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Show BEAR RTVTZl VALLTT LEADER, TKUTJSDA.Y, yOVnfBgR 80. 1323 400,000 men. ECONGSIIC e E'l u.rrE?(Esus that affect (THE DENTVEB PAILS. DIVIDEND HIGHLIGHTS CHECKS AM) TAX BULLS OF ?EVXRY INBHTDDAL NATION AL AND INTEENATION- - is Just how much warring Europe will be able to buy here Is still a moot question. But whether foreign orders go above or below expectations, it Is a certainty that our own defense pre cautiona will be a tremendous temporary stimulant to business in this country. oOo f AL PEOBLEMS INSEPARABLE RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR tf CARLE FERRIS One of the east's best dramatic schools wants Alice Frost, star at Jordan Girl Interne," heard over her own daily drama series, t CBS, speaks English without a teach one class a week on a scheov t' L I " v. inf i i extenST. '1 f r nttuat nip-htl- Bear River HIGH ot ? re th'1 ' w. AT si !Xjs. toJr SSF&ZSK Vil ?JL qu Cc j litt ve ;an thi Sc ? - C01 wc , bcr rgai dis dei "semi-tropical SET ova!-sha- CADET EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED FOK U. S. MAItrTLME The United States Maritime Coman open competitive examination for deck and engineer cadets in the merchant marine of the United States. Applications must be mailed to the Supervisor of Cadet Training, U. S. Maritime Commission, Washington, D. C, and postmarked not later than midnight, December 21, 1939. The eligible register will be maintained by the Maritime Commission. Unmarried men between the ages of 18 and 25 who can produce evidence of good moral character, and who have completed certain studies in accredited schools, will be eligible to compete for the examination. Rier- id physical requirements must be met. Further information resardine- the examination is contained in the form al announcement, posted in most first and second class post offices. Persons desiring copies of the announcement i j " it J I I H ui. ; I I.,,! I I skii-sho- froac I prio The wltt spft fgrai cide I red j Man i i Man i !? 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JrYS U U R A u o : 1 Cream used br fomtni tage and screen mirrui Kill! result. f Vour ' i lyf &i lj draina comm love-maki- Wits ( Drain regula nana-maa- ; Jos I TRUCKS show you Derformance , I reque Tops All Other L0V-PRKI- D inv imp) GAS MILEAGt two-wee- 1 M i es Members of the Searchlicht staff and some of the students from the journalism class wilT leave early Saturday to attend the Seventh Ann..i Conference for Intermountain School Journalists, held at the Brigham i oung university in Provo. ihe main event in the forenoon win be two press conferences: one fnr ioys and one for girls. A political i j i I mm not Iques I sion ct - the tew Mr. to i jedt YH il anc ffurt I , .. unwii. "iJ fl'tA SltSt ran-Amenc- an I I BUiiOUISli "'""'-"m..- 3 H ,rJMI) ; i f foj nnnnnn tlfil il t',i ' 1 I v whi 1 Buy his Gifts where he shops self CLIFF'S CLOTHIERY. I as acc six fleac and application forms mav oMvtain them from the Sn det Training, U. S. Maritime Cc mission, Washington, D. C. 11 are Ub liyiSULsyij '"" 1 I are ' MFinznn3 nnnniinim l III!" J"l t'i. li ' 11)1 Ml tttlivii fc.J "Young transDlants to insure better survival. This be accomplished by cutting back ti lateral branches. Care should be tafei not to cut the leader or central stf. if a tall naturally shaped tree is ft sired," Mr. Floyd concluded. f Two farmers' bulletins of the Usr. ed States Department of Agric ture, "Tree Surgery" and "Plant? and care of Street Trees," may be tained free of charge, from yf county agricultural agent or by wH ing direct to the extension service's'! the college. - . Of ?uni Hu tai. mviuuc nealine n forester pointed out.rapid Sear n.' ' "WEC : lareror than t, should be coated with so rJzl: .:. r i"n,s nvc uuai.ci.uu wmcn win tend to tard decay or disease until the wow--i? ' CO JLMISSION mission has announced 1 1 . .now txrhtnK iirill fwnl.iA - - - ) . Con-tack- ," ninteruareofx i es & 1:; jujxuaici AO v uvxa vmj unc j' in life he just loves to marry people.j J WJutney Floyd, The cast is hoping that the audience will not be too much shocked when . . fcnoa. fmm W!S tney near Emerson ian cussing." ui early spring, permits h kind! too of limbs and thinniT, ...rettOft bad. but he's just that It is without serious injury to of an old sea captain. ke It mav seem strane-e- . but Doris Mr. Floyd explained ' Pruning should consist of Farnsworth actually falls for Jack, 1 diseased even after she's been warned that dead branches tSS?' to permit betkTS he's a bit balmy in the head. Who' wouldn't be after living alone for six der" crowi months at the North Pole. Of course he isn't entirely alone. He intersecting branches for th does have Blaine Hickman, his cook; tion of chaffing and possiM is and by the way, Blaine having decay, and the removal trouble learning to walk like a native stubs. Branches should be removed Eskimo sort of a cross between a u shuffle and a wobble it should be, ac- - a sharp saw or heavy nipper: to s uib or trunk!; cording to Mr. Newcomer. Naturally, f"ttm clf),se f lf, use(J- an ur.de that comes hard for an athlete like made Arat so Blaine to "PPercut is made, the that Wait a minute! There are two other the branch will not tear or dil tt' ladies that must not be omitted. Thev th hn are Leone Macfarlane and Nancy Ann age can also be avoided T'- Hales, known as Little Seal and Snow most of the branches off and" Uei Bird, respectively, who are to do what removing the stub. 'rhe on final cut is described as a the tree r l artic dance." May we all be there to see! Pe sraootl1 and pieferably e I tnnnrmivi ,,,oii a. yivii & bus-iae- bian farmers should no arrangementa to prunT shade trees and trees in th ri'-beltswoodlots. and windbrSL tii v.rm i wia uie that wouia not intenere her radio activities. ,,f rl rrrrov Junt m AnlrtiiTctinor Oleen Bunderson. it was discovered, Wa pictured here, who Esnc Rolfe, Dr. Simons in "Joyce wrr.vivr Forester Outlin learn that Camule Bourne, whom nej has always admired, has turned outj v The public at large seems to be somewhat puzzled by the slothfulness Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone, pictured here, harmonize la with which the war proceeds. Rememmany ways. The Sunday night fun- bering 1914, when hostilities on a treRepeal of the arms embargo nat- mendously bloody scale started very urally caused most of us to give our soon after the declaration of war, the principal attention to potential war bulk of observers are wondering why bturfnew from beleaguered Europe. Of history doesn't repeat itself. lata we've become so accustomed to To the military experts, that is en-- looking1 across the oceans that wo less of a anuzzle. For.' thevtf are-u-o haren't paid much attention to what sible English and French strategy! is going on at home. As a result, to cans ror a defensive war in which men and resources are carefully conquote Newsweek, "In surveying stimulants, many analysts have served in other words. & war of trace of an accent, although he ataost overlooked another factor blockade. The British navy pretty our own national defense program spoke nothing but Norwegian until well controls the seas, and few ships his 'teens. wfcich will become increasingly imreach Germany. Allied authorities are turn of the year." convinced that Russia is not provportant after the Unlike most maestros, Mark This country isn't at war and. eto- - ing of much help to the Reich as a Warnow, bandleader on Gabriel Heatter'g "We, the People" never sters are known as one of the liig by the pronouncements of public provider of essential supplies. For uses a baton. Mark eithpr piiao hie haDDiest eounles in Hollvwnnd and officials and the various polls which one thing, Russia has none too much orchestra with a lead pencil or carry out the theme to the extent are designed to measure the pulse of most commodities for the needs . ..... -t witn just nis nana. ma i 41uiey. uiien nave .ineir cioines of public opinion, we aren't going to of her own vast population. And recsame made of the material. war. But, at the same time, we are ent Russian pronouncements indicate Olan Soule's radio assignments oene nis nappny married state Since he seldom has a chance to golag to do our best to make sure that, in spite of the alliances, she is He's heard in "Ttxnhalmr'e Phil get out of the city, Fred Allen, the that war doesn't come to us and the not a real friend of Germany's that dren" and "The Trouble With Yankee Jester, keeps in physical general opinion is that the only way sne regards both sides as beine- about trim during the cold months by Marriage. at fault. to do that is to build a national de- equally visitinc a New York YMCA twiVo- It has seemed logical to exDect a fence system which will make this Marian Francis, pictured here, to box or play handbalL German offensive time is radio row's leading enthusiast weekly hemisphere look mighty unhealthy to large-scal- e Busv creatincr nirfiiroe In cmmA ior me new maicnmg game, any possible aggressor. To create that works with the Allies. But if Gerand teaches it to other radio during his working day, Frank sjrutem will cost a great deal more many shot the works In one desperDane, of the "Storv of Marv Mar. money than we ever spent for mill ate effort, and it failed, as most ex lin" cast, relaxes by making likeperts think it would, she would be before. tary purposes in peace-tim- e nesses in clay. Sculpture is his At the moment we are spending through. One school of thought has hobby. substantially more than $100,000,000 it that matters will dm? alone- com www a month in furthering the arms pro paratively slowly until both sides be Barton Yarhnrnncrh here, is Doe Lonp hnclrv Tovon in gram, it is rorecast that by June the come sick of it. when some sort of Pi the Carlton E.Mors thrill monthly rate of spending will reach a peace will be effected. ers, "I Love a Mystery." This is in 13S,000,000, and very possbly exceed that. And during the last half of estimates continue, arms 19, the will spending probably jump far beyond even that figure. LIGHTS This year's War Department bud-gwas some $732,000,000. The DeFive hundred dollars for a horse' partment is now getting up its proThree hundred dollars for a common jected budget for the next fiscal year, performers when she isn't singing an ! reliable reports say that it will milk cow! Inciedible? Maybe so, but with Frankie Masters' orchestra. true same the to a talk just be about a third higher, or more than according She introduced Masters' latest hit, $1,000,000,000. Much of the money given ny Mr. Daniel Perkins from "Scatterbrain," an overnight radio success, will be spent with existing basic Smithfield, Utah, a missionarv just returned from a mission in Swit "pice" industries, as well as with zerland, Not having heard from Bob who says that this is a fact the makers of guns and shells a Burns since he left the program in Switzerland. modern army moves more and more for a vacation the week after Bine Many astonishing facts an wheels and less and less on foot, a addition to Yarhnrniioli' ivuy leiumeu, to the postcard and such articles as trucks are as iionea by Mr. Perkins in his talk givarrived crooner finally from duties as Cliff Barbour in "One vital as the actual weapons of com en to all American History students of the local high school last Monday. bat. He reported that the Swiss have Expenditures of the Navy Department will touch a tremendous total five meals a day. A breakfast at 5 leader will answer questions and tell its part in making the play more o'clock and a light lunch at 9 o'clock. the boys CIivh? to 100 new something about Amoriran ships, large and At noon to the public. they have dinner, the biggest neutrahty; while the girls will hear enjoyable smaii, win be built, accordng to curi rv u or the cast are memoers of meal kjluvl the 4 rent plans. Other ships will be day. At Mrs. B. W. Musser's renort on "Dnr Oleen Bunderson. Blaine Hickman have they another lunch and and modernized. Purpose is about 6 Relations." A year Emerson Earl, Leone Macfarlane and to make our fleet the most powerful o'clock they have supper. will be awarded the winTrue to the common belief, Swit- scholarship Nancy Ann Hales. In the worlda distinction which ning reports. The softw experts think it may already zerland is a la,nd of sports. Skiing, In the afternoon students will be three-a- play "Petticoat Fever," is a play that rcently made not to claim. Shipyard facilities will be skating, tabogganinr. mention separated into their respective de- great hit on Broadway. trained to the limit, and there is an mountain climbing, ate just a few. partments to discuss the Dros and The story deals with a vouns- wire in nis collection. Mr. Terkina has tons oi tneir work. excellent possibility that once the less operator, Dascom Densmore, who a pair of genuine for whirh Those who wish to remain will he minding program gets underway, the has been at the North Pole for two principal yards may operate 24 hours he paid $8.00. He claims that a shoe guests at a specially arranged with no ome to talk to but a of the same type in America would "Search years a day. for Talent" broadcast over Eskimo servant. Needless to young cost A defense about $22. KSL from the College Hall stage. program such as this obis overjoyed at the he say, In of a Switzerland, country about the viously touches evoiv fact of nn in The bus will leave the school company, who arrived when sight an air dustrial life. The demand for power size or our own Box Elder mntv at 6:00 a. m., pick up Boxhigh Elder stu- plane in which there are they were traveling and transportation increases along raiiroad3 very excellent roads. Their- dents and arrive in Provo at about crackea up near his home. With two with the demand for steel and lumber also, which are all run hv 10.00 a. m. young ladies on his hands, he has and machine tools. Biggest beneficiar- electricity and connect almost every many complications to deal with. ies are the heavy industries, which fmau town, are something for the Dramatics students of the high The way in which he untanerles his country to be proud of. took uie worst licking during depresschool are busv this week nntti np" tho difficulties' will Schools In sion Plant Improvement and keep one chuckling Switzerland run the year expan- finishing touches on the school play tnrougnout the play. round with a k but !U"n the vacation industrial front may aiong in the spring, one in the fall nnri nnt petticoat Fever," which will be prob confidently anticipated. duced on December 7 and 8 under the A Searchlight reporter who visited The program will also have a bene- - about Christmas time. Subjects are direction of Newcomer. a Lloyd to find some human interrehearsal nciai innuence on the unemployment hdoui me same as they are here. Handling the leading- Darts are .Tark est angles for a story discovered that no have prohlem. Hundreds of thousands of iney "jitter bugs" in Anderson of Tremonton. Bob Wnnf. the love triangle among Jack, Bob, additional workers will be needed in Switzerland. In fact it's onlv the low. inden of Garland, Doris Farnsworth and Doris goes on off stage as well wiijiyania. tool factories, truck and er class that dance and this is done and Camille Bourne, both of Fielding. as on. He was told by Mr. Newcomer auiomonue plants, etc. On top of that, in the beer parlors. "Petticoat Fever," is a hilarious that Jack is postively there will be room for many thousgreat in the Among his souvenirs were many comedy of the Far North, and there scenes e and Bob has that ands more in the army and handerchiefs and nillow fore gives a chance for a very unus navy. At considerable difficulty learning to prtwnt the Army Is increasing its cases, an exquisit workmanshin. ual type of scenery, which will add dance like a sedate Englishman; he m tne closing of his talk he stated numbers, both in the regulars and the National Guard, and it will not be mat the Swis people have a vprv a great while, says those in touch great hatred for Hitler. They claim wi affairs, before the Army rolls that If he as much as crosses the hnr. levli the present peace-tim- e limit of der, he will be shot on sight. tnrmt l.naxi. better at iittffiUr-n?- . The reporter was disappointed to assess Perty, misslo Where ed the "a - tr ' setting said ij of rec ficer c I sionen becomes upon missio as you OIL-PLATE- D forth regula drive from Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station with a fill of his Conoco Germ Processed oil patented. 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