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Show PAGE FOUR Joe Blankwit at Coal College," will look forward to this event. Debate and public speaking are important activities of the school. Next autumn quarter the divisional Phi Rho Pi tournament will be held at Carbon, giving many stuto particiopportunity an dents, extemporaneous debate, in pate speaking, oratory, and interpretive reading. Music in all of its forms is conand growth, social to ducive herein Carbon college offers many school the vear Next advantages. is planning to present a full length cast. Several a large with ocera vocal, and instrumental concerts, are planned. In addition, students from the college are being asked social at to perform continually functions in Price and nearby towns, affording enviable social training. Athletics is a very important vhase of college life, and Carbon, like other schools, has her foot- The Times-Independent Entered Thursday Every as Second-Class Six Months Three SUBSCRIPTION RATES Was ERT BEE ae J, earn ee eceoeeseeeees LOREN L. TAYLOR, (Payable in Ago ‘ This - Manager Social Opportunities (This is the sixth of a series eget of articles telling of See y offere advantages tional of College Junior Carbon Week | Price. ball, basketball, track, jevents build. evening of music and college prom stands outstanding! the of been driving year, the of and of music rhythmic romantic, section. parties At these came down from the/orchestra. and fun is he had/friends are made where week a tunnel on his pro-)by is proud man as he and the of his choice sweep the to dance floor L. L. Crapo came in from his|each young uranium property on the Dolores) happy lady this week and revorted great ac-|around the tivity in that Niels Olson La Sals this the| new had all. Dramatics, debate, public speakperty. He had some samples of fine ‘ing and radio work offer to a great} ore from his claims. students an opportunity for Daly was in this week|many Thomas cultural| and social tak-|worthwhile valley. He was Lisbon from ing out high grade ore from his| training. Next year two full length | had abouv| plays with large casts will be proand property copper duced by the college. Working on| 100 tons on the dump. a give will plays these cf R. L. Carry, route agent for the; one the best possible training| company,|student express Fargo Wells made Moab a visit that week and/in cooperative effort. If a play is} is | well, that production arrangements produced satisfactory made achievea cooperative nature with local fruit growers for ship-|by ‘ment. A large number of students| ments. William H. Allred came in from in the staging, business, and act-| towork to have divisions Hole". He/|ing at "Brown's his ranch play| the to do order in reported that travelers to La Sal| gether ex-|well. This in itself is very worth-| an find would Paradox and ranch with); while training for democratic: livhis via road cellent as dramatics, addition, In ling. good water and feed. activities,| speech as other well ree to | opportunity excellent an by/cffer gone in years Housewives lasting friendships with inbrewed beer at home because pure; make water was teresting scarce. -__-_-; reputation London's Despite foggy Novembers, records show but has November average foggy parties, girls' and boys' many other activities. the entertained Shafer Mrs. Edna. ten guests Tuesday afternoon at Rio the twelfth her home in honor Sarah daughter, of her birthday spent people Lucille. The young ee the eater ast eae : were refreshmen which A large cake with twelve candles was a feature of the party which ended at six p. m. of August day, grass kill to BOOTS and SHO Repaired at Fair Ei ces Honest, Guaranteed 122 Scientifically Main F. M. SHAFER" once stole a steel bridge Poland, while for 2 a Starks' Funeral Home Colo. Fruita, Competent, sympathetic and helpful service. Utah and Idaho Drive in at the Pep 88-Vico sign for : j finest products and better service Ale OIL e MOTOR GASOLINE at Kutno,} looked| and SATURDAY e The world's greatest dancers ... in 1940's | entertainment miracle! Utah Oil Products Vico a Quaker State . MOTOR OILS COLE PORTER'S FINEST TUNES! Please Don't Monkey With Broadway" *" Happen To Be In Love" **Between You And Me" ra -».and more! ho Pep 88 an Stanolind GASOLINE - ASTAIRE the Motoring Oil Stations Grand and San Juan Screen Play by Leon Gordon and George Oppenheimer Directed by NORMAN TAUROG -« Produced by JACK CUMMINGS "X Counties. X X MEDICO"-Short SUNDAY One of the (Two Shows) Pictures You've " Ever Seen..One of thes seid elie POS See and radio. goods, heavy advertising, low prices. and Agitators complained for years that "the masses" were in- jured by this system, and that we'd all be richer if we went back to the old cracker-barrel days. A great love that B sh goes beyond life . » guides young ih romance from-\ on having trade-marked goods which their customers could recognize. And the heavy advertising helped to give us our featuring CHARLES WINNINGER + RICHARD CARLSON MARIA OUSPENSKAYA « JEAN PARKER HELEN VINSON + C. AUBREY SMITH HARRY CAREY a "MOLLY they could recognize in the package, on automobiles, soups, soaps, chewing gum, cigarettes, and all other that carried But in spite of the complaints, well-known trade names. big factories. Be down. e lead astray Dealers insisted 29 were ENA EXER < not so easy to after all. : MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE m SYSTEM The First National Bank Courtesy Nation's Business REM NR XK KH KY by RKO RADIO Picture Hone Wh dim CURES A COWBOY," Comedy-"NEWS REEL Qt tn i Pi your regular savings habit. Be sure to bankby-mail when away! OF MOAB NPE INC. Picture. Released | Mon When you are away on your vacation don't neglect your savings account! It's easy to keep your regular deposits to date if you send in your money order to The First National Bank. Every entry is made on day of receipt, and you have maintained They have discovered that the masses" PRODUCTIONS, Directed by A. EDWARD: SUTHERLAND Next WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY So the agitators have had to pipe little factories which have made é depend able goods grew into een Produced byl LEE GARMES. reen play by Adele Comandini. From an original story by Mildred Cram ond Adele Comondinl. © Nt Who built this system? The masses built it, by insisting on crackers articles Pid Strongest Dramas= You've Ever ihe me fr Thrilled to! # and not so foolish, after all! works of dealers, trade-marked be Strangest A REAL CONVENIENCE! modern newspapers, magazines jim QUEEN OF TAPS! wit GEORGE MURPHY + FRANK MORGAN IAN HUNTER + FLORENCE RICE + LYNNE CARVER Paul J. Black for POWELL de 20 BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY Agent # Sa ELEANOR KING OF THE DANCE! | LESS LOUDLY. NOW, you may still hear an occasional agitator blasting away at the American system of business-which depends on big factories, big net- spectacle! "Begin The Beguine" "| Concentrate On You" a But "The Masses" were my Lov®-and-laugh thrills! Complete Service for Public at All Utah | kk to show ) at any staggering | ee I will be glad you my work time. Regiments of k sauties! Hit tunes galore! Eye- on. Bk 4 STEP OUT, AMERICA! HERE'S THE MUSICAL YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Stations Everywhere in | # PAUL STARKS Proprietor FRIDAY f Terms if desired Utah. MRS. ys 7 Prices range from. $10 to-$75. = i At the service of the people of Southeastern plans} college the The telephone company uses | KEUB| more over serial film than movie producers| the dramatics| -each with month the customer's list! who | of calls is photographed and bills! You college. of) are made from the photoed record.| Adventures "The KKK KKK KKK Ka KKK i¥ o >s«: ip two months and | os | Prices... , } theives) townspeople : Sie Colorado for the. next bine ; : Bombs were invented in 1580) by a clergyman, Galen, Bishop of! Munster. workmen; ail i * See? oem Fitted Special Islands. as if as Flip MARKERS | Street Junction, Grand Phone GRAVE | Optometrist - 519 - Junction, Colors pau sChy a.c. parsons Glasses 5th ‘7 a R. B. No. Grand Every Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday C: | | CITY SHOE Hosprray, | SKATING Jeweler Over half the 7000 islands in| the Philippines have no names. | ears Alaskan Eskimos _ occassionally use gumdrops for currency. --- The name "Australia" was first| applied to a group of South Sea) Disguised 22, 19 Salt, which has a value ¢s ferti- used lizer, is often on tennis courts. baseball, - ann aa renee of at G. Outside of the student organiza-| tion the women's faculty club) spensored an Artist and Lecture series, bringing to Carbon notable/ from outside the state. Students| are afforded this cultural treat at) a reduced rate. All in all Carbon college offers| ‘to the youth of southeastern Utah| a chance to become outstanding men and women in a changing complex world. | people. different and Spee KEKKK agent Greaser, Thompsons, railroad will the sell round trip excursion fares for Labor day, at the regular price of Dates of sale: a one-way ticket. 2,| mber must} ag i al eee. aan the| of t be completed by midnigh final limit. year Next | radio fo,|another connection the!in ffive'class at the |remember days. W. railroad Grande that announces and tennis teams. Next year an extensive athletic program is plan~ ned in all of these sports. In adThe preceding articles have been dition the college conducts a of nearly 200 miles. The trip was/addressed to the serious practical series of intermural sports activiof the) side of school life, but fortunately made for a further study of and ties for both girls and boys. Someof spice plenty has the|college in that section formation main thing is happening all the time to the with dessert along country. interest and zest to school administrators, add School and Miss Lottie! course. West Hammond all realize life. students and the/teachers, in married were Cornwell S In addition to the large social ee a in success that Salt Lake temple this week. soca functions of the entire studentSince resuming drilling opera-|Much on personality and formal body Carbon college has a large etence as it does on tions on their holding near Cres-|Comp they number of clubs that sponsor and Oi] | Knowledge and_ skill, Crescent-Eagle the cent, cultural social activities. The French club and ease social that w progress|kno he skating, dancing and dinner growth come only through partici- has ere Se eee. ee 4s very satisfactory. Arts club, cooperatively in social parties. The Vocational The quarterly stake conference pation organized by the boys in_ the functions. D. S. church wastheheld of the L. this college | trades and Carbon industries department, this reason For at-| week, and in Moab for | is a ‘live group, sponsoring outings program extensive /has an tendance was a record one. development. | and parties. Phi Rho Pi, the desocial and_ must) cultural Certificates of nomination genuine | bate club, has an annual party as have at Carbon be filed by candidates at the ap- | Students part of the training well as organizing debate trips nd because devs|fun eleven election proaching tournaments. this is planned for that purpose. announced earlier, it was The Ski club sponsors san anat Car-| All the regular dances assistant | by D. M. Draper, week winter carnival; electing a events, but nual big are college 'bon Utah. of attorney general Neal Ray has just finished put- | students can lock forward particu- | snow queen; and helps to arrange to transport the whole _ studentparties-the college three to hay.|larly of cutting ting up his third' body to the scene of thrills and He will get a fourth cutting this|get acquainted dance in the fall spills. The two girls' social clubs, ithe A. W. S. girls' dance, and the year as will D. H. Dalton. |'Mademoiseles and Pi Gamma Chi, get-acquaintthe At prom. lcollege ee a canyon parties, formal wel-| sponsor are students new dance ‘ed iS and) club dances, luncheons, teas, and home, at feel to |comed, made 40 Years Ago This Week | introduced to other students. The | discussions. John and Mat Martin came down The Associated Women Students girls' dance gives members of the) from Castle valley this wek. the Associated Men Students Frank Hall was the "chief cook") so called weaker sex a chance to and dances, programs, the) take their sponsored the) show superiorority and during offfce at the Times |dream boys to a dream garden for | snow carnival, teas, dinners, play| absence of the editor in Denver. Little an exquisite to W. A. Shafer went Castle to work on the pace resi-| dance. The dence, which he had a contract to|out as one one Sa F. Thursday, MOAB, UTAH Note.) -Editor's A party of oilmen made a boat river from the Grand trip down Moab to the Colorado, a distance ' ae Advance) Editor and #| - eeeeeeereeeee ........--ceserreccrcrcceeseeeres Sia ugh the Files of The Times Years SeoSSeoosee oe ezoe 1.00 cso Months Looking Backward); 20 1879. 3, March of Act Utah. Moab, at the Postoffice-at matter the Under Utah County, Grand Moab, at the Independent and Valley Times of the Grand A consolidation Issued TIMES-INDEPENDENT, THE YR Member Since 1917 a Growing Institution of Federal Deposit Guaranty Corpo ration Screen Play by LAURENCE STALLINGS Directed by LESLIE FENTON ( Produced by EDWARD CHODOROV ° "THE DOMINEERING "MIRACLE AT MALE"-Short LOURDES"-Short The IDES ‘a "e / |