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Show Utah Plants Will Process 600,000 Tons of Beets CITY. SALT LAKE t r' 000 , of the beets. But despite harvested before freeze-in be weather year's plantings, a- .it I LAKE CITY, Oct. 19 _ a SALT --The Utah State tax study | really it it Stories Bedtime to Publicity Setup it is probable that shortage will continue into j i j Levv- with the goal set at 15 to 25 cent in excess of the 1946 One sugar official said, that despite increases in beet sugar production it it With Bo Away are underway Already plans expanding next Dorothy Dix plant, in Utah Advised the difficulties, they said, the crop is expected to occurs. So if you want to keep your bus- ^husbands. Never be silly enough +and to act generally crazy Of course, no husband will band thanking God on his kneesto tell your husband a piece of more his that he got you for a wife, don't news, or show him your newhi as his the mother used to bother about trying to keep young until you have first stoked him when he was 5 years old, and beautiful and retaining your with a good dinner. If every better he likes it or waste any time knew how to cook like mother And, of course, the wise w'ife figure, girlish would solve the divorce ssumes mother's attitude toward does, m attempting to be a household problem. her husband's faults and kids her^at home, and the more you treat TM£P- Just follow mother's tac- Be your husband's press agent, ^ i^'b^ev^* Sat she Babying Husbands Go about boasting of what a him as if he were a toddling infas mother correct them, a me a Boy you Just ,Little or lawyer, or business Brides, let give tip that Johnny would outgthat will enable you to keep ant, the stronger your hold will Don't make the fatal mistake ofdoctor, your husband is, and quoting thought row his little ways. It seldom husbands eating out of your hands upon him. ques-that settled anypens treating him as if he were an adult I opinion as if way, but if a wife for the next 50 years and still have have one technique for human being, responsible for his tion, even as you repeat the loves her husband she comes to an appetite for wedding cake, and another one for He may be a chief justice thing little Johnny said, or brag acts. courtship love his weaknesses, even as his a gay young a second Solomon abroad, but how marvelous fs to mother them. It is the one ria*e heWhile a man is around Susie that is mother did, just because thny arc man A vvith a iiaUgiiLjfis onlyc a naughty little stand alone. likes to ,play can't recipe for retaining - aJiusbands blade lamour gir 3n the cuties who affections that t never fails, boy who is bound to play, hookey well toot his own horn, but. oh, his. sometimes because he is made how he dotes on the wife who Mothers have the faculty of shuno matter how _big and strong and * a run for money by a man is, nor how being uncertain, coy, and i hard tothat just tting their eyes to their children's self-reliant way, and he wants a wife who I for him! men -he controls in the outside please. But after marriage he Every bride should pray will him as his mother would Make a fuss over your husband. God to bestow upon her that gift, Don't save all of your endeara wife who won't expect --spank him when he is bad, world, he still wants to be babied ments and your silly baby talk for, no matter how many children him to keep up a hot line of love make up, and never has. her husband will always for the kids- Men want their wives talk and feel herself neglected if it again. be doesn't want to- step out to a Then, feed the brute. You know tell them that they are hand- be her biggest baby. night club after a gruelling day's how a baby yells and kicks and somer than any movie star, and (Copyright by- the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) screams when he is hungry. So that wisdom will perish with them, work at the office. By Thornton W. Burgess Out Where Peter, Finds Killy Lives MY LINh EMWMLE.BEHMPA COTTAGE MINP, TOMMY.' GO CALL A POLICE WRECK f NEVER GET I 5NASGEI7 When Peter Rabbit had gossiped OUT IN THE LET'S WAS TROLLIN6, WHILE TRUCK WITH A HOIST ON IT, enough with Banker the Bank: BOAT/ WE'VE ONLY GABBY.' WE MAY HAVE. SEE? 50 Swallow and had learned how ONE MORE PAY LOOK HEKE.PAP/ -HB#£'S A CA? POWfJ BULLSEVE/ Banker and his wife actually had FISH/ PLUMBER LEFT THIS THS8E- - AN AJAX SEDAN' dug the little hole in the bank POOR OPEN WHEN HE where they had made their nest, WAS WORKING ON he took a short cut for home THOSE PIPES.' across the Green Meadows. It took him past a certain tall dead tree. A sharp cry of "KiH-ee, kill-ee, kill-ce," caused him _ to look. up just in time to see. a trim, handsome bird whose body was in Every Line Utah-Idaho Sugar Oct. 19 (AP)+the . S washingfactories will turn about 600, tons of beets into vitally-need^e 5Swd.ho ed sugar this season, an increase from the 437,000 tons of beets processed in 1945. figures, sugar Disclosing the said inclement ^ amai * JJ^gatits factory at company officials weather, labor shortages ****** lacki Utah and at plants in. in** of freight cars were proving serious Oregon. handicaps in the orderly processing Utah News I jttee approved recommenda1948. Rationing in this country aboshing the state departprobably will last until then, he publicity and industrial said. development and replacing tne about the size of Sammy Jays, In Utah about 75 per cent of theif are commission witn a .whose longer wings and tail but puchand n crop a director harvested final e by state's its is .it made him look bigger. One glance mechanical with equipment hearing last night. labor, was enough to tell Peter that this used in the remainder of the fields. nilworth Walker committee conwas a Hawk, the smallest of the mmendations well underway thc Harvesting is family. It was Killy the Sparrow throughout the territory served by were subse U ently approved Hawk. He is too small for Peter by the full committee. to fear him, so now Peter was Walker said abolition of the pubwith nothing more than possessed cue a 4691 your to Pattern is a and sat up to licity and industrial development curiosity lively how your would make an addit- versatile wardrobe! See department you when select W Out' over the meadow gr ass Killy RYDER'S AIL RIGHT, SHERIFF, BUI 6ESi*N FIRST THING ional $700.000 a year available te- dollars stretch O LIKE IT, BUT RECMS "quick-easy" pattern. Its sim- sailed Suddenly with beating state B and C road funds, for city lines WHILE 6HER1FF "MERE AINM THAT Wear turn the trick. HE CANT TELL and county construction, from mo-ple he keot himself in one place -rDLTRE IAIO UP.' A BETTER fW PLUGGED m the tor vehicle registration revenue. forever! Sleeve choice, 2 motifs. wings' down and then dropped air IN THE COUtiTt The funds now go to the P. I. -L- This pattern, easy to use, sim- in the grass. In an instant he FOR THE JOB' sew, is tested for fit. Inc- was up to ple see and could Peter department. complete illustrated instruct- That he again m a had He recommended budgeting of aludes fat grasshopper I ions. his claws Back to the top of the SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 19 definite sum annually for state ad4691. Pattern Sizes 12, 14, 16, dead he flew and there tree the fund to be ad- 20. Size 16 takes 2 3-8 tall Utahns were urged today to vertising, with one yards man under the ministered by watch prices of articles they was 39-inch. buy, avoiding the purchase of governor. Send 25 cents in coin for this Killv His back was reddishthose on which there is an ind- Walker's proposal for the to Anne Adams Pattern brown with a band of black near pattern 16 ication of profiteering. department would make the stateService, - ^ tip being white. His First Street, San FranThe appeal was voiced by Mrs.director appointee of the governor cisco, Print plainly name, slaty-blue with little G. A. Marr, executive commi- with approval by the state senateaddress,Calif. size and style number. bars of black, the longest feathers ttee chairman of the Utah Buy- necessary. Walker urged retention Justando u .the new Anne Adams of the welfare advisory council. Fall ers' strike. Winterl946-47 Pattern having;^ "Prices may adjust themselves Book! Send 15 cents more for I was a oe ^^ bluish with in time," Mrs. Marr said, "but copy now! It will bring you ^,- f g h on top. Before meanwhile there can be a lot .°? for the whole fJ«a m deach ear was a black of profiteering going on. We .a Free pattern _hat and^Dcnm^ ^^ like want to arouse the housewife bag set printed right in book. CAM YOU READ WE MEMU. LARO? ITS fof all the rest of his famto buy carefully. We must _ . .--AI--v tS'r i. OF Those e-eiRis ARE was hooked. down on out-of-reason prices." YOU KNOW. OKAY. IF YOU SAY so ily As Peter sat there admiring Killy MOST OF THE BOYS ARE ORDER.ear .RNAMQNJS THC Mrs. Marr summoned members noticed a hole high up m the (MS- ROAST PMEASAKJT EVEMIMG. BOYS ARE STRICTLY of the executive committee to IMTME *DOUGHNDTS PRESUME WE meet Tuesday to draft further of the tree. Right away he AMD COFFEE* BRACKET.' HAVE MOTHIM6whai Jenny Wren had THIN THEIR action. OKAY SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 19 To ^ is told him about Killy's making his Led by 18-year-old Eugene Hansen, home in just such a hole. Just East Garland, Box Elder county, then Killy flew over and dropped state F.F.A. association president, in the grass Just in front of Peter, 200 of Utah's youth were en where he caught another fat grassof Readers Want to Know today to the Future Farmers America Victory National convenAkron: What is the origin of the is ..la- your home up there? tion in Kansas. The group left common Peter hastily. "It certainly exclamation "dear me?"--iasked Friday evening. s Peter" replied Killy. "This is At Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Alben A. de G. the third summer-Mrs ply and Borgstrom, farm operators, Thatch- Answer:"The origin is uncertain. I have made our home there. YellSALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 19 er, Box Elder county, who lost four ow Wing the Flicker made for Members and pastors of Methodist of their five sons in the recent war, DeVere, in "Americanisms" us though he didn't know he was churches throughout Utah and east- 12 Nevada F.F.A. representa- (1872), states: "Dear me is a making for us at the time. ern Nevada will meet in Salt tives boarded the train. The English phrase, recently traced "You seem to be very fond of are stroms of National the guests and Monday Tuesday for City Peter ventured. -F. F. A. association and will be back to the enthusiastic travelers to"rasshoupers," t "I am," replied two-day fall conference. Killy. iney a seshonored memorial to the at imitate t NICE tried Italian CXXJIA.10 special Hammaker dCWON -TW/» UP Wilbur E. Bishop YOU CAN STAY WE12E 01OW, mio! and this produced the are very fine gating when one can KNOWltflOU.Me. AROUND AN' sion in the Kansas City municipal Denver will be in charge. COUNTED ON YOU T AJMO BE ASSISTANT popular ejaculation." (Dio, "God," DCVOTt YOUR TALENT* auditorium Monday. ME-BUT KINDA LET ME 5TONEJ Other guest speakers will inckind of food MOO TILL Ot V A WANT TIM1. L. R. Humphreys, professor of mio, "my.") TO TH" WEU»Aft* OF KNOW HOW THINGS WONDERFUL TEETH PALL lude Dr. Walter G. Williams, proCOME WAS the you eat?" asked Peter. INVENTION: agricultural education, U. S. A. C., Cincinnati: Please what ismeanfessor of Old Testament at the and OUT. BLTT NOT ME" TO BE GU.M3 ONE shou NEVER. say "I laughed. Killy and Downs, correct Soyu. Elvin state assistant pronunciation DenSchool in of Theology HWE lliff not s s a d he.he. eat spiders and of agricultural education areing of the term Papist?--B. W. worms ver; Dr. Niles H. Barnard of Chiand all sorts of jnsecls. But Answer: The pronunciation is: cago, and ministers and lay lead- in charge of the contingent. boys, .Leroy, 30; PAY-pist Webster's definition is: for real good eating give me ers from Nevada and Utah churches. Bprgstrom Mouse. I don obClyde. 28; Roland D.. 19, and Rulori Roman Catholic regarded as fat Meadow Arrangements for the conferhad all been active in the F. partisan of the Pope;--used dispara-ject to a Sparrow or some other ence are being directed by Dr. J., A. small bird now and then, but take program. Roland and F. gingly." W. E. Blackstock, superintendent the season though I lTMe mosSy The fifth son, Boyd Los Angeles: What is the correct of the Utah mission of the Meth- were twins. on grasshoppers, insects and micenow operating the family of C., is plural "bus"?--Betty. odist church. Answer: The dictionaries show I do a lot of good m the world, farm. "buses" as first choice, and "buss- if you did but know es" as second choice. However, "buses" is the official plural as used within the transportation industry. It has been explained that Girls think they know all "busses" suggests the plural of neighbors. the answers, and yet the an old-fashioned word for "kiss." Next story: Bpomer the Nighthmen think they are smarter, San Bernardino: Please pronawk Startles Peter Rabbit we say LEAVE IT TO YOU UPT Wt H«W SOU IGNORED but ounce the word "valance" (wind(Released by the Associated OBWftS NOt TO THE GIRLS! This popular ow drapery) for me. I have alwNewspapers.) TURNEO VOU I is ansshow H «*»#. FOR THE BORDER! Saturday night, ·---ays placed the K.accent on the first WTlNWWKTB SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 19 wers the romantic quessyllable.--D. C. New International, with the of Webster's tions sent in by you listen- Financial reports filed Utah candi- Answer: Right. Valance is a perers. The guest tonight will secretary of state by rhyme for "balance." dates reveal Arthur V. Watkins, fect be Charles Spear, well once suggested "so- SC Thed Hed Typer produced this Republican candidate for U. S. sen- Omaha: andI known writer and producer masterpiece recently in an Illinois "sororially" as the and Rep. Walter K. Granger, souse ator, who recently wrote a book daily ''She and her happy and of "fraternal" equivalent on women. After his session Democratic candidate for re-elecNew York._ by for departed plane Would such coinages "fraternally." with Thc Girls tonight he tion, have been the heaviest be proper?--A. C. G. My pamphlet, Superstitions About may be forced to write on in the state campaign. Answer: Latin Fn Jlish the Certainly if Watkins reported expenditures exposes many false beliefs ano'ther subject. For fun. could fratproduce (brother) fr.'ter and ? n e g h k P is wrong to end a sentLEAVE IT TO THE $1,901 up to Oct. 12 with to listen no one could fraternally, GIRLS every Saturday night donated by the Republican central ernal ence with a preposition that object to sororial and sororially committee. at 7:30 P. M. over from the Latin soror (sister). In "Arer't I?" is society English that Granger said he had spent $1,are "Reverend" is the proper title ""for fact, sororial and sprorially G18.43 as of the same date, adding minuter, etc. For a free copy, on 2401 page sanction complete tmd a stamped, self-addressed enthat he had put out an additional $750 which he expected to be refvelope to Frani, Colby 3221 Huntunded by the Democratic central publican listed receipts of $6,880 irjt.uujn. _ v,_ ^ Houston, Texas, , committee. aftd disbursements of $5,088. Of the campaign as a whole, David J. Wilson, Republican canthe state Democratic central co- didate for congress from the First mittee has spent more than the district, reported he had spent (Republican group. The DemoA U'tah law limits candidates cratic state central committee i listed receipts of $8,476.84 end ex-for the U. S. senate to expendij listed receipts of $8,476.84 and ex- tures of not more than $4000, while penditures of $6,165.30, while Re- candidates for the house of representatives are limited to $2000. world ,. Watch Prices, Is Advice to it Utah Buyers Jl F Cnfak Take My f^S[* '' | ....J t .. . Word ,i , WHO CAKES rTKE,' PRSCBS ARS IW EHOUSH/ * By Colby Methodists Set FaO il girl's for At ... -- j t... Youths Leave ILL LOOKIST CUTT Conference ? it it . . . i t , « it. GIRLS... Granger, Watkins Spend Most · «W ti m, NOW Evenings Sunday, 10 P.-T.A. Session Dated . . . _ . -N Oct. 19 -- Members OPEN till a. 10 m. p. m. till 8 p. m. STIMSON MARKET 26th Street at Monroe Boulevard of the Davis county council, Parent-Teacher associations, will meet in regular session next Thursday at eight p. m. at the John R. Barnes M^lT y room Virginia of the in Wille. Merrill, representative county council, will address the It's later S. T. than you DOBS \V-~L W/X9-A fx SAy.TVJISGS, MOW AM AD SOUND TORn\\\S * WANTED -*· s £L vo rmBUM Uf j tliink! TO SM© . vAf^ r*i~* ftr/'i*^ i 1 r* r+ _ FOR. O VO1C i ;eur Wise householders are calling us every day to order their winter's supply of coal--and to have our service department check over their heating equipment to insure efficient economical operation. -· RADIO G U K.LO. 143U I kc. Standard-Examiner D E K U V L , 13X0 Rt. RSL KU'l A 116U kc. News 570 News and EUery Queen Sports CBS Music Makers I Denl in 6:55. Ned Cftlmor Crime iSnt. Roundup lYour IGangbustsrs I with Roy Rortersi Hit I 7:151 Roundup 7:30 : icave to the ICfin You Top I Pnnidc ISherlock I This? 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