Show - THE SALT LKK1 TRIBUNE SUNDAY MOUND Q JUNE 101834': Cbloriie's in Palestine Unique Part of Jews’ I1’ Struggle to Build Home 9 O VASSAR LIFTS'-- Provo Society and Clubs ' 5 I f V MARRIAGBBAN PROVO— Among the prominent the visiting church authorities war social events of the put week wu tendered a luncheon at th “Y” cafethe wedding reception given by Dr teria Th home economic- - girls and Mrs Christen Jensen Thursday served the luncheon add covert were evening at their home in honor of laid for 30 guuta Mrt and Mrs Kenneth B Olsen nee t Sarah Young who were married Among tha B Y U class teunlonsf Wednesday evening in the Salt Lake o f Tuesday waa the luncheon held L D S temple In the receiving Tuesday noon at Keeley’s by memwere Dr and Mrs Jensen Mr bers of the clau ot 1900 R Leo Bird Sue- -t May Wed Continue line end Mrs Willard Hawkins uncle end of Salt Lake City wu chairman On aunt of the bride Mr and Mr Par- arrangements and Mrs Nettie Neff With Studieg ley Olsen Clyde Olsen brother of Smart dean ot women at tha Y" VRulet Warden ’ th groom but men tha groom and wu tha toutmiatress Confessions of ’ (Editor’ Not: Thil i th seventh of a series of articles and bride Mri Carroll Bagley ma- the 1900 class in rhyme were pro- on conditions and personalities in Europe being written by tron of honor Min Zelda Lewis and pared by Mlu Purl Snow and were 'Dale Clark of Farmington who returned recently from an Mlsi Erma Olsen bridesmaids Min reed by the various members A toast POUGHKEEPSIE "N Y Jun extended tour of the Old World) - - - — GIN)— Cupid la no longer persona Amelia Buckley end Mrs Wuley Pa- ’To th Bachelor Girls" wu given non grata at Vusar college Long terson received th gunta at the door by Miss May Forsyth and "Recipe for ' barred from the sacred’ precinct! ot MU Mary 8mlth wu in charge of th Malden Ladies” wu presented By DALI CLARK the famous institute ot learning the th dining room and Mrs- Bertrand by Mrs Anns Book Mlngar Bayard The communist colonies that have been established in Palestine little gent with the bow and arrow F Harrison wu in charga of tha gift Mendenhall of Salt Lake City gave by the recent Jewish immigrants present one of the most unique may now shoot his darts and lead his room A string trio consisting of toast "How the 1900 Women Have of to erect there a home national Zionist tor the phases struggle victims to tb altar without let or Mlu Carina Balltf Mist Martha Cole- Measured Up to the Ideals of tha ' ' : IVASSAR DmSV CHAIM I the Jews hindrance from school authorities " man and Mist Hazel Anderson fur- Clau" and a similar tout to tha men The little village cf “Ain Harod” which hugs the slope of the beFtw ban on nished th music throughout tha eve- wu given by Mrs Etta Coomb of Lilting of th narrow valley of Esdraelon near the place where David lewGo marriage by Vusar studenta which ning Mli Metta Ritchie rendered Cards tort Alberta Canada A tribute V coloof these most successful and complete Hath is one of the ell wu recently announced by Mlu Elea- nverel vocal solos The entertain- to th clui in song wu given by-1 nies There ere 500 Jewish immigrants yho live there on e totally nor Dodge warden ot the college ment rooms were decorated with Mrs Merle Hpne ' communistic basis Everyone works but there are no wages color mtrke the beginning of a new epoch Dowers-ofthe iuson-t- h for according to the new ruling a scheme being gold and green A light Fifteen members of the B Y Uu are' different but com pen' sation Is ths same They do not own student may marry and continue her supper wu urved to 300 guests -- graduating classes of 20 21 and ”22 p the land they work the homes in etudlu provided she la witting to live The engagement of Mlu Irene 01-u- lathered at Suttona Tuesday noon to Glad Wright B Y U stu- lor a reunion luncheon Th commit- which they dwell or the food they in a dormitory other students do eat end yet they proudly clalme unleu factor In bar particular cue dent ion ot John W Wright of Hinck- tee on arrangements Included: Mrs make other living arrangements de- ley is announced by Mr and Mr Charles Sessions '20 Mrs La Vlavl common ownership in all sirable" Eugens Olun ot Provo parents of H Earl ’21 Miu Mary Woollay Of-After the 500 had filed out of the ' Itep Elopement The marriage will den ’22 Mias Woolley presided the bride-to-bwhich hall communal they epacious " l But although Vauar studenta may take placn In tha Salt Lake L D 8 had just been Using in capacity of a now promise to love and to cherish tempi Juns 30 Missionary Affair cafeteria Martin Clsllng acting as munistie order with its farm and without fear of being banned from host suggested that w now take duitrles The farm was of such tha annual breakfast th famous daisy chain tha new era Tha annual musical and art ex- ot Delightful wu to Uow for about 15 heads our tour of the colony to view piece ? tha Provo chapter of th Yesharah a hibit tendered th uctlon by ot a amount was literary kttuce and ths poultry yard liberality will lose certain club at th Hotel Roberta Wednesby piece end see the various types of of the excitement that prevailed In of the Women’s Council begun Sunabode of one hen SUU those arc He led the way expound- day morning and attended by 100 activity continued and the day for the throughout discarded order For there will children who are toys women Including 25 membera of th lng at every turn the efficiency andu week tha Women's club at houu hu a be the UtoplM system thet sharp drop in tb number of of euch Salt Lakt City chapter The Yesharah one of the proven moit outstanding WM romantic elopamento 40 difficult for their pertlub is an organization of L D & munai groupsT ‘ social oi: educational functions and 1 1 new to action Vaeear recalls to a school In the who grew up under an entirely The After all whan a girl the strln According fret ruling by Yumt oollego miasionary women who have univer week 150 Mora the than Complete 8ecll Systorn persons la which enforced to with et walk different system tha altar with tha man of geney antlmanrlsge rale studenta at tho famous school may now' credits Special guests war Pree-- ! alty were in attendance the flret speU day 8 Feint choice Notable matter West no her how romantic th Military academy at tb nurser7 Comrade Clsljng embark blithely upon the marital sea withaut fear nm ident and Mrs Heber J Grant and invitations tocial issued to been an almost having were cases et sre broke the rule and eadels whe social obliged may bo tha itory of tb bridal couple lei Mrs John A Widtsoe of Salt Lakit wgy back to the communal Alms Mater er exclusion from to redra were those ef Chrletian "Red” Cagle Army the affair lacks th splo which an members ot the various women's litdependent economic unit They pronter and wound up the tour with ef banishment from City A string trio composed of Ml - civic andof food erary own and organization! their foetbaU here end Paul Capron Tha Utter scion elopemant Invariably glvu to the duce nearly all of daisy chain Lifting of the ban nother diseertaUon on the blissful tho Carma Ballif Mlu Hazel Anderepn Provo B Chestine Larsen Mrl gen of Is out of m to line the products flr(1r cf communismdown number f a longmenufactur ef soldiers marrlaged the daughter union ot two hearts that beat one expected What seemed on marriage and Miss Martha Coleman played on erel chairman prea arrangements secret ef West Point gunnery Instructor but the fact that Secret merrlaget too are frowned sided marriages although-- provision selections preceding th breaklvt P®rd°xlcal was that he elopements and artists and Provo did n In the now rules eay" that not excuse upon by Vassar authorities Miss composer! he virtually married into tha army student who manias Ch°°ft UberF W “ nJfthtf breed were featured A pro- Welcome remarks were mad by Mika " own 5h0Uld him— he resigned and desires to finish her college cornea must reside Dodge believes that if marriages are and musicians foremost advantages Snow president and Mr hlgh-clainstru- Hortens vocal ot and gram kept secret they necessarily are folbakery The power which supplies Beth Woolfe offered the invocatipn c te waa mental music furnished and the Liberty lowed by deceptions and falsifications the mill end also the electric light art exhibit wee divided Into two Miu Ruth Speckart wu toastmis TODAY’S which are ultimately a source ot system is provided by their own gen- - "You see I am able to do just about treu A musical reading "Aloha" ss I said Is one "No here erator Furniture and tlxturea are please” hg not only to the bridal cou- groups professional and amateur wu given by Mlu Jeanette fioott so-- v Brief o war 1 talks me can tell what and can’t do jlven yProfesor computed by th Maori trio after among the fine product of their cabple but to their families and friends B L Larsen and Superintendent H which inet makersEyan garden -i- mpls- wm working in the garden this morn-However the Vauar warden makes each guest introduced herself A The Dixon floral decorations 1 when saw Chat tag but menta tools and wheelbarrow were you I knew Sure- -' it quit clear that tha change In school were and named the mission to which ah Defeat Result of a When Bad in Bidding May beautiful bascould be of assistance large unusually in showing Sunday’s horoscope li not a particbeing fashioned in the blacksmith policy la not an appeal to the college bowls and vasee holding gar- served Winner Hand It applies solely kets girl to get married shops and they were also construct- - you around so here 1 am" one for church 'propitious ularly - Refreshments were An den flowere to clear tip eny further state to etudents who are engaged and want wishing ing nearly a hundred beds to accomInteresting B Y t7 reunion : and philanthropic organizations By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON to marry but at the same time want served modate new immigrants who were doubts I might hive regarding cornluncheon ot this year wu tha affair Is to be a or munism Mr It to day West no time offered likely at ‘Crockford’s club New York hu purposes support to finish their college courses held by the clau membera of 78 77 Clsllng invited more being admitted from the ranks of the German refugee questions Although the share-alik- e well been conducting an Individual tour- hearts but instead after once bid t 78 79 80 ’81 and ’82 at th Hotel of tumult commition clamor Graduates Reception Bbewa the Way ' rebid no trump There are other educational The communal colonies in Pales- tehaclous obstacle postponements nament entry In which s limited to ding spades bid and t£JLtt!oUv at aa aa id prevtoua Roberts Tuesday soon with Mrs Equally charming North North opened a club and ®r Flora H Sundberg ot Salt Lake City tine are all primarily agricultural In and disappointment or frustrating cirtha United States whera a yeara waa the annual reception best male players and South thereupon took the first of the on my that cumstances B Y U graduates faculty In charge Of arrangements the spite of the charge so often made in stuon ban with u stringent marriage beby the greater city Naturally six tricks end again entirely Those whose birthday it Is may alumni membera and frlenda by Dsniel Harrington ot Salt Lake CityGermany that the Jew will not at- chUdUb n find their coming year beset with de- such an expert field there has been cause ot reaching the wrong game dent! continues to be maintained President and Mri of ceremonies and durtempt farming of any occupation wfnU Franklin 8 Har- wu muter Most famous of institutions excelthus much fine and much bidding contract tha expert seated West had lng the luncheon brief talks were' whera hard physical labor Is re- - !h at ris' on their residence lays obstacles disappointments and lent play bat occasionally there have the United at University Statu academy Military an absolute bottom eoore made by representatives of the Variother circumstances that may be tur- been hill Tuesday afternoon the Zionist movement is qulred The guests examples of bad bidding and Obviously beginners average play- West Point N 500 'in number were received be- ous clauea Cover! were laid lor 37 bulent rMh and disastrous unlesi a largely a "back to the soil" move- 1930 Back 4 in there terrific wu bad ot — ers expert every one ot them— curb be kept on tongue and temper equally glaring examples tween 330 and 5:30 o'clock the re- members t should reach- a contract ot tour hullaballoo Kwhen it wu disclosed that A child born on this day should be play of the The new ot and line deans and ceiving consisting Christian "I Wut (“Red") had who mad is Announcement Cagle which Mrs One is makable In players by gained hearts methods5 euily to for awake to new Their farmearly training prepare it considerable lead in the first two fact five can be made with proper Point football star de luxe had taken their wives Baskets ot peonies del- Della Maynard of the engagement of " rlttonthatwiUMtbe sitisfao given possible life of turmoil strife en- sessions gave a number of unto himself a wife two years before phinium and roses were employed In her lng is not characterized by the usual txamplss guesses in regard to the finessing daughter McCene to Richard O obmities tenacious Si well many without consulting his superiors at the decorating the reception rooms Miss Grtmmett son of Mr H Grimmett haphazard methods Care Is taken to moktor Somf Sn two hands stacles to cope with It should have of bad bidding on tho first Vilat Elliott wee in charge ot the of Moreland Idaho The academy tha third session ot the tournament marriage is keen talents possibly unusual ones of est scientific knowledge Th affair wu aired on th floor dining room and the following wo- to be an event of June 13 which luted through six evenings (Copyright 1934 King Featuau stamina to the and f The dairy was modern and clean requiring ot congreu it being openly hinted men poured and served during the ability The first hand wu: Syndicate Inc) meet such destiny ‘ ‘ The dairy herd we of a new breed ’ that certain officials at the academy afternoon: Mrs Sidney Sperry Mrs Sotith— Dealer V Announced Notable circus 'Marriage nativity: Hagenback were aware of Cagle’s marriage but Elmer Miller Mrs Milton Marshall Free Bridge Booklet especially adapted to the neede of East pd West Vulnerable man Plenty if Tebaqee The announcement of the marriage w the climate and conditions of Pales Readers of thin newspaper may kept It secret lest- the loss of their Mrs Carlton Cdlmiee Mrs W H "Once a week we go for our supply tine have a free copy of “Bridge Rules star grldster impair the efficiency of Boyle Mrs Laval S Morris Mies of Miss Clarice Brunt a graduate ot 11 (Copyright 1SS4 King Features °f tobacco” he replied ("Those who Beulah Strickler and Miu Carma th B Y U to Ctrl Warnick son Seleatlfle Citrus Graves and Etiquette” by Josephine Cul- the Army football squid- " Syndicate Inc) bertson through special arrangement Cagle wu obliged to resign from BaUif’- Miu Elliott wee assisted by of Mr and Mra F G Warnick which The citrus groves are the last word ®"ok paiage week get that Address Mrs Culbertson in care of West Point at the height ot his fame Miu Arline Harris An exquisite took place Wednesday wu the sur In scientific XceJv n0Ii I tha manner In which new members and maka the valley 1 Wnt more this newspaper enclosing a Scent Since then he hu become a profes- Italian lace and cutwork cloth cov- prise secret of a breakfast given by ” look Ilk a garden spot The acreage KJ10 are into tho colony Eighty admitted ered the table which held as its cen- th O S slumps and active tnem sional footballer envelope hee recently been increased due to “S stamper German refugees had recently been " an fj10752 terpiece a silver bowl of delphinium bers Monday morning at Hotel Rob-' ' ! Another in the discovery of subterranean water Spotlight absorbed at were and the time columbines and ’ bachelor- - buttons erts lawn garden Guests of honor at ’’ they you no ? which supplements ths meager sup- Another found Wut Pointer 4)2 whp 05 more of those expecting expelled th°® British Rabbits Prove himself in the cepter ot the national Yellow candles were in silver holders the attractive function wer seven ac- rec! ply that for years has come forth from Hitleristic Germany ' at tiv O S who were end members A9J either of A the table lY® gradstring from the famous well of Jezreel ss the result ot marriage Menace Submit Applications Farmers spotlight lieJ VAJIt where Gideon tested out his men re wee while a student is Paul Capron who orchestra under the direction of Pro- uated from the B Y U this year1 next tne fessor LeRoy J Robertson plsyed They are: Miu Clerics Brunt Miss question to submit OQH) a They gen applications also resigned ' jecting those who knelt down to “Why eo?” J the after- LaPrlel Myers Miu Wilma Kotter n queried the communist drink and choosing the 300' who more’ Re- music on th porch during organization and these appH much cue wai Capron’s In noon work LONDON Members th as- Miu Floy Hansen Miu Alens Holds-- 't of (UP Forestry cants often are on faculty admitted The bidding probation hurriedly cught up’ wter In their grettable than Cagle’s however He sisted In the way Mrs Delen T Taylor and Mrs guests for a period of one year to determine South SpeTabblts entertaining Britain is being checked by wu bora to ba a soldier All the Wnf - North cial guests were President and Mrs Kathryn B Pardoe The chairman of " if the life is agreeable to them and if As w Walked from field to field men had become almost Seth a hive which beep plague army that-Wwant to share they are acceptable to ihoee cf the J Grant of the L D S church tha affair Mrs Anna P Ashworth e nd shop to shop it was evident thet 7miiiv Van first wu an officer in the War Heber According to a bulletin of the for- of and Dr and Mrs John A Widtsoe of Introduced Mri Alta H Taylor alum- community Once their application Paw the workers were more than mere ? N T (6) Paa the Revolution His 5 wu grandson w ea ® ot twelve spoetlei L D S nee president who welcomed th ' has been accepted they enjoy the Paaa estry commission a single rabbit can graduated from Wut Point with hon- the council laborers - Many of them are thor- - ' 1 girls Miu Phyllis Miller toutmia- all others They work do $50 worth ot damage In a night ors in 1517 Since then s Capron hu churchough students who specialize in their He ®ext bean to ducus the post stame status tress called for touts from Mrs Elsie !" tor i for and the South’s t“n the community their communistic (1) only justification community to a plantation ot young trees To fought in every war undertaken by Covers were laid for 350 guests at C Carroll Mrs Anna P Ashworth particular branch and become au- - “ ° w° hold debate them theMt-u?:Jand this ha the did that is all any that ensued it provides for the Uplted Statu many ot them dy- the annual B Y U opening bid wu that thorities They keep up with alumni banquet and Miu Ruth Stevens Mrs Kathryn 2 honor tricks and ha wished to feneb In an acre against them cost ing for their country latest developments in each field The FJf difficult to tell whether we were of tham can do held in room D et the university B Pardoe gave a reading a sola wu PKtto Thosa $65 about difficult as first pioneer who went Into make tha bidding pos capitalism sgeinst communism ' bulletins published by the Univei Paul Capron married Tuesday evening and many alumni sung by Mrs Melbs C Osmond and con The Hon James A Best writing to who would the swempa of Esdraelon during the sibla tor his vulnerable opponents haY1" sitles of Arizona and California on Gillespie daughter of member! were disappointed at not Mrs Elaine C Southwlck and Mrs ' Margurette war this world in and engaged In the battle (2) Tha expert in question hold tha Saturday Review- saya there Colonel Alexander Gillespie gunnery citrus culture are aearchingly read JJJtlikBly qualify bi an editor for a being able to secure reservations Osmond rendered a vocal duet A to make it livable paid a heavy toll hand This bid ot course ii correct now scarcely ii a place in Britain instructor at West Point but the feet They are well acquainted with the hS®57“i! 7iU!Tun- Alice L Reynolds was chairman trio from the active chapter- - Miu H r to as malarial the ho has a minor where a forest plantation is safe that be virtually married into the Miu scourge which claimed Inasmuch latest developments in Irrigation °u1hiF0 nU’ ot and after welcoming the Marth McAllister Mlu Kathryn Da- - “ affairs of whereas ones in Germany army did not savs him from the conseas victims be wants to show both suits if against rabbits ° many their loved quoting to me from k book of one of ah Introduced David J Wil- vis and MU Floy Hansen ung anw guuta a 1Ut one never sees a rabbit and the only quences ot hie breach of regulations tB They paid great price and yet these possible the UUh authorities on the subject 03‘ ton attorney of Ogden and a grad- accompaniment to a solo by Don Alsurvivors have nothing mora in ma- (3) A very bad response Two fencing around forut plantations Is lnvthe‘r Comrade Cfsling reserved what he uate of 1914 1 the toastmaster drich accompanied at the piano by an occuional on against deer spade would ba better here bdeCik‘ terial wealth to show for their considered the greatest attraction of Scarf Toasts were given: "To th Clau of Lea Frost Songs ot tha O S chapter Waistline ‘ than the newcomers except a (4) An extremely bad jump rebld tha colony tiU the last end then led 1009" Georgs Christensen of were sung by the group directed by a few advantages that Seniority and age as it takes th hand at once above An Unusual llfoucli Price Judge me there confident of the big im- and low BUSY DAT FOB PBEXT "High On tha Mountain Top Miu Phyllti Miller Baskets The principles ot true socialism the game level at no trump would bring miffUrr It make a waa would gtylf pression It a Banner is Unfurled" Dr Francis bowls of garden flowers - decorated t 1 r UP)-J- une seem to be finding application here Ind ° (5) Eut is practically forced to GREENCASTLE communal wholesale "chUd farm" It U will be a busy day tor Dr PARIS (AV Lady Datering Com Klrkham of New York "To the Clau the three long breakfut tables Hand- There wu a cheerful tone in Ain carry the contract to gama in view seem that the factory system has th club G Harod The returned Hebrew busy of West’s strong bidding Bromley- - Oxnam president ot blnu the unutuel in a smart Spring of ’34” Meredith Wilson student painted place cards with been applied to child rearing In- - biU his hands and bending hie back De Pauw university After presid- costume by wearing a chiffon scarf body president Edmund Evans gave symbol th owl were set et the with content to let West should be (6) stead of training the children under A of the active in his new physical toll conscious of bad enough alone He knows noth- ing at De Pauw's commencement ex with a i wool morning frock The an original 'humorous reading and places Fifty members the family roof they are removed at to 10 e m Dr Oxnam will scarf— half beige half brown chiffon Eldon Richardson sang “Then You'll end alumnae clubs were pruent the et he is fact that erclsu and °d situation which th building proabqut spade ing a the age of few weeks to the nurewomai Mckas Ohio —is tied in a soft knot at tha waist- Remember Me" Mrs Florence J ducing something permanent seemed a matter ot fact la much more fa- take a plane to Columbus Among the attractive school social 7 ery where the community takes romrada Ctofin° much his brothers In vorable than ha hu a right to expect whera he will deliver tha gradua- line ot a beige and brown wool frock Madsen was at the piano Mr Rich- functions than happier ‘ of the week was th annual h charge of them They are given ex- on the rebutUl a ardson Mrs Madsen and duet ot same sang a Over the she it weirs cap Europe at their more lucrative comIn the play Eut made nine tricks tion address at Ohio Stats univerluncheon tendered by thr Val Norrv m " as did Miss Fredonla and Strickler with wool trimmed 5 o'clock ragondln "Mot ol or4UU test visiting American mercial occupation with their sense and th penalty of 25(1 points which sity at ot th graduating chtidMa tadlee” Mlu Thelma McKinnon A double alumna to honoractive he answered "find it strange of insecurity and dependence on alien Eut and West suffered gave them unit Monday membera ot the renladles' from the trio university st the girls her use no powder nor powers a bottom score on tho board t th’ at the Hotel Roberta Honor guests on ofReed Smoot two dered numbers nd Si palnt' dtapens with td many of On the next hand Westwu plainly worFnd Miss Fay Johnson Freight With Problems fered prayer and closing remarks this dtculon were To suppose that so Idealistic an nettled His lead over his lellow Hansen Miu Mae Seaton tton v°itMtrtSntnvh!l1?Ihnd?rCKU" to fineries that wa naturally expect Miu Catty Heber were President made c J 8111 by Ihc female But” he la not fraught with baffling competitors had certainly dropped so Margaret Rees Miu Alison Grant ot the L D 8 church After MUa Plata Philosophically "back of all problems and disheartening dissen- when as dealer he picked up the Cornish Mrs Beth 3 Driggs and Miu ’ which mlRnt wdq to tholr thii made th wu &nd adjournment banquet sions would be to credit the immi- hand below perhaps it wu the smart HarrU who received her mas- -' i0T th lMtltutlon tX'gkf tothe ladies' gym where the annual Arline ter’ degree The guests were seated 7 grants with superhuman qualities To of his experience with the previous of communism was alumni held ball attractive and desirable" casual visitors however these are not hand that wu responsible tor bis bid at one long table decorated with hhm- and everything can appear ding sntici roses’ Baskets ot mixed flowers wera WASHINGTON (UPKTape Hound- to their perennial question: "Where Is In spite of ill thepromises' that 1 Pi ®ft!llc?n3r’no ccord o apparent I ' Class Reunion West—Dealer ' r if oiled excep-t- to be running the ice?" arranged in tha window Welcoma xv have been made the nursery proved on Atlantic over ocean the ghosted e?®J" It wu not until the prescribed tour Both sides vulnerable Following the Titanic disuter In The B Y U graduating class of remarks were made by Miu Dae be the one'"holy of holies" whoa wu ended and I began to mingle with ly night 23 yesri ago— requiem for 1912 a general demand arosa tot an 1914 held a reunion luncheon at the Brockbank president who introduced threshold we dared not erota It had wd?wf? to th settler informally at their work 1500 who perished when to palatial Atlantic lea patrol and tha United Hotel Roberts Tuesdsy 10 of tb 19 Miu Virginia Vkk the toastmis-- — been raining and the stern foreman Instead of indulg and in tha evening gatherings that British iteamshlp Titanic wu eunk by States navy detailed two crullers tor members who on graduation made a treu Toasts were given "Th Put" j of the “child firm” shuddered it the S!: t it wu possible to get a truer picture a floating mountain of ice guard duty until tha bergs disap- pledge to meet egalo after 20 years Mrs Ruth C Hafen of St George very sight of muddy shoes She gve m!Lt of actual life in th colony That night Ai th result ot that disuter 11 na- peared from' iteamer lanes " to late finding it possible to be present and “Th Present 7 Mlu Mae Seaton 51 prove us to understand that to laave one n A truer and mora fundamental before retiring in one of the beds my tions signed in agreement creating June renew old acquaintanceship ' Offi- “The Future" Miu Fey Allred Th t trats of mud on ths immaculately of judgment hu therefor hospitable hosts had secured for me A A K 1065 the International ice petrol and in During the fall of th same year the cers of the class are David J Wilson Val Norn song was rendered by Miss- cletn floors would havs been s crime standard come Into being Instead of the co a discussion wu opaned to the VKI04 -two decadei the National Geographic international confarenc of safety of Ogden president Mrt John E Hayes Lota Paxmaa and Miu Virginia TaySo like equal to high treason merits and demerits of the system 0 A92 “ society revealed not one ship hu life at eea was convened at London Provo first vice president Earl J lor accompanied by Mlu Paulina Mo K-art and many of those who had grievd songs ware sung $ been lost through collision with an and lubsequently the society said on Glade Salt Lake vke Bennett and tha unit The annual elec- - ' ances were free to1 voice their comin policed lanes the entire group 20 1914 representative of president Charles E of by McClellan T ' iceberg January 94) plaints There are of course prevalent Icebergs th society explained al- the world's principal maritime nations th education department ot the U S tlon of officers followed the results V72 SCila-Ithta Ideal situation tha eom- - some of th Jealousies and confusions ways have been the dread of signed an agreement creating the in- A C secretary With the exception being: Miu Gean Clark president t falof OK4 proudly rode sees the law of the survivel of that one would have to expect but president m Propelled by ternational derelict destruction ice of Mr McClellan all of th offkers Mlu Allie Bowen vie navigator AQJ9S4 th fittest tearing the acepter from tho surprising thing ii tha high deocean current! winds tnd wave and observation and lea patrol service were In attendance wer the fol- Mi Virginia Vick treasurer Mtas th 1ian1 ot the lipstick artist and gree of aucceu these colonies attain The bidding: 5nff The United Statu agreed to man- lowing: Professor M Wllford Poul-so- n Dorothy Coons corresponding secreaccompanied by tog they drift about Johnson reporter North Eut placing it in the hand of the woman due to their determination and Sooth with no warning of their presence age the service end to dispatch two Wt professor of nyschology at the tary Mlu Fay on y ’ b with the paring knife on the theory to sacrifice ihl a venal speeding through an ice patrol vessels to the danger sons dur- B Y Uf Wesley Taylor of the Gtal Cieveq favors wer given and cor I Pu A and i Pu realized those who that after 10 Pom infested area at night or in fog Is ing the iceberg aeuon Under terms academy at Thatcher Arti Mrs sages wer presented to th graduPom years of married life a Those experiences in Palestine can- 2NT )f? ' not be won't likened taste ates to imear of ' other routha to disclosed Puo a gambler playing 1NT : likened of th agreement it wu Pm any nearly Pu Julia B Jensen of the department of rimnasnw H ML th® urplu ot ® a°°d lipstick a well baked apple' i communistic movements A different lette each contracting party consented to literature at the B Y U H A Dixon th f eid triin‘ There would appear to be a serloua motive is supplying the driving power I will not comment on th bidding Even on a atarlit night It wu bear a share of the coat to proportion superintendent of Provo city schools ' children The defect in the ' system which sets itself This motive is not primarily con- in detail but th etudent will note pointed outiii berg cannot bo seen be- to its shipping tonnage and th Unit- S D Moore Fillmore former sem- Red Blouse Is Worn bu11dln b by rlhe a thing not to do yond half a mile However if the ed Statu revenue ratter service bet1? UP on th bMis that ell men are equal cerned with attaining economic pros- end remember it teacher of Pleuant Grove inary the vUlsge and th only on which and hence should share alike Such With Black Costume th coast guard was Fern perity for the people but providing Smith Mexico former poiltlon of (he ice la known to the ter known pproechee luxury while the admin- - system might for a spell prosper but homes for Jews who will go ’(I i ‘- Iand Palestine can thereby ba popu- navigator danger may he eliminated charged with maintaining tha patrol B Y UEyrlng to Rom-nef- ‘ E ana teacher Thomas mrtiv offices which serve about it would soon be swamped with ap-6Th century-olto its maximum tail- - for of lated to U S A C Mr ' and - March thauuttere the longing at th £tditeacher gypld pltercd hip'iwurf iuen colonic ajt J located fat ft one- plication! from downftn Hon Mri Holman PARIS (AV-T- ha who Israel for a home tor aecurityand a Dae th drum of ZiOGlgnftTteal the menace th ka field to the name ot Belgium Wilson presided at the luncheon Letroom hut would be mora than willing to cater p0sHUH ot respect Is all embodied tied and Palestine Is again the home 1c down every Canada Denmark Germany Franca ters wer reed from ebsent members daughter ol Lord Tyrrell who Although creeps into the bonds of the higher order of in Zionism And Zionism's but means of a concentrated Jewish rormsatntr retired as British ambassador as it has for centuries tha Great Britain Italy Netherlands Earl J Glade represent the clau at population It i said that in pioneer egricul- - “share and share alike" To adroit aU ot success is through this unique tree to govern their own destiny Jew- yur fol- Norwa- y- Sweden and th United th alumni program at College helL to France wear a bright red blouse that every berg tural sections children are not reared would bring ruination to refuse method of colonization By establish- ish interest will hive a hub around with her black apring costume Tho the eastern edge Of the Grand States They also serve shipping In"just grow up" The settlers in mlttance to ell but e selected lew ing communal orders the land In- which to evolve Jewish cultur will lowing into iteamer lanei now is kept terests of the entire world end since Following the B Y U commence- blouse of red taffeta embroidered in Banks Ain Harod however employ all the would be to defeat the purposeof stead ot being exploited for the bene- have it stronghold and world Jewry under constant surveillance by- tha the petrol wu inaugurated not a sin- ment exercises in the Utah stake tab- white dots aids an effective splash of new tangled ideas of infant culture communism fit of a few is mad to support all will have symbol ot Its national international ke patrol From this gle ship hu been lost through eollV ernacle Wednesday morning mem- color to tha ensemble ot black striped m Th principal elm of their training ig 'A surprising thing in Ain Harod la the people It harvests can nourish bers of the board and their wives and atik service navigators learn the answer sioq with bo entity I FORSTUDENTS Communist Village of Ain Harod Near Place Where Pavid Slew Goliath Most cessful :of All in ‘Utopia’' ‘ Jirli ’ Their ’’ - - time-honore- d V t — u e uJ-)- v in-m- y com-eontta- Chris Red’ Cagle rzr °n“ PauvCaproit time-honor- u - hkcdtha1 u CONTRACT BRIDGE HOROSCOPE — u u T prt ten-ere- d JS5tail?Sd “ 712?? “ a - u nnSw Ttrtclnon ivi I - ’ 1 - i 0I J” crt - to rl Ct-pro-n - u 3 !' u ” -- two-suite- ii u at aac-rifl- 7 E j £ u hTrrnn - danhamnirtoSithir International Ice Patrol Born of Titanic Disaster 1 L hntontthenle2 - u u ! ?' irtXth'Sd'Uf 1W thiii '' ‘ ‘ - u “‘“"ir T - - City-secon- trana-atlantl- c n t!ldFnf - u u will-ingne- l0rf cf 2? 1 u L5vh® 1 u u v 0 V ? ly ty-revealed ed-bu- t t 4 ft 4 |