| Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH General Women Play Important Roles in Wars Fought Throughout Centuries of Conflict By ROGER (Released by tern Circle Needlecraft DpC New York Ave 15 cents in coins for Pat- No Name Address DON'T BE BOSSED BY YOUR CONSTIPATION THIS MODERN WAY When you fowl gassy headachy logy bowels do as milhont due to do— take at bedtime Next relief morning thorough comfortable the day full of your helping you normal energy and pep feeling like a doesn’t million! disturb start your night’s rest or interfere with work the the chewing next day Try gum laxative yourtelf It tastea good if a (family supply handy and economical FEEIl-fl- -r HUTTo Qualities of Prayer Prayer is the believer’s comfort and support his weapon of his light in darkness his his companionship in solitude fountain in the desert his hope and his deliverance— Van Dyke Heinous Besllassi Cranky? Restless? Can’t sleep? Tire easily? Because of distress of monthly unctlonat disturbances? 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Plnkham’s Compound Is famous or relieving pain of Irregular periods nd cranky nervousness due to sucn llaturbances One of tbs most medicines you can buy today or this purpose — made especially WORTH TRYING or women Our Angels Our acts our angels are or good r ill our fatal shadows that walk jy us still — Fletcher JUST A DASH IN nATMSRS ORiPREADONiROOSTS MERCHANTS Your Advertising Dollar buys something more than space and circulation in the columns of this newspaper It buys space and circulation plus the favorable consideration of our readers for this newspaper ‘ ard its advertising patrons LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT Jour: mNh Women arc playing vital roles as noncombatants in England today Somewhere in England the young lady above (left) covers plane fuselages with fabric on jin airplane assembly line An expert flier the other lady (right) serves as an experimental pilot She is shown in the cockpit of a new bombing plane stick the caps on shells and fuss efend Everybody wbs afraid of her which the Spanish Loyalist gov- ficiently with machine-tool- s including ernment which she was supposed to have now become the veritable sinews of modern warfare So it goes be serving in her own sweet rubicund way After the end of the civil In America we always employ close war this Passion Flower fled over to two million women in industries the border to France and that figure is going up up and up In the first World war women Canadian ’Speed-Uwent to work in the British and German ammunition factories with Canada has speeded up its a vim and a vengeance They liked gals or perhapsalready the gals have speedit It meant female emancipation ed up the land of the maple leaf higher wages by far and plenty of Factories and shipyards are on the wartime glamour lure and sex apmake in the previously peal They worked hard and effidominion for England must ciently and they had the time of be served and supplied All Canadiwere lives echoes feeble their There ans and Canadiennes over 16 have of this in America but nowhere near been registered by the Ottawa govas in the ernment and the airplane and muthe goings-ofirst couslands of those nitions works are getting rapidly ins the king and kaiser feminized There are even girlish armament engineers and so on Again Mars and Venus down the gamut In Canada the In 1940 June France collapsed and the defense program came to women work 44 hours per week as A it was against the Yankee 40 but they don’t the United States Again work as hard women and war Mars and Venus nearly They have hearts and swords When it came more fun at it and it is more human and less on the soulless robot patto forging the swords or with them in other ways the tern hearts came in with a vengeance The American women take to By the middle of 1941 for instance overalls and old clothes while the of some million and a half men will Canadiennes toil in the be in training camps Some six mil- our own college colion more people will be needed in eds They munch on candy sport offices and industrial plants to back their old kid heels and the high them up in the speedup of the demale shop bosses if any They’re not as well protected as the Yankees fense and programs That six million required is where and they’re paid somewhat less but the women come into the present there’s the other side to the coin— that of the lighter heart and the picture and in large numbers too Women are good for any factory wiser crack This attitude too is process except heavy lifting or sim- reflected in the Canadian male conIn some mustuff ilar strong-arWomen are found In almost every scription It’s only for a month as branch of service in beleaguered nitions lines like special fuse makagainst the grimmer year (a minimum?) of the American draft sysBritain This woman ambulance ing the finicky female fingers the male mere tem When it comes to Canadian driver attends civilian casualties and In Philadelphia it’s fuses but in military wives they get $20 per transports wounded soldiers from month from the husband's pay and Detroit it’s automobiles Some Decamps and hospitals troit women have been working in another $35 from the government from Lorraine known to some as auto factories for a quarter of a There is another monthly $12 each A Canadian private Joan of Arc Here was a woman at century and like it You find them for children war a regular feline soldier gets $130 per day which is in all departments: ignition wiring She gave the of the first water piston inspecting soldering things very good military money — in fact English their worst defeats until the together body trimming working a the world’s top for doughboys battle of Dunkirk in 1940 which is week with decent social safeThen up in Canada there are all saying a good deal in anybody’s languards They can’t work unless they sorts of women’s volunteer groups a war Joan was such good are 18 and that’s enforced rigidly for washing sailors’ laundry (Haliguage woman that the English said she under the stringent Michigan laws fax) (Towas a witch and burned her as and most of them marry have chilronto) work in the Salvation Army As a matter of fact Joan such dren and lead a the Y W C A running military samust have given them a terrible inThese auto workers or motorettes loons called canteens dancing with feriority complex for when she encould and can be easily the boys and them off tered the picture the French and converted into airplane conditioners They also drivemarrying trucks roll Red English had been battling for a cenCross materials and collect books and They paint detury and the Hundred Years’ war mechanical for and the campplane wings inspect camps magazines was drawing to a disastrous close clean ers and collect blood for transfutails and check deficiencies lb the Russian revolution there numbers sions up and etch identification of emWged the Women’s Battalion in the aircraft works from dawn till Professional Nurses which got even more and Death dusk They toil at Trained nursing is a completely than the U S marines professional job up north of us and that’s saying an awful lot right Nurses are in the army with the a This was from the horse’s mouth rank and pay of “lieutenants" and L Kerensky unit and it was commandthere are actually some 14000 of 1917 ed by a brainy them— four units being overseas in amazonian who always carried poithe snappiest of all the current son tablets in case she were capwar uniforms These are public tured healthers diet gals hospital experts Some Actual Fighting and physiotherapists plus The w b of d really did some and glamourites some fighting In Engagainst the Bolsheviks and They like it and are liked the carried both the Germans They and land they are Russian rifles w ith of their lives so they time the have bayonets which could not be to Winnipeg or Three home write removed from the rifle barrels and or Rivers Guelph which stood taller than some of the In the new American conscript w b of d ladies Finally Kerenfolarmy the women will also take a sky ran away and the Kerensky hand or hands Each new camp is lowing dispersed to have a librarian and three hoscivil war up m In the Spanish tesses and the local clubwomen sponthe the northerly Basque country sor weekly dances and other such Basque country girls big bounding In some communities goingS-ofought side by side with their men “nice” girls are not supposed to folks They pushed Italians Over step out with private soldiers especliffs and vicariously kicked them cially in the conservative South A While some women play ah active in the pants La Passionaria was a fair ratio in the camps is 50 girls role in England’s defense this mothfamous Spanish Communist fighter to 250 men when it comes to dancer’s work is even more important and she raised hades up and down ing and such festivals Life must go on war or no war the Spanish peninsula for years on By the middle of this year some 4000 Red Cross nurses will be called Birth Rate in U S During 1940 Highest in Ten Years up for the U S army to suppleno in birth had crease rate the ment the hundreds of female “reg— WASHINGTON Approximately implications From a rate of ulars” Army nursing will be multibabies were born in the 2350000 plied by five and navy nursing by United States in 1940 the highest 242 in 1921 the rate has continusomething like four They’ll all be number recorded In any one year ously— declined to its lowest point— 165 in 1933 Since then it has risen under 35 years old and preferably since 1930 according to preliminary tendenReed attractive although that fact isn’t irregularly The figures released by Vergil D is the downward still advertised Then there are the micensus explains cy acting director of the recensus bureau the present rise litary and naval secretaries typists The 1940 total was nearly 100000 infronr the fact that babies clericals etc who throng Washinggreater than in 1939 and the rate sulting ton and type their country’s battles born from the greatly increased volcrease lifted the national birth of marriages following the first at a snappy clip These were the ume 1000 18 births to live per 173 from And World war are now coming into renaval yeomanettes of Census bureau officials population that's only the beginning emphasized however that this in productive ages (Tj 'X$M S JOHNSON SIIAW Weitera Newapaper Union) NEW YORK — A British historical novelist once remarked to me: “The great est companionate marriage in world history is that of Venus with Mars” The more you think about it from any old aspect the truer it seems to be Kipling added to this something about the female being deadlier than the male and there’s also the old slogan about the hand that rocks the cradle rules the home and the program to boot All this sounds rather anti sentimental but this is meant to be a factual piece and not one gushing with the Whistler and his Mother spirit As a matter of fact the war functions of women go back a long ways They date all the way to the mythical amazons of ancient Greece who were with a kick and a vengeance In the Middle ages lovely ladies often directed the defense of feudal castles locked into chastity belts of cold hard iron while their mailed husbands were off at the crusades Some of these medieval amazons were very effective in siege warfare and at times they even wore Pattern 6903 armor One rule was always obAfAKE this your most colorful served in this type of fighting The embroidered panel! The love- lady went with the castle if she So much attractive for rly shaded roses are in single and were outline stitch and are effective in medieval chivalry which was more wool or silk floss Begin now I realistic than Sir Walter Scott is always ready to admit Pattern 6903 contains a transfer pattern Joan of Are of a picture 15 x 15 irehes color chart Then there was the mad maid of materials needed illustrations of stitches Orleans that German maedchen Send order to: Sewing 82 Eighth Enclose HUGH w mv—u Washington D O WAR POSSIBILITIES In a friendly debate with Major George Fielding Eliot on war possibilities two of the principal schools of thought were seen in pretty clear profile On a few basic guesses there was complete agreement that this country is in no danger of invasion in the measurable future that Germany will hot be successful in an invasion of England this year and that her chance of doing it later will probably decline that there is no prospect that England will lose her mastery of the ocean this year So much seems to be a pretty general consensus of opinion among fairly well informed students of the problems of war as they affect us Beyond that there is disagreement Major Eliot who is one of the most painstaking of our military critics is also one of the leaders of those who feel that it is to our interest to “keep the war as far away from our shores as possible” He quotes the Authorities to the general effect that the real line of defense of a great “is the coastline of its possible enemies” Between the two nations as he correctly says is control of every dominating point on all the oceans itself Gibraltar Suez England Aden Singapore Corregidor Capetown the Falkland islands PanaHonduras ma Hawaii and all the great American bases on both coasts Coupled with the superiority of the two fleets he thinks no land power can at length prevail To all this he adds and his adversaries agree that England alone could never retake on land the German conquests in northern Europe that it could be done if at gll only with a new AEF of millions which he does not favor and that Russia is no great threat on the German east Law Auto Good One of the many good laws they have in Massachusetts Is that all automobiles must submit to a semiannual mechanical If inspection the car is found not to be in good mechanical shape it must be kept off the road until fixed op Pennsimilar sylvania has a somewhat law People who stutter often have a than those withlarger vocabulary out an Impediment in their speech fGet the Genuine ACOUST1CON onj HEAR ACOUSTICON Suit 18 South Bids Mclntyr St Salt Lah Cltr Main u Cars Passenger In 1938 there were 6353831 passenger cars sold in the United States Of those vehicles 1891021 were new cars and 4462810 were old cars Hollyhock Plants Grow a few new hollyhock plants each year Dig up other plants after two or three years to keep ahead of the hollyhock rust Sun of (he Glory If you are one of the many amateur gardeners whos gardening space is always at a premium you will find the leucocoryne (Glory of the Sun) one of the most satisfactory plants that you can introduce into your garden It requires little and growing planting It apace thrivea best in the full sunlight and in a light sandy soil It is a native of South Africa It is a colorful and fragrant addition to any garden and has excellent keeping qualities as a cut flower flank To most of that the opposing arguhow is the war then to be wqn by Britain?” His premises leave only the one answer and he makes it frankly— economic strangulation of Germanized Europe by a British blockade and battering of Germany from the air naval frustration of Japan in Asia and the Indies The opponents say: “Economic strangulation unaccompanied by military attack never yet won a war A combination of both did beat our Confederacy and whip Germany in 1918 In both cases it was a long In this case without slow process constant military pressure requiring of any enemy the consumption of tremendous quantities of scant supplies it would be interminable and extremely doubtful of result Furthermore since we are undertaking to finance this military naval and economic strategy and to become not only the arsenal but the larder banker guardian and good neighbor to half a world if would work our economic ruin It is another “great experiment noble in motive” but it takes in too much territory for even our resources “If we perfect our own defenses and shorten our lines our naval military and air strength will be multiplied in comparison with a strategy of buttering them thin so across the whole globe We can become impregnable Half a planet is enough for one nation to undertake to finance and defend The difference in cost is tens of billions The difference in risk of war and disAid Drit aster is immeasurable Yes up to two very definite ain? limits: That it does not weaken our own defense that it does not involve us in a war the cause of w’hich we can’t control The Eliot argument does both” There are two proposals “You pays your money and you takes your ment is: “OK but choice" CONVOY SHIPS TO BRITAIN We are going to convoy ships carrying aid to Britain There is not much doubt that a provision in the lease-len-d bill prohibiting the President from using American armed forces on the high seas to protect American property would be an unconstitutional congressional interference with his constitutional power of the armed as commander-in-chie- f for some psychoforces Except logical popular effect it would be useless null and void Just now popular opinion is so much against convoys which would be a direct venture into war that it probably would not be attempted But a most skillful job at present has been done of leading popular opinion closer and closer to war and also of so timing action as not to offend it I is easy to see how a change to favor convoys could occur Some time later in the year our industrial mobilization will begin to disgorge vast quantities of supplies The British demand for them will be bill will be a The great law and there will be no financial or other hindrance to sendmg them Also Hitler’s major effort to blockade Britain on and unde) the sea will be at its peak and cargo sinkings will multiply Then we shall hear: “Are we just building ships and supplies for Hitler to sink? 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