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Newspaper Page TextSchool Jackson School Hanking t5.9 , One hundred per ceni rooms Miss McCollom's, Minn MaeNiven's, lr. Deuel's. SI'sh tlansen's. Mrs. fy!or's nd AIib. Ridley's. llciillli In.i-tlon , One hundred per cent rooms-r-Mra. 0Krd'.s and Vlw Hanson's, umest grade, .7 per cent. Frc drill, CO seconds. . , , , .. Baseball , 'nines. 'jacHspn fourthtnd Lin coln fourth. Spelling ik,9 jrer lent 3A ?S-1 per cent. 3B, 09 per cent. Honor jso(i ' juanita Wilson, John Pallalrd. ;. r. . i.iuwj visit ' . . 'Xost Tuesday ,fternoon the .pu pils of tthc 6A enjojod their first trip as a -class to :the -library -this term. They learned about thg .best rfeerence books for children to use, then applied this knowledge by actually finding bits of information asked for by their Instructor. They found out that the children's de partment contains useful books as wcll as books for pleasure only. ... SiHMxlbnll Tournament The speedball pennant has Its place alongside other trophies won ly the school children. . - . On. VVodneaday, nt .3 ,o:clqok a iii-o-rara .was. arranged, a speaker ijjwlted and the wa'rriors assembled. Mr. Henderson was chief spokes man and presented tho pennant with several well selected remarks. and Bernard Moen, the captain of the winning ten,m, received If. in rllencfi. -.- Waunlta, SVHson. and (C'pn atance Moore.' each played , a jilano nolo, jthen .all tthc teachers of jhe department were called. on for an appreciation of ;th . cboys' hand kvork, which they .ably, did. Then pira. .r.dogci ot tne, jmiior nish krhool was Introduced by the chief j poktwrnnn.. .8)1? summarized .the.; aorU.. of the Jackson-school chll-; iren .a they .advance jnto '.-her : wilding, and .endod the discourse w imploring , the powers to In crease such . a wortiiy tribe and liolr .emblems pt visions realized. Contest in Aritlunctic The OA's hu,vo divided themselves Into pivp -teams in qrder. to find out .-ho is the best In arithmetic fun ,umetna)s. To . date . the score Hands: Marlon's t ta m. ulin'u, 132,'., , , .. ' Te health and wealth therniomo- tr stands at 100 per cent for the Vs.. The 6B class entered as imml- rants last week pnd became nat- ralizcu. . AVc learned a. lot about The 6A .teaifis stand at a tie. bore. 12.1" to... 12.lt, . We never real led . arithmetic could ...be-, of ..so luoh Interest. to us, . . ... .Girl Scouts Organize The Red .'.Rose, troop of Girl bouts 'qrganlzed at Jackson school arch l..- Eighteen girls joined, fhey divided intp three patrols. 'he patrol leaders are - girls who Lve already become scouts. -Cor-tss Kindred, Hetty Johnson and Hen Welch. The prospects of the -oop -look promising as the girls put to work .immediately on the rciuirements necessary to pass the m nderfoot test and become a sec- 11I class ficout. . Tho following new girls joined 1-oop I: . Jenn yparks, Luzenia K'oodcock, Arleen Illalne, Juno i'elty, Hetty Purdin, Krva Hoopon; l-oop II, iNIha Croft, Maxlno Klein-. ammer, Holon Hooper, au.nlta K'ilson-jPftrolihy .FowolU -troop III,., palno tl'ttjlkor, Ethol "Waltcrmlne, Eileen Pearson, Pearl Crowl. An .invitation, Jh .extended, to.,ony ther girls who wish to be Girl ICOUtB. - Health Honor -Holt . " The following pupils have been tiimitted to the health honor roll y meeting the health require ments: 2A and 2B, pupils: , Betty Jane Handy, pelroy Rynning, Allen Bif pnbaugh, Earl Sample,, Margaret i-nsted, .Aletha Kellogg, Merlin ow, Winston Campbell, Theodoro papls, Zena Mary Hobor, Dick iich, Worlon Purden, Dorothea JJson, Janet Wall; 1A, Rex .Coy, Wrman Garrison. S'anley Jones, Audrey Price; IB, LaVor Hawk l"; 3A, Joan Andrews, .Rodney Hawkins, Ruth Merritt, Rennet!' Raymond. Helen Thompson.. Allon Wall. Katherino Warner, Patricia Rherln, Helen Buckley, Durward I'ortrr, Sylvia Croft, Corday Nor- ' ville;- 6H, David Richards, Roland Tremalne, Glen Yaple, Verne Campbell, Waller Buckley, Bruce HtnHelman, Milton Rogers, Wau Wta Wilson: OA, Hclon Hooper, forlysg Kindred, Bernard Moen, Albert Wall, Helen Welsh, Earl Ifederson.. Junior High '' Reporter. Helen Stewart. .. SiM-llliur The snelline ner cent of the building this week -was HJ ,pcr "H. The Il's had 10 per ..cent. IlU's 99.7 per cent, the H12's -t per cent and thc 1V2 99.2 Pw cent. Bankliur . .'. .. Our bankinir average is going 1 down each week nnd wo must do emcthing to bring It up to Its for- 'r, place. All of our rooms 'anked 100 per cent last week o- "Pt room 8 with 110.8 per cent, and " 0 with 75 per cent.,,- ,. , i Vssei ul njr At the mviitar ..,aml,1,' 14 VH. J" Iho banking report was given Gracie Lou Ivanhoc.' Miss Wil "m played "Largo" from Xorxos. t np school letters were awarded W'lida Hall. Betty Stcnnett. lile Mlcdon Itoh f olKnn Vlvi. "ne Meadcr, Dora Crawford. Billy I mminRs, Jlelcn Powell, SyblU Jn Youpp,' Adra.Edward. .. Debate Jotteni were awarded to i wntatice c 0 r m o n y, Catherine i jjney, Dora Crawford, nuby Hall.' ""oris Holhrook. Wayne Lowry. ' J'er McKlnncy, Leda O'Neal, t Prentice. - Alice Prock. Eva I '""son. Phil Quiscnberrr. Ardithl ril. Jenn Rice. Winifred How.-j '"""'Sh. Dick SleiKht, Florence , " " MEDFORT) MXTL'' TRTBTTVP. Wnrhrm rrvn ' EW Woodhousc, Peter Winnie. ; , ne clever Jltt.lo play. "A Brew i?m . drains.", by Constance uii in me Friday assembly program. It wus Wuiited from one of the best shikfUk Tn? " """n- !rf? cbaractere msrtv , The wise woman of the Fells Helen Powell. .1 DtirlochJean JJolmoyer. --. .. aiu. mimu jor-ine DuiIUIng with tho ,J "p announcement was made bySH andln highest. Their aver U4a ilalL . - I age was H3.1 oercent. Barbara Wall and m.. u, j sang yerjv sweetly a Jittle spring 1 "" ; . I . fexsooals . . ..Aliss Florenoo Hiirrt .( .,,A,i her classes Wednesday after tltc ' Mv-uii ui ner. xaincr ...winy 01 our students arc at home quarantined. . -with scarlet fever., Sybil. Jean Young i the latest .yiotim. -Wo. wet all -very glad -to see Poter Wlnnij back to the asscmblv Friday. . . . -j 1 Sf. Mary's Academy This week .was ushered In by a j note of pathos -when an accident I occurred while four boys of the I lower grades were hunting S,,,l0v ' afternoon, resulting fatally for Russell Young, a member of the fourth grade., The, tuneral mass ws , very -Impressive, the church being uacke.l to It. . m.. w;W ,relat.yQs: and .friends The j i-equiem was sung y. .the girl's cbolr and the school attended In a body. All keenly regret his loss, ,ft.id .we .have pnly to hope that shall meet n?nin mm flue In other school where we hall enjoy an eternal playground of unending happiness. . , Thc cafeteria sponsored by the mpslc club was well responded to by the students, . making a favor- atue enlargement In the treasury. Martha DcKousa returned to school this week, after a longab sence due to appendicitis. All arc looking forward to Easter vocation with great -anticipation and debating whether to malic snow men or. lower ardens.- Thc more fortunate members of the senior class, namely. Misses Mary. Hayes und Alma Jensen, are back -from. Salem, -none-the worse for their, venture. ,.- ... - ZEho provincial directress of music-was visiting thc music depart ment this week. Hesides giving .illlllvltlltut holll tt UlA ntnul,. .iti.llu class on' .the origin and beauty 'of 1 Gregorian music. The members of ' tho class are to write essays on the ', theme of her address, which she i will correct personally. t MOSCOW (Pi The first group of five workers employed on big gr.ain furms are en route to the United States -.otlcarn American method! rif ieli, .leuii la. t .. It ,, The second 'group will leave this-' month. ' I . 1 HAVANA. t.'uUu UVi Hhe oonsu I bureau finds tnat t'uha'R -popula- nun 1! s.iyf,:i;i,i. iiavsinu. city and provinoe oomhinod. Klve-roni- I : IIP 1 r fsl ;r:;'''' - JULi very Journey is a joyous adventure Jjehind the wheel: of ; a Be Sot Six S5 Say COODBYE to Ibe coriimou place when you sit at the wheel of a De Soto Six. Here is exhilaration that adds to each routine journey the tingle of a fresh adventure. See for yourself how easily DeSoto slips through the snarl of traffic. "Step on it" and watch how smoothly and swiftly it eats up the tniies. See how serenely U climbs FatUn,$8t$t HoaHtttr fopanol. $84t Stdan Cocht, lflo; Sedan, $885 f Cup dm Lafo, $88St Stdan dr Ivju, $9(3. MEAD-FURCH MOTOR 114 South Riverside '"--" -1 l-i Lincoln School 1 t ' L Th health rules 0cre kept by -S l'eem of the children in the ,c:,oi. The banner was won 0J 'tno 1A' who have rand" a marked improvement in the .1 -, few weeks. ' . The spelling average was 06 y percent for. the building with the ' .U highest. -Their .ver. ' fll'A t' n 0 lift 1 rt 87.2 iii i-.ci.i r ..... ,,..ii.. 1 .. 0,1 l-lis week. -These rooms' were 1 "U percent: Mrs. Scott s. ih. jShangle's. Mrs. Conslneau's. Ma'SwV enjoy tarn, URi-rb-on's !cl "u;h. We have over fifty snangle's. Uarrbton's. Preparations ,are being made for the i'ear Blossom fete to be given by o.l the schools in May. Our music appreciation lessons !i:!V" begun, to tho pleasure of the '." and ghls. w".hkOnscronodfaS20,., R0,t WOn l;hur ;-.-".H.dlas. -Tbey are a The game of the 5,1, and 6th u"" " '"R h"V " V?ry TZt::Uh..YMnK," "nili lrb Hall fiamc ' post Jo ed wln , .1 aB l lSns B t0 Wcnll,cr ""- i Our 'nrini.1,,.1 m'i ' .. eUngs. ,0 the rSZ 'eMof J ' American Revolution.; "Stfc S,,', "VeT'u": I 1 , V I ! 3ow. .. , - ! Our Miss Curry, sang thc little ! tHfl ns In the Copco play glvenl "lis week. The music was written ' by. Miss- Han-brer, the hv-i...t , g instructo,, .. , , - 1 v.. y cimi-muig tJuteit post- jwerc made by tho fourth grade , IA this, week. The other !" were busy, portraying tulips ; ami ounnics. . . . . i 'Pm.l,'B OVe1' ,he ra',io MZ'e,0t ,rc .ViCtor5' ot '" basketball boys n the tournament., was received with especial nrble bv i the Lincoln school. Five of the player, graduated from the sth grade at Lincoln, They wet out- slamUng athletes at htat time. , Wo appreciate Prince CalllsWs ! ramjhf,anf,tbc g.be ant, Effort given by the boys, may thoy ie Victors over all foes! Roosevelt School Hcmtrters Tltcse.fxth rade. pupils wrote iho following news items: father- j "Rl'SSKLS (Pj Haron Bouturd. ino Brandt. Clara Beth Powell, I fl:''ncc minister, snys tnat 1 Bel Lctly rij;nn. Stnnlcy Kunzman. 'U"''B ebt -will be reduced -by ami r.illy Rbepard. i more. tliuii.222.'ioi.uo by .the 'end , .Jbmklntr - . 'lA-nr uld :l.(,.!,.-cvH( school haH kept up . bi-ji . iicnltiiy; very -U. :or Iv'iiiie.i", i-ooint' ',..! this -.v.Mk an' as r'olbuvH: - 1A, 103.0 percent; OA. 103.2: 5 i5-i H'-K; 3a. 100; 6A, 100, i.ml IB 100 percent. Six 100 percent runms. l.in't mat a good record. The building averago was 9.l percent. - .' f Il":i'tli The health percent for this week muvn iMiuT uiiin nisi weoK. This week It wan HB.7 percent anil last wo.ek It was Hi. a percent. Tho was much hotter than last work. nanner room ihlt, week was the 3A, wlti t. fiA ft linrrxtnt W n ...... -tni trying for a higher perrem. W-.T.-W 1 y.9m CIipYSLEK MOTORS MR ,V -III 1 M Vi the steep and twisty grades; how !proud!y and eagerly it passes to ,thc bead of thc line) how snugly and surely it grips the road. ' Performance which is distinctly ; De Soto's -linked with beauty 845 ami up ' at the factory Valley i .- I'npll.- and Pupils Ix-ovlng j Hiiosevelt school is very glad tu I liuve llu- followiUK childivn cum,. I 10 rt'.'.'lv- ihoir cducnUon: Dow 'Lewis, ,"iA. irojii the Washington j -chuol, also iiob Lewis' 3B. from i ilie i;ame sc. tool. Helen Carter, SA iopil Cecil Carter, 3A. both from 'l'"t:'i!.-i Culn'ui nia. Wi- were s.ori-v t .-- . :!: ""..'-..v ivy, puiiils go f on.e .ln.... .'!.. (,. ....nlhHle ibelr HtUil. J les: Reuben Rose and Mildred A "Up;U- ' amM "If,,,1;"'1 v' mTl " I f M i -illllll V. t H..so. both iii:n;i4 In fit-Ill. Xcw lttHiks The I'arent Teachers association boufcht ilie tuoseveh rchool six bMkf uii.i -e keep them in the j'- .'ii 'rV nl. 1 cupboard In tho up per hull. We hope the parents Kill come and inspect them. Library Work Tbc ''.It's are going to the library on Friday, March 22. They will Thc Kam I'etween Roosevelt j iBirls and Jackson girls was called I off hl'cause the clouds looked very glV B "l s j it,,,.!,,,,! (4ih'radt) I ' Th 'oul''h K-'o l""'ball team! "wn again tbo Washington S, b-Z 2"' ' w .-hlgttn , ,' Roose.eU s Ll"" tie KaT Cos!' pUcher for e Roosevelt teaiil-1 , ,1 K,,,,.,i,,.. 5' m,td !ometyheie .ftrihe '"'fClmX .hci(1 thum to - wwhnK. tpn'a last time al bal Then S-l ot.mea , be tbiKa an.i 4 sctre ,vc,.c lilei1 befm-e . t lie needc'1 -h, ", .-. T.icir next game will be with Wncnln school We ho." th B e will be won bv our b vs. T ... Wlline noosevelt school i.uplls arc still struggling for a 100 " ercen aver g0 in spelling. If they keep 0,1 they ,v, K theio s"o, Thi" week the avoir,..-,. j n ., VheM. W"the h?ahC record, M.!! percent. CANNKS, France (fl) Years ., may pass -before the body of the j late Grand Duke Nicholas comes to rest. .Friends say that he ex-l-presi-nd .11 wish not to be burled In I any country which recognized the ! Soviet regime. . : -4- "l -btotollttiiUuii : lnl,' the w- or the iJiil i Thiee - atudonts working their way through PnrsotiH college nt 1 Fnn-fUl.l, liiwf. Jrui-llle Hrhwihlk. Alice Bell anO Enrl 11oIho1-i ! tho only studentR to receive all "A" grades for tho firnt nemeter. ; : ' Charlie Adams of Dodge City, Kan., captured a monkey that hurt escaped from a carnival. The mon key Jmmediiitcly uppolnted itself mother to' Adams' cut. The highest railroad cast of thc MiSHlsslprJi river is at flnlsam. N. c. In the heart of the IJalsum mountains. PRODUCT and that subtle savor of distinction that are De Soto's alone these give De Soto Six an an mistakable personality. f.tine Burinm, $1143; All pricr? at factory. CO. Phone 1109 Q - v . V- I '. I , .U.UU t L 1, iMJII. Ovei ilie "..Proving .Ground Bumps '- ...- fv?A .(,. juc. . tS, -a.-' Jw'f-i.''. :-'.'.-.i-x, i'i.. St Pi 1 n- r"-? ; rA ' I 'i.j. it . J, - Oldsmobilc Six boms; tcstotl on "worst roitd m the world" Ground for riding qualities, spring action and ctiiciency of its Sunday School -Veteran HKiH POINT, N. C. -(ftV-X. l: Allred. .74, has not missed a sipgl secsion of his Sunday -seluuil in 4: years. Once Allred .persuaded t cmirl btillirf to lake an entire jut- on which he was serving, to Sun day school when, the jury was heb over Sunday. . , t ucovcr -Mllllnry Wall Il'Cl-'OX, ,A rlz. tfl'l Porl loqs o the original adobe wall whlrh sur rounded Tucson In the latter pur of the l.sth century have been tin covered by workmen excavating fo a new court house. The burricad. was built foiv protection when tie Mexican presidio was moved to till, slto from Tubac. Work has begun on a 27-stov church building In San Francisco The ground floor will contain 1 Mothndis tchurch; the other fUiorr offlcos. - , YOKOHAMA, Japan P Dallgh ters of the American Revolution who happened to be passengers 011 a world cruise aboard the Helglan liuul, formed a speclaj "cruli-e chapter" tif the nrganlzation. th y claim' It li unique. Mrs".- LII' Can,.bell Is "herirr or Tato. county. Mississippi, only one law Infraction has boon reported !;t .""'ffeln!,-...- I- Ha g.-isiiiij..iiiiliiaJiJii'iuiiJii.wuiii.'.t-- " ' I S '. frlM 1 1 tti to tlS7H. in lis prifM. So. Bartlett '.Ci-fetSsBe't h kvsSrfiW?t'i-'a-i',-' f .iMiw iinni-iiiin. - v--4 -: utfvj)t yi-y -y 4, Mnsl ( 'erllfy Origin LONDON ul'v.Arter April 21. It ill btvniluu'i'iil to inipm-t any hen tluek tg-i In shell into tile 1'lllt i Kilmdatll. to sell m- nl-fel- I'el- !e ueb egits unless they bear ill k letters the imnu' ot tbo country tm ,hicb they i-aine. Origin mt lie t-i'i-ttfietl, too. fin- currants, "Italian, ralnlus, oat products ami irli'd eggs. N'qt J'.uouuli Babies , A.SlU-iVIl.I.i:, N. C (!') A con- liero'detcrmitH-tl to tulopt five ihloH Was thwarted because the -enlle court was liuahle to snp .ly that many, rsuiilly. Judge 'arl U. Hyatt explains, the court las difficulty In finding homes tor ', s babies. 1 ASHLAND. Wis. trt'l The maf iet on while vests of tho "gn.y ' ilnetles" nuule has licconio bullb-b n Ashland. A. high school boy; -routed the flair for antique vets! ivben he bought one for nine cents, -iinco then merchants have dug into basement slocks to satisfy the lemand. j GUADALAJARA, .Mexico IPi '; The .'Ltitlinrltie.s have issued i-.egu- 1 V. lions against fake kidnappings, it Lecaine a common tiling for i residents to- represent themselves tl: carried off by bandits anil jicld '... i-in.'i.ni. CSS from Individuality You can sen it in every line of tlto New Ouklnnd AU-Aiiicricnn. In I lit' design of ltd rudiitlor. In ils rukiHh proMrlions. In its I'islicr litxly grucc and s itimt-lry. You cull (tec. it ill urtinlic ilili-ritir (itligs. SmartneoH lliul results from individuality. f. n. b. rnnllnr. ! Mlrmr rh.rm. Snrtn mr:. mnA fvrfraiillr Sr uumiw ami rent iriuir snnrrf. .fslra. wwii get. irnrl ojtftvri ttnim raytnmnl f Mil iai'fplai minimum ri, and 8th Sanderson Robinson Ashland, o ac General Motors l'ro-.'int; hydraulic shock absorbers. Night Football (IllCAllO 1.1') Moonlicbl foot ball announced as tin i.iuovatiou In (bo middle west last tall, was first plnyed in 1XM when the pow erltil Clili-iigt) Athletic assoclali.ui eleven played nt tho stadium of tbo Columbian exposition, t'lilrimu llKlils furnished whatever llltititi nallou there wan. Fisherman's Line. HKIJ-'AST, Me. 11 A flsber mnn reporteil here that when bo hauled In a nice ctitcb one after noon ho not only got the fish but a rod and Hue he bad lost In tbc morning. To determine too effect of light ning on bushings and insulators, experiments have been conducted hi an eastern laboratory with an tirlltlelaUy produced flash of l.lHio.lHKl volts. Wot weather con dtloml wero simulated by spraying a stream of water upon the unit under test while the electrical e'.iargo was on. Tho fine iirtM Kiction ni Uio IIol irUin Hnynl lUMilcmy Iuim tnmnl moiu ly e.poti'fl Whitntiy Warvou, New Vnrl; m-chUcrt who pluiuuul tho now Ijituvfifn ItlH'tiry. a ton-r- Atuui'iuaii jiin:: )ltt)UKrii))ti i'1''' nnH' tiro nojMihir tu 8lin:lc)nttn. mm msmxs , In ull . . . it's 11 cur iIiiiI'h Iritintphantlr diffrrrnt from nnylhiitg clan in Iho field. Willi 1 lint dilTrrcncn llial him-Uh owner xutUfuctioii . . . thill difference which comes from offering greuler Im-uuIv, higher qnulity nnd filler M-rl'orinunr.-e for ils price. t.liviH IHihinntl tlrluiril urim iny imfl.ar Motor Co. Motor Co.. Oregon t SUNDAY ELECTION ! FASCIST LAND liy Hudson lluwley (Atsoeiatetl Press Staff Writer! KOMI', Moreli :3.JP) The 435 : il..ileral.i.-t ..J" ttie house oi Repre- ' eiil. iiv 01' tli,. fiilt.-d States of 1 Aitieii.-a m:iy well envy the 400 aiiliii.ites r.n- tin- new Italian "luT.-.tu'r of deputies, who are up 1 fee endorsement tomorrow in a 1 . leu-v. ,:. p..t.t..(-ite. For not ily have the Italian logtslators i'..i li.iu 10 spt-nd a blessed cent to "!-:a:u their elections or ro-eloe- lions, but tluy have not made a '-ino speed. And to top It all, iii'-v nn opponents! . '1 a y have made 110 promises to '..''r constituents, bec-iuse they re li'.'sent no constituencies. The one, Ingle slate of 400 names was picked by tho grand council of tho fascist party in much the .same manner as some statt delegations to a party's national convention are picked in America. They arc candidates f.- th,. whole of Italy and no matter from what pro viii . .-s tbcv enine, the voters can oel -s.-.-ntt-b" tlielr names off the I'.illiis and substitute others. The hl of 4(10 Is a pure "take-or-leave- it" proposition. They have furthermore been ; spared the traditional necessity of ! kissing babies. Any candidate who , tried to kiss all ,tbc babti-s in Italy, i at tbo rate the population Is I11 1 creasing, would Imvo sumo job, for there me more than 1000 new little Italians, over und above tbo old ones deceased, for every day in the calendar year. They have not promised -post-j masterships or federal Judgeships J or any kind of patronage, because that Is all lu the hands of a power higher than theirs. - 'I'hey can promise to their sup porters only one thing to remain true to the fascist faith. They have had but one prugram and one j platform, anil that Is atimmed up 1 In lite Number One nunio on their illsl: I "Candidate Mussolini, Dcnltu, of Forll." I HICII.MON, yu.-sPi Tho .Ka.wa j vnnUn of ItockhtKhaiu county ht ' (lfchU'il bounty Ih hcingr pnltl tun I fnnin'ntly in liin territory for tlu J iH'tnta of wtniMf?U nm gwiHiwhs. I Mo holfovos IioiuIh nri hoinff . ship , p"rt in from rjtutcH whoro no hoiin- ark Ahutrhmm In WWII MnaHSf Phone 1380 .VU- ! ' 1 !, ' r ill !; . 1 I: ' i!' i