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Show EEAIMOYER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1940 pie. Italy attempted to use blitzkrieg tactics in a rugged, mountainous coun try in which there are few roads, and she started in the worst possible season. It was inevitable that her losses be tremendous. No authority "a IIAPI'ENrsCS THAT AFFECT would believes that Greece can hold cut inIllIE DLVNEK TAILS, DIVIDEND but Italy's victory will be CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF definitely, at won great cost, in prestige no loss EVERY INDIVIDUAL. NATION-r.L- , men and material. And in in than AND INTE B NATION-friAthe meantime, England has been able PROBLEMS inseparable to establish air and naval bases on &FKOU LOCAL WELFARE the Greek islands which are of immense importance in cementing her hold on the Mediterranean. The British air attack which The Axis' spokesman continues to of the dreadful doom that is ' abled three Italian battleships and a About to befall Britain and oil other number of lesser craft is, if English powers which daie to oppose Ger- reports of the action are true, one ambitions to of the major victories of this war. It rete a new and revolutionary means that the Italian fleet has lost 'world ordt.r." Eut in much of the close to half its effectiveness so far present boasting there is a hollow and as the surface vessels are concerned, discordant note. For it is u plain fact And that, in turn, means that Brittle t today the dictators are winning ain can now release ships from the most of tiieir battles on paper instead Mediterranean to other places where j they are of the field of action. badly needed for purposes The war, in other words, is not go-- j of convoy, and to hunt down and g point! gage the German raiders which are well, from the tof view. Germany has apparently j operating in the abandoned hope of invading England watch Africa now the next show- move which, according to niuer s down wm probablv come there. More original calendar, was to have been and more of French Africa has disd completed months ago. Her air at- avowed the Vichy tacks go on, and they do much dam- government and is throwing in with age. But there is no evidence to in- the "free French" cause led by Gendicate that the plane can win a war eral De Gaulle. Mysterious General r break the morale of a proud and Weygand is now in Africa. He was determined people. In the meantime, sent there by the Vichy authorities Ertgtiah plane production, buttressed to hold the colonies. But reports leak Jy imports from this country, moves out that Weygand may have an enatmdily forward toward the day when tirely different plan in mind that he Britain will be Germany's equal in may join De Gaulle or, at least, keep the air. Nazi raiders and submarines the part of Africa he controls out of fciava sunk an immense amount of an alliance of any kind with Germany. pritlsh shipping. But Britain's mer- If he does that, it will be a blow to chant marine is still vast, and is be- - the Axis, which must conquer Africa big ertded to almost dally. And new as a main step in Its program for dese of the British EmBritlah warships, including one or two troying the economc RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR HIGHLIGHTS f Dr. Geo. Thomas ReVodie To Be Given signs as "U" President "Agenda If Eleven big vaudeville acts, the cream of the crop of entertainment that has featured the high school vaudeville shows for the past ten seas ons, will make up the mam bill of rare of the new 1940 show, "Agenda Memories," to be presented on Friday and 30. Saturday evenings, November 29, Colossal, stupendous" are too weak terms, the gills say, to describe disand plays of dancing, music, color, are that preparing. they comedy The most outstanding acts of the past years will be repeated in a musof the times they d ical searchir.gs in Diligent repiesent. clothes closets of the community have brought forth costumes actually worn in the acts as originally presented, or others that were then the height of fashion. There will be one called "Depression" to represent the year 1932, in which no show was given, because of lack of funds. Besides the revivals, there are some acts such as the one in which "Americanism" one called all members of the club are said to have a part. It is directed by Ruth Romer, with the assistance of Roma King, Alice Thompson and Dorothy EARLE FERRIS "Hilltop House," starring Bess lovely Annabella, above, with her hustond. Tyrone Johnson daily over CBS, has .list Power, in Mr. DeMille's Radio started its fourth year as regular m Theatre Monuay, November 18. kilocycle entertainment. Life the small town of Glendale, where the fictional orphanage is situated, his become almost as real to Miss Johnson as life in New York City. The L Jean Arthur, lovable star of the d silver .screen, pictured here, recently with Kate Smith ; guest-starre- dis-IxKi- iit i - ... back-groun- se Vi." ' The play, "Rage of Manhattan," will be heard over the Columbia network at 9:00 p.m., e.s.t. Few weeks pais that Mark War-noisn't asked why he doesn't pat uniforms on his musicians for the "We, the People" broadcast. The maestrs's answer is always the same; to dress up his men would not be in keeping with the informal atmosphere of the show. en-In- Nazi-Fasci- w st mid-Atlanti- c, German-dominate- On his road when the songstress broadcast from Tucson, Ariz., and radio joined the movies to celebrate the world premiere of the picture tour with "Take It "Arizona." . Or Leave It" the CBS Sunday Despite the many gridiron upnight quiz show. Bob Hawk, pic- - sets this season, Red Grange has compiled a wonderful average in picking winners via MBS. He has gone as high as 92 per cent and never below 87 per cent. That's calling the turn! Hill. With Roger Pryor and his wife Ann Sothern both ardent students of flying, it looks as if the "Screen life-lin- $5,800-to- n have pire. super-dreadnaugh- lately been commissioned. Greatest fiasco has been that of Italy. One expert recently observed that Germany alone is stronger than and Italy together, and that nay very well be true Italy is one of nations, the least land Hitler must keep supplying her ivltli materials which he could use to advantage at home. On top of that, tho military experts are shaking their; heads in amazement over what they (regard as the almost incredible stupidity of Mussolini's general staff. The invasion of small Greece is a vivid exam- poorly-armeGen-man- self-contain- t much-bemedal-- Also watch the Far East. There is quiet on the surface theie at the moment, but there is turbulence underneath. Japan has been withchiwing great quantities of tioops from CMni. Some fear she will use them in a fo, and the ay against French Dutch East Indies or, if worst comes to worst, against the Philippines. Rey of hope is provided by Far Eastern experts who insist that Japan knows she is far too weak to provoke us into war, and that she will back down if we maintain a strong and unyielding Indo-Chi- When you and your iamily start on a motor or but trip, bo sure you , train, have a box oi Motharttll'a. Travel nausea Inevitably occurs at an Incon-vsnlerime, but whan prepared with Mothersill's your will be a happy " accustomed Journey. Children are not to the constant motion and swaying ot tratos, motors and busses, and often beoome taint and nauseated after riding but a short way. Relieve this travel aick- mss with a timely dose d Mother!!!', tor mora ; (ha remedy successfully used (han a third oi a century, and reoctn- -' mended by physicians, nurses and well m known travelers thruout fccmio the world. At drug "tores. fynktf ..W$I thrMOTHtitsai i EsB-.rhov coj ud.i 4 JO LafayM S.. New Turk ' nt , v Mi T twjwr1"'''""''"?.?.. tured here, is meeting such a demand for tickets that he can't possibly accommodate all. That's why he often stays over in some, cities for an extra day ?.nd puts the show on again Mondays. na A new ticket for one year has teen given Hedda Hopper by her ' sponsor. Which means "Hedda will Hopper's Hollywood" will keep on Guild Theater" intriguing ears via CBS and a be the first Hollywood husband to group of added stations which tack have two planes in the same fam-il- v on to the chain with the new pact. hangar. emcee-direct- policy. By JILL JOHNSON Yes, - r Marble. Civil Service School busses will bring both stuannounce open corn- - dents and adults. Ihe United States again this year Mr. Watkins Commission has petitive examinations for the positions listed below. Applications must be on file in the Commission's Washington office not later than the dates shown in each case. The salaries are subject to a deduction of 3 per cent toward a retirement annuity. Teacher in Indian Community and Boarding Schools, for employment in thinks is necessary to expanding pro- the Indian Field Service (including duction with maximum speed, will be Alaska), Department of the Interior. 0 done, but no one yet knows what that The entrance salaries range from to $2,000 st year. Optional branchwill entail. es are: agriculture, elementary grades remedial reading, AD$ For $ale In Our Next Issue home economics, special or opportunity classes, music, and art. Applicants must have completed certain college education and must have had at least 2 years appropriate teaching experience. Applicants must not have passed their 48th birthday. Closing dates for receipt of applications for this examination are: January 3 if received from states east of Colorado, January 6 if received from Colorado and states westward, www; July 22 for points in Alaska south of the Artie Circle and September 22, 1941 for points in Alaska north of the Artie Circle Departmental guard, $1,200 a year, for appointment in Washington, D. C. only. Applicants must have had 1 year of experience as soldier, sailor, marine, policeman, guard, fireman, has organized a school band. We have now divided into two sections, A and B. Our band is growing very fast in the past two weeks we have a had four new members who are Jean Joh nson, Colleen Ballard, Agnes, Christensen, and Le Ann Mar- ble. We hope to encourage new mem- bers to join in the future. j IMMUNIZATION $1,-62- ,W - Mr The monthly immunization conference will be held Saturday, Nov 30, 1940 from 10 to 11 a. m. and This clinic includes school children. It also includes all towns in the north end of the county. V ' ' ? SSW!- .- , .... vv University of Utah students, ty members and other fiiends facul of th" University throughout the state learn.6 ed with regit t this week that Dr rjL Thomas, president of the institution for the past 19 years, has declined to continue in his official capacit-- &f ter the close of this school year During the two decades of dent Thomas' leadership, the Univer" sity has achieved for the first vml high rank among the schools of the nation. He has been for many years a champion of higher education thruout his native state of Utah. As a member of a pioneer family in a small Cache valley town, Dr. Thomas received no formal education until he was eleven years of age. But the late start he got did not hamper his future education. Majoring in liberal arts, Dr. Thomas graduated from with honors in 1896 and later distinguished himself in European Having gained his own education through sheer strength of will President Thomas and character, knows the meaning of frugality and sacrifice, as well as the real value of education. He has always been eager to extend a helping hand to students who were faced with the prob lem of financing their educations. Though he has insisted upon high scholastic standards, the university president has not asked students to confine themselves to textbook per. usal. Being extremely Dr. Thomas has encouraged student - Har-var- participation in all extra curricular activities, in addition to emphasizing the necessity of getting an education while in college. The loss of President Thomas to education in Utah will be irreparable, and to University students and facul ty members, who have known him best, it seems that his retirement will leave a vacancy that will be very hard to fill. Senior students, usually leathe to end their school careers, have been heard to say that they are glad to graduate this year because the school can never be the same af ter President Thomas has left it. It i3 probable that there will also be extensive changes in other admin- next year, because several of the University deans and faculty members who have served long and faithfully have also reached retirement ae. The rising price trend of important domestic agricultural commodities since late summer, when the nationa! defense program began to gather mo mentum is cited as an indication that the 1940 cash farm income for to first time since 1929, might top BOWLING The service is free to parents, the cost being paid for by the county commissioners and the school board. sheriff, or in similar occupations. Experience in honorary positions will not be accepted as qualifying. Applicants must have reached their twenty-firsbut must not have passed their fifty-fiftbirthday. 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The speeches and statements he has made since the election have been moderate in tone and have not indicated any startling new departures. It is obvious that the demands of rearmament come first in government now. Whatever the Administration v or Various departments of the school will present acts representing the talent they try to develop. Milton Johnson is directing a short play. His student helper is Jennie Eldredge. A dancing act, revival of 1930, is in charge of June Stayner who is assisted in directing by Delia SandelL Marie Peterson and Lola Johnson. J. R. Beckstead, assisted by Phoebe Wood and Francis Landvatter will present a Negro singing act, reminiscent of 1935. The Future Farmers are to do an act labeled "Hell", for which LeRoy Bunnel and officers of the club are responsible. They have as helpers, Reva Jean Oyler, June Boss and Donna Wood. The L. D. S. Seminary is to present a Sailor Act with Mary Ellen Christensen, Lois Giles, and Ora Fuller in charge. Clyde Morris has charge of a Farmers act, and Miss Sutherland of one called Ten Pretty Girls. General directors of the show are Margaret Woodside, Agenda club and officers of the clut Golda Stenquist, Ora Fuller and Dorothy ad-ais- oOo d Iemoies,, x- - I "TV |