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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH By Ed Dodd BACK HOME flCfllH "GAY GADGETS" By NANCY PEPPER So Ton Want to Be a Model? Ask practically any (Editor Not: This U another in the 'Stories of the State" series.) JTT.Jrlu A she wanU to be (beside popular) and she'll sigh, "A model!" Bat aa we've said before, it I easier to be a model tees than It to to be a toea model. Te prove It, here are the teen model requirements given to ns by that great model expert, Harry Cooover. Read 'em and weep! About 5 feet 5 inches Height that's you). medium, (Happy Weight About 105 pounds (from now on, less ice cream and more MAtSACMUSITT By EDWARD EMEKLNE WNU Features. Founded upon sincerity and stern virtues, it became the Land of Steady Habits, aristocratic in a sense and Yankee to the core. In June, 1636, two ministers, Thomas Hooker and Samuel Stone, with a band of 100, made their way from Massachusetts to the Connecticut valley and established Windsor bubble 5rWRP TO Zzac PITH KEPT 5DV WAmW' HOUR TAB OTUEk UAFPA WHl R, jrie 11 I gum. please). Complexion-Goo- d." You may be dark or fair. Fair or Hair fy VTT I i4 Ii LITTLE :x- dV- thesei wheat Oars Brawny College Boys Pull Their Vl ill M m ' ill! al is las - , , s ' v no' the ne) ineerss t ader be O OMEinwill these lots JoV ge am, eav you pretties! vJ the ro morning glories decorate i pj trave tical apron, bandana, oven k to re oimpie suicnes. mil1 J , Jed Be happy while you work m.. I Young In thesal Pattern 902 has J motifs; pattern pieces; charts. hP lants. r aic tenia u ' A . Xj v v 4 Nol - i !p..'s - n AVv ,, Bos 3217 Enclose ' r , ' 20 cents for Patten I in Kii feettohot ra t .i the re w; Address upor Youn additi CLASSIFIE ' By Stookie Allen TRIUMPHS E days jrds fa: :.r Con Dm San Francisco I, CiH Name- A sure sign of spring around Princeton university and other eastern school is the appearance of the racing shells on nearby rivers and lakes. Here Is the Princeton crew limbering up on Lake Carnegie, N. J. They are training for the big event the Poughkeepsie regatta In June. TEEN-AG- cdi;u. Circle Needlecratt Sewing supi y DEPARTMENI BUSINESS & INVEST. Earn S80 dar with a Dorbhl I OPPOli nnnenn a chine Complete mach. $135. Write fotrt nc. Aiso popcorn, seasoning, bags, tons Blevlna Fepcora Ce., NashjlUe, Tu SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC, TOMATO, CABBAGE, Broccoli PlaiA! 25,Omonpi postpaid $1, 1SOO collect$5Wax. 500 OT Sweet Spanish. Crystal $1. 6000 collect S7.50. HEAD PLANT FARMS, Catalog. Ui Overton, Um WANTED TO BUY WR KTTT AND RFLI. Furniture. Files. Typewriters. 1 Ins Machines. Safes. Cash Reelstert. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE m Baath Stat St.. Salt Lake City. Oinee Buy U. S. Savings I ai You l V J j SWIM ALMOST AS SOON Ik 11 V ll A I rm 'At' fv "1 V7 i a p TH at eiawi To hold voiir loose nDoers and lov AS Heow aiALL .A lfTr Kmn Tout Wi I tftvm SPANISH WORDS IN OUR SPEECH US' CHEMICAL CORPORATION INC0RP0R4TEO TAKE MY WORD FOR IT! Bel Syndicate. Back I 40 tap alone roosts sod smear bod heat of fowls releases nicotine fumes and which kill chicken-lic- e feather mites. Cap Brush nicotine. saves Applicator Insist on original factory-seale- d packages to insure tun strength. TOBACCO By FRANK the in Ichoo 1 BLACK LEAF ' ! pewderl STAZE la pleasant-to-- a paste, uet soo tuoe at aruggist today l Accept so substitute i NOW, AT 16, HE HOLDS ALMOST ALL THE DISTANCE v lifted ers comfortablT secure all da; and every day, try dentist's amazing d eorery called STAZE. Not a "meMj" IS --1 ONE OF TH YOUNGEST ATHLETES Tn tkiren YALE AND ONE OF THE BEST tto a sp: COULD WALK. AT HE WON THE NATIONAL A.A.U. LONG DISTANCE TITLE W jLOL Bonds;! CANT START TOO VOUNG IN SWIMMING. JMMy M9LANB BEGAN TO 10UISVIUE 2. KENTUCKY COLBY WNU Features. GIRLS! ; " i r food ar. - r Mtiflps 1 n m is i s Hartford Leading History of State f 4 J5IH. $ V! an a i tbecr I ft ii foi nev ever r Sport's Fashion it N' i alf bin g A mm vtinue m m V,rnll w4 jj i i his pt A aa m ipnng0 t. clock-makin- l i A. Mi an it dark, keep and keep it clean, Wethersfleld and Hartford, long enough to be amid the hostile Pequot Indians. You versatile. that finding Three yeari later, how know never of they were outside the borders to have you'll Massachusetts, the stttlers formed wear it for your next job. and own of their civil government Feature Eyes far apart, nose adopted a constitution which stands or tip tilted, mouth Bacall-ishl- y straight unique in history as being the first IS LAUD 9CUKD ttUC generous, teeth white and even. written constitution of a (You can dream, can't you?) ing people. Figure Bust about 33 inches, The Pequot tribe was driven out, fodder rank high in value. And ConAnderson, Geraldine Farrar and waist about 23 inches, hips about 32 but the people of Connecticut faced necticut normally raises more corn Lily Pons. Likewise, Franklin P. inches. Quick Junior, the tape meas other problems. They had little of per acre than any other state! Adams, Charles Beard, Clare Booth ure! Luce, Stuart Chase, Russell DavenThe state's large cities make marworldly goods But they had Yankee Legs Long and slender. They keting easy, and the Connecticut port and others in the field of literagenius, initiative, Personality Lots of it! ture find rest and homey comfort knew how to work the land and they farmer has no need for a middleHow do you qualify? Well, you the learned how to manufacture man. He sells direct and realizes in Connecticut. McClelland Barclay, can always take up something easier the illustrator; Harold Gray, car- like crude machines and tools they needa bigger profit. Anthropology, Psychology or ed. It Is significant that more pattoonist; Robert Nesbit, artist; Su- Mountain Climbing! State. Compact Connectizanne Silvercrys, sculptress, and ents have been Issued to Connecticut Is compact. No part countless others are numbered cut inventors in proportion to popuof the state Is more than two hours' among the state's famous residents. lation than to any other state. Jabberwochy and Jive from Hartford, the capital Journey Huckster Conceited Joe or Jill Lead in Manufacturing. Mighty for Size. city. Its scenic areas are easily who's always advertising himself or 1680 In the first American carding reached; Its historic shrines just Connecticut is colossal despite its herself. mill was established at Wethersfleld. next door. Connecticut's early set- small size. The state ranks high in Secret Mission Blind Date. Tinware was manufactured in Ber- tlers built their homes to endure, the making of products as varied as Royal New word for anything n half-toof 1740. The first lin about and endure they have. With 1,000 pins, precision tools, silverware, American-mad- e steel was produced inland lakes and 7.000 miles of fabrics, machine guns, clocks, sew- you like very much. A boy can be if he's really smooth; and at Simsbury in 1744. Hat factories, streams, the state beckons those who ing machines and airplane motors. a"Royal" can If Gregory movie be type foundries, oil mills and many like to spend their vacations near It has lakes and mountains in pro- or Dana are In it."Royal" See? fusion as well as miles of ocean other manufacturing plants were the water. Wheel Becoming more and more firsts for Connecticut. The cotton beaches. In addition, more than a as a description of a B. G. popular was Whether It's the country school thousand historic homes and quaint gin, Invented by Eli Whitney, O. C. or B. M. O. C. If they're realwhere Nathan Hale taught, or manufactured In New Haven. The New England villages attract patrily Very Important People you call a mellowed old covered bridge, first factory town in America was otic interest. them "Big Wheels." those who see Connecticut can established by Gen. David HumphBacked by more than 300 eventP. W. The new meaning, now lose themselves In bygone days. reys at Seymour in 1806. ful and historic years, the Connectithe war is over, is "Physical that the travel hundreds They may The Salisbury iron mines have cut of today clings closely to the Wreck" and we hope this doesn't of of miles trails, in Connectbeen in operation since 1730, and Fundamental Orders, its first con- describe your date next Saturday icut's extensive state forests. furnished cannon balls, camp kettles stitution, which set forth the night, heh. They may visit the seashores or and other articles for the armies of principle that the foundation of auM.W. What you say to your best the mountains, enjoy boating General Washington. Eli Terry and thority is in the free consent of the friend about a boy and girl who look and tennis and fishing, golf play Beth Thomas perfected people. Where people have so long as If they're about to go steady. or swim, or drive over well-kein Connecticut. The Yankee pedsucceeded, people will continue to Translated, It means, "Ain't Love the of highways countrythrough scores filled with his dler, wagon succeed. Grand?" side. Take a Powder, Here Comes WaMiles of Inviting beaches; rivers, ter What you say when you see a lakes and rushing streams that redrip approaching. tain In their names echoes of the And, in closing, do. you know why long Indian past? picturesque woodJabb'erwocky and Jive are like Teeth 4 ' and Molasses? THEY STICK TOlands, and innumerable historic 8 monuments lure many visitors to GETHER! Connecticut throughout the year. With the first kernel of corn planted by the settlers in Connecticut there was literally planted the seeds of education. The frontier had its schools and churches early, and ' from a small beginning the state's s 1 educational has great system x evolved. In addition to the public MODERN HIGHWAYS . . . Good ; ' I1- 100 parochial there are schools, highway provide easy access to schools of the Roman Catholic Connecticut's scenic and recreachurch, six ol the Lutheran church tional attractions. Merrltt parkand many others. Among the highway eventually will traverse the er Institutions of learning are famed 1 state. Yale and Wesleyan universities. - : I: household articles, got his stocks Trinity college, Hartford Seminary -from Connecticut factories. A land foundation, Berkeley Divinity school, CHIEF EXECUTIVE . . . Gov. where life Is none too easy sharpens St. Thomas Catholic seminary, St. James L. McConaughty of ConJoseph Catholic seminary, and the the wits! necticut was a prominent educator Connecticut College for Women. The before his election. After his Industrial expansion brought at Yale has more than two library from In 1909, he Yale graduation X'S $ M million volumes, and its collections Connecticut railroads, banks, Inat Bowdoin and Dartmouth taught surance companies and shipin Peabody museum are outstandand was president of Knox college, ing. Connecticut Agricultural colping. Steamships and ferry lines Galesburg, III., and of Wesleyan now reach Long Island sound lege, coeducational, is at Mansfield. university until 1943. of and river ports, and "Made In at Connecticut Storrs University has higher entrance requirements Connecticut" Is known around than any other state college or unithe world. The Union Bank and Trust company of New London, Plays versity. chartered In 1792, Is still doing Yale university. New Haven, the t i Role in business. The insurance capital state's oldest, was founded in 1701 of America Is at Hartford. but both Trinity in Hartford and v ' . The commonwealth of Connecticut Wesleyan in Middleton are more 100 years old. than I 3 Is third smallest of the states with Hartford, the capital of Connect! a A In recent years there has been a an area of only 5,004 square miles was the state's first permanent cut, of reversal the trend that sent Conin population. and ranks thirty-firs- t colony. Built on rolling cround. An ideal addition to the teenApproximately two miilion people necticut people to other states. A lies on the west bank of Connecticut few was it said that ago some years live inside its borders, and yet there sport clothes array to this river. Hartford has stately busi ager's western states had more people of ness is room for an important agriculteam of long sport shirt and preand public structures, hand tural Industry, More than half the Connecticut ancestry than Connecti- some residences and splendid cisely tailored pedal pushers. It's parks entire state is In hardwood forests. cut itself. But today the tendency It is a city of remarkable easy for girls to achieve wardbeauty. The eastern and western highlands for suburban life, especially among robe variety If they sew their own the During Revolutionary war are well adapted to dairying, the those who work in New York City, Hartford clothes. For Instruction they can was headquarters for i state's leading source of farm in- has brought thousands to Connecti- rich store of turn to special classes given them which the Brit supplies, come. The river valleys and coastal cut's varied and scenic rural areas. at local sewing centers throughish were unable to seize. It was out the country. plains have soil especially suitable Among notables who make their here in 1780 that General Wa shiner for truck crops, tobacco and potahome in Connecticut will be found ton and Rochambeau the planned toes. Fruit growing and poultry such singers and musicians as MorYorktown campaign. raising are Important too. Hay and ton Downey. Nelson Eddy. Marian It was in Hartford that the first woolen mill in New England wa Minute established in 1788. Noah Webster, . S . r the lexicographer, was born there, By GABRIELLK and its later residents included Mark Twain. Charles Dudley Warner and others. 4 " America's great Insurance busi? , ness started in Hartford with the writing of policies on West Indies cargo. The marine insurance business became permanently established there about 1803. In 1810 the fire insurance business was founded when Hartford Fire Insurance company was organized. Connecticut Mutual company began writing life Insurance In 1846, and the accident insurance business was started by Travelers Insurance company In 1864. Steam boiler Insurance, emTo insure your nylons and add to ployers' liability Insurance and many other kinds soon followed. leg appeal, massage the legs, heels 3 i lMaiMiHi iiiMiiir ii Another famous name in Hart- and toes with a rich night cream. HISTORIC SITE . . . Connecticut Is replete with historic sites. Typl-cford is "Rogers 1847." The Rogers If a film of the cream is left on over ia the war afflce at Lebanon where Got. Jonathan Trumbull, Revoprocess of electroplating silver was night you will have that insurance lutionary war governor, planned the state' aid to General Washington. of Nylon safety! invented there In 1847. Lcdser Syndicate. WNU rtaturoa. self-gover- BK?CE 515 'lL BE XEAW' XESP WATT teenager what 1 Gay M0rning unrracticalA- - mesquite (Mexican mezquite, pronounced: chaparral, mimosa, huisache (a flowering shrub usually called "WEE-satch- " by Americans. Spanish: huaracho (sandal or shoe ol braided leather, pronounced: dinero (money), hombre, bueno, hacienda (landed property; estate; a farm with a fine house)', patio (courtyard of a house, usually pronounced "patty oh," Spanish PAHT-yoevamoose (from the Spanish vamos, "let's go"), mosey (also a corruption of vamos), serape (a blanket-lik- e shawl), machete (usually pronounced "muh. SHET" or Spanish: Rodeo is another word that has been borrowed and Americanized. The Spanish word, pronounced means "act of going around; circuitous way; subterfuge-stockyard- ; corral; a roundup." In American usage, a rodeo is a public exhibition of cowboy skill, and the pronunciation among Westerners and rodeo people is In the cow country, the " pronunciation brands one as a dude and an outlander. try this if you're mess-KEE-tay- ), Spanish has contributed many picturesque words to our American language, mostly through Mexican, by way of the southwestern states. Some have come in from Cuba, Haiti and South American countries. A few have entered directly from Spain. Here are some samples: Corral is Spanish for "a yard; a poult, , yard or stockyard." It also means "a fishpond; the blank left by students in writing the lectures." Quirt evolved from the word cuarta, a Mexican term for a long whip. e The lead or guide mule of a team is also a cuarta (fourth part); hence, the cuarta (whip) was named for the animal which felt the lash most frequently. The "jerked" beef of former days (beef cut in strips and dried In the sun) was so called by corrupting the Spanish word charque, pronounced: CHAHR-ka(also spelled "charqui"). Charque means "dried four-mul- y meat." ), DAYS' Of Montf- e- Do female functional montaly dUJ ances make you feel nervous, Jf"rl; so weak and tired out--at such Then do try Lydla E. Plnltham l symtable Compound to relieve such m ptoms. It's famous for thlsl Taken Plnkham's Compound Urly buUd up resistance against sucn tress. Also s great stomachic www Ickei w 1 Hi ma ), som-brer- trX wwtt nr Duquesne: What is the term for the page in the front of a book listing the previous works of the author? J. C. Answer: The formal term is bibliography, pronounced: However, In the g business the common term is "ad card page " pub-lishin- itI V "muh-SHET-ee- ," ROE-dee-o- For a raincoat, the cowboy wears an oblong square of waterproof cloth with a slit In the middle for the head. It protects both the rider and his saddle from the rain. The word poncho originally meant "a military cloak or greatcoat; a blanket worn like a poncho." The vocabulary of the West also contains many borrowed terms such as canyon, mesa (table-land(a usually dry gully), coyote. On 'CERTAIN And Your Strenplh Par Energy Is Below tt may be caused by i'rd'r.Jo P" tat ney function that permit" waate to accumulate. For t'!LT,b people feel tired, weak snd "(-wh- en the kidneys fail to fo?ZZm acids and other waste matter IS h.fka Yo may suffer nnrxt D"lW rheumatic psins, heada'h''1 iWelliH nights, Wg Pin' jettinf op frequent Bometimeai and sesniJ ,raf tlon with smarting and hur"'Lw other siga that something is wrous . jut the kidneys or bladder. v Mi There should be no doubt thatp -rl m treatment Is wiser than Dean's PilU. It is better medicine that has won c"n,TL,!tf '44 less i . proval than on something tn known. Loan's bare been ea njrny years. Are f tfjtr mm fid n Hi |