The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1929, Page 6

4 > is i. ate pee wee ESC ere ee + they afford. PAGE SIX THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 20. 1929 SCHOOLS ARE GIVEN EXAMINATION AS T0 HEALTH PROVISIONS Heating, Ventilation and Light- ing Stressed; Investigat- ing by Counties Health, as well as wisdom, 1s the object of the state department ot Public instruction in prescribing rules for the standardization of rural 5 » according to Miss Bertha State superintendent of public instruction. County school superintendents nov ar school buildings, e if they meet the If they do, they are per- share in the state s school ch is distributed to that they meet te and ventilation ana cn have a g to do with the success or 7 @ school, Miss Palmer said. Poot in the schoolr may mean culty in learnit ind defective ight later in life. pongo is that the light mu pupil's Ieft shoulder and rear. ‘The heating sys: be adequate and in good ondition, The days of the a glamour en orn old heatin ptember, 1927 | ol playgrounds, | varoanie equipment | one piece of equipment | chool. | nt proper must library of not in graded and schools; up-to-date text- merican flag and proper the rule tor each roo Edueational ¢ ats. ion to these there are scores of requirements both as to equipment; the qualifications of teachers and the average attendance. Parent-Teacher associations are helping materi: © improve schoo) standards, Miss Palmer said. both by helping to purchase materia! and by creating the right attitude foward im- peoverient int in the schools. PAINT PROTECTION TESTED WITH FIRE Shingles Subjected to Resisting Demonstration at Central Lumber Yard A test of the fire-resisting qualities of the Black Bear roofing paint was made at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at the plant of the Central Lumber company, Main avenue at Sixth otreet The test was conducted by W. J. Baehr and J. R. Shannon, sales man- ager of the Northwest Black Bear company. Henry L. Reade, state fire marshal, Harry Thompson, city fire chief, and several contracto: pe epence to see what re d shingled over at | with painted cedar end and compos e other served to stag ires were built of excelsior and kindling doused with gasoline on each patch of shingles. At the end ef 17 minutes the composition shingles were burned to the sheathing, or rather boiled, as the heat melted cut the asphalt they contained, and curled up the felt portion. The paint- ed cedar shingles were charred but not burned through, The wood shingles then were sub- jected to a burning test. It took 49 minutes for the fire to get through to the sheathing and start that burning. The demonstrators said the painted shingles are virtually 100 per cent re- sistant to sparks. which should gain for those using them a reduction in insurance rates, in addition to the increased protection against fire tha‘ | chingles a the test. The black firc-retarding paint con- | tains asbestine, ground cement and creosote, in addition to other ingredi- ents. It also is a metal preserver. Cooperative Honey Market Is Planned Minneapolis, May 20.—()—Plans for establishment in Minneapolis of a grade cooperative honey marketing organization furnished the major topic of discussion at a meeting of more than 200 northwest beekeepers, Saturday. 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