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Show IBE RICH COUNTY Cnttred rs second class matter March 3. 1879. t.i heof Posf Office, Randolph. Utah, nnder tl We. E. Marshall. Hwinesa Manasei f 1.50 Per Year in Advance 0r,t$rRlPT10N I avion Marshall, Editor and Proprietor St Pasteurization of Eggs YALTA: Test Agreement WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS REAPE Feb. 8, 1929 as Report German Peace-Bid- s Allies Press Attacks on Reich; Act to Assure Civilian Supply ?' ye .V.V.- - AS. w.w.y.y.sw.w.y.-- . w. y nsw Improves Quality New Method an Aid To Egg Storage PASTEURIZATION five-seco- INDUSTRY is a Christian ob-ligatioruimposed on our race to develop the noblest energies and insures the highest reward! E. L. Magoon. case of Romania, where the Rades-c- u government reportedly had been forced out by Moscow and replaced regime. by a communist-dominate- d At the time the Radescu government left office, with Radescu himself seeking sanctuary in the British embassy in Bucharest because of fear of communist assassination, the Russians contended that the regime had failed to take proper action-agains- t elements still in the country and threatpresent ening the Red armys supply lines. Called at the inkance of the U. S., the Big Three parley on Romania could look to its settlement of the Polish problem as a precedent, with democratic elements being brought into a new regime along with the communists to furnish 4 more representative pattern of government. Quiet minds can not be perplexed or frightened, but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace, like a clock during a thunder-storm- . Robert Louis Stevenson. Tlose who like everything pro-fasci- of eggs as of Mis- souri, or the flash heat treatment of Cornell university, promises to prove of considerable value to the poultry and farm industries. The pasteurizing of shell eggs not only destroys bacteria but causes shell eggs to retain their desirable physical properties much longer than do untreated eggs. In the Cornell flash heat treatment of eggs, a exposure of forms a water to fresh eggs boiling thin protective film of coagulated albumen, adherent to the shell membrane. This treatment of eggs at temperatures above the coagulation point of albumen proved to be method for the preservation of table eggs. The application of the pasteurization process to shell eggs may prove of great value to the poultry industry when applied to eggs as they First put to the test in Poland, the Big Threes Yalta agreement to act jointly in the settlement of troubled political- affairs of countries was tabbed for a second trial in the - Released by Western Newspaper Union are expressed In these columns, they are f (EDITORS NOTE: When opinions Western Newspaper Unions news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) ..r. Gems of Thought st FARM LABOR: At Low nd With total farm employment estimated at 8,400,000 persons, farm op- erators will start the important spring planting season with the lowest seasonal level of workers in 21 years, the U. S. department of agriIndicating the modern network of roads over which the Germans have culture reported. been moving military supplies east of the Rhine, this aerial photo shows . Of the 8,400,000 persons, USDA the Adolf Hitler superhighway near U. S. 1st army bridgehead. Map out- reported, 6,894,000 are family memlines extensive road system in territory. bers, of whom a great number are women or elder folk. Because of the FOOD: presence of the latter, it was said, EUROPE: total operating efficiency has been Probe Supply Rebuff Nazis cut somewhat since the advancing Amid a flurry of talk that high Following hard upon War Mobili-ze- r years have impaired the efforts of German groups had sounded the Byrnes formation of a special many of the older people. U. S. and Britain out on peace posAs the spring planting season apgroup to review all sibilities, Allied armies maintained demands for non- -, proached, with excessive moisture their heavy pressure against Nazi military exports to retarding work in many sections, lines in both the east and west. farmers were promised some manprotect essential cto Gen. one in ivilian report, power relief by the employment of According supplies 30,000 German war prisoners during Dwight Eisenhower rebuffed Field this country, senate Marshal von Rundstedts approach war investigating the year. Despite the worker shortfor an armistice, under which the committee anage, farmers are being asked to latter offered to pull German nounced the conduct match 1944s record production. armies beyond the Rhine, where of an inquiry into they have been forced, and disarm the food situation Butcher Or Dobbin them. currently marked in Svenska Published Swedens by the growing Dagbladet, the other report dealt scarcity of meat. Already evident before January 3, when with German overtures to a British Revelation of the senate commi- race tracks were closed, there has been a official for an armistice for preservttees probe followed demands of decided rise in the sale of dressed horse senators for rectification of carcasses as the meat situation grows ining the Reich as a bulwark against the Bolshevik menace. To include government food policies, which, creasingly critical, packers revealed. Although sold for human consumption the retention of the Nazis in office they declared, discouraged fattenand the evacuatiorl of occupied ter- ing of cattle because of failure to in Milwaukee, fTfs.; Boston, Mass.? Cleveland, Ohio; Detroit, Mich., and some New ritory, the offer also was flatly re- bring prices and feed costs in line Jersey in Chicities, it is not with production, and failed to place cago, III., where, oddly permissible jected, it was said. sales to enough, Even as the reports came through, agriculture on a par with war inhave doubled since the beef famine. In explaining the phenomenon of how Germany rocked under the tremor dustry. of continued heavy aerial assaults, Just before the congressional sales to retailers could double if the latter aimed at Nazi industrial installa- storm broke, Byrnes proclaimed the could not resell the product to consumers, tions, communication lines feeding organization of a special group to one packers representative declared that butchers didnt know whether the buyers determine that Europes demands were to eat the horse meat themfor relief and rehabilitation would selves going Town Buster Latest Bomb or feed it to their pets. not interfere with U. S. civilian To Britains famed blockbustneeds, and even to review past SHOES: er and earthquake bombs has commitments in the same light. been added another, the To Cut Output town buster, Following Byrnes action, capital developed to With most of the cattle hide schedcircles buzzed with talk that the penetrate to the underground facWar Food administration, for one, uled to meet greatly increased army tories the Germans established to had approached him for help in al- demands, allocation of leather for avoid surface bombardment. locating the shrinking food supply production of civilian shoes during Carried by Britains town during 1945, with prospects of from April, May and June may be the Lancasters, 20 to 25 per cent less meat, 10 to 15 trimmed down to about IQ to 15 per feet in measures 25 buster diper cent less vegetable oils and cent of present allotments, further length and almost four feet in fats, and 10 per cent less sugar. affecting the future supply of mens ameter. Upon releasing the heavy and childrens footwear. e was it have the Meanwhile, revealed, load, huge planes In an effort to meet the overall bounced up as high as 500 feet purchases in .recent weeks civilian beof been from relief have the weight. requirement of 350,000,000 severely reduced shoes for the year, it was said, govof cause the a fneat tremendous wallop growing shortage. Packing town buster in itself, the Although the government has been ernment officials are hoping to inearthreceiving larger allocations than for- crease the production of fabric footsupplements the six-to- n sank which the quake bomb, merly, it was pointed out, still the wear, despite the tight situation in Germaft battleship, Tirpitz, and drop in slaughtering has reduced the worsted materials needed. Against concrete volume available over last year, and the 100,000,000 fabric shoes manupenetrated roofs of practically only military demands factured last year, 50,000,000 more pens. are being satisfied. may be produced in 1945. Beyond the postponement of the e tonAs a meat result, their armies and troop concentraof the next shoe stamp validation tions massed to meet Allied attacks nage has been slashed almost 80 until sometime next summer instead in cent the last two months, with per in both east and west. in one week down of May 1 as originally scheduled, pork purchases In the east, Russia grouped the about 84 no change in footwear rationing is per cent from last year, bulk of her manpower for the grand canned meats 86 per cent, and contemplated as a result of the new assault on Berlin, heavily defended other 93 to 97 per cattle hide allocation, OPA said. from products by an extended network of pillcent. HOLLYWOOD STRIKE: boxes, tank traps and infantry obstacles, which could be flooded. PACIFIC: Complex Scenario As the Russians built up their Air Closure of American movie houses Lashings forces beyond the Oder for the was threatened as the International With long range U. S. bombers smash on the German capital, other Red forces were on the move in based within flying distance of Alliance of Theatrical Stage Emboth Upper Silesia and Hungary, in Japan as a result of the recent con- ployees, AFL, considered exertion an effort to pry open the roads to quest, of outlying islands in bloody of pressure on picture producers the rich industrial districts of but valuable fighting, the enemys in its fight to obtain recognition as Czecholovakia and Austria, feeding great industrial cities have more bargaining agent for some 70 studio the Nazi wehrmacht. and more been feeling the lash of set decorators in Hollywood. In vying for control of the 70 In the west, German war produc- heavy bombardment. the IATSE bucked another workers, tion was seriously threatened as Carried on even' as General AFL the painters union, affiliate, U. S. and British armies closed on forces in the Philippines which had been accepted as the emboth the Ruhr and Saar valleys.' Not tightened their grip on the sprawlployees bargaining agent by the only was the Ruhr menaced by the ing, archipelago guarding the inner War Labor board. U. S. 9th and British 2nd armies China sea lane, and as begrimed Standing in the middle of the enfrom the west, but Lt. Gen. Court- marines finished off a stubborn foe were the picture protanglement ney Hodges U. S. 1st moved up from on Iwo Jima, the 9 raids on such ducers what with the themselves, its Remagen bridgehead to threaten Jap centers as Tokyo, Nagoya and IATSE not only it from the south. Osaka are designed to cut down fac- its workers out threatening to pull of Hollywood The U. S. 3rd and 7th armies also tory production and impair the flow studios but also to thethe stop showing were applying a vise on the Saar of supply to the enemys armies. of movies throughout the country, .valley, with the 3rd pressing in from Meanwhile, General MacArthurs and the rival painters union already ,the north and east, and the 7th forces moved toward the climactic on strike because of the picture prosqueezing ahead from the south, battle with the bulk of the enemy ducers hesitancy in recognizing Taking full advantage of their ex-- cornered on northeastern Luzon, their group. tensive road system and short and additional American landings With a plot as complex as any supply lines, the Germans fought to the south secured the sea movie scenario, the case went up to to hold both sage through the Philippines to the National Labor Relations board Manila. regions. for settlement. A they have are happier than those who have everything they like. Lessons hard to learn are sweet to know. Old Proverb. The truest wisdom, in general, is a resolute determination. Napoleon. CHILDS Colds Most young mothers use this modem way to relieve miseries of childrens colds. At bedtime they rub Vicks VapoRub on throat, chest and back. Grand relief starts as VapoRub . . . PENETRATES to upper bronchial tubes with its special medicinal vapors, STIMULATES chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice. Often by morning most of the misery of thecold is gonel Remember ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this special double action. Its time-teste- d, home-proved- the ... best-know- remedy for reliev- - ing miseries of w childrens colds. V home n 4 (4 9 VapoRub llovv Sluggish Folks Get Happy Relief mid-weste- rn Cornell Method of Pasteurization. pass through the regular marketing channels. treatment is simple' and requires only average kitchen equipThe ment. The eggs are plunged into boiling water for five seconds, cooled and placed in cold storage or a refrigerator, where they will stay fresh for 12 months. Without refrigeration they should remain fresh for about three months. Barn-Curin- g Hay Safe And Improves Quality -- Making hay while the sun doesnt shine has been simplified for hundreds of .farmers who have built electrically operated hay driers, using forced ventilation to cure hay in the mow. The installation consists of wooden ducts, built on the mow floor, 11-t- on WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel punk as the dickens, brings on stomach upset, sour taste, gassy discomfort, take Dr. Caldwells famous medicine to quickly pull the trigger on lazy innards, and help you feel bright and chipper again. DR. CALDWELLS is the wonderful na laxative contained in good old Syrup Pepsin to make it so easy to take. MANY DOCTORS use pepsin preparations in prescriptions to make the medicine more palatable and agreeable to take. So be sure your laxative is contained in Syrup Pepsin. INSIST ON DR. CALDWELLS the favorite of millions for 50 years, and feel that wholesome relief from constipation. Even finicky children love it CAUTION: Use only as directed. DR. four-engin- ed WELLS SENNA LAXATIVE CONTAIN!, IN SYRUP PEPSIN I lend-leas- U-bo- at lend-leas- through which air is forced into and upward through the hay by a blower powered with an electric motor, or when electricity is not available by a gasoline motor. The use of the forced ventilation system enables farmers to move their forage crops into the mow two to four hours after cutting, before the leaves begin to shed. Farm Windbreaks Pay Dividends Annually Planting evergreen windbreaks which will pay dividends in the future is a wartime farm improvement that should be undertaken at once. Not only will the windbreak be a protection for the home, cutting down the cold winter winds, it will save heating costs as In many localities it is possible to secure planting stock which would have some commercial value fruit, nuts or for the wood contained. As materials for many other improvements are not available, now is the time when considerable improvement can be made by planting desirable trees. Not only will the value of the land be improved, but many of the trees could produce an annual pay crop to the farmer. Yes, we have lt! Gener-rLrrLI-l! ous sized box includes attractive glass shaker as .premium. Postpaid, $1.00. DCDDroi BOBBY PINS! JSSl b& a supply while they last. Ten cards, $1.00. postpaid, Silk or human hair. UAID 11 AIK air TCI Regular 25c quality; lour nets, postpaid, $1.00. ntia: BABY PANTS! swers5 a worried mothers prayer. 50c quality; two pairs, postpaid, $1.00. Send money order or currency; add 10c to checkt for exchange GENERAL PRODUCTS CO. Albany, Ga. Buy MJar Bondi AndJ(eep em Mac-Arthu- rs , B-2- I wouldnt be without it a day . get it off the shelf for everything from Dads head-col- d stuffiness and to Grannys neuralgic headaches and little Jims chapped hands scraped knees. Its a real family friend I In jars and handy tubes, 30f. pas-vicious- ly .(JQUEGQ UM |