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Show IEHI FREE PRESS. LEHL UTAH i Liability Side ana KIlSnTSS-"- Practice FiddsloTBesinning Driver ty on account of acceptances, 5159,- - j 27.000; borrowed securities. $1,000,- 000; and other assets. $319,091,000. t .On the Lability side of the ledger I Can to the tajiks increased their total de-posits by $2,500,123,000 during the six months. Demand deposits to-- ' Schools for jNovices. taled $21,453,913,000 on Jure 30, rep- Chicago resenting an increase of $1,329,850,- 000 during the six months, while time deposits were $13,005,637,000, ' whee- lBy WILLIAM C. LILEY an increase of $510,133,000. ver allv reckless behind the siausuia The capital account of the banks a car re not, satety drive to wr.ic.i t.'.ey EY. yuh crazy lug, why doncha learn Of this aggregated $6,293,533,000. j' hope ir.ai uiivn;e standard from often This irritable For month springing first the query, Washington. $3,212,615,000 Lecon.e a nationally represented capital habitua.-with mce May the Commerce departman, fellnwshio nthpr than man's :.e scnooii. stock, notes and debentures, and course ment reported that the nation's $2,042,072,000 was follows a little fender-dentin- g in traffic or a "close shave" on the surplus. :.e school feels, can't be Driv foreign traders chalked up in Septhe first time the FDIC re- one place to learn so a IT. I I ' ' a text book, tember an excess of exports over ported that the capital investment of highway. But up to now there has been only one de- the to how to in or street a drive course Lt. ports. highway. the Reconstruction Finance corpo- num. " above is being scr.-'The report listed September ex- ration in the insured banks was Safety minded individuals and or-- j a moving picture auditori-..Z- " ports at $213,967,000, compared with $7i2,434.000. Of these federal ganizations are beginning to realize tQra a'l their instruction uri! :t is vr'i have -v automobiles and real S1&3, 803,000 for September a year advances 1,872 national tanks were that this is about as sensible as too late Here ti.e student w..i rutorr.obiles'. There will be 1,000 feet v.. ago. Imports were $215,525,000 and chalked up with $411,107,000. There teaching a person to swim by pushwr.at h:s able to se? :T real macadam roadway. 20 feet $161,647,0C0, respectively, thus makwere 336 state bar.ks, members of ing him off the dock. Even less do in a skid. ing an export margin for the the federal reserve system, owing sensible, perhaps, for a mai pushed Few, fortunately, are acquiir.tei month of $4,442,000. The export bal$170,622,000 to the RFC and 3,293 off the dock would seldom be enthe terror that grips a teg.:.with ance was smaller than for Septembanks not members of the federal dangering the lives cf anyone tut ner wr.en a .ail child sudJtn.y ber, 1925, however, when the excess reserve system debtors to the RFC himself. Eut a novice driver let darts out in front of him on a cus was $37,156,000. loose hunin of traffic lives has the in the amount of $200,645,000. street dur.ng his first or dreds in his inexperienced hands. Although a $33,156,000 edge on cut alone with the car. In time Weed Criminals Out the import side was reported for Now in the larger cities, notably there will be another school, this the first nine mon'hs of this year, In 1922 civil service officials in Chicago, there is a movement under which will simudevice mechanical with a excess $66,4!)51000 compared New York first began to wonder if way to correct this error through the street, across a late boy running of exports in the corresponding 1935 any federal en.pioyees had criminal the construction of practice courses or child darting out from behind a and schools for beginning drivers. period, Secretary Roper told re- records. it would hapWhen beginners have finished the tree or cur. Eecause is not porters thi3 might be changed to a Upon checking the employees' recstudent the expectwhen pen balance of exports before the end ords, they discovered a and passed all the tests large num- courses it. he will be able to tell exing cf the year. He explained that cotshould drivbe better on the pay roll. they ber of actually how he would react under the ton and several other commodities After authorities had weeded them ers than millions who have piloted actly He can then consituation. real are exported most heavily in the out of the New York postofiice staff, an automobile for years. And they his miscentrate upon correcting last quarter. will lot of had a have fun getting which was to handle the Christmas if there have been any. takes, holiday mail, its ranks were re- their education. Export $1,732,314,000 According to Otto K. Jelir.ek, the There are two of these fields now duced by 50 per cent. For the district engineer who is in period exports park Startled by the findings in New under construction in Chicago, one were $1,732,314,000, compared with of the project, this will be v ' charge of a on them ; ... j' i the commissioncivil great, York, service project of drivin the corresponding $1,563,271,000 chief one the of advantages the lake to meet the of ers front, the idea designed spread printfinger 1935 period. The respective import The beginreeds of any citizen who wishes to ing course instructions.under ing, until now all persons tentativetotals were $1,765,450,000 and ner will have to act typical of one and another at the learn, unfor appointments At his press conference ly approved conditions that he will run into when schools, civil high large primarare designed der service included. he's out on his own. Roper called attention to increasLast year, 1,635 persons applying ily for instruction of youth. ing volume of aggregate foreign for Sixteen to Twenty Hours. Presents Realistic Situations. government jobs ha criminal trade, predicting that combined ex- records. Their histories were police Perhaps the most important asThe lake front field, one of the ports and imports would total be- discovered when the bureau of infinest examples of the movement in pects of these schools will be the tween $4,800,000,000 and $5,000,000,-00- 0 for 1936. This would exceed the vestigation compared their finger the nation, will be finished next sum- attention which they will undoubtOne of the Safety Suggestions Is a prints with the Department of Jus- - mer. It is being built because for a edly attract to the need for expert volume for any year since 1930. which exists Grating Surface for Bridges, Which instruction tice criminal records. 100 persons a driving of months about period The commerce chief expressed Experts in approximately 1,200 week have been thoughtful enough even among "experienced" drivers. Permits Snow to Fall Through to the the view that "our economic prog- cities It is designed to provide so much River Below. throughout the nation take of the safety of others to ask policeress is as well, if not better, rein learning that many will sign If the finger sport I prints. can to job applicants "Where drive?" learn men, flected in our imports than in our for appoint- - The school being built in response up just for the fun of it. If there's wide. Along this drive, the pupil temporarily approved exports." ment refuse to submit to the finger to their queries is made possible one thing the American public likes will meet many of the same things He added: are barred from through the co - operation of the to do, that is take "tests." They he would in the street or highway-sig- nal "Many of our more important print check, they can brag about their "reaction Works Progress administration. lights, "S" curves, winding manufacturing industries are de- appointment. time" just as boringly as they can roads, intersections, alleys for backnotorious criminals have Many Husbands be will and wives sources parfor pendent upon foreign ing practice, banked curves and all certain of their raw materials. been detected attempting to gain ticularly interested if the driving-scho- about their golf scores. The Chicago lake front school will the rest. government positions. An embezzler idea becomes a national one, Therefore, one of the best indica"Courses in safe driving," says tions of expanding activity is an who had served three years in pris- - as indications are it may. Wives instruct persons more than sixteen increase in our purchases of essen- on for stealing funds from a post will no longer have to hear, years of age free of charge. The the National Safety council's magoffice was caught applying for work tial foreign materials." right! Strip the gears!" length of the course has been de- azine, Public Safety, "are being givas- - when their novice office an under atanother post shifting is not termined with the assistance of the en regularly in hundreds of schools Roper said that "a number of sumed name. timed And the husbands National Safety council, which has throughout the country. In many of right. just commodities, particuagricultural will no amid the aided with most of the plans. Be- these courses automobiles are used longer and wheat squirm been Down on the Farm meats, have larly to give the students actual practice of impatient horns from be- ginners will take 16 to 20 tooting imported in increased quantities, The farm population of the United hind when their spouses kill the en- periods of instruction. training. But this is the first time in chiefly due to the temporary conStates remained virtually stationary gine. ditions created by the drouth." of the time will be spent in the United States that high school Part last year, the bureau of agricultural Virtually every situation that classes in a building adjacent to the students taking a course in safe 'Aids Road Safety economics said in a report just be met in actual driving can grounds. There the driving aspir- driving will have an opportunity to might issued. The number of persons liv- be rehearsed on the lake - front n A record year in ants will be shown many hypotheti- learn on a practice field especially work has been reported, one ing on farms January 1, 1936, was course when it is finished. Every cal cases by the use of "dummy" constructed and maintained for the at 31,809,000, as compared hazard known to the street or high- cars. After that year after the start of the Red Cross estimated they will be turned purpose. can be reproduced. drive to eliminate death and inju- with 31,801,000 one year earlier. into the field to put their lessons inway "Educational experts agree that The number of persons on farms There will be three miles of road- - to practice. For those not owning the principle behind the method is ries on the highways. of the at this was beginning year Personnel has been trained and stations established only slightly greater than in 1920 2,000 first-ai- d and was somewhat less than in 1910. along principal thoroughfares Mobile Births on farms last year were esti- throughout the country. units also have mated at 727,000, while deaths were emergency first-aibeen established through the co- placed at 333,000. The fact that the total farm pop-- 1 operation of state police, state high- ulation did not increase materially service way departments, public despite the excess of births over companies and commercial com- deaths panies operating carriers on high- tion of is explained by the migra-- , persons away from the ways. farms. During the year it is estiWithin the next year. Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, chairman mated that 1,211,000 persons moved . of the Red Cross, said, it is hoped away from farms to towns and to have a much larger number of cities, and 825,000 moved from town stations and mobile units in opera- to farm. For the first time since 1930 every tion. He also announced that new rec- region in the country showed a net ords were set during the year end- migration away from the farms exed June 30 in all phases of the first cept the Pacific coast, where one aid and program spon- movement balanced the other. Thus it appears that the farms last year sored by the Red Cross. Mr He pointed to the "alarming" furnished the towns and cities with number of persons who lose their a gain in population of 386,000 and lives or suffer permanent injuries at the same time added 8,000 perwhile engaged in agricultural pur- sons to the farm population. suits or within the supposed safety Discussing the effects of the deof their homes. years on farm population, pression "We believe such conditions un- the bureau noted that between the N warranted," he went on, "and we beginning of 1930 and 1935, farm are conducting a program of educa- population increased by 1,632,000. tion among children in school? as Migration away from the farms Site of practice driving school on Clvica: o lake front. Here the driver would encounter every type of street well as among adults, and espe- during those years was compara. hi ffKn nlnrcnrf inn ' ,n aCtt3al dnv,nS conditions'. ?.? to a cially parents." net ;ia.L. "! lots .dmee.t light, amounting tively In The school will be desired , ,.v....v uui ui muse who cannot operate cars. A .week has been designated of only 598,000 persons for the whole as a period for special concentra- period. tion against home and farm acOn the other hand, during the way in all. There will be 2,650 feet their own cars, automobiles will be one of the soundest in teaching pracabout half a mile devoted to high provided; it is the feeling of the tice." cidents. period, 1925-3preceding five-ye"The Red Cross is prepared, mainly one of urban prosperity, the speed road. A large field will ac- sponsors that nearly every AmeriCourse Is Compulsory. throughout the coming months, to farms lost people to the cities at a commodate those on their first or can, whether he owns a car or not, The course will feature second lessons. "Parking on a some time finds himself in a situacarry this fight against death and rate of 600,000 annual net loss. graded " will be taught in a special tion that would be and ramps which will eninjury to every corner of our are an important source dime" improved if he crossings Farms able with conLe all area to students kinds of knew how to drive. Students will Jiff declared. , . ,' parking taught the art from which new population is con- ditions reproduced. ' of course be allowed to use their of backing a car on an incline. for Bank Assets Climb recruited urban centers, stantly This will eliminate the excuse that own cars if they prefer. Weather Conditions Simulated. a person can drive Assets of tha 14,059 federally in- the bureau points out. The rate at or left, but After completing the course, the docs not know how right which people leave the farms Enrollees in the course will be sured banks amounted to to back up. student is from to and "graduated" shown to year greatly how changes make a grade railyear, presentas 'of June' 30, the Federal w.i.uiii ..ars, instructor in upon the relative attracroad crossing, and there will be a ed with a diploma winch he may Deposit Insurance corporation an- depending wave in the face of any plane and auto mechanics, thenceforth urban and oi tion for jobs to real opportunities. them $ were Syncrossing nounced. VTptal :deposits pass have chaise of the course a! the ' ' ' ' trahic who belittle his driving skill. chronized "stop and go-Farm Income Gains Exhibits of the developments in high school. will greet them at intersecThe bulk of the increase in assets Increased cash receipts from the lights "It will be a required one" he and traffic engineering automotive tions. be will There fromi staa service December 31, sale of of the banks principal products by fairn- tion where they may learn to order will be shown in the buddings at says "It is expected that about 1935, to June 30, was accounted for ess in four out of six regions in what's needed to keep the bus going, the school. These will also house a :,UtJ students will complete the by a jump t $1,497,188,000 in govas compared with August, and see that August reand bills, they get what they ask testing laboratory, a library of traf- course each semester. That means ernment bonds, notes, 1935, were reported by the bureau of for. ' fic and safety engineering and a that by the end of June, 1937, Lane flecting .the New Deal's deficit bor-- ; Bgrrcultural economics. 30 h"e 'turned' out about the auditorium public On June Not even where accident will the weather rowing program. escape Gains ranged from 17 per cent in high school students thorougha lesson in the course. There prevention programs will be .pre'government loans swelling the being ly trained and firmly grounded in the Western states to 30 per cent will be a dark tunnel for the re- sented. Rank's assets were $15,107,185,000. in the West North Central states. ' production of night driving condiIn Lane Technical high school in safe driving. Students will be reOther securities amounted to only Receipts declined 7 per cent in the tions. Mechanical devices will sim- the same city it was discovered that quired to exp'ain the meaning of $7,411,609,000, an increase of he different traffic South Atlantic states and 5 per cent ulate fog and rain. nine out of every ten students didrTt signals, how to during the six months.. turn into main highways, how to South Central the know in how and region. to really overdrafts, drive discounts, a car. Loans, drivers are Beginning perhaps Some could shift other cars, how to turn left Smaller marketings of tobacco in gears, step on the pass Including rediscounts amounted to so much as and r.ght properly, how to start and the South Atlantic region in August frightenedonbywetnothing starter and make a car move $15,107,185,000 on June 30, an inif or icy pavements. skidding but there were only stop on a hill. crease of $109,204,000. Other assets this year, as a result of the later They'll be given an opportunity to necessary, : Reof 10 the markets for '.'The actual demonstration drivabout FD1C included some opening per cent who might have' reported by the try a little skidding under safe conserve with, federal reserye banks, important types of tobacco, and dition in the Chicago school. A been classified as good drivers. ' ing on the track will come only after an intensive classroom $5,607,15000 balances with, other smaller cotton marketings in the "skid bowl" will produce all types High School Blazes Trail. instruction, which has been banks, $5,321,897,000; cash items ia South Central region were reported. of pavements for this purpose. Most carefully As a result the school in high the cash receipts in the drivers Gains this to lead logically to the final planned process of collection, $2,194,114,000; trainine ordinarily are told what fall will to include in its inoutdoors. We are now coin and currency,.- $913,988,000; other four regions were due to they should do when the car starts struction begin courses constructing lessons in fixof automoand truck higher prices crops, po- skidding, but skidding happens so bile V.U......JT nuiumuunes wnich will be banking house, furniture, Those who are inused indoors. tures.' $1,194,621,000; other real es- tatoes, and barley. and unexpectedly that they clineddriving. quickly to believe that youths are uni- i) W rvern Ne,p.1PTr mnn tate, $574,024,000, customers' liabili HEARD annmd the nXtional here Cities Believe Street or Hirfmav h Poor Anrr Pioneers With Learn to Drive?"; j j CAPITAL j "H ... . t i Fr ariv-r.iil- j J 1IXJI1U TU 1I1C ar - j -i j AT Meter o "55, sec-'-r.- i If ff " nine-mon- th 30-ac- re 1 ' Hi Word Completion Tet In the following exercise are ten skeleton words. TLaf? in each case some cf the k have been omitted. 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