Show news gathTwo world-wid- e ering organizations The Associated Press and The United Press provide dispatches for this newspaper FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 10 1936 FOOD SECTION © "First" Grandchildren at Play PROTECTION OF HOMECOMING TOPIC Senator Will Return Birthplace Tomorrow In Campaign Broader Base of Taxation For Schools Also To Be Discussed © SALT LAKE CITY 'April 10 — (AP) — The Utah Education association house of delegates will be asked tomorrow to approve a set of resolutions calling for a broader base of taxation for school purposes and enactment of legislation protecting the teacher’s Job E E Greenwood of Midvale PRINTING PROVISION That provision be made for printing all acts and resolutions of the house of delegates since revision of the U E A constitution in 1932 An amendment be adopted fixing the state association dues at $3 at least 50 cents of which would be allocated for research work That the U E A direct its efforts to ohtain progressively increasing stkte equalization fees to reach $10 per pupil That the U E A instruct its legislative committee to frame a bill providing more secure tenure in teaching positions for presentation to the 1937 legislature That the U E A board of trustees authorize research into all pos sible sources of revenue for adequate financing of education in the event present methods are altered That federal aid for education be sought with the right of control reserved for states and districts That all bills submitted to the house of delegates must emanate from the board of trustees state committees or from local associa tions through their officers That representatives of the house of delegates be elected in even years and where possible local associa tktn officers be selected TO APPOINT GROUP That an insurance committee be appointed to further the associa tion’s health and accident insurance program That the U E A support legislative and other changes that would assure a uniform salary schedule with the state department of eduwhich will cation as paymaster guarantee equal pay for equal service regardless of where that ser vice is rendered H M Woodward of Provo president will preside © While their grandmother Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt was at luncheon when she went to Newport News iVa for the launching of the airplane carrier Yorktown “Sistie” and “Buzzie” Dali took advantage of the interlude to play at balancing themselves on a line of bricks (Associated Press photo) EDUCATOR rJ sJ -- 0 K’s Youths in "Red11 Painting a White BASEBALL TALK Farm Pig Green University of Washington President Advocates Weekly Parleys j Wash April 10— (AP) Paul Sieg president of the University of Washington described to teachers here an educational experiment in which students profited more from weekly conferences with their instructors — even if they talked about baseball instead of studies — than from regular class lectures Dr Sieg addressed a section or the Inland Empire Education conference In classes selected for the experiment Dr Sieg explained the stu dents were divided into two groups One group attended the daily classroom lectures The other half although following the regular course of study for the class did not attend the lectures The individual students met for short periods each week with the instructor to talk over their studies If a student had no curriculum questions he could talk with the instructor about anything At the end of the term Dr Sieg reported the students who studied on their own initiative without attending classes passed with higher grades than did those in the regular classroom group “After all” the university president summarized "what we are trying to teach is initiative and the ability to learn and this experiment proved that when the average student is forced to use his own energy to obtain knowledge he fares better than do those who have it handed SPOKANE — Dr Lee Film Writer To Wed New York Socalite S Goes About Chores In Ohio Orphanage After Carrying Others To Safety To FAIRFIELD 111 April 10— (AP) prepared a homecoming welcome today for its most famous native son —United States Senator William E Borah who will return to his southern Illinois birthplace here tomorrow in his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination It will be the Idaho senator’s first visit here in 14 years and virtually all of the city’s 3000 inhabitants will be out to greet him Most stores will be closed and it is expected 20000 visitors from over southern Illinois will jam the bunting draped streets at noon when the senator is scheduled to arrive by motorcar and drive to the home of his sister Mrs Marrie E Rinard After lunch with relatives and close friends Senator Borah will go to the Wayne county court house for an address Loud speakers will carry his word to those on the lawn and in the streets who cannot crowd into the court house T H Creighton attorney and lifelong friend of Borah will introduce him Judge James V Heidinger is chairman of the reception committee Comment from all parts of the country where the senator spent his boyhood indicates that great interest is being taken in his candidacy James R Crews chairman of the county’s Republican committee recently urged all citizens to vote for Borah He predicted Borah would carry Fairfield and Wayne county 10 to 1 over Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher who also aspires to the Republican nomination Many old timers believe the senator will not confine his remarks to politics but will 'recall his days in the little town’s prairie log school and perhaps tell of the time the teacher ordered him to “stand on the floor” because of a prank He was too near the stove and burned a hole in the seat of his — Fairfield chairman of the U E A central committee will submit the following proposals for approval: o FIREHEROINE SET FOR BORAH TEACHER’S JOB WILL BE MODEST GIRL ILLINOIS TOWN (Copyright 1936 by United Press) HOLLYWOOD April 10— (UP)— Jesse L Lasky Jr scenario writer and son of the motion picture producer will be married April 19 to ' Frances Drake (not the screen actress of that name) a New York r socialite whom he met in Mexico City The young writer said he met Miss Drake three years ago while both were visitingrthe Mexican capital They later renewed their acquaintance in Hollywood The bride-to-b- e arrives here with in a day or two and details of the wedding were to be arranged then Young Lasky recently returned from : England where he was under con- tract to a British studio asLasky’s father Jesse L Sr-isociated in motion pictures with Mary Pickford His mother Besslie n Lasky is a poetess s well-know- WALLA WALLA Wash d — (AP) — Three April 10 prank- self-style- sters went $18 into the “red” on their- plan to paint George Hofer’s white pig green Francis Cook Dan Thurder and Orville Musgraves have a week to pay fines of $6 each In justice court they admitted taking the pig but said they only wanted to color it like an Easter egg to surprise Hofer They were surprised first — by the sheriff - ‘ - pants j CHILDDIESIN FIRE TRAGEDY City Board Grants Fund Anti-Disea- se April 10— (API-Pr- etty Rose Mary went about her chores in St Aloysius orphanage today quite nonplussed at the attention heaped upon her for turning in a fire alarm forestalling a serious threat to 185 children then carrying to safety eight or 10 of kindergarten age The Rev Cletus Miller chaplain said her action “averted a tragedy” but added she appeared to wonder why she should be singled out as heroine “In fact” Father Miller declared “hours later we found out that another girl asleep in another dormitory apparently was the first to She screamed smell the smoke Others in the dormitory screamed too and Rose Mary awakened was the first to reach the fire gong “She turned in an alarm from the second floor at the same time as Sister Antoine one of the nuns sent one from the third floor” The priest credited the institution’s fire-dri- ll system with having averted possible panic and added that “if r the fire had got another five minutes headway it would have been disastrous” CINCINNATI Wur-zelbach- er f Gil Will Try Music Law Nets Jail Term CHICAGO April 10— (UP)— Gilbert F O’Brien who studied law at Joliet penitentiary will study music in Leavenworth Paroled after his prison “law course” O’Brien was arrested on a robbery charge As his own attorney he won a surprising acquittal Charged later with violating Dyer act he was less successful was given the maximum sentence of five years in Leavenworth $5000 fine “I’m all through with law” he said “At Leavenworth I’m going to study music” f tiny hands turned the pretty frock into a torch yesterday causing fad tal bums for the child Mrs Catherine The mother left the had youngster Kearney alone while she went to the store to purchase additional trimmings for the dress eight-year-ol- i — A HiS New Device Solves Sea Diving Problem j i?i PARIS April 1 6— (AP)— Maj Yves le Prieur has solved one of the of greatest water div- deep 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