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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHL UTAH IP H OH THE HOME FRONT, S3 rf .Tij Wvtt u rnr 6& ' IT IS high x time to think of a gift or two for Aunt Emily and Sister Sue. Why not give aprons this year? Your piece bag 13 rare to have many odds and ends of rick rack braid and bias binding and bright scraps of material which will do for trimmings with a remnant of plain gingham or unbleached muslin. The diagram gives you cutting dimensions for the skirt and shows how to shape the waistline. It is easy to add a straight Lib if you A0 FOLD WXTCRlAt AND SHAPt THE WAlSTUN 4. J 7 VHO is the greatest T T I and It i 6LUC BAMDfr WTTW -- OBAWCt BIAS TAPf iji n all-arou- all-arou- m By CIIERIE NICHOLAS all-arou- who is the football player of all time? This doesn't include stars playing only one position. It is an argument that covers many positions, where versatility is the big idea. We put the first problem ud to Ed Barrow, the veteran director of the rew York Yan kees, who has been in the thick of the scuffle for some 50 years. "My nomination." Ed says, "is Hans Wagner, when it comes to ability. Til tell you why. Wagner was a great outfielder with a rreat arm. I've seen GranUand Rice him star at first. second, short and third. Be was a s catcher. And one day I made him pitch and he would have made a fine pitcher with that arm. He was the only man I ever knew who was above the average in all nine positions. He was the greatest shortstop. "I'll go beyond that. He also was one of the greatest hitters baseball ever knew. He had no weakness. As Christy Mathewson once said, His only weakness is a base on balls Hans led the league eight years. He was a power hitter and a place nitter. ballplayer greatest wijsiiiV3j 11 mf.: 1 11.nii.ju 1,111. ' "., - nwi r- - mee apron are from Mm. Spear BOOK 4 htch also contains directions tor more than thirty other gifts sum wings 10 make for the borne, from Inexpensive new materials and odds and end cl things on hand. Copies Mill be fmipaia a 1 iu cents each. Address: ' . ; 'i- - . v 1 a series of C t .. v - . - .1 "Here's another angle about Wag ner, Barrow continued. "He was one of the greatest base runners in Enclose 10 cents tor Book 4. the game. Here was a big, awkward Name , who used to steal from Address 50 to 60 bases. Everyone knows how great Cobb and Ruth were. But I am about every angle that The best is none too good for our makestalking baseball up outfield, uifield, men in the service. That's why it's offense, defense, hitting, base runworthwhile consulting them for ning I mean everything. their gift preferences this Christ "Cobb and Ruth have been our mas. According to surveys made two most phenomenal players. But in camps and barracks, cigarettes wagner could do and smoking tobacco head the list more, in more posias ine guts preferred by our boys tions, than either of in 0. D. and blue. Camel ia their them could. He was favorite cigarette (based on sales an amazing ball, records in Post Exchanges and player. He was canteens ). IT he s a great kid balla big favorite is Prince Alhert player, and he also Smoking Tobacco, the largest- was a star when he seuing lODacco in the world. You was 43 years old. have your choice of the Camel Don't forget that. Christmas Carton, or the Camel "Hans had the Boons Warner "Holiday House" package con greatest naip iour "flat fifties." Prince hands that anyone ever taining brought to Albert is packaged in the pound the game. He had a pair of hands canister. All are handsomely gift that looked like hams, but they had a packaged with space for your sensitive touch. Thev Christmas message. Your dealer hands. is leatunng them now. Adv. I don't have to sav nnvthinoabout Cobb and Ruth. You know where they beloni?. Rmsmir just telling you about a fellow who could do more things better than anyone else. I mean Wagner." (WMU "Nl l h i v.? r4 if : rv fi I ' r-- U ' 1 rj . r, pipe-smoke- - tt Relief At Last ForYourCough CreomuMon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel laden ferm phlegm, and aid nature Jo soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it the cough or you are quickly to have allays your money back. CREOMULSION forCouehs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Haste to Forgive man will make haste to forgive, because he knows the true value of tune, and will not suffer 11 to pass away in unnecessary pain. ;aamuei Johnson. A wise To reEeva distress of MONTHLY Female Weakness AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOOD! Lydla, E. 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Doan't help the kiuneys to pan off harmful siccus body waste. They hive had mors thaa half century of public approval. Are recommended by grateful users everywhere. Ask tout mxghtnrl What About Football? The player in football hn matches Wagner in baseball is Jim Thorpe. Thorpe, like Wagner, could do more things in a better way than anyone else. Here's the answer Thorne was a great ball carrier, one of the best. Be could run an end or crack a line, He was an exceptional kicker punter, or place kick er, tie was a good passer and a good pass receiver. Thorpe had just one weakness. Tf he didn't happen to be in the mood. or in condition, on a certain day, he would put out only when he had to. The reason Pop Warner nicked Er. nie Nevers over Thorpe was this "Nevers gave me 60 minutes of everything he had," Poo said. "Some times Jim would and sometimes he would not. But they were two of the greatest I ever saw. Thorn at his best was the best." drop-kick- A er ? t k -J ' I 1 it's sleeves, another it be pockets; then again apt 11 s skirts or bodice silhouettes, or ing deep and wide-csweetheart maybe it s new fangled trimmings neckline is encrusted with rich toward which style creators focus Venise lace, gently sprinkled with their genius and imagination. This sparkling The Venise sequins. year it happens to be versatile and tricone with its cunning tiny black veil beguiling necklines which are mak- completes an entrancing picture. ing front page fashion news. So, if Designers are all enthusiasm over you would keep pace with the cur Venise lace, as may be readily seen rent mode, watch necklines! in the lavish use they are making Flattery's the word when it comes of it with stately velvet or crepe, to the necklines that grace new win taffeta or moire for evening gowns. ter lashions. What's more, you will Note, above to the left, a striking find the new necklines so amazingly black dinner gown. It is styled with versatile you will be sure to find a a peplum of glittering sequins, type individualized to suit iust vou. which makes it outstanding. The fact that its They run the gamut from is that go to a new low in cut and cut to a newplunging low gives it definite (deep and low round cuts style prestige. being ultra smart) to high "neck Textured crepe of rayon yarn is lace from ruffle used for the stunning necklines; h trimmed, low cut versions (ruffle dinner gown shown below to the trims are "the latest") to the erace- - right in the group. This dress is iui cowi arapes which have come typical of the new t back again after several seasons' square necklines. vogue for is too, Important, absence. the fact that this neckline is repeatIt is also fascinating to note that ed in a back decolletage. A girdle yokes are adding to the neckline of black velvet gives a smart and story this season. Decorative vokes dressy accent. of every description are in the win That most attractive black crepe ter fashion picture, but the yokes afternoon dress are that most exciting and lovely the picture is centered above in convincingly chic in are the sheer and transparent types that it demonstrates the new trend which at a distance give the impres- toward black dresses sion that there really is no yoke at that are enhanced with besuiline all but rather a more or less low The yoke in this instance is cut neckline. The last word in after-fiv- e yokes. of baby blue chiffon (it would be fashions is the short length as smart in pink). black dance gown that has a deep just 11 nas, as you will note, a festoon yoke both back and front of filmy of bead work across the base of the lace or chiffon starred with spar- yoke which makes it all the more kling beads or sequins. In after- prettily feminine. noon frocks fancifully designed To the right above a sheath nf yokes appear in pastel chiffons or black velvet, molding the figure, has contrast materials. a yoke of marquisette which The fashions illustrated are pre- gives a nudepink effect. Pale Dink satin sented with a view of calling atten- outlines the deep decolletage and tion to several new and fascinating flares over the shoulder making a trends in necklines. Note the glam- thoroughly silhouette. A lovely orous dinner dress below to the left large rose of singular beauty adds in the group. Here, polished to drama. A tiny calot of black velvet gleaming beauty, crinkly black taf- with veil and pink feathers makes feta falls in rustling, shining folds this a charming dinner costume. to the floor. The perfectly charm Released by Western Newspaper Union. year QNE is to ut street-lengt- low-cu- street-lengt- - h flesh-colore- Teddy Bear' d Black Blouse Proves to Be Time and Money Saver An enthusiasm for blouses is spreading throughout style centers. You can get these blouses in black as informal or as formal as you wish. A smart type for practical daytime wear is a -back blouse in warm wool jersey. This type makes a grand foil for costume jewelry. Then there is the black satin blouse or the blouse of black satin to wear with your suit. To get much effect at little expense invest in a black street length crepe skirt and one in a formal floor length. .With the former a sheer black lace sequined blouse makes a handsome afternoon costume. Wear the same blouse with your formal skirt. all-blac- k button- nyrA long-tors- o waist-dept- gii . UN 0 Dree . Egyptian Demands Manganese was much ir W...J as a source of Durole glass and glazed objects o He Wanted to Eat, Toe j Seldiers at Camp Edwards, i'asj were lined up and ready to K!arch to the mess hall for breakfa tA denly Private Thomas F. Liw broke ranks and dashed for 'ha barracks. When he returned the sergeant wanted an explanation, for good soldiers just don't do tfcose things. The explanation wa-- nvate Miller had forgo;u-- hi, teeth! Ttroufk pcil arraaf taieitt witi Collier i Wtttlj) Ft trust Wendell Willkie's recent visit to the Middle East was the second of two memorable events during the last days of August and early SepRefining Company's Junking Job tember. The first, of course, was the A Philadelphia refining c. pany defeat of Rommel's Afrika Korps. recently junked old and idie rniV This, among other things, caused ment and obsolete plank, stocks to rise on the Cairo Bourse. about 1,000 tons of steel f,.- th. The victory over Rommel remetal campaign or cr.ouirn moved an immediate threat to scrap to provide all the steel in Egypt and at least put our side in manufacture of 50 Flying neet'td Fortress a position to resume the initiative es. as they say in treatises on war. The enemy lost a considerable quan tity of men and weapons. The myth of Rommel's invincibility was de stroyed in a brief hot battle which was over almost before anybody knew it had begun. It was as brief as it was hot and almost as destruc tive to the German war machine as a short circuit in a generator. There's no tendency here, how ever, for the British to overestimate the damage done to the Afrika Korps or to underestimate Rommel's abil ity to recuperate. Two Events Collide. The two events the victorious Visit Navy Recruiting Stations in battle and Willkie's arrival coincid Salt Lake City - Provo - Ogden ed so closely that they became con fused. The newspaper boys hardly Logan - Cedar City - Boise, Ida. had time to cover the first event Sheridan, Wyo. - Las Vegas, Nev. before it telescoped into the second, and they were very busy with the Tree Farms' for Conservation second. The blitz visit was crammed with statements, interviews, recep Another example of the conserva. tions, appearances before still and tion program sponsored bv the tim. movie cameras, radio talks, calls ber is the system of "tres industry on diplomats and kings, conferences farms" recently established m Alawith politicians, soldiers and more bama, where certificates were given diplomats. Individuals and companies emniov. Short as it was, the correspond ents worked harder and longer dur ing approved forestry principles. ing Willkie's visit than at any time while away from the fighting front. wiukie shook up their livers. He sassed the censors, made for mal diplomatic calls in a lounge suit instead of the sacred striped pants ana tail coat of tradition. He managed to impart to nearly evOFFICE EQUIPMENT erything he did an atmosphere of NEW ciamDake. AND USED desks ami rh.ir. au. Censorship, motivated adding men's, safea. by the sheer necessity for keeping typewriters, L. Berlin in the dark as to Willkie's 1 DESK EX.. W. Breadw.7 8. UC views about political and military af USED CARS TRAILERS fairs in the Middle East, prevented details of his visit from becoming USED CARS TRAILER COACHES known. This article is an attempt Liberal Credit Term 10 suppiy some 01 those JESSE H. CHASE missing de IIS -- I . Few Others For value I can add two others Babe Ruth in baseball, Bronko Nagurski in football. Ruth was a star Ditcher, a fine outfielder, a pretty good first baseman, a great hitter. He was the greatest of all power hitters. And Babe is still prouder of his pitching than he is of his hitting. The football entry is Bronko Nagurski. First, a star tackle; later a fine end; still later the greatest fullback 1 ever saw. As Steve Owen Babe Ruth once said, "Nagur ski is the only back I ever saw who could run his own interference." Bo McMillin picks Cal Hubbard. now coaching at Geneva college-gr- eat end, great tackle, and probably the best line backer of all time. Cal, fast on his feet, weighed only around zou. Then there Is Dutch Clarke, anoth- er luminary of exceptionally high class. 'In checking back through this list. one of the most important factors is the length of time they played. How long could they hold the pace? Stamina and durability are Qualities- that can't be overlooked in any final summing up. Kr LEADING .1 ecreamea:I. ine scout movt::. . an unscrupulous British imperialism which prepaiJ the Britkh youth for war." vv COaRESP0WDtlTs? Cnl. e It er WAg T? get lor toe venom of propagandists. The Be By Frank Cerrasi Bedford Hills Drawer BY THE 3 About Warner MRS. RL'TH WYETH SPEARS New York special articles TV. Wendell Willkie and Global Politics first-clas- Lke. Use wider belts, about 2M Inches finished, for the bibless type and cut the ties about four lncftes wide. These three aprons win give you ideas for any num ber of trimmings. Be lavish with bright color for this is the season lor gay gifts to bring good cheer. , Nari Propagandists Busy M De signers' Interest Focused On Varied Neckline Treatment h tails. Bur Sell Trade STORES IN OGDEN. PROVO. SALT LAKE CITY, POCATELLO. BOISE. BLACKFOOT In any other setting, the breezy tuuukiau ungm nave seemed a heroic figure, remarkable for his frankness and sincerity. In the Mid dle Jtast. however, with it frui MEN WANTED tions of reticence, its compunctions 01 secrecy in political and militarv MEN WANTED matters, Willkie's act didn't ouite FOR BRICK YARD WORK come off. He was usually out of GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS AND WAGES character and seemed, most of the time, a huge and handsome bull in INTERSTATE BRICK CO. a store full of porcelain 180 South 11th East images. Salt Lake Cit Every time he moved, you wanted to warn him that he might break RHEUMATIC TABLETS suineinmg. De Yoa Suffer from Willkie, Image Breaker, Kbenmatie Pains? He did some good but he also broke Dt TfHir tirtlirMl tmnaolM fm1 like they were being torn apart? a few images. The damage ocHEINZ TABLETS curred despite the presence in his have proved beneficial la cruise crew of Joseph Barnes, thousands of cases. former newspaper man who $1.08 by mail. now is an official in the Office of HEINZ DRUG war iniormation. Joe was the conEtate St. and 21st Sooth science of the party, a small voice which kept saying: "Be careful, Wendell! Somebody be trymight AUTOMOBILES WANTED ing to sell you a bill of goods. Watch wnai you say and remember this is CASH PAID a unusn Dattleneld and they are the bosses here." For Used Cars and Equities Calls on King Faronk. Contracts Notes Paid Off He didn't prevent Willkie, however from calling on His LYMAN'S Majesty King Farouk of Egypt in an So. 5th & Main Salt Uks ordinary suit, or from having himself photographed in a sloppy bush shirt, bagTAX RECORDS gy pants and an outsize sun helmet, with German prisoners who stood "IDEAL" BUSINESS. TOCOME AND SATES rigidly at attention and regarded 1 KECORDS FOR EVERY LINE CP him with considerable coolness nricixiccG We hive Stxcisl rrmrrfs fnr t Willkie's first plunge into Middle olKi. ewcltri. Hardware. Doctors snd Farmers snd Restaurants and East affairs harmenpH i " for F, . "'c marhlH h ll Ktal Security d .u- - ril: "'SSIVe neadUploymmt and Stat. .v.. of.,.r.,.me umiea states forces . aa" ' LOOSE LEAF S5 in North Afrira tu- me lnome 'our monry rcfundrd without quMtioo il ..... a wcctuny Egyptian The cn,i"lJ' M,"fii family. active and passive press, uniformed tj W- - Cutshall, Representative "u ""uimormsa, male and female V. Cox 433 Salt Lake Ciiy ...... v...,,,, OIlu loreign, were there Even the Tilfh Sfrent3f StrongHEARING AID came; so did British and American censors. soft-spok- r.rm-.t- Dr-J- Pta-Jist- " M. " "" Grn-r- for.u. sl 00-- ( r - It's Orders! Here's a sweater jacket that will Many factories are banning the wearing of finery, specifically mentioning high heeled shoes, nail polish and jewelry. According to an official notice in a leading industrial plant, standard feminine wear will consist of a short sleeved blouse or jacket, dark slacks and shoes. serve you well during cold winter days. It is of the white fuzzy wuzzy teddy bear material that has made a big "hit" with the 'teen-ag- e and college girl group. Bound to be a winner with every outdoor enthusiast, this desirable sweater jacket adds gay color intrigue to its usefulness with sleeves and waistband Red Shoes of glowing red knit. The target and arrow pin in patriotic red, white and Smooth suede shoes in deep, rich blue is the latest in jewelry. Designred have on dress parade for ers are turning more and more to fanci- winter. Thegone shoes are often matched ful costume jewelry for "light relief." to the gloves. low-heel- Willkie, in a HARD-OF-HEARI- NG summer-weigh- t single-- suit, his pants belt tight around his middle, his hair and lookmg very much a rumpled man the people m his white shirt and of necktie, sat on a before a table set on the first chair land-mof a staircase that behind him. There was a shaft of light on his face from an open door He reassured us that the Vaniro n.... uumg wen Then he turned nrnnhot ti nounced that, in his opinion, Hitler was way out on a limh on .v- tide had turned against the wants U1C enemy. breasted Straining to hear You'll hear mors clcsrly and eatilr with Aurca vacuum tube amplification. Ligli'-S- msll eaiilr wesrsbla. -- Demonstration. g a fo AUREX AUREX SALT LAKE CO. 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