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Show NOVEMBER 23. 1933 Utah County. Utah Russians Well Fed, Well Educated; Poorly Housed, Rigidly Regimented 5 Young Pioneer," If . ' " . i??'1'f V4V 1 . ; : . '? . . ;. - ' - - I "A- - - f - l iimiiT-- r'- . I I- . ' ! - i- . ' 7 Z "" - K . I Lt t iti i . . v I t ' j , . Sc-lio- - j . a 4 1 I I , nursery-to-colleg- - . off-camp- us : 60-d- ay - iron-mind- ed Program Listed for Piano Concert six-da- y - 4 brain-washin- g , g - er . . "6j - ' Highland Utilizes Well Water today. Ray-ijion- d the calendar Christmas is a month away, but heire'in the bost office it's Christmas 'every day L from now on.', "Actually, to.' get all of the Christmas, gifts and cards delivered on time is largely a matter 01 advance planning and preparation that' should .be- done .this week," the postmaster pointed out. "Don't take qharices on mailing poorly wratped packages, he said. "Use sturdy corrugated mailing cartons, plenty of heavy brown wrapping .p;kper, and be sue that every package is tied with strong cord. jCartons containing several gift packages should be weirstufffed with, tissue or old newspapers to cushion the contents." He said further, j"If you have articles of unusual 'size or bulk, better check with the post office before attempting to mail them the limits of size and weight of packages vary, depending on where you man! your packages ' -- " said Green ke n, Christ-W- s mailings," Postmaster j - . , . " to star those "It's time " - 11 - - ? ! As an extra precaution asaint, loss, Postmaster Green advised placing both your return address, and the recipients address on an extra label inside the carton , or package before it is wrappel. - If you use Christmas stickers or seals, but them on the back- jf your Christmas card envelopes so that they will not conflict with, the address on the front. Before you mail your gift packages be sure" that proper postage is firmly affixed to each. ItTts always a good idea to place a piece of transparent' cellophane tape .over the address portion of the baled , to prevent, defacing it in transit. "Most important of all. be sure to include the recipients full name, street address, cjty, zone and state on your labels. .. - ; . EVERYONE A WINNER Surrounding their advisor are these eight boys of all winners of annual awards. From the "Lightning Bolts" club in Spanish Fork, R. Hill (club leader) Wayne Willis Hal Steven Gerald back es, row, Hill, left, ro from left, Clint Harwo'od, W a yn e Harwood, and .Roberj; Frampton. Front; w, work in this area Thorpe, J. Hales, and Dennis Cornaby. Mr. Hill has been in 28 for years, he reports. 4-- H ' j : 4-- H , Kolob Drama Festival Set Tonight, Tuesday The Kolob the direction of Mrs. Oliver SPRINGVILLE Stake MIA Drama Festival is stake drama director. planned for tonight and Tuesday The public is invited. There is evenings, Nov. 23 and 24 under no admission charge. .Curtain time is 7:15 p. m. and Kew Horizons Club three plays will be presented on ' Monday night and the other three Has Holiday Party on Tuesday night. On Monday Mapletbn Second, the evening A Thanksgiving Day party was Twelfth ward, and Mapleton First held the by the New Horizon Club plays may be seen in the Maple-torecently under the direction of church amusement, hall. The Letha Ney, recreation chairman. Second, Firsthand Eleventh wards The program was opened with will present their-playon TuesLetha Ney presenting- thoughts day evening in the Second Ward cn the'jrfneaning of Thanksgiving hall. , and an original poem, "My SpeThe plays are being shown on cial Thanksgiving Prayer." Esth- a competitive- basis and are all er Wilkinson and Art Zander then comedies, promising much entergave the history of Thanksgiving. tainment. June Ellsworth gave a poem enJudges for the plays will be titled "A Mother Cries Her Fern Tanner, Mrs. Barta Mrs. Thanks"; Ruh McDonnel gave a Swenson and Ellen. Viklund, all of version of a "Thanksgiving Acros Fork. tic?" Dorothy Newcome was in Spanish Those taking part and the plays charge of decorations. to be presented are announced The next meeting will be held follows: as Dec. 3 at 7:30 p. m. at St Mary's First: "The perfect Mapleton parish with Melvin Clark as 1 directed Hideout' by Mrs. Rhea speaker. 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Schools rigidly standardized on the asfield, in Russia's every have children equal when he said sumption all to "beat America in effort owned a car, television set and learning ability, classes break up field." every early4 in the day, and a lavish .refrigerator. enRussia has a physician, generDr. Moffit, recently returned .ogram is available for the a' woman, for every 240 cshil-dreof specand ally development from the Soviet. Union, where he joyment and-fo- r in lower each class of 30, spent some five weeks studying ial talents, beginning tvo and a graduate teachers the Russian school system. 2V2 about times what we The Young Pioneers daily gQ to nurse, The Provoan said Russians have1," Moffit. said Dr. . which are just seemed eager to talk privately? pioneer Palaces the Russia's from universities, which Dr with the touring Americans from that, converted palaces fitMoffit got 'to see only after conthe National" Education Associa-tion- j czarist regime, elaborately club siderable effort, are expensively American Association of ted out for every kind of out in regard to science fitted .Na Administrators, and and libraries though equipment tional Association of School students sit on rough may meetAm-cricans Boards, but would not benches. of a once Kingryness openly in their hotel lob is, for knowledg3 people M ; by. so great that it is not unusual irt Instead they would follow them;: a single city block to see several walk along Side, street, along the book stalls, and every store has r I, a a iew renjaiKs nwui ( ana auer a large book section, he said. the weather inevitably ask: Churches Excluded "Are you an American? Do you e state In this" own a car? Radio,' Television? is of control the church learning, But they would' not believe an well cul- excluded. Greater Moscow has a HIGHLAND Deep average American could own water has been delivered single Christian church, and only what to the Russians are lux- inary to all subscribers in the Highland the aged attend. Most of the conuries, he said. during the past week. gregation is, over 60. It is illegal Dr. Moffit found the Russians district to the dry season some for children under 18 to go to Due well fed and educated but poor'y wells have been' inadehoused and with "no personal pos- surfaceand the new water line is a church. If they do then, they may quate find themselves unable to get a sessions.; On. long stretches, of relief to- Highland residents. job or lodging under state control highway he saw almost no. pasRussia has a tremendous corsenger cars, just single model Mrs., Alma Buhler ,Avas ' enter-- , respondence school. Large numthe In cities, trucks. transport, tained recently by her family only touring cars seen are gov- honoring her on her birthday. A bers of university faculty devote stutime in helping ernment or military vehicles, he dinner was her daugh- dents. by given are Often workers released said. ter, Mrs. Venby Turner, and later from jobs for university Great Educational System in the evening she 'was surprised courses. training Behind- the Iron Curtain, the at her home by members of, the Dr Moffitt, accustomed to Am Americans found an family. erican freedom clashed several people who have made since times with a tour guide-who- . ig' World War II, the "greatest edu in nored contracts made Washing cational effort the world has ever ton prior to entry into Russia. known. The guide grew angry when he This education offers equal eduattempted to photograph a farcational opportunities for all chilmer plowing with oxen and a dren in the 15 Soviet . republics on foot carrying a heavy woman it is close tied in with industry, burden. They, want only show where children work two days out pictured abroad. places and school of the week, o What .will be the net result of Ijegins- molding of the child of its total state philosophy at age three, in Russian concert of and the for Church nurseries. parpopulation? public Program ents have no say in. this. Hans Richter-Haase- r, distinguishThe psychological question now Most of the mothers are at ed German pianist, now on his posed says Dr. Moffitt, is: work in Russia's classless. society first American tour, was announc- " Will educational opportunities at jobs ranging from laying ed Monday by the Brigham explode into revolt against combricks to teaching in. university Young University - Community munist doctrine? Or will the ingraduate schools. A majority of Concert Association, doctrination, from nursery school Russian physicians are women, The concert wilL be held tonight on, keep all Russian thinking and so are 53 per cent of the top in the Joseph Smith Auditorium-'beginnin- state controlled? at 8:15 p.m.,, university faculty, Dr. Moffit ,vas Americans might take a tip informed. will open froin the Russians in providing Mr. Richter-HaasMothers get scant time off for the program with Mozart's "Vari- a piore intensive indoctrination pregnancy. Many leave their ations on a Minuet by Duport," oi 'American children in basic babies during the work day at a and will continue with Schubert's philosophy and great traditions state lhfant care center. At age "Four Impromtus," and the of our own country, said the three, the tots go to a state nur- 'Scherzo in B flat minor" by Provoan. sery, and at five to 'kindergar- Chopin. ten for two years, with propaganAfter intermission he will preda beginning at these tender sent "Fifteen Hungarian Peasant WHAT'S A FOOTBALL? Official NEW YORK (UPI) ages. , Songs" by Bartok and "Carnival" Children under 10 are eligible, by Schumann with its 21 sections. NCAA football rules say that "the ii their grades are good, to beThe cornerstones of Richter-Haaser- 's ball shall be a l, pebj- come members of the Octoher-istcover leather without impressive repertoire and at 10 of the Young Pio- are Beethoven, and Brahms, but corrugations other than for seams neers. At age 15,: they can join he endows Chopin, Schumann and and lacing. . ." It also says that the Young Communist League. Tchaikovsky with notable brilli- a rubber-covere- d ball may be.i They are not forced to join, but j ance. He is especially fond of the used by mutual agreement of thb t "it is a great hurt not to be a music of Mozar and Schubert. contesting teams." By JOAN GEYEIt "Either you are sa liar DAILY HERALD MONDAY, Impressions of q Provo Traveler ' |