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Wo: IV3Iy13 : : ' tig gpOr "et - uniAxas 255 SOUTH STATI ' Await Jewish Leader ) - - Thereof" er --I- AA ' ' cifdi it i 1 Only one accomplishment of Annedore Scbultsi since come Init to the University of Utah last fall from Germany tas been to acquire a speaking knowledge of the English language I She mho Thai made an 'old standing scholastic record winning election to PM Kappa Phi honor society and next Monday she will receive a certificate In social wait from the Graduate School of Social Work Friday at ' --- - aknersEStudy lionor- - P '- -- - Union Bldg Miss Schultze will represent Phi Kappa Phi on al panel discussion with members' of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma XI honorary societies The subject will be 1Man's Right to Knowledge aid the Free Use 0 corn-mend- 11:11s SHE SAYS SHE has learned to love Utah and the United States and hopes the case work methods she has become acquainted with here will prove of value to her countrymen in Germany FrequentlyN she reminisced Thursday grandmothers return On Friday 200 mendozen women and a group of teenage with :their daughters to bring the grandchildren for their pre cadets will open a three-da- y Civil Air Patrol operation on school examinations Just to "see If It is the same Miss Maiben" the edge of the Salt Flats Mission commander of the C A P search and rescue train-In- s mission will be 1st Lt Othal M Webb Salt Lake City a veteran aearch pilot Education post in 1920 ' ' ASSISTANT mission "IF I HAD it all to do over will be Lt Col Gordon again I would go into nursing" M Cutler Ogden she said "There is a feeling of Rated last year by the Air goodness when someone gets Force as a "superior wing" the well because you've been able Utah Civil Air Patrol will be to help them In public health - rani observed by C A P wing staftz -nursing: you can have neighboring states feeling of goodness from seeIts air search problem will be ing the progress that is made" set by the Air Force and its operations judged by inspectors from the 41st Air Rescue Squadron Hamilton Air Force Base Cal If you have a cute picture of for the pet or your child send it opHEADQUARTERS to The Tribune Snapshot Con- eration will be Low a single test and compete for $14 in runway 60 miles 1 from the nearest towns of weekly cash prizes 9100 in Grantsville and Wendover On grand prizes and up to 915000 national prize awards! the third day the base will be Address your snapshot entry moved from Low to Tooele Aircraft and accredited perto "Snapshot Editor The Salt sonnel will be provided by 13 Tribune 143 South Main School senior squadrons from through- Mies Dora Ma Bien Salt Lake City" Trtbune offers weekly out the state health director retires - Gerin 1 ' 6 4 - - - - - '' ' ' ': a - Tha Salt Lake Tribune Friday' June 4 1954 a 7- - : — '' In ' ''''1-''- 4' '4 t - - ' ' 1 tPr - - t - 4 - - IP - — - a 0 e ' i - |
