Show r I E I The e Boys I Column j CATION LETTER IF TJ i 1 could Id I'd send to you ou White II clouds wrapped In sparkling blue Grasses dipped In silver sUver sheen I Swims in n water clear and green I Whiffs whiff of scented balsam pine lOr clime Salty breezes of this Wafting Waiting bayberry and fern Around each pathways pathway's coaxing turn I And sunset peace when seagulls seagull's flight Is stayed by stars to spend the night I All these things Id I'd have you see They'd be lovelier then to me I I Fleur Conkling o o o I WORTHY OF or illS HIS HIKE I I FROM FURNACE to vineyard hammer I Ito to palette men live by the sweat of I their brow their toll toU honorable and In Industrious in- in I I Time was when not to work was vas deemed a blessing a mark of social rank Times have changed the status status' of the working man end and woman The running wheel the buzzing machine oil oU and steel have ha promoted the laborer to his essential part in our industrial I world Few who go through life me with with- without without without out toll toil in some form few who would I not choose It so Labor Day Is the oc occasion oc caslon casion when the hard-earned hard rights of the worker are recognized In a national I j celebration It is a distinction In that i the Encyclopedia Britannica states I Celebration of Labor Day In the Uni Uni- United United ted States differs from that In Europe in that It Is participated In by all i I classes So as an Is democratic govern govern- government government government ment for the masses and not for the tho tho few so Is the grand freedom of labor O 0 O 0 O 0 I ATTENTION PLEASE COMES THE close of daydreaming by by favorite fa fishing holes the climax of vacationing pleasures as the school- school i bound parade marches to the classroom It is 15 a a. parade toward a goal graduation l and completion of an education a a. free pursuit of ot learning that many of our children do not now n now w appreciate but will later when time proves the value of knowledge Elementary schools high schools colleges and universities will willI r see the greatest mass return to study of off I any country on this earth f Great Is the responsibility of the teachers who strive to allure the reluctant with with modern modem educational methods to excite their Interest with I scientific advancement But all this Is not only the Instructors Instructor's responsibility Parents have ha ve not discharged theirs t I simply In sending the young off of to learn We would have better schools better pupils better teachers better I parents If there would be a mingling of all Interests an as exchange of Ideas Ia I a consultation on problems concerning each Teachers appreciate Interest from I parents help in knowing the individual child through a parents parent's eyes Parents i I need the teachers teacher's reaction on a a. childs child's I mental and physical behavior In the I and on the playground Too many of o us take the school system for for granted and discharge our parental duty duty- duty by serving nerving Junior a hearty breakfast I 1 anI and checking whether his cars ears are clean I I IT Ir IS ONLY OXLY RIGHT nIGHT I ITHE THE PRIVATE or private first-class first who enters his country's services to face hardships perhaps risk his life has enough on his mind without worrying I about feeding and clothing his family I while away from it Wives and children of 01 servicemen are a a. nations nation's responsibility responsibility at that time The young soldier should be provided an allowance sut- sut sufficient cleat clent to guarantee maintenance of his family A domestic crisis is as Important to him as a national crisis Restoring wartime dependency allowances is necessary essary Objectors say that men with large families shouldn't be called only men who can get by on the pay and allowances received at present That is r alright if such a a. plan could be followed 13 but in case of a major 80 mobilization It 5 couldn't be In peacetime the man who enters the service knows it is a case of ot I working up in rank and pay and it Is up to him bun to adjust his private res- res to conform to his pay I scale But it is different with the draftee the National Guardsman or reservist re- re re-I re I who finds himself liable Hable for i i I active duty with a different pay scale I I We dont don't believe that an month a I soldier should have another for forthe forthe the family but we dont don't believe In Placing him where he cant can't pay rent or buy milk for lor the youngsters r v v ARE Aim WAYS I I EACH WEEK women go to the grocery to buy she finds the cost of ol almost all aU II i I essential t foods rising rish It angers her I Perhaps puzzles her Hoarding and pro pro- profiteering profiteering is the answer to her question Hoarding creates a demand a demand demand makes possible and probable the pro pro- profiteering pro pro-I I But tho the women who pay the increased costs the men who ho work tb to I make the money to buy the higher j I priced food are voters Maybe they are voters who wont won't forget Perhaps they figure that if it our government through Congress can create inflation as It did four tour years ago aso it can prevent inflation as aa of ot today Statesmen might bear this In mind and do something about It before November If v NO O GUESSING a IG v I ONE OF the ways the Post Pot Office i Department expects to save money Is I the cut Out of or its directory service Re Re- Remember Remember member when you addressed a 0 letter to r the he wrong street or number or even en i I I t tate State and by some strange means the theE i E jetter letter reached its destination That I I means menna was the directory service of the tho ll o Post Office Department Now the magic is over the guessing game has idea e ed for tor the time being and you are i on oil your own It was your mistake in inthe Inthe I 1 the beginning so the post office will wUl return your mall mail to you for correction You may ay think tho the curtailment of suca Buell a service e wont won't help the Department Elicit deficit very much but a harried tax tax-j tax tax- taxPayer I Pa Payer er will remind you that every little bit helps little 0 0 I m OCT OlT tT OF OP THE is bathed t ENGLISH countryside c P ll In washed tea air carrying tone oft ot of I r E v Village bells bens calling one to worship The Thai i I Melodious peel is heard and answered I r imagine a villagers villager's surprise when the ther J I j I I Continued on Page Four The Boys Column I Bors I I Continued ed from Page Paie One I bell beh b tl ringers ringer's repertoire included Put Put Another Nickel in In 1 I It rea really ly happened happ ned I at Great Conrad England in the Sabbath Sab Sab- Sabbath Sabbath bath call to the parish church Guess the didn't like Uke this air air from the bell tower for the ringer resigned Maybe he had a motive back ba k of Put Another Nickel In hoped to convey n a hint for an Increased collection in inthe Inthe inthe the plate We dont don't expect to hear any any I such tune coming from Park City church bells but the Idea of putting another nickel in the collection plate bad be bo it an English church or one right here at home i |