| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JUNIOR SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 14 Scouts Win Prizes for Nice Flags Flag Means Much to All Our Citizens The flag means more to me of red white and blue cloth The flag the nation has so bravely fought for to keep it waving ever the land of the free It symbolizes a country which has won its fame through hard work and labor This wonderful flag of ours should be respected by all people If citizens of this the United States would rightfully demand the American flag to be properly mean more to used it wou them It should not be worn as a costume or used as displaying and never should be put up on stormy days Never leave it out overnight and never let it touch the ground or the water Don’t deface it in any way Always protect it and watch over it A story is told of a little foreign girl who saved the American beflag She was made fun of nacause she was not of their tionality There was to be a parade and the small child wanted to participate in its activities but the other children objected to it As the children were studying in the schoolroom the fire bell rang smoke was smelled and flames were seen There was a panic Finally when the building was cleared the little girl remembered the flag was still standing in the room She hurried back up the stairs and crawled across the floor She lay flat on her back while unfastening the flag from its attachment The flames and smoke were terrible and she felt herself choklast ing but she kept on until at her she had the flag safe in hands She threw it out the open window as that was her only chance to save it She crawled back out and was finally safe The next day she was indeed in the parade This is an example of a “True American” 'T have given you each a flag" said the scoutmaster “and I will expect you to take good care of It At the end of three weeks I will Inspect them and see whose flag is the cleanest and newest looking one and award a prize for the best” “I hope I get the prize” said than just a piece Jack Carter “I hope I do” said Jack Ander- son Each boy tried his very hardest to keep his flag clean and like new At the end of the three weeks a scout meeting was held All the flags were put on display with the name of the owner each After the scoutmaster had looked at them all carefully he told the boys to come back the next day and the prize would be awarded The boys were very excited and could liardly wait until the next of DOWN Lonesome Any sphere of action or contest Celestial bodies appearing like ACROSS i 4 6 9 10 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 28 29 31 33 35 86 KNIGHT CONSTANT 38 42 43 44 MARY BARRACIiOUGH Age 13 Salt Lake City Cucumbers Make A symbol Provided that A month Alias luminous points v Hemp fiber obtained by untwisting A state A continent abbreviation A single unit Ransack A tribe of Indians To separate A style of modern type abbreviation A tense of 'lie A state" abbreviation United States military academy abbreviation Allot A suffix meaning pertaining to Briton abbreviation God of the midday sun Not in any wise Curiously wrought To kick To resemble A republic in South America A variety of carnelian Salacious Detest A continent abbreviation Inquires old rope 7 8 Frequent An aggregation of people of com- mon origin and language 10 11 13 16 21 22 25 27 29 30 32 34 37 39 40 41 A city of Chaldeq A pronoun third person singular Consisting of spoken words Within interior A planet One who is skilled in art To whir murmur An Egyptian singing girl Search Tracts of ground inclosed or set apart Past participle abbreviation Grand duchess abbreviation An exclamation An article or adjective A state abbreviation A tense of be ' JEANNE FACKRELL Bountiful day The next day at the meeting the scoutmaster said “Jack will you come to the front?” Jack Carter went to the front and Jack Anderson also went to the front “Well well” said 'the scoutmaster “I see I have two Jacks” Then he gave each boy a flag pin to wear on his coat “Now” he said “as I call your name come to the front” After each boy had come to the front and received flag pins the scoutmaster said “As I looked at the flags yesterday I had intended to give the best one a flag pin last night but when I saw them together I couldn’t tell which was the best so I decided to award you all prizes You have not only showed me you have learned the rules for respect to the flag but you have all learned to use them As today is Flag day let’s give a cheer” “Hurray” the boys all shouted at once LOUISE EAGER Age 12 Mammoth Ocean Beacon Warns Delicious Salads Cucumbers are nice in salads and can be used in different ways than the usual slices Usingcut- a very small round vegetable ter the cucumber can be turned into mock peas made more green if desired by the addition of some harmless green vegetable coloring Or cut the cucumber in fine shreds about one and a half inches in length Place in cold water to crisp then use in small heaps like bundles of faggots scattered loosely around a ' mixed salad Radishes add coloring to the salad Nicer than radish slices is scalloped radish To scallop a radish take a sharp knife and working from the top to within a short distance from the base cut Into small sections Place in1 cold water when the cut portions will open out and the radish assume the appearance of a pink rose white-center- Pag Seven 1938 ed Contrary to popular belief the gigantic skyline of New York City is not the first sight of the United States to greet incoming voyagers but the shining twin beacons of the Nantucket lightship which Is located 100 miles off the mainland The Nantucket lightship which is the most isolated one known Is the most Important guide for westbound liners en route' to New York or Boston The first Nantucket established in 1852 bore only one light The present lightship due to the progress of science is a marvel of mechanical ingenuity In addition to powerful twin lights it has a radio beacon that works automatically for 24 hours a day and can be heard for 1500 miles It also has a submarine oscillator audible for 60 miles Guess This Riddle First letter is in frog but not in dog Second in glad but never in sadj Third is in cat and also In rat And fourth is in good though not in should J together they spell a thing most dear The emblem of our great country here All LILLIAN LEE Tooele Answer — Flag " Calendar Changed On the Roman calendar June was the fourth month At first it had 26 days Romulus added four days Numa shortened one day and later Julius Caesac again lengthened It to 30 days When our calendar was revised it became the sixth month THAYS E STANLEY Age 12 NephL |
