| Show T 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE if School NeWs and Views i SiJ i Xi' ix report: BeWert of ret! All Gasses Assist tu the statement of the board of health Rats caused more deaths than war In With Annual Operetta htv their picture taken She divided the clasa Into two teams' One was playing and tha othar was just lookOne picture showed the ing excited children playing soccer and one showed them playing indoors Another showed the boys’ teams The Winifred Bowers reports: girls ara practicing for the hopscotch tournament The school wine tournaners will enter the ment Each teacher in the school la to have a poster made representing the These posters subject she teaches r will be turned ever to the association tobe Included in a book tha organization la pro paring Leona Ball! sayt that four children have bean elected ctptains Of the Indoor baseball teams in room 23 They ara Anna Lea Dumayne Leona Ball! Dan Petersen and Franklin Leaver Vera Jean Ray reports that flic SB reading class has started on the SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 53 1935 Amelia Earhart- Putnam and Wiley Post Thara ara many othar excellent aviators but tf we taka them to be at soma later up it will need ' - Day' by Day With Uncle Ray time 23 of my own and a printed design to paste on the cover of my scrapbook Name Each article i to tell a few' facts Street or R F D about the live! of tha aviators but State or Province the main thing will be accounts of City m M m Sometimes It is harder to le?n their famous deads facts about living heroes than about Readers who ara attending school Gandhi Declares Work those who have died may find tha stories on aviators sWa read of a daring dead by an helpful as topics and I feel aura that Causes Long Silence aviator or of a great discovery by tha boys at least will be glad to of Interest WARDHA India March 22 a scientist Then two or three years hava them for tha sake So pass and we ‘may look- - around to How about tha girls? Do they Ilka far behind with his work is the deads of movfast Mahatma (Gandhi that today he vowtry to find facts about the aviator to read about tha ed himself to silence until April 19 or scientist They can be found but ing aviators? we may need to look longer than to Spdaking of speed reminds me to catch up learn about Napoleon who dlad that not long ago an Italian shot There is no political significance more than a century ago or about through tha air in a plana at tha in the long period of silence his Julius Caesar who lived 2000 ytars rata of more than aavan miles a min- secretary said Gandhi merely being The Forum (Continued Prom Put Pour) over Think I’ll sneak in after bedtime and have a bad cold so I can’t see ’em for awhile Some of them might not appreciate all what we did for 'em They said wa didn't hava any spine but we soaked 'em—I mean we showed them “Welt Jim and good luck You'll need it” F E SETTLE Mr Feary Renews the well-wor-d itatement that the payment of Townsend pension would close all Doe he Imagine It would pension those under 60 years taking them out of these institutions? There d constitute of the inmates being past 60 He 'ays that $2500000000 spent annually on I a poorhouses could he caved” No such sum Is spent on hi figure 1 110 times too high There were 51504 persons past 60 in poorhouses In the year last 1923 enumerated They cost $12- -' se poor-hou- One-thir- the last century The board of health will use a poison called red squill ' Bob Connelly Editor which will not hurt our pets - Lois Wheatlake Associate Editor We as junior citizens will be fled ROOSEVELT t JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL -- ‘The Roosevelt junior to do our part in this worthy project of much high has been activity during the pest weeks Sixth Grade Compose for the whole - school has been s Flay About Nature tiding in the ' production of our anPension Plan Figures nual operetta to be given March 26 360960 each year Including equip-meVirginia Hair Editor and 27 At the operetta for this year Wrong Writer Claims buildings interest etc they will be “Tulip Time" which deals Louisa Whitaker Associate Editor cost $21621680 each This is Editor Tribune: Mr K Feary a less than the hundredthyear with Holland the art classes have DOUGLAS SCHOOL— Geraldine part of Mr ute! desirous of getting hia personal ago been busily making tulips of all dif- Farrer 6B reports: The children of if he could pioneer says get the $200 Feary’ Moreover he imag These thoughts cam to mi after Monday— Kingssford-Smltup to date and revising a month Townsend pension he would lnes the figure ferent colors to form a background tha sixth grade are making up origitax would he 2 per cent It ' some a letter these manuscripts for the production The members of nal plays poems and stories about rent reading r pay containing buy groceries hire a cook would be from 80 to 60 per cent on (Copyright 1935 Publishers words: the cast have reported faithfully to nature They are based bn the plumber carpenter tailor chauffeur all sales which total 56 billions Synldcate) “I have to learn aoma facts about all the practices even the ones on knowledge we get from our nature take railroad trip buy presents and There are now about 11 2 million Judge Okehs Colonel Charles Lindbergh but thus put $200 a month in circulation people (not eight million) Saturday mornings - Miss Etta Nelson topics which wc look up in the liUse This Coupon to Join the 1933 unit past 60 in have not been able to get any inDressier who is directing the acting and Mrs brary We expect to have a program Cost Funeral giving employment or profits to at this country Pay each $200 per month ' Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club Matilda Cahoon and Mr George iH on March 29 and give these originlal least ten persons formation except that he was born To nd We must raise $2300000000 Ray HOLLYWOOD March 22 (UP)— Durham who ere in charge of the compositions before tha class But ha forgets that the money month or $27600000000 per year per Exchange Gub Members in Detroit and that he flew the At- CaraUncle for of Lake Salt Tribune All 5B the Mane Dressier' flin&al Harding Peggy 10000 which lantic would be writ: taken woultf first have I if done their paftt well from these ten the payment of pensions Add only y singing appreciate it you Sait Lake City Utah Student! fifth interested are Take in tha took six grade girls received me a A chart is prepared on Swimming tax sale cirmore facts place 10 per cent for coat of admin istra- about him bulletin persons by monthsrago give stopping Dear Uncla Ray: I want to Join legal approval today board in the lower Hall to record the hop scrotch tournament to be held culation fpr 90 days If tha “plan” tlon and we must raise $30360000- -' ' "DONNA LE BLANC” 1935 tha Uncla We all determined are this Ellen Schroadar Editor Ray Walton Scrapbook spring Wood idle took tickJ Superior hoarded r Judge progress made in the sale of the money or new 000 ai the actual yearly coat of Town- - This letter and others have led club and I inclose a stamped e overruled to learn the rules and practice hard EDISON SCHOOL— Last ets In fact the whole echool is protests of Miss Dressier' money it would put money Into cir- send payments J Last year the nk Friday to prepare a series oh "Famous Velope carefully addressed to my sister Bonita now culation to make the operetta of this to make a good showing but ainct it takas money tlonal income wu just under 80 bil — Ganthony soma man from tha Exchange club living to be published next week self Please send me a Member- in London who Fliers" 6B Gtllacher contribMargaret exto is the “on ever that the fly” and takes it lions Townsend pensions would objected earn to our school and took tha year the moat successful one to include Kingsford-Smlt- h utes: Mrs Hazel S Jensen is promot-in- members ship Certificate a leaflet tailing penditure of so much money for a from those spending it it would not three-fift- h Staged by Roosevelt junior high of tho earnings of of tha Popeya club swim- thaplanMolllsons Colonel to how to a teams maka a baseball Corner funeral plan Lindbergh a to tha circulation add dollar organize scrapbook We are very glad to welcome two all the people ara station the J H PAUL r at police ming They We shall a for this have spring hew students into our midst They Interested in tha Popeya club and asas soon the teams are all league re Beverly Steadman who has come will attend their next meeting Tha to us from Provo high school and organized Popeya club is doing alt it can to Kerr chil4B Karel that tha says Gordon Stsndlsh of Tacoma Wash clean up the school yard and make in her dren class borhave a put up The basketball team of the first it look nice DON'T BE DUMB WHV SURE WAt SURPRISED FOLK! MEET THE KlO THANKS BUT der This of gay spring pictures A BROTHER? period health education class won the We are all enjoying our newr picto SHOULDN'T I HELP YOU BUT border WHEN YOU WALKED IN ON realize YOU SENT ME BROTHER JIM THIS IS them that helps second year championship of the I DIDN'T KNQW ture are' shown machine Pictures DONT WORRY is here I'M ME UIM THROUGH MARY spring COLLEGE ANO ON MY WAY TO LISTEN school when they defeated the sixth DENNIt YOU HAD a : often sometimes to a single room ABOUT THAT YOU'LL BE 3EEIN' At THE HOSPITAL TO SEE SOME HOPE YOU'RE ANO FROM NOW period team 18 to 7 and somfumas to tha whole school BROTHER A H0AT YOURE WELCOME S Possessions U juST of We are glad to welcome Mrs (Ada LOT OF EACH OTHER? FRIENDS 1 WANT YUH TO ON M NOT In social science we are making VISIT BILL UNLESS GEE' TO BUNK WITH Nofsinger who has charge of the THEY’RE cli’EM TAKIN6 MEET ANY MORE Studied Big Map Made books about Norway about the A JOB FIND ME AS LONG girls’ rest rooms mate midnight aun tha capital MONEY FROM SWELL We ere glad to state that Miss RIGHT AWAY- AS YUH LIKE YOU fishing and many other things Constance Self Editor Laura Sampson our sewing teacher The South high school hand will has left the hospital where she has Harold Hargreaves Associate Editor been during a long siege of illness WEBSTER SCHOOL— The fifth play for ua one day thii week and has returned to her home grade children in room 13 are studying the possessions of the United Indian Village Made States Alaska Hawaii Teacher Takes Movies including On Sandtable in Rooi Philippines Panama Canal zone PorAnd Creates Mystery to Rico and the Virgin islands The Charlotte Amundsen Editor pupils are making a large map of Alaska by cutting out the map and Ruth Glade Associate Editor Zitelle Christensen Editor Doris Wlgren Associate Editor Around FOREST SCHOOL—Carma Lund-berpasting it on blue paper JIM ONLY KNEW THE IMPORTANT HAMILTON SCHOOL — Wayne this are pasted pictures of the indusroom 16 writes: We are learning PART APPLE MARY IS TO PLAY Imports and ex about the Indians We have made our Jorgensen grade six room six re- tries and resources IN HIS LIFE? La-ports: There is a great mystery go- ports are shown by pictures of ships sandtable into an Indian village The IB are and on Beverly at Hamilton bliss other canoes Melba Indians reports: Kilpatrick things ing Glade one of our teachers has taken Our nature teacher has brought made of clay It is a very realistic to school many interesting things moving pictures of the principal looking village around the Merlyn Edward room 9 reports: teachers traffic boys and many other These are displayed -room The windows are lull of We school children on have been learning about the postthe plants groups of and are there stuffed of man Some birds and sent Wt she many stamps A LOT O’ TH: KIDS understand grounds postoffioe On one the children have brought different them to San Francisco to be devel There are four salamanders ' GEE- - THAT'S SURE WERE OPENIN’ THEIR BANKS we a have wall of to i illustrate to us display school She pressed kinds of stamps oped That alj'ghe will tell TO GET DOUGH TO HAVE FUNNY ABOUT THAT GUY flowers We have two cates devoted our study We have airmail special certainly hae aroused our curiosity to THEIR FORTUNES TOLD- - AND THE HOBO HUMID our museum nature of kinds of other room various objects delivery and Kathryn Tempest grade six TH’ WOMEN'S TUESDAY MYSTI- C- HE SAID HE tlx writes: We are busy doing somestamps IN TOWN BE WAS WAS GOIN’ TO PAY TO CLUB GOIN It is giving oral Qaes in Two Groups thing interesting HIM TO GIVE ’EM A A WEEK TELLIN’ FORTUNES- book reports' In this way we can Show To Flower Open For Taking of Photos LECTURE share our books with our schoolmate OMAHA Neb March 22 (JP— GovIt also makes us want to read every ernor R L Cochran of Nebraska and I am sure Barbara Martin Editor story that is well told Governor Clyde Herring of Iowa will Sue Snedaker Associate Editor that if you could hear these intereste formally EMERSON SCHOOL— Verlie open the national flower ing reviews you would like to read the books too reports: The children of room and garden show here Saturday Dorothy Sawyer grade 6B room 21 taught by Miss Ruth Wilson had March 30 it was announced today m city-wid- the-sce- Parent-Teache- - two-thir- d - poor-houses- nt h $10000 A y - te -- -- en-m- con-su- m - Apple Maiy By Martlia drr I 'A g Little Orphan Annie Without a Trace rrrnsriwi— n nrT Mc-Ghi- Believe It or Not! —By Ripley kHh KTi Gasoline Alley It’s a Fair Question eeTTT GEE MOMS THERE’S NOTHIN' TO DO- WHEN IS SKEEZiy COMIN’ HOME! How MANY ANGLES IN THE ABOVE FIGURE - Answer Monday HE'S AT MILITARY SCHOOL AND HE WON'T BE BACH UNTIL VACATION YOU'RE LONESOME AREN'T YOU CORKY HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A LITTLE BABY SISTER? T HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT ITS GOIN’ TO BE? T Cepyriffct Inlus The Gumps 1B3B byChtMf tU luaJjmsakfc Sympathy he once lived 90 days ON WATER ALONE EXPLANATION OP YESTERDAY’ CAETOON Tha Unarmed Constable—Contrary to tha atorlaa of tha had men of the Taxai open epacej Constabla Tom 8mlth of Oiona Texai think they are quite all rlsht and he ha never carried a (tin orle made an arreit In hla entire career Smith aara: "I have been a constabla continuously for 23 years and have never made an arrest or carried a gun I have never had to Aa a rule wa hava no bad ears In the county and all I hava to do 1a aend k few of them hosna from time to time I usually atay home at night where Id wide its- all toed constable! ought to be I'm vary Sastlve of an antlalrcrsft gun and might its prototype busy attending to my own buslneea and moat people In thla section do the same Monday: "One That Will Surprise You" They usually work out thalr troubles when-lefalone AU I do le tell the boys to cool off go homa and think It over and after sleeping all night take a good drink in the morning Then they feel eo Happy they let It go at that” Tba Feetarchers of Bellrla— The Indloe practicing this biaarr manner of hunting with bow and arrow are the Ouaranocai of eastern Bolivia near Santiago de Chi qultoa They call it "flight hunting” and employ It to hunt fowl very successfully This manner of hunting la strongly aug- - Bringing Up Father a (Registered U S Patent Office) i‘ i 'YOU IDIOT'' WHY" DID YOU MQLLER LIKE that? vou ARE THE ONLY ONE ON THI5 BOAT WHO WANTS TO GO ASHORE- - it —By George McManus |
