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J of o r- r I I I I I I FIVE FIrE LITTLE WORDS worms THERE ARE five lve little words Id I'd have hn you to know They are Pardon me Thank you ana Please Ob Oh use them quite often wherever you ou go There Thero are few tew words more useful than these These five little words are filled with a power That money or fame tame cannot give So go commit them to memory this very hour And uso use them as long as you live I Truth o o o I REGARDING LEGS I HAVING STRONG legs Is of major Importance to a boxer The stronger a aman's amans amans aman's mans man's legs are the harder It Is to knock him out That's why there have been so many exceptionally good Negro fighters Generally speaking the legs of the Negro are stronger than those of a white man Filipinos who make great also have strong legs Natives of Finland are others who are noted for tor leg strength But the Finns dont don't seem to care for tor boxing Offhand I cannot recall one suc suc- successful successful successful Finnish boxer O O O TELL YOUR TROUBLES LES SAYS A columnist Everybody should have somebody to tell their troubles to If It you OU repress your troubles s this drives the thoughts of same back into your subconscious mind The subconscious mind becomes overcrowded with depress depress- depressing ing thoughts and that's bad It causes sleeplessness nightmares and other more serious afflictions On this the experts on the subject are agreed Some men dont don't even en tell their troubles to their I I wives I They dont don't want to worry the little ladles And some wives conceal their worries from their husbands They dislike creating a mournful domestic atmosphere or dont don't want their spouses to consider them crepe So their health suffers If It you haven't a sym sym- sympathetic sympathetic sympathetic pathetic friend to pour out your worries to try to get one Immediately O O O I RECRUITING FOR FOB the armed forces is 15 is reported to be going ahead at a pretty lively rate Probably a lot of or young fellows have discovered that being a civilian is a luxury they cannot afford r. r st this time Brubaker Brubaker In The New Yorker Exchange Exchange O O O MORE lOnc PRODUCTION AHEAD D THE INCREASE in the price of ot silver and the OPA extension law can mean meana a substantial production of or metals In Inthe inthe the future and an additional amount ot or mine employment and consumption of or much machinery and equipment Most silver mines can meet additional cost with the 19 cent Increase and I mines producing pro other metals with sil- sil silver sil silver ver Ter as a product by-product pro by-pro luct will be bo materially benefited 1 Premiums for tor production over-production for tor small copper lead and zinc mines are continued for tor one year or until June 20 30 1947 by the OPA extension bill bUl and this should assist them In converting back to peacetime operation Both the silver boost and the premiums will be beneficial to all min min- mining ing lag during the present transition from t war to to peacetime economy and will as- as ast t List fist greatly In bringing out tho the metals t. t r so 60 badly needed by Industry I P A number of or Important equipment Items Hems have been released by OPA and I while this may mean a higher price for forthe forthe forthe the equipment and materials It at least will make more equipment available as general production continues to expand Mining and Industrial News O O O XO Bo BONUS o ms MOST VETERANS organizations had hadnot not proposed a state bonus because of or lack of or funds by the state What hat they did want and considered their right fight to hay have e were aids In the necessities necessities necessities ties of re They wanted state schools s to help the veteran know a Job a state bank that could loan money to veterans without a high rate ate of or Interest or carrying charge the right fight for 18 year-olds year to vote and be fully qualified citizens a state of the building material shortage rest lest camps for tor convalescent veterans tome Lame wanted state financial aid in ad ad- addition addition addition to the G. G I. I Bill of or Rights In attending college Salt college Salt Lake Post For- For Foro Forum Forum um o 00 o 00 o- o I KEW Ml IN IS NETWORK K RECENTLY TAKEN Into the VF V network were 34 members from Coalville The new post was Instituted by Depart Depart- Department Department ment meat commander Don C. C James and sr vice Ice Glen E E. E Thompson Coalville planned for tor a full calendar or of f social events and a membership drive Elected to lead the post were Bill BUl Blonquist Grant Brown sr vice vice- Cm Ted Boyer Jr vice Ice Grant Geary eary Post Post Forum O 00 O 00 O 00 I l' l I KING EDWARD VII of or England delighted de- de del delighted l lighted in the companionship of his grandchildren Playtime with them was wasIs ft his Is happiest diversion The children neither wither knew nor cared that he was the thc ruler Ier of or a great empire and that was wase the we e way he wanted it st Ono uno morning a arrived ed at atie the ho ie childrens children's rooms to fit the young Prince linea Edward with a new suit of off f clothes othes he She was about to advance into the room when she he noticed a stout t IY gentleman chatting with the She hesitated whereupon Prince ini in nce Edward ran forward Come on r Dont Don't Dont Don't mind HIM hes he's he's hes only grand- grand f Papa apal 00 00 00 lie Ilc S K A 1 RIB IU T G US MAX MAN s 1 l 1 flom d t YEs r that A guy Buy self self- self restraint ehas has to learn pays sooner But sel- sel selIn or ors In rn II it necessary hie to go to extremes I. I or cUrbing ng hU impulses as in the case the pre hot headed hot ee but willed strong t a er when wh see swiped e-swiped another I er n side s by but It I Iny y fault said the other driver 1 1 there inere's nothing nothing I can do about It Ont a n I t got a dimes dime's worth of Insurance Continued on Page Four Dads Dad's Column Continued from page Pago One Im I'm broke and out of work However If it will wUl make you feel any better you may call me any vile names you like Replied the tho preacher Im a II righteous man and my vocabulary Contains no profane pro pro- profane profane fane words of any kind I have only this to say I hope that when you go home tome tonight your yo r mother runs out from un un- under under under der the tho porch barks ferociously and bites on the leg Rambling Rambling Rufe I you I |