Show - I 147 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday September 22 ''N- ' 1- s't4- - l - -n t i ' i i ' k i A 't ' ' ' ' - -- t i : i' "" ' ' '" '" 1 ' e - i ' - 5 I st - i' i 4 ' t : k 5 - ' 1 - t : - i r- - ' l' r - i: - ' ) :' ' ''' f i: - - : 1 4 L'” i t rt' 'I - 4 '- '3 ' rt - - i' rj'''''':" : - (1 - 4 " — 1' '''L : - tt - '!A -' Iii 1: - - - i : ' '&k '4 A ik I ‘ ' t e : -:- 7""rea 1: - - - i'"-'4- e 'N '''' i 4 1‘ ir7::' ?fr '1 t x t 4 4 '''' V' - - ' - t'J 41-- a I 11- y - 1 4: - 4 4 : :z A : 4' i ''' 1 '''' 1 - ) 4 I is - 1 - - ' fi' k t ' - I - 44 p- A 33 1 4 ' :A - '01 i 'I 4 i 5 ‘ t Nell '' 1 ti i 7' - - - " i ae ' 7 t L t v -- ' ( : 2 ) ''s AA --- L- - v i ! :Fwe Look Back on Half Century With Church fo -- Fifty years of membership in the First Baptist church 169-4t- h East are recalled by Mr and Mrs F J Lucas 868 E 3rd South as they an a copy of the church history before Sunday Se n-Ic- '4111111rr WANT 'Old Members' Honored at Baptist Social : I ir ' of -- -- atow -- ot i0--el- 0- A man who in August 1883 'witnessed the laying of the cornerstone of the First Baptist church in Salt Lake City was among the many "old members" honored Sunday evening at the First BapEast tist church 169-4t- h F J Lucas 868 E 3rd South and Mrs Lucas who have been attending the church for the past 50 years were introduced to the congregation during evening services members some All long-tim- e who have been in the church more 'than 40 years were guests at a re USHOW MUCH TELL US GO AND-WATC- TO WORK FOR YOU b $10 to $1200 Loans from IODERMEINANCE itit 1062rICSFAC -- 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH Look for the Revolving Sign Season Building TeL 04 Loans $300 of Less mock) by AAODERNI LOAN SERvICE Inc- S M COILAIIIICIA1 CIVAhltITIIS 1 ' 3 - '" ''' litAttlIS WHOttSatitS MANUFACTUMS SIJIMUS SUYS IFOt VETTIANI I 0 II 1 4tArli: P' 10—v -- 1flt-- ' f'( ' - t ) 4 ' :"14 t4 -- -- 1”- k t- N 1 7- IN or Lf i " :7- - - - -- - - Z e V : 1 - ! vt-i- - 7 - tk - '' - ! I 1 (-- J ''''l 1 -- '- e- et )i l'' :161 -- 2— (': I" : -4 h: I) I 1 i of r -- INSULATED 5420 On Metal Reels MINIMUM trtc SALE - :- :v' '"' 74- ) ' J iti i Z':' -- 728 Miles (Unused—Fair) CLOSES - -- ' P Wing 3 itipawoti Roca Salt tak 4 ' ty ty ty ty Noncir To TITE STOCKHOLDERS OP MOUN- A TAIN CITY COPPER COMPANY and with respect to the Institution and of proceedings for the disprosecution solution of said Company pursuant to of Title 104 Utah Code Chapter 62 1943 Annotated Dated this Ilth day of September 1947 P A WARDLAW JR President of Mountain City Copper Company ROM WARStrikroN Secretary of Mountain City Copper Company 1 f itegiE N4 4"5 - lk ' "1 '" ' — l' ' 7'rii 't t ) - 'rk 4 4 ":1'-- s '' - - 6-1- 4 (es e' L''''‘I ' : r- -e - !''"" le-- - et-- - - 4 '7i' :' V - ' ' ' :r' -- 4 '' ' I ' ' ) t tow I 't: 4-:- !- - ':- - ::4111' i t c ' ' ‘4 ‘ 414f---4-'--- ez '4 4'' i': -- '' ' ' 6 - -- - t - 1 - 1 '11) - - 't-- : i ' ' - - —- ' ! 4P N -- -? f4 r ? 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Brid and Groom— From Hollywood with Johnny Olsen Ladies Be Seated note Woody's Record Shop In clud latest News p psp1-o- Tom Mix plete Episode discs Record Bit Parade EA 'Beetle tomer Black from store tootridove Jambe — With his big fat satchel full of vout rec- News Kenny Baker H V Kaltenborn Story Princess Lat'mountain News dotage Anything can hatppen Java Time — With Ala Frark your host splaciag the Take Five Story In Song Harrigan Adventure Parade aptain Midnight Terry and Pirates Sky King—Com- Te Ih1rt7 col mow- - minutes dietable Bnny Eddie Duchin Voice of the News amausol Opus How III Club famous guests 1$ Kall Wstani News Petersen 42Lite Can kis Beaut Me Perkins Out of Golden West Bust of Fanning 4Pepper young (FRos Of My Dreams 4Right to Happiness Double or Nothing Backstage Wits Music Trib-Tel- e News Poet Box Music etStella Dallas Woman' 4 Lorenzo Jones Pag FEvelyn Wtnters Widder Brown Tommy Dorsey Easy Aces Girl Marries Goodman :i)House Party Faces Lite Hour — Popular IkWben Plain Bill Music at ita Best Willrand Slam teet tia alissum Tunas Old as New Page Farrell Bob and Victoria Ertc Sevareid Naws KALI or thts West News ()Daviel Harum Tex Ritter and Vine Sunset With and Cactus Jim tAunt Mary Western Music Hottetet News 41Dr Paul (S‘R Worruin's Secret Journal Milady' Tops In Pop— Alex a Wax Works Newsroom Top popular music Music of Moment °Letters From Fran Songs and Stories 'Way Out West Nancy Craig u AM e rica's e jockey Ka City News 1 d M i ords grocer WU and bandik of bite Evening Programs 4400 tissue made ifilaZiE2Tr yo9 Theres ncthing to compare with downy IKLITA-5- 3:00 3:18 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4 146 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 't s t PROResNEervations 4- T 70 5"1""as toGunPnroisvoonrn 71t Monday September 22 1947 230 245 f7- 4 3205 - The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co t's $ hrs - ss I 005 hrs' 1370 512 Albuquerque also Time in every Monday eveming nlirrrorTgrmf-N- 01 ? 23113 - -- PM ICDYL 1:45 2:00 2:16 - :: 4 '- tt s I TELEPHONE HOUR I 1:SO ' ' :' 1 ' '''' 441621 - '' '" i - t' : 's99- ' - I 4:-t-- -' T 4's - : :: di 4- -' 4'0 '' : A ''''' t' " - ) STO- P- SHO- P- LLIST 'é iA ULLA it b hr 1 Daily flights big i'a Grand Junction :7 3 312 hrs 'Durango : 12:00 1215 12:30 12:46 1:00 v115 - ' -- Price t'''' 4 : - Pr" 10102 104 ro Afternoon Programs - - ' t : -- SALT LAKE CITY TO: ''' – - 3 : 4'ovoloo City 13 Utah SAVE i :00 11 :15 i -- N ' - : - ' ::' ie 7 - ji FAST DAILY ' ks: co 4 Lif ----- a4 4 ' - - - 77 : I I '"' -- z Noon 41- : - 1 ' 4 4-- -- --- : 7'7°77' ts '-'s- --- i z : 8 :40 8 :48 8 :08 4 - iw — '- fr44- 1- ik - '"t — -- 0-- I 'I -- - ' 1' v 1 -- -- 04' i t:E3 :'-- ''''''''''-'''' '''' ft' - 1 i ' 's 1 it i $ !':!e'r:- 4" ' ( v 1 4 i - ft f' 0t) 1 i It: '' '7 A - ' :'':-'-- tth ' - F4 1 ' 11:30 i 1:45 ' - -- ' - -- 7 ''''d4' 41 d - ' ' ' t or- 111 'L :t1 i 411t i'T t ' - 744 ' "! -- ' - 7 oil 7'I''' - I - - 4' 3 '' - 1 Reel Reel 1 I 19 4 N 1 9:45 10:00 1015 10:30 10:45 - - A-1- - er--'- - PONS r 6:00 6:i5 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:40 8:00 8:15 - -- 313 WILL SING FOR YOU glib 930 " Agency Interrnotmtain NOTICE Bids will be received at the Purchasing Department ftoom 120 Park Buildof Utah until 500 PM ing University 1947 for painting as per September 30 obtainable from the Purspectifcations chasing Department check in the or cashier's Certified amount of 5 of bid must accompany is reserved to the proposal The right or reject any or all bids or to accept waive any informality or technicality In any bid In the interest of the W MOTE Purchasing Agent ' A- -- 44Z - O ") -- '''''''' NI : i - ---- - t- 47s Phcono O all ty Smythe CONTINENTAL n fporrci2rt-ahguor- - Thomas H Toorner 44 Midvale died in a Salt Lake hospital Sunday at 915 pm of a heart ailment A son of James Henry and Jane Rebecca Welch Toomer was born March 22 1903 in Morgan Weber county He waa a foreman In a planing mill near bis home H married Margaret Stephens Jan 1 1928 in Billings Mont Survivors include his widow a son Thomas J Toomer Midvale a daughter Mn G W Justesen and two putters Mrs Robert L Cottle and Mrs Violet T S $500 $420 ZVI' :-- Thomas II Toother '''- (1!- 'If ‘:'-- : ' 4'44'' ' '' s ‘'''''''f '''' - -' :4 ''' 29 1947 SEPTEMBER - - - A 4 'I tJ04 4 fl: - Saturday night for funeral and burial o --- ''- I —i' ' Salt Lake City Customer Service Center lox 2220 Sul lito se a Mason survived by his widow Mrs Maude whom he married in Salt Lake City Sept 26 1907 and a son Maj nleorge William James U 8 A Washington D C are two brothers Also J nha S James surviving Malad Ida and Albert V J ames Fan Clemente Cal The body was brought to Salt Lake City lodge He g :' Earl - Crane James 9tak‘I' - 1z- r T- :':--- ' ' '''r-- : open to all levels of trade sal :A Ogden Utah B 131642 Miles (Unused—Good) SALE :- - - —- p44 - -- 71-47- O t died of James 68 George a heart ailment Saturday at 7:30 am in a Burley Ida hotel where he was staying whilo work1 z3g aa a traveling salesman for a St Paul Minn concara An James was horn in Salt take City Aug 27IS79 son of David E and Ann Vera Jame& He moved to Burley in 1921 and rr—eted to reside in Salt Lake City In Ii't!tt1-He was a member of the Elks 61 A H ''''-'- I ': -- ''''' m t 4 - "''''::2--- A""4i'4 4 - W-110- F - ' ) ' '4 -- ' - i i - ' '''''"'"741-441"°e''''''-a - - ':' i --j-f —::"A MILE te :7‘' '1-- - wiz y — 1 7 Strand 2 Conductors Insulation Wire Steel 13 mil 3 Copper 13 to 14 mil Spec No Field Twisted pair with marker on 1 Conductor Strand may be ither parallel or concentric lay Manufactured for Army Telephon Communication Exclient for low voltage circuits Prices r :''' r ite-- rh--- " - 31 ‘11t - '" "' 4 S500 per mile 1 f4 - - 1' tod '4a' - r"-- A 11 ''6 ft -- ' - 1 7- '' r--- v Li I el 7 I 4: r--- 'AT ' 7--- : 17 'T 3tiV-- ' - t - 7 t:':'' :1 1- Roo i - MILES 132000 UNUSED -- 411-- A 1 ' - i (74 xr2L3'!'''-- : lr 1Lai:01011 a - ''- 1 - 17 '' ' - ' t'4k'l-- :‘ L163 - :"- BLOC : Diril E Johnson - LILY 1 e titi6t111'lli - I t: 4 BANK lli PNO talayr mana - f f ' (0e (6 CONTINENTAL a z h George II James a member of since reilded She City Central Christian church in Salt Lake In her early lib" in Parowan P he was and active in the Home an Dramatic Co memwas for many yea's etlie lodge ber of the Brival Neighbors of America Besides her husband she is siumived by three daughters and four sons: G Rolland Anderion: Boise O Carlyle Anderiin Layton: William Lawrence Anderton Ivan E A nderton Miss Maria Holladay Anderton Mrs Eva Maury and id ra Delay all of Salt Lake City: her mother Spalord Pa rowan : a elate! and two MIsil--i- --i George Taylor Nw York City Taylor anti10 Frank Taylor both of Faro-Ira-n Irrandebildrew and co - - Alfred DEATHS l'rr10011 - - : DEATHS ceptiort in the social rooms after the service Mr and Mrs Lucas who have held numerous offices during their long membership recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the church They were married in the building's predecessor at the corner of 2nd South Ellen S T Anderton and 2nd West on June 10 1897 Anderton The First Baptist church was 72 Mrs Ellen S (Nellie) Taylor of Utah died of a founded in Salt Lake City by Rev heart ailment resident 12:30 am at at her Sunday 829 b tith South and Mrs James E Berkley Before residence 1A75 13 Iron Born Parowan at Juiy was a the building was constructed serv- county she daughter of George and Man& L Coombs Taylor She received bar ices were held in their home wihoo)ing In Parowan and later atThe Sunday program Included early tended Brigham Young unwervity at Provo EOr everai years she taught school In showing of a motion picture de- Parowan and Richfield of picting- the spiritual strength In 1900 alms was married to Reuben John A ntierton in Parowan and in 1929 she the nation and songs by the -- Singing moved to Salt Lake City whore &ha bad Grandmothera" was the 4 T'1- - t 2 rtfAci 1 X- ts74 N mark ee UTAH CORPORATION: kilary pm You and each of you will please take Moriah lodge No aannie ternple—Mt F C 7:30 gm 2 F A M notice that a special meeting of the Progress Wee No 22 F lk A M M IL 7 pm stockholders of said Mountain City Cop1 No Labor and Temple—Bricklayers per Company has been duly calledCom8 pm will be held at the office of said Salt Lake Building pany 818 Kewrns City Utah at 2 o'clock pm on Friday of the purpose as September 26 1947 for such action and taking considering may be deemed proper and desirable with respect to liquidation and distribution of the assets of said Company 1112 t ' generally of the low valleys reached or exceeded the OA 11:30 pm at her residence 103-5t- h East Born March 25 1915 at Tose" lino was a daughter of George H and Anne Pocock klammond She moved to Soil Lake City five years ago Ehe was a Inettes ber of the Church of Jeerna Chzist of Latzer clay Saints On July 30 1946 she was marriod to Ludwig Milano in Salt Lake City Prior to her marriage she worked for the Cando Abstract Co for sour years Besides her husband at is surrived br ber parent! Tooels: a brother and two sisters Victor Haromond T000i Floyd Johnson and Miss Lem Mainencede Salt Lake City 30 years Friends may call Tern- at 260 E South afterpie Monday noon and at the lam- fly Boston 242 residence 70 49 Daril E Johnsoir 29 1C:7bXIStalrY Costaville ave Tuea- - Alexander Heath Butte 71 34 Suncounty died after a lingering a noon until 69 36 day tn boaleital a lalike gii7aegtion Salt Burial will be in the Salt Lake city dayA atson2:35of pm 70 67 54 and Artomiera E Stanford nci n a ti 85 69 05 cemetery Foot Johnson he war born Mar 2 1918 Denver 78 38 tn Emery where he aompleted his frot&rtig Detroit 68 03 schooling He was a grddtuets ot Duluth Minn 53 43 Lynn 2126-10tEmery high school at Perron Eznary Grand Junction 52 44 Alfred County Earl 35 East Lynn 8 Las Vegas 9 64 for Following his graduati ee be worked died of a lingering illness Saturday &t about 41 tour years as a prints(' ttil Loa les 79 67 Tr 11:40 pm in aSalt Lake hospital whin served He throb for years Angeles 84 74 37 Born in Zzlt Lake City on Jan 10 the U S Army and was h000nabir dis63 Tr 51 ?fetnwoeviTe!aisnx in Novena:or- 1945 &Moo him dew 87 76 157 1912 he was a son of A A and Angeline charged he It as been la New York City 77 60 Hood Earl A graduate of West high charge Mr Johnson es iturvivcd by bla parents: 42 69 Ogden three Clair Stanley and Morrell Oklahoma City 81 64 19 school Mr Earl attended the engineering Johnsonbrothers: all of Spanieh Fork and Leuesi Omaha 76 55 Tr school at the University of Utah He later Johnson Brownsville Orr Phoenix 70 101 attended and was graduated as an avia- v 73 36 fecoratitaen11: tion and 90 49 engineering mechanic from the 72 36 Dallas Aviation school at Love Field Tex Ben7 81 30 Between 1941 and 1945 he vita a first 73 40 "THAT treZI 113 Z:Ictk EaS Pknenrport lieutenant in the Civil ' Mr patrol and 71 41 7 97 San Antonio I:2r cuaal:s 66 01 was working at a Salt Lake airport at the time of his illness San Diego 60 64 lis 'lint bar a For many years hie mother has been San Francisco art P1' 94 62 lamps acassast food manager of the Lion House social st George 94 62 aaagetta yea Ed 22 center and ta a member of the direcung 63 76 St Louis 11 vote committee Seattle 75 53 He married Viola Louise Broaddua on grata Sheridan 71 44 D C Tr Nov 3 1939 at Dallas Tex 81 61 Z:apthinglon his Besides a he is widow survived by your policy by celScrg Got titl eliokwe stoweeather data6? Pre2clpitaiiCiii daughter Sandra Lynn Earl his parents Mrs Kay a Salt Lake and sister City 1074 rteenmdiVr alt 0 : riicmciimOul Earl Trueblood Baltimore Md Funeral services will be conducted Wedat 260 E South Temple by nesday noon Hamilton Church of James E bishop am 6:15 sunset Monday CC11Z747 6Ainprimae Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Lincoln ward be Wasatch Lawn in Burial will minimaximum 75 expected muEmxpe47ed BOSTON BUILDINO 519 Memorial park Friends !nay call at the place of funeral DIAL from 4 to 8 pm 'ruesciay and Wednesday from 10 am until time of services 8 ' '24- - N : ":f tion Not much change in tern- perature with high temperature Monday 72 to 82 near 96 in low Tuesday morning Dixie 40 to 50 Idaho — Fair Monday a n d Tuesday Warmer Monday with high temperature 80 to 88 Nevada—Variable high cloudi- ness in south portion and mdst- ly clear north portion Monday in temperature Little Wyoming—Fair Monday LID tie change in temperature Clear skies continued through Sunday over most of the inter- mountain section High temper- ature readings Sunday were ing isolated quarters will occupy the same building as last year New Surplus Buildings Foundations now are under construction for war surplus buildings purchased from the War Assets and they are exmately 550 representing an in- administration crease of 25 per cent this year and pected to be moved onto the approximately 40 per cent for the campus early in the quarter alpast two years Dean Geerlings ex- though they are not expected to be put into service until winter plained Included among an array of new quarter faculty members are three new a The buildings will be utilized as bookstore medical physics and deans Dr O Meredith Wilson former associate dean of the col- chemistry laboratories and storlege and assistant professor of age buildings Students will find the university history at the University of Chicago new dean of the school campus at a peak in beauty with of arts ancl sciences Dr L D many fall flowers flourishing alHiner forrnaily affiliated with the though one of the famed Japanese colloge of pharmacy at Ohio State cherry trees victim of an incuruniversity appointed dean of the able fire blight will be missing university's15rnew school of phar- Removal of the other cherry trees Avard T Fairbanks may become necessary university macy and officials indicated dean of the school of fine arts Tunnel Completed Other Appointees new Numerous other renovations during Among appointments are Dr O Preston Robinson the summer months including vast former New York merchandising improvements in the gymnasium consultant and New York uni- as well as a face lifting for the versity staff member who will library The tunnel connecting head the university's department the stadium bowl with the field of marketing Dr Franz Berkely house has been completed and Schick who had a distinguished seating capacity of the stadium career in Europe studying various Increased to approximately 30000 The Industrial Arts building bait 'types of government named associate professor of history: Dr been given a new designation and Thomas Dougherty formerly af- hence will be known as the Home filiated with Yale university and Economics building his wife Jean H Dougherty who First publication of the univerwill serve as professor of anatomy sity's Chronicle will be Thursday and lecturer respectively Profes- Milton Holstein editor announced sor E B Christiansen formerly affiliated with the University of Idaho who will head the newly MEETINGS TODAY created department of chemical engineering Dr Ewart Swinyard Meetings scheduled tor Monday In Snit City incluot: formerly of the school of phar- Lake Rotel Lite Insurance Co macy at Idaho State college ap- 9 am:t tekb—Mutual Internatacmal Correspondence 9 atm arid 12:15 pm Chevrolet pointed lecturer in pharmacology School Motor Co 12:15 pm Etemail Drug Co Professor Theodore E DeMars 6:30 pm Newhouse hotel—Moro Corp 9 a rn: formerly of the University of Cali- Rocky Telephone Assn all day fornia at Berkeley named executive-s- TelephotMountain art daY: Repair and Supply ecretary Electric Sales Corp all day of the university Automatic 9 am Avon CosLit Co Equitable bureau of educational research Asso10 am: Intiermountain metic Co of Credit Man noon Executive With an enrollment anticipated ciation Assn 12:15 p m: Stationers 12:15 pm to total from 8500 to 9000 students Bitie Goose 12:15 Intermountain Eiertrical A Stn retail chapter 7 pm the university has completed ar- French society 8 pm: Sagehrunh Literary DeITIOc rat 8 pm: Gold Cloud Mining rangements for use of additional Co 8 Democratic County commitro buildings at Fort Douglas and tee 8 pm: Disaoled p American Veterworked out a trade with the Utah e: 8 pm botel—Flotei 'rennin Square (1reters of St!—e National guard The main America Hotel Greeters aukpm & 4 V -- "Approx1m4te1y 90 new appointments including some of the outstanding educators of the nation will augment the school staff for the autumn quarter" he said New staff appointments bring total faculty members to approxi- Mrs Minnie Josephine Hazninond 132 died of zbatural CaIlitea Eaturciar L Bishop Brown Mr Heath had been employed as a clerk for Denver & Rio Grande Western Rail- road Co for the past J H Milan° Minnie Alexander Heath Funeral services for Alexander Heath 65 242 Coatairille ova who Wool w't"' day will be conducted at 12:30 pm Tues- f day in the Ivitts ward chapel of the Church I of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y ' a ' Saintby 1860-3r- d East Salt Lake City and vicinity—Mostly clear Monday and Tuesday except scattered afternoon cloudiness Tuesday Not much change administration building No 105 in Continued from Page 13 temperature with high Monday near 75 low Tuesday mornutilized last year again will be of the faculty said "We have been facili- ing 48 fortunate in obtaining many put into service providing Utah—Mostly clear north scattered clouds south portion Monties daily for from 2000 to 3000 splendid faculty members this students A number of smaller day Tuesday partly cloudy with TEMPERATURE CHART year far in excess of the numHigh Low Free laborabe will used for I buildings e w i d afternoon scattered 84 58 y Albuquerque ber who resigned or left the uniAtlanta 88 re85 tories lecture purposes and Bismarck N D 56 45 southwest thundershowers por- - Boise versity 76 47 search The band as usual seek- EASTNIAN HATCH :i":W'724 41 7' r T ff - i 10'"') ' 1- I'' - - - or 4-- '1- ' d t -11 3-- - -: V) t x - 14 ''t fr - - - 'f'L N3' 1trigielt - it'"- -- ‘JP P::tt -- -- -- - - ‘N- ' (4 46 '''' - - INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER I lite-ion- n- IIPOITIPS ONLY Expansion Enables U of U To Take All Applications liPm 1:00 Lone Ranges — °Gabriel Heatter Yr) Silver Sports Edition With Music Luna la Abner Guy Meet the Band Lombardo Band Adventures of Bill OThe Fishing and Lance Hunting Club Tez Rater So You Want to The Westerners Lead a Band Dr Lewis Jr Talk It Over Atria no Trio News RPuiton J Taylor Trib-Tel- e News Treasury Agent Pat Novak for Hire Polka Party Ed Stoker Orch Kelth n Nuttall-Ernic- t hunick I I e In-- I erm ountain Bout LIFhtweight Carte — from Salt Lake Presents PopA8C ular NationT Danes Bands of Until the Day 1 am Good nit till 6 alitt Mutual and Intermountain: Theater My Friend :i'Hrob Baseball Warmup Baseball Game— Pioneer League Salt playoff Lake Fa:ls Cowboys D e s cription by Nlal Wyman Mus Popular Bees-Twi- n KALI Scoreboard Uteri Symphony dn— Syrn orlon ) No 103 KALI for 11 uslo— A full nour of the top popular tunes of the day Good NTIght 1240--KO- VOs Prove Barlow' Va °ward Orchestra Lew with Q 4DrV411013tin (6Contented Hour Percy Faith's Oral Irma Hawk Piano Sbow Thomas Jack Smith Show FTalent Scouts 8 :55 World News I Club CSupper Wood Barry of (9Cavalcad America - 4Te1eptione Hour — )Inner Sanctum Voorhees Orch Wings of Bong Club 15 Band of the N'ght Trout News News Lamp of Melody Havana Nights on a Star World News potent A Sinatra Fran Radio and Public 1 Columnia Time 1160 12:55 1230--K- r Master-wors- Dance e News Tea and Trumpets Let's Dance NevLs v(11:55 11uss Hut Club 4fews OAI Moan Oren estra Vrtme to Dream (12 :55 ) News Good Night Price 1230-1(Y- NLI and Info before SOLId atter Pra five 'Mend !Serenade News and aborts Top Tunes in ern Music Cousin Ray Wel Ness ir 111 I 145 1:12 24 2 3:0G 3:15 3:30 3445 400 4115 44-- 0 4:46 112 :30 34116 PM WOO 615 :30 6 L46 ro Juke Box Melodies 64:1041 News Views—With I et I 5 wade Condon 8130 'rims to DALneo ' 8145 Plano Styling" tO0 Monarchs of SS 9215 Classical Boni With t30 Narration by Pat O'Brien Worlds 104)0 Greatest &Cues 10115 Platter Party Alan Prank plays :::1 112 nits of the day )(our Dancing Email Variety musts old 11:30 and new 11443 tilignt °let bow— 12:00 Starring t t Pat 12:10 Snit 1 0 Bre Lake' only mid 1 2 44 tagnt-davo- n ahoy 1:0a 945 Cb-le- 230 Logai 1430--KL- C6 Otis& |