Show i GAKIAND TIMES THE THE FEATHERHEADS GARLAND UTAH i Fame While in Their Twenties Many Have Acliieved an Important post on the first expedition of Admiral Byrd to the Antarctic regions and he was chief biologist on the second Byrd expediYouth to tion The average age of the memContinental conbers of America’s Ambitious youth seeking to find gress was thirty five Two of Its their places early In life In a nialad members at least were under thirty justed world will find encoui ageuieut —Edward Itutledge anil if"tiiey will take a look Into the John Jay Cal K B DoGroot pages of history Lindbergh Immortalized himself at ifornla Boy Scout executive in the moreover the best out of Itotarian Magazine tells of a few of 500 poems on the Lindbergh flight the young men and women who bav across the Atlantic In 1027 was writ“done big things” ten by Natlialla Crane a fourteen-- j William I'ltt Mr PeGroot cites as girl of Brooklyn N T Amt his first example filled the responsl so on almost without end could we ble post of chancellor of the exche record the achievements and service and as served quer at of youth In the fields of statesmanscience education prime minister of' Great Britain at ship literature George Washington was Invention and courage— Kansas City when lie led the ' only Times Virginia troops against the- Indians Abraham Lincoln camand French MODERN paigned for public office at twenty JAPAN Stevenson wrote Robert four YET CLINGS TO “Treasure Island” at Galois at nineteen proved that equa OF ANCIENTS tlons higher than the fifth order could and therenot be solved algebraically Wooden clogs and straw sandals of groups for advanced theory the by will remain the most common footthe solution of higher equations for Japanese wearing the traair gear Invented the Westinghouse ditional but when the native Alexander sandals garb western brake at twenty-thrennd style shoes the Great conquered and ruled the march side side In the downtown by was Sir he world before thirty streets of Toklo It Is only another formu Isaac Newton Indication the of amazlqg way In Whlt-- ’ luted the law of gravitation which Japan iias adopted modem ney was not more than twenty nine 'methods while it' coil till ties ’in '"Its the cotton he gin when Invented customs old revered Charles Pickens wrote "Oliver Twist” Not only In footwear hut throughat Napoleon tt out the dally life of the people does was In command of the Italian this discrepancy show Itself Even Tatrlck Henry was but army the dolls have been modernized when he made his conqueralong with the modern woman’s freing and historic speech against the quent adoption of western hair Stamp act Thomas Edison was not dress and western sports Tet while far above the Youth Service age lev the female athletes are training In r el designated by Rotary of women the the sports majority years) when Ire astounded and beneare still under the sway of the trafited mankind with many of his In ditional etiquette The intricate rules ventlons of Japanese etiquette must be careScout was Paul SIple art Eagle fully learned and pupils begin at only twenty when he qualified for nn early age to acquire the proper way of bowing of walking of greeting friends Crocheted Potholders And while rivers are being harin Lantern t® nessed under western methods provide hydroelectric power the art CLARK Br GRANDMOTHER of flower arranging Is assiduously cultivated as It hag been for centuries lins become a Broudcnsting ntw feature In Japane-life but side by side with it continues the tradition of - the old style theater which presents plays based on ancient tradition Modern Japan goes ski Jumping and mountain climbing In the ap proved European fashion while ancient Japan holds a tea ceremony Yet Japan whether It follows the ancient or modern tradition has a common meeting ground In Its ap- of beauty Not only durpredation ing cherry blossom time but throughout the year the people take a keen of their delight In the arrangement in cherished vistas of gardens Potholders are necessary in every Mount FIJI and In frequent ex- -' kitchen so why not make them atcursions to the country to enjoy th tractive when you do make them? 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