Show - Sunday Morning Decembet 3 rhc 5u1t 12akt IEribunt - fl!no ‘' t -- ' 1 i lk ' - ) J Kenneth Countryman IsI a returned : war veteran who has been happily placed in the Salt Lake Inroninfintn SERVICE"4-"- c 1 ' L1 VETERfinj 19-1- Ford Motor Co CIIITER He is busy with a laboratory test set t 1 r r 1 f 141j 1 ft 1 LI 4 I ) It I'mer 1 11-- -' "00 01 1 Uncle Sam Shows What Il e Can Do F tJi His Returned Service Men By Grace Grether What to do for returning soldiers and sailo rs is a question which can no longer remain in the lap of the future The end of the war already has come for a considerable portiln of them approximately 1500000 having been dis charged as a result of wounds overage or simply because they have been found unsuited o military or naval life Uncle Sam together with big business ha s embarked on the tremendous job of making every returned soldier no matter Nir1e41MOVZAPV30rreknICAtOPPOW - if disabled al many of them are feel that he is not an object of with but a wage-earncharity his place in the community 4 V er Salt Lake Bureau - Salt Lake is doing its part The U S employment bureau 55 W Broadwayr has a veterans information serv" ice center which is a one of many similar spot It is services throughout the country The discharged veteran ' who calls with his problem 'is not shunted around: from place to place There is a complete registration of the applicant and his history for 10 years is taken Interviewers skilled in this work are sent to Fort Douglas and other army bases to do similar work - In this work "one-stop- 14 1 Veterans Placed Cr 'Let's eTake art Aspirin At the Veterans' Information Service Center I U S By Maude Robinson After the war just about every druggist i a Utah is due to take an aspirin a headache powder and a sleeping tablet and retire for a time from circulation ' This will be the result of handing out for such a long time at a stretch such a quantity of 'i - By accurate- questioning the man is matched to the job Since Jan 1 the information service center has placed 2508 returned ' veterans Kenneth B Johnson Is in charge of the Salt Lake USES office Clarence O Lutz supervisor of the veterans'' information unit is assisted in interviewing the callers by Mrs: Ethel B Callis and M C Palmer A special placement service is devoted to the disabled veterans The last month checked October showed that 226 callers were placed in satisfactory Anxious to speed the end of the war most of the men sak for jobs in defense works and in nonferrous industries Car- penters printers painters housemen laborers in all fields as well as all sorts of office workers ask for a job in their line Unskilled help is given schooling and trailing Bill of Rights The service man's readjustment law is better known as the "G I bill of rights" The government and business irms are -- united in seeing that G L Joe shall get what is due him Local communities the army navy and veterans administration add their assistance in the tremendous task of rehabilitation They want every returned soldier to have money in his pocket to be able to borrow more if he wishes to go into business or buy a home—a chance to go to training school or college if be desires — hospitalization if necessary—a pension—and a good job Navy's Service & ! Employ- ment Bureau Salt Lake Clarence it CLI Lutz (R) rushed harassed worried hurryInterviewer sleeping tablets t o a wild-eye- d aspirin headache powders and talks with ing wartime populace "We just naturally gotta catch our breath' ' declared the owner of one store rtturned army In the face of sit this they love it—even the getting up in the night down state to fill a veteran Robert hurry call prescription their children are growing up trained to be more druggists and the parents like being a most neces Richards Don't forget those same young- Sailor J Kellett ward other pursuits and when nary part of the home corn her brothers and sisters turn sters are growing up to be our waits for munity next customers" pnsrmaceutical in: conversation In the mmaller cities the drug his turn to he takes a recess: store is a sort of town club They agree that the big chain his tell story drug stores every large city has Folks meet here when down "Town Club" sell which from and town shopping—children love it everything silk hosiery to kitchen utensils "In the smaller cities" say more especially if there is a soda with the pharmacy retired to the Anderson druggists "the fountain as an attraction the rear are an anomaly But drug- store is a sort of town Five in Family club when customers demand a cerFolks meet there when chiltown down tain llne of goods they aren't shopping—the Pharmacy as a profession love the place especially if dren 'NEW YORK (UP)—Thanks put it in their stubborn—they 'took" strongly in the family of own stores s to the army the American a soda fountain Is part of it -- 7 -- Boneless Meat Seen Postwar Boon - ! D W Anderson of Salt Lake formerly of Ephraim — there must be some sort Of a record made by the fact that five of his six sons and daughters were And graduated in pharmacy the three sons now own their own stores It all came about because Mr Anderson among other business activities in Ephraim bought a drug store Try to keep kids out of a drug store! College Trained He did the next best thing and bundled them off to college to learn the business Cleon Anderson now of Moroni was grad- uated ift pharmacy from Northwestern university Evanston 111 Elwood D living now in Kemmerer Wyo 'VMS graduated from Illinois State L Cannon from Utah tri (In addition to running the town drug store he is the very active mayor of EphMrs Dick Livingston raim) (Lucille) of Craig Colo was graduated from Idaho State practiced her profession for two years and nowadays steps in and runs things when any of her brothers wants a vacation Mrs F A Peterson '(Ruth) of Salt Lake was graduated from the Utah "II" pharmacy school of other days has done no active work but keeps up with the growth of the profession The sixth Anderson child Mrs Marie Rogers of Salt Lake broke the family record by inclining - to housewife's postwar shopping problem may be a little easter ' '"Ir - A ? I I t I ( I ! 1 t - t -- --- - sUenYourinnards" cr Cuinu the Clvs - i 1 1 iS 1 1 I 1 ' - A' - 'c - 4 ? e refrigerator may be a a It is more than possible that her refrigerator will be stocked steaks a with boneless standing rib roast without the ribs and pork chops minus most of the bone Moreover she may be able to purchase a month's supply at one time saving both money and shopping time The boneless meat also minus the gristle and a large percent- age of the fat was developed because of the army's need to save cargd space It proved so successful in the army's field kitchens that Maj James E Davis CI M C officer in charge of the quartermaster market center on lower Broadway thinks that its popularity in home kitcheps after the war Is assured army has found that 1000 pounds of meat when boned and packaged will weigh as little as 700 pounds and the shipping space saved will amount to as much as 40 per cent No house- wife is going to buy 700 pounds of beef at one time but figures show that with her smaller pur chases she's going to save a lot of space ip her overcrowded re 4 - ' The navy's educational service alone offers 15 courses for these men to pursue from music to plumbing and between 100000 and 200000 are now taking these courses Ninety-si- x colleges have agreed to give credits to men taking correspondence courses on more than 200 subjects One large aircraft plant has listed 2000 jobs in one of its plants - ' which can be performed by dis- abled men and women A xecent survey of plants where disabled workers are emof the ployed showed that 66 concerns considered them as ef- ficient normal employes and 24 thought them above the average i frigerator 4 V tr 11j Z4 brothers and sisters watch Left to right L Cannon Ana test tube experiment derson mayor of Ephraim and druggist Clean Ander DR CAIDITIELL'S A the-depth- s dis- I A 4"Irc sort of Moroni Mrs Lucille Livingston Craig Colo Mrs Ruth Elwood D Anderson Kemmerer Wyo Peterson Salt Lake The five Anderson pharmacists of have plumbed grace and despair through alcohol and came back the I 1$ hard way They came from every walk of life noted members of leading professions big business men just average people guttersnipes and barflies WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel and every member now Is a usepunk as the dickens brings on stomach ful working citizen who spurns sour taste diacomfort which in take and gassy practicalupset operates alcohol in any form Dr Caldwell's famous medicine to quickly Union state the ia every ly Alcoholics pull the trigger on laryo "umards' and Anonymous has science and and succeeded where has chipper again been much publicized in the help you feel bright DN CALDWELL'S is the wonderful acme in such nationally known have failed press religion ' magazines as Saturday Evening azative contained in good old Syrup PepThat organization is "Alcosin to make it go euy to take Post Liberty Newsweek Physia branch of holics Anonymous" MANY DOCTORS use pepsin preparations cal Culture in medical psychiin been Utah has which opened in prescriptions to make the medicine more atric and church journals Yet of restoration is the work Its palatable and agreeable to take So be sure In no instance has the name of to useful drunkards habitual your laxative is contained in Syrup Pepsin a member been mentioned Alfruitful places in society INSIST ON DILCALDWELL'S—the favorite Anonymous are just Its method is simple merely coholics of millions for 50 years and feel that wholethat anonymous consome relief from constipation Even finicky the 'practice of the age-ol- d children love it viction that bonds of human unNo Publicity derstand and sympathy plus CAUTIONt Vie only as directed Unlike conventional treatment the honest belief that there is a for alcoholism there is no pubpower higher than self can aclicity no excuses no shame concomplish what an individual cannected with the treatment The not alcholic goes to no sanitarium Its membership is composed SENNA LAXATIVE consults no physician No one of persons who need know that he or she is of have hell lived through the coNuo" ni SYRUP PETS111 alcoholic torment fighting to overcome alcoholism persons who --- i1 I 4:' By George Baker For More than 10 years a organization which unique A no seek publicity no funds no assistance of any kind which has no central authority b - k 3 nal hieer jThe I "Alcoholics Anonymous 1 - lai 11 1 to f 1 i I 11 Is treatment Anonymous! the essence Members call on The is of simplicity alcoholics talk with them about their own bouts with demon rum They know all about the fogginess of coming out of a the failure to re kng binge N Interested? Here's how to contact Alcoholics Anonymous: A postcard or letter to P O Box No 1862 Salt Lake City Utah will bring complete infornietion Residents of Ogden and vicinity may contact the organization by wilting to P 0 Box 1253 Ogden Utah The name of fitly person making inquiry will not be divulged There will be no :embarrassing house calls or any circumstances of any kind that will in any way affect the inquirer member where they were the fear that they have broken some And strangely members law find their own cure in helping othêrs Success of the treatment is evidenced in the organization's ownestiniation of its work after careful checking Out of every 100 alcoholics taken in hand 50 recover almost immediately 25 get well after a relapse or two and the rest remain doubtful In larger cities Alcoholics Anonymous meets in buildings rented through proceeds gained Smaller by passing the hat groups meet in members' hiarnes Every 'meeting follows the same procedure Members just meet enjoy coffee or carbonated drinks in place of alcohol and discuss sympathetically their fights against alcohol R14717 - t!)0111J I HERE'S WHY gently warming soothing Ben-Ga- y gives such fast relief from simple headacheBen-Ga- y contains up to 2 12 times snore of two famous agent methyl salicylate and menthol—known to every doctor —than five other widely offered rub-in- s So—insist on gen Ben-Ga- y uine quick-actin- g for welcome soothing relief! pain-relievi- ng Example A new "case" first is brought around to admit that alcohol has him whipped and that his life has becomeunmanageable Having introduced the proper state It:vetwail 1 6' ea 114oryS 1 )1 1 I I tf ! vesk) A t110400110"'': - |