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Show MURRAY HIGH LIGHTS THE MURRAY EAGLE 0. li. WALLACE, Editor EIJXA M. WALLACE, Associate Editor Issued every Thursday NEW DELTA CHI Telephone Murray 33 Entered ns second cltuss matter February 8, Salt Lake City, Utah, under Act of March 3, 11)27, cluh of Murray The Dramatic Hich School elected the following officers for the bromine year: President William Johnson Vice President Xedra Marker Huhy McCleary .... We are sure that these officers will handle the affairs of the cluh and conierate with Hie members to make the cluh a great success. at the Postoffloe at 1879. TERMS OF 81 INSCRIPTION Salt Lake County, I'tah One Year In advance Six Months in Advance Elsewhere In United States One Tear In advance Secy-Treasur- $1.00 50 Last Friday, Octoler 12, these a swimming officers Risnisored party at Municipal. More than 30 students attended. It was a gay affair. Miss Bnuley surprised everyone with her deep-se- a diving, staying under the water for long intervals, and coming up only to see if everyone was watching her. Max Townsend and Jack White showed their prowess on the high dive, just like the daring young men on the flying trapeze. There will Ik more imrtles Sn-sore- d hy the Mu Delta Chi, and It Is hoped everyone will attend them. $1.50 EDITORIALS "NO WORK NO EAT" When the city manager of Portland, Maine, observed men sitting idly, while receiving $2 a day relief money, and with the city needing work done, he took his courage in both hands and demanded that the civic boarders should do something in return for their doles. At once a howl of protest arose from the "Portland Relief Worker's Protective Association." From the Midwest echoed a growing opinion that "it's time this country is waking up" to the fact that "loafers are bragging they get more out of relief than they would out of a couple days' work a week." In other parts of the country, it was reported, much graft and patronage have been sheared from relief rolls. Just the other day a Brooklyn man who had received $1359 in relief was farm and arrested when authorities found he had a fifty-acr- e ! stable of horses Two systems of eliminating relief graft are in use. Methods of tracking down offenders arc being tried, with some salutary effects. The alternative is to revive a realization that the public purse is not a bottomless "horn of plenty," open to'all able to get a hand in. Relief is the benevolent hand of 100,(XX),0(X) neighbors giving a lift. Recipients of aid must learn that relief is not a heritage to be exploited to the last degree. If the act of getting off the relief roll is made a deed of patriotism and there will be no "Relief Workers' Protective Associations" to protest when work is asked in return for aid. Such protests are not to be tolerated. able-bodie- d SWIMMING PARTY Last Friday evening the Mu DelDramatics ta Chi, the Murray Cluh, ssinsored a swimming party for all Its niemhers and anyone else who was Interested. A bus left the high school at 7. o'clock with some of the pupils and picked up those enialning n't the corner of 4th South and State street. About 40 attended and had a great time. You should have seen some of those boys, such as Hoy Campbell nnd Joe Miller, duck Miss Pagley nnd all the other misses. But Iwtter than ever, you should have seen It the misses duck the misters! was really a sight. Everyone was a good nxrt anil "took It" when someone just "accidentally tripped them." We didn't stay In the pool very long, although long enough because the hoys had Just played The bus foot ha IT nnd were tired. left Municipal at 9:45, and drove The back to the school building. Mu Delta Chi Intends to have more parties and good times together. ! self-respec- 20 MILLION t, PEOPLE ON RELIEF A little over a year and a half ago, Franklin Roosevelt BOOSTERS became President of the United States. If, at that time, you had asked a representative group of citizens what the most This week Is Booster Initiation burning problem of the hour was, the chances are that about week. And what a week It Is:dies-n'-u eight out of ten of them would have answered. "Unemploy- you run onto a "girnt" nnd she Ist siteak to you. don't think she ment." There were many other problems and issues but the fact that some 13.(X)0(000 men were unable to find jobs stuck up" Ivecnuse the old Boost ers have made it a ruling all this overshadowed them all. to a week that no goat can . During that eighteen months the federal government, hov. hard for some It's going to guided by Mr. Roosevelt, has spent billions, passed extra- of them to do It. The old IUioster ordinary and unprecedented laws, tried a series of daring ex- seem to get a kick out of making periments. Vet todav, unemployment is still the most diffi ns goats look consplclous. This cult problem the country faces, and very little progress has U ilmii. hv making us dress in n terrible fashion and also making us the jobless. been made in alleviating the plight worse. Following Is (he out Pest estimates say that the number now unemployed is act line riven to us to follow as to slightly over 10.000,000. That represents a decline of 3,000, our dress for the week : 000 from the high touched in the spring of 1933 but even so, Monday : the problem has been solved tc the extent of only 23 per cent i Vmh clrl must brine her And the remaining ; per cent looks much more difficult o toothbrush to school, tie It around her neck, and at noon must brush solution. teeth at the fountain. her down broke The United States News recently uneniploy 2. She must put her hair tip In ment figures to specific industries. According to its findings (he night before and have It the mining and oil industries are emplyoying 300,000 fewer rags Just as fussy as possible Monday. workers than in normal times. Ihc railroad industry is cm 3. Wear gingham dress. 4. WVar no make-up- . ploying u0,000 less, telephone and telegraph companies R. Wear odd shoes and socks. show a drop of ldO.OtX). Wholesale and retail distribution in dustrics arc down ("0.000. And so it goes, throughout the 0. Meet' around (he fountain at entire industrial structure, with the durable goods indus noon and jx'rform. 7. Do not talk to hoys! tries steel, cement, etc. showing an employment shortage : of 1,500,000. One of the worst phases of the problem, accord Tuesday 1. hair curled tight to the Have ing to the News, is that even if business reurns to the 1929 head In bright colored rags. level, about 3,0tX),(KX) men will still be out of work, due to 2. Wear no make-utechnological advances. In the past new industries hav 3. eWar gingham dress. taken up the slack caused in this manner. 4. Wear men's sock and gart The federal government discovering that it could no ers. 5. Wear men's working gloves. find jobs for the unemployed, turned to relief on a grand scale 0. Wear red or grren hows on CCC similar and agencies Through the FERA, the SKUA, the the government is providing food, lodging, clothing, and in shin. 7. Meet around the fountain at some cases, work for the unfortunate, liut this cannot go noon ami erform again. on forever the expense is gigantic. It will be recalled that all day. (If 8. Chew paro-wnin a recent speech, the President warned the country that lo the teacher says to throw It In the cal agencies must do their part, that federal relief cannot car waste nT can. Just do ns she Vs only put some more In your ry the entire burden, or even the bulk of it. It is a well known mouth.) a or of even It the bulk known it. is will the entire burden, 0. lo not talk to boys. fact that many states and cities have dodged doing their : YedieMlay share, have simply "chisled" on the federal government. Come dressd a a farmer' wife Donald Rkhberg has said that 20.OXUXX) people will be with on the relief rolls during the coming winter. Some authorities A gingham dress with apron 1. Straw hat or sun lsninet place their estimates higher than that. The greatest dram 8. Inches of make-up- . on the country s resources is imposed by people who, for the 4. Her hair Jnt as It Is when most part, are unable to find the productive work they want she gets tin In the morning. of our accepting Critics who still talk about the possibility R. Meet at noon on the lawn to dole arc behind the times the dole, in principle the system lunch eat if not in name, is established now. (1, Wear long cotton stocking lliese are the tacts ot unemiilovuient. When it comes black preferred.) to the theories, there are an unlimited number most of them Tluinlsay: 1. Wear hair straight and part impractical, some of them impossible, all of them unproven. It is believed the President feels that a future step must be ed III tin middle. Wear flannel tutthi.at that work week. However, he has said little about it the nt least four Inch, shows of late, and has resisted efforts to bring it into existence 8. Wear old shoe. through legislation. He knows that business is finding the 4, Bring two onions and iiiH going hard, would probably be unable to meet the additional outside main building nt noon and expense that shorter hours would cause. take your turn E ATI NO OXIoSS sjx-a- 1m : p. x I 30-ho- YOUR NEIGHBORS 5. Do not talk to U.ys. Friday: our ifHcmbly will display our The fashion review for Friday. Boontcrs l his year Intend to do thine in a big war nnd E't mil nnd show the team and the school wp're Milnit them. Are you Nhlnd lis? Neighbors arc a great institution, and few people would care to get along without them. Nobody wants neighbors who arc familiar, but ecrbody wants them friendly enough so an egg or a cup of sugar can be burrowed when the occasion demands. If you are in want, or in troble, you will usually Ft, ( 1 1 It EM'ANOL find your neighbors right at your door ready to lend a helpThe election for the Spanish Club ing hand. How they find out just when you need their help is often a mystery. P.ut what neighbors know about neigh- officers was held Monday, (Moter nnd the following iffiecr wen bors would full a book. You may live beside them for years and view them as nothing more than residents of your town. lis led : Put let trouble come into your home then you w ill sec what F.I President" ........ Ronald Walton t;srgl.i fine neighbors they are. You'll also find out, if you haven't l,n Vice Presldente XetinkU. is in before this, that there the world more valuable La nothing .... Betty than good neighbors. Hardin County Enterprise (Kentucky). Jean EllerUon. SecretarU-y-TvsoriT- a Adeline Vlcchrlll had a short sesclub the Friday The sion during the clasp ierlod. enjoysome very students played able games. During the period each to person who spoke English had box. individual his Into Is'an a drop When the bell rang each erson and whoever had counted his the greatest iiumlsT had to treat the class Friday, Octolier 19. Miss Katherlne Pezely and Rothwell, were the victims. Oliver Margaret We had a great treat The club Is planning several social functions for both present and K. S. L. PROGRAM La Reporter past nienils-rs- . KKMIX (LIB REPORT The Kcniix cluh of the Murray High School has lxen reorganized and is now ready to do big things. A meeting was held Thursday, October 11. and the following officers elected ; Delbert. Sutton President Lucille Shaw Vice President Xedra Darker s Adeline Vlcehrll Resrter The club Is eomiosed of memliers of the physic ami chemlsty classes. At the' meeting Mr. Smith asked the students to make an effort to make the club a great success. Dr. Clove expressed a wish to make the club a social organization. 7 8 :00 :0- 8 :3D 9 :3U - 10 Ml) 10:4j 11:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:30 P. M. S: Morning Muslcale CBS: Moiulng Minstrels. :lj Morning Watch :00 CBS: Press Kadlo News. :43 Advertisers Keview :00 CBS : Connie Gates, Jimmy Brlerlj :15 CBS : Hound Towners. :30 Cood Morning Judge 4.1 Morning Melodies :00 CBS ; Dr. R. A. Mlllkan :00 CBS: Voice of Experience :13 Jennie Lee :U0 CBS : Just Plain Bill :15 CBS : George Hall's Orcheslra :30 CBS: SaUtl Serenade. :43 CHS: Pat Kennedy and Art Kassel :00 CBS: Affiliated Products. :00 CBS: Allen Leafer's Orchestra. :30 CBS: American School of Air. Keview :0- 0- Broadcaster's :30 CBS; t. 8. Marine Band. :00 Payroll Builder :30 CHS: Chicago Variety Program :00 CltS : Men of Notes Trio. :l"i Dental Clinic of the Air :30 CltS: Edward Wurtzhach s Ore. :4j I HS : Tom Baker and Norm Sherr :00-CSonsof Long Ago. :15 CBS: Texas Hangers :30 Junior Hour :33 CltS: Press Iladlo News. Kuvlew :00 Broadcaster's :30 Adventures of Kobln Hood :4 Broadcasters Keview :00 CBS: Bar X Days and Nulghts :li TarJtn of the Apes :30-C- BS: Atwater Kent Radio Hour ChestetHeld i'rogram :30 CBS: The Big Show :00 CBS: Wayne King's Orchestra :3U -- Crazy Water Crystals :43 tomedy Stars of Hollywood :II0 CBS : 11) rt and Marge :3 CBS: Kdlu C. I1H1 :30 4'DLBS: I.lplou's Blue Monday Jamboree :30 Pinto i'ete and Ranch Boys. :4j Milt Taggart's Orchestra. :00 KSL Players. Merle Carlson's orch. :30 Clil.BS: Vincent Lopel orchestra. follows Dell Wood President Barbara Bradford .... Vice President. Margurite Berger .. Secy Treasurer Bernice Hume Reporter This year the Club is going to let the people know that there Is an Art Club on the campus. If you want to have some fun, you should join us. PROGRAM ATHLETIC IN BRIEF By Ray Norton The year's athletic program dates 12-0- TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6:30 (Continued on last page) 23 Morning Muslcale 7:U0CBS: Song 7 :l 3 Morning Watch 8:00 CHS: Press Kadlo News, x ;0 . Advertiser's Review. H :4 3 -Morning Melodies 9 :00 HS: Slodlo Ensemble. :1.3- - CBS: Alex Semmler, Pianist. 9 :..0 CHS : C. S. Navy Hand. 9:4.3 Mary tee Taylor 4 Bennle Walker 10.00-CBS: Vole of Experience -10 :1.3 Jennie Lee 10:.iO-C- HS: Harold Knight orchestra. 11 .00 CHS: Just Plain BUI 11 :1.3 -- CHS ; (ieeorge Hall's Orchestra .1:30 CBS: Esther Velas Ensemble 11 Program. 12:00 --CHS: Affiliated Products. 12 30 -- CHS : American School of Air. I Builder I :30 - find St.ie Acrlniltural College 1:43 --CBS: Columbia Variety. J :00 -- Payroll Builder 2:30 Educational Feature. 2.1.3-- 4 HS: link Mourner orchestra. 1 :1- 3- Dentlal Clinic of Ihe Air 3 30 CHS: Mlllon Charles S 43 CHS; Concert Miniatures. 4 00 Its: Men of Notea Trio I :I3 4'HS: si, Mirandy 4 to The Junior Hour 4 .3.3 CHS: Press Hadlo News. 3 oo Town Crier 00 Pullman Tailors. 0;i3 Tarjin of ihe Apes -- ;4.ri WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 Muslcale 7:00 CBS: The Song Reporter 7 :1.3 Morning Watch 1 :00 Payroll Builder 1 :30 CBS : Kate Smith's Hour 2 00 Payroll Builder 2:30 CBS: Curtis Institute progrsm. 3:00 CBS: Men of Notes. 3:13 Dental Clinic of the AJr 3:30 Parent Teachers Program 3 :45 CBS : Organ Melodies 4:00 CBS: Songs of Long Ago. 4:15-CH- S: Texas Rangers. 4:30 Junior Hour 4:55 CBS: Press Radio News. 5:00 Town Crier 6 :00 Republican State Committee 6 :13 Tarzan 6:30 CBS: Everett Marshall Program 1 :oo CBS : The Chesterfield CBS : Burns and Allen 7 ;;to 8:00 CBS: Admiral Byrd Expedition 8:30-Cra- zy Water Crystals 8 :43 Comedy Stars of Hollywood 9 00 CBS : Myrt and Marge 9:13 CBS: Edwin C. Hill 9:30 CBS: Voice of Experience 9:45-MorMilk Co. Progra m 10:00 Bovle Furniture Protrra m 10:15 CBS: Jacques Renard orchestra. 10 :30 Club Dorado orchestra. Hall's orchestra. 10 :43 CBS : Geo. 11 :00 Melody Lane : Vincent Lopez orches. 11 :30 CDLBS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 6:30 Morning Muslcale 7 :00 CBS : Song Reporter 7 :15 Morning Watch 7 :4.3 Musical Moments S :00 CBS: Press Radio News. ing Watch. 8 :43 Furnlltiire program. lng 6:15-Ta- rzan Oranite 6;30 6:45-M- mory 7:00-C- B8: Furniture Cn Garden "March of The Campbell Water C n, Press Radio P"'l L 8:30-4'r- azy S.00--CB- S: :0- 5- Broadcaster's Keview 9 00 -I- nformal Music 9:30 Good Morning Judue 9 :45 Borden program : 10 :00-- CB8 Voice of' ExVtrtm S 10:30-C- BS: Al 10 fisheries ,m'gr, , Just Plain Bill George Benjamin Moor" Danny KuasoV :45-- Both Il:30-C- BS: ll:4SCB8: The Alka Selzer IW.m Myrt and Mar,. : Edwin 9:15 im 9 :30 CBS : True Story Court 01 Hum Relations 10:00 Gene Hallidav at the t0:15-l)emo- cratlc State Commm!" 10 :30-- 8alt Lake Tribune '0 :45 Wrestling Matches 11:15 Melody Lane !l:30-CDL- BS: To be Announced 8:45 9:00-C- BS: r CPl SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 :30 7 :00 7 :15 S :00 s 03 J7 Morning Muslcale CBS : Song Heporler Morning Watch CltS : Press Radio News Morning Music. CBS: Pet. 9:00 ........ Wool Hall eL :45-- CBS : Concert Miniature" i iiimie Gates iiw. 0:15 Jennie Lee 10:30-C- BS: Abram Ch.sln. 11:00 CBS: Georne Hull'. n,.i.. '1:30 Esther Velas Ensemi.i. 2 :00-- CBS : Danny Ru.sso I 9 WS5 'lft i'ttS ....., A e.. x MJ . i.wuuu limners 1 :00 Broadcasters Review ' 1 :30 CBS : The Captivators. 2 :00 Payroll Builder 2:30 CBS: Allen Leafer's Oroham 3:00-C- BS: Little Jack Little', OtA. 3:15 Dental Clinic of the Air 3 :30 CBS : Edward Wunzbach', m 3 :45 Miniatures. 4:00 CBS: Frederic Wm. Wile ' 4:15 CBS: Mlscha Raglnsky 1 :30 Junior Hour 12:00 'BS: Affiliated progr.m 12 '30 CBS : American air school 4 :55 CBS : Press Radio News. 5 :00 Broadcasters Review 8:0ft CBS: The Roxy Revue 6 :45 Krausmeyer and Cohen. 7:00 CBS: The Chesterfield Prwo 7:30 Studio Group 7:45 Alka Seltzer 8 :00 CBS : Carborundun Program 8:30 -- CBS: Saturday Revue. 9 :00 CHS : Richard Hlmher and OrcwJ :.iu Maniiani mrn. 10:00 The Adlerlka Program 10:15 Harry Clark 10:30 While City Orchestra. 10:4.3 CBS: Joe Hayne's Orchentri. 11:00 CDLBS: To be Announced 111 :30 CDLBS : Vincent Oreba 9 9 ,d CBS: Academy of medicine prog. Poetic Strings. 9:43 Mary Leo Taylor ic Bennle Walker I0:00-C- BS: Voice of Experience 10:15 Jennie Lee 10:30 -- CBS: Smiling Ed MeConnell 10:45 CBS: Rhythm Bandbox. BS: 11 Just Plain Bill. 11:15 CBS: George Hall's orchestra. 11 :3- 0- Cohmlal Dames Program 11:45 CHS: a( Kennedy and Art Kassel 12:00 -- CBS: Affiliate products. 12:30 CBS: American air school. 1 :00 -Payroll Builder l:30-t't- ah Agricultural College 1 :43 CBS : Dansant 2:00-Pay- roll Builder 2:30 --CHS: Dick Messner's Orchestra 3:00 CBS: Lnretta Lee 3:1.3 Dental Clinic of the Air 3:30-C- BS: Organ and Speaker 3:45 CBS: Miniatures. 4:00 CBS: Men of Notes Trio 4:15 CBS: Those McCurly Girls 4:30 -- Junior Hour 4:53 -- CBS: Press Radio News. 5 :00 Broadcasters Review 6 00 -- CHS: Al Roth's orchestra. 6 : 15 Tarzan BS: lvi Avon Specials Good Until Oct. :43 Krausmeyer and Cohen. 7:00 -- Political State committee. 7 Dental Clinic Program 7:30 -- CBS: Warlng's Pennsylvanlans 8:45 Football sports and flashes. 8 :43 Strange Adventures 9 00 -- ( BS: Myrt and Marge eas Furniture Program 9 30 -- CBS: The Camel Program 10 00 -- Logan Gar mint I'rogram 10:15 Skllcst Family 10 :30 -- Democratic Slate Committee 10 :4 . - Mary and John. :00 Club Dorado Orchestra Kht II Bost. II :43 -- CDLBS: Vincent Ipcg orchestra. " n: Opt. 6 FRIDAY, OCTOBER "'' I1:00-C- BS: 9:13 9:.10-C- II. iuur Press Radio v 5:00-Pa- yroll Builder 5 :30 Adventures of Rubin Hu0l 5:45 Town Crier 6 :0- 0- Pullman Tailors Vr"e'" : 11:15-C- BS: Melodies. 9 Tmm Kaeer8 1:"VB1: - 4 :55- - 4,'BS Rosewater (ilyrprine Smoker's Tooth Astringr-nt- , 22 St Ben-loi- I'owdef, L- lirillkuit'ute, (Yeam, Tooth I'owder, Skin Freshener, Heatlarhf Cologne. otus Mrs. Edna R.G. Call Drop card with order 4888 Wasatch St 26 6 MuslraU T 00 -- CBS Song Reporter 7:15 Morning Watch S OB -- CBS: pre Halo Bureau. 6:05 Morning Melodies. 9:00-Sni- rtlo Ensemble 9:1- 5- HS: V. . Army Band. 9 :30-4- ;od Morning Judge :45 Studio Ensemble 10 BS: Voice of Evperiencee 10:15 Jennie Lee 10:30-C- BS: Memories Garden. 11:00-CBS: Just Plain Bill 11:15-C- BS: George Halls Orchestra It :30ltecorded Program. . 11 00 Affiliated products. It School of air. I 00 -Philadelphia orchestra. J :00 -- Payroll Builder. S:15 Denial Clinic of the Air. Mlllon Charle. J I 00 Chick's Wonder 581)0 Bar South State "WHERE THE CROWD GOES" CABINS 1 . .. Winter Rates 1st September 8ot,gi of Long Ago. after CAMP MURRAY Ml'KKAV, I'TAH Murray Laundry! ! I MMore Leisure Hours for Women l TOWING! DAY and NIMIT Let U Do 0ur Part lo B"ng You W..h Day Freedom! rhone SCHOOL NEWS The last year offbvrs nnd Room Mothers of Ihe Boiinyvlcw school entertained the new Room Mothers and new officer and throe new school teachers at the IVonnyvlew school. A short meeting was laid after which games were played and a luncheon was served. Twenty-on- e guests were present. Rill skllbsl workers in building and road construction linen were available for employment ihrnttrii (he Sail Ijike office of the National Reemployment Service, of wtii.h Joxeph S. Mayer Is manager, while 'JUS.! Slli'h Workers Were registered throughout the slate Is shown by the N.I1S. skilbil hilMir reH.rt for the week ending Oct. IX Salt county, Uii Salt Ijike olTli-serves Wasatch. Tooele, Summit lllul iHlvIs nullities. According !o X K S. nirUl.its. hec skilled latN.r rporl, which nre compiled weekly, are n new feature of employment work In I'tah. The r orts nre designed to nld employ-- t rs In rinding (.killed workers and In the trnnfer of workers from county to county nnd from state to I state. By mentis of these rcju.rts, ropic of which are mailed to employment heads of surrounding Mates to aid In the idncemrnt of Flah workers there, nil of ttio skllhil wotker available can Is racily Waled and any tiixwnrv trnfer f worker within the tnte or to other states ran ls made from the regions with the lnret liihor surplus so as lo bnlnnee the state's mipplv with IndiMrlnl "unities. fpoi Although the Reemployment Her vice Is preparing skilled al,r lists In construct Inn lines oidy nt present. It s expected that these 22 OCTOBER :30 :00 : BONNYYIKW I'litie Turn. MONDAY, Oe-ol- sr ex-tec- : Sunday Morning at Aunt Sun' Clmri'li of the Air 3 :U0 OF ART back to the practice game with . We South High : Murray won have had two league games at home, one wlih Cyprus, final score We won was Cyrpus 7. Murray our next home game with Bingham 10(5. We have had one game away, losing It to Jordan High 2U-for the remainder of the season is ns follows: Murray at Orantsville, Davis at Murray, nnd probably n practice fame with Tooele or (iranlte. season holds The basketball many thrills for lis. and the Coach has planned about six practice games, and there will Is ten league We are also looking forgames. ward to the tournament nnd hoi' to wind up the season with the stale championship. The coach is planning on a short session of spring football to acquaint the Imivs with the signals, rules and the old gridiron. Track will lie lh feature snort of the spring, and we are looking forward to a very successful season with the lcttermen who nre return ing. More time will tie sjent with tennis this spring, and the team to go places In the tennis tournament. Baseball will Is featured If there are enough hoys Interested In the game. There will also be Softball to wind up the year's activities. If there nre any other (sports Hint you nre Interested In. please let the Conch know, and he will In glad to fulfill your wishes. : New York Philharmonic Orch CBS : "Open House" 3:30 Victor Herbert's Melodies 3 :4 3 (June Halllday, reuuent program. 4:00 "Music by Uersliwlu" 4:30 CBS: Smiling Ed MeConnell 4 :4.j Dundee program. 5:00 .Southeast iurnlture Co. Program 5 :15 Musical Portraits 5:30 CBS: Kdgewaler Beach Concert 8 :00 CBS : Kurd Symphony Orchestra 7:00 CBS: Alexander Woolcott 7:30-C- DS: Hanny Kusso's orchestra. 8 :00 CBS : Wayne King's Orchestra 8:30 Cl'I.BS: Merrymakers 9:30 L. 1). S. Sunday Evening Service 10 :0- 0- Old Spinning Wheel. 10:13 CBS: Red Nichol's orchestra. 10 :30 Sunday Evening on Temple Square 11 :30 CIM.US: Vincent Lopez orchestra. 12:00 -- Silent 1:00-CB- The election of the officers for the Art Club was held Tuesday, sixteenth. The officers are ns YEAR'S CHS BS 21 CltS : Mormon Tabornaele Program Studio Ensemble The Watch Tower CBS: Church of the Air The .Standard Optical Program CBS: Pat Keuuedy ind Art Kassel CHS: Lazy iMn, Minstrel Man CBS: 11111s .Nose Props Program Secy-Trea- FLASH OCTOBER SUNDAY, ,, State Committee. Krausmeyer and Cohen. 7 00 CBS: King Crosby 7:30 CBS: Chevrolet program. 8:00 CBS: The Camel I'rogra m 8:30 Crazy Water Crystals 8 :45 Boyle program. 9:00CBS: Myrt and Marge 9:15 Furniture program. 9:30 Auerbaeh Optical Co. 9 :45 Morning milk. 10:00 Logan Garment program. 10 :13 -- "Smoke Rings." 10:43 Mary and John. Dorado Orchestra lneenl Lopez orchestra. 11:30 CDLBS: 0 10 Ad Murrav i ijf 1 HOV TO KEEP YOUR MOTOR FROM GROWINC m Repairing . . MQTHtH Fill' Eft. 4988 State UP WITH FRESH 1H always mile u.in3 Vn Vico. ,. . . Oil . . Accessories PORTER'S GARAti 0LD4 Vica vavami Vnh . . PcHoanc. P.o"I h'h 700.000 rail! Sandy at St He Where You're Treated Day ami Nic'i'! BijW COLD BEER 100 400 Puro ParaJUn Motor Oil sG n.. " 4"al,1 . COMPANY . " Utah ond UaUo OPEN AM. NHiL DANCING In.tant Curb Servi |