Show TUESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE IV OR NOV BELIEVE By Robert L Ripley NOVEMBER 22 1938 15 Gasoline Alley -- Mac Said an Eyeful DON’T HAVE YOU- to get Sore AND TDISAPPEARED’ BECAUSE DANCED A FEW TIMES WITH ANOTHER GIRL WITH HER FOR VOU AN HOUR TOOK ME TO THE DANCE! y t' L fiw - v THESJt2SC2J533 A PER50N SITTING CiN OF GordaiSpurIndta TOP AND SWINGING FROM SI DETOSIDE CAUSES THE WALL TO SHAKE Little Orphan Annie MORNIN’ MRS ALDEN-F1N- THE STRUCTURE IS BUILT OF SOLID BRICK Friends Indeed THEY ARE SO GENUINE AND E DAY AIN'T mk V CAN YOU ADD MEN THE SORT MY CALEB IT? 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AND WAS ACTUALLY NOMINATED REPUBLICAN PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN Milton Washmgton1938 it EXPLANATION OF TODAY'S ftion this year and who was elected candidate complied with regulation CARTOON by affixing a hoofpnnt as his mark on the filing notice The mule’s The Mule's Election — "Boston Curtis” whose name appeared in candidacy was unopposed the Washington state primary elec- (Copyright 1938 for The Tribune) IrrJ0g Palooka— Des’prit By Ham Fisher CHEE MISTER WALSH Salt Lake School News and Views (Continued from Page 11) Ing National Book week the children In Miss O Cylesta Maxwell's art classes are making beautiful pesters illustrative of their favorite books These posters are put on display in the school library and at the end of the week will be sent to the American Junior Red Cross headquarters where they will be used for decorative purposes Betty JSrskine tells us: The little people in the kindergarten are having a very festive time this week They have been studying apples in their nature classes finding out why they spoil etc Now that their study is over they are making apple sauce We wish that they would invite us to have some because it certainly smells good! Helen Clark reports: Under the direction of Miss Alice Coombs the children of the third grade are studying Indians and are building a model village in one corner of their room The village is made up Of many tepees and shows the Indians represented by dolls going about their daily work and building canoes Orchestra Prepares For Holiday Concert MILTON HOLLSTEIN Editor PHYLLIS KMETZSCH Associate Editor MCKINLEY SCHOOL — Audri-enn- e Morris articulating unit reports: Our school orchestra is preparing for a Thanksgiving concert to be given Wednesday Various selections will be played Joseph C Clive our director has selected several boys and girls to play solos Lillian Brown reports-- : The ‘kindergarten is making a playhouse It will be large enough for them to walk in but it is made for their large baby dolls The house will be painted white with green shutters They are going to have some furniture When the house is finished they will make a yard Miss Hazel Cook is helping us Margaret Van Gerven reports: Mrs Walter Kletting our former music teacher was here to take the place of Miss Oralie Bailey who was ill Monday -- John Knight 2A It'S TOO DANGEROUS I Merle S McGregor’s room has a class museum with all kinds of things from different parts of our Cotton from the south a country meadow lark's nest acorns and pine cones and many interesting things are in ft We have been gathering broken toys from home and bringing them to school for the firemen to collect and mend in their work shop We hope these toys will make many children happy for Christmas Vivian Arrington 3A reports The children of Miss Abbie Davidson’s room are painting envelopes-fotheir art work Some of the pictures are of Pilgrims and Indians next Monday TIME! at I 6UESS I'LL HAFTA AN' YA KIN KEEP DTEN GEES MISTER LISSEN SHRIMP I HELPED YA WHEN YA NEEDED IT MOST— WHEN WALS- YA WAS H- DESPRIT— V! Bringing Up Father 7 : WELL-IT'- S GONNA BE TELL By George McManus -J- E- so MAGGIE DIDN'T GIT A JOB-AWE'LL BE DISPOSSESSED IF I DOW'T GIT I Werner Kiepe will present the second in a series of five lectures on real estate selling technique sponsored by the Salt Lake Real Estate board and the city board of education WAS LUCKY I GOT AWAY WIT IT D’FOIST TOUGH TO To Speak on Selling - SOME MOWEY TW£ BJTAHO WHO IS THAT WHV ARE YOU LOOKING SO me c°"“ — KID-A- NAPPY ? I KNOW BY YOUR EXPRESSION YOU DIDN’T GET A JOB- - BUT I AM GIVING SINGING LESSONS- - HAVE I THINK THAT I'D RATHER BE DISPOSSESSED- - I SEVEN LITTLE - PUPILS ALREADY- 5:30 at West high school Man-for- d A Shaw presented the first talk Miss Monday at the same place report sV p m i4±?i Roy Powers Eagle Scout — Underground Exploration ktT S' By Paul Powell BELIEVE YOU WERE RIGHT THIS IB THE FOUNDATION OF AN OLD HOUSE'HERE'S V Ati AT THE pear OF THB Dixie Dugan — A Joke? crrjunO' By Striebel and McEvoy ! 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