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Show The Weather Utah y; Ier SI. .10 Year A IIOM1-- : Tenth Year- - No. 70 Your Grocery Special tnenca.fi Cloudy Friday and mow, Idaho Partly cloudy, mow squalls, rain Friday, PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE Tins AU Clrix.ry County. fJ West Center Street " I 1 GERMANY PTA SESSIONS H I Telephone 700 i Berlin Claims Surrender of Yugoslavia Armies .A ? CRUSHES ANOTHER L - OBSTACLE IN VICTORY MARCH PROVE VERY - :i IfI Sia-ciu- of Lturan. Utah. Saturday, April 10. 1011 River Traffic Active in Shanghai H of the CACHE carrn-the nm klf t or the house-Cache and Logan ib&uo IIICAN jh ti - : z l dV INTERESTING 3 Rev. J. E. Carver of Ogden Banquet Speaker at Bluebird Nominations Made. .;s Exception Taken To Students Election Handbill Claudius Doty and Olive Nielsen to Ifender Vocal Selections at Lincoln Statue Unveiling. BERLIN Yugoslavia has sur-,- ( rendered "unconditionally" to Oer. many's Balkan blitzkrieg, effective at noon (5 a.m. EST) lYlday, after only 12 days of assault that shattered an army of more than 1.000,000 men, the high command announced Thursday night. (Die British radio heard by challenged the complete becapitulation announcement cause the Yugoslav army has been spilt into guerilla bands and capitulation would be hard to 'arrange In the absence of a in chief." It aas admlt- led, however, that Yugoslavia appears to be out of the warJ (Meanwhile, reports of the fighting In Greece showed some An early morning disconflict patch from Athens said British and Imperial troops hurled back wave upon wave of German Infantry driving toward Mount Olympus. At almost the same hour, a Greek spokesman declared the situation was developing "unfavorably " Apparently the latter report came from a section of the front other than in the Mount Olympus area.) The German war machine, it was said, is now ready to turn its full fury upon Oreece where armored columns smashing deep into the enemy line are reported to be swiftly entrapping the British army at Mount Olympus. A special high command com. blared over munlque, jubilantly the radio, announced that the entire Yugoslav army to the extent not already disarmed had laid down its unconditionally SCHOOL 10 BE CONDUCTED Tourist Traffic Committee Of Chamber of Commerce To Familiarize Citizens of Utahs Assets. a By flaunting monopoly" charge during the heat of an election at the college Friday, With the annual convention banLincoln statue Unveiling of to reports of Tourist the Ire of student body officials quet at the Bluebird, Friday night and presentation of Claudius Doty, Traffic business for 1940, more This wag provoked. tourist passed through Utah than at 7 p.m. where Rev. John Ed- tenor, and Olive Nielsen, soprano, apparently as retched alien it conclusion ward Carver of Ogden was listed in a musical program will be the, through Colorado but Colorado aaa services Uie of the Clubs' Associated reported that to give the address, the Utah Con- offering received several million dollars Committee Sunday at thej of a city patrolman was obtainmade from Tourists than Utah begress of Parents and Teachers library 4 Cache from to county library to ed source of ascertain the cause the tourists were Induced concluded Uie second day of the ' 5 p.m. The program is the last la to stop longer in Colorado. With conentlon. tli printing of a hand bill dea senes of five given under spon- the war In Europe and the unAppeals for parents and teach- sorship of the committee this nouncing the present college settled conditions in other parts of ers to cooperate In the nation's student council. Some of the Under the peaceful reign of the New National Government of China at Nanking, the waterfront of j spring. the world, tourist traffic will be to and foster program training The Associated Clubs Library Shanghai hum with daily transportation of commodities. Here along the Whangpoo River, log booms, printers took the position that confined more than ever to the pro- Committee, composed of represen- loaded bateaux, and junk traffic along the modernized business district of Shanghai. community in a country where we have United States, Automobile agengrams for spiritual, educational, tatives from various Logan clubs the liberties of free speech, it cies In the west predict a heavy civic, social and cultural develop- and civic groups, purchased the a os none of the business of the traffic this year. In the past ment in child hie highlighted j Lincoln statue from funds donated there has been a tendency to persession policeman or anyone else who opening Thursday. by Ule organizations In the com- mit tourist to tome and go and may or may not have printed The convention opened Thurs- nuttee. It will be unveiled and we made no effort to make friendday n the lagan Fourth ward formally presented to the library! the bill. They felt It was childly contacts and point out things chapel following special meetings at the Sunday program. ish for a paid public official of local interest. of the state board of managers. Mr. Doty and Miss Nielsen, vocal to be nosing about in quest of The Tourist Traffic Committee Mrs. C. H. Turner of Redondo students of Professor Walter Wei-- ! such trivial matters. of the Logan chamber of commerknown are here, Attendance at the annual Utah prominently Beach, Calif., vice president of ti, ce has decided to change this sitthe national Congress of Pa rente having appeared in many musical State Agricultural College Invitauation locally. A tourist informaand Teachers, sounded the keynote fetes and in college operas. Miss tional High School Forensic tourtion school for Logan and Cache N USAC Lien from io the 198 of this the climbed to graduated convention's nament early study of Mod. County will be conducted by the Set May 16 for Annual morning, shattering all previous ern Problems In Community Liv- In 1938 and since then has studcommittee. Four lectures with Inreturnied voice in San Francisco, ing" at the afternoon session. Event Senior Student enrollment records and adding to formal discussions will be preMr. Doty competition In the Major H. Arnold Rich, director ing to Logan this year. sented by W. C. Winder of the From Ogden to be Chair- the belief that in active taken has Logan part tournament would be some of the of selective service for Utah, reState Vocational Department. The man. strongest ever experienced In a viewed the philosophy which In- music events and has given freely Board of Directors of the Chamber of to a of his talents variety Utah high school meet. of Commerce has agreed to take spired the organization of parent-teachsenior McFarland of Ogden, causes. This is his last year at Jay care of the costs of the school. groups to bring about a Delegates from 18 high schools the college. student in the school of agrlcuL had registered mutual when the first All service station managements, approach In to hear invited is 9 arms 2 The Thursat ( public 9 a.m. pm. ture at Utah State Agricultural round of debate opened at education of children. pm.) heads of stores, hotels, cafes and to Lake Salt Suggests of which is free Farmto the program, day. Superior Appeals any establishments which have' States goemment college, will head a committee of and additional representatives were a 10 Fer Cent too,Theas United The capitulation U effaertt-Done 11 students Monday Work have to ers In opening expected before the day was gone. our guardian parent and charge. employe's who come in contact Mr. to be Selections 18 by sung was It at stated. noon, come from April with visitors Continued on Page Five and tourists are Levy on Salaries. preparations for the 1941 USACiThe largest delegation Systematically. Doty and Miss Nielsen are: Horse Show May 18 In the col- - East high school In Salt Lake urged to attend the school. There' Rosa Vlccino "Star Immediate levy of a ten per McFarland will be no cost whatsoever as this and City, 24 students from that school lege fieldhouse. The weed program is now under Rossini LaDanza" is assumed by the Logan Chamthe committee were chosen by entering one or more of the tour- cent tax on all incomes to pre-- j in Cache Handel way Jetha County, according vent the possible collapse of Amber of Commerce. the college Ag club, sponsors of nament events. MR. DOTY to John H. Schenk, county weed the event. Other high schools entering and erican democracy in a postwar The first lecture will be at the Liszt Dors O Je Quand supervisor. Farmers who want the debacle was advocated assist- the number of representatives from financial chamber next Wednesday, April Elected as McFarland's The Bird of Wilderness Horsman county to take over a weed cul23 at 7:30 p.m. The Tourist Trafants were Alvin Wamick of Hlnct each are: South high of Balt Lake Thursday by Orval Adams, exA Heart thats Free' Robyn tivation Professor O. R. Sweeney, head fic Committee of tfle North ecutive vice president of the Utah 16; Wasatch, of City 22; Fordham program, or who want chamber Is ley and Howard NIELSEN MISS R. L. of the chemical engineering de- keenly Interested in the Wrigley, county agent, the Cache, 14; Logan, 11; South Cache State National bank and former chemicals applied to noxious weeds, Qreenville. Supplementing project concern has . Puccini relative to the dam- The Gellda Manina work of this trio will be the fol- and Weber, 10 each; Carbon, South president of the American Bankshould make application at the partment at Iowa State college, and will make personal contacts DOTY that MR. occasix will been age have Box lecture each; before and Elder, might the Summit, members: awards, ers' association. college as far as possible to get a good lowing Ag club county agent's office at once. sioned as a result of the killing "Si Mi Chlamo Mlml students Monday at 8 p. m. in attendance for the school. The Puccini Idaho, five; Preston Keith Boyer of Springville; ad- Sugar-SaleAddressing Kiwanis club mem- frocts The number of who farmers four Wolf the engineering auditorium, dis- slogan is "Know your City and Wednesday and Thursday "Iris vertising, LaMar Monroe of Sdp-l- and Rock Springs, Wyoming, bers In the Hotel Utah, Mr. Adhave taken advantage of this weed Carey Fred Johnson of each; American Pork, three and ams asserted that only by adopt- nights. While is was not defin- ''A Spring Morning cussing the Utilization of Agri- County. The right approach to livestock, in been have the program past Puccini Horace Gunn Milford two. cultural Waste and its Relation tourists and the proper kind of itely determined the extent of One Fine Day s Sprlngllle; tickets, to a pay-ago pay you policy Increasing year by year. The lm to the Rounds of debate were held ing the damage to strawberries. Mr. MISS NIELSEN of Richfield; housing, James Segregation of Population. information to present will be emdefense for its $50,000,000,000 proportant thing in the weed proThe lecture is being sponsored phasized at the school. In other of Morgan; grounds Lynn Friday at 9 a.m., 1 am., 2:30 p. Wrigley was having a survey The Bitterness of Love .... Dunn avoid States can to is United the started and gram gram get early with Holllst of Logan; programs, J. T. m. and 3:45 pm. Intermixed Beta Delta Chi, Old Irish In the case of cultivation the land by honorary words sell Logan and Cache Valwhich would vey made in Providence Friday. Kitty !My Love financial collapse R was also thoughh that conAbbott of Tremonton; and special these were rounds of oratory and Malotte chemical and Upstream fraternity; Sigma ley to tourists and visitors. be should with in totalarian the government signed up which result speaking extemporaneous siderable events, Alan Luke of Junction. DOTY MR. The Committee is composed of have been Xi, damage research might honorary so society, that the work is done county 1:30 p.m. Additional use as surqly as if the country done to the alfalfa In come at in cooperation with the Ameri- John H. Taylor, district manager this valley. Duet from Student Prince Repeating the practice followed rounds of Unless and of regularly at Hitlers efficiently. were the mercy and extempore oratory last year, the committee plans to Romberg the cultivation Is carried out cor- can Chemical Society. All inter- of the Utah Oil Refining ComFrom Brigham City comes the armies. (Continued on page Four) hold both the afternoon and evenMISS NIELSEN AND MR. DOTY rectly the results are not satis- ested in the lecture and the de- pany as chairman; Roy Erickson, It is a mathematical certainty, report that at least sixty percent Ben Evans, Ernes velopment of new uses for agriing shows In the college fieldhouse. The committee in charge of factory. he said that there will be fewer of the fruit croj In that section Lee, John A. Larson, The afternoon show, a new feacultural invited are Joseph to of Mrs. consists products program Sunday's jobs, a lower standard of living had been killed. ture of the event, will consist be present. Preceding hte lecture Mourltsen, and Peter J. Peterson. B. G. Thatcher, representing the reGrowers of flowers income after a national lower and Livelocally exhibits. a dinner will be held in the mainly of livestock U. S. A. C. Womans club; Mrs. this war. port to bleeding hearts, peonies, stock Judging at this time will club; Carlson, college cafeteria, in honor of ProSoroptimlst Ray be done by Winn Hanson of Col "Why not collect at the source and many other tender plants. Mrs. N. P. Paulsen, B.P.W. club; fessor Sweeney. linston, who will also show his Mrs. Harold Carter, Musical Arts during good times by laying a Professor Sweeney is a leadtrained sheep, C. G. Adney of Officers of Cache Valley post, 10 percent tax on all incomes? Guild; Mrs. Luella B. Hunter, V. er in the development of indusof the college Veterans of Foreign Wars, and If we can build up our financial 'Corrine, member F. W. Auxiliary. Members of the Mr. and Mrs. trial products from agricultural board of trustees, dnd LeGrand of ladies officers were condition now, we will be in betauxiliary wastes, and such developments as Walker of Ogden, prominent Utah installed H. Baugh Sr., family pre- the inFrank Thursday night in the ter condition to withstand the Word comes from production of paper and fabRandolph dairyman. sented a Chickering baby grand ricated boards from corn stalks American Legion canyon home. evitable collapse which has come Field, Texas that a Nibley Youth Entries in the opening hpqee Vernon J. Eldridge of Ogden, at the end of every previous war piano to the Logan temple on have been developed largely un- Lieutenant J. Lloyd Egan, is makshow have been divided Into 18 state commander, To take such a stand he asser15 of Petitions foreign-borspoke briefly. for use in the assembly der his direction, Sigma Xi offi- ing good as an aviation instrucThursday to offered a trophy being classes, Installed were Arthur La Beau ted, citizens would have to be Cache County residents for natutor. of room that sacred institution as cials said. The class. the winner in each as ad- ralization will be heard April 26 Archie Marshall, se- regarded by government commander; In addition he was instrumento memorial a their father and Major J.S.Stonewell, command show will attract the outstanding nior vice a and at 11 a. m. in Firrt district court commander; Leroy L. ults and not as infants," tal in obtaining the first U.S.D. ing officer of SALT LAKE CITY Utah will Fiel horses from Utah, Idaho and sur. Randolph mother. of uie present stand- by Judge L. A. Wade of Ogden, be vice lowering Junior commander; A. Adams, asked to furnish 13 men May laboratory for the study of has Lieutenar. rounding states. complimented inevitable be would of Sons ard S. and anSecond district judge, it was living daughters participating agricultural warte at Iowa State John Davis, quartermaster; 5 and 6 in the eighth selective highly in his report to th L. Hansen, chaplain, and But the time is past, he asserted, nounced Thursday in the office service call, the smallest since In the presentation of this mem- college. The laboratory has pro- Egan ' Tarley Salt Lake office where he enlis Dr. W. B. Pratt of Preston, Idaho, when the government can look of N. J. Crookston, Cache county the act went into effect. Major orial to these worthy citizens and ved so successful that four mated three years ago. are: Frank H. Baugh Jr., (Continued on Page Eight) clerk. surgeon. They yrere elected on H. Arnold Rich, acting state sel- parents T. jor laboratories are now being An active member of the church Orson Baugh, George Baugh, An examiner from the district ective service director, announestablished for the expansion of at April 3. Logan before his enlistmer . A. Lear Howard Baugh, Baugh, this naturalization office in Salt Lake ced Thursday. Appointive officers were filled program. Lieutenant Egan continued hi; B. Kenneth Fred Baugh, Bishop W. W. and examinthe will direct final Welch, adjutant A few products developed in work in the Church at City by The Ninth Corps area call, de- Baugh, Joseph and Horace Baugh, Randolph ations. publicity; Herman Boll, officer agricultural Field and last July was marric livered to Major Rich by Gover- Phyllis Baugh, Elizabeth Thorpe recent years from north 425 of L. Mark Neuberger of the day; T. Earl Hunsaker, Petitioners, their addresses and nor Herbert B. Maw, also lists and Pearl Rice. alcbhol wastes inqStude: power to Miss Leona Parsons, the orgar-is- t native countries follow : Sixth East, Logan, was honored patriotic instructor; P. C. Feld-steafrom potatoes, com and grai;n seven men needed from Idaho in the ward he attended whil; W. Vasilois K. Zaharopolos, Logan, and three from Nevada. Draftees post legislative officer; for automobile fenders stationed at the flying field. plastics recently with membership In Pi R. L. Larsen, and airplane wrings from soyReports come from Hyrum that Greese; James George Wollaston, from three states are inducted national honorary G. Austin, guard; Lieutenant Egan served twi Omega Pi, Clem Crookston, color the wildlife federation meeting was Charles Joseph Steen, Anna Belsentinel; bean meal; various articles of years as an enlisted man aft -U. S. army Lake Salt education commercial through fraternity, schedMark Britas Lawrence, bug- held Wednesday night le Armstrong, Logan, Great clothing from scrap wood; ferti- which time he passed all requirerecruiting Station. at the University of Southern bearer, and Peter F. uled and during the program, Lee ain; Bert R. Stevens and J. Urban ler. Past Commander lizers from wastes of canneries, ments to become a The sixth and seventh calls California. flying cadet Felsted conducted the installation Kay, one of the right hand men Allred, Logan, Canada; Amenda asked 49 and 40 men, respectiveetc; oils for paint and food from After 30 weeks the completing An alumnus of Logan Senior with Walter Cook B. Newell Commissioner of cotton seeds, com and soybeans; course as a Raleigh acting Henry Albert Ellerman, Trenton, from Utah. he wn cadet, flying storm The was present and furnished enter- Germany; Louis Schnidt Steiner, ly, settled High school, Neuberger is a gradthat heavy and numerous other products. The Major pointed out that the assigned to Randolph Field as a.; uate Student in the school of Eduof tainment by way of wildlife pic- Logan, Germany; Kenneth Gordon number indicated may be more over Cache Valley the past few Mrs. Vernon J. Eldredge instructor. cation at S.C. tures. During the course of his Jensen, Providence, Great Brit- than the thirteen asked for the days Is hailed by many farmers Beno Chapter Elects Ogden, state auxiliary president, Lieutenant Egan is a son cf One of the youngest organiz- Installed i recently-electe- d auxili- part on the program he took ain; Charles Rudolph Johnson and state, since delivery failures and as a boon to the agricultural New Beno officers of the the late John Egan and Ann state new to criticise the ations on the S. C. campus, Pi ary officers. They were Mrs. Magnus Holm, Logan, Sweden; other losses of April inductions crops in this section. Secretary of Governor Herbert B. Maw Avon chapter of Inttercollegiate Knights Smith Egan who is now vis' Garth Picture, Cornish, must be filled in May. The sixth Boyer of the state bureau pro- mens Omega Pi was founded at State Luella B. Hunter, senior vice setup service organization at the ing with her son at Randolp-FielTeachers College, Kirksville, Mis- president; Mrs. Fern Burleigh, as it effects the fish and game Great Britain; Carl Alfred Jensen call induction will be is a disastrous storm college, were announced ThursApril 21 nounced He has another broth , department. souri. The Alpha Tau chapter at junior vice president; Mrs. Retta to an announcement day following the annual elec- Claine, in the army air cor were any number of those Logan, Denmark, and Benjamin to 23, inclusive, and the seventh, according There S. C. was installed in SeptemGreat Crookston, treasurer; Mrs. Elizto him in the state tions. credited April 24 and 25. present at the meeting who took Appleyard, Hyrum, Succeeding Gaylon Rosen- stationed in Stockton Field, Cr' ber, 1940. There are more than abeth La Beau, conductress; Mrs. and to remarks papers. This is not true in this baum of Brigham City as hon- He also has the following brothc exceptions Kays of Pi Omega 40 chapters Pi Arabella Raleigh, chaplain; Mrs. didnt r Was He Right? his attitude. valley, says Alfonzo Christensen orable Duke was Forest Nord and sisters: Carlos R. Egan appreciate Mattie Felsted, guard, and Mrs. Some seemed to throughout the United States. Visits in Idaho Falls of Newton a practical farmer, of Luc. the impresand of Nibley: get Nelson Vern Clinton of Egan the successes of Ogden. the Reports Elmira Brown and Mrs. Ruby sion that Kay Prompting interest and scolar-shiMrs. Louie Olsen of Young ward Nazi on the European battlefields who believes the recent storm Smithfield thought the present was elected chancel-wi- ll Cummings of Logan: Denzil Eg i aiding civic betterment in Welch, trustees. state fish and game officials have the effect of insuring ior 0f the exchequer, and Melvin of River Heights; Vivian Anhd left Thursday for a visit with her makes one vonder if Lindbergh is A dance in the legion home high of their holding public of- parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. coliigrs and encouraging right in his con lusions that the a good crop of wheat and other Israelson of North Logan was of Hyrum; Rulon Egan of Pi standards in business and pro- honoring the new officials cliown the fish and game ofjsrn of Idaho Falls. Mrs. Olsons Allies lost the war before It be- - agricutural farmers chosen Scribe. Historian is Shir- - burg. California; Caroline Cha crops for maxed the ceremonies. fessional life are its alms. this state. mother is reported to be very ill. gan.' j bers bore. of Nessa, Oregon. ley Bishop of Delta. CBS j er .... COLLEGE AG UTAH STATE HIGH SCHOOL CLUB TO HOLD DEBATERS HERE IN NUMBERS j ' ORVAL ADAMS CACHE WEED ADVOCATES PAY AS YOU GO GETS STARTED er home-scho- ol ns Prof. Sweeney To Lecture Here Monday Night Killing Frosts Do Damage to Flowers, Fruits o; Sco-enfe- ld Installation Memorial at Ceremonies Temple For For V.F.W. Group Worthy Couple Wait Tests To Become U. S. Citizens 15 Mark Neuberger Honored by Fraternity Cache Youth Instructor In Air Corps Selective Service Call Seeks to Enlist More Men Reorganization Plan of State Setup Criticised Cache Farmers Greatly Benefit From Last Storm d. Jen-fic- e, . |