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Show Page Four The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Spring Notions to thoughts of love, but a hoincinukcr, a business girl or a schoolgirl, the chances are you arc considering one or mors of these projects: getting the house ready for summer, vacation, your summer wardrobe and making changes in your appearance. May is the month for putting these plans into operation. It is also the time fur when the notion department of your Spring Notion Week, May favorite store is ready with a thousand and one items to help you with your household and personal plans. ispiing Notion Week arrives at a time when most homemakers arc changing over from winter to .summer in their house- ' holds. Rugs, heavy drajieries and winter clothing arc cleaned and stored. Your notion department has extra closets, storage bo .es and garment bags fur every need. Because of the high cost of wool, blankets and woolen clothing have become more precious and make protective coverings, moth pn vriitutivcx, good brushes und good hangers essential. If you are i ew-in- g slipcovers, summer curtains and lightweight bedspieads you will need plenty of pins, tinea. 1, bindings, (ape, a tape measure and a yardstick. Notions can he counted on to keep you well y groomed from head to toe. Whether you have a short coiffure or a new chignon, the notion counter's hair goods will keep a neat head on your shoulders. Hairpins and hairnets, ornamental barrettes and tiny bobby pins, combs and curlers insure topknots indoors and outdoors, at home or on vacation. There arc cleaning fluids, dress shields, sanitary goods and sweater and glove driers to help you through a neat and comfortable summer. Shoe trees, shoe bags and racks, brushes and polishes keep your shoes in apple-pi- e order and preserve their lives. If you are going on a trip or vacation, a small sewing kit and a travel iron will make your grooming problems spring, a young mans fancy may turn INwhat are you thinking about? If you arc By LYN CONNELLY SINCE OAimiEI. IIEATTER first airing his views on the Mutual nro:.clensliiig SVem Feb- has carried on many staunch campaigns for good old American democracy, and swung out in Carrie with verbal hachcl.s at every thine uuAmcrican It was no great surprise to his listeners when he ruary 21, 1037, lio Natiiui-fu:-hii- ... recently climbed lip on his daily radio podium, and began hammering away at his public, laying the foundation for a new campaign, constructing still another idea fur a better world. Mr. Hcatters idea was a simple He asked his listeners to one pen their impressions of America, their arguments on the virtues of living in a free, civilization and send them to him lie in turn made these letters available to the Voice of America for a new series of programs the State Department broadcasting unit is beaming throughout the world under the title "The Voice oi America Presents the Voices of America" . . . And in Mr. Gabe's own words, "For the first time In human history this gives you, the Individual man or woman on Main Street, a chance to be a world diplomat to send your own words into the hearts of people ... ... May lmportance of jCars, Supplies :Range Surveys Near Completion Althugh tin family is used principally transportation to au. The ultimate objective of big game management in I 'tali is to maintain u prujier balance between lierd numbers and available range. Ihingi; conditions is the most to be consideri-in setting the number of animals to In1 liar vested annually. Throughout the n'ate, except in very lew msl.iiiies, the available winter ranges in l.'tuh ure studied mill trend counts me made to formulalc leiommi-Mil.'itionto the Hoard of Ibg Came Control for tin following faM built. It is imt puss. hi- - In i omit all the deer wbe.i they are on the winter ranges, so counting nu ts are set up in each deer herd to Mime , .. , automot ive ;i n.--j i,rt ing to C. Lowry An.,.r.,n chairman for the Nat:,i,;ii a"1 ' mobile Dialers "The farmer, p.r iuiij.:,. even loon :iii niohiles rind (Icpi-r.ilfii- t 1 d fio-to- , As.-.- dcpi-nlcn- Mr i i A out. "To lliH'tol'S aiitornotl" is as their skill. physicians arid ROOKIE IHT.I.FIGliriiK HAS CLOSE CALL . . . Beginning fighter Pedro de la Casa cels his first big chance and almost his last one In Madrid ring. Bull- ana, and these units are counted each spring in the sime maimer. These trend counts yield valuable information as to whether our herds ure increasing or decreasing. At tlii tim" these spring counts are being made, the range conditions are studied by the personnel mtiking the counts. nos depend trate in ninall areas and mueh of the winter brouse that was not available to them during previous winters was utilized this past win- ter. In most areas the trend counts indicate that the herd numbers are approximately the same as a year ago. Deer numbers throughout ' the state are fairly well stabilized, and with continued improvements in our management practices, we can expert excellent deer hunting In Utah for a long time to come. trid i a. limits reiUl lit. s d 11,1951 il r,i, . 'I the I: ll;i in ally Mm.t lion. n, ; rj ft, friV " radio-equippe- d Participation in these annual surveys is by the following groups: State Fish and Came Management, U. S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, local Sportsman groups, livestock men. if private land is involved. All of these groups arc not aleasier. in each area. To the millions of home sewers, the notion department is the place ways represented in these surveys ia Participation HOWS THAT? for everything that changes a piece of fabric and a pattern into some- variable throughout the state. In Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt says home to beautiful wear. There the dressmaker some areas thing only the state game that she doesn't feel right about finds threads for every use, shears, marking devices, warden and forest range make the the (22nd) Constitutional Amendzippers, shoulder pads, dress forms, cutting boards, studies, while in other areas all ment limiting tenure of the Presbuttons and trimmings. Featherboning, boned bodices of the above groups are represenVV two terms. to ident and elastic thread are available for the new atrapleas ted. In some instances as high as rhat king of saccees is Mr. eatler having with his campaign? styles. For the occasional aewer who makes small 20 nufn participate. Sportsmen Oat af the thoaaaada of letters he alterations, there are hooks and eyes, seam bindings and helpful skirt and livestock men throughout the state arc becoming cognizant of has received la answer la his ap- markers. the value of the studies and the FAVORITE DISH . . . BUvaM peal, a typical one from a Mrs. f "Bitter Rice fame is growing each year. Mangas participation Joseph J. Mlllck af Dalath, Mina, received the seal ( approval In ha It is estimated that less than all where interested many areas, reads as fellows, "Several weeks d o fthe words in any groups get together in the Held from International Rice Week. age I sent yea my letter for and standard discuss their recommendations distionary are English Voices of America and ia the on of the origin. unanimous English spot, agreement rash of preparation for the is reached. Disagreements among ured. Photographs are also valuPARENTHOOD I forgot the matter entirely the interested groups are usually able to record range conditions . . . However, on Christmas Eve due to lack of information as to and show the people who are unthe mailman brought me a letter Catherine Conrad the range conditions. On many of able to participate in the surveys. By from a widow In Yugoslavia, who BarAssistant the critical arras exclosures have Other studies are carried on Editor, wrote she heard my letter over ents Magazine. been erected to aid in determinathroughout the year, but the anVoices of America.' She was Imtion of range conditions. These ex- nual spring trend count and range pressed by the kind and friendly closures usually consist of two survey carried out in March and Like the akin of a new born thoughts and Ideas la that letter. April is probably the most importplots, one fenced On the day after Christmas I re- babe is as high a compliment as so that nothing can get in ant t'ingle factor contributing to ceived eight more letters from can be given to denote soft, velvety and the other livestock-proo- f but better big game management. low enough that deer are not Yugoslavia, ail mentioning great texture, and hnppily babys rone Conditions throughout the state interest in Voices of America.' petal complexion is easy to care excluded. These pints show quite this spring showed that the deer Here Is proof that people do for. No complicated beauty ritual readily the extent of utilization by came through the winter in excellisten . . . They hunger for truth la required; juat common sense game animals and by livestock. lent condition. Very little abnorand shining cleanliness. . . . The letters came from a teachOther aids in these surveys are mal winter loss has been reported. Hath time should be fun for er, a tagged plants on which the annual Because of the open winter thej students, two both baby and mother. Most little young men studying medicine, and growth and utilization are meas- - deer were not forced to enneen-- ; writh soon kick ones and gurgle housewives. lc light in the tub and are enchantlittle water babies. Hut once a French critics regard Edgar ing in very hot weather day Allan Im as the father of the - is theexcept schedule laid down by. short story. medical authorities since more frequent bathing tends to dry the delicate skin. Don't forget to include baby's hcHd in the daily souping. Doctors say this is an excellent preventative of cradle cap," that disturbing scabby rash which pillow prcspiration sometimes induces. dryGentle, hut ing with a soft terry towel is an both to preessential follow-uvent rhill and to safeguard tender skin against chapping and chafing. Oil or powder give a nice protect- - ' ive finish to the folds of fat which make your baby such a cuddle- some armful. Some people like to, caking and makes baby feel lumpy npply oil over the whole body o and uncomfortable instead of baby emerges us slick as a little- smooth and serene, Of course, the infant's skin needs greased pig, but it is really neenotary only to place tile oil spar' attention at other times besides ingly with finger tips in the the bath hour. Diaper rash is creases of his chubby neck, leg hazard against which the careful mother is constantly on guard and and arm Joints. HITLERS DOG , . Ilarras," one which is far ensicr to prevent to talcum Or may you prefer cure. Excess laundry is err formerly Hitlers pet. now eats oil ns a soothing than Choose agent. incharity bread in a west Berlin one. but not both together tainly preferable to a fractious either home for homeless dogs. ns jtowder on top of oil causes fant with a worrisome skin irritation so be sure to change your baby hs often as necessary and spare him the discomfort of wet or soiled dinpers. Taper diapers or linings are a reasonable labor saving device eS' peeially when baby is traveling or visiting, though their too frequent use may lead to chafing. As for rubber panties no! Daintily dry as they serve to keep outer clolh-lnthey can be a menace to health and eomfort. They keep g moisture from escaping or and create a steamy damp' ness that would irritate far less delicate tissue than babys, Every moiner worries anoiit that prickly bugaboo of bnbyhood. heat, nnd here again tin well brakes cabs slops with known ounce of prevention will visibility with When you drive a Dodge Step on tire brakes of your DiNlge truck spare your child ninny unhappy truck nnd you're sure of smooth hours. I'se your judgement about you look through the biggest windshield of truck U He has to be warm Why a stopping action far in excess of normal reclothing. any popular track! You have a dear close-u- p baby's You get GENEROUS GOVERNMENT . . , Freddy Srosrsta, New Yerk, of course, but he doesn't of the road, made possible by new, lower hood quirement. Cyclelmnd enough, your safest investment brake lining with lining area line. For even greater visibility you can get have to be wrapped up like expecting Income tax refund of 145.50, received check from U.B. (S.VWV. increased as A Do Luxe and Custom call with rear quarter d truck is engirating goes up! for $300,000. Treasury officials have token nolo. hot water bottle. " Pilot-- 1 Iousecslis provide nnd neered at the factory to fit a Now, on model llj-to- n windows. extra safety, too. Top, up, except air brake models, specific job . . . save you floor and sides are weldyou get another Dodge first money . . . Inst longer. Every new Tapered, Molded Cycle-bon-d ed together not bolted! unit from engine to rear axle brake lining. It's Li No wonder owners agree engineered to extra quiet free from haul a specific load over the that Dodge roads you travel and at the squeal. Independent hand tracks nra the tafett on brake also adds to safety. the road! speed you require. 1st IIIN Non Firry unit that SUPPORTS steering and easier handling the load frame, axles, FLUID DRIVE new available springs, wheels, t ins and ol tiers Now, you can maneuver your Dodge 1 is engineered right to protruck with less effort! Steering ia Only Dodge tracks offer this vide Hu strength and capacity more accurate. New grant "exclusive available on all needed. and model and Route-Vansteering gears on many models. Helps assure less To make driving still safer. Dodge on slippery surFirry unit that MOVES the httttl engine, clutch, transfaces . . . less tendency to spin in mud, sand, tracks have new, shorter turning snow or wlieravcr the going is tough. diameters. You also get the mission, propeller shaft, rear axle and others is engineered short wltecllmse, advantages of What's more, gyrol Fluid Drive makes drivwide front tread. All these features add up right to meet a particular easier. Iiclp protect loads, lowers upkeep ing to the easiest handling truck on the market! Operating condition. cost, and lengthens track life. land-owne- ; rs, : SUCCESSFUL ! one-thir- heU-da- Ilf tlielr CII . emergency and "Similarly, the mn.ir ' plays a major rule in giairt- -, public health. The iimli.lity of trucks and cars has made possible tbe tiun of a population and proW. almost twice as large u it wuit 1900 with about the san:e numbe of personnel and at coinparativdr small cost. "The economic growth of this country has so closely parallel the development of the automob and truck that they are recognizee as symbols of American p Ingres "Finally, automobiles are nm. tial to national defense," Mr. Ar, derson added. "They make evm community, regardless of size zai accessibility, a potential arsentlg supply for our forces. If an attack was launched on this country, og private cars would supply the oalj fast and adequate means of evict ation from threatened areas The? also provide the best, often the only, meana of speeding aid ini relief to stricken areas. Moreover, the mobility of manpower, suppiig and weapons, which our milUm of vehicles afford, is the ' pensible military importance. OI1 y Ed-wan- la, one-ac- re deer-pro- of ; mail-carrie- r, p. ; j j , j g. l evaop-rutin- Safer "Job-ltato- Safer d" "Pilot-Hous- Job-Rate- iP e" Job-Rat- ed long-lasti- ng no-riv- Job-Rate- All-ste- el Job-Rate- longer-lastin- g. Job-Rat- id Safer licics no heller liourbon Job-Rat- ed Jab-Rate- easy-actin- g worm-nnd-roll- s. OLD HICKORY Straight HI LOOT 8311111 CW. BOURBON iihiskj Job-Rated- easy-handlin- cross-steerin- Cofle Sa wheel-spinnin- " g g g, toda-y- see and drive theiafaftruck on the road ... a HODGE George W Forsey Co GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE SAFE TRUCKS-CHE- CK YOUR 3ob-RataTRUC- K Eureka, Utah TRUCK-CHE- CK ACCIDENTS |