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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE . THE MURRAY EAGLE I, ...... f Uv'. for "lint b ft Thursday Mery Issi ''f will 'ofiBfnb it i .Kii PS rvice ine ilker J lose. a Intelleotuiils. to zed; we 11 hurrying on. Are they all men and women of good will organized and unorgani- WEBSTER'S WARNING silver tones of his mellow voice comes ringing to our ears uttered by America's foremost orator, Daniel Webster. the warning mammon and be warned. of czars Hear it, ye "The freest government cannot long endure when the tendency of the law la to create a rapid accumulation of wealth in the hands of the few, and to render the masses poor and dependent" Could Daniel come out of his grave and behold the centralization ef wealth today, he would ask to be reburied rather than live to behold what Is coming because of it. Like the LIQUOR FAMINE N The government fears a liquor famine and asks that all the old dis That's too bad. A bread tilleries become active as In the old days. never. We must not famine might be endured, but a liquor famine Hind for that even if we have to resort to cellar and kitchen stills. Patriotic citizens must help the country out In this crisis! THE SINK OF INIQUITY u ,SS VV.uti !ie CBS Tu Towor M0N0AY. SEPTEMBER BS : Rets and Dunn. :00 Peter SpraynouU. 6 1 T:30-C- :45 7 II Merrymater. BS: Murnlug Announcement. 8:30 Z. C. M. 1. :40 8 Morning Announcemeott. 1:00 CBS: Geo. HaU'i Orcheatra. :30 "Good Morninr Judge." BS: Concert MlnUtures. 10:00 CBS: Jack Oriffeoa' Orcheatrs. 10:15 Jennie Lee. 10:80 CBS: Madison Enaemhl. 10 :4 5 Barbara Badger. 11:00 CBS: Round Towner. 11 :15 CBS : Captlrators. 115 bally Program Kesum. 12 00 -- Last New York llxUng Minute stock and grain uuoUlloua. P. M. Leaf. 1 12:15 tah State Agricultural College BS: 12 New World Salon Orchestra. l:00-l'ay- roll Builder. 1:30 --CBS: Columbia Art lata RedtaL t:00 Payroll lulidor. 2:30 CBS: Between Bookenda. 2:45 CHS- - America's Grub street sneaks. 3:00 CBS: Old Melodies. 3:15 Denta. Cdulc. '3:30 CBS: Afternoon Musicals. 3 :45 CBS : Geo. Bcherblan's Busalaa Qyp. 4 :15 The Junior Hour. 4:45 CBS: Thoae McCarthy (Hrta. 5:00-T- he Payroll Builder 5:15 Payroll Builder. 5:45 CBS: Fray and BragglotU. 6 .00 CBS : Manhattan Berenaders. 6:15 An Erenlng In Paris 6:30 CBS: Theatre of Today. T :00 CBS : Andre Koalelanets. 7:30 CBS: LllUe Jack Utile. 7:45 CBS: Howard Barlow. 8:15 The Craiy Cratal. Orchestra. 8 :30 C'ofey's Coconut Oror :00 CDI.BS: Blue Monday Jamboree. Jamboree. : CDI.BS :00 Blue Monday It at Organ 11 :00 4'DI.BS : Dick Aurandl 11 :15 Dl.BS: I. Ilngarl Islanders 11:30 CDLBS: The 12 Ann BS: Street is a sink of Iniquity, a miasmatic pod that smells to TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13 hiitb hoaven. It should be blotted out as were Sodom and Gomorrah 6:45 CBS: Tony Wons 7 :00 Peter Spraynotzie. It is aptly even If there remained a deep, dead sea In Its place. 7 :30 Shopping Hints we in an article in "Man" from which quete. 7:45 CBS: Melody Parade. 8 :00 Momtiig Announcements. "Wall Street, cavern of greed, as the last refuge of the eternal 8:30-- Z. C. M. I. 8 :40 : of Morning Announcements. human kind privilege. enemy CBS: V. a. Marin Band. monster of greediness and ferocity 940 Wall Street! the 8:30 Martha Meade. 8 45 CBS: Concert Miniatures. trhe murderous claws reach the remotest nations on earth! There, in 10:00 -- CBS: Harold Knights Orcbestrs. Its hirelings travel the 10 :5 Jennie Lee. lu golden horde, centers counter revolution. 18 :30 CHS : Geo Rcherban's Eaaembl. y rover, from country to country, from continent to continent in search 10 :45 BarUra Badger. 11:00 CHS: Ann Leaf at Orgam. of profit, nr poor peoples to exploit to death, of armies of unconscious cW. 11:15 Around the World Cooking mad 11 30 derelits t hurl against armies of equally unconscious derelicts Studio Enwmble. McThrlft U 4- 5- Sandy dened by Ignorance and blond. In Germany as well as in China, in Italy ;5j 4,uy Program Reaume. New eVrk lUt --CBS: lJtat mlnut two 12:00 of the mw-- II i,s in Russia, in. Europe as well as in any country "lug stork and grain quotaUons. Americas, ymi will find them everywhere speculating, intrlguelng, perYellow, P M secution of the jHKir. exhaltatlon of the rich is fermenting. New World B.Iod OrchU-12:j-CB- S: is a II 15 CBS: Columbia Arttats RoHal there as white or black a tothem concern no long jwple, it is of 13:30 CBS: Jack Brooks. a tyrrany to support, or profit to jkh ket. a shame to protect, :00 CBS : Don Roe. 1:15 Parroll Builder. I human right to trample upon." Enoch LlghU OrcbeKri d 1 1 lumj . 1 ED I:30-4'B- HOW NEAR IS FAMINE? r S: I 99 Payroll Bulldera. 'BS: Betwe the Bookenda. I 45 CBS: Geo. HaU's Orchestra. It is not pleasant to talk or write about famine, but it is our belief that during these times of surpluses it would be far better to store wheat and other food supplies against a day 8:40-CB- S: Morning Announcemenls C. M. 1. Guardianship Notices, Jennie le. 10:30- -4 BS: Geo. Rcherban's Knaemble. 10 llailter. 11:00 CBS: Ann Leaf at Organ. 11 :13 Round the World Oooklug School. 11 Musical Interlude. 11 :S0 Sandy McThrlft. 11 :55 lully Procn in 12:00 CHS: Last minute uuotatlons from New York on Hocks and rains. Merry Maker World Salon Orchea. Jack Br.K.ka niches. 1 :0 Don Roa. 1:15 Payroll Builder. 1:30 CHS: Rhythm Kings. 1:45 .BS: Am. Legion Trade Reflral. 2 flO Town Cryar. 2:30 CUS: Betoeen the Rookends. 8:43 CBS: Joha Keltlu, Irish Tenor. 3:00 Old Melodlca. 3 :15 DenUi CUnlc. 1 0 Afternoon Mualcale. 3:45 CBS: lsham June Orchestra. CBS: Morton Downey. 4 :15 Junior Hour. 4 :30-C- BS :The Mills Bros. 4 :45 CBS : Teias Rangers. 5 :00 Brodacaater's llovtew. 5:30 CP Columbia Dramatic Guild. 6:00 CBS: Mark Warnuw. 8 JO CBS : V. a. Marine Band. 8 :2S The Nomad. 7 :00 CBS : Deep Rleer.. 7 .30 CBS: Oldamoblle 7 .45 CHS : Gladys Rice and orchestra. 8 :15 Crazy Crystals 8:30 CBS: N R A. 8:45 CBS: Freddie Martin. :00 Famous Furniture Stories. 8 :15 CBS;Caa Loma Orchea. 9:80 -- CBS: Johny H.impa Orchestra. 10:00 CHS: Studio Music. 10:30 CDLBS: Frank Cookson'a Orchr. 11 :00 CDI.BS : Claude Relmer, Organist 11:15 CDLBS: The Georglaus -11 :30 CDLBS: Ttie Ulander BS: 12 12 HS 40 SEPT. 15 Wons. 7:00 Peter Htiraynuzzle. 7 3D Murnlug Aunouncements. 77 :45 Pay Hull Builder. 8 :00 Morning Announcements. 8 JO Z. C. M. I. 8 :40 Morning Music. 8 :00 CBS : Hureld Knight's Orchestra. 8 :S0 "Good Morning Judge." 8 :45 Betty Crocker. 10:00 CHS: Frank La Mart's Orchestra. 10 :05 Jeunle Lee. 10:30 BS: Madiaon Ensemble. 10:45 Barbara Badger. CBS: Fred Berren's Orchestra. 110 CBS: Artists' Rwital. 11:30 11:45 Dally Program Resume. 12:08 CBS: Last minute quotations rfom New York on stocks and grains. FRIDAY, 6 :4S-C- B8: Tony P. M. 11:05 CRS: New World Salon Orchestra. 12 si 5 CBS : Alex Bumler, PlanUt. 12:30 CBS: Ilarrissburg Variety Program. 1 Builder. 1 JO CBS : V. 8 Army Band. Town :00 t2 -- : Cryer. :30 CBS Between the Bookenda. 2:45 CBS: Jack Miller. H0 Afternoon Mualcale. i 3 :15 Venial CUnlc. 1 :30 -- Afternoon Mualcale. CBS : H. V. kalteuhorn 3 :45 4 :00 Musical Interlude. 4 :15 Junior Hour. 4:45 CHS: The Collegians. Rerlew. 5:60 CBS: Broadcaster's 5 :30 CBS : Ann Leaf at the Organ 6:00 CBS: Mood In Music. 6 15 CBS: Kate Smith 6:30 -- CHS: Teias Rangers. 8:45 CBS: In the Gloaming. 7:08 CBS; The Columbiana 7:30-C- HS: Alexander Wooleolt 7:45 CBS: F.ran Evans 8:15-C- BS: Ver Van 8:30-Cr- aty Crystals. 8:45-C- BS: Guy Lombardo. and John. I ary US: I.eon Brlaaco Orrhestr. 1:13 8 :30 CBS : Tom Gerun's OrchOTlra. Mill Dane Band. 16 00-- Old 10 30 CDLHS: Hjmphunlc Hour 11 .00 -I-'DI.BS : Claude HeJmer, Organist 11:15 CDLBS: The Don Lee Player 11:30 CDI.BS: Bercuse SEPTEMBER 16 A Dunn. 7 00 Peter Hpraynoule. 7:30 CBS: New World Salon Orrhre.tr 6 0 Payroll Builder. 6 80- -E C. M. I. 6 :40 Morning Announcements. 6:00 CBS: Vincent Traeera Orrhe. 9:30-CH- S: Enoch Light's Onhrs. 16 .00 CBS : Geo. Hall's Orchestra. 10 :15 Jennie Lee. 16 20 CBS: Madison Ensemble. 16 :4S Barbara Badger. 11:00 CBS: Dancing Erhoea. 11:S0 CBS: Savltt Siring Quartet. 11 :50 Handy MrThrlfl. Resume. 11:53 Dally Italian Idyll. 18 40-CSATUR0AY, 6 Itels : ;4,V-C- B.s Hour. :15-C- IIS: HS: I:36-4'- BS ary JO . io-o- T - 30-- s ,1 oL. ns: busiLeeDilliam R, Basset, banker, (I :J-Jand 10 30- -4 IIS: Madiaon ness executive. Investigator advisor of national reputation, Ann Leaf at Otga.. i ( inM J0 -- CHS: Dan Rue.0 stated in 1923, that the averag The rP,,,,"V. be $27 a come for everybody could day. New York. t, Arthur Brisbane, editor. note, P M and business man of if ? i'.h rapll'alors. in-nut. stated In 1926. that the average Fortes be $25 t JLcHS: Madam. a- -.. come for everyone could Lua. RuseeU S rheatrs. day. H -- Payroll Builder, 1 Artlt' Senator U. Warnnw. F. Wagner, I Robert e im: Betwwn lh from New York, V. I IIS. Rnl con- the wages of the -II : Old - nnl Is a Higher Living Standard Possible? two-fiftearth, the sun has only of the amount of effect that the tide. the moon ha" Morning Crocker. George Haifa Otchr.tr. or... RELIEF FROM 5 Here we have what great souls said about the possibilities of Edward Hcllumy, lawyer, trav-t- r 'amous author and economist. '4 In his work on "Equality" Ihe average Income of the rr consumer, after an eco- - r001: Adjustment In 1889, would wve tfrrn $i7 6ny Thu WM hn Wuslon after a r A'ru'nS..-Of- a 1931. -- that sumer population of this country should be JvMce4ubyl,i' so that the purchasing power atudy, and Investigation of our the ma.e. could .Umulate prodten-yea- 3 gnomic and financial conditions uction and thus shorten r"sourtea. Hod of depression. 4 J 00 j an. 4 j- ; CMS: hay Draper Quality Feeds FRED CARLSON & CO. Hall PHONE Murra 422 Oppo..t. Gty 1 t HH 7 5 " J",-- I. HSWill 4 - ji-e- Bi 4 IIS : H- : . RH Or- tPTIH Heraynoiile m 0U' 1933 MI-SI- , Amendments Pnelaf Aaaesti-aa- -, b II set relltTtd Vtmt AWrMCUy- - wht of 1 HEMO-FRI- orn . get mf dolltr I 1. That It I propol to amend Artlrl. 16 of the CouUtuttva by the addltioa ( a eetltoa which wUl ia4 aa tut. Iowa t ff.C. I. 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It has been making good for more than fifty years. Hundreds of thousands of nervous people have had an experience like that of Maud Thomas. Read her letter. You too will find the dollar you spend for your first bottle of Dr. Miles) Nervine the best Investment you ever made. If you don't think so, we will return your dollar. "Has done me mora good Ihjua I can express" I am a Dr. Miles Fan all tha way through. I have taken Nervine for 2 years with food sucreu. It Is more than it Is recommended to be snd It has done me more good than I can express. 1 am in better health now than I have been for tea Maud Thomas. years. Glasgow, Kentucky Court Ave.) hf Morrison-Merri- ll tun. & Co. "The. Lumbermen" rONSTITlTIONAL AMrNDMINT TO INTOXICATINU UUCORS A BeMlatUa Pr.ae.lar aa Aateai. al law CmhUI. airal to Artirl. um at la. ktal. at I'Ua by beMlial Sertl.a 8 Taerwf RilaUef to ia. fia klKiltca and Kfletta ml tale, btaaa. J.l.t tll t" fvtare. lea, AdnrlveaMat aa at a TreflM la laWikaUai Utwaea. by Ike ttlalatara a the e at all ( Htata af I tah. tote eleeled to eatk Hhn aad twe IK af all Ihitda (Mather af each Beae. De II emlred t la the following pertlcalar, That Herttoa 8 af Article XIII af the eoMUiatwa of L'Uh aa aad Ua eaaa at brrrhy MP.'". BrCTlON 1 Pair of (Watery af Itoto. Tha lUereUnr af Stale ia berets dieoaUd oa to auhnilt the aropwd aaaeadaaaal Uianl kereiata to the eleetar wf tke atats at the tenet! aleetlsa la taa ar ait annlded by law, UrCTION 8. CffecUn rata. If adoptol af the etato tbie aaaeodaml Ky the elertnr shall bar effert aa the firat day af erf nat eurelirt a aeraiRUa) by Ih Ilnerd af State Caeaaaire af Uta re suit af the alerttM shattnatH la aWettoa 8 reef. Ja t. M R. Wclller, aeeretory af SUto of II.. M.le of I Uk, 4 aeraat aarttfy that II e fxreanlor te felt. tro. aad luniil ro"r f the Cofialilatioaal AateMwteete aro the mnlar aad erortal aaaetoa poaed l v( rurd l wi affir. ta ahemf. t baa keeraalo l tn lfitd tha tireal ltal Ft-at I'Un, thw let day at So. tf IS. THE MARK OF RELIABILITY Timber, Rock, Paper Products for BUILDING PURPOSES! Murray Yard: 140 W. 48th So. PHONE Mur. 8 Iwt4, 1.. s!ALi bi Secretary of State. rvMlraUoa SfatewtWef Last kublteatfea heeaaU . PRINTING . . . ADVERTISING... PUBLISHING ... ft Tint State C l BECTTOrf UBOIATORIIS Fx Bld, Loo Angelea,C4i. toriosed It $1.00 foe lull tlit, 4ogbl-MrBr- cs Murray Plumbing & Heating Co. to Article 16 ! Ike CeMlllaUe. Beetle RelaUaf to ky the A4siO.ii l mt Wmcw Minlaiaa Wate ! Aa Mua.ra: .ad Ceaer.1 Welfare and all Eaapl.yeM. Be H rewleed kf the teaUlatare U tke a State f Utah. itillUe k.r .lected to eara ken, waemrrlaf 4129 W. -t. t,,- Aug. 31, Sept. HEMO Orchtr. ,Mm-- FREE i 'Iy dirltrtnt Try tt ortct tkil grntly oootbinc comforting IrMi piio iod snnoyinc. If you wish, Cm tit fty 8Ktma upon delivery. 'or eur ceupoa fight ificiAL iNTROouaour nrrhe.tr. l" MEMO- - "yi . Pn.re-io- the fcn 6Jf .. Chetlne THURSDAY. 45- I"' Mooard Pafl"- Pa."' Iroo-di- d IK Kate fmlib Tew Lewll i7.Ja.-- with the guitoniff, bio k t 4 frwq fiflrto niturl ingredt-I Imott fli lnin M brine dm luBcnr from th torturiosj tura o( 8odic. of k" eil, BO mittrr H yelirrf itching. bUfding, otttro! wn'u, ' wi,h r intf rnal pile- - M'- WooK-oti- pilar. po'-tlr- 1IKMO-FREE- blenoVi! M.l"l",",' In Wuelfl. -d WaHnl'. t.JnV . MS' Ale.andrr Cvt!npl , prfpititioo nonry-bc- Dental Clinic Miialcel. AfK-n I f, CMS :: Y1 Hu'lng Morton lKwr. US a 00 H.ur. a j TheBS Junior PaMel Harmnole. I 4W4 ! H"l'w Hmad' S ca J . Pradcler s Re'l'W, a CALL ON US FOR FEED GRAIN cuau FLOUR 1st Btw j 4 MS Tkttifil tf Sittrtn relief fro oo T"r, 3. 10 Itrt Son AC Rn-I'- urk Jtmitint Outtvtif Gktl Sptkmt C.-- .rl wealth and income, public ownership of natural resoeurees and are some of the plunks in Ilenjamla C. Marsh, of Washingwill address a meeting the program of the People's Lobby. ton, D. Mr. Marsh has recently returned of Salt Lake Citizens ut the City and County Hulldlng, Sunday even- from Euroie where he represented the "lA-f-t Wing" pence ing, September 9th, at 8 p m. Mr. Marsh Is Executive Secretary of the Pence's Lobby, of which of Columbia Professor John I'nlverslty, Is President. Mr. Marsh has lieen representative of the Take It to . . . People's lobby and similar organlza fifover tlons at Washington for teen years. 23 W. SOUTH TEMPLE The People's Ibby Is a an-iiut- Jelnt ReMlalUa taenia Make S. L. Address tll PI1LES Jour-nalis- ing question: "Shall Sandy City, Salt Lake County, State of Utah, create an indebtedness- by issuing its negotiable coupon bonds in the sum of $15,000.00 for the purpose of replacing the wooden stave pipes In the Sandy City water system with Iron jriiHis, enlarging and extending and perfecting the present water supirly and water works system n Sandy City, the said water supply and water worka system for sujiplylng such water to be owned and controlled said by said municipality; Ixiuils to be absolutely due and livable serially In not more than sixteen (10) years from their date, and bearing four interest per per cent payable $1,000.00 each year from the date of Issuance thereof." The polls will be opened at seven o'clock a. m. and continue open until seven o'clock p. m. of the same day and will close at that hour. There shall be no special registration of voters for said election, but the "Official Register" last made or revised shall constitute the "Official Register" for such election. The ballots to be used in voting on the quest lou submitted will be presented and furnished by the City Recorder to the Judges of election, to he by them furnished to the voters. The election will be held and conducted In all respects as nearly as possible hi conformity with the general election laws of the state. IN WITNESS WHKKEOF, the Mayor and City Council of Sandy City, In the State of Utah, haTe caused this notice to be published and posted as required by luw this 31st, day of August, 1933. L. E. PETERSON, MAYOR; I.ol IS K. VAN DAM, City Recorder, (4) I. ( 1818, 6, 1888. leg- drastic taxation of concentrated eaacarrlat taenia I SECTION I. Rcaeallar aWtUa I af Article II. That II la brvpwd to aaaead Article XXII af the Coastitattoa at Hub IRINCS QUICK HIW WAT 45-C-BS: of Saudy and approved City, Utah, adopted on the until day of Aii(,'ust, 1033, iniMlo not lee Is hereby Riven that a simvIhI election will In? held at the respective polling place hereinafter to l deslunated in Sandy City on at the 'iid day of October, 19: such election there will 1 submitted to a vote of such qualified, registered electors of Sandy City aa shall have paid a property tax therein In the year 1932, the follow Pursuant to ordinance ff 15- 111. CITY, UTAH SPECIAL WATER BOND ELECTION Public Notice, August 31, 1933 SANDY A -- -- rary ' AMENDMENT IN CONgTlTl'TIONAL I.KLATION TO MINIMI M W AUKS FUH WOMEN AND MlNOatS : well-to-d- j underKlgned. I tisan organization working for islation at the national capltol. relief. Municipal housing, i ) v Constitutional a tract Mills Bros. when there may be a shortage. A lesson eomes from what 45 CBS: Midwestern. in of country in Oklahoma and the states that border Rerlew. 00 -- Broadcaster'1 Sotiga i Vf called the Panhandle, where an area as large as France, 6 Weatphal's Orchee'r Frank Westphal OrckeeUa. was expected to raise 8,000,000 mushcls of wheat this year, 6 25 The Nomad. s it is one of the richest wheat producing sections in the 6:30CBH: Nino MartlnL Poet's Gold and sand6 64 CHS KB Lef. country. Instead they experienced a series of wind California Melodies. 7 Mthl Meditations. 6 :16 Silurday havoc 7 Oldvnohll ItotrasJ. storms' which laid waste the WllUrd Rol.laon Orrhes. country and wrought such 6 '13 Llirht Oper Cm. f that a bare 8.000 bushels of wheat will be grown this year, 8 15 4BS: l.lttl Jck U"14-70- - BS: f'olunitila Public Affair Inill. Hli.g1r String. and the erstwhile o Friedman's Orrhestr farmers arc now in breadlines. 8 -t BS: Crystals Orchestra 6 46CBS : Jerry laham Jones 8 Peter :30 barren Spraynnrii. and John. I Where waving fields of grain stood the soil is as CBS: Barney Rapp's Orrheatr. Keeley Pr'grm 8 15 HS Ted Florlot's Otrhe. s if it had been 9 30 4 KSL PUver. swept by a huge broom. The unprecedented 10 30 16 Paaaey's Orrheatr. Klorlot Orcheetra action of the elements has worked havoc. Sixty separate 10 0- 0- BS: TrdHo.le Pod todg. II M CDLBS: Gus Am helm's Orche.tr. Mill Orcheatra. san.lsturms have this year swept the country, some prevailing 11 ld The liiender as l..ng ns a week. Gales blew dust so that the sun was jl Tide which It the vertical ribWEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS Ihous-nd- s darkened and midday appeared as dark as midnight. Wons fall of Ibe txvail level. Is due to and CBS: Tony 45 c.f farmers and their families face starvation unless cared J HpreBol. and the In the Luiemboun Cardeao. the attnieti'tii of the niooti fr In- relief. . the earth. of 7 45 -- Morning Announcement maters the sun upon C. M I. It is no time to be destroying wheat or curtailing its proZ I Is much sun the that Ibe fact Due to . nol!!rfm"!"artttmtl. duction and we trust that wiser councils will prevail betore I M('HM: Unrent Tear moon frmn the the than further it is ton late. t SMniltif Music, Jurtge. about 1IS. j 'i.bllsbcl "BS: Mark Waruew Builder. 1:30 -- CU8: Fruldle Martin Orrheelr 146 -- Payroll Builder. 2:30 CBS: Rotweon the Booknida. 2:45 CHS: Tito Gulur. MCBH: Irtlng Cenn. 8 15- - Denul Clinic. ow 6 Cryar. I 45 CBS: Bd.lle Iluehln. 4HS: Frrderl.1i William Wile 4:15-Jun- ior Hour. Rerlew. 4 :4- V- Broadra't.- 5.30 4 HS: Casa Loma Orrhratra. 5:45 CBS: Gertrude Nlraoa. 30-- The For furtlier information eonault Uie county clerk or the I 10:15 12:05-C- National Leader To Probate and Morning Moods. :i- M- CBS: Krank Lamar Orchea. 9 :30 Martlu M. ade :4.r4 HS: Concert Miniature. 10.U0-- 4 BS: Han.ld knliihls Orchestra. 1 oocBS: oyny Kif. :l Z. P. M 12:30 ;B3 : Old Melodies. Densal CUnlc S:S0Afternoon Musicals. Barney Rapp. J 00 S:15 4 4 4 4 5 5 8:30-- P. M. : Wall many-heade- Wort :I5-T- :30 10 Tatrucl Julw KelTln, 11 1 going to against Fascism, for peace and freedom. l Sous :J(ll MO :1- 110:30 ak them to sink their differences and unite their efforts for oub!M" 53S-- SEPTEMBER h,10d Ar0uU. yfcr Buckley B3 : Mormon orsaa. I nele Tom, Comic 8irU. MiiriiliiK Muk CBS Complnsky Trio v?-- 8 10 - uning EDS S upitenl to i peat struggle 28S.J SUNDAY. those responsible in the large organizations, political cultural, national and international, to workers and social, pwe- labor Work 3. 1879. ai me Postoftice at overtake up? e in i i,, ruwf THE WOMEN COULD DO The evolution of events is We r o, s'c'" to -- Murr. O 33 LPROGRAH le required lubricate SYSTEM k K. S. from page 2) M.iihittHa Uoodj. Studio Kmeiubl. iw.Trtrln advance $1.00 12:00 12:n-T!- ie Orinlle Kurultur Protrim. . MonthH lu Advnnce .60 12:30 Moods and Mmle. Elsewhere in United States iz:4o (nrrent TopUa. 1 :00 : Cathedral Hour. I" advance IDS. Sunday SorHoea. $1.50 3!:U0 0ne year 00 -- CBS: Ktidle Duchla and uk or cbwitra. 3:30 CBS: Acme Lead Program 3:13 CBS: Chicago KulghU 4:00 CBS: H. V. Kaltenborn 4:15 CBS: Modem Mala Cborut 4:30 CBS: John Henry. women of the country and the world should unite In a treat 4:45 CBS Chicago Variety Profram. :15 "S John Henry. movement and make it so strong that it would absolutely make 55:30-CBS: In The Modern Manner The following Is an appeal by the council of 6:00 CBS: Triple war impossible. Bar I Dayt and NUihU ,Dotber 6:30-'- B8: The Gauchoa. Geneva. at 7:00 CBS: Kreddle Rich's Entertainers. .omen . .... rv M ha ........ J .1 7:30-C- BS: r1 twanfa. nflft Quiet Harmonies. i me uiiuime an. t political We women, mcpar 8 'BS: Uuy Lombardo. not to take -- CBS: Jerry Friedman's Orchestra. the obliged orders 8:30 of consequently, of and any them, ties, 8 45 L. U. 8. Sunday tnese events independently, with our simple common B :15 CBS: hham Jones.KreaUf Brocras. w0 understand :30 --Crazy Crystals. of what is human. sense our jaw. and 9:45 The Idanha CblefUln. a chance of that single 10:00 Studio Music IVe are certain safety is left. There is not a moment 11 :00 Tabernacle Midnight Boor. We must unite, or accept war or fascism. WHAT J:tr (Oontluued TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Salt Lake County, Utah i ' Ucs. ED T Telephone Murray tio ft UK IVJiiaii .u-.- ,a under of Act March Utuh. city, ... .1 ntered as weomi Radio Program EDNA M. WALLACE. Associate Editor Editor ffALLAt'E, - :45 7 Mwiray Eaglle 35 Phone Murray |