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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. WOMAN'S WORLD CASTLE DALE. UTAH By Ertta Haley Bateau Neckline hours to a hat to go with a certain suit or dress while another one wears any fashionable hat with any dress. Another maintains an elaborate shoe wardrobe and each pair goes only with a certain costume. Which is right? Which wrong? Choosing accessories requires as ONE WOMAN takes much thought, care and attention as the well dressed woman gives in choosing suits, coats and dresses. One hat may well go with several different dresses, or a pair of shoes may be suitable for only one dress. What you choose depends upon your own good taste, or someone elses if you cant trust yourself. For most of us, its simply not practical to have too many accessories for the wardrobe. Hats, shoes, handbags and other such items must be chosen for double duty. When selected with thought and care, they can serve just that purpose. Fashions in these Items change from season to season just as they do in suits, dresses and coats. Last year's hat may be just the thing, but then again, it may not. It simply depends on the style of the hat, and whether it varies too much from the general trend. Accessories such as scarves and jewelry can do a lot for you in a fashion-wis- e manner this season because dresses and suits are not Profile hats are excellent for making plump cheeks as well as full hiplines more attractive. They flatter as well as draw attention away from these two features which vary from the norm. .... iurY TROUBLE is the too famil-Allar one drink, writes Esther George from Toledo. My husband, David, is the best of men. He works steadily, is successful, never looks at another woman, and really loves his home. But almost should be chosen, not merely for the shape of the face, but the figure as well. Hats should be chosen after, not before, you choose dress, suit or coat, since they will be worn with these items. Certain hats such as the turbans, which, this season, swoop back rather than upwards, and the larger profile bonnets as well as the en. and sboet to tb occasion. the peanut shaped varieties, which though small and scaled for small people, might be in such contrast to the plumpness as to appear slightly ridiculous. THE READER'S COURTROOM He Got Those By May Honk-Hon- Will Bernard, a Motorist Get into Trouble by Honking too Much? A travelling salesman drove up behind a farmers wagon, which was being drawn by two mules. Deciding to have some fun, the salesman began honking his horn furiously. The mules soon bacame jittery, and the farmer waved a warning to the salesman. But he kept right on honking as hard as he could until the mules finally broke and ran. They crashed into a billboard and both of them were in rich man was by the death of bis only son. He decided to draw up a will, leaving a large trust fund to his sons young widow. However, he added a proviso that the money should be cut off in case the young woman ever remarried. After the man's death, she went to court to have this proviso declared null and void. She argued that it wasn't fair to force her to remain single for the rest of her life. However, the court ruled that the will was perfectly legal. A certain grief-stricke- Schools Examined WRONG with your local year. WHAT'S school? Why is it that about fifty per cent of your local boys and girls do not finish their high school education, most of Its another season for flats, from glorified versions of the dearly beloved ballet pumps to new intrepretations of oxfords. Earmarks of the very new shoes include combinations of leathers, such as the suede oxford piped in calfskin and the pump in colored suede with contrasting smooth leather trim. Another popular feature of the flats is a high look thats achieved with a tongue effect, worn high over the instep or turned back as an ornament over the toes. k Blews him up; this he wont believe. These quiet home drinkers who simply slide from cheerfulness into gradual foolishness and sleepiness and complete insensibility are the Very hardest types of all to handle. They are helped into bed, sleep deeply and the next morning are amazed that you have held over any resentment from the night before. But I think that in this case, since this condition is actually getting to be an almost daily affair I would have a very serious talk with him, and mean it. Tell him that he must move to his mothers house; that you cannot have the small children believe that this is normal parenthood, or the way small boys fathers are supposed to act Represent to him your loneliness, d life, always afraid your that some friend will come in to be embarrassed by his maudlin conversation, or the sight of your helping him to bed. Remind him that you are both young, that four dear little children are looking to you for guidance, and that the best years of life lie ahead. I would certainly hammer away at the Alcoholics Anonymous plan. Sometimes a drinker dead set against it suddenly capitulates, and once they get going they rarely fail. It works magic. one-side- LL- B- Simon, the Cat, Could a Drunken Driver Be Arrested Before Pulling Away From the Curb? tipsy gentleman staggered out "... of Alcoholics Anonymous . . ." a night club, climbed Into his My Anonymous. But of Alcoholics car, and started the motor. before he could shift into low gear, dear Mother, he says, that is an excellent thing, for desperate cases. a policeman rushed up and arrested I run, as you know, a good busihim. Tried on a charge of "opera-tinness; I lunch late. Am I not ena vehicle while Intoxicated, the man protested that he hadn't titled to an hour or so of leisure actually driven at all. But the court with Esther, at the end of the day? held him guilty anyhow. The judge Who is harmed by it? "And so, night after night, ends said that just starting the motor was enough reason for the law to this letter, I try to coax some dinstep in and prevent further trouble. ner into him and help him to bed. After that, I am alone. My life could be ideally happy, May a Policeman with this man, whom I truly love, Collect Damages if He if it were not for the disheartening Shoots Himself by Mistake? of seeing him come out experience A policeman went to the depot with one glass, go back to the panone night to board a train. The enfor another, and so sink from trance ramp was not well lighted, try foolishness into a sort of babbling and the officer didn't notice a cart soliloquy and then perhaps fall into which had been thoughtlessly left a Sure there by a depot employe. Alcoholics Anonymous enough, he tripped over the cart. Alcoholics Anonymous, as you As he fell, the Impact touched off the trigger of his pistol and he probably know, cannot handle a case until the patient is willing to and that David most emphatically is not. A nice middle-age- d man came to talk quietly to him the other day, and David went into one of his rare rages, and ordered him off the place. Then he was angry at me for fear I had asked for this caller, but when 1 could honestly tell him I had not, he was all affectionate good nature again, Who the dickens told him I take a drop too much?' he kept muttering. shot himself in the leg! Although Do you know what could posnot seriously wounded, he later sibly be done about so slippery a brought a damage suit against the case? Help me if you can. railroad and the court granted his Slippery is the word, Esther, for claim. The judge figured that, even here is a man with blinders over It was had shot himself. he though his he simply cannot see himreally the railroad mans negli- self eyes; be is. That the children as gence that had started the unhappy watch him in troubled bewilderchain of events. ment, that old friends have given A Is British Hero of g Receives Dickin Medal For Shipboard Heroism LONDON, ENGLAND. Its them dropping out before the end of their second year? Why is it that these 16 and can see nothing in a complete high school education for them? Are teachers or teaching methods at fault? Is the high school curriculum at fault? Are parents at fault? Attempting to find out the answers to these questions, more than 200 educators from all sections of the nation recently met in Washington at the U.S. office of seminar. education for a four-da- y All agreed present conditions in the nations high schools comprised a threat to the nation (1) by turning out thousands of young men and women; (2) flooding a labor market with youngsters not yet ready to either make a living for themselves or to face lifes problems in their inevitable roles as fathers, mothers or good citizens. The national child labor committee recently published a study as to why so many thousands of these young people refused to finish their high school education. Among these reasons were included; (1) they could learn more outside, since the course of study meant nothing to them; (2) a desire to work and make money; (3) they were not getting along in their studies and were wasting their time; (4) they didnt like a certain subject in their curriculum or didnt like the teachers. The study showed that about 20 per cent of the high school enrollment intended to enter the professions and for these the curriculum was probably adequate since they intended to go on to college; another 20 per cent were going into skilled trades, and if they were in a vocational school the curriculum was adequate. But for the other 60 per cent their high school education meant very little. Generally, it was agreed that high school education must mean something more than a study of the three R's, which sufficed in grandfathers day; that high school education curricula in scores of instances must be brought up to date to relate it more definitely with modern-dalife.. Horse and buggv curricula must be eliminated, since most of them are based on the assumption the pupil is going to college when as a matter of fact only about 20 per cent ever even enter college. What the average high school youth needs today, say the educators, is a new outlook . . . atomic energy . . . current day happenings . . . practical guidance on how to get a job and hold it . . . how to get along with people . . . how to progress in his own community . . . how to get along with his own specific human relations in his home, in his neighborhood etc. And these conditions vary in each community. He will not be a professional man or woman, nor hold down a skilled job . . . but he must make a living in a world and be an upstanding parent and a good American citizen. He wont be if his high school education is geared to grandfather's time in which he is not interested in the slightest degree. This is something for educators and parents to think about in every high school district in the .country, for if that boy or girl can be kept interested in high school for four years instead of two, he will be fitted better for a happier life and for a more useful citizen. How You May SLEEP Tomorrow Night without being awakened II you'r forced up nightly bectuae ot urfta, do this: Sturt taking FOLEY PILLS lor Blugguh Kidney. They purge kidneyu of IrrUetion causing metre; they aoothe thoee those urgee. Ateo alley beck acne, leg peine, pemlul peeeagee (ran kidney inaction. Onleae you eleep ell night tomorrow night DOUBLE YOUB MONEY BACK. At your druggiee XmGT7H$0IMOUS vomo mac LMnqTdy'Wq I Fun! Make Donald act alive on your finger. You get ring and secret magnetic control. No strings! No springs! No wires or batteries! Nothing to get out of order no skill needed. Easy directions included with each ring. & i i Fir ud gpriitii uni ui iWrtss is call ud your with PEP fcu top sw York 4B Y d every day he lunches with a prospect and they have several drinks. Then he goes to the club and plays and there are a few dominoes, more. Seven nights a week he is incoherent, unsteady, garrulous, when he gets home, and resentful if I suggest that he lie down, or take some black coffee, or in any other way try to pull himself together. 1 have no companion in the evenings. David gets home, mixes himself a long one, and without any unpleasantness or ugliness sinks into a big chair and watches dinner preparations amiably enough, but without a sensible word. We cannot have dinner guests because he is invariably in a blundering, foolish mood and that embarrasses every one who loves him, and of course puts me through a thousand deaths. Shocked and Hurt If any mention of these lost evenings is made in the morning he is shocked and hurt. Please lets not discuss what unfortunately happened last night and will not happen again, he says. And when he is groomed and alert and ready for a days work It is impossible to hold his attention to anything so humiliating. Burglary Tools Are Ruled His mother, to whom he is dehow No Adjunct to Society he is voted, knowing destroying friendships and losing the best GREEN BAY, WIS. A sledgeyears of his life has talked to him hammer and an electric drill are not social tools, according to municipal judge D. W. Gleason. Observing that such equipment was quite consistent with burglary, however, he found two men guilty of breaking into a filling station. The tools, together with a typewriter from the filling station were found in a car occupied by the two. half-doz- jured fatally. When the matter was taken to court, the judge failed to see anything funny in the salesman's little joke and made him pay for the farmer's loss. The judge felt he should have had more consideration for the mules nervous systems! BWAUCU SMEAOSWNtnKlbssaa Husband Drinks Evenings Away dress tor afternoon or weekend dates In cotton velveteen features a bateau neckline A crushed velvet brimmed hats are designed for tall people. Theyre the ones with the height to wear with proper accents. them. None of these need mean exSmall, plump women should wear tra and lavish expenditures on the the smaller varieties like the cloche are a matter budget. They simply or small bonnet varieties. Under of know-hono circumstances should she wear Most Hats are Small, Bat Style Depends on Ton Summers weatherbeaten hair needs a covering of a bat, and some women wear hats for simply this reason. Hats will make you look prettier,' but they can also add to your general costume. Youre probably wondering how this can possibly be true since hats are so small this season, that they can hardly be seen. Thats true of their general lines, but even small hats can change the lines of the face as well as the whole figure, depending upon how theyre chosThe smallest hats of the season are designed for the teen-ag- e and college girls. The others, though small, have very definite shapes, and need little sharp looking to be seen completely. Experts now tell us that hats IN WASHiN&TON KATHLEEN NORRIS trimmed with tiny, covered buttons. The unusual "pill open pleats near the hemline give the skirt unexpected fulness. Suit your bat to figura as brightly colored as in other seasons. That gives you opportunity to add colorful and novel touches gEPOPTGP over-trimme- clothes. CHICAGO. February has another claim to fame beside being the shortest month of the year. It is also the safest month. There were 7,500 accidental deaths during February, 1948. This was 650 fewer deaths than the monthly average- - of 8,150 last Town Choice of Right Accessories Is Important Features Dictate Hat Styling, too. The perfectly shaped bonnet type with little trimming and lots of regularity is designed for the ideal, heart or oval shaped face. If nose, eyes, mouth and other features are not regular, it's wiser to choose a hat that's slightly irregular in its lines. The hat may be somewhat dramatic, too, since this would draw attention from the features to hat. Never let anyone talk you into buying a hat that's too lavish or A single swirl of feathers, or an unusual shape are quite enough for most hats, without the assistance of extra ornamentation. After all, the head can stand only so much trimming! Cloche bonnets with a scattering of somewhat conservative trimmings are good for the average face and figure. Theres wide variety in this, too, so the hat can be selected to go with figure and February Safest Month HOmE Bi Smart! e, when referring to Simon the cat, to call him Simon, D.M. The Initials stand for Dickin medal. which is the very highest British honor any cat can win, or ever has won. Simon is the first. Simon, about 2 years old, distinguished himself when the British sloop Amethyst was crippled on the Yangtse river by Chinese Communist shell fire. Although wounded by shrapnel and singed by fire, the official dispatches said, Simon went right on with his duty of clearing the ship of rats. Simons attachment to the ship and its crew was hailed as an example of devotion which did much to bolster the morale of British sailors when the vessel ultimately made its sensational dash to the sea and freedom. So Simon gets the Dickin medal, and when the Amethyst steams into Plymouth the bands will play, there will be a lot of gold braid about, and an admiral will make a formal presentation of the medaL It is about as big as a mouse, and about the same color and what Simon will think of the fuss there will be no knowing. But he does join a distinguished company of birds and beasts who have received what the British call the animals Victoria cross. Fifty-thre- e have received it. It takes its name from a lady Mrs. Mia Elizabeth Dickin O.B.E. (Order of the British Empire) friend of animals and founder of the people's dispensary for sick animals. fuse R0 S7X& VRY YBAST 'm$m Dissolves 30 faster... rr$ SPECIAL ACTIVE t &CP& MALL MY8AKItto ROLLS MINUTE 1 egg 2 package Rod Star Special Active Dry Yoait 1 cops warn water( 105 to 110 F.) 3 cap rifted al cup sugar lk teaspoon salt Stop It Dissolve yean in warm water (105 to 110 P ) in large mixing bowl. Stop 2t Add sugar, salt, and unbeaten egg. Add flour gradually. Beat well with electric mixer on low or medium speed, or by band with large wooden spoon. Add shortening, beating until thoroughly mixed. Stop 3: Spoon dough into well greased muffin pans, tilling full. Stop 4: Let nse In warm place 90 about one-thito 95 F.) until dough baa risen level with top of muffin pans (about 25 to 30 minutes). Stop S: Bake in moderately hot oven (375 to 400 F.) 20 min. 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