Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-19 | Page 4 | No Place for Single or Fat Men at Capital

1 Nn Place ace for forY Y Single or FatI Faten Fat i I i Men Me en a at Capital r t B By y JOS JOSEPH EPH United Press Staff Correspondent Copyright 1926 by United Press WASHINGTON ASHINGTON v March 19 The The Theold fold old bachelor general generally speaking IT I Ia a failure in to L Uncle nele Sams Sam's service I Herbert rt D D. Brown ro l n y expert ex expert expert ex- ex pert for tor the government told the United Press Press today In an ex exclusive Interview that he had yet to see a really successful bachelor In the service The bachelor man un unlike the old maid maid designated designated by Brown Drown yesterday yesterday yes yes- tertIa as the gem of ot government Is servants servants Is selfish and does doea not get far he said Little men the men the Napoleons Napoleons are are I likened to buzz saws Brown Browtt said solid Backbones often orten come Ip In short measure The lean Jean and hungry man man who sleeps less Jess at night la is the second of ot two physical types usually successful suc suc- I in business UCe life 1 I Big men men six feet tat tal and n a yard ard wide are wide are often otten too cumbersome to to succeed In government or commercial commercial commercial commer commer- cial life Brown said Fat men are too easy going The experts said these two types let the slim and sprightly run circles around them Married Harried men make the best em em- Brown Drown continued There must be a n. grea great deal of or give and take lake in commercial lal life lire and there Isho Is Isho Isho ho better belier place to le learn rn It than through the exigencies of ot married life lire Youngsters are not sl stars rs In the business world he ho pointed out opt o t. t Men do no not get their stride until Alter after they are thirty By that time the they v ha have e settled to their work as a acar car career er Brown said the college man al always always al al- ways has a 1 chance to torise rise