Show 10 THE OGDEN """""" "WILD W03IEN" MAY SEE3HNGLY BE THE POPULAR ONES BUT FEW OF THEM FIND THEIR WAY TO THE ALTAR EXCEPT WITH MEN OF THEIR OWN TYPE AND THEN DIVORCE FOLLOWS FRIDAY EVFNTNH OCTORFR a R " i Storlc Brings Two Sets of Lion Cubs fb Zoo Mill Employes to Bananas in Get Vacation Pay Maine Seen Does It pay a girl to be good? There Is no fjuestion that girls ask me so often as this and sad to relate most of the questioners seem to have arrived at the conclusion that there is a small percentage to a girl in leading the higher life -- WASHINGTON Oct 23 — (AP) — Donald D Davis president of General Mills Inc announced today the adoption of a plan of vacations with pay for all wage roll employes of its associate companies The plan broadly provides for annual one-wevacations with pay for all employes who have been with the company for more than three years and less than 10 years and for annual two-wevacations with pay for those employes who have been with the company for 10 years or more ek "If there ever was a time when men x :xy- admired modesty and sweetness and purity in girls and the shrinking vio-lwas theii ideal of womanhood that day is gone" they wail "Now it is the brazen sunflower that hits them in the eye- and unless a girl can outdrink them and outsmoke them and is virtually shockproof the boys cannot see her even with a spy glass no matter how pretty and atJust one month old these seven lively lion cubs are shown as they made their public debut at the San tractive she is They won't Jake a zoo They arrived In two litters of four and three cubs each and' their birth was kept secret Francisco unless-sh-e to is out pay willing girl were until they ready to appear in public They are just cute fuzzy little devils now but those two at the for her "supper by being pawed and kisses of mauled and give right at least show signs of their jungle ancestry (Associated Press photo) movie tickets a for "It Is the wild women who have thrown all the precepts they learned at their mother's knees into the discard who 1 have all of the! dates and the attentions from men while we good girls sit at home in ljhe evenings with mamma tY C3 GtOQGC W UNIVeftSlTV and wonder if the old saying about and papa and twiddle our thumbs for conscience pays virtue being its own reward- is true and if a clear Do you have trouble deciding that By DR MORRIS FISHBEIN being lonesome and' headed for the spinsters' retreat It used to bename A BoncA to place a comma when of where Journal of the American Editor a girl's good name was her chief est treasure but if she gets the £ RU IS A Association and of :of being too particular hung on her now the modern man shies away you are writing a letter? Then Medical on will case this Does we So you it aski enjoy today the or Health Magazine pay the as she if 'from her had something Hygeia leprosy the psychology of grammar and a girl to be good?" et ek — vx- - $10-wort- SO-ce- h nt ase Record Ps v c h o o j -- C0AN£-NOC7HW£ST£- Tine Family fist 0N Docfor : I i I Of course it is easy enough" to tell these doubting Thomasinas that however a floor investment doing right may seem at the time in the end it always pays Especially for women The bold and reckless girl who throws her cap over the windmill and flouts the conventions whose lips have been free to any parsing stranger and who takes her pleasure where she finds it may seem to have the best of things but alas there comes a time of reckoning when we must all settle our score with life Those who have danced must pay the piper Then who so poor as the woman who has been the plaything of men while she was young and pretty and gay but who has lost all of her attraction for them and has no longer any charm to lure them? No more pathetic figures than these women who bought popularity with men at too high a price Look at them Women whose boy playmates have dropped them to marry quiet domestic wives Women who paint too much Who dye their hair too much who drink too much who wonder why when they had so many dates they never had an appointment to meet a man at the altar -- j :' You say that these wild girls who go the pace do marry ( V- V :s''-- i True But when they do they almost invariably marry men as irresponsible and with as few principals and as little sense of duty and obligation as themselves and the end of such marriages i$ nearly always divorce The men worth marrying and who marry for keeps do not pick out for wives girls whose morals are as scant and flimsy as their clothes The only pays a girl to be good just for her own person in the world whose good opinion is absolutely necessary to our happiness Is ourself We have got to be able to look ourselves in the face to have any peace No woman can have peace unless she knows that-- she has kept herself pure and undefiled that she has had the courage and integrity to stick to her Ideals and has refused to sell her soul for a mess of pottage The girls who ask: Does it pay a girl to be good? can find a tragic answer to their question in the newspapers There is not a day that we do not read of some girl commixing suicide because she had been abandoned by a faithless lover When she was about to become an unwed mother or some girl's butchered body being found in a love nest or discovered in a ditch by thelside of a road Virtually '' everyone of these girls brought her fate down on her head herself It self-respe- ct language J' Case Elbert aged 31 is employed by an advertising agency to write copy "I have certainly been enjoying the study of psychology" he told me one night after class "And it has added materially to my ability as a copy writer "The lecture on motivating people by words and the significance of feeling tone attaching to different words and phrases has been right down my alley "The more I study words the moret fascinating they become I always took language as a matter of course until recently Now I enjoy learning the 'personality' of words "Dr Crane I think most people would pay more attention to vocabulary if they understood the psychology of words and meanings Why don't you emphasize the subject a little more fully?" ' Diagnosis: Because of Elbert's urging therefore I am taking time out today to discuss print symbols Words are meaningless until we learn to attach certain emotions moods or ideas to them They are much like music which we hear for the first time Music is usually almost meaningless until we have heard it on many occasions and have begun to attach 'our moods or feelings to the new composition Thus some words have attained a certain 'personality ' or feeling tone" as advertisers 'describe it 'Spit' is more unpleasant than 'saliva' although they are used interchangeably and are both legitimate terms in the dictionary 'Guts' will contrast sharply with E-13- 4: It's the girls who pick up strange men on the street and at dance halls the girls wha fill blind dates the girls who will drink with any -- man who will pay for it the girls who are so eager for popularity that they will go out with any man who will ask them the girls who are so avid for pleasure that they will buy it at any price who fill the morgues and keep the bureau of missing persons working overtime 'intestines' THE PSYCHOLOGY OF WORDS to is the 'She come the does harm safe from good girl Rarely In his excellent volume Adverevil men who prey on girls of easy virtue Her life may not be extising Copy Hotchkiss has effecciting but it does not end in death and disaster Being good is good ' DOROTHY DEC tively brought out this distinction life insurance for a girl when he says: "We can speak of a (Copyright 1936) bunch of flowers but a bunch of is a bevy a bevy of elephants is a special movie You yourself girls is a herd a herd of thieves is a said that! it was excellent for the gang a gang of angels is a host boys to see what with all the news a host of wolves is a a pack reel review of the past decade and of geese is a flock pack a flock of all acrobats is a troupe a troupe- - of Jimmy is not analyzing his rea- bees is a swarm a swarm of pigs sons but you are You think he is is a drove a drove of horsemen hedging: It is the first thing almost is a troop a iroop or nsn is a By CHiv RoUris Bsrton any parent thinks And quite school a school of partridges is a frequently they are right But it covey a covey of police is a squad happens that Jimmy is a con- a squad of editors is a staff a WISE PARENTS EVEN PERMIT scientious chap and may be de- staff of salesmen is a crew" MISTAKES TO BUILT SENSE pended oh as a rule to do what he And with these sixteen synonyms OF POWER says However your worry must be he hasn't yet exhausted the words met So you say "I wouldn't do employed to denote the idea of a T would get the composition group mass crowd gathering com- written about virtue the that Having of children being able to make up written first" If you didn't say that their own minds here I am writ- you would be most unusual generated in the parent also So ing about it again But this time You ar0 right— but so is Jimmy sure I am "asking parents to take stock He has to get something out of choice theshe child lacks wisdom of begins automatically to of their own reactions when the his system just as you feel that child --does make up his mind to do you have to read the paper or veto the vote This Is called negativism al? something What generally hap- listen to the radio before you do there 13 more behind the though pens? the dishes tlian word that The naturally InSuppose Jimmy announces that Suppose it Is not pleasure but he has decided to go with Bill to a little Imatter of dressing that hibited person extends these reto others In order not the movies instead of doing his Jimmy has made up his mind about strictions to rob the occasional composition for Friday It is now He comes down with a red tie and decisions it child ofI his think pays more and two has Tuesday a pink sliirt He has decided that him make mistakes rather to let Jimmy than days to get it done is what he likes for the moment lose the will of his mind making up TRY TO TAKE BOY'S MEW Your sense of taste Is offended and There are so many unimportant Now from the angle of work you say: "Fox goodness sakes go things in which we meddle Some first and pleasure afterward the and get your brown tie!" we may wonder why Jimmy is day whole thing seems simple You say NO CHANCE TO DECIDE on a fence or waiting for instantly that he must get right Right again The parent usually always to turn up something his at composition He can go to is But when and where I ask you (Copyright 1936 NEA Service Inc) the movie on Thursday Or if he is the child to assert his decisions is extra -- industrious tomorrow But and make up his own mind? Almost suppose we look at the boy's always his preferences will conflict reasons He was kept in for spell- with yours ing He came home andwent on After a while he to doubt two errands Then he ate his sup- his Judgment Or isbegins so certain of per and did his arithmetic Now he contradiction - that he asks first is so tired that he feels he can't what he'd better do touch a pencil again Besides this And later a certain habit is Your Children i j i Daily Exposure to Carbon Monoxide Harmful to Health of 8?? Workers '' ' K 1 1 Jx I r-- W 'i 1 i - I: " V IITTrTTfy ' I cloth-cover- ed : 3-c- ent f Austria ranks among leading exporters of electric power in Europe ed : farms in snow-boun- d — Maine Orange groves in the frosty hills of Vermont Peaches bigger than footballs ' Apples almost the size of pumpkins ' Timber crops planted and harvested each year just like corn and wheat xae patent onice predicted a biological advance during the next century comparable to the mechanical era development of the past 100 years resulting In "great social and economic implications" Patents for plants were initiated In 1930 Since then 200 patents have been issued and the number is increasing monthly Officials said "another century may gee this branch of patent practice dominant in the : j WASHINGTON Oct 23— fAPW More than a million rirls wcn nf LeaThursday by the Anti-Salogue of America to be employed in tne umiea estates as barmaids "to stimulate drinking among men" In a statement nrenarerf h Laura Lindley research secretary oi me league tne organization also asserted J&at "a large portion" of the government's revenue from li quor was oemg derived : from the saie or nquor to women and young people:'"In some localities" the statement added "women are said to number half the patrons of the bar while over a million rirls nri em ployed as barmaids" In addition liquor is responsible the statement said for an increasing number of accidents in the home in industry and on the highways "From' 1933 to 1935 the number of automobile drivers involved in accidents who had been drinking Increased 40 per cent while the number of pedestrians involved in accidents who had been drinking increased 50 on s '- - -- per cent" tubing which does not leak is an approved tubing WASHINGTON Oct 23— (AP)— 3 It is difficult to find all leaks in your tubing by running a light- Treasury officials said Thursday they would ask congress to create a ed match along' it since only the new and law enforcement gas from large leaks will be ignited agency bypowerful three existing welding There may be many small leaks units into one which make it dangerous to work investigative The secret service customs ag at your machine and which are ency service and the enforcement hard to detect division of the alcohol tax unit 4 When you are working over an would be merged into a new "treasopen flame do not put on the fire ury agency service" any utensil so large that it com- pletely covers the flame This keeps make possible a unified drive the air out and increases the against counterfeiters smugglers amount of carbon monoxide gas and bootleggers p gas-heat- WASHINGTON Oct 23— (UP)— Here are some of the things the patent office predicted today the nation may see' in the next 100 AS LIQUOR EVIL Enforcing Units Council Favors Would Be Merged Tubercular Unit today PASADENA — (UP)— An excited woman called the city engineer's office and informed him the city's new aqueduct- was leaking The city engineer not only refused to get excited but even refused to investigate His reason was that there won't be any water in the aquduct before next year - SALT LAKE CITY Oct 23— Women's Legislative council of Utah listened to an at- uxvo on tne proposea exemption from taxation of homesteads valued at $2000 or less then adopted a resolution Thursday urging establishment of a state hospital for ' (AP)-T- he tuberculars ' Dr L L Daines dean of the TTni of Utah school of medicine versity described as inadequate the state's iacmues for treatment of tuhir Business Gains In West States culosis Adoption of the resolution followed Dr J R Mahoney associate professor of economics at the Univer sity of Utah assailed the proposed exemption H-- NEW YORK Oct ' 23— (UP) — Business in the far western states in September reached the highest mark since July 1931 the Bank of America reported Wednesday marking the ninth successive monthly year-to-yegain The bank's September index ad vanced to 779 an increase of 102 per cent over the same month last year and 424 per' cent above the March 1933 low- WASHINGTON Oct 23— (UP) — The battleships New York and Texas will be withdrawn from active duty with the battle fleet ana assigned to duty with the U S scouting force as training ships effective next spring the navy department announced ar - — Speaker Slumps Dies On Stand KANSAS CITY Mo Oct 23— (UP) — A Baptist minister the Rev G C Grenoe of Trenton Mo was stricken Thursday while addressing a state Baptist convention and died on the speakers' platform as 1000 delegates prayed for his recovery ROUEN France Oct 23— (AP)— workmen were killed and four injured last night when a dynamite charge exploded prema- RIGHT fa Twenty-on- e THE turely in a quarry Healthful sparkling hair Is yours with Golden Glint Shampoo followed by Golden Glint Rinse adv M ©there 9 In treating your family's colds ?Pr BLO don't experiment f and don't takeXW use chances VAPORUB J Pi EEL FOOTBALL Utah vs Utah Siato Time: 2 p 24 1936 nv Saturday October Place: Utah State Agricultural College Stadium Logan Utah Prices: $220 reserved seats $1 general admission Tickets on Sale: Secretary's Office Utah State Agricultural College Logan Hardware Co Logan Utah A G Spalding Co Salt Lake City Ben Lo- Benjamin Franklin Baker A Nationally Known Speaker And V mond Hotel Ogden Utah Our Next Governor At EGYPTIAN THEATRE TONIGHT 7:30 E L Convenient 4jand "Telephone Music by Southern Pacific Glee Club Additional monthly charge now 15 cents for only 18 months No chrrrge to change your present telephone to a hand set O'tdet If Today! fjtzsi call oat btislncii office The Mountain States Tel& Tel Company 00 PM Free Motion Pictures OF LUXURY Located on the hilltop overlooking city bay and ocean in the West's most ideal wintering city AMERICAN PLAN RATES from §350 Daily Ash Street 7th to 8th ed : COlJ dZ PEAK low-pric- - 1 If the flame in your machine is yellow report this fact at once There should be a blue flame at all times A yellow flame gives off carbon monoxide 2 Never use a appliance which is connected by means PHILADELPHIA Oct 23— (AP) of flexible rubber or metal tubing —The American College of Sur- This is not safe The only flexible geons Thursday elected Dr Frederic A Besley of Waukegan 111 as He will take next office president year succeeding Dr Donald C Balfour of Rochester Minn In 100 Years years: Banana - BUDS SEE1I Chevrolet has made one of the most distinctive appearance changes ever built Into a car" Frank M Browning president of the Browning Chevrolet company said today He attended a meeting of more than 500 dealers in Salt Lake City Tuesday The meeting was for the purpose field" of discussing the-nemodel with K M Chase Pacific regional manager of the automobile firm Mr Browning said - ! HOT New Model Cars Held Distinctive By DR MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Hygeia the Health Magazine Gas from a blast furnace 24 to 34 per cent is carbon monoxide Smoke from a coal fire contains varying amounts of carbon monoxide depending: on tthe rate conassociation of pany assemblage combustion The more the combusgregation collection or band Because of our previous con- tion of the gas is checked the high- produced 5 Do not try to patch a leak or tacts with these words they all er is the percentage of carbon monmake any adjustments yourself have slightly different connota- oxide Shut off the gas until the repair tions Ia short they possess differFlue gas from boilers and house- man comes ent personalities Notice the jarring hold heaters sometimes causes careffect for example of that phrase bon monoxide poisoning due to 6 If the gas pressure changes "a gang of angels" report the fact at once If there leaks in the heating apparatus too great pressure the gas will is LANGUAGE IS LIVING VITAL "The exhaust gas - from Internal not burn properly and will give off Children often obtain the idea combustion- - engines contains from considerable carbon monoxide 1 7 to per cent or even more carthat words are dead inert patterns Is too little pressure- some there If bon An monoxide automobile of print symbols 'that our vocabmay 28 quarts of carbon mon- of the portholes in your appliance ulary is fixed Such is not the case produce This will happen for each 20 horse- may not light New oxide a minute Language keeps growing if are dirty and particularly they J This is to cause filled words are constantly being added power enough soot with From those portthe air in a single car garage to Slang and colloquial phrases of holes do which not leaks a light are accepted as reputable mem- become deadly within five minutes certain amount of gas which may after the engine has begun runbers of the dictionary tomorrow health your injure the if is closed garage Even our punctuation and gram- ning As has already been stated the mar are not absolutely fixed Tofact you do not smell any gas Daily exposure to illuminating is nothat day we place commas only when indication that there is no 6 30 to of which cent is leak ' our meaning might otherwise be gas per unclear Efficiency is the basis of carbon monoxide is also significant 7 If find that you get a such markings A split infinitive as a cause of illness Recent in- headacheyouat : work carbon as "to clearly see him" is accepted vestigations have shown definitely monoxide mayyour be in the present that daily exposure to small air Look for leaks and by professors of English composi conpoor amounts of carbon monoxide ror tion gas nections Report your headaches tney no longer teach that ' language is congealed but a fluid is harmful to health the extensive becur- - to yoursoemployer and the plant a"86 medium for exchanging ideas doctor that theycan find out Words are only symbolic anyway tcuce vi caroon monoxiae poison- if headaches are caused by your tor moods feeling actions and ing in industry warnings" should carbon monoxide gas be posted wherever such danger exthings 8 If you are not feeling well see ists These warnings apply to a doctor away If you get (Dr Crane will give personal at- workers in the gas industry gar- headaches right at due to work try tention to questions on psychologi- ages or service stations steel mills some other kind of work gas does It celluloid cal problems Write him in care of manufacturing plants not to remain where you are acetylene welding factories brass and pay this newspaper enclosing a permanently injure your stamped addressed envelope fof foundries and various chemical health reply) (Copyright 1936 McNaught Syndi- -' cate) The f ollowirig suggestions are so (Copyright 1936 by The Hopkins f simple that every workman should Syndicate Inc) become familiar with them: FEAR PREMATURE — Surgeons Elect Illinois Doctor iQSrt w w — - i ( STANDARD-EXAMINE- ALL CORDIALLY INVITED Under Auspices of 1 - epublican Central Committe (Paid Political Advertisement) AH Kay-Sued- Colors is a clip e" that hugs your ribs as if it had been made right on you Guaranteed to to I fit not to shrink not to hurst' at wasfcu' seams 4-go- red or straight with or without lace Individually packaged hy Kayser 4 |