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Show acsust 9. it.:day, ism work Talents Arc Not Lost In Making A Home No woman, es;ciiily a young one can ci'mbine a lugLiy successful business career with a declares Lj jy marriape, CUre iloothe Luce in Today's Woman Magazine. SK- criticism levelled at at a "Career fur a ii ln.fi-rtiittat George University. Congress-iira;.Tl.e Connecticut was taken severely to over the k by a eirni-ia- r made for Laving country to the university tuJcnt. Flu- - was accused of inconsistency, since she had always maintained that women are the intellectual equal of men. But her idea was, and. still is, that while women should educate thi m.selves to the level of men, and keep thoroughly informed of current affairs, they should use this knowledge to create and maintain a happy home, she says in rebuttal. "For the average woman, marriage is the only career in which tdie can hope t he boss," Mr9. Luce .says. "As a secretary or clerk, she caters to the male more than she does as a wife, and she cannot 'talk back.' She can be 'divorced' (fired) from her office wifehood after years of faithful service, maybe with severance piy, but never with rdinony. As for the career women highly skilled in art, science or politics, I have never met one who did not agree marriage was preferable to success outside the an.-v.tr- hr -- h .s-t- Wash-ir-j-to- " !i x.i-- Wiih Our Milifary n will come some time future. Ralph received his basic Mr. Russon's wife, the former Esther McGee of Hamilton, Ohio, training at Fort Lewis, and year-ol- d daughter, Joan will also welcome Lt. Russon home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Russon They are now staying with Leo's received a telegram July 31 from parents. A graduate of Lehi High School their son, Lt. Leo Russon announcing that he is now on his Lt Russon has been in the service 29 months. Following his graduation from high school Mr. quires need be lost in marriage. Russon attended the College of Mrs. Luce says, "Marriage calls Embalming Science at Hollywood, for an educator, a business wo- California. He then spent two man and mostly, an artist; for years in the Northwestern States woman cannot only create a Electrical Mlshapa home, but she can create the frayed crd and other very personalities of the peomishaps cause 74.000 fires ple in that home." f CAR INSPECTION DEADLINE. AUG. 15 Awut 4ead-tt- With 18 eatabUshed as for TtJucle safety inthe leea than one half of all gestion, Utah owned motor vehicles hare M rteervsd mechanical attention, P. L. Dow, Highway Patrol Soperin- WKMBt, atmooneaa today. Tbm Safety Inspection Program waa deafened primarily to elimia-where and when poasibl the ei penu re and murderous autoroo-iO-e ttBUUm cwued by defective aquipuieai. Daring the war years the prognua became an essential ineaesre cf motor vehicle eonserva- tim. Oar aatomobnea hare attain a aa avesage age of nine yean ad the nreaaiTe use Imposed cpon em ia now reflected in the headliaee and in the vital statiatks U op- portunity continues, women will be on a completely equal foot-in- ;' with men in all professions within 20 years," but warns Mrs. Lrce, "the easier it becomes for we men to get jobs outside the home, the harder it will bo for them to get married. The ration is that in trying to combine a business career with homemak-ing- , the women will find that one or the other, probably both, will suffer." No talents that woman ac- - - WRECKING Docs Your Car Heat? Let Us CARS NEED GREASING .... DAM'S SBRYIC - and tt TO SCHODLi te'ent iwuin riDw POWDER PUFFS jtfVtd, Keg. 25c ONLY Boys Trousers $2.50 School . 11 cans QT. JARS WHEAT 2 Now JJ Ankle Sox 20c Cotton Slips Percale Dresses PT. 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Laboratories 8 Many of the rraesome stories written 107 times to date this year on the surface of our Utah high ways can be charred directly to defective notor vehicles. Superintendent Dow stated. National figures reveal one out of every three cars is defective, while in Utah the figure is much higher. Authorized and eauiDDed insnee- tion agencies are provided all sections of the State. It is essential to highway safety that our motor vehicles are repaired and adjusted to ttatisfy the demands of safe oper-- i ation. The Highway Patrol will; exert every effort to enforce the' .Inspection regulations against1 those who refuse or neglect volun-- 1 j tary compliance therewith. tfcwjrftaada&r RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS NUE-OV- fm " 1 !.cini "If the present trend of Salt Radar division. Followics hii graduation from Lehi High School he attended the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan. He enin May, 1942. uke tered the service service he atthe entering Upon tended Yale university, where he received his lieutenant's commission In December, 1942. Of his three and one-ha- lf years service, the last eight months were spent in overseas duty in Japan, prior to his discharge July 39 at Camp Beale, Calif. la D. S. as a missionary for the L Mortuary. Larkin the with ser- - Uke Vote Cocker Spaniel church prior ta entering- the He and his family win resiac mFavorite ms Breed Hie He received vice. Mr. Russon reMr. and received tI v wKm Word was by ' Roberts, CaLL, fal- CktUl 1 be at Camp Salt ing in Mrs. Bernell Bateman early this work The Cocker Spaniel leads as the was sent to Fort sumes his bu week that their son, Sgt La Var favorite breed of visitors at the lowing which he two brothers, bis where he was will join Batsman is on his way home after Gaines Research Kennels. Ridge-fiei- a. Benning, Gorgia, Dale, recently discharged revealed Dy imas Conn., it is who are now spending 19 months overseas with C Vail, Managing Director. A tmimnaaiunv Robin-f- or from the service, to Camp He then reported the First Marine Division stationLariun 524 the aionuaiy. visitors, while signgroup of duty before working at ed in Peiping, China. ing the Kennels' guest book, were 1945. overseas io October, asked to also indicate their favorMr. and Mrs. Ralph Worlton Sgt Bateman enlisted in the ite breed Listed are the ten breeds going Lt. Kussons overseas All of and oni Vinctjus at a Darty Marine Corps June 24, 1944, mentioned most often, in the order While there wwe iiu" was in Germany. duty Cocker honor of Mr. of at in basic took his Spaniel Camp popularity: training night Wednesday Setter. Collie. Wire Fox Ter- he was reunited with his brother, sou Pendleton, Calif. He left Peiping Irish Great f,! ,.rt;l time fr.r Milt's dis- - Worlto s brother, van, Dane. Boxer. Scottish rier, disThe his 24 will party, receive and Peterson. S. G. Mrs. July Terrier, English Setter, Pointer charge the early part of July. Cafe and Lodge at held Ralph's charge when he arrives in San and German Shepherd. Being the third member ot ine Room, celebrated Dan's discharge Diego. Russon famdy to enter the ser-i- k the IT S. Air Corps, where La Var's brother, Ralph, is now way home from Germany, where 1qc tn receive his VI CI 14 with In the been serving in the in Korea. He expects his discharge he has his re he served as Lieutenant in the near fantry division of the U. S. 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