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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE THE MURRAY EAGLE C. B. WALLACE, Editor EDNA M. WALLACE, Associate Editor Issued every Thursday Entered na second class matter February 8, 1927, Salt Lake City, Utah, under Act of March 3, 1879. at the Postofflee at TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Salt Lake County, Utah One Tear In advance Six Months In Advance - - - Elsewhere In United States One Year In advance 33 Telephone Murray .... EDITORIALS LEGAL NOTICES THROUGH A NOTICE TO WATER USERS NX&mans Eyes State Office, Salt Lake City, rtah, Nov., EiiKituH-r'- s By 20, 1934, Notice 1m hereby given that Murray City Corporation, Murray, Utah, Iiiih made application in ac cordance with the laws of I tali to change the point of dl version. place of use and point of return of( $115.0 sec. ft. of water from Little BO Cottonwood Creek in Salt Lake . U.. 1,1 T'..l. f.....f.. CiWIl IUII. oils vvuut 1.....' AM1IIIJ, heretofore teen diverted at a rxint 50 $1 which hears S. 84 L'tT E. G2M.5 ft. from the E'4 Cor. Sec. 11. T. 3 H., It. 1 E 8. L. H. & M. and used to after (,'enerate eleetrlcar energy which it was returned to the natural stream at a point which hears S. 7504' W. ZW ft. from the E4 - RESULTS SHOWN The government's great housing campaign is beginning to show results. Construction touched bottom in 1933, when, during an as compared average four weeks, only $18,000,000 was spent, 1931. The new in with $59,000,000 during a similar period four in the and of middle August, campaign started in the weeks four the In was spent. weeks following $19,000,000 and ending October 13, $29,000,000 went into homes, on Nodosed which weeks four the was spent during vember 10th. It is estimated that more than 1,000,000 homes, involving an expenditure of $8,000,000,000, would have been built had there been no depression. $36,-000,0- 00 Cor. Sec. 2. T. 3 S., K. 1 E., S. J.. Ii. & M. It is now tirotuiMi'il t.i ill- vert said water at a point which hears S. 7i)2!J' E. 45.S0.3 ft. from V4 the Cor. Sec. 7, T. 3 S., Jt. 2 E., H. L. H. & M. and use to iron- - era le electrical energy at the Murray City municipal power plant after which part of sniil water will he returned as heretofore und part win ik released into the Salt Lake City conduit at a point which hears s. r0-W. 1(122.3 ft. from the WV4 Cor. Sec. 1, T. 3 S., It. 1 E., 4l S. L. H. A M. This BPnlhation is lKlirnntf.i1 In the State Engineer's Office as File K. S. L. PROGRAM JEAN NEWTON DOING NOTHING USEFUL! against the granting of said application, stating the reasons therefor, must he l.y affidavit In duplicate, accompanied with n fee of $1.00 and filed in this office FOR A SAFE HOLIDAY SEASON within thirty (30) days nfter the The Holiday Season is designed to bring joy and happ- completion of the publication of inessbut it likewise brings with it a vast amount of prevent- this notice. T. II. HCMPIIEIIYS, able misery, because of the accident toll. The gravity of the State Engineer. of First Publication, Nov. 21), lictj. problem is magnified by the fact that a large percentage are Umt Publication, Iec. 27, 11134. Holiday accidents involve children. Hundreds of them killed and thousands are needlessly injured every December. OF OPPOSITION Here are a few rules, issued by the National Safety THEORY TO CREATOR IS H KSTIONEI) Council, to help pass a safe and happy Christmas Season: Don't permit children to play in the streets the old "Cod The practice of hitching sleds to automobiles is especially hazard- tor" Is the Only Cause and Crea- ill HAD two hundred letters wait-- ' lng, a few days ago. and I deliberately went out for the afternoon and spent two hours reading poetry. This was entirely outside my schedule, and you will probably raise your hands In horror at the thought of breaking up a day, but I believe In the end It makes for better quality of work." Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote that not long ago In a message on the necessity of every person occasionally to learn to loaf. "Sometimes It Is eitremely good for you to forget that there Is anything In the world that needs to be done, and to do some particular thing that you want to do," she re marked. "Every human being needs a certain amount of time in which he can be peaceful. Peace may take the form of exercise, or reading, or any congenial occupation, but one thing which must not be connect ed with It is a sense of obligation to do some particular thing at some particular time." d subject of the In all Churches of Christ. ice of in the matter Be extremely cautious Scientist, on Sunday, December 9. must be at least four inches thick before it can be trusted to The Golden Text Is lrom Jeremiah sustain, a large group. 10:10, 12: "The Lord Is the true Winter brings special automobile hazards, such as ice God, he Is the living God, and an and snow, poor visibility and soft highway shoulders. Remem- everlasting king: . . . lie hath made the earth by his he hath esber them and drive accordingly. Don't use candles on your Christmas Tree don't put tablished the world bv his wisdom. hath stretched out the heavens it near a stove don't use inflammable trimmings don't per- and his discretion." by fail to don't Christmas in the house after mit it to dry out The Scriptural citations In the anchor it firmly don't use light bulbs of greater strength Include Job 3(1:22 to rest I than one firefly candlepowor. ami 37:23: "Heboid, God exalleth But. doesn't she If It were not These little hints are simple enough there's nothing but by his jsiwer. Touching the Al- for that darning or knitting on her common sense behind them, and they will cost nothing, in mighty, we cannot find him out: he mind, would she not enjoy occasioncither time or money, to follow. And they may be the means Is excellent in wer, and In Judg- ally Just folding her hands and "sitment, and In plenty of jnsllce: he ing around"? say she may not of saving the lives of loved ones. ous. ice-skati- Lesson-Sermo- n I I (WHO OWES WHO A LIVING? After it is all said and done, any recovery program de- pends upon business, industry and agriculture. Every government expenditure is financed by money that is taken from the earnings or reserves of business, industry or agriculture. With no earnings to be taxed, government must go bankrupt. It is useless to blind ourselves to the fact that today industry is afraid of radical legislation, radical labor policies and radical taxation. Under the guise of "social service" plans a lot of people are being made to think that somebody owes them a living. That's the "grasshopper theory". It works fine until winter conies. The fad of social service can live on existing "crops" (productive wealth) until it has eaten It all up like the grasshopper did the seasonal crops and then the beneficiaries of the "service" plans die like the grasshoppers unless they rustle some food. It's just the law of nature. Try to beat it and sec where you land out in the cold like the grasshopper. Conferences arc being held in this nation to devise means of promoting social security to lessen fear of unemployment, deprivation and dependence. All men regard that goal as most desirable. The great,danger is that overly enthusiastic theorists will allow their hopes to dominate their good judgment and smother the virtue of individual thrift. At such times they should be guided by the lowly grasshopper who found out that no one owed him a living and that if he wished to share in the stored labor of others he had to fiddle for the food he received. TAXES THEN MORE TAXES The purchaser of a loaf of bread, according to the National Investment Transcript, pays 17 kinds of taxes wen he lays his dime on the counter. If he walks home on leaving the store, he is wearing out shoes which are taxed 23 times. If he rides in an automobile, he is paying 42 different kinds of taxes. If he takes a subway or an electric car, the total number of visible taxes which arc part of the cost of his fare runs to about 58. All of these taxes, obviously, arc indirect and very few of us know that we pay them. As the Transcript says, "Tax ignorance is the crowning clement in mass ignorance today." Most of us pay few or no taxes directly and we think because of that we arc contributing nothing to the cost of government. There is not a thing in the world that isn't taxed. The house we live in represents a legion of taxes running all the way from taxes on standing timber to taxes paid by the store which sold the finishing paint and the manufacturers which produced it. Food, clothing, transportation, entertainment, periodicals, books the tax bill is a substantial item in their cost to the consumer. It is obvious that these indirect taxes which provide the bulk of governmental revenue fall more heavily on persons of moderate means than on those with higher incomes. A loaf of bread will last a millionaire as long as it will a laborer and the tax is the same on the loaf each buys. Tax reduction would be the greatest boon the average American could have a boon that would at once be reflected in more jobs more purchasing power, more spending for the necessities and luxuries which keep the industrial machine turning. We will have tax reduction when we spend less tax money and not until then. Only massed public opinion, backed up by knowledge of the facts, can bring it about. The cost of government can and must be reduced all the way from Washington down to the smallest hamlet in the land. -- will not afilict." Also comprised In the Icsson-Sermo- n are the following correlative passages from the Christian Science textbook "Science ami Health with Key to the Scripture" by Mary Ilaker Eddy: "If what opposes God Is real, there must (towers, and Cod Is not supreme and Inllnite. Can Deity be almighty. If another mighty and self creative cause exists and sways creator of nnl- Illusions. Either there Is n IKtteiuv, or omniimtence Is the only power. God Is the Infinite, and Inwill never end. finity never and Includes nothing unlike God" even know but she would. I say that every woman who keeps house should keep some time free for what Mrs. Roosevelt calls a time for being peaceful a time when lie will do nothing that could posIt. sibly be called useful! W.VU StrrU. C Bail Sndiol Largest Perl The world's largest pearl, which was once the properly of Marie Antoinette of France, is In Delhi. It came from the collection of Henry Philip Hope, the possessor of the famous diamond, which Hope brought tragedy to all Its owners. p. 2I!), How the tearl reached Delhi Is not known. The pearl Is two Inches Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Anson an- long, four and a half Inches In cirnounce the engagement of their cumference three and weighs daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Anson, ounces. It Is surmounted by the of Twin Falls. Idaho, to Mr. Jtte roysl rrowti of France In red enamAyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. John It. el and gold, set with fine diamonds. Pearson's Weekly, Ayre, of Murray, fiali. Quality Oil Company HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED WHOLESALE and RETAIL Flying MA" Quality Bronze ;inl Quality Brand Gasolines ZERONE L. 29 the Motor Oil Qual'ly-Pen- n Penioil a tnl Wasatch Motor Oil Ami-Rus- Ami-H- t Phone Murray 504 Bakery Up-2-Da- te OUR REGULAR PRICES Fruit Cake, highest quality, any size, lb 35c Mince and Pumpkin Pies, up from 5c Raisin Bread, fresh daily, lb. or better 7c Hot Bread, fresh daily, all varieties, Per loaf 7C Home Style Loaves, loaves, each 13c Satin Mix, Christmas Candies .... 2 lbs. 25c Chocolate Coated Nuts, all kinds, lb. 25c 2-l- Sunday Morning lleverend Kollln Ayre CBS: Church of the Air :4." :G0 Turn. .30 t'H.S: Mormon Tabernacle Program Schubaeh Jewelry Program The Watch Tower CHS: Chuich of the Air. The Standard Optical Program CBS: Pat Kennedy and Art Kassel CBS: Lazy Pan. Minstrel Man CBS: Hawaiian Band CBS : NeW York Philharmonic Orch CBS : "Open House" Victor Herbert's Melodies CBS: Phil Harris Orchestra "Music by Gershwin" CBS : Smiling Ed McConnell Dundee program. -- California .Melodies. :30 :4." :00 :30 :45 :00 :30 :00 :0u 30 :45 :00 :30 :4Ti 00 : 9 t Aunt 8m' 15 Portraits Melody CHS: CBS: :00 CBS : M CBS: ;30 CBS : Chicago Knights Typewriter Research Bureau Ford Symphony Oreheatrt Alexander W'oolcott ithollc Address iiftTUS : Wavna Kine's Orchestra :30 Cl'l.BS : Merrymaker :30 L, V. H. Sunday iventng oemce :ou Paul S;ililn orchestra. ;15 CBS : Henry Busse's Orchestra :30 Sunay Evening L.V.8. :30 t'ULBS: Orvllle Knapp :30 :4."i lent MONDAY, DECEMBER Mnrnlntr Muslcalu ftA 10 CBS : Morning Minstrels. Morning Wattih :00 CBS : Press lladlo ,ews. :0"i Advertisers Kevlew. Garden :00 CBS: Memory :1." (iond Morning Judge :30 program. :4", "Voice of Health." :00-CVoice of Experience Jennie I.ee :30 CBS: IMrk Messener's Orchestra :00-C- BS: Just Plain BUI : 15 Recorded Program Herbert Voote, organist. :.'S0cnS: -. I ItsPal Kennedy and Art Kassel no -- CBS: Little French Princess. ;15 Ills: Edna Wallace Mopeer :30 CBS: American School of Air. Review :30 CBS: L S. Marine Band. :00 CHS: Visiting America 11Viivmll Riilliter :30 CBS: Chicago Variety Program nn-lM,.n of XtitM Trio :15 Itental Clinic of the Air :30 I BS: Organ Interlude :45 IBS: Hetty Karthell 00 IBS: Songs of Ago :15 The Junior Hour :45 H.vorded Program :55 CBS : Press Radio News. :00 :1J Uevlew Adventures of Robin nood :4j Little Orphan Anule 00 CIIS: Bar X Davs and NnlchtS :1j Tarzan of the Ape :S0CBS: Atwater Kent Radio Hour :00 I BS: Chesterneid I rogram :30CBS: Tho Big Show ;30 r U4- no :30 - CBS: :4 CBS :00 : iv.vn k'lHir'a Crystals Crazy Program pettier i nigram and Marge BS: Kdwln C. Hill :30 CIH.BS: Upton's Blue Monday Jamboree :30 "M,n About Town" . ttlf T.mk.f,', llrnhMtra i :00 Clil.BS: Frank Jenks Orchestra. Mjrt rUvera ;rKSI, :H0 CI1.BS: Orvllle -- Knapp's Orrhestra TUESDAY, DECEMBER II :"0 -- Morning Musical ;00CBS: Happy Hays :15 -- Morning Watch Press Radio News. 0 i -- Advertiser's Review. :4 - Morning Melodies. Sludlo Knsemble. -John. and :H Mary - Mary U-- v.l. 00-'- let :IS -- J. mile ::t-C- CBS -- Taylor e of t Itennle Walker fcp.lenc lii J t Plain m:d V.vn, 4 : Vi Bill int.. 3:00CBS: Loretti Lee Program of I'nlon Dental 3:30 CHS: Organ and Speaker 3:45 I'BS: Miniatures. 4:00 CBS: Beatrice Osgood Pianist 4 :15 The Junior Hour 4 :45 Recorded Program 5 :0 Broadcasters Review 5 :45 Little Orphan Annie 6 :O0 -- Dlnwoody Furniture Program. 8 :15 Tarzan -6:30 Standard Opt. 6 :45 Krausmeyer end dohen. 7 :00 The t'tah Hour 7:30 -- I BS: Waring' Penns) Iranians 8 :00 Memory Garden To lie Announced 8:15 8 :45 Football sports and flashe.- 9 .00 CBS : Myrt and Marge 9 :15 Southeast Furniture Co. Program 9:30 -- CBS: The Camel Program 10:00 Watt Garmtnt Ptegram 10:15 The Ridi:e Roamers 10:30 CBS: Leen Navorro's Orchestr 11 Frankle Jenks & Orchestra 11 Boat. 1 .15 CDLBS : Orvllle Knapp's Orchestra 8 :15 b. SEE US FOR SPECIAL OCCASION BAKING JOHN VAN Hl.INIXGl.W Manner 4825 South State Murray, Utah M)CIIS: :30-C- BS: ' "r.ltr Pavroll :00 F.nsrmble i :00-C- BS: Control Panama Canal Land The I'lilted Slates Is l.i roniplpt conirol of a narrow strip of land upon which the I'll rut tnn ciiniil Is built. This wbs arranged for by s treaty with 1'iinanin. 3 1 00 -- Hong of Long Ago. 4:15 Sant 4 4 4 Recorded Program CBS : Pre New Clam 4 4 4 :4.- Miniatures. .00 :15 :45 CBS : Clinic. The Junior Hour Itecortletie Program 3 :00 CHS: PreBS Broadcaster fl :0( I 4:55 fi:45 BS Pitrnll 5 5:30-Ro- bin : KkiJIo News Review The Koiy Rente CBS: Luden Program The Chesterfield Prozrsm Ed McConnell. 7 :4." 1'athflude.r'i Program. -3:00 CBS: Carborundun Program 5 :30 CBS : Saturday Revue. 8 :45 Crppert Studies 9:00 CBS: Richard lumber's OrehoMri 9:30 -- Charlie Kent & Adlerikans. 9 :4j Morton Salt Program !l):00-CHL- BS: (standard furniture 10:30-Harry Clark. 1015 CItl.BS: Hal Frayson's orchestra. 11:00 CDLBS: Everett noaglands Orch. LBS: 11 Orvllle Knapp's Orchnlri 7:flO-C- T BS: :S0 ShiIIIhb T(ones in Deep SUITS and OVERCOATS for Fall h Winter i Smart New Fashions Warm Woolens Made To Measure Satisfaction Guaranteed MUCKS AS LOW AS 522 50 Fred Kaufman 1301 South Stale Two doors hrlnw City Hall M-44 NEW FORD 15-Pla- te BATTERY 50 $7 With Old Battery Will Fit 85 Builder of All Cr. Authorized Ford Dealer Hood 3 Orphan Annie Program 4 :15 Tartan of the A arry Clarke 6 45- Krauareeyec nd Cohen Alma Grow Lemon There tre lemons grown Id Ai rlca which are so blj that a slngl, fruit may yield a plut of Juice. Lairg First Railroad in Australia 1SS.--1 the; locomotive mnde its debut in Australia. Id. which year the first length of rnllway from Sidney to Paramatta la the oldest colony was opened. About 4915 South State Street PHONE Murray 81 DRAPER QUALITY FEEDS Distributed by W. E. Cain & Son NOTICE! To Motorists You Can Still SAVE at the PHONE Murray Silver Bell Station 4400 South State Street Murray'. Track Side Station for Retail Trade Direct fron, ttank car to your car Sdver Bell Gasoline . . . Price ... Finest . . . 1Qr Hi-Octa- ne Per Gallon GAF Sandy at State Where You're Trratftl KkM Day and Mi;1it! COLD BEER r- - finest, rirst Gasoline! 8 fill'S WHY PAY MORE? Only One Grade of Gas Grade 53S-- 4004 So. 5th East . . . 1 Strwt CUMBERLEDGE MOTOR CO. Hour :45 .55 Pullrii-r- . Library cf CotiKiens Mini. :15 Itental Clinic of the Air Little Jack Utile's orc1M :30CHH: -. :30-C- HS: DECEMBER 14 Mualcale 7:00 -- CBS: Metropolitan Parade 7:15 Morning Watch 8:00- -4 BS: Pre Radio New 8 05 Morning Melodle. 9:00 -- Studio Ensemble 9:15 Good Morning Judge, 9:30-Cl-o-Program. 9:45-C- BS: I'. 8. Army Band 10 BS: Voice of Kvperlence 10:15 Jennie Lee 10:30 -- Gene Halllday 1 1:00 -CBS: Just Plain BUI 11 :1- 5- Donald Novla, songs. It :30 Hecorded Program. 11:45 IBS: Pat Kennedy Art Kassel 11:45-C- HS: Edison Ensemble 12:00- -4 BS: Marie, Utile Trench Prince IJ:15-C- BS: Edn Wallace Hopper I2:30-CB- S: American School of Air. 1:00-C- BS: Philadelphia Orchestra. 1:00 -- CBS: Men of Note. J:l5-te- nul Clinic of the Air. 3:30- -4 BS: Milton Charle ti. "M.-ir.-- The Campbell Soun "!riu :3- 0- Crazy Water Crytl :45 Tlie Alka Sulzer I'roiimm :00-C- HS: Myrt and Mart! :15CBS : Kdwln C. Hill :30-C- KH: True Story Court of Bl Relation :00 liene Hnllldnv .t ik- : Scott :1S-- CBS Klaher'. Ordie?. Matches :i: Melody Lane I.BS: Orvllle Knapp', Orchwr, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5 ::0M irnlnif Muscle :U0CBS: Cheer lp - Moriil, Watch :00 CHS : Press Radio New :0" MornliiK MuhIc. :00 CBS: IJeorge Johnson's Hall chiM I,L :45CHS : Concert Miniature. :00 CBS: Iuxtrumf.iiti.tui. :15 Jcnule l.ee :30 CBS : Abrani Cliaaln't ii :U0-- CBS: t;eo. Hall' orchil , P0l0tt ,30-C- BS: Ksther Vela Ensemble fill- - CHS! . ..... Il.tn lln.u.,'- B- ut :30CBS: Hound Towner. :tiu liullder. :30 CBS : ("nrilvators. 6 Us CBS Kaih'T Pal Kei.n.dy Or. luwtra Marie. Mltle French Trlnrese Kdua Wallace Hopper .30 -- CBS: American School of Air. 00 -- Payroll Builder CnlK-j- e :M ft;,h State Agricultural :4.V CBS Columbia Variety. 10 CuvmII Builder ::'0 CHS; Kducatlnnat Feature. .45 -- I BS: lilck Mensner orchestra. :f. IVnta) Clinic of the Air :30 CHS: Milton Charle :45 CBS : Miniatures 00 CDS: Beatrice Osgood :l" Junior Hour :45 Recorded Program fresa Radio News. 00 Town Crier :4 - Utile Orphan Ar.nle 00 Pullman Tailor. :! Tarun of the Ape 30 CBS; Phil Levant' orchestr. 45 - Kr.mnmeyer and Cohen. 00 CHS : Hlng Cronby 30- - CHS : Chevrolet prncram 00 -- I BS : The Camel Pmgr m :.lti4'raxjr Water Crntala Furniture Program 00 CHS : Myrt and Maris 15 Mirth Parade 30 -- CHS ; Henry Ruaae OrchtT 4 5 Bud Park 00 -- CHS: Clyde Lucas Orchestr 15 -'- 'SnvVe Rings " 00 CIU.RS: Frank Jenks Orchestr IS tRS: Fred Skinner to Cttt.BS: Orvllle Knapp's Orchef WEDNE6DAV. DECEMBER I - 13 Morning Muslcale CBS : Sunnyside I'p 7:15 Morning Watch 1 :45 Musical Moments 8:00 CBS: Press Radio News. 8 :05 Morning Watch. 8 :45 Furnliture program. 9 :00 Morning Melodies. 9:15 Mary and John. e 9 :30 Program. 9:45 Mary Lee Taylor & Bennle Walker 10:00 CBS: Voice of Experience 0:15 Jennie Lee 10:30-4'- B3: To 'Be Announced Your Hostess 10 :45 11:00 CBS: Just Plain Bill. 11 :15 Recorded Program : I :30 Colonial Dames Program 11:45 CBS: Pat Kennedy and Art Kassel 12:00 CBS: Marie, Little French Princess 12:15 IBS: Edna Walkice Hopper 12:3-C- BS: American School of Air. 1 :00 -Payroll Builder 1:30 l lah Agricultural College 1 :45 Recorded Program. J :00 -P- ayroll Builder 2.30-C- BS: Dick esner's Orchestr :30 :00 FRIDAY, Jut Savllt BS: :00 :15 t'rrrm 4'al :30 DECEMBER THURSDAY. tl 7 . Van Quill, Manager West 48lh South :00CBS: :.1Q That la a message which should be reprinted and sent to every woman, particularly every wife and mother In the country. The man or woman with a Job and office hours may work very hard, they may be under great stress and strain, but usually, when they shut the door of the office behind them they know that time of peace which Is indeed necessary to every human being that time when there Is nothing In particular that they have to do. When a man comes home, his time of relaxation begins. And so with the working girl who comes home to her mother, or the bache lor woman who returns to her flat Usually, the time there has "no strings tied to It." But the wife and mother I How aptly some one said hers Is the clock that has no hands. Take a rainy Sunday. There may be do cards or games, the papers may be read. Then the family will be Just "sitting around." Rut mother? Oh, no; that's a chance to catch up on the darning or to start that sweat er she wants to knit for little Jane She doesn't have to fold her hands No. u 1274. All protests ODD DECEMBER SUNDAY, Morning Muslcale 7:00 -- CBS: Cabin Wright T :15 Morning Watch CBS: Press Radio New 8 00 Broadcasters Review g 05 :00 Informal Music. Judge. 8:15;0od Morning Program. 9 :30Cal-o-dln- e CBS: Jane Ellison's Magic Recipes 10':00-4'BVoice of Experlencee S: 10:15 Jennie Lee 10:30 dene Halllday at organ. 10:45 Fish Tale Just Main Bill 11:15 CBS: Geo. Hall's orchestra. 1 1 30 Benjamin Moore CBS: Herbert Forte, organist. 12:00 CBS: Marie, Little French Princess 12:15 t'BS: Romance of Helen Trent 12:30 CBS: American School of the Air 1 :00 CBS : Kate Smith's Hour Pavroll Builder 2 00 2:30 CBS: Curtis Institute program. 3:00 CBS: Men of Notes. 3:15 Dental Cllni of the Air Parent Teachers Program 3 :30 3:45 CBS: Pat Chasln. 4:00 CBS: Songa of Long Ago. 4 :15 Junior Hour Recorded Program. 4 :45 4:55 CBS: Press Badio News. Crier Town 5 :00 Little Orphan Annie 5 :45 6:00 Pullman Tailor's program 6 :15 Tarzan 6:30 CBS: Everett Marshall Program 7 :00 CBS : The Chestorfleld 7 :30 AUveutures of (irado 8:00 CBS: Admiral Byrd Expedition 8:30 -- Crazy Water Crystals 8 :45 Comedy Stars of Hollywood 9:00 -- CBS: Myrt and Marge 9:15 CBS: Kdwln C. Hill CBS: Voice of Experience 9 30 9:45 CBS: Ozzle Nelson's Orchestra 10:00 Bnvle Furniture Progra m 10:15 CBS: Jacques Htnard orchestra. 10:30 CBS: George Hall's Orchestra 10 :45 Melody Lane. 11:00 CDLBS: To Be Anuounced 11 15 Clil.BS : Joe Sullivan. Pianist. Orchestra 11:30 CDLBS: Orvllle Knapp' OPEN ALL NKiHj DANCING Instant Curb Service J |