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Show AndHerc'z VP CROOKSTON j BOB The State of Utah does not waste ' time ' in sending- out' bills where money is due. Today, Nov. 25 ,1 got a reminder that .the Department of Business Regulation wants their $5 again. The same thing is repeated every 12 months regardless of increased property taxes, and inflated living costs that are putting some of us on short rations.-Thi- s $5 from a plumber each year seems just like another racket, In the; first place, the state exacts a $10 fee for an exam, and after a plumber has paid that $10 and has satisfied the state that he is a plumber,' why not let him alone after that? the notice to pay Along with ' the annual fee, is included the Star of-The-E- ast To Shine Anew Saturday Night Spotlighting The star- which led the' wise men of old will shine anew at the Latter Day Saints Institute, Utah State Agricultural college, Saturday nigth. Star of the East is the theme Delta Sigma of the Lambda Christmas hall, scheduled fcr 8:15 A crowning p.m. December 13. event of the year, this occasion is a cooperative undertaking of the Institute of Religion and Lambda Delta Sigma.' Denton Dearborn, May, Mich., and La Fawn Humphreys Logan, are Epsilon Chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma' at' USAC has initiated 175 new members into its fold this week, and a capacity crowd is expected at the dance. The L. D. S. executvie council from BYU has been invited. Chairman May said. Following in the wake of Christmas festivities will be the winter quarter pledging ceremonies on Monday, December 15, when many newcomers at USAC will jom the religious fraternity. Other comcittee members assisting with the dance are Jerry Ashdown, of Bountiful, and, Lyle Taqlor, LaPoint, publicity; Sybil Haderlie, Logan, and Rax Purcell, Idaho Falls, Idaho, refreshments; Regina Heaton, Kanab, and Reed Day, Salt Lake City, decorations; George Tripp, Logan, Ilan Westmoreland, Tremonton, and Ernie Garrett, Pocatello, Idaho, program; Gladys Niclseon, Spanish Fork, dance programs. - UTAH il - semi-form- Indians in the Headlines Food is being rushed' to some reportedly starving Utes and Pi utes near southern Blanding, Utah. Despite the sudden interest ibeing taken in these Indians, as a nation, they have been starving ever since Utah was settled Today only a remnant of the thousands who used to roam that area are alive. On the other hand, the Navajos who live farther south in Utahs Monument valley, and over the border in Arizona have fared far better. Being an entirely different Indian, the Navajos are more progressive and the only Indian nation whose birth rate exceeds the death rate. For three months this summer, some 450 Navajos recruited from Monument valley in Utah and Arizona were employed as extras by the motion picture corporation War Party, in Utahs filming Monument valley. Since extras of this type draw excellent wages, thousands of' dollars were paid to the Indians during the summer. Later, many of the Navajos worked in the cantaloupe fields at during the harvest season others Green River, Utah. Many went up to Richfield, and drew good wages in the beet fields until just recently. Unfortunately, Whites judge InWhite mans the dians from standards and not the Indian view point. The Indian does not think like a White man, neither his nor are does he reason, processes the same. The thought truth ' of the mtater is, Indians do not admire Whites, nor their civilization. customs, nor their War of the Party filming During this summer, nothing made the Navajos happier than to act in the' part of the motion picture where the Indians killed off all the Whites. This they genuinely enjoyed. White people pity the poor for living in filth, cold and apparent misery. The truth of the matter is, the Indian has been living that way for generations and loves it. He wants no change; he will resist any change and in turn pities the poor White man, and is happy in the fact that he is free of the complexities of civilization. nr J Vol. XVII No. 12, 1917 Mayor, Miner, Commission Slate Zoning and Planning Group For 1948 gentle reminder 'that, unless the $5 is paid by December 30, 1947, ) your licence will expire. By Jerry Loveland Years ago the medical doctors MARINE CORPS A Seven-ma- n zoning and planbecame jealous of the kind and VOLUNTEER for the city of Commission ing efficient elderly women who arset will te up immediately Logan RECRUITING OFFICERS rived at your homes along with of the year by first the after the stork,' and elected men to the Curtis E. Miner nad his two Appointment of Hajor William Mayor legislature who passed the law Glen Nielsen and commissioners, P. Nye, 173 East 3rd North, as requiring the registration of all was revealed O. Looslie. This R. a volunteer Marine Corps Recruitdoctors. The doctors' heard the in an the this week by Mayor sentimental remark often made by ing Officer for Logan, Utah has interview with, him at his Curtbeen announced by H. B. Liver-sedg- is E. market on south main. grandmothers, that the baby, any baby, was worth a million dolColonel, Director of the 12 Four of the advisory group will lars. They saw their opportunity Reserve District, as of December serve four year terms while three to capitalize on that, even though 8, 1947. will come up for reappointment a thing to do with they had-nartwo years. By staggering the of State AgriUtah A after graduate babys arrival.1 A lot of foolish of the members we will terms the cultural 1940, college, Major young women go and pay a docenable them to carry out long-ranthe Marine in was commissioned tor for information their own mocivic improvement policies Corps, February 20, 1941, and thers would give them for nothing at which present is impossible. As served wit hthe Third Marine diand often much' better advice and is it now, any projects being vision at Bougainville. information. at the expiration of a planned Well, we got off the subject of According to the announcement mayor and commissioner's term plumbers state licenses, The same Major Nye has heen authorized are dropped because the incoming thing prevails in all states. The to effect enrollments and admin- people are often unaware of them, only difference is that in other ister enlistment oaths for the Mayor Miner said. states, much more effort is made Marine Corps Reserve Volunteer Mayor Miner, whose term starts. ' health-hazar; to remove caused What Will Universal 17 and January 1, also said that the city Men between the age of d by careless and : plumb seriously consider32 years, or older if veetrans, may fathers were Military Training ing. n a Recity weights and in ing the enrolled Volunteer be As just one' instance, a man Mean to My Son? measures board. Its function, of all serve. of Veterans services, employed by the state health course. would be to check on any or under honorable received who board has made trips around this The answer to this question 'short' weight merchants. honorable conditions state to arrest and penalize those approaches its ideal answer at discharges, The cljief difficulty in improv--in- g are also eligible. No physical exwho do '' plumbing without first Fort Knox, Ky., where 1300 teenour city, His Honor continued,, aminations are required. and at age Americans are participating contributing for a licence, is lack of funds. We have a lower -the very same time, this man in a UMT eyperiment. Colonel Leversedge commended assessed value today than we did The Fort Knox course is based passes up and pays no attention his in 1920. Yet the cost of mainthe Major for volunteering to and tha.t on the assumption that a soldier, tenance and labor has jumped treMarine the behalf of services in means any situation where drink- to be a good one, must he a Reserve program and in the gen- mendously. ing water may siphon from sew- moral one, said Dr. R. H. Hill, He also stated that many people eral interests of a strong naage by meahs of ball-co- x or flush cberrustrv department head, at have the misconception concerntional defense. valves that are not provided with Utah State Agricultuial college, He the ing repair of sidewalks. n the device that is re- who has recently attended: a out that the city does not. pointed . quired by state law. Anyone who short course for commanding offinance the repair of "Sidewalks and may be interested in this should ficers at Ft. Knox. Dr. Kill! :s- - a H. Lead R. Will Dr. Walker that individuals had the choice of read sections 4 & 5 -- pagel4- State lieutenant colonel in the sanitary their own repairs or petmaking International Commission of Utah Plumbing Code. corps reserve. the city which would order itioning When the bill was being explain.Everything possible is done- at Utah will again provide leader- the entire block to do the necessary ed on the floor of our legislature Ft. Knox to improve and protect ship for a United Nations project work. to become law, it was called a the morals of the soldiers while to aid a backward country. Dr. health measure, and much oratory they are there, Dr. Hill repotted. R. H. Walker, dean of agreiulture was blown- around in its behalf. Profanity, vulgarity and gambl- at USAC, will leda an interna- Increased Production The terrible toll of death at Provo ate taboo, and no beer is commission to study Thaitional and Brigham caused by contam-- 1 sc' td in the camp. The boys On Utah Farms in 48 land ' (Siam), it is announced by inated water was gone into at conduct their own courts of jusPresident Franklin S. Harris. Dean Are Recommendations Nonlength, but the enthusiasm about tice to punish offenders. Walker is also director of Utah ' was commissioned officers are selected its being a health-measutruck, Sugar beets, vegetable Excellent Gave station. Students Experiment Agriculturla on the basis of being good inshort lived. crops, gram and forage, dairy after v Logan shortly Leaving And now the inspectors, instead structors. They cooperate to im- Peformance in Dr. Walker will go to cows, sheep and chickens should Christmas, of enforcing the plumbing code, prove relations on Utah, find increased between officers Washington, D.C., for , final in- farms in 1948,production settle for the annual fee from and enlisted mens. Each soldier is Joan of Lorraine are recommendastructions from the UN food and also trained in some skill music, each plumber. tions contained in a report on is due the praise High agriculture organization. On New Other laws are being) neglected art, leathercrafts, plastics, metallor Utah production agricultural cast which gave the Years Eve he will fly to London the same way. The fish and game work, etc. for 1948, compiled by Dr. W. opening performance of Joan of and thence tq Bangkok, capital Pleston Thomas and Dr. George wardens merely want to know if el of Thailand. j Lorraine at Utah State each hunter has paid his bill for T. Blanch, professors of agricula Journalism In week. last Instructor Will college tural economics and marketing, toting a gun. The traffic officers two-adrama depicting all decked out in flashy uniforms Receive Science Award great Veterans Administration Utah State Agricultural college. and driving swanky cars, come In arriving at their conclusions tragedy, seasoned with clever wit. Calder M. Pickett, instructor Experienced and inexperienced ac- Highlights the specialists have considered the blustering up. got and lights for r this thing?, meaning my sucextent and in the tors honors of in shared nature, and Ford, English journalism at Carl Raymond Gray, Jr., who Utahs agricultural adaptability and the tifne was lot, direchas the resources; received from under word USAC, cessful then, portrayal has been made by President cal, national and international degot a drivers licence? the Mpdill school of journalism tion of Prof. Harold I. Hansen. Truman to succeed Gen. Omar N mand, and adjustments necessary A.t the same time, along main Northwestern inuniversity, that he Utilizing one of the most street, cars were parked wrong, will receive his science MD at genious devices for portraying Bradley as administrator of vet- in a changing economy. erans affairs, is- a veteran of facing the traffic. commencement in June. Mr. Picket character in drama, the play In a few weeks, we got to shell studied at Northwestern during wright, Maxwell Anderson, has both World Wars. General Brad- Friday, February 13th out; again for car licences. The the 1945-4- 6 ley will leave the V. to succeed school year, and last given to the stage a state could afford to skip that un- - summer as Army Selected As Date For Ball Eisenhower necourse a completed in which actors step' in General 4 till 'living costs become reasonalbe. Chief of Staff early next year. In defiance of superstition, Frinotice how liberal the legislature cessary for the degree. He was and out of characters during the assume will as his duties the 13 th of February, has Gray from in day the college whole performance. The use of is with the publics money, such graduated VA 1. In been selected for the Governor s administrator 1944, as of after January editor as the mere item of $800,564.00 this device is almost startling in serving World War I Gray served as a Ball at USAC, according to Col. Student Life, campus weekly, and its effectiveness. for1 the centennial' celebration. captain, major and lieut. colonol, E. W. Timberlake, professor of Here is an entierly different sub- - receiving the college citizenship and later as a colonel in the U. military science and tactics. He ject; a suggestion to the telephone award and and presenting the S. Engineer . Reserve. In 1943, he also announced the officials and Union Meeting1 . company. The proposed increase senior address. was appointed a brigadier general committees in charge. Cadet Col. in subscribers rates Is justified. Stake J. A. McCowin, Logan, and Col. Relief Society Logan We all know the price of materials ih charge of railway transpor- Timberlake , held be Union will be will Meeting for new and maintenance work tation, Allied European Theater Mr. McCowin will also be chairMedill .December 3:30 At School at 13, Studying Saturday, has1 increased, so patrons of Stan Andersen, a graduate and in the Stake" House. All officers of War, and was made a major man of the invitation and recepservice should have only general in September 1945 Bom tion committee; Regimental sponone demand, and that is to im- -' journalism Instructor at USAC, is 'and class leaders are urged to be in Wichita, Kansas, he was a sor Evadene Johns, Fillmore, Nor-d- a studying' at Mediil). school' of jour- present. No department work student at Western posh a time limit on all calls. File, Logan, Oscar R. Frandsen, Military Ac' ' The gossiping gossips - create a nalism, Northwestern university, for secretaries .and magazine ademy, Alton, 111., and received Mt. Pleasant and Geo. H. Champ, real menace to any and all honest and will probably receive his M.S. representatives. Speciil Christmas his A.B. degree from the Uniwill Logan, assist them on. the. . people. degree next June. program will be given". versity of Illinois. . general committee. jf n - y ds slip-sho- cross-connectio- ns, anti-sypho- e, ge one-ma- In-(dio- ns - ; re Agri-cultur- ' Friday, December 7 ct day-ligh- - on-comi- ng . k . - ; tele-pho- he . - - |