3535 August 24 1912 13 lend-leas- By Uncle Ray Flowers please the eyes of people but that is not their purpose so far as nature is concerned Thanks to flowers insects visit the plants and those insects spread pollen from blossom to blossom The spreading of pollen is important If it did not take place the seeds of most kinds of plants would not grow in the following Salt Lake Transportation THE THAT A WELCOME counmany and German-occupie- d he said "Germany keeps us in a state of suspension" He said Sweden was better prepared than other Baltic countries at the time of Germany's invasion of Norway and had been sending modern armaments to Finland une der a program Germany was restrained from invading Sweden when Norway Club Will Map Agenda was conquered in April 1940 he said partly because of Swedish Club activities for the next sevmilitary strength and a threat of eral months will be mapped Tuessea day at 12:15 p m when members reprisal from Russia's Baltic conof the Salt Lake Round Table passage under complete nazi trol conduct their regular weekly e Besides giving aid to luncheon meeting in the Hotel the Finns Sweden began inten- Utah Ferrell H Adams secretary-sive armament program shortly treasurer announced Sunday lend-leas- Dririnf a fib Salt £ake tribune SOZr OF Y HECK! 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