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Show .THE PAYSON CHRONICT.F PAYSON. UTAH WOMAN'S WORID Plan Trim New Dresses for Fall While Fabrie Selection is Good VkecJtosne 3c Intrigue Press aders (lection Prospects SaifSui'" whikgton i BAUKIIAGE By and Commentator. y'pis Aii'il' ' tv' ,D. C. - C. ). This Uon I phrase, B,f Crib, i u.' than h,,-,- nore c"P"d. PNACTMKNT7tile and Brown didn't talk bill weak a? it at the luncheon but :I is, may have a have a good idea of how things psychological if nut an actual hand looked to the Republicans at that n controlling Pr1Ces tins rerun-e- r it is a congenial gathering of radio folk. ,behmsof If the elections were held as of it is better than nothing. that moment, they claimed, the Republicans would win a majority of As tne result of this b seats in the house of representatives practical purpi and would make very heavy inroads Sec- C:inUri r on the Democratic majority in the tlle rew oss 'be food price cun- senate. Since then many of the pri- - tro1' AIthuugh the law places final decon- mary battles have been fought and aut!loriiy in the three-maboard, the cumbersome admin-IU report the reactions hw !. Rec-c- - tk n istrative process gives the secre- tary exclusive authority to recoin- mend to the board. In all likelihood Heartens GOP In the first place I understand that the policy of the board will be set the Republicans took considerable in accordance with the policy of Mr satisfaction in the Gallup pull which Anderson. One of the showed that, excluding the one-secretarys well known party Democratic states. 46 per views is the elimination of food of the persons interviewed sidies. As a matter of fact, a Democratic preference ent prices on foods, except some and 54 per cent a Republican have soared beyond all n and which are in short supply. The GOP leaders believed they are believed by the agricultural had a good, fighting chance to win boss to reflect the ceiling prices of 15 to 17 senatorial seats from their iJune 30, when OPA control went opponents. In New York, they say off, plus subsidy costs. Elimination Governor Dewey's good record and, of government subsidies are e campaign he is planning ought lieved to account for an approxi-t- o pull in a Republican senator' mate 10 per cent increase on foods subsidized, and, with (they wont say whom). They Democratic Senator Mead will other 5 per cent added on, the e to run for the governorship, diction is that most foods will level They felt they had a chance in!0 at about a 15 per cent increase. Delaware and West Virginia and that Benefit to Little Man it the ballots were cast at that mo. This brings into focus again the ment they would win in Mis argument, is it cheaper for souri (I'm still talking about the the general public to pay govern-- ! ment subsidies than to pay for a 10 per cent increase in food prices at the retail level? And the an- swer is, it is cheaper for the little fellow, those millions whose in- come is $3,000 a year and under, be- cause he doesn't pay the subsidy in federal taxes. At any rate, the government at this writing is not paying out a dime for food subsidies on meat or dairy products. Subsidies went out with the old OPA in June. If, however, meat and other products go back under price control, it will be a question for the agriculture boss and the decontrol board to decide whether or not to reinstitute sub- sidy payments as a policy or to do Carroll B. Reece and Rep. Brown something else about control. The new law ends all subsidies by April Monsenatorial race). They called 1947. tana and Washington probabilitiej 1, The mere fact, however, that the mere rather than possibilities. decontrol board has the authority OMahoney knows he has a fight, under the new law to reinstate price Rethe believe and they they say, ceilings without consulting industry publican candidate, John Hender- or without giving advance notice, son, has a chance against the popu- we believe will act as a psychology lar gentleman from Wyoming. which at least will make threat cal I heard a lot of talk too. about jndustry and pr0(jucers a little cau- the interesting possibility in on- about boosting prices beyond necticut where Repr. Clare Luce reasQn was expected to oppose former OPA Bowles. Opposed to Subsidies Chester Administrator Farm organizations and the dairy which would be a colorful affair with all the technical skill of her industry have been fighting for publisher husband, and all the skill elimination of food subsidies Er of an advertising man, Mr. Bowles, years, declaring that the treasury should not pay the public s grocery pitted against each other. should of to the house As representatives, bill and that farm produce a fair sold at be and to market been go Republican machinery has price fixed by supply and demand, grinding in at least 75 districts. at They now have won that fight, off. are Subsidies Ol Kentuck least temporarily. These subsidies in two categories Bloody Battleground still have amounted to a little 0Vl?r as was catalogued Kentucky In a dark and bloody battleground. At three billion dollars annually. to the time of the luncheon, Repre- - theory farmers are supposed billion three this of loss for seemed make up sentative Mays followers be to feel, according to press reports, in increased prices. But will this that he was a martyr. If something true? There is every reason to believe should come out to change their minds on that score, he might go that the cost of everything the to defeat. And we are re- - er buys will rise considerably. cost minded that, as one Republican With the old OPA gone, Ken- - sorption by industry is also out 20 so or years it: every put this means quick price gains fjr changes its mind. goods to as tugh as many were districts debatable Other fanner gained only 10 per cent The Deh listed in Pennsylvania, Indiana, of subsidies. And in elimination aware, Maryland. West Virginia and by will be many in- there addition New York. costs in manufacturing creases seem to What the Republicans which later will be seen in the rebuildcount on most is fencing, tail selling price f farm ma- action, "throw ing materials, all kinds commodities of every de- theory which a pe- - chinery, so long to after lioJ, reverted and there are many . . . huve riod of any party's ineumbencj her0 who preciict at least In addition, say the GOrundits, a 15 per cent rise in these things of the there are the usual m, stakes ... the farmer buys to equal the 15 per wmen resuu in power party jncrease in f,od costs. Clallup !? did which didnt their consciences. vote-th- e 0ice of the 8hoe N 1 land. sub-ce- correspond-courte- ;aper d pres-show- by both for example, re-radio folk was table look at the ery behind the Our hosts were rman Carroll B. of the table, and of m paign at the pref-;wl)ic- h be-th- Manager other. (A Democratic in a future ter-port- o an-lie- pre-hav- quiet-los- e Ight, greying, e Tennessee occasionally of in one of Claude's fcments if you can le. (Personal confes-Ipe- r and Reece both ae-In- J (of people who would I say, the views of do not NECES- - i of the with those presumptuous of me 9 ce as "greying had to stretch luary to December to between my birth-ha- s taught in almost p institutions as 1 attended. He was a ander in World War ever rose above the of shavetail, and mic dce, cards eh w ill be as deral and st,j ve that hem; decorations are thq Service the Cross, Service Medal and Bta rt. tI He was cited for marshal, three gen-olon- el same qualities which decorations qualified present job. He cer-lac- k assurance even sabers in ex- - rattle (re not talking about his are talking about lit on the hustings, al-P'- which will take him las Seattle and as prgia, Is mildly far camou-vacatio- n. Anyhow Mrs. leece are going along. If the time will be spent in the Rockies. ling Reece here in the pre nobody votes, but of writers and U be Clarence pe from and which pefully over I'y uir, DEI 3, weighs it ling pros eight :d In hi) thony lednle right a now is fio, '1 and Brown be heard using the manager he su'eat it out (that is Rtfthe rest of the Washing-hdont vacate in the o fellow feeling for Rep-- e Brown, tinged perhaps natural deference a has for a publisher. Publishes several country re-la- f;s (that's the way he put In the congressional merely write eral" besides this one. Also fbree more children than I ne and I once met on the platform, and while I paturally never admit that present the best argument, recede somewhat grudging-- J Browns resounding oratory r Rtn most applause. We I HARRS ... farm-dow- the patterns liud enough to row without fa ipment dis-- gowns. .and Reece complement very well. Reece is b.ified, Anstralii Brown, state which might latter-damother of a KET talkers the Seventh reas-erenc- e. . . . . Se C;ho told . n know who ' slight-endles- ette Taylor. Greta Garbo, Ingrid Bergman, with great success and! no casualties. "AH these women ar After the rockers have been removed, be made to change character to material used lor cushion and back covers. !t may ult tli a This idea Is from well-fille- Small Details Make Dress Fit Wearer Recent figures prove what most That of us have always suspected is that few women come close to the figure Tbjs means that small y adjustments must be made on erns 0nd eutbes to make them fit crfectly. pat-tuck- 5 uhleh aho contains more than 30 pages of illustrated directions for other things to moke from things on hand and inexpensive new materials. Headers may get a copy of Book 5 postpaid for 15 cents by writing to: MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Drawer Bedford Hills, N. Y. Enclose IS cents for Book B. Namo Address- - 3ui unlike any you ever saw before, he says, "and when first you see them, you are not sure that you like them. But once people become accustomed to peculiarities of strikingly individual actresses, thousands try to be like them. simple pattern plus a simple Is easy for a beginner to handle makes this a nice frock on which to start sewing. The neckline can be worn high or low, and the fluffy peplum at the hip adds nice detail to the A rayea fabric that arm-sling- Farmer May Feel Better Kenny Baker steps In as emcee and star of "Glamour Manor" Sep tember 30, on ABC. The show will have the same format as last year; story three days a week, audience so that they will balance the figure, participation Tuesdays and Thure but this is an individual problem days. Baker every day. it that must be handled directly In front of the mirror. Denmarks Viking Girt, whos contract will Another Important problem In fit- signed a long-terValli9 productions, has ths Hall a To is the bodice. give ting In The Begline, its advisable to take leading feminine role one or two darts under the arms to gars Are Coming to Town. She an4 last te get this effect. How much of a dart, her family were among the the Germai before Denmark leave and Just where it should lie, is best determined by basting and fitting. occupation. Just where the hemline should fall Jane Withers got her start In films is another point that has troubled a Shirley In Temple picture, a of This us for time. long many Now that they'rs Eyes. "Bright so not be I should feel, determined, Jane says she'd Like much by what the fashion is, but both grown-up- , Shirrather by where the line s most to make another picture withactress a real She what proves ley. to If are short attractive you you. and plump you will want a longer she is as a reporter In "Dangei skirt to give you the long line that Street." is most flattering. The shape of William Wyler cant gee why the the legs Is often the most important factor In the length of the doctor said it was Just "a common cold that laid him up during the skirt. The Best Waistlines and sleeve lengths are filming of Goldwyns another detail which would be Years of Our Lives." He figures cost of halting production judged by the figure. For this there that the is no guide like the fuU length mir- for a day costs exactly $5,326.15. Ol course, that included the salaries ror. Another detail which can be used of stars, extras and technicians. As that was with the basic dress is to have one for the extra 15 cents of those soft sheer wool or wool Jer- for a box of aspirin. sey jackets to wear over It. There Peter Lind Hayes, considered by are some gathered-at-the-waia lot of people the best comedian othare nice. are There styles that now at large, reports to Hollywood ers that are more tailored. If you wish to have a bolero Jack- in the fall for his first picture role; et as another change of costume he'll play a press agent In Nunnally with the basic dress, select enough Johnson s "Mr. Peabody and the material and then choose a contrast- - Mermaid. Radio row still is gapver the very sensible stipulaing print for lining it and make a ofbelt of the print to have with the turns he made when first radio fers were dangled before him $10C dress. a week for himself, $3,000 for script writers. He learned the importance of writers after an unfortunate exTouches perience with the Beatrice Kay Lingerie show. A dress will always do more for you if you have proper clothTommy Dorsey, working in "The ing to wear underneath it. A Fabulous Dorseys, (United Artists the can ruin good bulky slip release) is prepared for anything. lines of a dress, and a sagging "The way Hollywood does things," slip is a mark of poor groomsaid he, "I'm not sure they won't ing. brother Jimmy to portray Slender figures can wear bias ask my then ask me to play and me, cut slips; the stout figure should Jimmy! " have one with gores. Pay just as much attention to on "It Pays To The "experts the seams on the slip as the fit. Be Ignorant are frightfully disapbias-cu- t A slip will ride not a single romance has pointed up and yield little comfort. between contestants developed Select the correct length for hIhi'vi- - met when appearing on the in come now They your height. program. More than a hundred short, medium and tali lengths have been introduced to couples and everyone can be fitted propeach other; Friday after Friday, a adthe minor Leave only erly. young man and a young woman justments for the straps. have been selected from the audiSeams ori slips should be fiat ence and brought to the stage. But . The and Tom Howard stilt has hopes. seams wear well, but they may look wrinkled if you Marsha Hunt and Felix Bressart are wearing a sheer dress. will be seen in good company in The top of the slip gets hard the cast includes "Carnegie Hall wear and should be flat and Jascha Heifetz. Arthur Rubcnstein, around the edge. Lacy Lily Pons, Rise Stevens and Benny tops are pretty and dainty, but Goodman, Boston Symphony orchesif a lightweight dress is worn, tra. New York Philharmonic and a simple slip will give the best Vatican choir. hr.es underneath the garment. double-stitched- Im ' , zig-za- g h laris conference seems to be leaf and a mouldy one Progress's book, with their international rules doing the ruling. 1 , , - Tailored frocks for business and saddle belts and other bright accents that liven the cos- - school carry tubing, leather ever-popul- You'll notice some influence from in some of the sports wear. Some plaid jackets are tai- lore d like the men s, and there are coots, so very sporty looking, that mens wear : ODDS AS D USDS When Curtis Possessed" at llernhaidl, directing Warners, calls Joan!" he gets on from Joans Cranford, Winfield. Chandler and f.oring. . . . Sice contract llobert Taylors signed with years, no options, jt he its lor 15 and direct ij some-st-, and can produce thing spoils his looks lor acting. . . . Dennis Day breaks in a new radio tram, "A Day in the Lite of Dennis nn ctnhv,T 3r,?'!C' . rrank H icoxt- featured hrfnme Wri,mlPri,UrH in actint uhen a ,alPSmun Aim nhout e littU theater group. re-i- Fashion Forecast ... 9t Cipp&jcvtA, J6ww GREEK GARSON " s pining those navy war assets administra-- 1 Papers it seems a of cloth is just that, no mat- Lou drape it. 10 (RiqJiL Jodie. Down in a certain southern town the prize loafer of the community went away on a trip and returned wife. with a brand-neremarked the Well, Ezra, mayor, on meeting the new bridegroom, "so you've gone and got married. Assuming a forlorn air, he added: And here I am, a lonely bachelor. It seems no one will have me. Think I can help you get a wife," Ezra suggested hopefully, cried the mayor, preReally! tending to be overjoyed. Ezra glanced around cautiously, then whispered, Do what I did, Go Mayor. known. where aint you CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. HOMES ON WHEELS New end Vted Home Trailer 0 from 714 South Main Phona 47701 Salt Laka City, Utah 10 JTaotorz Unlit Moduli to Cboon MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY AND BELL Offlc Furniture, Files. Typewriters, Add Ing Machines. Safes, Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE SB West Sail Lk City IIUL Brdwy, Sound Investment-B-uy U. S. Savings Bonds! A Safe, m 80.6 r of cases showed clinical Improve-nen- t after only 10 days treatment with SOS ETON'S in impartial, scientific test. SORETONE t libMiS Ma4t ky McKsuaa Salt alth BtM back paraataa 50 and $1.00 18 b M ll . by llaakhtif Booklet Home-Makin- No. d portant considerations In choosing a dress that will take the place of several. Select, too, one that has If you good sleeves and neckline. know for example that a V neck doesnt do a thing for you and it doesnt do much for the very thin, then choose woman something with a little fullness In the bust. If, on the other hand, you have a well-se- t pair of shoulders and are stay away from too much material at the top of the dress. should you be piannjng several qj collar and cuffs for the dress then you wiu want a basjc styie tba( wjn be usabie with collars mQSt flatterjng t0 you. gUy a good pattern, a good ma- terjai put the dress together as earefuiy as you know how, and you will thfn have tbe most important jngrecjjents of the successful dress. Black navy blue, brown, dark grpen and gray are the ciassic coi. ors for this type of dress. The Qne you jook best jn should be first, ,second and third choice, OLD ROCKER BEFORE REMODELING - Flatter Figure figure-flatterin- chintz cushion a habit with him, we hope! W ell. hes directed the great of stage and, Ethel Barrymore, Laurscreen Basio Dress Must Unless you select the most g basic dress you wont be able to do a thing with It. The side drape is only good on some figures. s Others look better in gored or ly flared skirts. Still others prefer eat pleats or strictly straight lines, REMOVE ROCKERS, AND ADD CASTERS FOR HEIGHT-PAINCHAIR AND MAKE HARMONIZING sea while making a picture; George Zukor directed; it was in scenes for Sacred and that Greeij Profane Love Garson was swept into the sea at Monterey, with Zukor directing. Not getting to be, but thats a fact. If you plan your fall wardrobe now, your chances of getting better material 'n a wider selection of colors and weaves Is greater than if you wait a few weeks. Every woman likes a few trim new dresses for fall, and the matter is easily solved by selecting patterns and materials that will be figure flattering as well as practical. One dress for the woman whose not Pfrmit the ex- d. penditure of too much money is a b:. sic good style with several changes of collar and cuffs. She might like one set of collar and cuffs In a prim and dainty sheer fabric In frosty white. For more dressy wear, a good choice would be gay stripe or plaid, In taffeta or one of the rayons. Then again, the basic dress may not need collar or cuffs for really formal, dressy occasions. For this you might like to splurge on some clever costume Jewelry a touch of glitter at the neck, and a matching bracelet. Remember how popular pearl type necklaces were and still are and how much they do for a simple black, brown or navy blue dress? Thats what I mean. So the question of whether the but farmer is better off with or with- FUR, don't bo Im out subsidies is still a moot queswell I know darned One be. will thing, .. tion and likely Ar,.. have the average farmer, inThe Republicans think they cm- - however, e ee may he is. as from in the womcn run dependent discovered a trend away he re which may ter in knowing that the d an extra dart and tralized government agamst the admin- - cejVes from his product--there or at the m" r to make the turn the vofc hi ah or low prints is not pasare Republican into they and dress e sniootldy. Shoulders, of istration hand-nut- . in part a government can oe nui.t up with padding tures. are course, Meanwhile, farm leaders here those next few getting set through congress, new the for months 3. They which convenes J iniu-rs, passed me; have important wmch they ,r last year's President Truman 0Ver by the old cortL'res. a Its said lhat advice d ice for action Palthe on w,u is a smart re.nr has some WISE hich is the fine foil .or new par. t y defr itmn. " estate situation. . Port. e dcstim d to , lega has s for price si; rr.eas-i- r p me hunt to a loves A friend of mine of experience ;o')d skirt for old epitaphs in ntgleclea eeii.e urea of the world ,, c ,nee: tA'o have ,it d activities a, tcrics Lately his is likely lo r rulure a ; i r exua wear. an been curtailed by discovering t to create a sir Go i e j and in bright, etna ct.y aid U c, lei gy in a cou-ir- y t.ns lo t u ,ie the other an Not may have been poisuii ivy s h r r, " while. are iiitv ca i' " TODAYS cramped living quarters there is little space for v rocker that neither harmonizes v yv STAGED SCREEN RADIO with antiques nor modern furniture. Yet, with the slight alteratReleased by Western Newspaper Union shown here, such a chair may ions By VIRGINIA VA1.E be made to seem at home with HEPBURN KATHARINE drowned at either type of furniture, Easy to Sew worn-annir.- g won. II0W IN JU, - else- - ami J were debating selective service, and nHU Wh'rtton Bureau, I hasten to explain that fl JT SOMETIMES s hard to realire 11,16 t inner ye St., N. W. Senator (now Supreme court just- Went-during hot summer days that all New OP. Bill Controls the ores and foresighted ice) Burton and I had the uvp-plar side. Anyhow, Brown imav-the-- ' tlieir wardrobes for Tsychological Moans !"are p,i Street, y Walter Shead WNU Changing Character Of Outmoded Rocker ; pro-lum- e ORlSPREAO.OJiROpSTS WNU W 3449 For You To Feel Well rrry dy. T day vrj week, never stopplnc tne kidneys filter waste matter from the blood. 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