Show HoH H t toJ oJ- oJ I or orr r a i i Dads Dad's II III I Column II 1 11 oI Ho tI H- H ON TILE THE MOUNTAINS ALL NATURE seems to waken As the subtle rustling breeze Brings the scent of or mountains Of or heather lakes and trees Where lofty lotty hills gaze down at streams Which hurry out from under Falls Tn in spate which hurtle down downTo downTo downTo To seethe and crash and thunder The sound of or tumbling waters I Their music lilt lUt and sheen Enhance the tho sparkling beauty Of or the crystal mountain scene I The beauty of ot the high piled clouds Their shadows on the lakes I The silver green and turquoise In ln tho the sky when morning breaks Each evening brings enchantment en No wanderer can resist Of or hillsides steeped In purple And nd by the sunset kissed the stars Where beauty ty dreams beneath In each secluded valley alley Until the lark with liquid notes Sounds natures nature's grand reveille I John John Lewis O aaa O O BEFORE THE first of or the year the United States will ship bushels of or wheat to Europe The The Boston Travel Travel- Traveler er aaa LT FREEBORN JIU OnN WILL SOON LEAVE U C ron FOR U. 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A I Dear Grandpa ONE OF your our letters written in February February February ary Just arrived By Dy mistake you used my old address and It took quite a while to catch up with me Mrs wrote that you were in pretty fine spirits and andIn andin andin In much ed improved health when she was visiting in Utah That was indeed good goodnews goodnews goodnews news to hear Good news seems to be prominent now According to the latest War Department orders Ill I'll be on my way home the end of or July or early August It'll certainly bo be swell to be home again The weather here IS la as warm as any California summer Weve We've had de degrees de- de degrees degrees grees temperatures on several days The nights are cool though With the coming rainy season the temperature will re remain re- re remain remain main cooler but well we'll have lots of ot mud to put up with Our planes are grounded most of ot the time Maintenance Is Isery very ery poor and the flying Hying crews do most of or the work on the planes However a n few regular army men are now coming coming- oversea ov but overseas but not enough to operate efficiently That's all there Is to write about for tho present So Ill I'll close until next month BOB Somewhere in the Far Pacific Pa Ulc April April 21 1946 k jerr-c jerr O C O O ITSELF A FOR FOIl PEACE lEACE SOME OBJECTION has been raised I because be ause the United Nations Security Councils Council's meetings are not opened with to prayer It Is understandable why this formality is omitted All peoples of ot the world do donot pray in the same fashion nor even to tho same God One type of audible prayer might be offensive to those of ot another faith But there Is no nobar nobar nobar bar to Individual prayer Each may ln- ln in-I in invoke oke voke divine guidance In his own way Moreover is not the United Nations organization organization evidence evidence of or a world de- de tire for peace peace peace-In In Itself a a. prayer prayer prayer- Christian Science Monitor O 0 O O CLIPPING FROM I n nA A magazine for Utah and the West POLITICS AS THE nation goes so goes Utah J The success of or the contending political poetical parties In Utah has traditionally followed fol fol- followed folt t lowed strong national trends With the termination of ot the Roosevelt leadership and with increasing dissension in the tho Democratic ranks over policy j f of or the Truman administration the state j I political arena promises to exhibit the tho most matched evenly ed spirited contests In many years The major parties are already Jockeying for tor position searching Continued on Page Four Dads Dad's Continued from Pale Page One for acceptable candidates With the tho re the chances ances of a ft I normally normalcy turn to riding Into office on the coat- coat coattails coattails candidate national figure figure- appear app tails taUs of a n strong l- l Real Issues and strong personal personal- personalities slight factors In the ties will bo be the deciding elections coming 00 0 i I AMAZING ZINO UTAH U pun OUR migration to Utah pioneer FIRST TIlE THE Included 1 crow 8 doves doves t 10 In 1848 37 cats and 82 dogs geese 3 goats highest Kings King's Peak Penk Utah's chickens miles mUes of feet square rises Wol Wol- earth stand on end In Utah Fred Utah Fred terSe tens O ana O O i PROSPECTIVE DEMOCRATIC I IN TIlE TIIE Congressional o be race int the tho the greatest great great- greatest contest promises to be In the First est eat District Ed Summit County Commissioner has baa been named chief contester by a number of political pro pro- The real threat however IF serious opposition Is la offered will not I but from a Weber come county from candidate as ns yet unnamed And Andi i I another dark horse may be Mr Chambers Chambers Cham Cham- Chambers bers from Cache County O O O WORD OF ADVICE WOMANS WOMAN'S CLUB Speaker And ladles ladies seeking turn tho the wanderer dont don't away food at your door Its It's only then that It Is Isto Isto Isto I you wives will know what a Do relief finding without to see a man eat a Do meal fault with the food BRIEF i fit 1 YOURE ONE In a Do thousand and I 1 said to Bee v And so 80 are your chances chan s She Silo said to me Scuttlebutt O O O OTHEN THEN TEEN THERES THERE'S the lady who refused to show her passport to the immigration officials because she thought the photo photo- photograph photograph graph didn't do her justice |