Show City Cannot Find Babson Predicts Lower Taxes Incomes Inflation Reduced Location for W Babson Kitchen Color Dorothy Dix Marriage Is a Risk Dear Dorothy Dix: A boy friend of mine who is now in the service and I have both been disappointed In our love lives We are 18 years old and have been closely associated eve since our babyhood and have been devoted friends but never lovers we are taunting inat th our common DacKgrouna ana heenialitv it would not be too ' Jiioii jr vet" tclQ a Del AUJTu a risk For vfould not be it tainly hvU cotteri along so well ' for the past eighteen years why V couldn't we get along as well for "the next fifty? What is1 your opinion? WONDERING Essential Tastes Common Answer: Certainly a marriage thas is founded on congeniality rests upon a solid base and the husband and wife who have the same politics and religion and taste In cooking are much more likely to get-alopeaceably together than those who have not an idea a taste or a habit in common and who can start a fight at the drop of a 'hat So if you were getting on to- instead of being ards middle-ag- e I Jbre kids I would call down Tilessings on your marriage and exto attend your Golden Wed- " pect ding But at 18 you are too young to 'be satisfied with just suitability and common sense You want ro- -' mance and sentiment and thrills in your marriage and it will be dust and ashes in your teeth if you don't get it You are making the common mistake' of the very young in before thinking things are finished You think they really have begun that your hearts are broken and that you willteen-ag-never love again has played because some in a year or maybe you false but AaMtsn at vnni nrntp Urn nnii mill attack of calf love and wonder that ever mistooK a passing lancy the- erand nassion say that there is no risk "you In bov and eirl marrvinff who have entten alone amiablv to and gether fhrough their childhoodaoso-i adolescence wny mere is lutclv nn sure thiri ff in marriage Thtri Is always risk in marrlaee you may tninK you Know every nair ox a Doy s or gins neaa every Recreation Place t The city recreation program for establishing centers for boys and girls was at a standstill today Ray Goates city recreation di rector stated that he and Harold L Welch city commissioner John N Spargo chairman of the war recreation board Ferdinand Bahr U S representative and Harold Tribe real estate agent looked over a portion of the property formerly occupied by Dick's cafe with the hope of finding it in line with However it their requirements would necessitate a back entrance and would likely not be approved by fire department officials with such an entrance it was pointed ng er Ou - or her character every quirk ofhis af his or her mind but when you marry him or her you find vnu are united to a nerfect stranger That is the chance you navje to take in marriage And a still worse risk is that It vmi marrv without love VOU always are liable to meet some one you do fall In love with and there are hroken hearts ana tra thmiffht-- - Kedy Dear Miss Dix: My mother wants e to go to" college but I want town and get to go to a near-b- y a job and set up an apartment with another girl but my mother objects What do you advise me to H do? Answer: Listen to your mother For two adolescent girls to "set up an apartment without any older woman to chaperone them and look after them is simply for them to defy fate They are too ignorant to know how to take care of them selves or to protect themselves f ronv the wolves that prowl around looking for such innocent little lambs Don't think of do ing such a foolish thing Dear Miss T)if T (n m a war urifa My husband and 1 have had eieht years of a married life that has oeen a heaven on earth but now that he has eone to the front T am in a panic I am afraid of the future I can't understand what it is all about What I want io know Is: Is there any way that I can nrenari mv sell for the future? Will I be able - X-R- ay j THE C II Other buildings so far inspected You just can't be gloomy in a have had similar disadvantages kitchen that has these gay and hu morous Mexican motifs embroid which according to Mr Goates leaves the recreation department ered in bright colors on towels e stitchery—-outlinAll simple sin with full plans andssufficient fi thankful 507 nances to go ahead but no place and stitch Pattern gle running Coming Foreign Policies has transfer pattern of 7 motifs to go Great Britain Russia and the averaging 4 x 7 : stitches meantime Juvenile 'the Pro In States will combine and United cents m coins for Send fifteen this pattern to Needlecraf t Service bation Officer J Clair Owens has hold the peace so long as they reInc'- - First and Stevenso"n Streets stated that juvenile delinquency main friends (China may or may unur sucn time not be admitted to the inner counSan Francisco Calif Prmt plainly cannot be arrested facilities as recreational have been sels) How long these three great pattern number your name and provided that policing alone can nations will remain friends is anyaddress body's guess Other nations will be Fifteen cents more brings you not do the jod A supplementary program for the admitted to some sort of a world our new 1945 Needlecraf t Cata 95 illustrations of de voune people of Ogden which was organization but they will not have logue the use of gyms and much to say signs for embroidery toys knitting to include school buildings has the in shops Congress will pass legislation so crochet quilts handicraft air force can free doll pattern printed right in been shelved because the city that— our navy and — for- act in emergencies or office either school without the ignored catalogue But got the request made verbally in formal declaration of war the spring and formally later in this is a feeble step toward per the year for the use of the school manent peace This can be secured buildings and nas rented the gyms only as all nations are willing to for use by the M i a groups Mr give up certain rights as to tari iffs immigration restrictions natGoates said Common Expressions Mr Goates added that to date ural resource monopolies etc I see From Shakespeare adminthe only projects under way are no sign that the a brave new those part-tim-e The expression activities at Bonne- istration at Washington will do this world" now often used derisively ville Park and Grandview Acres It has been pointed out by the Aid to Farmers in speaking of impractical dream ers who plan a quart of milk for leaders of women's clubs that in Both farmers and union labor every Hottentot is from the fourth lieu of the civic center in the have had their honeymoons Both act of Tempest: "O brave new heart of Ogden it would be posget less consideration during world that has such people in it!" smie to locate neignoornooa centers will "What the dickens" occurs in Act in unused buildings such as gro- the next four years We may farm expect lower III of The Merry Wives of Winsor cery stores until such time as the mereiore — if any —prices a and few only wage Mistress Page in speaking of Sir main center could be organized and Certainly the total income John Falstaff exclaims "I cannot a suitable building found There raises both groups will be much less tell what the dickens his name is would have to be four such small of The rate for wages may What do you call your knight's centers for the neighborhoods and nbt be hourly cut but "overtime" will be name sirrah?" they would prove effective in keep "I'll tell the world" is not mod ing the youngsters occupied It was out the window We will go back ern slang In Act II of "Measure declared for Measure" Isabella says threatSPAR eningly to Angelo: "Sign me a present pardon for my brother or with an outstretched throat Lll tell the world what man thou art" Visits Ogden "Speak low when you speak love" from the popular song is from "Much Ado About Nothing Lieut Mff f!athririi fritlrl-mAct II Don Pedro trying to per United States coast eiiarri rpapr suade the beautiful Hero to go was in Ogden Wednesday on an walking with him murmurs as he She is in charge 10 (UP) — Sol inspection tour NEW Nov YORK draws her aside "Speak Iow: if of for the Twelfth naval recruiting dier votes in Pennsylvania and district wnn you speak love San neadquarters "Too much of a good thine" is Missouri today were expected to Francisco "Nov 23 second inbirthpure Shakespeare "As You Like decide close senatorial contests in day Of the SPARs pan rmlv moan It" Act III Orlando proposing to its excellent service in relieving Rosalind is shocked when she says those states as well as the Mis men lor comoat auty The motto mat she win take him and twenty souri gubernatorial race semper paratus (always ready) a more like him She explains "Why Missouri with 60000 soldier salty nickname inspires self confithen can one desire too much o votes on which tabulation will dence and ability to serve in a mili a good thing?" start tomorrow has tight contests Lieut Cockbum capacity" For a free copy of my new pam between Governor Forrest C Don- - tary xne quota win De reduced saia phlet giving the curious and inter nell Republican and Roy McKit somewhat after Nov 23- however esting origins of scores of military trick Democrat for senator and will continue for replacewords arid terms send a stamped Jean Paul Bradshaw Republican recruiting ments and special needs" the re(3c) envelope to and Phil M Donnelly Democrat ported Frank Colby 3221 Huntingdon for governor Capt Dorothy C Statton direcnace Houston Texas Donnell was leading McKlttrick tor of SPARs Ueut Comdr Ineva by more than 10000 and Brad Meyer Lieut Comdr Mawswl Mp to have a perfect home again? Am shaw was ahead of Donnelly by Kown public health director and Lieut Margaret Moon battalion nearly 17000 l Dorrowing xrouDie? In Pennsylvania incumbent Sen commander of the Palm "Rarh MRS H D S Answer: I think vnu r hnr ator James J Davis (R) trailed training school are in the Hawaiian almost 23000 behind Representa xaiaiias maKing a survey xor aderowing trouble and that the wise tive Francis Myers (D) in the quate housing for the first conting thing is just to live from day to senatorial race The 210000 sol ent 01 jsrAKs to he sent overseas and day keep your mind calm and dier votes'' east however poised so that vou can mit what he counted until Nov 22 will not it was reDorted Yeoman Clara Joiner local reever comes None of us can preWhile reports from New York cruiter has done an excellent Job pare for the future because we do City where there was no post here partially due to the cooperanot know what the future will be of the count showed tion of Ogden citizens" said Lieut ponement lixe members ©f the armed forces vot Cockbum ' "I'm sure the fine attiing 175648 for President Roosevelt tude will continue during the ento 66434 for Governor Thomas E listment of seventeen-year-olwho Dewey returns late yesterday gave will he Ininin? the rnnsf cniarH Atv no conclusive proof of soldier information concerning the SPARs Tocltamt preference in the nation for either ana coast guaras may De ootained Itndtr part— tootht raw smarting kir presidential candidate at the located at the sub station Indiana reported that the soldier federal nd quickly promote comfort dpn don room 288" she building vote in 28 of 231 precincts in Lake ccnciuaea county gave Dewey a advantage while other scattered reports favored Mr Roosevelt e Colby s Words R Graauata lady operator in attendance O xr ft Decide Contests re-cen- tly com-mend- In short conditions make presirather than do presidents make conditions The masses of the entire world are on the march Neither Roosevelt nor nor an undecided election Dewey can stop them It is a mistake to try to block thein as did Avery of Montgomery-War- d it is a mistake to cheer them as have many politicians during the past two months The wise man will attend to his own business keep out of debt educate his children to be useful and wait for these masses to learn their lesson through experience As to the effect of the elections on the markets I expect no more changes than have already occurred I am bearish on municipals and other high grade bonds but am still bullish on most stocks I do however not rails or shipping t u "wva-me next tour years ed ak-craf-ts ed ' Conclusions dents Taken From Our Files T M Sgt Armond J Stoker 24 nephew of Mr and Mrs Albert Twenty Years Ago Mortensen Sunset is a member of Emma Goldman leader of radia giouna crew cals who was deported from the avfor a marine United States in 1919 tells her iation group London friends that "she still loves which was the U S A" by Maj A list of the chairmen of imGen Ralphun-J Mitchell for portant committees of the U S senate justifies a news writer in selfish devotion to duty during saying "the west is in the saddle" the Japanes e shelling of BoGoldfield Nevada has another ugainville air fire The town is almost wiped strips The cita out But the oldtimers are sure tion reads as folthat their town will once more be lows: on the map as a gold mining cen"Their disre ter gard of their own personal Tom Sims says: All cigars given safety in order Stoker away in a presidential election are that the aircraft assigned them enough to make any man quit could continue to operate is smoking worthy of the highest praise and admiration'? F N Hess for 33 years in the Sgt Stoker enlisted in the ma- employ of the Union Pacific has rine corps on April 1 1940 He retired and is moving to Los Anhas been overseas for the past 22 geles months He has a brother serving in the army air corps and one in tJIayor Klrkendall has quit the use of tobacco He says he does the navy this on every Armistice day and keeps it up until Christmas American Legion is planning Charged in a The program for celebrating Armistice day tomorrow There will be a big dinner at the Weber club Divorce and a dance in the evening at the White City Two divorce complaints had" been filed "in Second district court today both on charges of cruelty' Fifty Years Ago The Cherokee legislature at Tal has lequah Indian Territory passed an act forbidding any member of the tribe to sell his land to a oa penalty cf death non-Cherok- ee Two of the famous Cook gang cf bandits raided the town of Lenepah In Indian Territory robbed three stores and escaped after killing two citizens who tried to stop them William Jennings Bryan defeated to In bis campaign for congress will carry on for the free coinage of silver for the income tax and election of United States senators by direct vote of the re-electi- on people- - Forest fires still rage In western Tennessee and eastern Arkansas Numerous farm house have been abandoned to the flames by the owners "It is justly claimed that Jewel stoves and ranges are the best in the world Consolidated Imple- Cruelty IL W Rankin well known Evangelist has been engaged by local ministers to come to Ogden and conduct union revival services " Suits Could Adam Eat the Apple With Stomach Ulcer Pains? 11 The biblical atory of Adam eating a raw coma to pasa appla might never have had he auflered after-eatlDont Ignore your sufferings Try Udg for relief of ulcer and atomach pair Indigestion gaa paiaa for heartburn Cuticura ioftent fclarVliead t'm tar V burning eensatioa bloat and other easy removal Scientifically tnildiy medicated condiUona caused by excesa acid Get a 25c box of Uds Tablets from your or druggist First doee must convince return box to ua and get DOUBLE Gladys Prantil filed against Elmo Ramo Prantil whom she married Oct 7 1944 and Joseph A Nadall filed against Grant W Nadall They were married Aug 5 1926 in Provo n nj TOUR MONTT BACK L iJvLi vi) vl) LiVi V Li hJiA friA Lsc h)S Lh IS e5 m r '©T?mh8 TV)) TOPTP HI i)V WffflWT? 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"It certainly does Judge Particularly tha ! test paragraphs Would you mind r reading that again?" MGIad to Bill '1 It says 'We can remember Coffee Makers the days of prohibition when moonshine whiskey made quick fortunes for bootleggers crooked politicians and dishonest police officials As a result we claim we know what we want in the way of liquor legislation ihosi oi homt skouldwail until wi return bifort initiaiinifuriher kgkMhn on liquor controC 19 ''Out of fairness to our boys over thcra fighting Judge how could we disobey such andf a wish?" Tkii adttrtisemmt tpmunei by Conftrentt Electrie Broilers Assorted Sizes cf Vises Wool Army Blankets Hhaki Hriv ttr 103 per Sleeping Basi C505 :ars u hln cest 'Tirgln wool ' C19 V Mail Orders Promptly 7R rilled mm stores f Akokelie Cettragt Industries Inc 2 lbs 30c Haiti Floor reeles BuiMiofr N £ Comer litik aad Kleitl pint 89c Ifa 20c Gride A a E)39c Ib 32c SAUSAGE Gountry Gr&de OID LAWB euo? l fi Electric Hot Plates 'That's reaHy a great editorial you just read to us Judge Where did you say it appeared?" "In 'The Stars and Stripes the newspaper of the US Armed Forces in Europe ' FRESH OYSTinS Eheepllned Coats P I 1 NU-BOV- L Cleans Closet BoIs Ifc 1 NU- - 'i 1 H DRAIN 1 CLOZ Opens qts ioc Clogged lb 30c 1 NU Drains Gal 15c I7c -- ment Co" s ' I Lieutenant Soldier Ballots THE OLD JUDGE SAYSM " i : ds Lewis Bldr Ogden 'Ctih Pbooe 6301 ?0-ho- ur 3? R Official Praise week I !he advise both farmers andstrongly wage workers to begin immediately to save up money for a rainy day" it surely is coming Moreover this would still be true if the election had gone the other way Free Enterprise to Be Tested Botht candidates at heart believed in "free enterprise" so long " will keep It rinp employed When however people nnt nrp Ciit" the voters unemployment surely will demand that something be done This "something" will be quack remedies contrary to the tree enterprise efitiv Certainlv mi the returning soldiers sailors and oome or this aid will he oillcu uneconomic Washington will be driven to it acuon win along the inevitable inflationhelp and snm dav cause us a lot of trouble This nowever should not come until around 1950 well-se-?ct- THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10 1844 ng ' JONES CLINIC j ar j Caths and Massage Colon Irrigations Service Distortions Spinal Corrected o OUt By Roger BABSON PARK Mass Nov 10 —Notwithstanding the results of Tuesday I now make some predictions as to what will happen at Washington during the next four years These forecasts assume the Republicans and conservative Dem ocrats will combine to control congress Taxes Will Be Lower Taxes will materially be reduced A reduction in excess profits taxes will come shortly after the col lapse of Germany Most "nuisance" taxes will be eliminated corporation taxes will later be put back figures Personal nearly to 'pre-wshould be reduced taxes income last to be the be will but these lowered There will be no attempt to bal ance the budget This is something to aim for but it will be done Too radical cuts could slowly cause deflation which at this time would-fcworse than inflation The United States will however dilifinancial gently work for awebetter all should be setup for which Gronnd Crew Gets NU- 2 Oxydol P&G SOAP Large A Crisco 3 Lb Cans Pkg 10 Bars Jar 15c 23c 45c 6'He |