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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ' SUGAR PARLEY LOOMS AS-40- B NEEDING TIME Junior Latin Club Present Pageant To Evelyn Dailey, Editor. Jimmie limit, Associate Editor. HIGH SCHOOL Envoys Find Task Bigger IR VINO JUNIOR On Friday the Irving Junior Latin will Ilian Expected; Group club members present a Christ- Prepares Report. v BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec. 10 ol the world's sugar exporting countries got down to work In to devise a scheme an effort today of stabilizing the Industry through limitation. They Immediately that they had a longer Job on their hands than they had realized. Until this afternoon many of the delegates believed that a final agreement might be reached as early as tomorrow, but tonight It was apparent that, the conference would nm into, and possibly through, next week. As a consequence the conferees began talking about moving the sessions to Parts, but no decision had been reached tonight. Because of the language difficulty the sessions must be carried on In Em gllsh, German and French, and this alone slows the action. -- There were also many points In the Cuban 11ml' tatton proposals to be thrashed out by subcommittees and then made the subject of long consideration by the separate delegations. Only the statistics committee, con elstlng of one member from each delegation, was In session today, a report on production, consumption, export and stocks In hand in each represented country. This report will be used as a basis for determining to what extent production and export In each country should be curtailed. JM AtllMM. OF THE FAR UOUIH CAIVt THAT ST AMD THE COLO. mas pageant. The leading parts will be played by the following: Helen LeFavor, reader; Marian Taylqr, Mary: James Unton, Joseph; Jimmie Jarrett. Bob Sewell and George Dow axis, violinists; Miss I vie J. Ensign, accompanist; Lawrence Jones, Mason Rankin and Kimball Smith, the Three Wise Men ; Marian Swan and Dorothy Bauer, angels. The pageant Is under Ensign and Once around Miss THE 5 Zh the direction of Miss Thel Law. J LEAH BITTER. the --JCXS, seasons swing until Jolly Christmas time draws nigh and the gymnasium boys turn to the popular indoor sport, basketball. We have begun a class series at Irving. It Is to extend over a period of five weeks. Each class has two squad the midgets for the smaller boys and a first team. So far the ninth grade teams have completed the first round and the eighth grade teams have played two games. The outcome of the ninth grade series has been as follows: The second, third and sixth period midgets defeated the first, fourth and fifth periods, while the second, third and fifth period first teams triumphed over the first, fourth and sixth period squads. The eighth grade games resulted in the defeat of both the midget and first teams of the first period by the second period teams. The boys are taking a profound Interest In this series and the games have been conducted In a very orderly manner. JIMMIE JARRETT. again OTTER VERY VALUABLE TOR BfARmCr ANIMAL mHABrVS THE FAR NORTH INHERE THC TEMPERATURE 1 SO tOLO THAT ITS NOSE FRCftUtNTVT BECOMES FROECN,S'NEU.N5r SHUT, HAMPERING- ITS BREATH IMOr AND WLUNG THE AM1MAL - A7 CHARM KM d... Awt CURIOUS CREATURES By Richard A. Addison y Friday Saturday Dresses SaiO td Have at iji 250 fifl m You but ,fr, ft f iiS $ rm. . have in all we boast rs Mary Louise Stump, Editor. Avanelle Woolley, Associate Editor. LONGFELLOW 8CHCX)L Well, here we are again! Our 7 A social science Is progressing wonderfully. We have Just completed unit three of our reading book, which was about the study oif mechanical power. This chapter Illustrated the water wheel and windmill of 1800 and the modern machines of today. Unit four Is composed of many Interesting factors in the Industrial revolution. It contrasts the crude methods of making tools In 1800 with the methods used today. We have all enjoyed the first three units of the book, and are sure that we will like the last one. JOAN BORNE. 7A. KeitlvOBrieas Christmas In our art class we are making stuffed animals for Christmas presents for the needy children and for our own little cousins and friends. We are also going to make Christmas presents for our fathers and mothers. HELEN SMITH, 6A. Continues Today I Doors open at 9, repeating yesterdays splendid values, and including some exceptionally good items that arrived too late for yesterdays selling. 1500 Pairs Granite Chiffon Hosiery All-Sil- k Arrived Too of never having seen m? - for By Far Salt Lakes Most Outstanding1 Hosiery II Value Ficot Beautifully Sheer UI want thM. In down two doeea saaortminl Tops You and . . . $ tot (HU , i , for youiwlf , . . to bpld In aor an mmoii .$ ro V. 'Vf tnforcod .... L, too Bruard .very bit .Ilk, of to and ..jeC KL -J -- O- Some are up In the dentist's chair. While others are playing In the fresh, cool air; Some get the toothache very bad; I've nrver had one, and I'm oh, so er Late- Yesterday's Selling can If he gets In their mouths he laughs with glee. such values as these before! The newest modes for and early spring wear, featuring all the new sleeve Innovations, new necklines, new lengths, new trimming details and new colors. mid-wint- Between Cities yellow; But others avoid him as much as heard of ten dollar dress sales before, sincerity, ! Recently Miss Lucllla room received a Red Cross book from ' Gall lac, France. Last year we sent them a book of Utah, showing her LAS VEQA8, Nev. Kingman, many Industries, parks, etc: In answer we received this book, and we Ariz., will be brought within 100 miles feel very honored. We now have two of Las Vegas with the immediate conbooks from there. The French sre struction of a new highway from very artistic and we enjoy and ad- Chloride, Arlx., to the Boulder dam-sit- e, mire their work. according to plans revealed In LUCILE CHIPMAN. Mohave county seat by R. E. Athe HORSE. BOY THROWN FROM llison, locating engineer for the AriBEAVER. Bobble White, 8, son of zona state highway department. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. White, fell The highway will strike Black from a horse Monday afternoon nd across the river was rendered unconscious. He was canyon at a point Boulder-Gran- d Canyon severely bruised about the face, but from the Is recovering now. The father and Navigation companys station, about the three-quartemile of river a up mother were In' 8t George at the where Mr. from the damsite, and will be contime of the accident, White had taken his wife to remain nected with the Nevada highway by for the winter months for her health. a ferry, operated by this concern. Marjorie McKinley, also In the 4A, writes that she has been Interested In the development of airplanes. 8he writes: Nearly thirty years ago the first airplane was built. The Wright brothers made It. It got started by running down tracks on a slope. MR. TOOTHACHE. Mr. Toothache Is a bothersome fellow To boys and girls whose teeth turn Netc'York Fashionists Who Procured Only the Cream of the Market for This Sale! j New Road Gives Shorter Route OsUyers n. Selected by Our Modes w gold. We are hoping that our team wlH be the lucky one. LENORA LEWIS. Jarne Calllster, Editor. LOWELL SCHOOL Jimmie 4A, reports: In our grade we We are studying transportation. have learned that between California and Utah they use more trucks to take vegetables, eggs and fruit than The California people use trains. trucks, trains, ships and airplanesdes-to transport their products. In the ert lauds camels are used. In the far south, mules, donkeys and other strong animals furnish transports-Uo- We Been Able to Present Such Dresses This Ridiculously Low Price Brand-Ne- Lions, Bounding Beauties, Bouncing Bugs and Bawling Bees. The winning team gets Its name written In Methods of Transport Interesting Study DUE Never In the physical education classes we are contesting to see which team can get 350 points first. Each team gets so many points for each game it wins. The names of the teams are: Limping The kindergarten has made a winter scene on Its sandtable. There are hills covered with snow, Christmas trees, a moon, and some tiny white rabbits. The first grade children have made some clever Christmas trees, with bits of cotton pasted on the branches' to V represent snow. if Children In the second grade, are making, silhouette calendars. These little folks have had a clean hand poster on display for some time. The names of the children are on the poster, with a star for each day their hands are clean. The tlilrd grade children haye been busy making Santas and a lovely Christmas poster. The poster shows the Wise Men, the shepherds and the AVANELLE WOOLLEY. star. Not Ordinary Ten Dollar Thursday people happy. In many cities signs are being displayed asking thoee who have work to give odd Jobs to others. Some cities are employing men to do work that should be done, but which has been neglected. These men do not make very much, but they make enough to help supply their families needs. If everyone would enter into this project and try to help, the situation would be much better. MARIAN CONTA. Virginia Campbell, Editor. GARFIELD SCHOOL Our 7A classes hav.e an especially Interesting We are not only adding aquarium. knowledge to our minds, but beauty to our school hall. The pond for the fish Is arranged on a sandtable with a Chinese pagoda and a few Chinese figures, and there Is an oriental garden for a background. It really Is beautiful. The whole school building bespeaks of the coming Yuletide. Every door and window Is decorated and lamp shades cover every light. The children are engaged In making potnset-tla- s, candles, holly, bells and everything that goes to make up Christmas. Even the grounds In front of the school are being decorated, for a great, large Cluistmas tree Is to be trimmed and lighted there. As you might suppose, with all this Christmas spirit going to school Is a real Joy. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL The fourth grade Is writing to a pupil in Oklahoma who sent a letter addressed to Any Fourth Grade" in Salt Lake. Their teacher asked the children to write to the different cities. We are glad our superintendent chose our school to answer the letter. We are writing about our state and city. I chose to write about the tabernacle and the school library. MARGARET CRAFT, 4A. 0 ftf) i Our school furnished many donations School Building Shows of food for Thanksgiving, jrnd we Yuletide Evidences know that this helped to make some Social Science Study Shows Country's Growth war Q MB 13 11, 1930. B lovwtyel.ar weowo. Alt tha bt co). Huonl ora. Pull ranfiof ,f sines. street floor glad! BILLIE WILLIAMS, 4A. Margie Rushton, 5A. reports: In social science we are studying about cotton. The children have made a nevery nice sandtable showing the groes at work In the cotton fields; the masters house, the negroes quarters, the river and the river boat. Poster Illustrates Products of Utah Of course , you trill want one Mary Walsh, Editor. Mary Goff, Associate Editor. III HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL Miss Audrey Taylors 3A room Is a poster called Product of Utah. The children have gathered labels from goods canned In Utah and pictures of products raised here. They havea sample bags of sugar and salt and bag of ore. Miss Beth Hoopers 3A class has made a roundup sandtable. Wlsherd Page and Richard Poman brought the ranch house and bam. Rose brought a silo. There Is a corral, near which the cowboys are branding the cattle. There Is a river near the farm. Six different kinds of cattle are shown. We have two bulletin boards. One Is used for announcements and the other Is used for pictures that the different classes have drawn. This week the third and fourth grades are displaying their work. They have drawn downy woodpeckers, flickers These and Bohemian waxwlngs. make a very attractive display. or more for the holidays! Ro6S-kel- Misses Sizes 14 to 20 Crepes Chiffons New Early Spring Prints s. &, n. Discount Stamps Womens Sizes 36 to 40 as Usual : Mill m rlk a'.'iil'iVJ m CJ MARY ly Sale! Framed Pictures An Unusual Assortment Oblong, square, round and oval frame, with handsome gold and blue finishes. Copies of famous old prints. Subjects suitable to grace any room In the home. Mezzanine $ Mens Sl Womens Scarfs Make Lovely Gifts These Women's hand-blocke- d long scarfs fine quality of printed crepe de chine. Mens square scarfs with nest patterns In plaids, lrcludlng tha popular black and whit style. K'OB-fltr- eet Floor WALSH Children Help In Aiding Needy Lucile Chlpman, Editor. wood. Associate Editor. Evelvn SCHOOL When the snow fell, this winter nearly everyone was happy, because It meant many winter sports; but to some it meant hunger and suffering, because so many men are unemployed and cannot buy food and coal. The schools, hotfevefr, are trying to do i their part by helping where they cqn. We Issue S. t6 II. Discount Stamps |