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Show - Tuesday, February 15, 1949 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE. DRAGERTON, UTAH Whatnot Shelf Makes Fine Gift for Home SEWING The nltimate objective of Communists is world communism. Their tactics frequently vary: They zig-xa- flip flop, leap-fro- and g circles but the aim remains constant To achieve their goal Communists will temporarily support international cooperation, or even pose as human beings This type of political and diplomatic expediency is merely used to gain their final objective. That fact must never be disregarded. Communists wage a relentless war in various forms- Propaganda, treachery, deceit, espionage and infiltration are all weapons. The battlefield may be a political or social club, a government agency, a labor union or your mind ... ed is a 25c coping saw and the full size pattern offered below. This specifies the materials to use and amount needed. Simple, directions are included Simply trace the pattern on the wood, saw and assemble. 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She says she chooses guests whome she finds interesting, feeling that they must Interest others also And she accepts only those sponsors whose products she believes in; those plugs sincere. are completely Novelist James Hilton; whose Hallmark Playhouse is- - on CBS Thursdays. Is celebrating applying Jor U. S. citizenship by writing his first novel with an American locale. It wont be Hollywood, where so many of his books have been and so many of dramatized, whose stars have been on his proHe feels it Is not truly gram representative of America. Columbia Broadcasting seems to be aiming at the slogan You name em, weve got em. shortly after Bing Crosby switched to CBS, Red Skelton followed; come fall, hell Join their Sunday night parade. Sr-te- m Television may have Hollywood scared but there is jiothing wrong with the motion picture industry that pictures like A Letter to Three Wives wont cure With a perfect cast, an excellent story, fine direction, this 20th Century Fox production has everything that takes paying customers into theatres and gives them the worth of their money. If you look closely at the fire scene in Columbias The Man From Colorado (set in 1865) youll see an airplane in the sky It got In accidentally was patrolling the area for any spreading of the fire Lets get It straight abont my reaction te the great open said Jafie spaces of Arizona, of RKO's station Greer, west. It Isnt true that I alnted when I saw my first rattlesnake. I merely screamed so that people came running Vom Flagstaff, 30 miles away. And when I saw a big tarantula in the toe of mv slipper, I was leaving my tent anyway." co-st- than and Walker nt hyp-ocrac- V I -- hard-hittin- - The new March of Time, On Stage, shows what only insiders nsna!!v see what goes on behind the scenes of two successful piays now running In New York. They are Anne of the Thousand Days. starring Rex Red Harrison, and Gloves," starring Charles Royer, both of whom appear in the picture, along yiih many other famous people of the theatre. g There has been a tendency In re cent years for other sectors to look with a certain amount of scorn on Ivy league teams. Part of this was justified, although scholarship requirements in the league are well above the average, no matter what you hear. As far as 1949 Is concerned, and univercollege sities will have no apoligies to offer any section in the matter of football ranking. Last fall, Cornell and Darthmouth would have been an even match for most of the leading teams of the Midwest, South, Southwest or Far West. This will be true again thia year.- - Few of the better team In any section will have backs to match the Big Red or the Big Green. I mean sneb backs as Johnny Clayton of a passer of the Bcr-tel- li type or Frank Miller and Jerry Fleischmann of Cornell. Lefty James and Tubs McLaughry had two fine teams last fall. They would have been even bet against any team In the Big Nine except Michigan which Is favored over many. This new season they can be joined by Princeton and Harvard Dart-mont- Mutual's delightful Twenty Ques now in its fourth year, stars three members of one family Fred n newsVanDeventer, the caster; his wife, Florence, and their Their skill and in on, Bobby. genuity are likelv to make their fa Princetons outlook Is good. So mnus guests on the program seem Is Harvard's. Both canbe first while the - aud ence -- tongue tied, knowirg the answers, laughs and class. Brown can also move up. Pennslyvama is never weak George listens, Munger loses Chuck Bednank and On an Arizona location trip Guinn a few other good men, but if you Williams won a 22 target rifle by keep track, year after year youll find the Red and Blue a rather placing first m a flying tin can event He donaied hi prize to a rugged barrier. raffle for the benef.t of a veteran Columbia it definitely below Won over Dick Powell 1918 form, even with the rehospital. doubtable Lon Little In charge. among others. Columbia it never flooded with William L. Shirer wa later and material, and no team can lose 12 of it best men from a small later getting home to Sunday dm Mr ner following hit broadcast squad snob men at Kosserew, Shirer was irked, till she found that Rossides, etc. and hope to have he was staying to talk things much left. 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Tulane and Vanderbilt look to be two southern leaders next talL North Carolina will have the brilliant Justice and the able Art Weiner back, but there will be many gaps to fill Carl Snavely will fill them well He usually does These three Additions to the Irish slate are hooked up with a far stronger Navy team. Southern California, Purdue, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan State and Washington no easy march. This is better than the average schedule. It has no deliberate' soft spots that so many others have. It will certainly be a total of eight hdrd games ' - Notre Dame, like Michigan, North Carolina and others, will . lose good men and return good men. But you can gamble if you like to gamble that Frank Leahy will have a first-clas- s squad with fast, runners and al least two good passers. You can also be fairly sure be will have a good line. What about Armys schedule? It has a number of soft spots, but it also has aome rough and rocky bridges to cross. One of them la Michigan. Thats a sure thing. Others can be Stanford, Pennsylvania and Navy. But outside of Michigan, there is nc trouble ahead. This forces too much pressure on the Michigan game. A defeat here can play havoc with either teams final ranking more with Army than with Michigan. Army win have a fine back-fiel- d and nncertain line strength with such ' atars at Yeoman, Henry, etc., missing. Her ends will be her strongest point. Navy, again, has no chance to beat her schedule, the toughest in footbalL The 1949 menu includes Southern California, Notre Dame, Army. Pennsylvania, Duke, Princeton and others of heavy calibre. But the 1949 Navy squad should move well up in the year's ranking. Oklahoma will be strong again. Bud Wilkinson has a winning grip on the situation with a team that can exchange class with anyone around. Ivy Leagui Returns William Holden Is a great out doors man But now he is under orders to stay out of the sun He The plays an escaped killer in Dark Past an dhas to preserve a prison pallor played without benefit of make-u- p FcrYcur COUGH Creomubion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you s bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must tike the way it quickly sllays the cough or you are to have your money back. all Southern I Methodist, Tulane i and North Carolina J offer three of the I better games of the f i year. MethSouthern odist was Southwestern champion last fall, and probably will be again this year with Doak right Ij A ... if v -- nations economic sinews provide the power for Its military fist. That Is why Communists hover over democracies like vultures ready to swoop down as soon as a depression strikes. That is why theyre always instigating unrest . . . Americans who beat a drum in the gimme parade play into the dirty paws of Communists. By weakening our economy we give strength to Communism . . . Oddly enough, the mightiest allies of Communists are industrialists who allow inflation to zoom or Wall Streeters who put the skids under the market. Such financial finagling only profit those whoso, business consists of destroying democracy. When you spot a weasel in the works of machinery its a cinch to be a Communist. They enter such organizations not to solidify global cooperation but to be in a strategic position to whiz monkey-wrencheAndrei's Vishmskying in the UN offers a vivid illustration of that method. Such nefarious maneuvers aren't new: When the Soviet Union accepted membership In a commission created by the League of Nations to study the problem of European union, Pravda bluntly confessed in 1931: By taking par in the work of the European commission the Soviet Union will wreck the plans of the commission. Like all criminals, Communists make frequent use of aliases. Not do individual Communists only agents switch names but communist agencies are often disIn Canada the comguised munist party is called Labor ProIn Colombia it's tagged gressive Democratic Socialist." In Panama Its The Party of the Public. In Bulgaria, Worker's Party and in Germany, Socialist Unity." Communists pose as foes W al mobsters Intent on committing the same crimes robbing liberty and murdering deIt should be rememcency bered that Russia fought naxism because it was wantonly attacked. The Soviet Union had no other choice. When Rus-ai- a did have a choice it took the aide of naxism by inking a friendship pact. It's important to realize that Communists rejected morality a long time ago. Lenin said: When peo-- l pie talk to us about morality we say: For the Communist, morality consists entirely of cdmpact, united We discipline to attain our ends do not believe in eternal morality. With that depraved viewpoint as a guide it's simple to savvy why Communists are ready to condone the most despicable crimes .to achieve power. THe extent of Communist lunacy can be guaged by a typical slice of Stalins incoherency. In 1924 he declared: 'The dictatorship of the proletariat Is the new democracy. . Imagine! . He considers democracy a synonym for dictatorship. Is it any wonder that logic hag no effect on Communists? Should anyone be surprised when they break pacts and treaties? . . . Lies are their weapons That is why Communists call comwhile others warmongers mitting acts of war. That is why they call all others imperialistic while acting tike imperialists '. . . They are ready and willing to use any means to serve their ends trom lies to murder. There has never oeeo a more y shameful illustration of than the noisy babbling of - native - Communists about their devotion to liberty. Of course they desire freedom until they are powerful enough to destroy it . . . Their embrace of liberty Is a shotgun wedding It's another temporary advantage they use to reach their objective. If tyranny would server that purpose, Communists would be devotees of tyranny here. The Rankin-typ- e of wild inspires vodka toasts in the Kremlin. Spreading bigotry and Impairing civil liberties only invite the disunity that communism feeds upon. A united democracy is the most potent antidote against the Red plague. RELIEF AT LAST better r POPS AND emsprTEKDEn rpHE MONTHS of September, Oc- tober and November still l;e RADIO, if you say "Mary to windward But Margaret everybody knows Mc- some distance Bride Is understood. The fabulous j things are happening now that will M M , far handsomer than her pic- affect the coming autumn such as Estures indicate, told me shed been arranging football schedules forced into everything she had done pecially the schedule that Notre publicity, newspaper work, radio. Dame will face. It might be mentioned here that She must have been an excellent reporter; she is one of the best in- Notre Dame, after all the hullabaloo, d i d slightly terviewers on the air, yet has the - ... VJ3B.L DO S7 a go in ALWAYS PATTERNS Pigskin Previews Released oy WNU Features By INEZ GERHARD Communist Strategy CIRCLE Quaint junior Jroch SmarlLj Styled Shirlivaister mtSCREEfl' EVERYONE always seems to need whatnot shelves. This one is a reproduction of those used frequently in Colonial homes No skill or special tools are required to make this shelf. Perhaps the most important piece of equipment need- PAGE SEVEN In a recent test of hundreds of people who smoked only Camelj for 30 days. 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