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Show Box Elder JOURNAL weekly newspaper, established in 1908, pub-- ; lished every Friday and entered as Second Class Mailer at the post office in Brigham City,' Utah, under the act of March 8, 1879. A , Charles W. Claybaugh, Publisher I Robert P. Crompton, Managing Editor Gladys Johnson, Advertising Manager Subscription rate in Box Elder County: $2.25 per year payable in advance; in combination with the Box Elder News, (published Wednesdays) $4.00 per year; $2.00 for 6 months; single copy 5 cents; Outside Box Elder County $3.00 per year, $5.00. Foundation analysts point out that Utahs rate of 3.1 divorces per 1,000 population is higher than the average for the nation, although it is lower than the rate for most of tjhe surrounding states During 1951 there were 32 divorces for every 100 marriages performed in Utah. divorce Although alimony or support money was decreed in 81 percent of the aid to dependent children cases involving divorce that were active in January, 1952, only about 35 per- so Just About Atiutluna By . non-prof- Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Utah State Press Association. National Editorial Associa-- , tjon and United Press. Advertising Represents-tive- : Utah State Press Association, Salt Lake City. Bob Crompton We promise never again to mention the missing flags over the city hall and the county court house. We're burned out, weve run out of innuendos and snide remarks ; we cant think of a new argument why they, should fly. We wont withdraw the suggestion that the U. S. flags should be in the air every day over our public buildings, but we must admit it was a suggestion that fell flat on its face. V- absent-mindedne- Organ Concert Here Nears old-ag- one-ha- com-binati- rate was used for aid to dependent children with e 48 cents for and 23 cents for all other welfare programs and activities. with a first name or initial but the poor teacher has to get by with a simple "Miss ? Smith, or Mr. Jones. Its a thorn in our side, for a rule of the thumb in newspaper work is always identify a Jensen, Jeppsen, Smith or Jones with a front handle. When knocking out a story with the. names of school teachers in it we Marriage Estrangements usually must thumb through the phone Cause Tax Burden book shout across the room or run out on the With a high divorce rate in Utah, parental street and question their neighbor, to learn estrangements account for more than lf the teacher - first name. the present aid to dependent children caseload, according to a report released this it tax week by Utah Foundation, the Suppose it stems from the school room research w organization. as instructors where students address the During the early years of the program, Miss or Mr, death or incapacity of one or both of the parents were the two most frequent causes If teachers asked their classes if they of aid to dependent children cases in Utah. know their first names, theyd probably be However, the emphasis has shifted in recent surprised at how slightly they are known. years, and ai( to dependent children is bePersonally we are in favor of teachers coming primarily a program for children dehaving first names. prived of parental support by reason of par. f Erma (the little woman) drove into a gas ental estrangements. station to fuel up, but couldnt find her wal.Utah Foundation lists total expenditures let. I must have left it at that last store, for the aid to dependent children program in Utah during the fiscal year ended June 30, she declared, Ill go back and get it." After climbing back into the heap she 1952 at $3,813,944 of which $2,100,742 was reached down to switch the key on and dis- supplied by the state and the balance by the covered the wallet hanging from the key. federal government. Twenty-nin- e cents out of every public welfare dollar spent in Utah She always keeps the key in her wallet. U. S. Artist Completes Erma Kidded about her retorted that it wasnt any worse than an- Portrait Of Queen other lady she knew. LONDON (UP)..IWlasChan. It seems Mrs. Henry Fredricksen was dor,. Texas artist, 'has finished task set him by driving up to her home and observed I see the Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt paintHenry isnt home yet. portrait of How can you tell? questioned a compan- ing a Queen Elizabeth II. ion.' :'v; The on an The car isnt parked in front of the easel inportrait stands SaLondon house. voy Hotel suite and gives visitWhat made it funny was that Mrs. Fred- ors entering the door the unricksen was driving the car. canny impression that the Queen Little Mike Alley, a cousin whose father is standing by a window in a operates a huge ranch in Afton, Wyomng, frock as lace and tulle evening though awaiting them. was leaving our home the other day when A stands guard outhe spotted Bruce Keller, Richard Felt and side detective the suite. Charles (Toughie) Claybaugh across the iMrs. Roosevelt commissioned street, all decked out in riding clothes. the picture, to be hung in- the Though Mike was raised on a large ranch British Embassy, Washington. He excitedly exclamed Look mom, real cowBefore it goes there it will be cent of the total amount ' decreed by the courts was actually paid by the legally responsible spouse. One way to decrease the tax burden evolving from the dependent children of marriage estrangement cases could be made through a more thorough investigation and casework. However, bills introduced into the last three Utah legislatures which would have permitted the court in any action for divorce or separate maintenance to direct the Welfare department to investigate certain matters in such cases and to report its findings to the courts, were defeated. Dr. Frank Asper, LDS Tabernacle Organist J , , . who will play a variety of organ selections at dedication of the new Box Elder tabernacle organ and renovation work on December 30. v WORTHMORE when you bay it, WORTHMORE when you sell it! ss s full-lengt- h Chan-dor'- ' Instead well take the positive view point on flag flying, and compliment the Post Of- fice for always putting their flag pole to use and pass out an orchid on the Fourth of July when and if the city and the county fly their flags. ' Have you ever noticed everybody has first names except school teachers. As news pours over our desk we have often wondered why everyone in the community is labeled blue-gre- boys y shown In New York and, , ington. ! Wash- The 1033 Ford Is the new ShclAiDARD of the AMERICAN Ro tll Its 41 "Worth More features offer you a whole new standard of driving! 4, t, J-h- . 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