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Show MOloa -- Industrial Might SAAR BASIN: Area of The Herald-Journa- l Logan, Utah, Saturday Evening, December 2, I1' it Heroism and Glorified Dr. Richards Will Present Papers At ScienceConferenceDeedsInWar Dr B. L. Richards, head or an the department of botany plant pathology at Utah State Agricultural college and resemch professor in the Utah experiment station, will leave Tuesday for Cincinnati where he will represent the Pacific division of the American Phytopathological society at the society's national conference, Dec. 8 to IX. Dr. Richards wno is president of the Pacific division will present two papers dealing with his researches on virus disease of stone fruits at the conference. The papers are titled "Redleaf Choke-cherr- y December 1 THREAT NEW from (Continued I'ae Denounces One) numijU( ri mmIvcI tluit Aineiiiau troops laid all but enciiclcd aiudlier sizeable segment of the Japanese garrison m the noilhein tip of the Oimoc corridor Ameneun columns Conveigir.g load weie on the Lm.ou-Oimuwithin a mile of a junction similar to that which resulted in ol thousands of Japanese aiound l.imoii last month. South ot Oiinoe. another Amcr E C. Jenpseii, head of the industries and trades division at Utaji State Agricultural college, and L R Humpherys, pioiessor of agi lcultutal education, left recently to attend the American national Association Vocational u conference Philadelphia, la., 3 to Soviet Newspaper IIEKK3 MORE ABOUT Faculty Members Attend Conference V Chin I.u-,!i- a action u n- in the - giclinion1 'c... tffllllll'c x'ovem.be net al V I Rov C. C'b high oiiim t Chungking w ilh Chun vi c A i um The F' ten t,1 g.in The rerf the bride aneve Mun-IPioiessor ppsen during the . HV ROBERT R1(1IRIS an 0 will visit vocational s Pre-( War lulled orrcspoadriit schools in Canden, New Jersey; Merrill fence repulsed a sei les of v.nni.1 v m o Mr. Ft WITH THE V S THIRD ARMY Essex county, New Jersey; Balti- - Japanese "Banzai charges T urk- - derid, d tin 22 ninet April and Geimun nights, HavWednesday NANCY BEYOND d'l't day more, Maryland, and White a topher mortar shells were falling so close on, Mai yland. gixluic and i tt llieting heavy l; wife s mi reason l,j , ,, they almost stunned him but an Pioiessor Humpheiys who is enemy, comV. and feetivc pi usi i ,q American riflemen was dying out scci etary of the national ten year Tokyo said Japanese "air Ole , The c there in the mud so Pvt. Duane teacher training program is chair mandoes' landed on American long as Gum, D s i.giiii five chi medical man of arrangements for a break- airliclcls at DuJag and Bureauen N. Kinman, a " 'mui T livingi corps man from College Place, fast of the organization during in eastern Leyte last Sunday and prexen i""i ftichmor to have scored Izvcsii.i i nit, i, Washington, D. C, hod to go after the conference. In the agricultural were "believed h ! no lull the failure pno , c him. u. tt section of the conference, he will great results" Theie was fh.- It and i' o Kinman was busy binding up a deliver a paper entitled "Educa- - Urination of the report and Tokyo qimip to mm, u i, con, a1 They chest wound for an infantry ser- tion m the Land Grant Colleges indicated the "Coniinandues" had party Icadeix in a,, l in not saw returned. the he when Period." doughboy in the Post War a virus as it affects geant Gen. Douglas MaeArthur's head-- , go down, wnthing in agony and n ! the sour and sweet cherry mean-active ABOUT acknowledged, throat. his at torn HERES MORE quarters Nippon Coinmari s in Utah" and "Recent Advances clutching Mrof barge-loadsmall the was It infantrywhile, that plain that in the Western X Virus Disease of man's postmas NAZIS LEAVE enemy troops might be landing on windpipe had been clucked, stone fruits." 300 miles south ot island, for he collapsed with botli hands Morotai Claim Vicious (Continued From Page 1) During his trip to the east coast. the Philippines, bill asserted that against his throat, gasping Dr. Richards will visit his son, Dr pressed Ladi as if near suftocat'on. the American hold on the island Hunn southwe.stci across B. Lorin Richards, Jr., who recentto leave you. Sergeant," speed not endangered. was A Japanese in p, German "Sorry q f, " weakening through gary ly after two years on the CorKinman told his patient, 'but that and lers communique c'.rn.rd Liter lines, Hungarian defense " nell faculty, resigned to accept a or guy won't last long witnout heln that "deuth-iic- i 35 miles within to C'lr.ir of on spearing the research staff position Second Lt. Edwin M Eberling, less of Lake Balaton on the road landed on tan a.itnhix Vl'OHH the Dupont company. Publication Date Lincoln, Neb saw the rifleman go American lorn, mi Leyte Wcdnes He will visit another son, sea- down about the same tune a., to 'Austria. The axis troops apbe retreating for a stand jlast .Sunday nigh j, i',ac. Otto M man first class David Wayne Kinman did, so lie craw led over peared to of the great war results on the southern shores Mrs Ci Scribble For Set Richards, who is stationed at the to help. The Japaiit.-- e miu d.. uu lake. esses. Great Lekt. Training center. 111. Eberling held the struggling solfolding to a Token Ijioadcz The allied eighth army in Italy Twcni Dr. Richards wilt travel to dier out while Kinman whipped corded by the Unit.d pm in its drive on ground three g' gained Washington, D. C-- , where he will his e and prepured for Faenza with the week San kianciseo. wii. Iieinpt "Time Winter quarter midterm capture of the discuss a proposal by the U. S de- an on the and operation set emeigency plain., .uided of Me Albeieto, transpoit ncr has been the date tentatively village partment of agriculture to appro- spot miles n rthcast of the city. The for the release of the first publi- - vicinity of the Dulag .uul B. t D A. priate $13,000 to promote work on Kinman knew lie had to open six fields an in eastern continued to maintain cation of .Scribble, campus literary Rc'frc Germans tlie stonefruit virus in the west the mans windpipe, and hi needed the initiative against the fifth ..ud will which 8 with various officials. ' lont.un, The i cimiinumqm magazine. a tube or wedge to insert into bv scout p..oies a 1 several new featuies at Utah State naissaue ni my southeast of Bologna. Dr. Richards was awarded the the wound to kiep it open SpotLt S' Air 0erations college ucvirdmg to that the uml.s. led annual award for Agricultural Mrs, outstanding ting a fountain pin in the .sothe L.UCilIe Hati h of Burley, Idaho, In air operations against achievement in the field of science ldier's lie it gi.ibbed poiket, radio Berlin the ren h. reported editor. by the Utah Academy of Science r. Brid Then, witn into Irne guns chat- allied formations over southwest- Theme of the magazine will be Arts and Letters for 1941. He was and shells falling around tering British n Miss alter et the first pathologist to be ap- him in the 'Germany today kept seeiet until publication, muuily field, with a Mem! bombers hit Karlsruhe. Hatch said as she pointed out that pointed in Utah and has devoted e for a m alpel. he cut mosquito enterta center for the Rhineland, (he magazine will include not only time and services as scientist and into the wounded mans supply throat her ho block busters during .short stories and bu with two-to- n teacher to pioneering and developpoems, Kinman woiked qunkly and the evening as and ment of the new plant science art night. humor, photography calmly and he made the cut High in western well. A new development throughout the state. He is a past cleanly. He slipped the rounded Mrs. E Tile nearest we lan coil Deadline foi short stoiy anil president and division chairman of end of the infantryman's own Europe came with Danish reports that the Germans were withdraw- poem contributions has been set realizing how it feels to j by Mr the Utah Academy of Sciences, fountain pen into the incision to Speci the bulk of their occupation for January 12. with any student packed into a Ir.uispurt bar. Arts and Letters and author of hold the cut open, telling the man: ing Coley, and Denmark being eligible to enter material. A to think of our nolle ride : more than 23 scientific articles. "Now keep that pen in your forces from Norway Mrs. J for the active fronts, leaving only flv,e dollar award for the best after woi k windpipe, Mac, and youll be okiy. the HERE'S MORE ABOUT coastal fortifications fully story and five dollars for the best You can't breath through your A bear was dnvt n mio a reports coincided poem submitted will be given by nose or mouth, but if you keep manned. The ROTARIANS announce- Lambda Rho, journalism organiza- cm town by a heavv snow with a British Fuh admiralty the pen in the right place you'll ment of the probable sinking of a tion. These, with the other stories ably because it was hungry (Continued from Page 1.) pull out of this all right." troopladen transport and poems selected, will be printed bear. Din In a few minutes the man was southbound, because through them clubs, off the Norwegian coast on Mon- in Scribble with acad Kinman better. and breathing You cant lonviine the friendship is intensified. day. Ten other vessels were sunk companying thumbnail biography The plan, as explained by Mr. Eberling pulled him to his feet or damaged by allied carrier planes of each author. who are wailing for Santa and walked to him over a tank, off the coast. those are the shot test days o' Cardon, is for every member of whose crew him back to the Rotary throughout the United battalion aid took year station. DE GAULLE IN MOSCOW States tQ donate $10 towards the The battalion surgeon, Capt. IRESM RE NEEDED fund. In this manner it is esti2 (UP) -- Gen. FARMER KILLED MOSCOW, Deo. SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 2ll:i- - Charles De Gaulle, mated that Rotary International Benjamin Seltzer, Daytona Beach, of Ida. Dee. 2 ill', -- Cl PARMA, president Fla., couldn't believe his eyes v hen Economic sanctions by the United (he French will be able to secure approximateles Winston Miller. 41, was t govern-Statc- s provisional the soldier walked into the tent, against Argentina will be nient, arrived in Moscow today late yesterday in a strange irf ly two million dollars to carry on by the medical aid man. necessary to curb the fascistic for a scries of conferences with nessed this' worth-whil- e plowing accident, cor j project of assist- supported Doctors removed the pen and in- threat by Argentina to the west- - Soviet William Talley said today ing stricken humanity. p,.cmler joscf ptalin. a serted ern regulation tracheotomy hemisphere, Ray Vice President Ernest R Lee Josephs tube and then asked Kinman how young author of "Argentine Diary presided in the absence of Dc. E. he did it. knew Kinman he to had told members of the Bonneville Allen Bateman, president of the do it so le did it. 'Knife and Fork club last, might. club. Calder Pickett, former editor of Student Life, was the guest of the Youth Service committee of BIGGEST SHOW ON THE SCREEN! the club in honor of the recognition given the college paper. Visiting at the meeting were Ensign v .as men fight fot J. Clyde Carlisle and Blaine H. I Willmore of the U. S. Navy, and jeweled women, golden fortunes! 2 P. M. C. A. Munns of Brigham City The Rotary Christmas party will niQnCC ... scenes of exotic be held December 14 at 6:30 p.m. splendor with the queen of dancing. U FIRST IU X MA JOR HITS SECURITY REASONS Jc I Kai-siic- k "ilii.i-ii-m- (.; I i rU Thf Srar Bn in, wIki'-- irnfti ti J4i n. td it is p.ilh of Yanks .uh ;n t m;; into C.in.nn'. In. pi i ml c v s'll ik Suji bt in kt ii, a ni"d u intii" ...I inr h n id S,i i . cl on the abo e map, Is in the direct pm p u: i oif N.1.1 war production, the Saars capof limn' : U 1 plants and smelters. Inset map r B m. jack-knif- ' hotly-contest- j j For Oil To China Pipe l j ( in u Ilixim E. Bniiicr Imol Clitiri h Wnr hip St l n i ruEsitvinuvN Miner a ni a m ft 13 (K) 1 11 jaek-kmf- Special Mu.xii Seimoii: "After They Sunn pm Jr Hi Soiiciy pm Westminster Kellowsht 7.IKI 7:30 ST. JOHNS FlISf )CI. There will be no services Sunday nt the St. John's Kpistop.il linin'! in Logan. I.OGAX Fllts-- I I ti t U ! I i Regular fast meeting will be held in Logan Ernst ward Sunil iv morning at 11'3). following Sunday school, which begins at 10 30 A special waid officis and teachers social for workeis ot all oi ward teachers and gauizations, their partneis will be held Mon- day at 8 p. m. in the wind amusement hall. A splendid program of games, music, dancing and oil pipeline, which will run Helping to build the xvoildv greatest Leo from Calc utta, Inch: , to Allied an fields in southernof China, CpI. 111., tote Viano, Joliet, Albeit and Pit. of BoGon, Di Metteo, 'J near Warasup, a section of special "invasion pipe thiough the jungle Petroleum trained of Engineer nieinbciv specially Burma. Theyie Di ti ibutiun Co. will be included. LOGIN MTII WARD The Sunday School will huve charge of service Sunday evening in Logan Sixth ward Meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and will be in the form of a panel discussion dn cried by Miss Pearl Spelirer, Members from various Sunday School classes will parlieipate and special musical numbeis have been HERE'S MORE ABOUT ROMEO ;AND JULIET Continued .from Page. 1 There's no need to worry about the sensitive siclies." There were no misi lies even in the highly diamatie love and death episodes. Only faux pas detect ed was the occasional picp-- I ish title! lag hy high si hool stu' dents in the audience who failed LOGAN NINTH WARD he) ween differentiate high Immediately following sacrament to bervice M Men and Gleaner fire- drama and comedy Why must our side will be held at the home of grand Ann m an youth insist that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson The to be great they must be funny, he funny, they must be bishopric will lie represented by and lo r j to the whole of the drama were reader; Haul Whitby, prologue Elwood Reed Gunnell, Sampson; Calvin Maurer, Cottle. Gregory; BalAbiaham; Jack Simmons, thasar; Robert Sorenson, officer; John Emmett, Capwlet: Ludean Bailey, Lady Capulet (these were two more of the stronger chara-- i tenzationsl; Montague, Sam Bul-le- y Hamblin, Lady Amy Lou Montague; Rue Johnson, Prince Escalus; Don Rasmussen, Paris; Kenneth Glauser, Dale Fletcher and Floyd Herzog, pages; Eugene Broby, innkeeper's son; Lorin Hunsaker, Peter; Oswald Bleumel, old man; Ivon Wall, apothecary; Lyn Richards, Friar John, and Ralph Johnson, citizen. Musicians, under direction of A. T. Henson; the guards, dancers and the large production staff all deserve credit. Everythin, went off without a hitch. Clever staging certainly gets commendation. ; ide Rus.tc-1Berntson ami vocal numSword fightt is died quite gratebers will be given by Mrs. Luther Smith. fully, lighting was well coordinated, si entry clever and beautiful; i ward costumes cxqup.it and lines well A change of time has been made memoried n t e r p i elation of in services in Providence First Shakespeare's monumental poetry ward. Sunday school will beg n Was good, and although Miss Lee al ID. 3D and fast and testimony had int gem ions amounts from It's strange how a dog who be(he script, very few of the mem- longs to somebody else never has meeting at It 30 am. orable speeches were left out; much sense. SMITHF1EI.D bread of the story was niamtained HIIKI) 'A President Reed Halversen slearlv Action was continuous bi' and family will be honored at a there was no pause between acts farewell testimonial to he held or scent s II The two piintipils weie Sunday at 8 pm in Smithfnld Third ward elulpil. Miw Janice Hammy as Juliet, They leave vooii to pi aside over Romeo as the New tnd (ulcin (Juiylf, Zealand evasion A fine piogiam J nn , is ihe d, in filter of Mr and has been arranged, and ihe genet il Mis K L. Romney; Calvin a son Mi all'l Mis Joseph L. Quay If. public is. invited Cot Tie in, TI i v wile it ease in ihe hiiiutifid ud ni pi v n i s m v. i in iiu mg The I" m tmo aid ixpiessioe Jaime Ills a iiivticil flalo lot t'.n- dia-- e Vie and should exploit lit ('.dun appealed mature Western Front It.il'wx ol of i ai h situation vital Roer and Sam vallivs md ma-LuRi'e Vilicus as the muse to roar toward climax with AmeriI.ilict w.i- ill, .live in tier ih....ut-- ( can armies smashing nile ud. and M. nigh in MiMuidie dozen more towns before Col i w is as Miiiulio oulsjaiPiinv and spearing within siven mil's How ud M nigh .ii was sitting as of Suarbrucken w hdi Finn I. mi elite Rich. ml Eastern Fionl Mn h in, I Tb ill 1. at Ihe Pal t TECHNICOLOR plunged wi si through i ik 1, m vs ch il protiltrd u within 33 ".lies of I .me Slarring who "Nr (l.ivirs g.tie vtiength gateway to Austria. Patilie Two American Red SKELTON drive thiough i on ti for on Japanese tiap Leyte. Esthei WILLIAMS Air War Germ .0 i.i'i.i n Basil Rithbon hilled air foi iii.nions om r o till Goodwin Ethil Smith')... P.rt.r Germany m divlialu ,,'ur Cirl.i Ramlru RAF Mosquitoes pound KiuImuIu railway supply point for southi rn r H V fi H V s Harry l Rhineland, with "riiouDfAd i 4 iior T vvell-i.is- l- NDEPENDEN M-C-- Action.. TOMORROW AT Then Mon. to Wed. DALLAS, Tex., Dec. 2 il'.l:i Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short, army i War In Brief possi-bih'ii- for Tonic! IT& A an empire! When Wistful Visto invades Washingto LcT... - for a pssu(t "Ioljby on LAUGHS! m EZZZZ32 I ni'fVvi HOW PLAYING! IB&fib' '! pfeifer. ! 1 AS y show's fine , vent lire... to thrill you as the romantic rogue intrigues .with a sultan commander at Pearl Harbor at the time of the sneak Japanese attack, said today that national security prevented the full story of the lack of alertness from being told yet, but he was confident the public would vindicate him when it was told. NOW PLAYING! on ' It's s; TECHNICOLOR Magic! 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