Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-02-16 | Page 4 | Milk and Tomatoes

r MILK 1 AND TOMATOES T THERE HERE is something peculiarly appealing I about the campaign to provide milk for forth forth forthe th the school children who are unable to obtain it otherwise It has the homely quality of being a traffic in pennies yet the aggregate amount collected will do a tremendous amount of good The chamber of commerce is working through the school children in a milk fund campaign that already has produced This money in turn is given to the school authorities and by them to milk distributors who furnish pints half for the price of postage postage postage post post- age stamps Thus about sixteen hundred children who are unable to buy milk are given this nourishment free Which brings us to comment upon toma toma- toes The Telegram started a series of Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- morning swims at the municipal bath house The price of admission at the opening day was a can of tomatoes Thus on the first day the product of a good many plants was delivered can by can in hi exchange for towel and bathing suit until a truck had to tobe tobe tobe be commandeered to haul the tomatoes to a distributing center from which they will be disbursed to the needy The little things count The price of a postage stamp or of a can of tomatoes will not work a hardship upon any family but when provided in the mass they will relieve a great deal o of hardship in many The girl who was a brunet last season has hasa I a a dark past