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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY NEW WOMEN Primary School We Value Children Burst .VOTERS HOLD I Forth in Poesv BRITISH KEY Election Speculation Less Confident; Idle Issue Tatfe. Vt BRATTLE3OR0. May 25 UP). Brattleboro's primary" school -t mldren are saying it with poetry, and out of this innovation has developed a new and extraordinarily successful syitenr of education. CoiiDllnsr the writing of original poems with the study of classical verse, local school authorities claim to have discovered a novel means-- oi increasing vocabularies, improving diction. insDlruw love for good litera ture. and deepening the pupils' In tellectual experience. Hundreds of poems some good some bad. but all original have been turned out in recent weeks by the pupils of the nine grammar schools here. Even first grade students study and nonsense write poetry. Jingles, verses, ballads, lyrics, poetic and songs of nature are at tempted by ktudents in the higher grades. Here's" a poem called "Happiness," written by Flora Gordon, aged 7: . By A. G. GARDINER. (Copyright, 1929, Consolidated Press1) LONDON, May 35. -- As Thursday, election day, draws near, speculation with record to the result grows less confident. Two great factors make prophecy vain. The first is the t omplication of contests In a vast majority of the con- .uituencies, and the second is the fact that the 28.000,000 voters will include for the first time 7,000 000 oung women whose predilections are t wholly problematical. But while it is impossible to forecast with confidence the distribution O, mother! don't you love the wind? of seats in tne house of commons It circles up the hill, among the three rival parties, the It makes my hair stand up on end And makes mv breath stand stlli. probability of the defeat of the Baldwin conservative government Is now Oh, mother! dont you love the wind? I whistles, flying by. generally accepted as approximating It makes umbrellas of my dress a certainty. And tumbles up the sky. Indeed, if there were a straight 1 l g ht between the. conservatives, and the opposition, the government have declared as strongly as Mr. Mac would be swamped. Its campaign has Donald for the reestablishment of oeen astonishingly lifeless and the normal relations and steps to effect suppression of the protectionist Issue i his are assured. which is the only subject that can Another subject on which the lib arouse the fighting spirit of the paerals and labor are united is the of rlyhas left it bankrupt any ap- importance of redressing the Fran peal except "safety first," which has cophils bias of Foreign Secretary recn riddled with ridicule. Chamberlain's policy and reaching an accommodation with America on Public Mind Looks the naval and other world issues. We Election. Mere Beyond mav look for emphatic action follow With a strong likelihood of a new ing on Ambassador Gibson's gesture ministry, the public mind is looking on behalf of the United 8tates at Ge neva. beyond the election to probable conIn sequences in reg.ird to policy. domestic matters no sensational New Government Holds change Is anticipated, although the Sympathy With V. 8. On the question of ratification by city Is still nervous and depressed at the prospect of having labor in office. France of the debt settlement, the even if But in office, labor will not new government will certainly be in be in a position to adopt any ex- fympathy with America. Washingr treme measures, for the liberals and ton s polite inquiry of Paris in re conservatives together will be a gard to ratification has aroused strong majority in the house of com- much interest here, where the policy mons. Of remaining silent in order not to Moreover, trade Is so obviously Im- embarrass Premier Polncare's gov coal proving, especially the trade, ernment has caused much dissatls that the unemployment Issue is dis- faction which found expression in case and for artificial the appearing Philip Snowden's recent outburst in respiration is fast losing its appeal. regard to the international policy of On the other hand, marked devel- - DiiKing creditors. cpments are anticipated in regard to Finally, the new government will foreign alfairs. In this sphere, in adopt a much more positive policy in which the greatest dissatisfaction regard to the league of nations. The with the present government exists, liberals have declared for signature labor and the liberals will be in subof the optional clause which commits stantial agreement and their effec all legal disputes to judicial settle tive cooperation is confidently ex- ment ana on tnis labor is equally emdeci-ciacted. On four main issues, phatic. Moreover, labor and the lib action may be predicted. erals both advocate strengthening of in the of evacuation the tne macninery or tne league lor re Delay Rhlneland is a source of increasing vision of the Versailles peace treaties public discontent, and both liberal and resisting the French view that and labor nave long Insisted that the league exists primarily to hold we should evacuate, wheth?r France iiurope forever in the grip of those res or not. Ramsay MacDonald, the treaties. labor leader, may be confidently exIn short, assuming the defeat of the pected to make this move and the lib- the conservative government, election on Thursday will inaugurate erals will be In entrie agreement. In regard to Russia, the liberals an entirely new European policy. three-corner- dia-loau- es 26, 1929. 'The Dream Home Out-of-To- Trade IT'S THE NEWEST OUTFIT OF THE SEASON! 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