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Show BYU NEWS DeJorig Pan-American Day Speaker; ICpmedy Chosen for Y Varsity Show ins umn ran-Amencan pro- 1 Df. Genii deJon, Jr., dean of Brigham f Young ; university , col-- col-- lege r ot flrife arts, will be the principal speaker at the Utah' observance on; Pan - American JDay on April 14, it was announced announc-ed today by Verla L. Birrell of i. Provo, chairman of the event. Hr. de Jong retnrried'earlier this month from a year's stay in Santos, San-tos, Brazil where he was director of the Cultural Center sponsored by the United States department pi state "tram will be held at 8 n. m. at jfj43 South Main street. Salt Lake ' Ziy. Miss Birrell said. A three-ict comedy co-authored y Max Gollghtly of Preston, Ida., md Kenneth Sansom of Salt Lake City entitled -A Sismlflcant I Spring- today was picked by the jaiuaeni council 10 De pre sent ea S,fri May as the annual Brigham !Young university varsity show , The comedy will feature 12 original songs and. Involves a oung girl and two eccentric L aunts. It is written in five scenes .t.and nas eight mam characters., 'according to Orin Parker of Sfi Anthony, Ida., social chairman f . Music for the show is by Mr. Colightiy, Mr. Sansom, Ray And-in And-in of Idaho Falls, Ida., and Ber-jdlne Ber-jdlne Bryan of Tooele. r The winning script was one of two entered in the annual com-S com-S petition. p Deans of universities throughout through-out the country are concerned about the effect of the present war atmosphere and feel that If another war comes their schools '.'must be better prepared to face 4ts problems, Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, dean of students at Brigham Young university, said today. Dean Lloyd returned this week, from Dallas, Tex., where the annual an-nual conference of the National 'Association of Deans and Advisers Advis-ers of Men was held March 11, 12 , and 13 at Southern Methodist t "university. As a member of the executive committee of the association, as-sociation, he led a discussion of the keynote address delivered by t Dean Danforth Gardner of the ' University of Akron, He also led round table discussion and presented pre-sented two reports to the, final session. John Lee, sophomore journalism journal-ism student from Provo, will head jOmega Nu, journalism fraternity T, i l. - , 1 I . t 'the next four quarters, it Was re- .ported today. . . Other new officers are Beverly 'Jameson of Cowley, Wyo., vice president; Fredora Fuller of Salt Lake City secretary; and Georgia 'Green of Lethbridge, Albert3, L .Canada, treasurer. rauring omcers are od wnu- taker of Coalville, president; Gordon Gor-don Forsyth of Provo, vice president; presi-dent; Carma Rasmussen of Preston, Pres-ton, Ida., secretary; and Lois Ash-by Ash-by of Spanish Fork, treasurer. Mr. Lee is sports editor of the Y News, campus weekly publication, publica-tion, and a member of the Banyan staff, student yearbook. Dr. Eng-ene G. Rochow, associate associ-ate professor of chemistry at Harvard Har-vard university, will deliver a public lecture In the Joseph Smith' building; banquet hall at 8:15 p. m. Monday, it was announced an-nounced today by Dr, A. D, S wen-son, wen-son, executive committee member of the Utah section, American Chemical Society. Preceding the lecture, : the American Chemical Society will snonsor dinner- at 8:30 n. m. in the clubroom of the Joseph Smith! I ouueung. neservauons may oc chemistry department, BYU, prior to Friday.. v Sprdy Advocated For 'Little Leaf In Fruit Orchards PROVO; UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDAY MARCH 26, 1948 y Jap,War Machines Get the Ax y,i.i. U' u im iiliuu, n..i P.I...W ui .n, uii'inmii jum in.it V : ' . ; Flu Epidemic Undergoes Minor Upsurge Utah county's flu epidemic un derwent a minor upsurge during the week ending Mar. 19, according ac-cording to the state department of health weekly report, with 20 more cases reported for the week to that agency. All tthe cases were from Utah county points other than Provo, no new cases of diptheria were reported from the county during' the week, nor from anywhere else1, in the state. Provo led the state, the preceding week with five new cases of diphtheria. In addition to the 20 flu cases, county points other than Provo reported - two cases of chicken pox for the week ending Mar. 19. Provo itself reported two cases of mumps and one. of syphilis, for a total of 25 cases from the county for the week. This was a drop of nine under the total reported for the pre vious week. Throughout the entire state, physicians and local health officers of-ficers reported 334 resident cases of notifiable diseases for the same week. The numbers represents repre-sents a slight drop over; the 854 cases reported last week. During Dur-ing the same week last year, 338 cases were reported. Chickenpox leads the list of reportable diseases again this week, but has dropped froi 123 cases for the previous week Ao 117 cases this week. Influenza shows a slight in crease (22 cases) over last week's i , - I ' , - I.' IK - '-- 1 t ' ' 1 ' ' ',. s I if '"1 f ::f -: -s w lit it i : : . ... til- "i. Under the supervision of American troops, the Japanese are destroying machines they built to make war. T4 Jamrs Tsuneishi. left, of Monrovia. Calif., and Pfc. James Rhoads. of Oil City, Pa-watch Pa-watch a Japanese workman go to work on a heavy unit. Other machines are bemg shipped," as reparations, to Great Britain and other nations. day morning, April 3 at m. 10 a Dancing Classes To Be Organized Easter Pageant ORfeM According to an an- classes will commence on Satur-i f-Q f J-g q "J, Xm nouncemeni maae loaay in wrem schools Mrs. Virginia Booth, will begin organizing classes in tap, bal!et, toe and acrobatic dancing for all children up to 16 years of age next week. Classes will be held each week iii the Timpanogos ward amusement amuse-ment hall. Registration and Little leaf, a common disease of fruit trees in Utah county," is caused by deficiency of zinc and can be helped by spraying with zinc sulfate at this time of the year, according to Joel Barlow, Bar-low, assistant county agent. This must . be done .before the buds swell to avoid injury. Little leaf can be detected by reduction in growth of the terminals, term-inals, resulting in formation of "rosettes" of small, clustered leaves. The leaves are usually narrow, irregular In shape and mottled with yellow. Little leaf occurs commonly on cherry, apple, and peaches and less frequently fre-quently on apricot and plum. . The following treatments are suggested: Spray apples and pears with 25 pounds of zinc sulfate or zinc "oxide per 100 gallons of water. For cherries, increase this to 50 pounds per 100 gallons of water. This spray must be put on while the trees art torment tor-ment and before the buds swelL Zinc may also be applied by the capsule method. This must be . . done before the leaves appear or zinc glazier's tacks may be driven into diseased branches. This treatment can be made any - ) time in the spring. A t Careful owners can protect the finish of their airplanes by polishing pol-ishing at regular intervals. MARCH 25th, 26th and 27th Only (The 3 Preceding Days Before Easter) j a . -r ' yu RUTH . -J- V J 1 . t-tC 7i rw i An electronic printing press, hi which ink jumps through space from the cylinder to the paper, is reported. The -Second ward Sunday school will put on a pageant, "Journey Into Faith; on the morning of Easter, Sunday, beginning be-ginning at 7 a. m. ;1 report. According io reports, from the U. S. public health service, influenza has been decreasing for the entire country during the past several weeks. SMARTEST - ' ' "f IN EVERY DIRECTION CGronraiarjDi 4L. V: WS. 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