Show ‘ c THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 1933 IB LABOR CHIEF ' -- In our arithmetic classes we ere' eeping a score of how many minutes it takes to do our problems In the upper grades theseclasses have clubs In the fourth grade they have the name ot Loptie which means polite Drive for Healthy Children AUERBACH CO: ' URGES CHILD Found To Be Help to Students Self-Governme- nt RELIMUVE “ Social Workers Asked to ' Aid Figlit Against Malnutrition one-fift- h V th School News and Views In pre-scho- ‘ in p next Uniat wtraktS fey tali taawlns iikIIM tli fc HI Mialty fell far What ptetunt fend rntlfylit bo ho uuoecM-wrthink to fe ’ Free Delivery have been fulen Library slips are handed to those who do their part and everyone is expected to bring one or more books from home Liday is conducted every Monday brary from 11 30 to 12 o’clock The purpose of this is to have ho Idle minds FAYE BECKSTRAND room 16 The students ofr7Al of the Forest school are working on a project called a 'Sea Rovers" directed by Miss Gallyer The chairmen of the committees are as follows William Love Bert Lacey Donald Everett Beth Newman Cardline Davis Dick Vigos Harold West and Joe McPhee The Sea Rovers we are studying are Magellan Columbus Drake Champlain and the Vikings We are also studying the route of famous airplanes airships and submarines We are getting all the material we can and compiling it which will then be left in the library of our school that other children may ee and read It as the years go by EFFIE JENSEN room 19 Lu-cill- ‘ Revised Picture Code W WASHINGTON Oct 4 (UP)— A revised motion picture code containing no provision for salaries of stars was laid before producers and exhibitors today by Sol Rosenblatt deputy know-ho- nullwtytbout ot it— lull common aenst relieving humsn suffer- pink Tablets quickly thit vows demontrite Not oa --nle ot Drat Stored raes booklet ms kohiim ot hi THE SUFFERER” which tlM describes thli treatment may bt obtained by wrlttn the Ban Pranclico Von Co Built JS4-Pacific Bids San Franctaco Csllf Our-- Ouaran tea la Liberal X (Adel Study Early Fashions Patty Richards Editor STEWART JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— The showcases last week at toe Stewart school were the object of general interest The members of the 9th grade sew' ing class brought their mothers' and KLING Makes Eating Advertisement) 3 of Foley’s Doses Loosens Cough ' rromn lotri - COUGH "Trie nasy remedies touch oo niulw— but NWi Ter up Hasty A ud A him Glrird JA HONEY TAR saaihii Tlnat — tawasi tfea Tkklo PhUuB loy Foroldor or night— you au oa FatevYReeiyaM Tarrly for melee! rutin Coutho dos to oolds may eerioue f oat don’t deity (Jet yenwnt JOLEY’B today-refu- se substitute Bold every-- hare nIy ft end to CORNS Robert Wyss Editor ‘Armorel Giles Assoc Is te Editor IRVING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL —The Irving junior high Latin club Those terribly mean coma between held its first meeting for the year treatThis was in the form of toe toes that seem to defy ell Thursday ment—they’re as easily removable as in Informal party given by the r d-year A Latin students for toe few any other with FREEZONEI Latin students Those taking drops of FREEZONE instantly put the Pain Is deadened t part on the program included Patricia corn to sleep once end soon the corn become so Sewell Everett Hoffman Elaine Olloose that you can actually lift It out sen Gerloan Judd Alta Mae Wright ’ with your finger j Hard com or Peggy Pollock those taking part in a ft corn— all yield to FREEZONE play "A Day Without Latin" were ! 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Special Dozen Fresh Utah Stone Variety secon- first-yea- Bqulbb’s Saccharins 180 37c — Latin Club Conducts First Meet of Year OUSEHOLH-DIIUGS III “ a -H- Complete with all Attachments & Keep false teeth tlrmr and they are always comfortable Just a little KLING on your platesprinkle This Improved powder forms a comfort sore Jieala cushion gums and holds snug you eat talk and filatesSo well as you did with your own teeth KLING Is guaranteed better than anything you ever ueed or money refunded Large package of Kling only $60 at druggist grandmothers’ dresses of pH kinds ranging in age from 1384 to 1919 and arranged them in the cases A great variety of style and materials was shownSome were sheer chiffon some were rich taffeta and some were velvet pongee or satin combs Rloves hats and purses were also brought by the students to give variety to the exhibition The sewing class isstudylng American styles and the exhibit was the result of an investigation of trunks and attics r At $129 (Limit) FalseTeeth Joy reserve ths rtfht to lltalt quantity) TOMATOES 2 for 25c recovery administrator It provided $750 a day minimum wage for extras' with a $5 minimum for “atmospheric” and “crowd” employes Provisions regarding stars still are being debated it was explained as are disputes over the right of independent exhibitors to buy pictures In free competition with theaters controlled by producers These factors may be included later VALENCIA— No 216 Size Large Yon’s Pink Tablets Sewing Class Members Ha Before Producers Laid GROCERY ON LOUISE PIA room 15 wee ’ dent "will compose the program committee We have had two very pleasant story-hou- r The boys and meetings girl try to make the stories interesting end also profitable by using cor-rect language and keeping to the point of toe story year Electric VIBRATOR Already books are pouring in This is the beginning of the library for the seventh grade and pupils of room 16 which we hope to be a great success - tato with ul and KOTEX -- one-fift- Dae to Gastrio Hyperacidity MODESS Room 15 of the Forest school Is going to follow Admiral Byrd's expedition to the south pole We hppe it will be very interesting His route is ‘from the Pnnama canal over to New Zealand where he will wait for favorable conditions to go on Heis going to stay at the south pole for two years Some of the things they took were airplanes dogs and sleds We are collecting articles from the newspapers about this trip When school closes we will be bringing them It Per Cant la Seme Beetloaa "We have no exact flguree to answer the question of how many malnourished children there ere today" — says Secretary Perkins ’Uecausa there Is no universal method of meas- "Bring toe child’s nutritional condition "It is probably aafeta ealfmale"tfiaf ' h about of the children are ' ahowing signs of nutritions? lack In some regions the figures are appalling going as high as 90 per cent" Ths conference will attempt to aet up a uniform method of physical examination to devise a plan for state Doctor and social worker are to meet In Washington October 8 to and local welfare agencies to supply for a country-wid- e plan campaign against malnutrition and its effects to needed foods medicines and the health of children Secretary of Labor Perkins estimates that establish the part to be played by upon the of the nation’s children' show signs of an inadequate diet about one-fifpublic health officers health associations relief and educational organizations and volunteers and to aet a date for the opening of the na' tional drive Shew Malnutrition Record ects of other years were displayed Among the conditions shown by Indian Articles Used " Most of the Latin students have statistics for children of school age this club and we look forward are these: Study of Hiawatha joined to making this the best year in our Malnutrition Jumped from 18 per club’s history cent in 1929 to 23 per cent in 1932 in An assembly was held Wednesday Barbara Coates Editor - the boroughof Manhattan New York Helen Giles Associate Editor morning for the purpose of adminisand from 13 to 23 per cent In the fourth tering the oath of office to the Junior ‘ GARFIELD SCHOOL-T- he of the Bronx w borough the oath Detroit in an examination of a grades report that they are studying traffic police Those-takinThey have been bring- were Don Caffall Dale Olsen Leo epecial group of children found that “Hiawatha” "such as Indian rugs Edginton Kelly Gubler David Stone 11 per cent were undernourished end ing articles Ben Dell Ernest Howard Kenneth that seven per cent additional were moccasins dolls pictures and pottery more colorful and Aubrey Allen Debry Charles Joy to make their story Underweight Dan Reid Lynn Boyce Morris Webb Springfield O examining 1430 chil- Interesting Koel-likdren in 1931-3- 2 found that 31 per The second grade report they are Jim Gates Dell Johnson and Ed The speakera at the meeting cent of the children were underweight busy making number cards Instead of numbers on these cards they have were A J Hagen principal S L by 10 per cent or more Five coalmining counties In Ken- pictures of cats dogs cows and otheris Brady head ot our junior traffic poIt lice Officer H C Peirce head of the tucky and West Virginia were found animals The little ones think way junior traffic police of Salt Lake City to have more than half of their chil- great fun to learn to count thisborder John M Knight commisaioner of pubdren underweight and In some schools They also ere makingande chalk his trawls lic safety and Sergeant W E Jukes of Robinson Crusoe the percentage ran as high as 90 a children and in-- The fifth grades have organized head of the traffic ±department ot Salt Among fants the figures show the same evi- secret club called the S O S The Lake rules are courtesy good sportsmandence of undermined health ship scholarship and health The of- Pupils Take One Minute ere: David Anderson president Robbers Miss Registered ficers Beverly Bateman secretary Wendell To Complete Fire Drill ' treasurer The club has several Mail Station Looting Beck the committees such as the clean-uRetta Huffaker Editor flower the lunch and others t WOODLAND Calif Oct 4 The third grades are proud of one Beverly Beasley Associate Editor trafMail robbers looted the baggage room of their members Kay Pannier who COLUMBUS SCHOOL-N- ew of the Southern Pacifio hero last recently won first place in the Salt fic officer were recently appointed night taking about 2000 letters from Lake Junior Garden club contest We by Officer H C Peirce and include five pouches of first class mall and are wondering how Kay will spend Lynn Warburton Harry Lerdahl his prize money but we think It will Stanley Johnson Willard Jenson ten lacks of second class mail The amount of money Involved hi be to buy seeds te make his garden John Clegg Zaner Rows Tony RidersCreeves and Clarence Kettle the mall was undetermined but au- more beautiful for another year We thorities said none of it was regis- ail congratulate him and hope he wine Room 8 has aome lovely Peter and another tered and that the Job appeared to be year Peggy work books Each page tells them interesting things to do They the work of amateurs Padlocks were also think it Is fun learning words smashed and the loot was hauled t way Fifth Gradert Form as they color paste and cut la e truck sixth grade has been studying Story Hour Group theTheBritish Isles Lone Bandit Robs Rank At the Columbus school we have a Editor Hammond Jsme ’ Makes fire bell at each end of the haU $500 UINTAH SCHOOL-O- ur principal Escape With ’ ’ 4’ has been selling dahlia bulbs of a fine When the fire signal rings it takes us one minute to get out In case of LAS ANIMAS Colo Oct 4 (IP) —A variety in order to get fundsto plant but a fire lone robber entered the McClave a tulip bed this fall so 'that It will be We also have a very nice library State bank at McClave af 2 30 p m blooming next spring Our fall gar- with kinds of books as a source many and and colorful is beautiful still den W C held Cashier Bourne today up of Information Each class has a and Miss Della Hartshell assistant we think it will be worth getting the day and enjoy it very much cashier scooped about $500 from the funds so wa will have another garden library We have a new way of studying to enjoy next spring till and escaped-Ove- r this year Every Monday our the telephone Bourne said The filth grade reports: Each sec- spelling new words teacher dictates they did nqt obtain a good descrip- tion ot the fifth grade has organizeda Then on Tuesday twenty we study the words Story Hour club We elected tion of the robber end were not cerWednesday we Monday president-vlc- a president and secre- we missed tain whether he had an accomplice review words and again on Officers In the surrounding terri- tary The president is to taka charge study of th story hour telt the secretary Thursday study toe words we missed tory were warned when to read the minutes caU on pu- the day before Then on Friday we forty review words In this way Pig Iron production In Italy In toe pils to tell stories receive suggestions have first halt of this year was more than from the members and take care of we learn easily and rapidly double that of the corresponding pe- anything else that comes before the riod of 1932 club In case the president Is absent the vice president will take charge Sore Stomachs THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY a ays-tom- ich DRUGS of - -- Malnutrition WASHINGTON making its alow and dangerous inroads of the Among an "estimated country’s children has resulted in a call by Secretary of Labor Perkins drive for child "to open a nation-wid- e health recovery Doctors and social workers will meet here October 6 to devise a uni form means of finding the small suf--' ferers ot the depression and to decide upon methods of helping them through correct food and medicines back to normal health Data available to the children’s bureau of the department of labor art meager coming only from com s munities with advanced welfare fearala SEMI ANNUAL Charlotte Amundsen Editor Melvin Wolfe Associate Editor FOREST SCHOOL— The subject of Is proving very Interesting to the sixth grade because of the new feature of being summoned to answer in court for failure to- pay strict attention both in class rooms and halls during school hours On this summons we are required to write our name date offense the making arrest and our room number This plan promises to be successful and will help us ell-t- o be model pupils thus making us happy BETTY GIBSON room 3 ( Prep Beard Softener 35c McKesson Shaving Cream 8 00 Krlss Kross Strapper Hall’s Canker Medicine Jaynes Vermifuge Petrologar California 8yrup of Figs 10o 19a 9198 370 379 9109 lSSSllfeea390 CaatorU siau 9$ Pine Cough Medicine 47o Pierce's Medicines 89o RCducoldi $189 Creomulslon 870 ' l Alkozan 79c Mead’s Dextrl Maltose 65o 3279 8 M A Baby Food 87 O 1 Horllck's Malted Milk 79q Horlick's Malted Milk hospital size 9269 Stedman's Teething Powder f 19c 17c Glycerine Suppositories Vick's Vapo Rub 23e 47 o Reelnol Ointment 39o 79c Unguentine Cut cure Ointment Abrorblne Jr’ 33o Slocn's Liniment 37o 19o 39o 87c 23c 47c J |