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Burton Holmes in Travelogue Series on South America Burton Holmes returns to Orchesâ€" tra Hall on Feb. 16â€"18â€"19 to open his series of five travelogues with an all new production, "A Motor Tour in Brightest South Africa." With his +car and cameras Mr. Holmes went to South Africa last summer to conquer for his screen a new world of wonders, a white man‘s Africa. Never before has South Africa been presented in Travelogue. Stories of dangerous and scientific exploration have held the lecture stage for many years. The wild animals and the black naâ€" tives have been pictured frequently. But the white man‘s splendid cities and the amazing works of the Emâ€" pire Builders, who have civilized a continental wilderness have never before been shown. The super highways, scenic glories, delightful resorts, skyscrapers, modern office buildings, picture palaces and Naâ€" tiopal yParks received their first treatment by the cameras of Burton Holmes, and for the first time he offers a travéel adventure about this land of the sunâ€"bathed veld, where wild â€"animals â€"zoam‘ unmolested in THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1988 ern cities rub shoulders with the primitive huts of native tribes, and where travel is one incessant round of pleasure and interest, _ On Feb. 23â€"25â€"26 Mr. Holmes presents for the second of his series "Italy and the New Roman ‘Emâ€" pire." Returning last fall from South Africa via the East Coast through the Mediterranean > Mr. Holmes toured Italy ‘extenisvely. This time with his car, also a flight to Tripoli for a visit with General Balboa. This new screen story will show the marvelous transformation effected during the past few years. The third lecture on March 2â€"4â€"5. Mr. Holmes presents the story of "The World Wide British Empire," which may be called a world tour under the Union Jackâ€"a tour which ends with the crowning of a new King of a mighty Empire that nevâ€" er sees the sun sink behind her far horizons. i On March 9â€"11â€"12 the fourth lecâ€" ture is "Picturesque Germany" when he will present not only new aspects of familiar regions, but German scenes and German cities new to his screen. S For the fifth and final lecture of his series on March 16â€"18â€"19 Mr. Holmes will once more take his auâ€" dience below the equator for a bright and highly adventurous trip. "Down to Rio, Through Mexico and Over the Andes," a screen story that ends in mdelightful Rio deâ€"Jaâ€" neiro, the loveliest place in all the world. Deerfield Boy to Star for Bradley at N. U. Saturday The Illinois Intercollegiate Athâ€" letic conference takes the basketball spotlight away from its younger Tllinois college rival. in championâ€" ship action this week, but a nonâ€" conference battle promises to deâ€" tract the attention of both before the week is up. _ Those rampant Bradley cagers, pacing the Illinois college loop with three triumphs, risk their season‘s string of 11 straight victories against Northwestern Saturday in the nonâ€"conference feature. . Not since the Wildcats present leaders of the Big Ten, whipped them last season have the Techmen lost a game. They won five in a row after the setback, which with this seaâ€" son‘s string, gives them a record of 16 consecutive victories. â€" While the Peorians are building up to their "revenge" game and Illinois Wesleyan is planning for another _ nonâ€"conference headliner against De Paul, the North Centralâ€" Millikin and Augustanaâ€"Knox games will supply the championship feaâ€" ture of the week. Charles Orsborn of Deerfield is star played for Bradley cagers. . Community Training School First Session Held Tuesday P. M. cation, had its opening session The community leadership trainâ€" ing school which is being conducted at the Bethany Evangelical church under the> auspices of the Lake Tuesday evening. Scholars enrolled from Glencoe, Deerfleld, Bannockâ€" burn, Highwood, Lake Forest, Lake Bluff and from our own city. Prof. John Garrison of Winnetka is provâ€" ing himself to be a splendid instrucâ€" given, one on the 8th and the other on the 15th at 7:30 p.m. Any one interested in this fine course is inâ€" Â¥ited to enroll. Subscribe for the PRESS BRUSH Washington, D. C., Jan. 292â€"Last Monday the Senate Civil Service committee favorably reported a resâ€" olution introduced by Senator Alâ€" len J. Ellender, Democrat, of Louisâ€" iana, providing for an investigation of the administration and operation of the civil service laws. In proâ€" posing the resolution the Senator has no doubt been actuated by a sincere desire to further the merit system in the government. We do not want to believe otherwise. We have no reason to believe otherwise. The stated purpose of the proâ€" posed investigation is not to attack and publicly discredit the civil servâ€" ice system as such but rather to find ways and means by which it can be improved. It is designed to expose to the light of public opinâ€" RALPH E. CHURCH + Representative 10th Congressional (North Shore) District Shoulder Spring Lamb . Shoulder Young Pig ... POT ROAST LAMB ROAST Fresh, Made to Order .... :Vln honmk:;pmu Wilson‘s Certificd E:dcrnyl‘hctontnlh 'ltlm‘ e-.rrh:an‘hm lvtrht‘of these delicious ready to serve meats. There a m'?y""ufi:".’-'.'fi" to fit m-m ;::: PORK ROAST Boneless Brisket ...... 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It is an evil which should be exâ€" posed and promptly corrected. â€" But "bureaucratic czars" jand *personal politics" are not the only enemies of effective . gowernment and a real merit system. Their parâ€" ticular practices are not the only evils which should be exposed to public opinion. It can be justly said that members of Congress themselves and "party politics" conâ€" H. T. Bakke, Inc. o e «Celiophane pkg. , e ID. o i Ne. 2 caa J 29c e e e e e 2pkgsl|c o â€" Me. 2 cea 1 6. phy. 2 cans 37¢ 3 cans 29¢ 2 pkgs. 23¢ 3 cans 29¢ 3 cans 33¢ stitute an enemy of a real merit system. While professing to be in favor of the establishment of «@ modern career service based on merit for the government, subtle strategy has been repeatedly emâ€" ployed whereby the administration can make it appear that it is fulâ€" filling its platform promise to the people and at the same time conâ€" tinue the "spoils and patronage system." It would no doubt help the cause of the merit system if these practices could also be exposed to the light of public opinion. Space precludes an explanation of all the tricks (and there are many) that have been employed. It will suffice to indicate one of the favorites. in this political practice of artful dodging. Let us take for an example the Social Security Law which estabâ€" lished a new agency in the governâ€" ment. The law provided in effect that positions with the Social Securâ€" ity Board are to be filled from the Civil Service registers established in accordance with the ratings reâ€" lb. 2 1¢ LEMONS Julcy Sunkist ... APPLES Julcy Seakist ............ Cdoz. 3 3¢ (ay ma ons ... 4 for 256 o. ‘sa"so tor 9 1¢ Fant Faik iys. mur .2 FOr 23¢ NA ...3 tbt. 206 TA vink m 2 bun. 1 1 € o We onr s in bex 37e Soap and water alone can never do these four things until you add Oxol: Remove Stubborn Stains Deodorize Bleach Like the Sun Disinfect Pau!l Schuize Biscult Co‘s. 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It can be seen, therefore, that by writing "exemptions" into the Civil Service provision of the law the spoils system is continued while at the same time the spoilsâ€" man expresses his interest in the merit system, Senator Ellender‘s resolution proâ€" poses an investigation of one enemy to a real merit system. There are other enemies who should also be Put OXOL on Your Shopping List Today! phes. PAGE