Show - - I 1 ' ' t 1 t I 0 - '' - - 1 1 4 i 1 ' t : 6 1 Thursday Morning ' S - ' t t ' I - irbe 5init ignite Zribunt- c a 4 1 It r e i i t - i - ' i ' - 0 Wuguit 7 1911 s 1 r - i ig " ' - - - ' ' r: ' f ' y i ' Blond Mimi Margaret Reynolds throws a Teal game of cards ai Private Sony() Polito has doubtless discov red They're trying out a new play at the Monday night bridge class at the "Y" ' t ' t ck - J : t rs - 4 - - '1 t i 17 7 1 kr I lyr)s rl'' r ir 71 t : r i -- i A - 1 Plt ' It ' Ns ' t '0 -- -' 'i i - -- r t 1 ' 4 : t i 0 i : ' s r0 - 4 - t ( f ' - $ o 0 g 1)' ' 4 4 -- ' : r t ft e N ti ' 4 ' 1 i - '''' - t 1 :tettil 0 i''-I- t 17- "- ' ' 1 t : ''"4 f 4 ' ' t iio -- Mrs Lynn IL Thompson Is as handy as any soda jerker as she presides at the recreation center at the Y clubhouse Private I G Campbell samples a glass of her cherry punch - 'i t' 7'64i0 $ ' 4 4''''-- " 4 k f o '''' - C - l ''' 1 'WRIOdE00' AmeNEMIMIE:4 WW1: : 0 7 - r 41111000Wellimeirmmil - Private Royce Ilansen Miss Clothiel Nielsen Jack D Anderson Miss Donna Doyle and P F C (Private First Class) Lloyd V Rollins 'Strains from the t per sl t ent juke box lure doughboys and partners onto the dance floor ' They are left to right Miss Norma Naishitt : Author Nina Wilcox Putnam Takes A New Slap at 'Fat Ugly Women' By Steven Williams: NEW YORK Wilcox Putnam said UP-Wh- en Nina recently that women who Dowell themselves' to grow unattractive Obese should be punished by law she created a furore sha thinks may do some good Hundreds of letters have come to her the majority from older women wfiei approved what she said Others came from women who took exception to her views as an Infringement on personal Dieters others asked advice author of 'Mlii Putnam many books and short stories asserted today that she meant all she said about punishment for women who grew fat and added: "They should be spanked in public and made to apologize to thernselves and their husbands who looks ikt tion at the "Y" : the chaplain at Fort Early last January Douglas asked them to cooperate in holding ?dances for theenlisted personnel at the fort she said and the airdronle-leas- e We put it up to the girls They were ' thrilled to line up in any specific program al if 'defense work that would help most 'dancing and playing bridge and sipping lemonade and making lonesome American boys feel cheery was Uncle Sam's need right and turned their now they were for it talents just as eagerly to a dance every Fri a bridge class on Monday day night an Informal "at home" Sunday night as they had deftly rolled band afternoon ages and enlisted in motor car and canteen Work Miss Mumford said ! Women of position who can lend their hames and prestige sponsor our units They act as hostesses and help provide a real home atmosphere while the girls dance and arrange and partners and discuss ways and programs ' means current events and all the dead trivial little things young folk love to talk together about The first dance was held 'way last Febon a Friday Never a week has ruary 7 From 100 to gone by without a dance since 200 boys attend regularly and from 75 to 150 -- Your Daughter Ilas a Right to Know It Is every tnot'her'e duty to tell her daughter physical facts 1 low much bet ter that she learn them from you rather than tram girls her own age IA ferninine hygiene facts may be distorted or wholly untrue Result InJUIT brides use douches g Cl solutions of acids which can actuallyburn or scar delicate tissues Today there is no need to use such deasolution& Science has given us Zona& over-stron- d' non-cautyet kills germs bacteria on contact Aktually destroys undesirable odors Protects personal daintiness Most important safe tor delicate tissues Over 20000000 s - '''' L 1 - ' " 1 i a -- - '4 - r'" o- f 7 I 4v-- J e i'llomo on the Range" rings out 'ês 1 t h the gang joining In NV it ilk a will Singing is an ever popular pastime et tho reezia4 tion center- - especially on lazy Suiday atternooni Fin!: e lit0 W 1 i ! In her opinEvery woman hin can be glamorous and charming despite age and with this in mind she is going to campaign for free beauty clinics "rm tired of only the rich having edvantages"'! she said "I want them made available to every Woman As Wf have medical clinics we can have beauty clinics : Beauty culture is no longer the prerogative' of the rich any more than medical at- her upper arms inch from her forearms And she exIler treatments plained have been purely scien- -' title She refuses to take medicines : or diets unieu prescribed by doe tors "Now women will wonder why x ever got so fat in the first place" she smiled "Well I was injured in a hurricane in New England in 1938 and was laid up tention" —and Inactive—for two years She also prescribes exercise Eut the minute I was well I went ' proper 'dieting and cleanliness to work on myself" On July 26 this reporter saw Women who undergo rejuveMiss PUtnam whois fifth husnating or delattening exercises band II Philip Eliot she said should not endanger born American architect At that ' their health or happiness time she acted as sprightly as a "And particularly" she added school girl quickly "their households No Today she seemed m a r matter how much time their rousprightly tines require their households should retain their utmost at—she has For two months tention" been undergoing te: rejuvenating women have "I'm glad program and "before I am ' seen my story I've had evidence look like 18 Matted through that this campaign will help of 59 Which I am"i she said women who have thought their When the program started she cases hopeless but are going to pounds weighed 187 Today ' do something now" she weighed 152 and in Another Eliot considerably younger month she expected tO weigh : than his wife said: 140 she added: only "My wife is younger now than Xn that period she had dis- ' when first married her 18 years carded:k ago (he married her twice: there 9 inches from her waist was a year interim in which she 7 inches from her hips married and was divorced from i Inches from her upper ' Arthur Ogle) She is a surpr- i legs ing woman Every time I look at ' her she's different" 114 inches from her calves : - ic ties already bought Fro Dook Tells intimato Pacts Give your daughter this frankly written booldet 'Feminine Hygiene Today" which you can get FREE sent to you postpaid in plain wrapper Send name and address to Zonite Products Corporation $70 Lerlogtou Ave Neir York By Ida Jean Kain 'What do the slim girls bave - that the thin girls lack? Dept-373-- A (Advortioemskt) f I ' 40-pa- ge ry over-stuffin- ! high-calor- high-calor- good-size- m ' Spe- a well developed chest beautiful leg contours and su cifically perb vitality—and they make the difference between getting a lot of fun out of life and feeling torry for yourself So if you are to compete with the vital slim girl who wears Flothes with dash and whose personality has zip and sparkle you are going to have to change your ways my bony bony lassies First you are going to stop eating between meals and stop having all those rich desserts In place of the foods you need anyone would rather have pie than spinach but to build up your vitality you must eat the foods you need then maybe the - ' ones you like You will have three well bal- inced nourishing meals a day and take plenty of time to eat them It's a good plan for the thin girl summer and winter to have a bowl of hot whole grain with cereal every morning Donl cream and whole milk say you couldn't eat it because Start with a small you can serving and if you have absolutely no appetite mix in a little wheat germ to boost the vita- - min B And from now on plan menus that do something for you See you get plenty of whole milk eggs potatoes fresh vegeBuild table s and fresh fruits your Menus around that list and have the rich foods and desserts Make sure that you afterward never skip a meal You'll have to exercise to tin-- et "Bathing suits may make some you can You may even develop a fondness for creamed foods— girls look glamorous—me I just look like a scarecrow!" you sigh white sauce is 416 a cup! if you're thin! Dont' worry about not getting But have you ever really tried fat! For every 4000 extra caloto gain weight? We don't moan ries you gain an extra pound! 'booklet Change Our by indiscriminate stuffing! For Your weight for Beauty's Sake you carillit and eat and eat without gaining a single ounce If you tells how to gain without ung fOnds instead choose Includes pleasant' ' 42 y y of the fattening menus calory chart and table of correct oney So: you'll get to know which weights Has instructions and menus for reducing too foodt are your friendsi keep a calory chart on hand Once you : Send 15c in coins for booklet to d know that a Home The Tribune-Telegrapat of butter has 300 calories you'IVI Service Bureau Salt Lake City slip an extra pat in Whenever ! low-calo- them From the Friday night dances the boys began dropping over to the "Y" clubhouse Sunday afternoons to play a round of pinga game of tennis or badminton pong or jult loll lazily around the terrace or recreation rooms where mayhap a recittil or informal program was going on i Monday nights Mrs Bertha X! French holds a brtdge class for both the boys and girls All the activities Miss Mumfordi reports are planned through a central cOmmittee which works in cooperation with Lieutenant C L Schloss morale officer of Fort iDouglas and the airdrome-leas- e The committee is made up of Salt Lake City business girls and the enlisted men Members meet weekly to plan the programs The girls of the committee are responsible for selecting the girls- - who will attend the Each one brings a given ntimber of dances other girls representing different places of business She is responsible for the girls she All must register at the Y WC A bringt Up to early summer the army hact paid all expenses of the dances including cabi to send the girls home (unescorted) When this fund ran out Miss Mumford explained the were most anxious to continue the dance boys so a charge of 25 cents was made both Or boys and girls to finance each week's dance That was splitting it 50-5- 0 nicely" she smiled "The girls were more than willing" If any money is over and above expenses it is sieved toward an extra dance To date Miss Mumford reports there have been 513 individual girls to cooperate in the recreation program They represent :153 different places of business- Many of them of course have attended more than one of the - L11-010- volunteer hospitality dispenser shares a leisurely moment with Corporal H W Thompson Miss Juno Doyle 4 Sleek Coil Roll short front hair back In a right reverse roll brush back hair down very smoothly over crown to nape of the neck turn ends under in a tight roll trick Is to brush the back hair very close to the head and as far down as possible before turning the ends under - THURSDAY opstit—Good prove your circulation digestion and assimilation—and to make ' your figure come out right If You can take up sports this sum rner there are three that might have been Invented expressly for you thin girls—archery rowThey will ing and swimming not only give you a well developed chest with dimples at the 'base of your throat instead of those salt cellars but will also give you nicely rounded arms and a proud posture ' If you cannot manage sports pattern your exercises along the lines of the same trio You can do the backstroke and breut : - - two periods You wLfl be surprised at the change this will make In your legs There are the meastires that will give you a healthy nervous system and a beautiful figure—a d health program is what they amount to Two leaflets that belohg in the thin girl'l beauty program are Menus" and the "Weight-Gainin- g the sillust Normalizing Ezercities" Leaflets are I cents each by mall or 1 cent 4401 if you call at The Tribune-TelegraHome Mervico Bureau Salt Lake city Utah Copyright 1041 King Features Syndicate Inc:: well-rounde- -- m Your Fortune As Told By the Sus If a woman and August 7 is your birthday you must be progressive In thought and action If you are to do yourself justice by properly utilizing the gifts with which nature has endowed You owe It to yourself you and to your family to kern anace with all that is going on around news reporteef author you As musician: artist specialty shop operator actress or in- some specialized activity yott should win many laurels and make plenty of tnoney You 4re probably well qualified to mike some t man an ideal wife Re lewd by Bell Syndicate Inc I ri A THUAISDAIG M :Ott hat Did mmarmy cou—NDIM—KDTIL Otitis thanch Mat sic Farm News NOW" Vias nes PavoritS Hymn& 00--- K DT Yawn Patrol Co Verlag NOIlle et Tranaradlo and United Press Music on Parade s4 Mary 'Martin 8:00—NRC—Story 10:15—NBC—PeOPer Younir it ?smug :30—NBC-v–Lotie Journey dram 8:43—NBC—story of David Hamm Call to jireakfast—t Music World - 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