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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHL UTAH I NEEDLEWORK Multiple Dual Get Listing fans es few family names iUese origin, most Brazil from two to four names. Pansy Bouquets to Embroider for Crocheters to the srm Jtbem from both their Zand father and arranging says Col-B, B new order, uncommon their is it me which distinguishes U.Phfipr ut fom others and by which , best known. iquently. Brazilians ' v. r t MOPSY But direc-ju- d government The crevices and cracks through which The nn peeped la each mora The ceilings low, the shaky walls. The fragile, lumpy floors. The windows loose and noisy and The tissue-papdoors! by GLADYS PARKER you said you wanted W to Thomas are list-ei- r I remember, I remember Hood) first as well as their The house where I wai born tt in many telephone files. WOULD MAKE a hatJ yOU LOOK MySTERlOUS 1 S?5 our ". Or medium or large (And pressing lever Number Eight Would make it a garage!) TT S1 at t TW ri $ Binrta or dmki jpont mMy fcacb add am palatal. ffacat. ud hMrtlxn. daetora nasally iinh iurnom th. MtMt-rti- k,ki. SMdWjs n .ir aooeT back on ratum ol battle J I remember, I remember My father always said, "I wish I'd bought a rugged like instead." One thing," he said, "a veteran Inside his hat should paste. 'When yon go out to buy a home Don't ever buy In haste.' " luajlil MmiiiHiTW F home-Old-fas- hioned TALE OF WOE by Gluyas Williams Beer is going to be so scarce this summer that they may serve it in punch glasses and demand a letter of introduction. by Many DOCTORS Helps tone up adult helps systems children build sound teeth, strong bones. It will be almost as bard to get as during prohibition. And not any easier to drink. MEETS ALL KZOtXSTff TO UVINGROQM POORVSAY, STOP CRYING AND SAY WHERE MOTHER. HAS WHAT THE MATTER STANDING ANO SCJ2EAMIN6 GUEST? FOR. TEA APPEARS, YMJH6,tH l,9f In fact, some pessimists are predicting that by Fourth of July it will cost you 10 cents to hear "The Stein Song" from a juke box. FIHALDT IMPART5 HI TALE OP WOe .WHICH NO ONE UNDERSTANDS BECAUSE OF SOB AND TEAM'S of the grain that to relieve the hungry in Europe. Nobody can complain when a thirst is sacrificed It's all because must be saved and sent to such a noble cause, IU,tt i But it is going to ruin the Elks picnic, the City Hall outing, and the ball games between the single and married men at Mulligan's grove YOU can have a And we predict that it will do more to arouse the general public to a hatred of war than anything so far. A beer drinker is a beer drink er, and he has never thought he was asking too much from life. with WW" fOIT 11 IAN FRANCISCO 24 moots I BOUGHT SOLD 5 L Pi li on - - . -S- alve .u ... Noee Drops s - J" 'oun prompt rtron.d- PAZ ointment rSJ bJL hrdnl. dried - parte t"11? 0 oi?u"'V Mln 1 " iboui n ' r minor use. '"or FZO ointment.ceo (all I1''0I0H IE!?' W TOOI doctors. ao I 1 " -uppotltoilM aiwv ini pawitmta, iZoTiT oothlna ralltf that ' I m a tjmin RUN9 BACK TO SAME YARD, LEAVING )N TEA BARTY NM9MDERIN6 WHAT IT WAS auabouH LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Neher Readin', Writin' and Drivin'. Automobile associations and edu cators are now starting a program in high school to teach young peo ple how to drive an auto and par ticularly how to do so with a de cent respect for others. "A main ob jective will be the development or a sportsmanlike attitude toward fel low drivers," it is announced. We hope no instructor will get into bat tle with another motorist en route to and from the classroom. The idea is good, but there will be no change in the situation on American streets until somebody educates our police chiefs, traffic heads nnd cods as a whole so mat tney will give the pedestrian an occa sional break. i 'Squatting tires me! 1" NO OBLIGATION REALLY LOW WAGES A farmer in great need of extra The boss returned in a good hands at haying time finally asked lunch called from and the humor Si Warren, a town character, to help whole staff in to listen to a couple rum out of Jokes he had picked up. Every"What'll ya pay?" asked SL body but one girl laughed uproar the "What's matter?" "I'll pay what you're worth," said iously. grumbled the boss. "Haven't you the farmer. got a sense of humor?" Si scratched his head a minute, wnniH vnn cive us a couple of have to laugh," said the then announced, "I'll be derned if "I don't and geraniums for "The Virginian" Til work fer that" girL "I'm leaving Friday anyhow." With the Want Ads. I want the following books: Meet Mr. Hypen," "The Dawn of Tnmnrrow. "The BriCK MOOn, Alt and Doe,' "The Silver City'; will swop iris and other perennials. Mass. M918." Yankee magazine. 7 Big Stick Mrs. Brown Did you hear Mrs. Blue is trvins to collect S1.000 in "No." surance for the loss of her thumb? "Interesting?" Mrs. Jones Why does she ex "Not especially." to get so much? pect "What're you marrying her for? Brown She claims that's the Mrs. has that a "She comes of family thumb she keeps her husband under. spare room." INCENTIVE "Is she preMy?" SIGNS OF SPRING An ant Is here, A worm is there. . . . Haul out the swing And garden chair! Jim and Anuwera Q. My son received his discharge In September and the first six months in the army I didn't get my allotment or that for two minor children, one IS and the other 8. Is there any way I can get this money? --C. E. J.. Halifax. N. C. A. An allotment to parents is not compulsory and you could get it only if the amount was deducted from your son's pay. If the two minor children are your son s chil dren they are entitled to the allotment which every serviceman is re quired to pay his dependent family Suggest you write to Chief Finance Officer, Allotment Branch, Adjutant General's office, War Department, Washington, D. C, giving son's name, serial number and all other datr.. Q. My cousin was killed in the Battle of the Bulge, December 25, 1944. I would like to know in what cemetery and in what town and country he is buried. D. D., Potts- - viHe, Pa. A. Write to the Office of Growing Younger How come you and your twin sister don't celebrate your birthdays together? Slim WelL ever since we were 21 she hasn't had a birthday. Quite a Stunt to Yellowstone park." announced Joe, gleefully. "That'a great," enthused his friend Bill. "Don't forget to see Old "I'm going Faithful" "See?" exclaimed the new tourist "I'm taking her with me I" Betty house. Letty Betty Letty On nis Route We got a new baby at out Where did you get him? From Doctor Blue. We take from him to, tion. War Department, Washington 25, D. C, giving the veteran's name and serial number. Q. I have a son who was inducted into the army in January, 1943, and was discharged the following March, 1943. Is he entitled to mustering- out pay and the G.I. Bill benefits? Mrs. E. M. P., Decatur, Neb. A. He is probably entitled to $200 musterlng-ou- t pay if he served days in active service. He is not entitled to G.I. benefits unless he received a disability discharge, for this requires 90 days active service. Q. I am the mother of a boy killed In action In 1944. He made me bene ficiary for his insurance. I am 50 years old and get $52.80 monthly. Will I ever get any more monthly, and how soon? Mrs. H. G., Sharon, Kan. A. If the insurance is National Service Life and has not been converted there are two options for payment: (a) If the beneficiary is under 30 years of age at the date of death of the insured, payments are made in 240 equal monthly installments at the rate of $5.51 for each $1,000 of insurance. However, the beneficiary may elect to have the Insurance payable in monthly installments as a refund life income, payable for a definite period and continuing throughout the life of the first beneficiary and in event of death of the first beneficiary the re maining installments, if any, paid to the second beneficiary or, (b) If the beneficiary is 30 or more years of age payments are made in equal monthly installments throughout the remaining lifetime of such beneficiary with the proviso that such monthly Installments shall be payable for 120 months certain. If you are not satisfied with your installments, suggest you write to Veterans' Insurance Department, Administration, at your regional of fice in Kansas City. Q. My brother was killed in action in Germany, leaving a wife and one child. Several months ago ber Insurance checks stopped coming. We have written to find out why but have been unable to do so. Can you help us? Mrs. J. II. R., Riddle, Ore. A. The only suggestion I can make Is that you contact, personally if possible, your nearest Veterans' administration regional offices, at the Veterans' hospital at Portland, and tell them the whole story and case history. TCMS 5711 V jv I immmrn - the Quar termaster General, Graves registra- mm Now that the government has placed all those restrictions on new buildine we await the black market bungalow and the tie-i- n sales plan which makes yon also take a lighthouse, two cowsheds and a house boat. 'Quo Vadis Sliwhi."?'. IS DISTRACTED BV AND REPEATS TALE A CAKe, WHICH HE LESS WTELUGBLV POTS INTO MOUTH vuau BEFORE. WHOLE. It seems to us that life is going to seem extra drab for a while to the fellow who didn't care for the hard stuff and whose only plea was: "Put a head on it, Steve!" SKKD CO. ep I Army Study centers, or in an; the service technical schools, affairs training courses, etc. For instance, a veteran who stu led the history of philosophy at Biar ritz American university in Biar ritz. France, and is credited on his AGO form 100 with completion of the course, would be given by the guide's recommendation, IVs hours toward a baccalaureate degree. In Embroidered Pansles many instances sufficient credits pansies make have been earned so that a veteran pMBROIDERED a on pale handsome design forced to leave high school to enter delicate pink or green, lavender, receive he finds the service, may white organdy or linen luncheon a high school diploma upon his re cloths. They can be used effecturn. tively on linen guest towels, too. Question Farewell to Beer Recommended , School authorities may this euide and obtain the recof mended evaluation of courses tal! . . .1 rwvc, 11 iron, uie u. 0o. vim ruJ Caw.ab tute, or at one of the four over I remember, I remember My father's sad, sad tale Of how be was a veteran And got the home by mail; He ordered it by catalogue And got a G.I. loan For 10 times what the shack was worth But, still, it was his own! set Stomach 1 1 The Veterans' administra completing arrangements wi .Vutt. .Allan.. mnA tmvmr that veterans may be give demic credit on diplomas grees for study and techn perience acquired during ' service in the armed force For this purpose VA Is u a guide a compendium of bu of educational and training i given by the armed forces d the war compiled by the AmerW Council on Education. I remember, I remember The cockeyed shape and size The modernistic gadgets and Contraptions not so wise; The buttons all around the house Which drove my folks berserk (We should have seen at sight, I guess, The darned things would not work). A button moved the pantry out And put a guest room in; We threw a darling little switch And back it came agin! The dining room could be made small M EDITORS NOTE: Tkii through ttecul mrrant fTmshuinom Bureau ol IT paper Union a! 16J Er Strt Washington. D.C-- is stbU to bri ers this weekly column on prob the veteran and serviceman and iir. Questions mury km addressed ahntm Rurmn mnA riifvuall ha mnst in subsequent column. No replik be mode direct by mail, but only irtr i column which will appear in this paper regularly. Credit for Army Sch er Dy Vopilies i A 1956 Baby Speaks (Apologies PATTERNS Five pansy baskets and eight smaller sprays are included in the transfer pattern. To obtain transfer design! for the Pansy Bouquets (Pattern No. 6087) color chart for embroidering, amounts of all colors and materials ipeclfled, send to cents In coin, your nam, address and the pattern number. 5806 Crocheted Doilies two of the most pop. HERE are crocheted doilies you've ever put a hook into. The pcn-si"pansy" doily has done in shaded purple and lavender thread. The lacy pineapple doily comes from a reader in Akron, Ohio, and is a beauty. It is 20 inches in diameter. 13-in-ch one-inc- h To obtain crocheting es Instructions for Pamy Dolly (Pattern No. 8711) and tao Pineapple Dolly (Pattern Na. 6803) sand 10 cents In coin, for each pattern, your name, address and the pattern number. Duo to an unusually large demand and current conditions, allghUy more time Is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern number. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK Mission St, Saa Fraaetico, Caut Enclose to cents for patten. 70S No ASK ME ANOTHER A 0I General Quiz 1. On whom did Paris bestow the Apple of Discord tor her beauty? 2. What are a newspaper s ears"? 3. What is the diameter of the moon? 4. What Is a benison? 5. What is the scientific name for the solid portion of the earth? 6. What is the name given to the nomadic tribe of central Arabia and northern Africa? 7. What is the plural of apex? 8. How many locks does the Suez canal have? 9. What man served as governor of two different states? 10. Boston being a seaport of the United States, is also a seaport of what other country? The Antwer 1. 2. Aphrodite. Little items In boxes which decorate the first page, at either side of the paper's name. 3. The diameter is 2,160 miles. 4. A benediction. 5. Lithosphere. 6. Bedouin. 7. Apices. 8. None, it is at sea level. 9. Sam Houston (Tennessee and Texas). 10. 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