| Show THE GUNNFON VAUEY NFW ' SlxcViana£ It'a Up to nim of Helpful Household Hints A civilian once dropped into the office of the chaplain of the naval training illation and aked whether there was too much danger of hi ton "being contaminated” if he enlisted in the United States navy Tribou an old patriarch of Chaplain the service and now long gone to his reward out of the wealth of his experience lightened cargo by a quid broadcast of these sentiments: ‘‘You say you have a boy 17 years old graduated from high school who wants to join the navy Now that is good! That ia the kind of a boy we want — so far The navy offers more opportunities to such a boy than any other profession Its doors are wide open — dear to the cabin of the admiral If he has anything in him it will be impossible to hide it in the navy for $le sharpest eyes are watching for “Just that kind of u boy “But he must have certain qualiIf he has never learned fications obedience he has a hard road If discipline is irksome to him ho will disadvanlabor under tremendous tages If he does not come into the navy to develop character he will be pestering your life out to get his dis- charge which I may remark by the way is not an easy matter If he is ‘quitter’ he’d better quit before he begins “The degree of contamination will depend entirely on his susceptibility He would subto contamination ject to contamination in any college and unless your town is an exception he is probto all other aggregations ably subject to contamination there is If this son of yours tlvoroughly grounded in good principles that he could live among strangers in such restraint a town without parental and not suffer you need not hesitate If he cannot be trustabout the navy ed to do right because it is right he has much to learn and I should not recommend the navy for him “I do not know what may be your opinion of the boys who enlist but my opinion is that as a rule they are far above the average They ere thrown on their own resources and responsibilities as to conduct and associates and they generally find out the kind they prefer when they join Your son will find good influences ’everywhere — and bad ones too & Which will he choose?” and Recipes Conducted Flowers so treated keep freab much longer ki from a local merchant You Buy Time For Teamwork — By RAYMOND I’lTUAlRN Satiunul Chairman Srnti lifts of thf llffiuhlic As every knows no athletic team however brilliant Its Individual stars can hope to win consistently until Its members learn to coordinate their efforts This is known as teamwork It Is a primary requisite to sneers In every human activity It seems particularly necessary in our national affairs today America during the past few years has been lighting a stiff battle against depression The palm ol victory— Recovery— Is in sight Yet It can be lost If — ot teamwork — lack of among the various agencies Involved persists Extravagance tn government which handicaps the workers on whose earnings the nation depends overloading ot public payrolls at the expense of all citizens differences between employers and employes Interfering seriously with needed production disrespect for the laws under which we operate— all these the teamwork we are the antithesis-oneed In peace tcamaprk— the quality of striving together tor a common aim— has built great nations In war It has won more battles than cold courage or shrewd strategy As the simple verse has pointed out: of one soldier-poIt ain’t the Individual nor the army as a whole But the everlastln teamwork of every bloomin' soul that And It Is this same can bring us victory in our current striving for a sound and complete recovery Without It success remains gravely In doubt of Barden of Asia more particularly in Tibet the natives Hope and Courage use yaks as beasts of burden They Hope is the great physician of the are heavy' ahaggy creatures suresoul away weakness lenddriving footed but slow In Kashmir they ing energy needed to overcome difcross the yak with the native cow It was said truly: “Hope ficulty and have produce an animal called the xoomb ©r' xoi which is a faster awakens courage He who can implant courage in the human soul Is walker than the yak tne hsf physician Middle Age Men Small In the MiddleAges men were amalL The suits' of armor in the Tower of London indicate that the people who wore them were not more than 5 feet 6 inches or S feet S Inches in height The families of the upper classes had to undergo a severe physical traning ' Chief Lsdy 1m Waiting to the The chief queen when Spain was a monarchy The word is was called “duenna also used to designate an elderly woman who acts gs guardian to a younger woman in a Spanish family II Highest Cathedral Spire The ’highest cathedral spire ever built is at Ulm in Germany where it pierces the sky to a height “of 532 feet England's highest is on Salisbury cathedral— 404 feet high ’ No Police Dog There ' is no 'recognized breed known as a police dog says an authority What is commonly called police dog is a German shepherd Aho correct name for the big intelligent breed of shepherd that exrise such a popularity perienced after the war uP"me cqnti- You $ fair court that' vWJdxlsre the tut ion unconstitutional ? - White Till Deer Silent The whltctail deer is1 among the most silent members of the deer family The moose has its call and the elk its bugle but the nhitctall : rarely gives voice AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES For further information consult the County Clerk or Respective Signers PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF WILLIAM II NIELSON Deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at her residence at Ax tell Utah on or before the 20th day of May 1937 PEARL NIELSON Administratrix First pub Mar 18 last pub Apr 8 Yielding Jt ever ence To yield reverence to another to hold ourselves and our lives at his disposal is not slavery often it is the noblest state in which a man can live in this world Possessions and Expectations We part more easily with what we possess than with our expectation of what we wish for because expectation always goes beyond enjoyment Introduced Kindergarten The German educator Froebel who introduced the kindergarten system which bears his name was born in 1782 and died in 1852 Altrices Altrlces are birds that are hatched from the egg before they have acquired feathers or the ability to care for themselves Island Is Uninhabited Desertas island is an uninhabited the Atlantic some 300 miles north the Canary Islands 5 Insect Attaeks Famitora The insect which attacks antique furniture as well as other types of seasoned powder-po- hardwood beetle la the lyctus Glassware Treasured As late as the Sixteenth century glassware was regarded in England as part of the family treasures ’ Needles Frcm Thorns The Aztec Indians of Mexico used thorns of the agave or century plant as we use needles and pins Whether one considers the world r round' fUV sqtfkre or crooked depends on which part he has bumped againt oftenest v hD father Roosevelt say It is said New York will spend 125 nd his brother James are handling million dollars on Its world’ fair ex A woman’s hands are more should clothe a lot of dmeers iv? ttan a man's — except when all the politics for the family Why Thit itin fan and bubbles slight mother? ane is driving in heavy traffic 'I y ‘TP will Instead of using triangular shaped when serving Pieces of toast creamed chicken try toast baskets GINGER ALE ICE made the Just cut rounds of bread with a is “agitated waydelicious treat and It I to quickly froten when made cookie cutter using three slues foi each shell Cut holes In two of them In one of the new and place on first slice Brush ice cream freeiers To make disbutter and brown slowly solve 1 cup granulated sugar In cup boiling water and cool Add under broiler Then QU shells with creamed chicken Si cup lemon juice cup orange juice and 1 pint ginger ale Assemble modern Ice rresm freeier Pour A recipe for Butter Nut Balls the mixture Into the treeilng conmix for these cookies tainer adjust daaber and cover (Note The can be made tightly Then fill the Ice chamber with a mixture of chipped Ice and up and kept 1 on hand In£L A Balt (Dee S parts tee to part J salt by volume Remember the right definitely tn a Ice re modern of combination Ice and salt Is one of the factors that make for quick frtgerator where It will not pick of other foods To the odors up When frosen remove Ice freeslng) cup around top of container carefully make these cookies cream remove cover and lift out the dash- butter add Vi cup sugar slowly and er Pack carefully with a spoon beat well Add 2 egg yolks ) egg teaspoons lemon Then cover container with wx white and paper and replace Ud Drain off Juice blend thoroughly Then add water and replenish Ice and salt 2 cups general purpose flour and mixture Cover and allow to harden Vk cup chopped nut meats Chill well When ready to bake remove at least one hour before serving s e dough from Ice refrigerator and Into small balls You will be shape turnBy delighted to find that the dough ing has remained fresh and pliable Dip of jars balls in beaten egg white and peanut butroll In ti cup ground nut meats ter syrup Place on greased 'cookie sheet and mayonnaise and so forth upside down their top each ball with a candled eherrv Bake In a moderately contents will stay fresh longer The or raisin lids of course must be screwed on hot oven (365) for 12 minutes tightly 7 19! NJA (cj So Ween is the desire to have the United States fleet as an added attraction for both worked fairs at New York and San Francisco to be held in the summer of 1959 that the officials concerned therewith in both cities are imported to have sent out invitations two years in advance in order td line up the navy to promise to be present in advance and take a prominent part —a gigantic naval Since the fairs exhibit ist it were are scheduled to run concurrently it ls likely that the commander-inchie- f twp years hence will have to effect some kind of a compromise ' satisfactory to both cities as to the dates of the fleet’s visit Whatever may be decided on now or later the prediction is being made that 193ft will see the entire fleet to the Atlantic coast in transferred June of 1939 to participate In the opening: of the New York fair and by midsummer rushing back to the Pacific to help whoop It up for the should HOWE To separate lettuce leae tth out breaking cut out the cote of the lettuce bead bold then the lettuce under cold water running rather forceBefore putting fully and gently fresh-cuflowloosen the leaves In ers tn a vase vert head to drain ' cut the stems and preas back tounder water gether In original and leave un- shape Store In modern Ice refr'g der water for erator to prevent rapid drying out one half hour Navy Sought for Two Fairs Yak at Beast the highlands by ELEANOR When Id a burry Instead of rolling and cutting biscuit dough imply drop Into aurall muttfn pus and bake a biscuits It sates time and the blaculu are uniform in also y jWhat 3C crmtmaW)vSL Th fallowing “Nautical Noveiies" art furnished by the U S Navy Recruiting Station al Salt Lake City: ia UTAH E NAUTICAL : NOVELTIES San Francisco GUNK’KON 4444444444444444444444444444444444444 444444444444444444444444444444444444 ' - f ' Elliott - i ' ' "’ ' ' |
