- rt L WPA Faces An unusual employment THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST Job Puzzle problem of seasonal un- W P A f quota for ' Davis county was plaoed before Dar- was filled he did not know what rell J Greenweli state W P A di- could be done to alleviate the situarector Thursday by Albert B Bar- tion ton and AO Stoker commissioners or Davis county Invitee! to Outing They told the director that be' tween 100 add 200 families were in Swedish people over 65 years of urgent need of employment between age were invited Tuesday to attend seasonal demands for farm labor the annual outing of the L D Many of them will be employed old folks organization when the tomato harvesting season Swedish comes on within a month August 7 at 3 p m In the garden of Mr Greenwell said that since the Mrs Ohlson 188 Q street American youth la inclined tojcollege men preferred mixed drinks temperance according to a report to straight liquor Tha drinking habit la formed usuprepared Thursday by Henry C Jorgensen member of the state ally between the ages of 18 to 21 liquor control commission as a reto tha report Hen and sult of hia studies at a recent con- according ference of state commissioners at wbmen drink in approximately equal numbers but most hard drinkMackinac Island Mich Mr Jorgensen based his conclu ers are men and the consensus of sions partially on a survey made sentiment favors the moderate by Paul Studenski professor of eco- drinker or abstainer as compared nomics at New York university with the steady consumer of alcothe survey diswhich incorporated the opinions of holic beverages closed in young persons of all classes Seventeen per cent of the youth were found to be total abstainers and the ability to be more enter- Tells of Mexico taining was given by the majority Fascinating tourist attractions In of drinkers as their reason for in- - Mexico City were described Thurs- dulglng day by Harold G Reynolds L D S Three-fourtof the young peo- church mission secretary on his reple questioned said they preferred turn Thursday with Mrs Reyiffilds to dnnk in private groups to drink- from a two weeks’ trip into the ing in pubhc and 90 per cent of southern republic AKG Radio Programs wmm FRIDAY A M KDY!— 00— hs FRIDAY AUGUST 6 AM 00—KBL— Eunriae Serenade 6 30—KSL— Musio of the Morning 7 00— K8L— International News 7 15— KSL— Morning Musical Watch 7 30— CBS— Winston and Sutton piano team 8 00—K8Lr— International News 8 15— KSL— Morning Shopping Hints 8 30—KSL— Breakfast Melodiea 000—JCSL — Morning matinee? Judith Fashions In Food a Jane Adam JCarly Birds Flashes T 00— KD YD—Today a Aimattaa 7 15— KD7Lf-TotiTunes eWa :30— 7:45— KDYli— Roma Folks Frolic 8 00— NBC— Organ Kaverles 6 15— NBO—Maater Singers T 830— KDYL— Morning Melodies 8:45— KDYJs— On Wing ot Song 6 00— NBC— Bennett and Wllvtrton duo 8:15— NBC—Storys of 9 30— KDYL— Morning 945— NBC—Joa White Mary Marlin Mtlodles tenor - ' g 1100— 1200— NBC— “Peppar “ - NOON 12 00—CBS— Newa 11 IS — KDYL— Today's Stars 11 30— NBO— How to £ Charming 11 45— KDYL— Inquiring Reporter ' P Young 9 -- Industry Outlook In Salt Lake City for a brief in spection visit of Utah Copper com V Daveler vice pany holdings president and treasurer of the com pany Thursday expressed an opt! the copper Indus' mtstic outlook E Mr Daveler £tfd he was making his usual yearly trip west to confer with Colonel D C Jackling president and general manager of the Utah Copper company August 12 in San Francisco He reported a strong foreign copper market and said the domestic consumption had been ‘‘fairly good” all summer although refined copper stocks both here and- - abroad were only moderate Saying either “war or increased business activity in Europe was responsible for the increased foreign demand for copper Mr- - Daveler added that the greater part of Eu- but these DRIVE OUT SAVE jHYIQlSlf urer of several Kennecott Copper company subsidiaries including the Nevada Consolidated Copper corporation the Bingham and Garfield railroads the Nevada Northern railand Gila Valley road and the Ray railroad SQUAToST00P'O!SQl Thursday Mr Daveler conferred with D D Moffatt vice president and general manager of the Utah Copper company and visited mining properties in Bingham and the company’s 11000000 vehicular tun nbl from the lower end of Carr fork to Copperfield City Sunday Leaving Sait Mr Daveler will stftp en route to San Francisco Ely Nev Nevada Consolidated headquarters lake with tht NEW 1938 AUTOMATIC TUNING 1867 Isabella ITert’i tke firtt radio de- tinned for tuning ease and (race I Standing or itting the Inclined Control Panel show you your favorite stations iu tire-mak- a single glance Pblleo Automatic Ton fng gets them wills a I And single motion ' PhQeo’s famous Foreign Tuning System doubles oveneasreeeptionNever before such a radio never before such glori sms tone ancla super performance such regal cabinets! And yon can wm one for aa little as $ Easiest of Terms JJ 5 DELIVERS IT THE IEiT TIRE— "ON THE RECORD"— exact mileage records kept by large companies show Goodyear tires wear longer— ss millions know from experience That is why for 22 consecutive years mere people have beagbt Gttdjtar three than any ether kmdt e buying those tires you need wouldn’t you like t& know BEFORE which tire offers the most value the greatest mileage for your money? And who can give y6u a more honest answer than the men who run the nation’s largest fleets of cars— men who buy more tires every year than you’ll use in a lifetime! Records of many such fleets show that Goodyear tires wear so long Auto fans AUTOMATIC LIGHTERS Allowance On Your Old Set ' Philco Headquarters in Sugar House innii Jttw 2144 IIP EAST 'SUGAR HOUSE : fHY 11 -- —'qetfi ' lOI-- I I DRIVE OUT G-S- AVE and CaL Cityj-DaniC- l Gtorge W i W' Webster” Salt Webster Provo Webster Oakland y Funeral Services will be conducted at the Taylorsville L D S ward chhpel Saturday af I p m with Bishop Joseph Bennion officiating Burial will bs in ' the Taylorsville cemetery Friends may call at the George A Jenkins mortuary in Murray Friday evening and at the family residence 1140 West Forty-eight- h South 10 a m until street tima of Saturday services per mile much as as lf er — EXTRA VALUE-- AT 1 ALL GOODYEAR TIRES ‘ GIVE YOU THESE TOP-RAN- K EVERY PRICE ctstsr traction Quick-stoppi- grip 2 Tht Goodyear Morgia of Sofsty d X Tough troad 4 High aids shooldtra to bold to curvts S SuporMst Cord hi tvtry ptg oxtra-niloo- aoo-ski- Mowoot-protoctlo- a FEATURES r ! 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TO BUY Look If a nearby Goodyear dealer or Goodyear Service Store is not listed look in ClassifiedTelephone Directory under “Goodyear tires" with on the primary boards and Cottonwood stakes For many years she was secretary of the Relief society of Taylorsville L D S ward During the World war Mrs Haigh devoted much of her time to service with the Red Cross Suryiving are four sisters Mrs Minnie W Frame and Miss Emma J Webster Taylorsville Mrs Fannie W Frame Salt Lak City and Mrs Mary A Smith Payson and four brothers James A Webster Lake Eif Trade-I- n Webster and worker in the Primary association of the Taylorsville L D Sward and had served J one-ha- That is why it will pay you to select the Goodyear that fits your purse and your need— because the experience of the largest tire users proves Goodyears give you more of everything jiod tost less thanjsny other running expense on your car! ENJOY YOUR SUMMER TRIPSI You can depend on products that aro Goodyear endorsed for Quality and Value: widow school teacher Taylorsville as much to T an ox team company In 1867 In 1868 the family - moved from Salt Lake City to Taylorsville where Mrs Haigh had resided since She had been in active service as a h H super-mileag- Pioneer A one-fourt- ONE-FIFT- Goodyear tires cost you so much less to use because the can give you more tire per dollar world's largest “G-3- ’ e whether of regardless you buy the the sensational new "R-l- ” that offerj fjrsiass travel at reduced rates— or Goodyears in lower pfice classes Every Goodyear is the top quality tire for the money I FLOOR MATS and Mary for gasoline— U LJ L TUeISXJ Extra quality— at every price of W H Halgh died at her home in Taylorsville Wednesday- - at 11:30 a m of causes incident to age Mrs Haigh was born in North Prairie Wis July 11 1859 She came to Utah with her parents John mmm TIRES an other everyday expenses! SEAT FADS SEAT COVERS Halgh 78 records prove e as you spend at Webster nation-wid- ANb atmciATtoe STOftASi AMI ICMI that a full set actually costs only Succumbs i IMUUMCLUCtMSI lf 1 rope’s copper import was obtained from Canada South Africa and South America One of the greatest stimulants to the copper minihg and refining industry is the increasing demand for the red metal in newly developed steel alloys according to the execu- lake Tribune composing room from 1890 to 1903 He first became identified with the Utah Copper company in 1909 He now is vice president and treas- ueuMt h Goodyears cost least under any conditions ? at V HOUSE one-fift- one-quart- -- House of Petes Mac tive “A great deal of development 1000— KSL— Gregor a dramatis serial 1015— KSL— Everett Hoagland’s Orchestra work Is being done with prefabricatfrom Saltalr ed houses Of copper-stee- l alloys he 1030— KSL— International News “The metal is used both for Seattle Trappers Exchange said 11 OO— KSL — Death Watch mystery series and frarties in’ construcof dramas by Gladys Wagstaff sheeting tion of the buildings" Plnney— "Ray of Doom " 1130— KSL— Johnny Peterson’s Old Mill Mr Daveler knows the copper inorchestra 11:45—TBS— George Hamilton’s ofcfief- - dustry thoroughly having attained tra his present position from a former MIDNIGHT 12 00— CBS— Pasadena Civio Auditorium Status of millman in Bingham He Orchestra to was born in Denvea snd-'ca- m AM the age of four 12 JO— CBS— Eddie Fitzpatrick and his Utah in 1890 music 1 00— KSL — Good-Nigyears with his parents Mr and (Paid Advertisement) Mrs John S Daveler His father was superintendent of The Salt cost PER 100 MILES Charted here are average maintenance costs obtained from fleet owners operating hundreds of cars on Goodyear tires Note that a full set of Goodyears costs as much as ga only about from to one-haat much as other routine expenses Ratios may vary somewhat in your Case depending upon roads climate aqd bow fast you drive for try prano K8L— Rhythms of the Evening The n m EVSjA iTuZft'taTiEA 7ctay on Optimistic Magazines of the Air B A 12 30— K81— Melody Minutes 12 45—XSLi— Stock Market Quotations and Family orchestra Georgs 12 30— NBC—Jules Radinsky’s orchestra 1 sight (Piaid Adv SUGAR William Bogen The airliner crashed with seven aboard last December 15 in the Lone peak region ot the Wasatch range southeast of Salt Lake City The last body recovered was that of Miss Gladys Witt stewardess It was found Wednesday Former Resident Rolfe'a Orchestra Reed Kenned JDelmar Edmundson “Trout House" gucL M by Dorothy Thom pon 8:0h— NBC—Amos n Andy — ' Radio station S:J5 NBC— Court of Human Relatione 9 00— NBC — Flitch’s Gardens orchestra— Reggie Chi ids KDYL— Utah Pictorial 9 45— NBC— Castle farms orchestra 1000— KDYJj—lrana-Kad!- 0 News 10:15— NBC— Don femaitdo’s orchestra 10 30— NBO—Paul Rabin’s orchestra NBC— 10 45— Jesse Crawford’s orchestra 1 1 :00— KDYL— The Witching Hour 1 1 :l 5— NBC— Sport Graphic— Ira commentator 11 30— NBC— Leoa Mojica’s El Patio ei v chestra 2144 Following recovery during the last few weeks of six of the seven bodies of plana crash victims in Hoagum canyon Frank J East? 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