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Show THE Thursday. December 17. 1942 for surgeons, as well as for workers in dusty atmospheres, are made of paper with a vegetable fiber that is insoluble in live steam, boiling water, or common solvents. When soiled, they can be washed or discarded. Th PAGE THREB ma (l'tt!WWIl(JK'W"l!J sw.aii il Skin Cream for Workers A Brooklyn firm has come up with a skin cream which it claims will protect the hands and arms of war workers. According to the company, the lotion acts as an "invisible glove" against the effects of grease, paint, . dust, printer's ink. furniture and metal polish, etc. According to the company, it is and and washes off in soap and water. non-stic- non-staini- o Average Home Fuel Consumption An average home burns enough fuel oil in a year to drive a destroyer 50 miles. AVio York Scene: Sallies in Our Alley: A drama critic was saying he had to cover a new show, although advance reports revealed it was a stinker . . . "Then why don't you skip it? he was asked "I gotta go, he . . groaned, "I need the sleep!" Milton Berle, entertaining at a nearby army camp, rocked his audience with this: "What kind of a place is this, anyway? As I came in here a big soldier came up to me and said: 'Are you Milton Berle?' When I said yes, he said: 'I want you to know you've always been No. 1 on my Hit Parade' and then he OFFICE EQUIPMENT chair. AND USED desks an Ilea, typewriters, adding men's, safes, bk esses. 8. L. DUSK EX.. 35 W. Broadwar. 8. L. C -- USED CARS TRAILERS CARS TRAILER COACHES Liberal Credit Terma JESSE M. CHASE Sell Trad Bay STORES IN OGDEN. PROVO. SALT LAKE CITY. POCATELLO. BOISE. BLACKFOOT USED MEN WANTED MEN WANTED FOR BRICK YARD WORK GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS AND WAGES BRICK CO. INTERSTATE RHEUMATIC TABLETS Suffer from. Kheamatic Pains? Do your tortured m uncles aVel like they wen) being torn apart Do Yon T HEINZ TABLETS have proved benefioiai la thousands of ease. $1.08 by mall. 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And keep a shubby "Teddy" ever near And when you hear him laughing to himself Call all the Angels in so tliey can r,w ilfTiM fc.. Factories wards men. maid applies by the mile. MUSCLE-ACHE- And, Mary, when small Angela go to bed. Lean down for me ana? kiss his curly head. Martha. Uifttdeuk. &ti I. ,. iimiii.aa.ifi' that made There are the glitter The paper .V .v Yule baubles are now making other things ..stJl .v.-JL..X- J that have little to do with good will tostill a few, however, turning out trimmings for the Christmas tree. At left a pretty to oodles of glass ornaments. Right: Here is where those paper festoons are made roping rolls off the machines in red, white and blue rivers without end. - v s WllSsWMsaWBWls,ffa j ... ... HOT FLASHES Pattern No. 8269 is in sizes 10. 12, 14. and 20. Size 12 with short sleeves If you suffer from hot flashes, dizziness, distress of "irregularities", are weak, nervous. Irritable, blue at 16, 18 times due to the functional "middle-age- " period In a woman's Seeing Beauty MKy' iky? ) I F: kJ1 try Lydla E. Plnkham' Vegetable Compound the medicine you can buy today that's made especially for women. Plnkham's Compound has helped thousands upon thousands of women to relieve such annoying symptoms. Follow label directions. Plnkham's Compound Is worth, trying! life Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful. Beauty is God's handwriting a wayside sacrament; welcome it in every fair face, every fair sky, every fair flower, and thank Him for it, who is the Fountain of all loveli ness, and drink it in simply and earnestly with all your eyes; it is a charmed draught, a cup of blessing. best-kno- One Thing Well Bone Do one C. Kingsley. in forty. thing rather than dabble A new group of WAAC members have assembled at Florida's famed Daytona Beach to undergo their basic training course. In ideal surroundings the WAACs are taught a variety of jobs and occupations that will help them serve the nation at war. Shown at left, one WAAC helps another to adjust and check head harness of the gas mask upon completion of drill. Center: Third Officer Jessie Hogan, who has learned to operate many types of motor transport vehicles, is now competent to teach WAAC trainees to do likewise. Bight: Housekeeping is second nature to the WAACs. Mopping up the kitchen floor is done after every meal. ... Tuheless Tires Tested Before House Four-Poi- Landing nt f A " in nutrition-consciou- V t:'. e are placing new dependence on Clabber Girl, the baking powder that has been a baking day favorite in millions of homes for years and years. l Qi Hnukiepifir i .lllll, At '0?f aT. ar- -W ft.' A f i y fii.Msa.ai nsll i,ir , 11" l.ii.i. II III HULMAM T" j. I mi & CO. - TERRE HAUTE, INDj Founded 1848 mi II sn .Til nni.t , in n.n I is. &. - IN THE BOMBER COMMAND they say: 1 i ... On the farm, the suburbs and in the cities s housewives EVERYWHERE y 'J "WWTyov:-Jr-wf- Former CBS news editor Matthew Gordon has Joined the literary legions fighting Axis propaganda with a punchy book, "News Is a Weapon" (Knopf) . . . He reports that when Harold Denny, the N. Y. Times newsboy, returned to this country after being in a Nazi prison, he said: "The Nazi official questioned me about the New York Times, which he evidently hated, and revealed more knowledge of this newspaper's inter nal organization than I had myself. He told me of a staff change that I verified on arriving in New York!" . . . Actually the staff change was no secret The Times itself mentioned it. But the incident illustrates how closely Nazis follow our press.' because they know it is one of their most formidable enemies. Gordon Bennett Sr. became a journalist in the 1820s . . When he died in 1872 he was called "The World's Most Infamous Journalist" and a "black-heartecontemptible libeler" by his kindlier enemies . . Een'nett was the first Washington correspondent before starting the old N. Y. Herald, which he created in a cellar, with candles as the only source of light. His initial invest ment was $500. He was the entire He is staff, including porter blamed for "yellow jour nalism," and hit coverage of a fa moui trial in 1836 is still a Broadway classic. You can read it in Oliver Carlson's "The Man Who Made News." published by Duell, Sloan and Pearce, Inc. . . . Newspaper men of his day liked him because he paid them well . . . Bennett's old foe, Horace Greeley, wrote Ben nett f eulogy, and Bennett would have approved because it was no at At his tempt at a good notice funeral every important editor in New York served as a pallbearer He must have been good. Frock. e two-piec- A ... fiS5r Farthest South Florida's northernmost border is new season and it can have the south than the southernwarmth you'll want for the new farther e mod most limit of California. season this jaunty el with its flattering white collar! The basque top is of flattering .YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FR0M length and does it whittle the I waistline New York Street Scene: We overheard it at the corner of 58th and 5th the other sundown, while waiting for the lights to switch . . . The cabbie, who recognized us, explained what happened . . . His impatient passenger kept screaming at him to never mind the lights but hurry to 42nd Street she had a date and was So he stopped and barked: late "Lady, this is where you change for the aeroplane!" ... 8701 fAVORITE IT LOOKS like a frock for the S New York Novelette: He was So and waiting to be called they decided to take what happiness they could and blend before he enTo set the tered the army day, he called his draft board to find out how much time they had beAt first they fore he would go couldn't find his card . . . Then A they discovered an error careless clerk had filed it among the list of draftees who had died since registering . . . The board informed him that he would be inducted within a week . . . Where they could have stolen years of happiness, they now have but a few days . . . They were married yesterday and will If he hadn't part Monday phoned, he probably wouldn't have been called for the duration. i Ttunro nvi istnuc AMlKCAi Two-Piec- irrr "H"rr.rj.tp.r.ryvr"ojjjn rgjBllllllssHriiiijrir 3 mm Looking In on WAACs During Daily Routine v asaatsasMaJ V1 "T , . , ,:C. OFFICE"for the bombardier's place 'GREENHOUSE for plane's transparent nose 'ROGER"for okay or all right ,,As Fresh progress In the "Tulsa plan" to reclaim some 277,500 tons of rubber by drtubing the nation's auto tires was demonstrated at the Capitol by John B. McGay, Tulsa manufacturer, who fathered the plan. The demonstrations were made before members of the house interstate and foreign commerce committee. Mr. McGay said a tuheless casing can be remounted, filled with 40 ounces of asbestos-typ- e scaling fluid, and then can be as serviceable as the tubed tires with whic h 30,000,000 American cars are now equipped. Photo shows, left to right. Hep. Richard M. Simpson (Pa.); Rep. Lylc II. Boren (Okla.); Rep. Alfred L. Bulwinkle (N. C); Rep. Clarence F. Lea (Calif.), chairman of the committee; Rep. Clarcnre Brown (Ohio); and John B. McGay, as he demonstrated the ns of an ordinary auto tire without the use of an inner tube. r CAft1EL for the Army man's - Max makes s four-poilanding on his regulation fifth parachute jump from a moving plane, at Fort Bcnning, Ga. This makes him a full - fledged mascot. Max, who weighs 00 pounds, has been given his silver wings. He 'Passed,' Got Zero French Troops Off to Fight Axis favorite cigarette nt IT'S STRICTLY CAMELS WITH ME. THAT RICH, FULL FLAVOR ALWAYS TASTES GREAT. AND THEY'RE MILDER u ... A ALL WAYS r' Xx- X ' -, - "A v ... When Richard Treirakl, the INS Correspondent who authored "Guad lcanal Diary" (the February Book of the Month), flrrt applied for job with the news service, he was hired on the strength of a unique qualify cation a full and working know! edge of the Portuguese language. He was put Into the cable departmen with a view to eventual service in Lisbon or Rio de Janeiro Came December 7 and Pearl Hat bor, and where was Trtgafki n Signed? To the Solomon Islands will the U. S. marines! S Our Dreams Regard not dreams, since they are but the images of our hopes and fears. Cato. mvt hear; ... WE WANT TO BUY COLDS' COUGHING. Btaii.le.ss James You can arrow them at homo with Chemical. Size Name Address Many umc-- aay "first use is a revelation." lias a lase of nlil fashioned mutton suet, Lakfe Victory Vegetables r)V 8S Salt Lake bit South 11th East S18 pattern desired. Pattern No me!" Be good to him and give him all the things Thut I can never give him anymore . . . A puppy dog, a plane with silver wings, A Noah's Ark to sail the nursery floor ; yard SEWING CIRCLE PATTEKV DEPT. lV.t New Montgomery Street Calif. San Krancisc-Knclose 20 cents In coins for each ... NEW CIRCLE The hit o IB. ii takes 3su yards material. contrast for collar. Send jour order to: . Storing Linoleum Whe storing linoleum, keep it away from heat and moisture. U lb; J . i ... Visit Navy Recruiting Stations in Salt Lake City - Provo - Ogden -Logan - Cedar City - Boise, Ida. Sheridan, Wyo. - Las Vegas, Nev. .c'SBsmflnj1 h Li. SEWING o the bureau of mines reports. I War Cuts Deeply Into Yule Jewel Rusine? Masks for Surgeons Masks Chile's Iodine Chile is the largest producer of Iodine, contributing about 90 per cent of the total world production, NFPHI. TIMES-NEWS- . . 'J 1 French troops about to leave for the Tunisian front afirr Joining the t'niled Nations' force, are shown bring saluted by American troops at These were some of the first French soldiers "P'rml arms," In It t'irnw tVr lit wit'i the AH'r follow Ing cessation of hostilities In rrrnili T.'ortit Africa. Soan "photo. n. i JB-h'- 'iff K : VJLja..iZLt, . ' rRsrw me sbrvce !,' ' - - Out In the Tariflc, where tero is S passing mark, Sergt. V. W. Zckas of Wilkcxharre, Fa., Is all smiles. He panned Into ranks of "Jap knocking down the first Jap Zero he ever saw. Jap attacked bomber on which Sergt. Vincent was a gunner. Zero for tero! slap-prrs- With men in the Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual sales records in Post Exchanges and Canteens.) h V ," .OSTLIER OBACCOS J |