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Show ~clvale, THE UTE SENTINEL PAGE SIX WHAT WE THINK Helping Celebrate a Harbor Opening } \ FORMER JORDAN STUDENT HOW SIART ARE YOU7 (A~wers Ethiopia is the best example total unpreparedness that we have in the world today and when the Italians got ready to gobble it up the rest of the *"Orld sat by and let them do it. Uiah, Friday, May 22, 1936 on page 13.) I TRAVELING IN BRAZa -Reprint from The Broadcaster. Jay Smart, a graduate trom .Jordan High School, is encountering exciting experiences in 1. \Vhere will the Townsendites ma.ny tropical Brazil, where he is at hold their National Convention this present laboring as an L. D. S. · · Year? mtsstonary. Jay writes that he has found 2. On what date will the Townsend National Convention be held? he must travel on horseback while 3. Where will the Democratic tracting to avoid being bitten by reptiles. In spite of his care, he recently contracted blood poison National Convention be held? 4. Where v..ill the Republican in his left foot, but says be has recovered sufficiently to attempt the National Convention be .held? 5. In what state did the jobless present conference in Joinville. In order to secure food "a Ia take possession of the Capital's Senate Chamber for a nine day one's desire, he has found it necessiege when the legislature adjorun- sary. to learn both German and s_p_a_n_1s_h_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ ed without providing local relief ,_ speeding? funds ? 8. To what prison are the most 6. What is the name of the woman who furnished the information dangerous federal prisoners sent ? tht led to the apprehension of the 1 9. What is unusual about this I prison? outlaw, Dillinger? 10. What new source Of revenue 7. What representative in Washington attracted considerable not- is tapped by the $800,000,000 revoriety because of his arrests for enue bill now before Congress ? I am just afraid that is what would happen to us. While I think that war is foolish· and very wrong, I nevertheless believe that a good navy and a good army and a well filled war chest constitutes a fine insurance policy against war. Much as we might like to idealize it, we live in a world that is pretty much given over to the devil taking the hindennost. I think that the manner in which the execution of Hauptmann was staged "hippodromed" as one writer puts it, it a disgrace to American newspapers and the radio. The only thing that was omitted was the sound effects . • If we must have capital punishment, at least let it be handled sensibly and decently. I\ When the ~ewport bay and harbor on the coa ·t of 01·ange county, Calif., were offidally opened the other day, these pretty and plucky girls took part in the water sports. The celebration, including all types of aquatic events, was held to mark the completion of a two million dollar federal improvement which gives southern California one of the tines! The reason why the League of )'acht and pleasure harbors in the world. _a_r_d_,_D_o_r_o-th-ea--B-r_o_wn_,_J_u_n_e_M_a_l_sNations Council did not make any trom, Fern Orton, Irene Rimingmore headway than it did with the ton, Buelah Ray. Italian-Ethiopian affair is that the j East Midvale: Elva Stone Mary parties to the League had not only ' winked at similar acts by Japan Young, Ruth Carlson. I Union: Maxine Denney, Bernice and Uruguay and Bolivia, but as More than 200 honor badges Burgon, Ruth Russe1. individuals had closets full of similar skeletons. sandy First ward: Nelda Pierwere awarded the Bee Hive girls of East Jordan stake on their an- son, June Rawson, Flora Adams. Draper First ward: Gladys JohnThe taxing business is really 1 nual Beehive Swarm day, Saturbreaking into the big lee(g,.Je. h My·1 day afternoon, at Union ward son, Ardell Russe 11 , F1orence, J o b n- 1 son Maxine Rawlins, Ronda Brimguess is that whatever tax is ung Amusement ball. <>n the big corporations they will ! Ninety-two builders were ad- hali, Hulda Parker, Linda Soren· find a way to pass it on. sen. 1 vanced to rank of gathers; 70 gaDraper Second ward· Beverly h t J therers were advanced to rank of . · d' Any one who IS smart enoug o FitzLouise Smith, Helen Smith, I be a big business ma.n these days guar Ians. ts smart enough to escape taxes. · The awards were presented by gerald, May Mickelsen, Mara NelMrs. Elsie Hogan Van Noy, mem- son, Ethel Carlquist, Mary Thorn! note that the jur~ freed Vera ber of the gener<tl board Y. W. M. ton, Beth Wight, La Berta HeatStretz who confessed to having · I. A. Tokens were presented the on and Betty Henderson. After the presentatoin of awat·ds shot her 10, er four times. A good honor bees of East Jordan stake, looking woman and a good lawyer girls who have fulfilled the three a program was given by the girls are a hard combination to beat be-~ ranks, and also won 14 honor of the various wards, followed by 1 badges, making them equal to an games and luncheon. fore any jury. . Eagle Scout. The honor Bees were: Soda and luke-wa'm. water are I note by my daily that the pro-j Nelda Pierson, Verna Jenkins Barposed new tax plan anticipates re- to":, Fay. Watson, Melb~ Hobbs, recommended for cleaning the inquiring the corporations to distrib- Edtth Retd, Carol Canrung and · side of refrigerators. J ute their surplus in the fonn of Dorothy Brown. Certificates of recognition to the dividends. 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