Show & si ' ferf v4 ff iWWWif 'pwf j: n t r '$ i J 14 Monday Morning- - Salt £ak 3VUmttt Slje March 18 19 Gasoline Alley chool News and V iews U St °ff crvrlsht “ 1940 UUNPRV46 wK5 Tribune Classroom Writers Report on Interesting Events PANTS TMT MAGAZINES' m:s2S socks PKESSED 2S Doris Severe Editor Effie Lou Evans Associate Editor Emerson School — In room 19 Ronald Romney Dean Pat Midgley Joyce Cummings and Robert Marrom aie making' the city of Paris in miniature on a sand table They are putting in all of the principal buildings We think it is very intei esting to watch rcpoits Pat Midgley In room 6 lRst Thursday we had a Swedish couple named Mr and Unde Ray Tells Vljont Radio COIN' which will 339 TO TO AM’ aiss 7 HEM LEAVES SOCK $2 ME IN THE my account Nfxrr WEEK— f Former Pupils At Whittier Get Letters “c Donald Egbert Editor Charlotte Peinsteln Associate Editor "MVH Whittier School — Ruth Wood says: The children In Miss Clara T Holmes' room have been writing letters to their fi lends who have moved away from Whittier school The chlldien they have written to are Patsy White Carol Smith and Tula Savas They have also written to Ted Reid who Is home with the mumps and they hope that their letter s helped him to forget hls Illness Beverly Hansen contributes- - In Miss M E Halsteads room the students received a Idler last week Mrs Axel W S Mars come and show us Swedish costumes and other intei esting articles that were made by Swedish friends Mrs By I im Ray Mars read fiom the old Bible the In these days of many wonders tenth chapter of Luke In Swedish people have radios In their homes As we hae been studying about Now and the Scandinavian countries It was "How did then one may stop to ask ' the radio xery Interesting savs Toma Rob- or "Who Invented thecome to he7 Horn who Is the head radio?” inson Zilpha Bosone and Pauline The second question has come to man In Health Land Recently Gale me in letters from readers more Miss Halstead gave oiti Virginia Pace reports In our na- often than the health cards which had all the first It to ture class we have taken lip the the rules on them The children of belief that one man points gave the Interesting subject of vertebrates radio to the world the B group are all trying to foland Invertebrates We aie learnThe fait is that the radio was low these rules for they cannot ing all the differences between not invented all at once or bv a keep these cards unless everyone animals We have also studied prison It come sipp bv step cooperates In maintaining the about the reptile Hiat one lived on single over a the earth hefoie the Ice age It is renturv penod of more than half a regulations Have you ever then "blosa very interesting hadyour eves subject and we somed” In this suddenly tested7 The chlldien in the first In and story are all enjoying It very much t others to come I should like to tell and hit d grades of the Whittier Effie Lou Evans reports the school had their eves tested last children in room 11 are having an something about the adventures week b Mrs Ruth Clavton Haws which led to it Indian program in two parts the At of the board of education Mrs first pait consists of songs and sciencefirstA the adventures were In Haws said the maionty of the young teacher at Kings stories Some of the songs will be children had very good eves and college London sung by Norma Davis She will idea hut made no thought out an she was model His name pleased that so many of sing "Indian Lullabv" and Lowell was James Clerk Maxwell and he them had kept their eyes in good Baitlett and Janice Judge will sing was a condition native of Scotland "fhe Canoe Song” 'ihe second Clerk Maxwell had studied elec The children of the first will be a grades part play callrd "Hiaalso light In those were verv happy one day last week watha Big Chief of All Our tneity It and when was Mr days believed that Jong Dejon who was Tribes" Jack Zeiler will be waves moved by "mechanical light born In Holland came to visit acRuth Zwahlen will be tion" Maxwell did work to prove them Mr Dejon has an interest-In- jj ' Nokonns " The announcer Is collection of Dutch Ru hard Plxton All the boys and that light is of mu h the same nature as electricity Working "on which the teacher showedpostcards to the girls will be on the piograni Some will be squaws and some Indian Paper" and making great use of children in the new baloptican manumbers he chine There were over 100 gaily tried to prove this men The squaws will have papoint 'If electric waves are sent colored cards and the children pooses Every child has chosen an through space thev will travel at thought them very beautiful as Indian name the same speed as light " well as educational — - Ralph Woodwaid savs: The ot llshl ls ah°ut Buglers’ guild has received "D isnnno miles per second That slides Jimmie Sarvis Darwin means a Barker David Record and Richaid the Atlanticlight wave might cioss Glee Chih Ch ocean in less than Potts already aie piacticing on Slate Broadcuht part of a second theus The "D bugles can play Clerk Maxwell at the age of 33 a dominant ninth chord With rend a The combined glee club choruses paper bcfoie a group of both slides together the buglers scientists In his paper he gave from the College of SI can play the whole scale We have reasons and the Holy Cross learned "Cavalieer" already Paul had the for thinking electric waves of moving with the hospital school of Kelly reports the entue bugle speed of power nursing will sing over radio station KSL on a broadlight corps Is doing fine work That was a case where a scien- cast Tuesday at 10 p m tist was "playing with an Idea The chorus will consist of 60 No one at the moment so far as voices is known had any Society fancy about the modern radio Yet It was an idea space The Sets open space was small which had something to do with an inch wide For the curhardly leading toward the radio rent lo The Cottonwood L D S stake The next part of our story took a small go across this space to Relief society will celebrate the metal hall or knob it had in place Germany 21 years later to make a Jump society’s 98th anniversary Tuesday when a man named Heinrich Herts In our next story we shall have t 2 p m In the stake house at started to make tests T hirty-thlrSouth and State tricity Hertz had studiedwith elec- more to say about that jump the Idea (For science or general interest Streets of Clerk Maxwell Be believed It lection of The program will Imlude a lo be your scrapbook ) true and wanted to prove it If you want a free copy of the pageant with music furnished by bevond all doubt leaflet entitled ‘Background of the Singing Mothers' organization This scientist fitted up a War" send me a 3 cent "spark Foimer presidents and present machine” a current of electricity European self members of the general board addressed In will passed through the machine until stamped care of this newspaper envelope b honored it came to a knob beside an open Tomorrow: Hertz and Marconi 1 tibl makes rM mk THAT'S tlSb Emerson Boys Build Miniature Paris lc 600 35 J hr Chicago Tribune N Y New Syndic at Little Orphan Annie tnwaaataaaiHCHiwMinnninat n Rs‘u f THr mm U I t Uuiixt NICK GETS ODD HUNCHES 't SAYS TO WATCH THIS LITTLE CANDY STORE-OLPAPA GREGORY- - 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