Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-12-27 | Page 4 | At the Bottom of the World

A At the Bottom of the World AT IS at the bottom of the world What W 11 does it look like What Rood is there in I. I about it W Why do men spend I huge fortunes to get there risking their lives in doing it The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram regard as a distinct and unusual opportunity the privilege I le lege e that has come to them to have these and many other qU questions about the Antarctic re regions ions answered for the school children of this city by the courageous adventurer who knows more about the south polar regions than any other person living In a special matinee in the tabernacle on January 10 at 4 p. p m. m Rear Admiral Richard E. E Byrd will show feet of film his expeditions made in their year two-year conquest of the frozen continent He will tell of their amazing experiences experiences experiences there battles for life in the fields of ice and snow in the dangerous polar waters wafers where the cold was unbelievably intense of hazardous rescues H He will explain in the value of such explorations explorations ex ex- and at first hand give a geography lesson far more thrilling than any a whole shelf filled with books could tell With the cooperation of school officials this rare treat has been arranged for the city's school children All details of this novel educational entertainment will be bc given to them in their schools Pupils in the seventh eighth ninth and tenth grades will receive free admission tickets and will be the guests of the two news news- papers In the evening Adm Admiral ral B Byrd rd will appear as asan asan asan an attraction of the University of Utah extension division an event which is bound to prove of unusual interest