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Show PAGE BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1935 Student's Success In University Can Now be Predicted Economic Highlights Th j How good is business? Outside of those industries which are again fac ing the threat or the existence of strikes ,it is doing well and, seasonal changes taken into account, is improving in various basic lines. Steel production recently stood at 45 per cent of capacity, an encouraging level for this time of year. March sales of passenger cars were 98 per cent ahead of last year show no sign of diminishing. Chrysler's sales foi the first quarter were the highest in its history. Machine tool makers had the best April business in five years, and electrical goods manufacturers are reporting increased orders. Resi dential construction is exceptional! good, will probably improve with the summer. Salt Lake City - A student's success in college as measured by grades is predictable with a fair degree of accuracy, according to a thesis written by Roy A. Drake, Salt Lake City, graduate student in psychology. The report, "The Relationship of Certain Factors to Success in College Work," was prepared under the direction of Dr. Arden N. Frandsen, assistant professor of education at the state university. The predictions are made on the basis of an intelligence test together atwith five personality traits-soc- ial traction, industry, leadership, emotion al control, purpose and a combination of these five.- - Of these traits, industry, purpose, and the total personality are the most important. A modern food expert is one who "It was found that only 14 per cent can look at a calf and tell how many of the students making grades below chicken sandwiches it will make. D' were in the upper 60 per cent of the students in the intelligence tests," the report states. "On the other hand, only 6 per cent of the students making grades of 'A' were in the lower 50 per cent of the students in the intelAND 6CHQQL. ligence tests. The report lists other important factors determing grades as age, attitude, economic status, amount of activities, fraternity Picnic Time membership, interests and recreation, vocation, sex, home background, Spring time is picnic time. No school background, study habits, and call will bring children so quickly. outside work. In their enthusiasm is oar oppor"We see some tendency for those tunity. We must provide for safeinterested in the professions, such as ty in transportation: against' medicine, law, and teaching, to have protection drinking superior intelligence," the report staimpure tes. "Another tendency is for the fewater; and instruction on the dangers male to get higher grades for her of poison ivy. We level of ability than the male for his most guard against level of ability. sunburn and sunWe mast stroke. IT'S IN THE AIR know the bidden threat of the swimming hole. Only by the utThe death a few days ago of Marmost care, can we be thankful at shall Joseph Pilsudski in Poland re- the end of the day that nothing serious has happened. For days in calls the fact that he was born a member of the aristocracy. Was this just advance, the children can be disa case of rebellion against parents as cussing the above topics and planoften happens? It is more probably ning their own protection. No bet that he merely caught the spirit that ter educational device is known. "Eats" is the big question when seems to be in the air these days. picnic. Here is the supreme to seem talking feel that People everywhere for getting across the occasion too much has been made of pomp careand show - that the elevation of all ideal picnic luncheon. Plan itbottle A thermos meal. as any fully alliving is a finer thing deserving of of cool milk; tomato and lettuce legiance. The Polish people recogniz- sandwiches; cup custard; fruit; a Recent ed Pilsudski's sincerity. Teachers should plan moves would have given him powers 'cake dessert. on foods for the lessons their greater than any ruler of Poland ever 'month preceding picnic time. enjoyed Bring out all the values in the luncheon. Such opportunities The most expensive thing a section 'furnish the motives for health can support is poor roads. education. L ' h7 . . f- - SvVJ I I I I IMt n."v ii uu linn ar pic-in- ic 4 :: Your Home 4 If you are tired of conventional vacation retreats; if milling crowds of fun devotees bore you; if your blood tingles at the thought of exploration and adventure, then spend a week in southern Utah and Zion National park. There is territory lots of it never explored by man! The one who says that the good old days are gone, that there is nothing left to kindle the flame of adventure, just doesn't know America's national playgrounds. Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon National Park and the other stupendous scenic marvels of southern Utah parks will thrill you as you have not been thrilled since you glimpsed This entire your first locomotive. area is reached on the comfortable, convenient service of the Union Pacific railroad. The major attractions of this colorful region have been brought so close together by roads as to form a unique opportunity for the traveler. The efCarmel highfect of the new Zion-M- t. way has been to bring these attractions still closer together through a reduction in time. Exploration! What a conjurer the word is; what pictures it paints. Here in the heart of civilization is a chance for real exploring. Though the visitors who annually throng this spectacular region number Into thousands, there is every opportunity for each of them to find something new here and increase by their findings the world s knowledge of this section of the United States. 1 . 0001 CHILD extra-curricul- Adventure. Found In Utah's National Parks Shrine 's should be your first consideration . . . We can help you make it inviting and beautiful, and the low cost will surprise you i 111 THRJE- -i .(i "When the municipally owned utili ties do not pay taxes it means that the consumers living in those cities are not paying their fair share or the state and county taxes. " arUngtonJ , atii I "ii mi i n ssb si Tests Prove Chevrolet Cars Cooler in Summer Chevrolets that are cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter as compared with previous models, are promised by the findings of official observers of the A. A. A. in wmcn Master de luxe cars with solid steel turret tops were subjected to temperature tests in comparison with fabric roofed bodies. The tests were conducted under the tropical sun at Key West. Fla.. the southernmost city or the United States. Serving with the members of the contest board of the the American Automobile Association as an assistant was Kaye Don, British sportsman who has set numerous speed records on land and water. The test consisted of making simul taneous records of interiors of turret- toD cars under a blazing sun. All windows and ventilators were closed tieht duriner the tests. Accordine to the findings of the test ers, a Chevrolet announcement says, the steel top cars are slower to warm ud when standing in the sun with an windows and ventilators closed, and are quicker to cool off ofter the venti lators are opened. Slower heating is credited to three factors: First, the highly polished surface of the steel top deflects the heat rays; second, heat absorbed by the top is rapidly distributer over a great area by conduction, and dissipated by the cooling effects of areas not receiving the full heat of the sun; third, the special corrugated and checkered quarter-inc- h felt insulation, and the dead air space between this effecinsulation and the of transmission the tively prevent heat from the roof to the interior head-linin- g, space. The effect of the insulation in barring outside heat will apply similarly in cold weather to prevent the loss of heat from inside the car, so that the car that is cooler in the summer will be warmer in the winter. I SNOWVILLE Illiril Rv """" J Miyu 'X" nnlA I i At our sacrament meeting Sunday evening we were very pleasantly entertained by Dr. D. B. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Tremonton. Mrs. Green and Dr. Green's father accompanied them on the trip. The Relief Society stake officers visited the Black Pine ward Relief Society, Sunday. RUPTUOE A number of our people attended the wedding dance at Howell Thurs day night. Mrs. M. E. Rentmeister and children of Brigham visited her parents here last week. Mrs. R. V. Spencer of Ogden is a guest of her mother, Mrs. C. G. Arbon this week. Wm. Anderson and family of Howell, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. P Larkin Sunday, Mrs. Dottie Burdette of Hermosa Beach, Calif., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cox. Mrs. Arch Showell of Juniper, spent last week with Mrs. Anna Showell. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Neal of Hoi brook, visited his parentshere Sunday. . I- - Hoffman. Exoert. former as sociate of C. F. Kedlich, Minneapolis, Minnesota., will demonstrate without charge his "Perfect Retention Shields" In POCATELLO, Monday, June 3. ai the Yellowstone Hotel, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Please come early. Evenings by appointment. Any ruptufte allowed to proiruae is dangerous, weakening the whole sys tem. It often causes stomach trouble, gas and backpains. My "Perfect Retention Shields" will hold rupture under any condition of work and contract the opening in a short time. DO UOt BUUIIML W oiuiuhuio tions and wear trusses that will enA Chamber of Commerce is an or large the opening. Many satisfied No mall ganization of the people in a com- clients in this community. ' welto order. forward its flesire who munity HOME OFFICE fare and who believe that they can acMinn. complish more through cooperative ef 305 Lincoln BIdg., Minneapolis, 12. ( Adv)5-23-3- 0 fort. We sell Whitlock, HAY ROPE - Water-fle- x Rope -- Be satisfied with ouly the best. It costs no more than ordinary rope. Tremonton Harness & Accessories Co., Inc. 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