Show 4uyJssKvJqjk vJSfefeaawiJaiife -w &ian&BSa-'ii5aS- m THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING zd Set ViSiSiiKK-- tfVkV’fet Ham- ct a& s& 5I'£S-Asri- 1eai&njEft& rt Five Generations at Fete mer in a Stearfi f l NOVEMBER 4 1834 The Water Beginning today there is published on this page the first dnaterlal submitted by high school students in the creative writing project being sponsored Jointly by The Salt Lake Each Tribune and the Publication Advisers’ association space will be deSunday approximately four columns-ovoted to this project the material to consist of short stories one-aplays essays poems feature arti shojt short stories &jvs6$1sESteia&i-i5i44v’Ai6- GIANT TURRET URGED AS AIR Radiator cles and art creations All manuscripts for publication and all inquiries about the project should be addressed to Harold Thorpe secretary By FRED McENTYRE of the association Jordan high school Sandy The Tribune East High School will not accept material direct nor will It enter into any Teacher: Mrs Claudia M Paddock Engineers and machinists have discussion or correspondence with teachers or students re- taught us that the infernal pounding this radiators can be the result of a in garding project number of factors e the The first fn Importance most common cause of this pounding is the breaking down of the steam trap When that occurs part of the steam is forced through the trap Ordinarily only water passes through the trap all the steam having been condensed in the radiator When the steam passes through the trap It is By LOIS IRELAND By JACK JONES West High School Salt Lake City condensed in the pipes and creates Bear River High School a vacuum there Teacher: Ethel M Connelly The water that is alTeacher: Ruth Johnson As I made my way stealthily up ready in the pipes is drawn back to Great lofty peaks Ihe front steps I glanced at my satisfy the vacuum JThis water af looming on high watch In the pale moonlight I could ter the vacuum is satisfied la dropped summila Their 2 see plainly It was 30 back into its original place It is the piercing the sky And Mother had set the time limit repetition of this that causes the Their surfaces dotted RAID DEFENSE French Engineers Dream of Mile-IIigFortress 1 Friendship ‘ By DAYNA STRINGFELLOW Jordan High School Scribblers Club Teacher Harold Thorpe By MARGARET CAMP h Spring in the Mountains to Guard Paris Bail Lake Trlbune-Chlcas- o Tribune Service PARIS — A tower fortress more Jordan Scribblers Club than a mila high with platforms Teacher Harold Thorpe from which airplanes could take off Faintly and far away the dying There is inherent in all of us a turrets for batteries of antiaircraft voice of the old west fades out — fades finer ofwhole-soulehuman degree Into the gathering dusk of an autumn guns hangars hospitals and bar to seem we than — a lone prone the of sympathy voice coyote twilight racks for hundreds of troops— this is whose long melancho y howl comes mihiTest toward each other In spite the dream of two young French weirdly to me across bronzing fields of all the selfishness that chills like Mra Mary Soffe efl214 Sherman avenue and descendants repreH Lessier and Faure Du melting away in the dim distance east winds in the world we find that five generations who recently honored her on the occasion of jarrle the eerie voice of a slinking denizen the whole human family is bathed at midnight! I almost shuddered pounding noise It is not to be under- senting here and there They say it is more than a dream If I could not get m quietly I stood that this means that it is the her eighty-eightlit the west on some sagebrush ’hill with an element of love like a fine blrthdsy anniversary Left to right Mrs H R Jensen that With pines and cedars it is entirely feasible and would Bide making the night hideous with aroma of pine on a cool spring day to muhave should “face the with steam radiator simply trap a daughter Mrs Lola Harris imperfect Zoe Marie Harris serve as far more effective protection green and fair ” Apd that would be hard on that is the a last bitter challenge to the white How many people do we meet in This raresic one very noisy The bare grey cliffs of the capital from air raids than any Otis Jensen a grandson and Mrs Soffe en- homes of refinement to whom we As I listen man’s invasion After the water is everybody for it was not likely that ly happens so high and cold ground antiaircraft organization tranced this mournful cry recalls to scarcely speak yet whom we honor would believe Mother about It does not the make story my pounddropped Are rising majestically They want to build this structure me the hardships of my grandparents and who in turn honor us! How the flat tire to a Descendants until comes noise is in bend Mrs genit five the Soffe of nine mother representing and bold ing on the strong ground at who helped subdue the wild west and many individuals do we see in the I felt for my key — and then I really the pipe erations recently honored Mrs Mary sons and daughters five of whom are neaux parade The clouds make a ring so fair near Paris not was shuddered The there 1214 of avenue of Sherman on lay the foundation on which our street or mingle with In church the second For Soffe cause the the key the Around summit pound peak’s high Would Top Tower civilization now rests whom we silently yet warmly re present-daSearch as I might I could not find it ing a drawing will be necessary for occasion of her eighty-eightbirth- living They are Mrs H R Jensen bare As his melancholy siren wail dies joice to be with! The language of and George Soffe of Salt Lake City Ahl I remembered Aunt Dorothy the proper explanation of the subject day anniversary Weighing ten million tons and Under dark snow banks had borrowed it way in the thick gloom memories wandering eyebeams reveals the true Mrs Soffe was born in Sweden and David P Soffe of Bountiful Mrs standing six times as high as the Cold water drives f of unhappy What could I do? Ring the bell’ things stir within human friendship which the smug came to Salt Lake City across the F D Cassity of Provo and Mra Eiffel tower it would be built on a The season of spring No I didn’t dare do that I couldn't me In deep meditation I slowly hypocrisy of prestige and position Now arrives plains in 1863 as a member of the Pontha Calder at whose home in Ver- foundation about 1300 feet in diame-te- r and would itself be about 750 feet wend my way to the inviting hearth tries to conceal go to a neighbor’s at that time of John Murdock and Hatch company nal the celebration dook place She of this human The cultivating to pore dolefully through the family It would Hence the birthday celebration Sep- also has 20 grandchildren 2Q great- m diameter at the base night or rather morning I couldn’t HAZEL MANNING By As the lolling tongues of friendship or affection gives us all a album stay on the porch tember 24 at Vernal had a pioneer- grandchildren and one great great- taper to a width of about 120 feet at Bear River School High b the top There was only one thing to do — flame dance carelessly up the chim- certain cordial exhilaration In poetry ing theme Teacher: Ruth Johnson grandchild The design shows three circular climb the rose trellis to the porch ney and mischievous little fire de- and essays and m the simple and faWHERE PEACE REIGNS mons play havoc with tjve glowing miliar diction of every day discourse roof From there I could reach my platforms jutting out 450 feet from — the comemotions main structure the lowest platof I In arm the benevolence relax the in chair the distance far away and window easily well maybe It would splinters form being about 2000 feet from tha to drowse in troubled content before placency toward others lend the mate- The be easy mountains rise On these platforms the arrial effects of fire only more swift so Standing so silent majestic there I started to climb the rose trellis the evening warmth ground tillery batteries would be stationed Slowly the fireplace vanishes In a much more swift more active and Against the cool blue of the skies and discovered that while there were and from them airplanes would ba no roses there were plenty of thorns fleecy white cloud the faded leaves more cheering are these fine inward catapulted off to meet the enemy of my album melt away into the liv- irradiations From the heights of pas- I long to sit 6n the tip top peak They snagged my dress and pricked The planes being already almost $ ing hues of unconquered wilder- sionate love to the lowest degree of And watch the clouds go drifting by my fingers I broke the trellis in sevm the air could meet the in-mile nesses and weird mystifying figures good will friendship provides the Where peace and tbeauty seem to eral places but I reached the porch at their own level without tha vaders nectar of life roof My goal was in qight of frontier history pass m review reign disadvantage of having to make a Our Intellectual and active powers And cares will vanish in the sky Then my heart sank the window Across my startled vision come o Salt Lake Tribune Service with war needs to effect a concen- dangerous climb during which they was shut That meant that it was When triding those forgotten heroes of Increase with our affection I tried it but LONPON — The announcement has tration of and increase in the volume would be vulnerable xi Id those hardy pioneers of the old the scholar sits down to write his probably locked By GRANT RICHARDS couldn't budge it west struggling for existence on the learned monograph all his profound idea Claimed Feasible been made by the war office of fire more mobility greater tafctiBear River High School The notation of the drawings Is a? just I sat down sunburnt wastes Sturdy trailblazers and learned knowledge may not fur cal freedom Shuddering again and an in the of the three platforms is shelEach increase Teacher: Ruth Johnaon of a new in the qrgamza-tioexperiment followsA represents the radiator What on earth was I to do’ and fur traders are trancing cease- nish him with one pleasant thought number of specialists forming some- tered by huge coverings in the shape of infantry which may if B the C steam the felme or the window intake behind sands STORM of over the proper congenial a trap nature Suddenly of lessly burning good trudgexpression thing in the brigade pool of inverted cones so that from the valve DE the pipe connecting the was opened under trial have The concentration of machine gun distance the tower would look like a ing up steep inclines conquering the lowship but if he writes a letter to The azure sky has turned to gray X turned uncouth savage and marking new a friend — what troops of gentle And chased the sun’s bright rays My mother was regard steam trap With the exhaust pipe or effects toward the complete mechani- fire will help the volume of artillery gigantic floor lamp with three the pipe that conducts the condensed zation of trails to the west thoughts invest themselves on every ing me thoughtfully of the home bat- support and weapons will be at hand shades one above the other away X must have stared at her for a full water back to the boiler Powerful form5 of the trappers hand with chosen words to fill his The wind howls low In deep despair for dealing with the opposition equippoint O the talions Communication between the scores minute cautious and alert pass before me missive with love midpoint of the pipe DE The second of floors would be established by eleThe smell of storm is on the air Tests in new organization have ment which escapes the artillery cause conof the water hammer is ‘‘Well’ she said “come on in Or Another element of friendship 1s The lightning brightens up the'gloom their keen beady eyes ever piercing vators with a spiral ramp for use In been going on for some years chiefly the obscured remoteness Bearded tenderness We are held together by The thunder sends a warning boom would you rather spend the night cerned chiefly with the pipe DE This with the Sixth brigade at Blackdowp Infantry faced by tanks machine case the elevators failed to work — to or slants down sort from of tie ties of blood of The hour of fury now has pome' star gazing?” buckskin clad and with rough fur every The designers figure the building pipe normally and the Seventh brigade at Tidworth guns smokeless powder and smoke DE as is shown in the diagram When in order to devise caps held tightly in place by grimy pride of fear of hope of wealth of Another storm has just begun a which screens requires more and closer sup would sway in the wind more than DE is bent m some fashion and point will enable a battalion system kerchiefs these brave mejj move lust of hate of admiration by ties four be feet at the top but they insist or brigade to port than Can given by artillery C is lower than E the water cannot close to the assault Stealthily onward Over their broad involved in every circumstance and with- which while aiding the advance has their type of construction makes this DANA STEPHENSON successfully By dram away and collects there If the out suffering the enormous casualties to counter opposing battery fire The feasible Also the tower would safeshoulders are slnng powder horns badge and trifle but we can scarcely Bear River High School kick-bac-k steam trap B is not working properly which ball pouches and scalping knives believe that so much character can tanks and machine guns are forward infantry being more effec- ly withstand the considerable Teacher Nethella Griffin and little puffs of steam are allowed capable of of 105 millimeter guns used on and in their hard knuckled fists they subsist in a human race as to draw tive m itself will tend to increase the on riflemen inflicting and the to escape this steam forces the water carry always their trusty rifles These us together by love Tenderness is an The trend of experiment has been value and power of the artillery be- its platforms without collapsing or out of the pipe This water is blown to self giving and souls exchange of gifts of human of divine Red clouds on the mountain breaking off part way up give the infantry increased sup hind most violently against the first bend blaze the unknown and unmarked love it makes good neighborhoods Mean more wind tomorrow not rain and new equipment of its own Proposal Disputed port conin the pipe and then the steam trails beyond the confines of eastern it watches witti the sick it holds the No storm ring around the moon to enable it to overcome obstacles in Considerable controversy has been a vacuum and draw- the advance without denses creating civilization pall at the funeral and it quite loses Not even a sign of a change aroused by the plan the principal always waiting water so back that the of class distinctions process for increased artillery support Slowly these trappers and fur sight ing the Thirsty fields seem to beg criticism being that the tower would By KATHRYN SMITH For perfect friendship one must Like babies do for water is repeated many times produemg traders braving the dangers and make a grand target for enemy long West High School New Weapons Given effect the a nature so rare and genuine Grass is yellow instead of green pounding fribulationj that await them vanish possess distance guns of the Big Bertha type Teacher: Blanche Kidder Ihis To end a number of extra in when The radiators the in the blazing fireplace Slowly their so well tempered and so happily Flowers’ heads are weak and pounding since it would be visible for many The passing of a year and a day weapons have been given to battoo powerful forms curl up in the lazy adapted that very seldom can the Bowed In prayer for rain Aerial bombardment miles found Gawain at the Green Chapel the boilers are first started in the talions as such antitank anti of caused the guns is presence by tongues of fire and dancing into a value and satisfaction of friendship Sagebrush and grease-wooCould make short work of the tower waiting to keep his tryst with the morning more machine gun powaircraft of guns the bottom radiators the water Have lost their color and gleam white vapor drift silently up the be realized without it in own its it is pointed out any time Green Knight As he lingered there water er mortars and of course means COLUMBIA Mo (UP)— The resig- aerial Cattle bawl and horses neigh chimney defenses for some reason failed the events of the year crowded The steam blown through the for increased mobility Each battalion nation of President Walter Williams to After an the like Next in this weird panorama fol- crudely in blankets and laid to rest On the dry plains in the west sounds explosion enemy planes at a distance his mind He again saw the keep through was a 15 com or 20 of the University of Missouri to rerecently given support lows the pioneers tfue hearted and in shallow graves unmarked and un- - People’s faces are tired and worn The French air ministry has not advent of the strange knight into boilers have been running to now the be is tested sume his old position as dean of the given the plan serious consideration plan minutes the water Is forced out of pany gallant Garbed in their rude cos- fared for in the wild Others of Losing their hope and faith King Arthur’s court and his sensa- the radiator and the noise is no tumes and growing barbels of vigor- these great pioneers live to triumph The old Indian philosopher long for each brigade to have a support school of journalism has recalled one since even if the authorities thought tional challenge which was to dare battalion of his favorite topics on “The Sort of it would work the cost would ba ous bristles on their square-se- t er heard chin over the hardships incident jo con Says to me “Heap dry spell" any knight to strike him one blow A point has been reached which Paper I jVould Publish" describing much too big for present day budgets and sun burnt countenances they be- quering the old west to be returned for another the latter makes the infantry battalion a com- his method should he be recalled to The designers By LAVERD GRIFFIN nevertheless are Next follows the glamorous cowgin peopling a wilderness Fearless m a year and a day He recalled his bination of rifles antiaircraft guns his old task of publication Bear River High School their faith and going about pioneer women sacrifice homes and boy a romanticist at heart with a keeping the reason for his presacceptance machine guns and "light artillery” Williams said he would select an the business of correcting and changTeacher Nethella Griffin comforts and brave the hazards of the courageous and ence there that day and the long spirit in the form of three inch mortars ’invisible” board of eight or ten in- ing details here and there wild so that their children may en- Clad in leather chaps and search that had finally brought him RAIN wearing The complexity of equipment in telligent men and joy better opportunities m the new broad ten gallon sombreros and steel Across the trees moans the wind to the castle of an old noble and his TALL TOMATO PLANTS the hands of a battalion commander women with whom he was well acwest Attired in their quaint home- spurs these rough shaven heroes re- For a moment all is silent young wife He thought of the cun ithas a new problem in to a newsand strive Me (UP)— In his back developed AUGUSTA get up quainted spuns these lusty women hail stead- pel the savages and conquer the Then like the roar of a self While he can manage his numer- paper he thought would measure up yard Leon E Silver grew tomato mighty ous agreement his host had made ily westwaid Glistening masses of shaggy buffalo that range over the with would him that furnace exchange they TOMLINSON ous PEGGY to of raven-blaca good news- plants that reached a height of more weapons in peace framing with their standards By hair dangle loosely be- vast I see these robust The storm breaks forth what each had won during the day the aid of his trained specialists it paper than nine feet He collected 300 neath starched sunbonnets In their westernprairies East High School Salt lake City riders bringing law and or- The trees bend and sway The first two days he had faithfully has become doubtful of No the whether the member board would quarts of plum tomatoes from the Cox Teacher: Alvira sinewy arms cuddle Infants squirm- der to the west —stilling the the A bough creaks each flower kisses host's the that returned droops Here- with the sunlight streaming plan would survive long m war be- know of his selection but Williams vines ing and kicking and crying for attowns of the border — and Then the deluge begins wife had bestowed on him but on window my experienice doesn’t cause his small staff of specialists would meet with them privately tention unaware of the suffering of finally dymg many of them with The snaps upfeelas the the in the he the returned third day only grasses would soon become depicted by cas- from time to time and casually learn impact of the their noble parents their “boots on” loving to the last kiss keeping the magic girdle that seem nearly as weird as it did at the driving rain I will relate it to ualties and there would not be a what they thought of the publication Thpse strong men and brave wo- the frontier with all her glories and An old she had given him As he sat there time it happened t man out looks and Editorials news and contributions men in their covered wagons slow- romance however just as I remember it trained pool on which to draw for sech a rain as we had in '56 ” musing the Green Knight arrived you would be chosen with the board m I was alone on the sleeping porch replacements ly make their way over the wild Grimly these heroes of the wild The young children and Gawain prepared for the blow fret mind with the idea such a board Special Units Ordered em- The ram has prairies I see them constructing rude west vanish in the soft From the first stroke of the ax he late one night preparing to sleep It spoiled their play homes and rearing their families I bers whirl up m leaping glowing Moreover he would not have the would choose what was best and reflames and For an hour it lasts shrank causing it to fall harmlessly was the kind of night that makes you the trivial Nothing weuld go see them planting the seeds of our are gone The Great The second blow the knight with- seem to sense that something entireto time or perhaps the opportunity of jectthe Then suddenly the wind ceases modern civilization and reaping the A turmoil of sparks in the paper “just to fill up” and down ly beyond your control is about the new weapons when in Store Intermountain The rain slackens to a misty drizzle held hut the third crashed handling fireplace alj somewould ba were howling sacrilegious fruits of hard labpr with success I flares up sputters fitfully and dies Sun shines perhis main attention to the in- nothing wounding him The covenant was happen m Dogs through the mist mitted Williams said see them developing the wheels of in- fades away into the Great fleecy giving action the distance where coals fulfilled the Gawain so and And the arose A glowing recognized rainbow curves across the sky point across a sky that fantry Although In no sense a religious white dustry I see them building up whether the assaulting Faintly and far away the voice of the is smiling again knight as none other than his host was clouds floated infantry paper it Would be fit for a child to and making our state old west comes agaimover the dark- Nature lighted by a bright full moon should not be kept intact as such who explained that the first two and read and would be crammed with nd nation what itIs today ened fields the wail of the blows weie withheld because Gawam which on any other night would have all the supporting weapons placed I see many of these daring men and lonely watcher ofdying good local stories human interest the west whose had faithfully fulfilled bis part of the been magnificent but which now lent into special battalions and encouragement for youthful heroic women bent with years pass slmkihg form is silhouetted for an the a ghostly aspect to the whole world The new test therefore is to make endeavor returned agreement having this an infantry ing on Thousands of them drop instance in the magic silvery flames to consist of kissesi but the third lime because of It was only natural then with brigade wearily by the wayside of the long then he fades away in the silent em- his failure to give up the girdle the atmosphere hovering over me that three battalions of riflemen supporttrail their worn bodies wrapped bers of the fireplace blow had fallen wounding him A my thoughts should turn I to all the ed by a fourth battalion which would Wind and Frost Aid By RUTH PEARSON had ever have tales that sort of just retribution was thus the main maJordan Scribblers’ Club In a very short time I had chine in its orgahization made Gawain although humbled to heard gun power to cover the ad such to Teacher Harold Thorpe Cutting Grand Coulee a worked pitch vahee myself up the dust returned to the court a of 36 Vickers guns that it was quite difficult for me to and 16 consisting Of all nature’s phenomena winds stronger and better knight antitank been lying so tense The three riflegunsbattalions of the COULEE DAM Wash (UP)— Gawain" and "Beowulf” clearly breathe I had appeal to me most They express to Grand Coulee the so narrow a space for so long that through me many of the greatest of the human illustrate the traits of the race that in have its own rifle- r which the Columbiagreat gap I ached from head to foot from the brigade will each river now flows men supported by 12 light machine site of the $62000000 emotions produced them The latter is full of strain dam project Gradually however in spite guns and the headquarters company Therf is the cool breeze of radiant strong forceful words with few de of the horror was formed by forces other than wawhich filled my mind has four antiaircraft dawn flowing briskly down from scriptive details the hero and his and four guns W ter J Hopkins former UnitMajor my common sense distorted as it was three-inch mortars Chilly canyons bringing the spicy es- followers are seafaring men brave ed States army geologist believes to return with my consence of cool damp earth the aroma but coarse and crude to whom pomp began slowly Relieves accomResponsibility Major Hopkins said wind and frost beauties and love are fidence and of crushed pine needles tha fresh- luxurious Thus a battalion commander while as well as water apparently had cut panying on the Gawain elements ness of awakening nature strange which having some immediate support In the coulee during a period of thouWith the abnormal There are abrupt tumultuous other hand is written In a softer so often comes to one bravery who ha£ been his own hands will be released from sands of years Many geologists have It deals March winds romping carousing al- more beautiful language held the cut was made by the swift of badly frightened came the growing machine gun and antitank gun conternately roaring and whispering with the splendor and luxurya love conviction that to get out of bed and trol which passes to a special sup flowina waters of the river once much of has and court life something and whistling murmuring snatching have a look around would certainly porting battalion The rifle battalions larger than at piesent hats from heads and gamboling about element which shows a romantic peoof the shatter my abourd fears Therefore in the trial will obtain another rifle Ike 'mischievous descriptions Lengthy ple go happy lucky new found courage to- company each in place of the support mode of dress are made and the hero gathering my bovs Duck Hunter A’o Obligation ontured from my place company brave true character is the em gether f ar o erhead are the gloriously free a battalion becomes The support of not bodiment only winds of space the The through to Without racing person witnessing a Hoover machine gun unit such as was tried impose point Firing Shot Demonstration 0j heavens sweeping oyer mighty snow- strength but of all the virtues In their home you a word or two of description Our on a modified scale on Salisbury plain capped mountains 'ungoverned un- chivalry leads into a small bed by the Second battalion the Somerset during this week and until Nov porch leeping — Colo PUEBLO Charles (UP) — — restrained God s great bellows im room which opens into a long hall light infantry in 1927 The experi- Oles went duck 10th and sending to Auerbach’ hunting and got a for skin pressing puny man with the vastness High School Principal letter on their opinion a quick beauty going down from which is a flight of ment is a revival on a modern scale fine mallard without firing a shot of ageless eternity At the bottom of these is a of the machine gun battalion of the of the Hoover Demonstration While en route with a companion Bans Girl Cheer Leaders stairs There are soft soothing zephvrs of table with a reading lamp on it that war period and if the organization to a and the best letter in the opinCorrect and protect your beauty from the defects td which nearby lake in the early hours — :— nature summer mornings tiptoeing will win a is generally left ort when any mem became general ion of the judges there would be 15 Oles saw the duck sitting in the road modem skins are especially susceptible Create more loveliNEW BRITAIN Conn (UP)— Thebpr of the among the flowers and grasses bend This ouf amlv handy Hoover Dustette In case gun battalions converted ahead of his car blinded by the ness day by day Tins Is the way' school football team will have Ocular night however everjone was machine mg to caress them as a mother kisses jot tie duplicate prizes will be from rifle power lights He stopped and with the lights to struggle along without the aid of In bed her sleep ng babe awarded1 You may leave your asleep and I had turned out Cleanse with pasteurized Face Cream still in the duck's eyes stole up on It SI 00 Simplifies Training There are hot burning winds pour- fejnimne cheer leaders this year the light on going to bed Nowr to go entries In Auerbach’s Downstairs Slade turned on I tiptoechsoftly to the head of the the new plan from behind effect The of from the blistering desert like 'Principal Louis P general ing Clear with Skin Clearing Cream Excellent Enlivens Department at the Hoover Demthe suggestion stat stairs and peered down What I saw would be to simplify peace training blasts from a blazing furnace — scorch- thumbs dowm-ofor sallow freckled conditions onstration Table! Entries must SIOO of a not would allow daughter FAMILY GROWS FAST ing shriveling everything at a touch there was far beyond my wildest be In on or before Saturday No” aniFORT DODGE la (UP)— Eleven The light that I had so out of the door like a drawing out all moisture leaving all mine to become a cheer leader PrinIf blackheads coarse pores trouble jou we advise Helena vember 10th You may call Was Pu- imaginings It Slade of unladylike thought cipal things parched and baked Rubinstein Beauty Grains carefully turned out was lit Our mal and disappeared into the night children in ten years is the recordVin4780 for a Hoover demonstration $100 respectable front door was thrown wide open and A long space elapsed during which Mr and Mrs Anton Dencklau of Through sultry August days there pils insisted such activity in your home A Hoover Salesif properly conducted ” cold are danc ng ttle whirlwinds whirl beads I not and and have went do cent time a la near here They there was horrible f gure silhouetted limp man will call on you and there Helena Rubinstein offers jou complete beauty service mg dervishes of the air catching up bv the ghosth moonlight slouched 'of cold perspiration stood out on my any consecutive pairs of twins to dewill be no obligation Come to Auerbachs Beauty Salon dust and leaves spinning dizzily and trees till they shriek and moan m an and bent almost double in the door 'brow the brain of Our attendants tract from the my although aspect Finally prolific wildlv until they spend themselves guish was numb I arose mechanically de record but they do have three sets of specially trained will advise jou on your particular wav Last Saturday’s in their rollicking twistings and flut Dusk darkens into night bringing When 1 saw- this strange and ter 'scended the stairs put out the light twins All the children are hying problems suggest the correct sell beauty care the w inds most fascinating makeup for your type ter uncertainly to an early death of mysterious- and weird rible apparition my legs refused to and locking the door I turned to go and seven of them are going to W inner There are gentle winds of October sounds swaying moaning shrilling support me and I sat on the top step back to bed Suddenly with a rush school full and While I was sitting there the numbness left my brain Mrs hT-LThomas earning the incense of wood smoke faint faraway blasts then high abovejabruptly ELIZABETH MOOGK-Mana- ger BEES FIND HONEY CAR and burning weeds shaking the tired the treetops the wailing of lost soulslgasping desperately for breath the realization of the situation dawned on 411 2nd Avenue SPRINGFIELD Mo (UP)— Charles trees softly till showers of bright wandering restlessly onward seeking figure raised its ghastly head and the me This took instantaneous effect leaves flutter down and settle in un — ever seeking A moment of deathlylnght from the lighted lamp fell fullland Iran terror stricken up tne stairs Smith railroad freight manager here certain heaps to rest silence — then a wild rush of air the'on its face As long as I ve I shallland threw myself in bed trembling asks all shippers of honey to keep M mday’s Winner! As autumn fades a wav bitter sting Lwishing of ghostly skirts a grinding never foi get that horriole face which v iolentlv and waited wide eyed urjtil containers scaled tignt A slightly - mv blood run cold A- should dawn iind I should have damaged carlo3d of honey arrived Mrs Leo Vaughn itday ing November blizzards rush in driv ind moaning of skeleton trees the un hiaeng the lev sleet whipping the cold earthlv screams of a maniac tnc gur glanc d up it seemed to seme rather ocaee ofmmd w nich davhght would hcie and within a few minutes p Gilrier Drive 1000 bees made more of than gray snow in w Ud commotion flailing gling death rattle of a dying man a than to see me sitting at the top of bring Fina'lv however from sheerlswarm j work impossible 'the stairs Turning instantly it rannervous exhaustion I fell asleep and flaying tha ragged sigh— and silence shivering d snow-cappe- d h lf y h far-of- Stronger Infantry Support Will Be Provided in Revised British Troop Organization snow-cappe- d Trlbune-Chlcas- -' n - one-fourt- h fl Sir Gawain heap A dry spell Green Knight Dean Williams’ Plans for Ideal Paper Recalled d t The Night of Horrors g public-spirite- d k 1 says-"Jes- AUERBACH’S 1 iH 4 i hair-raisin- g Helena Rubinstein rl FREE! 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