Show THBT SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNINdTNOV'EMBERlS H 19337 tain’s two rows every day The in- when they'can work on these books us can get our name on the record We for one day on account of illness Mrs The book "Docas the Little Indian have tried chinning for the boys and Marion Jensen substituted for her spectors look at our finger nails and The president vice Boy” has brought much enjoyment to basketball throw for girls but there A play was given Friday under the handkerchiefs Now they will be many other things to try for sponsorship of Miss Catherine Colchildren president and secretary are very suc- the third grade are trying to bring Docas to life by We hope to have everybody’s name on lins It was entitled "A Ghost Story” cessful ed and the we stories have written Anne Hamlin of Papila in 5A Learn reports: Our making little Indian dolls to represent the roll for at least one thing This and was written by Booth Tarkinglon for I am inclosare placed neatly inside A Little Saturday Talk whata I have idked teacher has given each of us a long him The bodies of the dolls are inspires and enthuses the children to It was considered the moat outstanding stamped return envelope ing play of the year Interesting flew Game Sixth Graders strip of paper called a badge If we made of white muslin painted with more and good physical exercise Incoming mail from Corner readers The sports department of the school The sixth grade challenged the fifth can keep from saying one word from show card colors The clothes are made Study in my studies the start of school in the morning of felt from old hats and are trimmed grade to an indoor baseball game It has been receiving much attention the during the past few weeks has been anI tofind it helpful Afton Hlntze Editor school and take ancient 8° high for rich letters The with was of black last week is in The on Animals suggesting subjects beads were hair Seventy-siWednesday prinpast Africa until recess we mark a star on our of string flayed boys Bmit Worden Associate Editor We have studied Babylonia history WEBSTER SCHOOL — The chilbadge If we talk when we are not braided In imitation of the old Indian cipal players were for the fifth grade- hand Monday afternoon to try out for future Corner series and in mention- and your many read1 which Egypl—Qneof - basketball have of Kent artieles Kenneth helpthe eatch urMhehave headdress children made RavEarle —This pitch proved team to places the takes teacher the supposed dren the top llooLare very sorry Gordon Doorlu Editor ers LORRAINE DALZELL” For school base first ful in Welchman head feathers Arnell and bands decorated with is under the able She recess department back after superit to see their teacher Miss Alice Crangives badge Vllda Parker Associate Editor It just happens Lorraine that I had 1 wish you might be with me at the sixth grade Sterling Oakeson was vision of Allen Jones and Alvin Butis the start of the next period and Indian designs dall leave them as they all liked her RIVERSIDE SCHOOL — Roberta which to go through these re- scheduled a series on Persia before and moment Turner this class has Keith ler The These social catch: Wayne to teachers are science of pitch the work a for star just proud A much new teacher has taken Read very The name of a new inletter reached me It is to start We can earn four stars every day been studying about the corn bell of Hansen first base The sixth grade response the boys of the school are cent letters You would see what a your Miss Crandall’s place and the chil- door reports: game we learned in health is if we audience there is for the next Monday Most of the stories will many-side- d United States The corn belt they won by a margin of 27 to 17 It was an giving the dren like her too try Fox and Geese The to play it Here is a letter which asks be about modern Persia but the first have learned is located in the central exciting and peppy game both sides Pupils of Austin Tolman’s advis- Corner In the 5A a new game has been is for a row at a time way is to tell about ruins of the city to to come states The children have brought a did very good team work and playing ory group are glad to welcome Alta for a new series about famous mu- one learned It is patterned alter base- the fox and ask what time it is upThe Fourth Graders Visit number of corn products which have Stout who came to us from the South sicians next comes a letter from an of Persepolis capital of the ancient ball and Is proving very Interestmg fox says several hours but when empire junior high school while the pupils art class asking for more articles Persian Students Take Interest PAULINE BODE 5A Brick Company Plant added greatly to the interest he says 12 o’clock he runs after the Another reader whose name I shall of Miss Emma Sudheimer’s group are about famous artists and the next not children He runs to and fro till the give here writes: to The children of the third- floor he catches all the children The last In Book Week i4cf Taylor who three or four express thanks for hisStudents Seek Places I am sending for the Science and Echo Frlsbey Editor stones we have had about anciefit will attend the Irving junior high nave Joined the American Junior Red one section of your scrapbook”---Thi- s Doris Wigren Associate Editorcaught is It tory or ask that if possible I write Biography We have been given our Cross On Athletic Honor RoU is making a thorreader does not belong to the Mary Jane Hair Editor OREGON TOWN HAS SPRING Thejsixth Rome grade — on ancient a series SCHOOL HAMILTON Marion we and are to badges In- - — help the going of In animals Newell Gardner Associate Editor 5A reports: On Friday Miss COTTAGE GROVE Ore Hov 17 Thus run ihe letters and there are club I feel sure for the leaflet of war veterans Already we have made ough study we African sent to struction all club members to know them and Spratt Editor Mathewd Tom geography not get mentioned I Melva Glade and F S Allen took (JP) — Winter ROOSEVELT JUNIOR the calendar insists is many more that have Hallowe'en favors and writing pads where of the wordssome-time- s live In art we draw pic ten fourth SCHOOL — Book week at the Roose- hardly more than a month away but You may see how I spend a good deal tells the meaning graders to visit a local The children of the seventh grade are tures ofthey Wayne Hansen Associate Editor them In library and language brick company printed at the end of a Corner of my time — thinking of what will be considerThe stirred of residents this showed velt western up manager high to vetHIGHLAND junior PARK a Oregon the for SCHOOIThe city present going Rlay are meant to suggest we write stories about them All this us how bricks are made He showed students of the platoon system are striv- able interest as radio talks by pupils are enjoying either an advance or a best to give to the Corner family You article They erans work will be combined in a booklet us how realize I am sure that I cannot fulfill the part of the reader’s scrapbook and the bulletin board throw-bac- k is refined and mixed with of spring were clay Blackberries on the name athletic to their given " get called "Animals of Africa where the article should be pasted or The water until it is a little harder than ing A dog- every request but I try to meet the honor roll Mrs Ida Green is super- - was covered with book jackets taken are ripening on the bush Modernistic Designs to help in indexing the article book will then be kept as a reference the mud cakes children — make Then vising the records 'The names of the from our new books The subjects wood tree IS in bloom Wild violets needs and wishes of as many readers else —r '4h0DklQCj5thf r suth iradeiihal csme he showed as clayii'in&lded fob the pupils fldpakerwwe m later Decorate Envelopes years "The greatest good for the 'greatest into bricks and then dried Finally lows- Keith Turner John Henricson Week” Lillian Hicks "New Books in to bloom again number the bricks are placed in an even James Larsen Sterling Oakeson Frank Our Library” Gerald Nuttall "Old Social Science Class A history student sends this letter: CANINE HERO DIES IN FIRE Rath Carlqnist Editor where they are baked Kenneth Giles Shirley Friends in Bookland" Stafford Tn-geKarpowitz NEW KENSINGTON Pa Nov 17 The manager also showed us how Maxwell Anna Beson Barbara Rob“Dear Uncle Ray: You may- - be Dorothy QuellmaU Associate Editor “Newbery Prize Books” MaStudies West States they make the different kinds of erts Kick Maxfield Elias Smith Ralph rion Read "Books on Citizenship” (Pi— Aroused by the barking of her wondering why I am writing this RABBIT FEET PROVE UNLUCKY SUMNER SCHOOL— Pupils of the bricks Some were oiled to make Reese Arnell Welchman Kenneth Jessie Donaldson pet dog Mrs Michael Genheim found letter— it is to ask if you will be kind ST PAUL Nov 17 UP)— Two lucky ?A have made envelopes in which to e them bluer others had iron mixed Kent Eugene DeGooyer Martin Cuther house in flames She and the dog enough to send me information on rabbit foot charms were very areto Students teachera and glad and their Editor Clark pracMary papers language keep for Emmet Johnson He found with them to make them dark red manners and customs of the Babe Boehm Associate Editor ler and Grant Jones Of course some welcome back a member of our fac- fled to safety but they had been out tice sheets Each envelope is decFrank Reynolds 7A writes: The pupils can do more stunts than others ulty Elbert Connors whose hip was of the house only a few minutes be siaa- people (early ijMMtudmseU Jn the city jail after police’ an orated with a modernistic design DOUGLAS SCHOOL-Aldefore the dog dashed back in again not seen anything in your eolumnlsaffTne “lifted” them alon£ with other grade glee club sang four se- Some boys for instance can chin more injured in an automobile accident We are sorry to report that one of Jamisen of 7A-1reports: seventh r We are also glad to have with us All efforts to call the animal out about Persia so I thought I Would "Jewelry” from a local associ- times than others but the requirements the most progressive students in the In our social science class we are con- lections at the and ask it you would send melcent store 7A Eva Geddes is leaving us to go cluding our study of the western ation meeting last week They were are made easy enough so that any of Miss Cora Patterson who was out failed and it perished in the fire to Denver where she will attend the states Although some of us have Brahrh’s "Lullaby” "Morning Invitatraveled a great deal throughout tion” “To a Wild Rose” and "The Morey junior high school We are happy to report that two them we have learned many new Hikers” boys from the sixth grade have been things about our own city and state hisCarl Reed Haueter 4A says that group has been learning some good promoted to the seventh grade They as well as others in the western secEnglish jingles These help them to re domg well in their new classes tion THOUSAND MILES AWAY remember correct phrases better than 23 reports: 1 Franklin Christensen of PglLW£tas$ew-£fta- ra SOFT-LET- ’S ’DADUv’o' SHIP fcE£ALUEB-- LIES SOME TIMES PRETTY rules plain Monwas the room we are paintGreat writes: In the art disappointment I WONDER HAVE room when nature the in day morning ing large pasters of the early settlers WHAT HAS THE HEAD the plants promised by the Better Indians and frontiersmen They are First Graders Get BECOME OF WAITER SRI MG Homes club did not arrive More done on large sheets of brown and THIS CALM CAN’T LAST New Picture Books THAT UP A BILL than 3QQ pots and cans have been col- green paper The children are chosen FOREVER- - WHAT I’D GIVE O’ FARE AMD lected to hold these plants and eager to go out in the hall to paint them SCOUNDREL FOR A FAST LINER WE’LL HAVE CHIZZLER- eyes are still watching for them This beautifully with showcard paint We Dean Harmon Editor BETTER STILL A OR is not however the only school that are also painting pictures of pirates HERE DIMNER Gail Gill Associate Editor has been disappointed and we are and Indians for Thanksgiving When GRANT SCHOOL — Gibson Dorothy hoping that the disappointment will they are finished we will arrange of room 14 reports: Our class is very soon be changed to Joy them attractively in the loom to sorry to lose two members Howard Billy Griffin room 14 writes: The brighten the rooms up Dunn and Richard Lisonbee but we Sumner bugle corps played in the Selden Wells of 6A-- contributes: are very glad to welcome two new Armistice day parade They marched In our library we have a very large boys Fred Booth from the Riverside to the Eagle gate arjd back and re- variety of books The library makes and Jimmie Harrington from the Jefceived much applause it possible to have more time at home ferson Bessie Jean McClean contributes because we can get our topics from The children of the first grade room For parents' visiting day last week the reference books there The li- 2 have some new work books our art class made pictures of trees brary teacher is Miss Ellen J Burke learn a great deal with these They They and colored them There were a Around the walls there are a great learn words and they learn to observe kinds of trees many interesting pictures great many different what they see There are pictures In and the parents seemed to enjoy the Royce Flandro of 5A-- reports: In the books which the children must ‘ our health class we have voted for watch closely to color The children display Ruth Anderson 4A reports: The president vice president and secre- have learned not to make their father’s fourth and fifth grades have made tary We also have three captains suit red and the baby’s hair green some very interesting reading book-jet- with two rows under each captain This helps them a great deal and they The covers are prettily decorat-- Each captain inspects one other cap- are always eager for the time to come School News and Views SA-1- 4 ’ ' x - 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THE GUMPS Sj MIN -B- IM-COMB QUICK' LOOK AT THIS- - ATELfcARAM rRWM CHESTE- R- &RSKT SCOTT-- LOOK WHAT YHAiT BOYS BEEN OPTOHE'S CAPTURED A GANG OF ROBBERS- -l AWD VON A JL 'ofa CHICAGO PMVATB - BRIGHT HAS NO ELBOWS FJVHOOSAND BUT Created CAN PLAY THE TOMBSTONE JjrHO uage FOR A Containing iooo ideographs COVERING REWEL RYANS FOOT Oct 51&91 -- FOOf MAN’S VIOLIN PeninAan& !)1 tout THE ENTIRE ENGLI5H LANGUAGE Itiiiwi Srwioat Yesterday’s cartoon Deathless Family stabs 0 warn foot-ball- eer-- w retops and gerwew — --- --- plus a swell SIDE SHOW freesti cloum Mail package jpP to Carnation Company 1059 Stuart Building Seattle Washington - HERE'S YOUR NEVER MIND THOU MUFFLER AND 1 JHlNfcl- UOtT 6ET mg MY MIKING YOUR HEAVY COAT BOOTS AND AND- Y- IT’S LIABLE CORDUROY BREKHK' TO Be COLD UP DLL SMOG THOSE IN THAT PLANS' WESTERNERS CUSJRg COMES BY THIS n ETvrP NATURALL- Y- he-ma- ® The HAIRLESS SQUIRREL EXHBITED VERSAILLES Mo (UP)- -A hair lesa squirrel was displayed here recently The animal killed by a hunter was hairless from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail WEL-L- r circus— FREEJ Masks signs instructionshow to build a real CIRCUS i nyour horn e Send one Pearls of Wheat package top End you getthe ORCUSfree Send two Pearls of Wheat padk- - WHAT IMAGINE CHESTER CLEANING UPON A GANG OF OUTLAWS 3 INMJE -- MANDEB SENT HIM OUT WRVT FOR HIS HEALTH AND HE TURNS INTO A YOUNG WILDCA- T- THERE’S A KID FOR YO- UBOY- - OH BOY I’M GOING TO TAKE THE FIRST PLANE OUT AND B$ING HIAAy BACK MYSEL- F- - BRINGING UP FATHER I’LL Listen to THE RAJDIO an’ learm the announjcer fumoametntalb of EV ERV ©OOT SEEMG TO 0E DAFF-about the GAME- YOU can get a home ' Monday: SHOE buyer BOSTON (UP)— His patience gone James Walker stabbed Israel Samo-vlt- z after he had tried on five pairs of shoes and the shoe clerk failed to fit him Y — WON hr (Registered ON THE TEN YARD THE BALL LINE 7 NtO? 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