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Show SUCTION TWO PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, -FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 PAGE ONE SCHOOL MONEY IS APPORTIONED Allocation of $890,049.02 In state district school and high school fund money was announced today by Charles H. Skid more, , state superintendent of public instruc . tlon. The high school fund apportion ment, first of the school year, totaled $66,146.64, while : the dis trict school fund distribution eighth of the school year, was $823,902.38. ' , Mr. Skidmore said the district school fund apportionment raised the total for the year to $3,308, 527.85, or $23.05 per capital The districts will receive enough more td make $25 per capita. Of the total apportionment Provo school district received $28,-883.68 $28,-883.68 from the . district school fund and $1,97736 from the high school fund. Alpine school district received $30,904.16 and $2,536.80 . while Nebo district was apportioned apportion-ed $34,537.58 and $2,810.64. Church Notice ' SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Sabbath school under the lead ership of Miss Murriel Harlow begins at 9:30 a. m." The lesson , deals with God's "Infinite Love." Golden text, "He that loveth not knoweth not God: for God Is : love" 1 Jno.; 4-8. -. Seed thought. "God has bound our hearts to Him by unnumbered tokens in heaven: and earth. Through the things' of nature, and the deepest and tenderest earthly ties the human hearts can know, He has sought to reveal Himself to us." . Sermon, 11 o'clock. "Jesus and the last supper." "This sacred ordinance or-dinance will be conducted according accord-ing to John 13. -.,...'..-. -, . , - District prayer meeting, ?:45 Tuesday evening: Welcome. - Sunday Sun-day morning over KOVO 8:30, the Family Bible hour will continue the "Know Your Bible Program." By beholding, we become changed. Sequoia trees tower almost 300 feet into the air, yet their roots " teldom penetrate the j soil - more ' t than six feet. ... Girl Pilot, Four Children Die in Washington Plane Crash ' l ,-'Xk " fy if. r Cora Sterling, right, Washington state's first woman transport pilot, and four children she was piloting on tight-seeing flight over Seattle died In the flaming wreckage of this plane when It crashed in a sawdust pile at ; Seattle. X. .. X,:' s Operetta Planned At Payson School PA YSON -Sixth grade students at the Junior high school will pre sent the clever operetta "Dawn Boy," Friday night at the school auditorium beginning at 8 o'clock Ninety-five students will tafke part in the . very interesting Indian op eretta and all will be in costume. Huish Moore is music conductor for the production and Miss Elda Hansen will direct the dancing and costuming. . Miss Crista Oleson will be accompanist and the junior high scchool band under Mr. Ver non Johartseri will provide special music. Inquest Held in Death of Two ZEBALLOS ,B. C. .April 5 U.E An inquesi was held today in a little cabin on Vernon lake where James Ryckman, 56, starved to death, and Lloyd Coombs, 27, near the same death, shot himself.. After the inquest, their bodies were flown here for burial. They left a diary that told of the agony of slow starvation and torrential rains that prevented from hunting: and fishing for food after . their supplies : were gone. It began Nov. 25; ended March 17, the day Ryckman died and Coombs committed suicide; - Frye Appointed State director v SALT LAKE CITY, April 5 OLE) The appointment of Clifford L. Frye ; as state director of adult education and recreation projects, effective April !1, was announced today by Darren J. Green well state WPA administrator. ; Frye has served for the past six years as principal of the Brig- ham City Central school. He has taught school for-12 years since his graduation from the Utah State Agricultural college and the University . pf California summer session. . be drawn into the war on the al lied side as a nondescript utter ance which had no bearing on American foreign policy. - CLOTHING STAMPl Sentence Almost Over PLAN IS READY WASHINGTON, April 5" OLE)- Food and clothing . stamp plans Will be expanded by July 1 to supply sup-ply surplus food and clothing for nearly 2,000,000 persons on relief, agriculture department officials said today. . . Confident that a senate-approved appropriation of 5187,000,000 to operate- the programs during the next fiscal year will pass the house, officials expect to put them into operation in 100 or more cities by - the end of this fiscal year.' - ' Officials said the food stamp plan, begun last May in Rochester, N. Y' had proved "an unqualified success" and predicted a similar success for the cotton plan which will be started In Memphis, Tenn., on an - experimental basis about May l.-'Ln:, , --V: - ..v. The- need for the cotton plan, both because of the 12,000,000 bale cotton surplus and the demand for clothing' by relief - families, is fully as great as that for the food plan, officials said. For Oldest 'Lifer, 1 103 ByNEA Service JACKSON, Mich., April 5 William Thompson, murderer, has almost ' served his life sentence at the Michigan state prison. . Oldest "lifer" in the country, it la believed Thompson observed his 103rd birthday early this month Now his health is failing and he is confined lnthe prison hospital. "Tommy 'Is awaiting a 'back door parole death," prison offi cials say. The regularity of prison life is given some credit for lengthening Thompson's life. He was brought' in as a "youngster" of 81 in 1918 after his housekeeper died of poisoning on his farm near Che boygan. For years he worked on the prison farm and later served as doorkeeper. ' His only relative, a son of 75 years old. substantiates Thompson's Thomp-son's claim to more than & century cen-tury of life. r ! ' V r L "One Cent" Slayer Gets Life Term LAS VEX3 AS. April 5 tVJH Robert Rob-ert Emanuel. 23. of lr.d;ana. :.. IncL, faced a life in prison tcijy for the "one cent" rcurJer -f Floyd Erurabaugh, 42. ot Gusht-n. IntC last Feb. 5. He was convicted by a jury which deliberated only 15 minuleji after a trial that was corEplrtel in record time. 2n three days, the Jury was empaneled, testimony taken and final arjruments ciaoc. Although he pleaded not guilty. Emanuel confessed on the witr.es stand that he shot Dnirr.baugh. an Itinerant carpenter, as they rie together on Brumbaugh's automobile. William Thompson: 102-year-Id -lifer. . BRmSH ENVOY IS REBUKED LONDON, Aprn 5 CJri The China campaign committee, headej by the Earl of LLstowel. issued a demand today for the recall of Sir Robert L. Cragle. DrttUh ambassador am-bassador to Japan, for declaring In a Tojkyo speech that Britain and Japan were eeking the umt oi-Jective oi-Jective of 'lasting peace" la the Far east. PICKPOCKETS BUSY IN FARLEY AUDIENCE ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 5 (EE) Police reported today that pickpockets pick-pockets got at least $140 in the crowd . which stood to listen to the speech of Postmaster General James Farley yesterday. Four men reported that their wallets had been lifted while they listened listen-ed attentively to' Farley's speech on the ruggedness and honesty of the pioneers who -, founded St. Joseph. " HULL HITS CONANT.S SPEECH " WASHINGTON, April 5 Q7.E Secretary of ; State " Cordell Hull today described the1 speech of Ontario's On-tario's Attorney General Gordon Conant urging- the United States theft How. pleasant It 1$ to sit by, the . fireside vfth. 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