Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 26 Derby Colts Entered in Test Races It was written nett by Mrs Roy 23 1938 High Pressure Purchaser Little Orphan Annie School News and Views Preparations Made For Elections APRIL SATURDAY MORNING BUT I SAY- - YOU MUST HAVE MADE THEM TO SELL ru GIVE YOU A HUNDRED APIECE” L Hart' BUT THAT'S MY LAST OFFER- - LISTEN MY NO ONE ASKED YOU OUT HERE AND NO ONE ASKED YOU TO BUY CHUNKS OF FRIEND- - Lois Reeves says: Under the di rection of Miss Fern Cox the soLEON ORLOB Editor science teacher we have made HELEN CARBIS Associate Editor cial WOO- DSun Egret Ranked booklets In these we have the ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOLA-Pla- ns tests and the pictures of dictators are progressing rapidly for which appear In the newspapers Favorite the coming elections for next year’s Eva Christensen reports: The club has a fast indoor ball Chesapeake Event student body officers Only stu- girls’ team Betty Holmes is the captain dents with a “B” average and no and members are Dorothy Tucker By ORLO ROBERTSON gradf below "C" are eligible thus Rita Boren Betty Hand Peggy NEW ORK April 22 --Ken- we are sure to get excellent of- Christensen Laurel Gorrlngs JacIla Child Cathleen tucky derby eligibles headed by ficers Also a citizenship record queline Stuart and Beverly Hyler Carpenter P9X and Sun "A” maintained of must be Fighting Nedayr The boys’ club’s indoor ball team Gasoline Alley Friday April 15 the students were has also begun to practice The Egret will be out in force Saturday honored S from Captain by a visit members are Nyles Cornia captain with the 115000 Chesapeake stakes M Mr of Chicago Dancey SKEEZIX WOULD Kenneth Ashby Ted McGrath at Havre de Grace drawing the Dancey addressed the students on Georga Cornia Dean Platt Vernin TAKE MB ’DOWN YOU number which largest the subject of ‘‘Citizenship’’ n Scelll Jack Patterson Henry THE BEAUTY TQ his Wilmost interesting After proved Fighting Fox chief hope of Irving Eskelson and Herbert PARLOR t I’M ’ liam Woodward’s Belair stud and lecture Mr Dancey sang several Diaz songs which he had learned Hugh Cortella room 2 reports: Nedayr from W S Kilmer's barn army in France We sincerely hope Cap- We have made family books called make their 1938 debuts In separate tain Dancey will Wait us again “Little Helpers” suggesting Ways dashes at Jamaica Sun soon that first graders can be helpful at makhave been busy home They are illustrated by pic- Egret a disappointment last week Theoutstudents next year's program There tures from magazines after winning two straight in Mary' ing has been some confusion but this Kathleen Evans contributes: Our land carries A C Compton's silks will out soon Ironed be Is room in the mile and a sixteenth o( the going to have a puppet show The students of 2 wish to wel- for our mothers We are making Chesapeake come Grant Levle to the class We the puppets in our art classes and Fox Shows Speed hope Grant will enjoy the school hope thejLwill be good thoosing of the “Roosevel-tian- ” Wilma Demetropolos says: The The Fox which has been working The staff is now under way The upper and lower division classes are brilliantly under the eye of "Supny freshman students who wished to Jim” Fitzsimmons studying minerals and rocks It is opposes nine compete for the positions on the new to us but we hope to learn the nonderby eligibies with top weight staff were to write four articles— names of the minerals of 122 pounds in the saddle Nedayr an editonah a news article a feahowever is one of four derby nomi- ture The Gumps article and pne on sports The nees in the field of eight named for Goose the featured 13500 Stuyvesant handi- staff will be announced after the Baby p election cap Amuses Class of Miss students the Tuesday The other three derby horses in the Stuyvesant are Traffic Light Marie Jensen’s community problems KAREL KERR Editor No 57 from Mrs Dodge Sloane's Brook-mead- e classes visited fire station MARGARET SHIPP Associate was visit to find this of The purpose stable Myron Selznick’s Editor live and anCan’t Walt and Edward W Duffy's out how the firemenwas DOUGLAS SCHOOL— Carrol Jex found very calls This swer trip lightly regarded Steel Knight of the first grade reports: Shirley Nedayr top weight under 126 interesting Anderson of the sixth grade brought pounds It expected to receive his chief opposition from Can’t Wait Voices Tested a goose to school the other day for and Traffic Light which get in with us to see It was just a baby We 119 and 106 pounds respectively For Festival alt enjoyed it very much and with thtf Wheatley stable's filly HELEN SMITH Editor Merry Lassie a threat thought it was very cute We hope With prospects of & muddy track JdHNNIE KEPHART Associate Shirley will be able to bring It Sun Egret is the faVorite for the Editor again so we can see what it is like WEBSTER SCHOOL-Be- tty Jean when Chesapeake William du Pont Jr it is a little bigger Dean Kerr of the fourth grade originally planned to start Dauber Thompson reports: Miss Helen Tayin the stake but Friday decided to lor the music teacher has been says: The fourth are grade send him on to Churchill Downs testing our voices to select the chil- very glad the weather Is pupils —-- Fired ! beginning without further racing dren to sing in the music festival to get warmer This is because we Dixie Dugan hard time se- can go out and learn some new had has a She very Other Hopefuls WE'VE SOME lecting them because we have so games Our teacher says she has GREETINGS UNFINISHED I THOUGHT Six of the seven other entries are may good1 singers some of lot fun We are YOU WERE ON YOUR that are a e BUSINESS TO Geraldine Stewart writes: The all very anxious to learn them eligible for the derby They are Mrs ATTCKlrt 6Trt Parker Coming’s Thanksgiving B fifth grade children are atudying Geraldine Romney of the articu- VWAY HOME F Whitaker’s combination of Myth- the countries of South America lating unit contributes: The students ical King and Crepe Mrs Emil They are making charts to help of the articulating unit room 12 Denemark’s Blind Eagle Hal Price them remember the main facts have begun their reading posters Headley’s Bourbon King and John about the countries Each one of the pupils picks out Farrell Jr’s Brown Moth Charles Inks contributes: In Miss some book he or she has read and Stormscud from the Wheatley Mary Blade's health class we Are likes well then we draw a Stable completes the field and he ia studying about the human skele- scene very from the book We choose far from an outsider as the result ton We have learned how many the best onha and put them on large of a recent triumph at Jamaica bones there are and how they are paper They are used to decorate Sun Egret and Bourbon King pick constructed the upper hall of the school We up 116 pounds each while all the Norma Lloyd says the various call the upper hall the “Hall of others With the exception of Brown classes have chosen captains to take Fame” We think the posters will Moth carry 111 Brown Moth gets care of the ball teams Lois Tay- look very nice Everyone is workin with 112 lor and Rosella De Gooyer were ing very hard on them and are very Mountain Ridge Mrs Ethel V chosen by thi girls and Kayle Cutler anxious to see the results Palooka— Nothing Strange for Mars’ chief hope now that Tiger is and Kenneth Pidd were selected by The children of the first grade oe considered a doubtful starter in the the boys said: We celebrated Easter by TT’ Those selected to sing in the having a party Each pupil brought May 7 classic tnakes his debut against six older horses in spring festival went to the Lincoln some d eggs Our teachthe mile and a sixteenth of the high school Wedensday morning for er brought some dye and we colored $2500 Ben All handicap at Keene-lan- d a rehearsal them Out of the egg snells each Jack Smith reports: Last Friday of us made a little flower pot We Two other derby nominees both representatives of the Daughters of were given a seed to plant in it lightly regarded are scheduled to the Utah Pioneers came to our Then we made some clay holders allowance race school and presented us with a to put them In We have one at go in a They are Ball O’Fire from the Live state flag We had a good program school now- which is beginning to Oak stable and the Shandon farm’s and have hung the flag in the hall come up already All of us hope Dlckervllle where we can see it ours will grow as well as the one I SAY FRIEND- - FORGIVE ME I THINK I UNDERSTAND -I CO WANT THEM- - BUT NOTON YOUR TERMS - BYE H HUNDRED FOR THE MANY TIMES THAT— BUT PLEASE TAKE TT- - STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM TO YOU I CARVED ' THESE FIGURES SOLELY FOR MY OWN AMUSEMENT-- A CHILDISH EXERCISE PERHAPS BUT THAT'S MY BUSINESS -- IF YOU WANT THEM TAKE THEM FOR NOTHING-- LIZARDS! LEAPtN FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS! IN REAL MONEY I TWO-WORT- FIVE HUNDRED BUCKS - — xT in Prize Offered for Correct Answer : Ma-ter- ng B-1- -- -- Min’s a Diplomat A REMEMBER-VOyTRE- Y eiG-SK- rr iw me financial LD me SO VOORSfiLt and man's THE MIRROR WIFE WORLD-Y3UT0- a £R- WCLL-L-- IP YXI husband's PUT IT THAT PROSPEBUV- - WAY- - s g&J By Striebel and McEvoy By Ham Fisher Them hard-boile- - at school The kindergarten children add: We had a very nice Easter party We colored eggs all different colors It was a lot of fun and we hope Weather condition reported by U 8 Weather bureau April 22 1938 can have another party that is The western itates depreasion drifting BETTY MARIE SPENCER Editor wp as much fun again sometime at a prea-RAYMOND BROWN Associate lowly eastward appear tonight Arizona lure trough extending from through Editor Colorado Into the northern plaint The barometer ia fairly high on the northwest enJEFFERSON SCHOOL-T- he Ball coast and Interaction with the Interior school an Illustrated In tire ftate low haa caused broken cloudiness enjoyed ths section from the mountains to the lecture on Now George Washington and coast General light rainfall has occurred in Oregon Idaho Utah and Thomas Jefferson given by Dr Rob' Washington are a little lower ert Middleton of the Lincoln high ESTHER CARLSTON Editor Temperatures Wyoming in' the northwest but remain abnormally and the school on Thursday high in the plateau the southwest DICK DAVIS Associate Editor western plains Clear and cool weather The Junior Red Cross held its SUMNER SCHOOL— Children of attends a high over the great takes but con riitiona are still unsettled in the far eastern annual meeting Saturday at the room 19 have been playing baseball Itates Lincoln high school Under the di- and soccer base ball during their Comparative data for Salt Lake City Degrees rection of Miss Hazel Monay the health periods These are not new 72 Highest temperature todnv 85 following were ushers: Betty Spen- games but they are always enjoyed Highest in this month since 1874 Lowent last night 53 cer Barbara Hendrickson Rena Ruth Hofmann reports: Children Lowest this month since 1874 18 Mean for today 62 Depasquale Eva Christensen Lil- in room 18 have been asked to read 51 Normal three books before file end of the Inches lian Brouws Mary Vermuellen Total precipitation for the 24 hours Irene O’Brien reports: A Jeffer- year These three books are "Treas07 ending at 5 30 p m 1 35 son song "Dear Old Jefferson” was ure Island” by Robert Louis StevenTotal for this month to date Accumulated deficiency for this month on Wednesday son: “The Lady of the Lake” by Sir 26 sung for the parents to date 11 06 Total since October 1 to date Walter Scott and ‘’Evangeline’’ by Accumulated excess since October 1 1 33 Henry Wardsworth Longfellow Sun rises at 5 37 and seta at 716 nril 23 TAKFN ATHER OBSFRVATION9 TIME P M The Weather Pupils Hear Illustrated Talk Games Enjoyed AT 5 30 MOUNTAIN Apple Mary and Dennie SHAKE A LEG DENNIE ’FORE THAT GUV TOO LOCKED IN THE NEXT ROOM BANGS a THE DOOR OFF IT’S rTT" J XI BERTHA’S BUtlons “BEHIND-THE-TIME- Viatic 29 Sheridan Wyo) J WilliamHeed 24 Sheridan Wyo Virginia ft'tV' r- - June 19 E- s U—JzL S” It Wouldn’t Get Clothes White Until WASHER MlKM It I iv”1! 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