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Show THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH Friday, November 28, 1941 change your mood and your dis· position. Let your hat take on the job, of changing your mood. A sparkling, jet or jewel-trimmed . hat will surely do the trick. 1 HatsToAdom Milady's Head An ldeal a I•ft ~ -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-··· NEW LENGTH FOR FALL Fdsh .IOn Sandra Gould wearing a new coa-l A single wing section of a tume je_welry creation of her ownl bomber contains 1,200 aluminum every hme you see her • • Amos parts, not counting some 20,000 'n Andy's Madeline (Miss Blue) rivets anL washers. --------Lee wearing a keen pink flannel~ 7,000,000 tons of wastepape&' sports fro~k ••• Guest star ~yrna Loy looktng pretty as a p1cture will be needed next year to man· when she appeared with William I ufacture paper b oard-an mcrease Powell on "Lux Radio Theatre." of 3 000 000 tons over 1940 Decrees I by ROSELLEN ~AL~AN But with all the places to go, ' '·'"·:'':'"' '"''''"'''''''''·''' CBS Fashion Ed1tor and people to see over the holi-1· Modern Woman C~n Also Be Her! days, don't stop at three hats. For . extra hats have a bright-coloredl · Owa Santa In Hobday Season Don't put all your sparkle on 1 beret; a pastel-colored fedora; one your Christmas tree--put some of the new off-white cowboy on your head in the shape of a I felts, a fur toque, and one draped under ·the chin-every new hat glittering hat for holiday wear. Hats glistening with jewels and you buy will be a tonic to your jet, or gleaming with gold and sn- 1 spirits, and an extension of your l ver, are the latest fancy in after-! charm. dark fashions. And the after-dark hat has a place all its own in the I wardrobe this season. Never has it been so fitting-fitting the head 0 and fitting the occasion-as this 1 season. A woman without a hat ISing OS S on her head is not completely I dressed-this holds for the eveEveryone is aware of increased ning hours as well as the daytime. taxes this year. The cost of livt I H a t W ard r ob e m por ant . mg has gone up, not down, and It' s a11 part o f the new f ashion 'f · f" d . . ture w h.1ch a h ect'IC world si.tu- II your mcome remams Ixe you pic meet these to must take steps t• ht b t L h b t· a IOn as roug a ou . ess une, new demands. for play,. more places to go . and 1 There are countless ways . . . more thmgs to do - thiS new which you may economize witht• f h" h . h d sc e u 1e w lC lS con ron mg a 11 out upsetting your usual way of A l"ttl . . of , 11vmg. women I e th ought and plan. . has made a wardrobe · d , says · require . . by, Simply hats mdespensable. 11 nmg IS a th a t IS . ~han~mg h:r ~atka _wo;:;.an ~an Mary B. Finket who outlines a ._.._,._a_o_a_·-·-.. 1 -~~-··· -•·· I • I n t h e last ten years men have 1 set up a howl about comfort in 1 clothes, and looking back on the metamorphosis of men's attire during this decade, we're ready to give them a great big hand for what they've accomplished. They have added color - witness the Hawaiian printed beach shirtsthey've attained comfort-you can not deny that gabardine suits are not as cool as they are smartand they're rivalling the women on all counts with their richly colored tweed sport jackets, muted slacks to match and gay banded straw hats. CBS star Orson Welles is one of the greatest exponents of this new order. During the recent Hollywood heat weave the actor-producer-director-me showed up at rehearsals for his Monday show in a double-breasted suit of white turkish toweling. It remains the sensation of the 1 I fashion and radio world. I PIan Sav·n g s T He Jp Buck R• • C t ;:~; ~::e. ~~e 0~a~ ~el c~r:~~: Page Three • • • chart for saving money in the December Good Housekeeping magazine. Ask yourself these questions. Miss Finke suggests to see of if there aren't some easy ways cutting down expenses. ' • • • ] lt , -r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::: FAYE'S BEAUTY SHOP (Formerly Rela's Beauty Shop) - INVITES YOUR PATRONAGESame Prices Will Prevail . FAYE'S BEAUTY 25 North Main · · I · I 1 • I Send GREETING CARDS OF • FERN PAYNE and FAYE BOWEN Operators In the territory we serve, Reddy Kilowatt is working full time and overtime - efficiency - ~~fi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ against the floor, clothing and beginning of operations in April opean models as well as "many other materials creates static elec- up to October 1. Animal protein times the powers of endurance." tricity, which holds the dust par- products, including cheese, dried He said the Ordnance Department 1 milk, evaporated milk, eggs, pork has also developed a light antiCaD in at this office and make ticles in the broom. and lard, made up the most im- tank artillery piece "capable of your selection NOWI knocking out any known tank at One new airplane factory uses portant groups of commodities. THE MIDVA'LE SENTINEL over 2.000 different kinds of ma-l State Secretary Hull announced very great ranges." 1 a Lend-Lease agreement has been Army Health 136 No. Main Phone Mid. 178 chine tools. T h e W a r Department ansigned with Iceland. -------------nounced the death rate in the Armin~ of Merchant Sh.ips President Roosevelt Signed the Army from disease now is less legi~lation to repeal th_e three key I than one-tenth what it was in sectl?ns of the Neutrahty Act. The j 1917-18, and the veneral disease. President also requested from rate is less than half what it was I ., Congress a new $380,050,000 ap- at that time. Chief of Army Mor- l , .. propriation for the Navy, includ- ale Osborn said most of the USO 1 ing $120,000,000 for "defense in- buildings will be in use by Christstallations" on merchant ships. mas. The Army also announced Navy Secretary Knox said the field houses are being built in 37 first armed U. S. merchant ves-1 camps to furnish additional resels will be plying the seas within creation facilities during winter a week. He said ships plying both months. the Atlantic and the Pacific will Civilian Supply O LD Director of Civilian Supply be armed. The arming of the ships will require three to four months Henderson announced passenger to complete. The navy will put car production during February, gun crews of from 12 to 18 men 1942, will be reduced by 56 per Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey on all ships as fast as they are cent as compared with production in February, 1941- from 396,000 armed. "CHEBB Fl!LAS The Maritime Commission re- to 174,000 cars. An OPM automo.ITS NAME" ported the keels of 21 Liberty tive committee recommended ' the 93Proof ships were laid during October to effective date for an order banbring the total to 76. Four of these ning bright work from automoNational Distillers Products Corp., N.Y. cargo ships were launched in Oc· biles be postponed from Decemtober, compared with three for ber 15 to December 31. The OPM ~~~WIII.'IIIIh'I/111.1/1/1/,IJ//JI.IJIUHIIIIIHI, ......,"'""" September, and three more are made tentative allocations of 112 scheduled to be launched this! airplanes to the U. S. commer month. The Commission added cial airlines during 1942. ---------1 , tricity for a hundred different uses. For years dus company's production of electricity has kept ahead of normal requirements - fore, the increased demand for electricity has I been met without inconvenience to any cus- i tomer. R.Jtly - Cigars - MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE AND ENJOY YOtJRSELFI Poww- the UJOJ"'4's /hlesl J.cHk JwotlMcetl 1- yt>M by A~t:t~n bll#i,..ss is lhe laHNl o/ poww lhtll swws .909'0 of IVIotlltl#l Uf'Wu - - lhe tution. UTAH POWE & LIGHT CO.· l T HREE STA R TAVERN * * there- ~~==~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~;~~ii~ii;~~~ii~~~~~i SUNNYBR~QK:!~,,, ,~~ Draft and Bottle Beers Cigarettes - Candy - Soft Drinks supplying power for military I I ZRNO'S PLACE top well as serving regular customers with elec· I • at projects and national defense industries, as . Now open for business at-198 North Main St.. Midnle Midvale. Utah I week I • SHOP I IN DEFENSE This Year's Offerings Are Supreme • ' We saw Shirley Temple the other day at CBS studios. December will be an important month l for the young star. for she will me heard in a new series of radio programs over the Columbia network, and her.. latest.. picture. "Kathleen.'' will be released at ly dressed and well-groomed for any occasion, if she has a good variety of hats from which to choose. [\'EW 32-INCH l<'ngth coat is this year's favorite for campus and Just what types of hats does the - sports wear. CBS actress Peggy Zinke of Columbia network's well-groomed woman have? What Do I fail to make a wardrobe "Big Sister" shows chooses this double-breasted camel's hair model constitutes a basic hat wardrobe? plan at the beginning of each sea- with raccoon collar and cuffs, for wear at footbaH games this season. Christmas time. We were over at -buy thm·gs that don't go toGood Street Hat First . a good street son . t " mus t" IS the MGM lot the other day to see The f Irs gether-get disgusted because I four ships to its six-ship training what sort of clothes were.. deh~t. And just as important is a~ have "nothing to wear"-and fleet to help turn out 15,000 signed for Shirley. who plays a good casual hat--one that goes' · d extra money to restore my trained seaman for the deck, en- role that calls for a split person•I ect? with tweeds or sweaters, with I sp~n gine and stewardis departments ality and therefore some mighty • • 1-0 tailored suits and low heeled I se -resp · • • • superior acting. We liked especiduring 1942 and 1943. Do I plan my meals to take adshoes. Third-a hat for after-five ally her cocoa wool jumper dress Navy hours, when you simply have to vantage o:( good buys in the mar-~ 1 The Navy announced capture with ..multicolored.. embroidered ket, especially fruits and vegetby t he U S cru1"ser OMAHA in white blouse. the little navy crepe k . . ables in season, and d° I n?wl· Agreement with Mexico Atlantic equatorial waters of the trimmed with red anchor and how to cook the less-expensive The State Department an- German ship ODENWALD which! st..ars, and an Alice blue party cuts of meat so that they equal s colors frock with pink smocking. nounced an agreement has been was sailing under u l? t•t ts . . . . . . c h oice cu m appe I e appea . • • • reached With Mexico prov1dmg: The disguised merchant ship was • • • Speaking of California fashions, Do m utilit bills-light, gas, 1, .The settlemen~ of a final fair on its way from Yokohama to · B ord eaux ~I"th a carg o of 3,000 we recent1Y a ttend e d a most m· Amencan petroleum pnce for . . Y Y . . real uhhty telephone-represent Furni· Prevue of group teresting American and rubber war of tons 1933m over taken propertles ? 1 . or th oughtless was t e. Mextco to pay $9,000,000 at once made automobile tires. Secretary ture Ensembles of Hollywood at • • • Do I play bridge for higher as a token payment. 2, Mexico to Knox told his press conference the Knickerbocker Hotel. Six stakes than I should, because I'm pay $40,000,000 in f~:tll sett~ement the ODENWALD was one of a complete room ensembles were too much of a coward to call a of general and agrartan clarms, at number of German vessels which coordinated by such famous rooa rate of $2,00,00 annually. 3. A had bee chartered to Japanese tion picture set designers as Wilhalt? Travis 1 liam Cameron Menzies, reciprocal trade treaty to be ne- interests. • • • Three destroyers, a submarine Banton, Julia Heron and Ray See. Do I take unnecessary taxis- gotiated at on?e. 4. The United $~0 • 0 ?0 ·!!.00 and the battleship INDIANA were We thought Mr.. See's cord~roy 1 which I justify because I'm late- Sta~~ ~ provide a when the truth is I'm lazy about stabihza~wn fund to mamtam the launched-making a total of three tr~atm~nt of white oa~ combme_d , j peso at Its presen rate. 5. The U. battleships, 18 destroyers and l3 With rich mahogany m the _Chigetting started in time? S. to purchase up to 6,000,000 submarines launched so far this nese Modern commodes, cabmets • • • Have I ever looked into how' ounces of newly mined silver year. The three destroyers were and vanities will create an entiremuch we could save on insurance monthly. G. The Export-Import five months ahead of schedule ly new trend in modern styled by putting aside a fixed sum ev- Bank to establish credits up _to and the submarines three months. furniture. Severa~ CBS players attended the showmg, and Lurene . ery week and paying one prem· 1 $30,000,000 - to be made avail- Army Ordnance QUAL~TY ium annually? Tuttle ordered the largest otto- ! Conasked Roosevelt President $10,000,000 of installments in able 1 j a !ear:-to _aid Mexico in devel- gress for a supplemental approp- man we ever saw for the newj • • • Reproductions of riation of $6,687,000,000 for the home she and her husband, anHave I ever learned to say smil- 1 opmg Jts htghway,s. Famous Paintings War Department, including $3,. nouncer Mel Ruick, ;1re building. ,• ingly and without either embar- Lend-Lease Aid • • • The Department of Agriculture 720,000,000 for Ordnance and De Luxe Calendars rassmen or bitterness, "I'm sorry, Hedda HopFlashes: Fashion Corps. Air the for $779,000,000 1,650,000,000 y 1 near reported it"? afford can't just I but New Designs pounds of agricultural commod- Army Chief of Ordnance Wesson, per looking nry trim in a poinBox Assortments A new broom with bristles ities costing almost $200,000,000 speaking in Hartford, Conn., said settia print bathing suit,.. doing made of plastic collects particles were delivered to representatives u. s. light and medium tanks setting-up exercises in her pool of dust instead of blowing them of the British Government for have greater firing power, man- • • • Pert looking CBS actress * I For Best Results this Season Start Your Pullets on Draper Quality Laying Mash ... and Send Your Eggs to DRAPER EGG PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION .. 7W . E. 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