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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE THE MURRAY EAGLE :45 CBH : m:u iz :id ina : 11 K. S. L. PROGRAM k bb: Pat Kennedy and Art Kassel ari Little Jreni.1i rnncess Wallace Hopper 12:30 CBS: American School of the Air 1 :0 PayroH Builder a 0. B. WALLACE, Editor EDNA M. WALLACE, Associate Editor 1 :30 I'tan Agrtcnltural College 1:45 CBS: Kasy Aces SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 2:00 Payroll Builder Issued every Thursday 2:30-C- BS: Telephone Murray 35 Dick Messner's Orchestra T:00-C- H8: Sunday Morning it Aunt 8u' 3:00 CBS: Loretta Lee b :vu i.B: unurcn of tlx Air 8:15 Dental K :SU Clinic of the Air I.'nrln Tom Entered ns second class matter February 8, 1927, at the Postofflee at 3:30 CBH: Organ and Speaker 9 :30 C.HH Mlkriunn Tnhwn.1 Prmrpam 3:45 CBS: Between the Bookends Salt Lake City, Utah, under Act of March 3, 1879. iu :ao BCUUD4CU Jvwelrjr Frugrim 4:00 CBH: Beatrice Osgood Pianist 10:45 The Watch Tower 4 :15 The Junior Hour 11:00-C- BS: Church of the Air. 4 :30-- The I). S. 8. Club TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 1140 i'UM T itrlu 1a,.lr little 4 :45 Recorded Program 1 1 :4iV-- 'ftS : I'at Kennedy' and Art Kasnel Salt Lake County, Utah 4 :55 : CBS Press Radio News : 12 :uu uan, Mlnatrol Man i,aiy 5 :00 Broadcasters 11.11 nf Ihm Review Mnal II, One Year in advance $1.00 5:30 Buck CBS: 1:00-CB- H: Rogers New York i'hllharmonic Orch 5:45 Little Orphsn Annie .150 8 : 8ix Months In Advance ... cbs : "Open Houae" 6:00CBS: The Llnit Hour of Chsrm X :30 Victor Herbert'! Melodies 6:80 -- Standard Opt. Elsewhere In United States 8:45 CBH; Phil Harrla Orchestra 6 :45 :0U Krausmeyer and Cohen. : 4 CBS National Amateur Night One Year In advance ... ... . $1.50 7:00 The Utah Hour 4:89 CBH: Bmlllng Ed McConnell 7:30 CBH: Wartng's Pennsylrsnlans 4 :45 Dundee nroaram. 8:30 CBS: Lelth Stevens 5:00 CBS: Alejander Woolcott 8 :45 The Hawk, : 5 :30 CBS mystery Drama Chicago Knlghta 9:00 CRS Mvrt .nH 5 :45 Cvntel Vrnitrnm i :15 Southeast Furniture Co. Program 6:00 CBS: Thi Hall of Fame 9:80 CBH: The Pam.l fi 'HS rlirrnU Vfl,,H! 10:00 Logan Garment Program 7:00 CBS: Ford Symphony Orcheatra 10:30 CBS: Leon NiTirrn'i OrhUi,. g :00 CBH : Wayne Kind's Orcheeira 11:00 CDLBS: Everett Boagland's 8:30 CDLB8: "So This Is Hadlo" Orch. 11:1 Boat. 9 :00 HiiHlnr'a Prnurnm 11:15 CDLBS: : Orrllls Knapp's Orchestra 9 15 Cathedral of the Madelin :so u. u. s. Mundar Kveulnn Berviee FRIDAY. JANUARY 18 10 :00 I.ola I.n Mir 8 .'30 Morning Musicals YOU PAY 10:15 CBS: Henry Busse's Orchestra' i .uv i aa : jjear Columbia 10:30 Hunay firenlng L.D.8. 7 :30 Morninn Watch 11 :30 ('ULBS : OrTllla KnaDD 8:00 CHS: Prxaa R.rfl. 12 :00-l)- ent 8 05 MoroLng Melodies. :0O Studio Knsemble JANUARY 14 MONDAY, Who pays the tax bill? 9:15 Good Morning Judge 8 :30 MornlnE Mualcala 9:30 salaried employe and Program. Everyone the day laborer and 7:00 TBS: Laiivh (Minln 9:45 Voice nf Haalih 7 :1J Morning Watch the millionaire. 10:00 CBS: Voice or Rrn.ri..,.. 8 :00 CBH l'riuui Hmltn Vw 10:15 CBS : The Gumpt Who pays the bulk of 8 Advertisers Kevlew. 10:30 Jennie Lee 9:00 CBS: Land ()' lirmmi 11 :00 Oeorira Hall'. On.1,1.. who The middle-incom- e those earn just enough group 9:1,1 Oood Morning Judge 11:15 (Jene Hallldav their their educate :30 9 children, families, 11:30 CBS: Little Jack Little procram. adequately support 9 :4.i "Voli-of IlM.lih " 11:45 CBS: Pat K.nni. and put a little away for old age. In words, the bulk I0 00 --THM Vni, r Erlrlnc. 12:00-C- B8: Marie, Little French Princess of it is paid by the average American citizen. 12:15 CBS: Edna U'.ll.. u...... 4.B: The Uumps Jtcu 10 :S0 Jenirte Lee 12:30 CBS: American School of the Air Today about 25 per cent of the national income goes to 10:45 CBS: Dick Messner'i Ordchestra i ,u rayreu Builder CBS: Allan Loafer's Orchestra : L',nn' 8'mPhnny Orchestr support government, federal, state and local. If you earn 111:00 1 :15 Hecorded I'rograra 2:30 CBH : Thla and That 1 1 :30 !HH : Herbert Foote, organist. 3 :00 $2,000 a year, you must pass approximately $500 of it on to Broadcasters Review 8 :80 CBS : Milton 11:45 CBS: I'at Kennedy and Art Kassel Charles the tax collector. goes when you buy groceries, drive 12:00 CBS: Utile French Princess. ? 1'BS: Be,ween the Bookends -- CBS: American School of the Air 4:00 Songs of Long Ago. your car, pay your utility bill, take a trip, attend a movie, 12:30 1 :30 CMS : Your Hostes 4 :15 The Junior Hour eat a meal in a restaurant. The cost of everything you 4 :45 2:00 I BS: Visiting America Recorded Program x :i as payroll Builder Ha : Press Radio News need and use, everything you buy, is t:S0-C- BS: represented by :0 Chicago Variety Program Payroll Builder J:00 CBS: Men of Notes Trio taxes. Every tax must be passed on 5:15 Central Shoe the consumer manuProgram 8 Clinic of the Air 5:30 Melodlo Interlude and middclemen and have no way of pro3:30 CBS: flrgan Interlude 3:45 Little Orphan Anule 8 3:45 CBS: Betty Bartell allor Program ducing money but of the air. 4 :00 CBS : Songs of Loug Ago 8:15 Tarzan of the Apes No 8:30-H- arry what the tax, it is diffused so rapidly all are 4:15 The Junior Hour Clarke 4 :45 :45 Kratumeyer and Program J Cohen by 4 :3J CBS : Press Radio News. 7:00-C- BH: "March of Time" 5 :00 Broadcaster's Hevlow 7 :S0 CBS : Rullyweod Hotel 5:1 J Central Shoe Program 'ulture Program 5:30 CBS: Buck Rogers 8:45Th Alka Selzer Program RETAIL BUSINESS S :45 Little Orphan Annie :00CB8: Myrt and Marge 6:00-4'B3: Vivian and her Life Sareri :15-C- BH: Kdwln C. Hill 8:15 Tarsan of the Apea 8u,r' court 0f 6:45 Kthel Hogan 7 :60CBS : Chesterfield Program 10:00 (Jen. H.IMrf.. .. .u. r. 7:30-C- BS: 1934 retail business was substantially The Big Show 8:00 CBS: Wayne Klag'a Orchestra in 1933, according to leading commentators. Most surmatches 8 :30 Boyle Furniture Co. .., :J5.'"'BS: Jo S"lllan 8 :45 Alka Seltzer Program the 20 25 to veys place OrvlU. Knapp's Orchestr. improvement per cent. 9:00 4'BS: Mm and Marge 8ATUT.DAY, JANUARY 19 no improvement. However, industry showed little 9:15 CBS: Kdwln C. Hill 8 :30 Morning Muatcaie tn -- J IW, kill Hmllh The explanation of that seeming anomaly is that depart7:00-'- BS: 10 :00'l)l.nS : Blue Moiirfar Jambnrea Cheer t'p 7:15 -ment Dl.Brf: KSL Players cash registers tinkled Morning Watch at any time 1111 :00 4CHI. 8 00 ( BS: Radio New,. since the beginning of depression. But basic industries, such 12 00 -- SilentIIS: Onllle Knapp's Orchestra 8 " 3lornIugPressMusic. V0-tofhas steel, lumber and mining, found Orchestra for their proTUESDAY, JANUARY IJ 10:00 CBS : Frederic U n. ducts few and far between. People bought perishables-sho- es, A 30 Murnlnr MiihIcbIa ' 10.15 (BS: VI.IHi.r'. v. . 7 :0- 0- BS: Happy Dsys " lOMO-Jefood, fuel, clothes but they did not buy cement, shinnnl. I 8 00 CBS: Preu Radio News 10.45 Mornlna 8 :10 Adrertlnrrs Review gles and similar goods. Increased retail 1I:U0-C- BS: tfeo. Hall'. orch- -, Melodies was undoubtedly due largely to heavy government relief ex9 :00 Studio Kn.irmhle. f?th"0 Vel" 9:15 Romance of Mary and John penditures. 9 :30 Program. 12 45- -4 BS: Men The disparity between retail business and industry was 10:00 nf CHS : Voice of KH 1:00 -- Payroll Builder m.i. The 10:15 Cumoa BS: I::i0- -4 BS: Culdo especially marked during the Christmas buying season. 10 :.1 Jennie Lee Chorus 2 00 -- Payroll F.ullder .I Art US Ift flrrhiuilra Heavy employing industries were an extremely low level B.S: Modern Minstrels 2:.I0( 11:00- -4 118: (ieurge Hall's Orchestra -- CBH: Lltila J.... i ..... uuc were jammed wim purcnasers who bought not II :IS-(ie- ne lUlllday eVsltUS ll:30-4'B- S: Velas Knsemble Knher necessities and only staple goods, but more luxury items than l if. 111S i 13:00 CBS; The Little Trench Princess ai ears. 12:15 BS: Krtna Wallace Hopper 12:30 CBS: American School of the Air i :oo rayroii Builder I :30- -l'. S. A. C. SDeakcr WAR ON CRIMNAL CHURCH NEWS St. Vincent de Paul Cleveland's Living Rocking Horse !5f KdJia a a a a 4900 Wasatch Strvct Rev. Sunday Lutheran Church (hrist Evangelical Liidieraii Chiircli (.Missouri Synod) Services held every Sundav :fi..r. noon at 171 East 48th South. Divine worsnip with sermon by the pastor, lev. John KelertiiB, at 3 p. in. Sun' lay School at 2 p. m. The Lutheran "hurch welcomes visitors to its sen-. Ices. (OMMI MTV METHODIST v.. (iinun Sunday School 11 n. m. Mrs. F. R. Anderson, Supt. Seiinon 11 :45 B. m The Latliei Aid meets every sec-i:and fourth Wednesdays the to other It train or your partly to retailers facturers matter it. hit BETTER than ,:htLTr bettor During ,,,uuj at or store oftener than p""" loha' purchasers -u.ln.' trade oods: IN CLKVELAMj. OlllU, lives tltis Horse Uose ieel uie aUurueU witlj "horns' of the same substance as a ram's horns. They cannot be removed because of blood vessels, the cutting of which would cause the animal to bleed to death. Cleveland merchants are sultl to be bidding for the horse's services as a living rocking horse for their Christmas displays. Preserves Record of Quake Japnn believes Hint tt hits pre, served for 10,000 years a complete record of Its 1!12: earthquake. The documents are enclosed In fused quartz bottles filled with argon gas and encased In thick coverings of asbestos, lend, and carborundum. S:13 Dental Clinic ef the Air CBS : Sam De Jong's Orchestra 3:45 CBS; Between the Bookends 4:00 4'BS: Al Koth's Orchestra 4:15 The Junior Hour 4:45 CBS: Woody and Willy 4:55 CBS: Press Radio News. 5 :00 Broadcasters Review 8:00 CBS: The Ruxy Kcvue 8:45 4'I!S: Luden Program 7:00 CBS: The Chesterfield Program 7 :30 Standard Furniture Program 8:00 CBS: Carboruudun Program. 8 :30 Charlie Kent 8 :45 Pathfinder Pete 8:00-C'- BS: Richard Hlmbcr's Orchestra 8 :S0 Gcppert Sat. Program 9:45 TBS: Glen C.r.v 10 :00 Smiling Kd McConnell 10:13 Harry Clark 10:30 CBS: Ozzle Nelson 11:00 CDLBS: Kverett Hoagland's Orch. 11:30 CDLBS: Orvllle Knann'a Or.h..r. 3 :30 in U. S. to Get UabA Prize The outbreak of war between Russia and Japan began on ary in. v.m, and closed with tin slgnrng of the treaty at Portsmouth N. M September 5, 1!0.". Here Is where Theodore Roosevelt came In. It was he who negotiated the treaty between these two nations, and for his efforts In connection with the settlement of this war he was awarded (he Nobel peace prize, the first American to receive n Nobel prize. Notary . Public C. B. Wallace (Rear of 155 Court Ave.) Pastor WELDING Welding Motor Blocks Hying "A" (las Car St irage NEW FORD ' te BATTERY $50 With Old Battery of All Cars. CUMBERLEDGE MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer Garage Service Ml Kojal Walker k'al Earl Gregory :0'.'6 So. Stale - riirmo :.e ier WI'J Fit 85 OXY-ACETYLE- tl En-'an- Phone Murray 35 K"b... SSJ- f!. Kiv.u. Scotland Owns bite A club In London has been foim.i to stand on land owned by Scotland, the site having been given by a .Saxon kin- - to a Scottish king. su that the last named could build' his palace there for his yearly pilgrim-isof homage to the crown of 15-Pla- Service AboveAlf siuies so u First Oman DESERETMORTUARY rle at CHURCH (il East 48th Soulli St. P.... :r M:i Week-da- v BAPTIST m.. it? Masses, 8:30 and Sunday Srlu.i 10:30 a. m. 9:30 a. m. 8:00 a. m. .s EDITORIALS Patrick Maguire, Pastor. xt 4215 South M. 313 i - State Street PHONE Murray 81 l.l knnll j THE ELEMENT When it comes to rrinifV fill I vni tfi1 Qtntnc Inc t f a n enviable distinction of leadinn- thi wnrl.I hv 3 H'IiIa mirnrln Each year crime accounts for the death of ten people out of ta.u iuu.wu 01 our population the next country, (ireecc. is ijui Mumu, wun nve. in i.ngiam, but one out of each 100,000 d ies of criminal undertakings. The greatest fight on crime ever attempted in this nation now being carried on by the Federal government and that is one of the new Federal activities, perhaps the only one, which meets with unnualified nil it,n u c simtmrt nf .... .... 1 tar, the government has been extremely successful. 'V'JH.. Its agents nave eliminated a number ot underworld kings have ened others into hiding. Where, in many cases. local frightare corrupted, Federal men arc moved continually about police from place to place to insure that thev make no undesirable connections, will not be known to the criminal element. Where tocai ponce are olten inefficient, Federal men arc college-traineare instructed in rhr lliifPV' Inll.'c nva, till ill llic MHMetlS that make succcsful crime fighters. Where a small force of "u' sometimes be intimidated, that is impos '"7' sible with Federal men because their number h not limited, ...u me criminal who does "bump off" a Federal agent, can look forward to two more immediately his place The taking whole power of the Federal governm'ent, with its unlimited in money, men ami equipment, is turned loose ellcct his capture and execution. It is pleasant to be able to report that all the signs point ... .1. In tnnor rrin,. I..,:.... ' .....j... x.....v I'vuig un uie run in tins country. 41-- t 00 C.v nis A.- - - l CHS: Orfhsn innle -- Pullman Tailors. 0:13 Tartan of the Apes f :4J hrauameyer and Cohen. 70CHS: Bins- Cro.br 7 :30 4'BS : Chevrolet orocrsm 1 00 4 BS: The Camel procra m 8:30- - l nlon Dental Procram 3 45 Boyle Furniture Program Mvrt and Maria 9 Parade 9:30-B- S: Sc. it I t'lahsr'a Or.hclra 10 00-- 4 HS: Orvllla Knaiiu'a Orrlmtra S:4V-Ll- ttle 1 ra WHY Pay More For Gasoline? Itroadcaiters Bevlew MArvi HMn Dick Mwnrr'i Orchestra S:15-De- ntal Clinic of the Air 3:30 (BS: Milton Charles 3:45-('B- S: Between the Bookends : Beatrice 4 90-C- BS Oxgood 4 :I5 Tfie Junior Hour 4 :4- 5- Rnrorded Program 4 :30 -- The D. S. 8. Club 4:55 CBS: Press Radio News. S 00 -- Town Crhr 5 .10 - IIS: Hock Rncars Iiki-- 2:45 1 - WHEN YOU CAN BUY SILVER BELL-FIRSGRADE lrth Hi-OCTA- NE It :IJ "'Itmoks Rluj:s." IO:4S- -4 HS: Leon Navarro Orchestra ll:00-CDLBS: Everett lloaglaod Orch. Fred Skinner II d, 1 I . ii -. II Orrllls Knapp's WEDNES0AY. 1 I 30 -- 7 7 9- -4 Pm T Orchret-- t JANUARY II Morning Mualcale BS: Juke B k Revue Watch -4 IIS: Presa 8 0 Radle News 8 05 - Hroadraslera Review 9 00 Informal Mualc. 9 M, lining Judge. 9 .30 -- 4 al o dine l'ngram, 9 45 CHH Tha ln.triii-,iiilaltatS: 10 Voice of Kioeili-nr10 IJ-- 4 HS: The Gumps 10 30-- 4 IIS- - Jennie 10 '- .- Its: .mr ll 'ine and Mine 11.00 CHS: l.n-Tllall'i Or, 13-II l,e Mar FOR I. II Jo- -4 IV- - its; litti, j,rk Little Hell)' Mn.re BS: Warte. Utile French Prlnceu 15- -4 US: Ronisnce of Helen Trent 12.30 4 US; Amerlratl School of the Air Kale Smith's Hour I 4 5 C1S ...v Acea -I 00 Perr-nll Hull.W 00-4 BS ; Men 4 Notee. I 3 15- - Ilmtal Clinic nf Iha, Air 1:,10-Pare- nt Teachers Progrsm 3 .4 5 4 US : Vera Van 4 00 -- 4 HH : S .ngs i.f Unt Ago. t I J Junior Hour 11 12 13 WHERE DOES YOUR GAS TAX MONEY CO? 4 00-- i:o ihs: N'o group bears so heavy a burden of class taxation as do 11, r,cfincri produced gasoline valued o!wllMXa,,p!e c cmrai P'vernment taxed this rtrVU The Mates taxed it gas $181,- IIIWUM -- 4 IIKiiiiII or a total of $711.- 4 4 BS ; Frees Radio News. " Crier iax : Ten amounts to actually 3 '0-- 4 BS Buck Riwvre uii.h.m iW per cent oty) uie value of the product! 5 1:4 Dtnhan l.lltle . , m.. uon. as tne .m Anton,,, Express recently said. 0 00 (IIS: Vivian andamilah.r I If. .r. IV. Tartan u. u enoun ii an K.is-ta"v.u .. money were spent for 4 1114: Kveretl Marshall 7 and BS : The 0 ht.rfi-.lbuilding Program m.untaining roads. The motorist would be at 7 30 r l.rarl. AiltrnlurM least cettintr something f. if ilia mnnni' .1 A.lmlt.l OH Brrd Kiprttlllcir ns30 -- CIIH v Ma.Vrt.leM ing number of states are coming to regard the gas tax as an 15 lumltuie program Mift and Varea .v..u,..,v M.urie ot revenue tor all governmental purpose 9 .iv-rm r. mil ,,-- t tax fund t.. ihey divert lms i. t'or Vnlpa nf tlMrln,. V iincinpioy"""l",i 0 harltor-tn.iinir nieni relict, lor Oril. eli.,n . 00 Ho Furniture I'rogra m .if 10 13 Jaciuee Renard nrrhealra OH: v: which ( ) Hall s fs l.ers unII seems ob', ,ieraKc m.torist. it Fveretl lloailanda Orch. vious that such undertaking, should ,c ,,aj( forperfectly joe Sullivan. PUnlal out f;f 1C Ill general taxes provided by all the taxpayers, and not by add- - 111 .SO 4DI.RS: Orvllle Knappi Orcheolr THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 " "Mi group oi citizens uiuch owns ami operates 4 10 V.rtilng Musicals no BS Siinnt.nla l a 7 Miinlng ath It is an rnrfiiirnfinrr i,m . . 7 M menls . 'H" " xK'vMve opposition is fir- Hsdlo News. "f t,,C aKaiust 05 kliiinltis Hat. vrr ion vf rrtS 0 tmwtrsm. work was the reason P' iu,.m uvc on r,"?,lsM .inln.0 t'.I M.Hlle. 9 l" 5lrr and J.,hn. .10 Cal.A Hlh. Ii..0... " '"'J"i...!i. liui how every motorist has 4 Lea HfmbI W slker horoughly p,st,f,ed complaint against ,i, K rJ 10leVf f BS: VoireTst.r t y bc.ng nse.l for projects unrelated to road i!. The Cumpa develop,,, every motorist should enthusiastically join in the Ii.il . n,t.... II IM movemen II HS - filt: Ktmuol llMhrtltt to bring gas tax diversion to a halt. II IS - Ml m. bpmB t T JO. . $519,01)1,111, -- i - 55-- k""." : x OkHO-- 4 . AT- Murrys Main Highway Trackside Station j Hundreds of Salt Lake City, Taylorsville and Murray residents are finding SILVER BELL GASOLINE the solution to their Winter motoring problems Mrlr-l- OOO-Tlt- S: n: i- - ;ri ""'i his ... l ' . 0.10-4R- S- I ?mr -- -- 4 : 1 "T1? STARTING-US- E EASY ON THE MOTOR rfh-t- iv-nu- t: T QUICK -- fa CHOKE LESS EASIER ON THE PURSE FINEST LUBRICATION OILS, 5c to 35c Qt. 1 SILVER BELL STATION - - -- 4 4400 South State Street Kti-rl- enc ;.. Henry M. Jensen, Proprietor M 11 Pm rrtran TT"TT1""""t'' r 1 v |