Show I THI OOOEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- Do You Want Poor Beauty Or Ugly Girl Who Is Rich It Happened in Ogden-' 1 By George Gallup rT Director American Institute of Fnblic Opinion PRINCETON ifcr J N Oct 23— beau- Would a man rather marry a tiful girl who is penniless than a rich one who's plain looking? Believe it or not men say they would rather marry the poor one than the one with the bags full of money At least that's what the largest number said in a survey on the subject conducted by the American Aninstitute of public opinion other fairly large group said they honestly don't know what they'd do if confronted with the choice between beauty and money And a good many gallantly took the position that other qualities in ft wife are more important than either looks or that lovely green folding stuff Celike Story Prince Unlike the prince in trie story book who spurned all the girls of the kingdom to marry the penniless kitchen maid Cinderella one man in four says he'd take the wealthy gal any day Here's the way the question was put in the survey: "If you were a young man and looking for a bride which would you prefer — a young girl who is very pretty or a young girl who is not pretty but has a lot of money?" This is the way the men voted: Prefer pretty girl 33 Prefer wealthy girl 23 Other qualities more 18 important Can t decide 26 1 dined they are to say that other qualities count tar more man either good looks or fat bank accounts "Other Qualities" These "other qualities" consist of many different things the survey finds Among the ones mentioned most often were: "A girl who can cook good disposition and personality more important than money or looks pick someone you'd be happy with regardless "Character intelligence and common sense are what count good companion and someone who's I'd rather have a worthwhile girl who is considerate and understanding" "One man summed up his feelings this way: "I want a girl who has beauty from within" Looks vs Brains In an earlier survey the institute n of Ameriasked a cans whether they think a man considers look more important than brains when seeking a mate The men divide about evenly in their views on this question But women seem to have little doubt They think a man considers looks 100 cross-sectio- more important vote: Years Ago 20 T50 Douglas Moore assistant manager of the Pacific branch of the American Red Cross had arrived here w direct activities of the Weber county chapter of the organization in the annual roll call which opens Nov 11 and closes Nov 27 If Women Were Men How do women answer this question — what would they do if they were men? I Well more of them are undecided to begin with But fewer of them say they would marry the pretty girl than the wealthy one If they were a man Their vote is 29 per cent that It would be better to marry the good looking girl 22 per cent the wealthy girl while 21 per cent say other qualities are the really important things and 31 per cent are undecided It's interesting too that the older people get the less inclined they are to think that a man should marry for looks and the more in- - By Major Thomas 4 M Nial Sorry I can't help readers who ask "Will I be drafted?" or "Will I be called up as a reservist?" The only aid and comfort I can give is to toss you some armed forces' strength figures — past present and future They'll give no aid and comfort to our enemies because they've been published before You can use them and draw your own conclusions Today I'll give the army picture including the outlook for doctors Next time the other services The army's strength was 591700 in 10 divisions at 70 per cent of war strength and In eight separate regiments One future estimate for next June 30 says the army will have 1100000 Congress has been assuming an ultimate figure of 1500000 Four national guard divisions and two guard regimental combat teams have been called numbering something over 50000 Enlistments are now running over 20000 a month and the army has already taken more than 30000 draftees By the end of December a total 210000 draftees will be taken The army 0 says it will need an additional in January February and March As for reservists the army has announced it is recalling nearly 133000 Still to go by Nov 10 are 400 enlisted men with less than a year active duty and not now in organized units Also to go during November are 2561 captains and 7004 first and second lieutenants not in the organized reserve plus 205 company grade chaplains In addition the of army will completed it call-u- p 1644 women organized reservists by Nov 29 and of 240 Company grade aviation officers by the end of December i Years Ago The main musical event of the at the Optra house was "The Mandarni" by the Salt Lake Opera company of 50 artists includ ing Messrs Goddard Spencer Py per Campbell and Graham and Misses Savage Fisher Levy Pye and Clark pre-Kore- formerly of George A Hawkes of the Rio Ogden a student at the University Grande was an Ogden visitor of Colorado had arrived here for a brief visit Colonel Dodge was expected in on a special railroad car Clarence Nichols manager of Ogden the Hawkes Transfer and Storage Twelve carloads of sugar beets company of Pocatello Idaho had arrived here to set up an Ogden had come in from Cache valley for the sugar factory office Clyde Stewart one of the lead£ R Hunt of the Rio Grande ing agricultural course students at had returned from a trip through the Weber high school was chosen Future Fanner secretary at a meet- Cache valley and Idaho ing held in Salt Lake City G H Olmstead formerly trainFive-roohouse modern large master of the Oregon Short Line lot garage was being offered for had been named acting superin$2750 with $50 down and $25 per tendent of the Montana division month John D McCrumm to succeed Malloy New York E H Williams had been appointed trainmaster and S B Castle succeeds him as chief dispatcher Plans of the new R G W freight and Washingdepot at Twenty-firs- t ton had been approved and corrected The grounds had been laid off for the new building and Colonel Dodge and A K We! by were expected to see about starting work Oct 27 an 120-00- m er 100 What About Being Drafted? Doctors Needed season Here was the George S Eccles secretary-treasur"When a man thinks of marryof the First Security corporing a woman which do you think he considers more important — ation and vice president of the First National and First Savings her looks or her brains? Vote of Vote of banks of Ogden and the National Men Women Copper bank Salt Lake was to be one of the principal speakers be42' 58 Looks 43 34 Brains fore the annual convention of Robert Morris association national as2 4 Both 11 Don't know of financial credit met it sociation to be held at Briar Cliff Manor 100 R OCTOBER 23 1800 NINC Announclnq ih ' How about doctors? The army aril v to the army ys that by the end of last month leased as soon as ii iiau csucu oo reserve mus with draftees trained at government expense but with no prior service not ha ve units It says it will call up 280 more who had some prior service 190 of them in company grades and 150 in higher grades An additional 220 docs now in reserve units may be called up with their outfits The army's doctor need is so bad that the defense department is having the navy call up 570 reserve physicians and detail them tempor- re-ser- Auloist Unhurt In Accident Oct 23— WEBER CANYON A Reamsey 40 125 Binford n escaped injury last night at in a single-ca- r accident on U S highway 31 near the power Jack eight-fiftee- Finally the army's first draft call is for 922 doctors 500 dentists and 100 veterinarians to be delivered by the end of January The army has told congress it expects to draft a total of 2000 doctors and 1400 dentists by the end of March Draft Director Lewis B Hershey says induction of doctors will probThe group ably start in December which registered Oct 16 includes those under 50 trained at governor ment expense ASTP and deferred during the war both those who had less than 90 days active duty and those who had more than 90 days but less than 21 months The draft also affects "allied specialist categories" which the law says include veterinarians optometrists pharmacists and osteopaths but it is not limited to these U any other categories are included selective service will announce them Incidentally even it thoe ted by the mf have already registered under the 1946 draft law they must register again but not if they're in the reserves V-1- 2 I a'-fe- plant Trooper Ted London said Ramsey's machine crashed into a guard rail after the spindle of a front wheel axle broke The railing pre(You may write Major Nial care vented the machine from plunging of this newspaper about your own into the Weber river he said d but The machine was traveling down problem the canyon and swerved across the please enclose a highway Damage was estimated at stamped enveloMjf (From AP Newsfeatures) $200 Trooper London was assisted at the accident scene by Sheriff Barney Dahlquist of Morgan county service-connecte- self-address- ed 37 to Meet Camp No 37 D U P Marguerite Van Drimmelen captain will Camp No meet Thursday Oct 26 at two p m at 155 West Thirtieth Ethel Barker assisting hostess ' FORLliIjiijSKIN g TZ Quick relief follows mild Rasfasoi Soap cleansing and application of soothing gentry medicated Resinol resinol:"- - CHICAGO Oct JB CAP) —A mother of seven children says her landlady has created I bathing crisis by keeping her goldfish— all 40 of them— In the S fam-HjT- bathtub Mrs McDermed fa Emily whose family rents three of the five rooms in the home of Mrs Anna Starkus 55 obtained a disorderly conduct warrant from Judge John Zuris last Wednes- day She told him she couldn't pull the plug because it was sealed in She couldn't make it hot for the fish she added because there was no hot water and no faucets Patrolman William Crawford said he has tried twice to serve the warrant When he went in he front door he said Mrs Starkus went out the back He iried the back and she went out the front He say s he's going back with policewoman and cover both dootsf - f MQNTbbUTi EMALE COKlPlAINTS Are yon troubled by distreea Of female functional periodic cUstuxb-aaos- st Dom this asaka you suffer from pain feel ta vrwu tired — at such tunes? 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