| Show The Salt 20 On lake Tribune Saturday August detisiotl Mirror of Your Mint! You Boat Blackout Pete? Piecework? Production Generally Lowers Here’s Tenth in New Puzzle Series whose pay went to their Will workers produce more on piecework? Follow These Simple Rules To Win Cash Can you beat Blackout Pete? ptiialt £ak$fibnnf 10 BLACKOUT PUZZLE i dozen a production day dropped to 75 dozen a day when the gnls were put on However when a piecework quota was fixed at 100 a day and the girls allowed to go home when their quotas were made the average girl got off two No because most don’t know what their people wishes and feelings are If you need a salary raise but are afraid to ask for it an emotion al conflict gets under way and you know it If you make a fum Answer: uhilh road to take the may refrain fiom obvious and follow all the rules of will usually resolve it cord unless but self But if no decision is made civilized society the conflict will continue to tliei e is love between them hound you until you icpiess It 'their rhildien will miss their from your conscious mind oppoi tumty for fully develop Theieafter you will not be jng affection and emotional awme the conflict exists but itlWarmth A child whose parents wu continue to take its toll inhitually fight and - make-uwill no doubt have a troubled discontent detime but he or she will Can ill maled parents rear better emotionally much velop mentally healthy children? than one who grows up in a cold not loveless home free from Answer: It Is possible but p Incompatible parents such strife n fai simile (repi educing comprinted matter and pit ture) T THF PFTE plete MS Are people aware of their conflicts? e parents-Averag- 96 Answer: Usually not al though any changes relating to rewards or bonuses usually stimulates production until the novelty wears off A study was made some years ago of girls employed in threading needles hours early - or tvprv tiK'iTTfer of fheyt'TAmiPy nay compete There U no limit to the number of entries 2 After you have blacked out all the squares In the diagram whlih you think are INtORRttT fill In your name and address and clip coupon neatly on the ruled line Mall coupon or exact sire hand-elraw- 18 1936 SIT LAKE THtni'N F PO 110X ht7 SALT LAKE CITY I TAII All entries must be postmarked before P 01 pm Auk IN 110 Ter Week 3 PRI7FS V0 rash will be pnld for the rorrer t solution In any one aspek If more than one correct solution Is received the week s prize will be equally divided If no correct solution la received the prize will be added to the award for the weeks contest 4 BONTSFS: A $3 rash bonus will be paid If winning entry Is postpasted face out on a card and not enclosed In an en- - This Puzzle Is Worth eet $30 Taste on postcard and win $5 Mail to: Blackout Pete The Salt Tribune Box 867 Salt Lake City more! Lake Utah Entries must be postmarked no than 9:01 pm Aug18 elope Only One Solution 5 There Is only one correct solution and only a correct solution can win The decision of the Judges shall be final and all contestants agree to accept these decisions as condition of entry t Anyone may entpr except persons employed by The Salt Lake Tribune or Newspaper Agenry Corp and members of their Immediate later Name Address State- - Zone City families A seasick traveler might dread changes (Vine 19 Vane 20) of a fine sculptor The the thought of a ship's' — Congressmen in Washington could be very valuable (Best 31 (Lunch 1 Lurch could attract a decision about a tourists from all parts of a nation (Tavern 3 Cavern 4) Some people ate would appreci- movement of a the 5 Fan 6) A home owner may have to a house if he cannot live In it (Seal 7 Sell 8) An old lodger might complain because he is not satisfied with his (Lot 9 Cot 10) A man who has invited some neighbors to his house may worry about his (Rug 11 (Fin Rum DC sometimes have to make Bust 32) (River You would expect a camp 2) An histoilc 12) Rider 22) Teen agers could make a very popular (Fad 23 Lad 21) A during a meal may assure a young bride that her husband approves of her cooking (Hum 23 Hug 20 The college student who during his school vacation may look forward to the new school year (Flays 27 Flans 28) could rise in importance when new rulers take over a country (Stamps 29 Swamps 21 13 Steel schoolboy Size range includes A j Long wing shrunken 3 to 7 A with grain "Ivy" boot in brushed crepe sole Fawn color leather with cushion C From the wide selection of boys' shoes in our newly enlarged Street Floor Shoe Department Mail orders 42c 995 postage 2 tta jtyc' vr ) Hrt’ M i MiVy It ‘‘V M t 7 wrm ste r t ' i ' f f r I J LU A 4 cotton sport shirt 398 wrinkle-she- d ivy-leag- lancer styles Dan River cotton with Italian collar and short sleeves Teal red gold cr brown damond checked 6 to 20 one-piec- ue Galey and Lord washable and e long sleeved shirt comLed co’ton Stripe in preunk giey black tan reversible wash poplin zip jacket 14 to 20 850 750 4 to 12 guaranteed teal Stripes on one side solid color on the other Red ted brown grey or ravyJed black-maiz- e red tan-blac- k 398 6 20 (boy on left' "crew cut" broadcloth shirt x cotton crew neck tee shirt 4 to 12 89c 14 to 20 LOO 4 wi’h to Jr reck ny’cn Jockey keep shape extra leng’h shirt tail Mach me washade Black-maiz- V i pyramid rib white cotton knit brief 4 to 12 89c y f r - Li - -- If i 14 to 20 95c fA Sizes 4 to 12 with double thickness scat Bo’h sizes t f have guaran’eed waist bonds z ' & m V y 4 V cotton handkerchiefs Fine pkg of 4 100 f white cotton lawn with colored borders j b'acx or boxn boy on all-wo- r 04 ijn- cotton knit argyle sox 75c pep G f II '85c z c'd x -- r5 595 melton jacket leather trim g ey ar urn short sleeved shirt 298 s t r ( - C ' c p ‘ c and LuJ "-- e -- C‘r 398 14 to 23 wi’h pima cc“on n o '’t cp e' rrph ire1- - g x pp V - ‘g p- p j X flannel slacks wih pleats 1 to c1p in p wash-and-we- c d 545 645 1195 all-wo- el 7 pea- 14 to 23 1395 wi’h sness at lej’Kr weight pen’s Lt navy or red wi’h whi’e CC hand-frame- sf ort oM) ol 6 to 12 0r-- 26 fa 22 pleated -- 650 dicrcn chccocl d ad f and even s zs 4 to 12 x wo ps 25 m 2'0 c( red Rough R tfpr n sc1 d bf cr grey Tcxu'Oy tzeed ye lew 4 to 12 narrow colored leather belts 150 "Text nn" hal( inch bits m vif'r tin Hjc e thickset corduroy slacks M'd f 298 pan Jar s‘r pe s si ort s’eeves and the short or ten crew ct co! 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