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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1936 ge security and the law now on the tku is receiving no consideration ' Mull Have Entertainment coks provides—If states cooperate— whatever. Jud Tuukins saya eulertalumeui thirty dollars a month. That's all. In the opinion of this newspaper hss got to be so sensational tbm Nor Is It likely that the law will be the Townsend people have no better VOLUME 1. NO. 19. FEBRUARY IS. 1936 revised to provide any larger sum. friends than those who. like Borah,. tome folks can't be amused b\ tov Indeed. In the opinion of many con favor old-age pensions “in prln- ; thing abort of a war wara stitutional students the present act, clple.’’ It is certain that Dr. Town- STAFF students. ) Isabelle Sarazln has been absent which was hastily drawn and as hend has started something that will HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL hurriedly passed. Is unconstitutional. not down. He has contributed j several days due to Illness. It Is certain that Senator Borah greatly In causing the American Editor ............... Raymond HoUy T*16 ftrt students are starting per- Class News Helen Pond j spoctlve drawring. They have Just i believes, that our nation, accepting people to recognise the fact that Lettermen News ......... Robert Wilson j finished making pictures. j precedent established by other pro- society Is under obligation to pro OAA News Dorothy Lowe j Public Speaking class is portraying gresslve nations should find means vide for Its aged, but in furthering Boys Athletics . Colby Poage the different types of people's walk.1 of pensioning the aged, and the pen- the work It Is well that a sense of Nyssa High will appreciate spring, slnn he has suggested as being pos balance shall not be lost. The great Harold Anderson Acetylene Welding Girls Athletics ........ Mable Hearten Then the girls may wear their fre sh -1 lble the most liberal ever advanced problem Is to find a workable means Society .........- ................... Agnes Ray ly starched and Ironed prints, and by an American of presidential of doing that which sponsors of a Feisonals ............. Lloyd Wilson the boys come to school In their cool calibre. pension plan aspire to do. And It I light colored shirts and sleeveless A recent survey of the lower house seems, Senator Borah Is in the —NHS— SW A R M & SONS sweaters. of Congress, according to the Town vanguard of all American statesmen MANY SEE TOURNAMENT Dorothy Lowe keeps all the stud send Weekly, showed only fifty rep- who have given this humanitarian [ Formerly Pete Dear Wreck Tho Hatch bU3 took some 46 stud ents wondering each day how she ' resentatlves definitely committed to matter serious consldertlon. ing Business, now located one ents to the Snake River Valley tour will have her hair fLxed, block west, near high school. | the Townsend plan. This newspaper nament games at Ontario Thursday Hinemoa, our acrobatic and ta p . long ago pointed out that the South, USE JOURNAL WANT ADS c enlng. Also several cars of others dancer, Is gaining a wide popularity.! New Deal stronghold, would never w ent down on Friday and Saturday She was liked very much at On- support any program which would | t /enlng to see the games. tario last Thursday night at the place *200 a month In the hands of —NHS— tournament. Negroes. That situation has not SIX WEEKS EXAMS SOON “Oramp" Leuck continue; wearing changed. All In all, It should be ap- j Don’t forget, students, that next his suspenders cause he says Santa parent that there Is no immediate , and probably no remote hope th a t! w ek is exam week again. Only brought them. Dorothy Pond Is out of school on 1 the Townsend movemeent will In Its twelve mere weeks of this school account of Illness. j present form get serious congress- y a r left; make the best of It! —NHS— , lonal consideration. —NHS— LATE FOR CLASSES But. it seems. Senator Borah Is In G. A. A. NEWS Hurry! We will be late for d u e . 1 ! ? eJ P 0»1110« » t being: crltl- Several girls attended the G. A. A. fo \ coasting party last week. They re Oh Gee. we hope not. Away we go' Clzed and threatened port a very good time, sore muscles Into the room we dodge, only to be approvlng an old' age I>enslon pro' ! told to go to Mr. Hollenberg for an granl,tw.ice as 1K* ral as the one now | and bruises. in effect and when the most opti Initiates to the G. A. A. gave a skit mistic old-age advocate must con This week an effort is being made for the members on Tuesday. cede ihat the possibility of obtaining i G. A A. members are making to check up on all students who are anything more liberal than the pres- j late to class. All this year some stud plans for the next Student Body ent law from the present admlnstra- ent have been making a habit of program. tardiness when may times it wasn’t —NHS - at all necessary. CHOOSE CLASS COLORS So, hurry up class mates, lets get The Sophomore class seems to be to classes on time. one of the liveliest classes in school They have worked for several weeks OBSERVATIONS on the play which they presented before the Student Body Monday. By Other Editors New they are making plans to give a patriotic dance on Washington's birthday. BORAH AND THE TOWNSEND A TO TAL OF At a class meeting held February PLAN *. hey selected green and gold for (Caldwell News-Tribune) their class colors. 10 VALU AB LE —NHS— Townsend leaders of Idaho have SALESMEN VISIT SCHOOL announced the Senator Borah cook PRIZES FOR rung salesmen are again visiting ed his political goose with his recent schoo. Already the Juniors have sel statement on the $200-per-month ect! d two rings. Sometime soon the pension plan. WINNERS IN It will be recalled that Senator [ class will vote for their favorite. Borah, not long ago, declared dur — NHS— OUR DOT ing a speech at Wilder that he was WIIOOZEE AND WHOOZER? Dont look so unhappy about "In favor of the Townsend plan In that last year’s overcoat. Send SENIORS— principle." In his speech at New COUNTING I'll give you three guesses on this York there was nothing contradic- j It to the NYSSA TAILOR SHOP and well guarantee a o re. She has brown curly hair, tory to the assertion. It Is difficult | smile on your fa« . Any gar brown eyes and a “way" about her. under the circumstances, to under GAME ment beautifully cleaned and Ruth Edwards is indeed a credit to stand Just how the most ardent pressed at a very reasonable cur school. Townsend pension advocate could ! OF SKILL The next is Jake Groot. Of course think of penalizing Senator Borah i price! you all know him because of his politically for what he said in New j SEE US wavy hair and his splendid work as York. For in that speech he said, h i , TODAY basketball manager. Sail on, Jake. substance, that he thought a pension i Wr 're rooting for you. of from fifty to sixty dollars a month would be "about right” and JUNIORS— only criticized the Townsend pro - 1 Three mors gueses. She also Is dls- gram, as at present outlined, on the j tlnguishcd by light brown hair and ground that It would probably prove 1 brewn eyes. She Is president of the unworkable. H. E. MORGAN, Prop. O. A. A., who at present are making Let’s look at the record. The New j Contest Now much progress. You’re right—Evelyn Deal has already done Its bit for old- i ___ Haworth. Since It's basketball season, per- Open — Closes hr, you would enjoy hearing about r ii-nnnnnnnn oooooooooooo7 O at 6 P. M. Satur one of our major athletes, Paul Johnston, he plays forward and fills his position adequately. day, February 22. HIGH SCHGOL JOURNAL USED PARTS HURRY Sure Protection at Lower Cost There are two things to consider when buying insurance . . . 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