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Show X;"fi. xx '7 ' i-- V Rev tewing Sforitf ' The ' - x -- Music, Art, Drama . - - , - - Modern and 18th Century Horrors Depicted In Books - Sunday;, sept. BESTSELLERS Utft Ka- ArrangexnentEha ; ' zan th, Brigharn Young By United Press International French Revolution as immeas today's" newspaper, --Murder.One,- .- by ttorothy diate is-- " . There iRandonv-Hous- t the Englishman Kil that the road to London noting 5 95): The late Dorothy Kilgalhas many more carriages upon len.a, leading syndicated decades, it than-th- e highway' outside reporter for over three M ..." . into, Paris. And Paris of 1789 is such ushers her readers the courtroom with me. Hear a"" cooked, 'dingy . place. Ver-and see what I heard and saw." sailles is nothing much. Her virulent and often slangy But thevisitor gets to the of "the matter. He style permeates her retelling of heart six of the most sensatsonal describes the growing industry murder trials she covered. She in detail, thei price of wine and dubs some! of them: "Hooch, the making of cloth caps for the fallen nes University. on "Mormonisnv and the Ger- - ... UtohSymphony Slates Two Special Concerts Compiledjby Publishers' Weekly 2 ""fiction, , The Day-Thor- nton Wilder The Chosea Chaim Potok Yidal Washington, on Falls the Cit- yNight Sarah Gainham The Plot Irving Wallace ' A Nieht of Watchine-Elliott!- mgArnold D.C.-- kre . 7A Sunday Herold p,vxi ufn ...... Tbe-Eigh- .New Editor Is Named forJCampus Quarterly; First Issue Planned County, The' Utah J5mphony hfTin-muVica- f alized arrangements for. two fun on the" lighter side, ur MlhkiuS speciaTconcerta H e n d e rson,, - . i guest conduct" the Utah Symphony Or- - -v ." enaeavor. Typical praise came" after a recent New York ap- -' pearance..when the Herald TrV bune critic, wrote that "Henderson's work was "a pleasure to en-- " counter: Professionally top drawer, more .than usually sensitive to purely aural "values, " and pated with a sure sense of r theatre, his musical talents run to more depth than those, familiar as a television personality." , ?! "vlv is being for all LDS scholars, When. .She was Per. spent many days in libraries in it o r m antes revitalized with a new editor Germany compiling the refer-ne- w Roth scheduled for An Operational design and new materials, ;ences. Necessity Jan. 4, at Weit was announced Saturday by i - The Issue also will include Gwyn Gnffm ber College in Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, presi- Levin s Rosemarv Evo-deand BabyIra Structure "The'tJngin, ' and of BYU. Candlesticks The and' theOgden lution of the Stars" by Err Del-- 4 trade. The Eva the Homicide" export Englishman Cross-RWhores and 5. in the Jan. uth Solomon Freeman Vise-Dr. Charles. D. Tate Jr., H. McNamara, which was , of the middle Coo case; Slight Case of notes the Salt Lake Tab . , Castle-Vict- oria sistant professor of English ativen as the fourth annual Fac--' class, which was crowding out Kin of the Friffidity: the Mr. Henderson . y ,; old order, cringing the university.-whOiUHvieinam- me lecture; engnani roung 'case, ""Poison: anaedopnuia.sii l ; of ; Manhattan Louis Skitch Tales Henderson Different C revolution. bycomposer nas naa wiae XDf: War," case. Ray eaitonm exper;the Creghton Applegate Auchincloss- conductor lUanUt. raonntwir.. ience, lias been appointed editor, HillarnrFreedom;d--1h- e " ,v.. One of time ticks the observer, tTerlapseMinteregang"ttf.; r MEASLES REDUCED Nonfiction President Wilkinson said. Dr. American Cowboy ,M by Roy. C. -- inland one of the country's out- the six is ur. sam sneppara s off income of a monetary New tfy Industrial "The, Tate will gear the magazine for weal Lambert; The New MorWASHINGTON first trial plus" Miss Kilgallen's concert and television standi (UPIM7.S. great monasteryVa lOfit "century John Kenneth Galbraith serious LDS readers, every ality" by Dr. Harold T. Chris- General William H. Surgeon idepposition which, she stresses, A Modern personalities Priest Looks relic successfully 18th in the atflis he century, where and emphasuedat-jUseB-Jurdue Universil Stewart says that measles in heipeaJumJ0DtainjanewH-i8Father 'manages to lead a' completely the United Dawson is not just for BYU scholar- s- and othersjits lists of Outdated . Church States - has been w hftooktoicialK-ii. Jaiws life in musie.'A true pro- - reduced "By KavauaugU ."jdotfble Dr. Tate explained that manuDr. Tate announced that new resolutions and demands p of her original drawn nearly 75 per cent edited paste-u'Our Crowd"-Step-hen Bir duct of the twentieth this year from 1956 and can be he covers and a wealth of new arti- scripts are welcomed' from all matercentury. plus coverage up by doctors, lawyers, pea mingham newspaper S LDS scholars, not only the BYU cles Have been-lineial that was unprintable at the sants and bakers. They want At Ease Dwight D. Eisen is equally at norne in any music, eliminated completely if child up for the The board editorial 1967-6- 8 be it Bruckner, Irving Berlin, or ren through the second grade issues., which will ap- faculty. of the trial. But in Murder ": the vote, less taxation, better hower -- experts on many DR. CHARLES D. TATE JR. time and his colorful are vaccinated. comprises in One she expands from the October, January, April pear areas of science, religion, so representation. At first they Everything But Money-5- am career ranges, from piano stints -"- This year, cases and July; and basis objective reportial He was one of the six stmvere LoiQisXVIr1As the Levenson cial sciences, arts and letters m what he affectionately" calls averaged about-1,70- 0 a week, includes her shrewd insights, The new covers wifl be taken editors of Abstracts of Anyone Can Make a Millio- n- "saloons." to the documents at BYU in addition to faculty years pass, of compared with an average of guestxdirection most and certainly, from the collection of etchings Morton Shulman- Studied a scholarly service analyses, fecofd the change. N members of several other uni the New York Philharmonic, nearly 5.700 cases per week' i ',, her opinions. by Mahonri Young in the BYU versities. The Lawyers Martin Mayer journal which is mailed interna Marie Antoinette-.ilear- : during the same period of ..The tea. will enneertk snecial ; art coHecti6n.;:;Although only a how law and Bcfi who his been a tionally nd Is now an official a She emphasizes Dr. Tate on a balcony above a The Autobiography toe popular: favorites fromt6'''In iv Stewart said Thurs-section of one etching will be - emerging Russell the trand are. of National frightepublication its interpretation BYU of d a report on the measles member mob of the cit&eni Broadwav musicals, andvnrom. day English used on. each cover, the full Games People Play Eric Council of Teachers' of English, ningly dependent upon ". .. . the Most still cheer. But some ca faculty for seven years, prev ises to be full of variety and eradication campaign. is a member of the consolation is that ideas and for her head. Some etching will be reprinted inside iously back-to-- 1 two the "Phase fire Berne,; M.D. taught at University of and still the journal so that it can be ine ueatn oi a rresident-illia- m school Colorado and Utah State Uni editorial board. . laws "constantly change. Her Witnesses report Louis ,dining phase if successful, Manchester clipped and mounted. He is a former missionary to book shows how the criminal in state. Two To Be Young Was Very could make an end of this years later he is a "The 1967-6- 8 volume will hold versity. Netoe.rlanls a?d .currently law once was. Until only a year prisoner in his palace. His Madam Sarah Cornelia- Otis Heaven Marian Lawrence Pea- - crippling and killing disease," He received the B.S. and M.A.4 valuable scholarly tools that no . . he added. body ,s at Utah State Univer- teaches the Dutch literature ago. suspects were not manda courtiers have fled. His body Skinner member ?f the community of degrees the course at BYU. in addition to of their is off informed the from and rights, Ph.D. being peeled by guard torily degree -v LDS scholars should be with- sity . English courses confessions obtained under du mob and butchered. A girl University of Colorado. out," Dr. Tate said. He explain-e- d ress were admissible evidence, describes joining, a mob. An old that the Autumn issue will . little allowance wad made for man . watches the mob on a include a valuable bibliography judgments formed on pretrial killing rampage. Folk In A witness describes, the reports. breakfast he ate and then the The book is more than series of electrifying trials of. storming of the Bastile. The 1 1 "good murders as opposed to terribe figures of the Terror cheap ones." - The reporter-autho- r rise in these accounts and Marie makes each case and all Antoinette's head rolls in little .C-,-By JOHN EVANS its aspects live again and be more, than a footnote in a NEW YORK (UP1) Bill gossip's letter: judged again. W WW and Steve Addiss are folk Six Central Utah residents The roosT' frightening yet There are detailed jeports of edition fascinating ' aspect; is that sincere Tef most American are included in just who the Revolutionary would not be able to understand of Outstanding Civic" Leaders of evervthing-i- nMurder" One is Terror is killing and documents The Chauntenettes. ,whfeh.. all the- - songs- - they- singr Many America, its editors announced real, and Dorothy Kilgallen does detailing the spreading horror 11111 have been" disbanded for thief are folk tunes of other nations today. not let the reader forget it. and repulsion at the slaughter. past two years; will Tiold a re-- i iuv yau wave According to the statement, Marsha Dubrow(UPI) It is all there, reflected in uaveieu . organization meeting at the throughout Asia, Africa and Outstanding Civic Leaders of ProfessoriDawson neat .aelec- Berg Mortuary Wednesday at Europe under the sanction of America "'is an annual biogra f The French Revolution, edited tWn. 8 p.m. the, U.S. Information Agency phical compilation of approxi - (Prentice-Hal- l, ' 4 1 The Dawson book, which opens with jr-mI 111 t i by Philip All former members and any I I iw vVMIU1I1 i1 li l I fl'f inn i l f performing for royal audiences mately 6000 civic leaders from jr - $4.95 -- hardbound,$1.95 an -- eager -J- Bngiish traveler 's c .-' miit t woman interested in a chorus as well as native villagers. And all parts of the nation. The men with a of ends : "A collection notes, oaDerback) police spy's are invited to attend. on each occasion they combine and women included were nom documents that tell the story of report. A cynic might say - .The emphasis will be on secu some American folk tunes with inated earlier this year by local revolution that changed the modern Europe, was born. The lar songs and the group will songs of the country they are city officials, chambers of com- the world. Written by a professor historian and serious reader will and com- visiting. , merce and civic groups." sing at Civic, club for historians, the little book say thank you to Professor munity events. Crofut and Addiss can sing in The six Central Utahns in the (181 pages) is surprising. By Dawson. Helen Weeks is the conductor 27 languages and perform a 1967 edition, scheduled for pubRichard H. Growald (UPI) men who witnessed the allowing and Mrs; Maxine Davis will be number of exotic instruments. lication in January of 1968, are UDheaval to describe Daw it, the accompanist. Since the government spends Luke Clegg, 1060 Briar Avenue, son V collection makes the TLaintr . nnrtahlo . ntwt Msilv I I ' I 11 1' ine uiaunteneues was an only a token amount on cultural Provo j Russell Innes, 288 W. " I 1 J tanks rubber established group for ; many exchanges, they both feel the Main, Lehi; Malcolm H. Beck, JfO , f operated, huge I JL.- I 'V years and entertained widely United States should nave a 367 N. 400 W., American Fork; kns, 465 N. 800 W., Orem; Mrs. are in used in Vietnam for J I throughout Orem, Provo and minister for culture, as have Mrs. Lola Peterson Adams, 911 Mildred Evans Ream, 511 E. storing fuel for planes and " I other Utah County towns. Z3- -' I tanks. E. 800 S., Orem; Scott E. 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