Show vlA' l FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER THE OflDEjf : STAtfDARD - EXAMINER : TWO GET MUSIC - “ A " j SEHATOR HARRIS ’ — j Is Back On Job However Despite His Painful Injuries ’ NoV LOGAN - 8-- Announcement ‘ i WASHINGTON Wot 8— (AP)— Although suffering from Injuries received in an automobile accident Senator George W Norris of Nebraska today clung to his accustomed place as an active4eader of the Democrat-Independecan coalition in its fight' Republiagainst the proposed tariff bill The Nebraskan received which he himself described asinjuries “painful but not serious" when knocked has just been made by the music State Agridepartment of theof Utah the winners of cultural college the music scholarships ottered by the department this year Two scholarships were offered one ‘in violin instruction and the other in wind instrument instruction Miss Anne Tear son of Brigham City a senior at the college was awarded the scholarship in violin In-- 1 struction and Elden Torbensen of Garland won the wind instrument‘ nt I r ' h ‘ ir IjVv scholarship Several students competed for these valuable scholarships SORORITY MEMBER Miss Pearson is a member eff the Beta Delta sorority Last year she attended 'New "York university where she continued her- - musical training Prior t6 that she attended the local college for two years The instruction ip violin will be given by Professd rReginald Beales Mr Torbensen its a freshman at the college He iwas a member Of the Logan and the Logan High band for four years High-prehest- A PAJMeP Nov 8— (AP— football gaining In popularity throughout the country is “out” as far as Lincoln’s high school sare v concerned The board of education has declared a ban orT after-dar- k gamesr following a report from Superintendent M O Lefler wttich said: “There' probably is a as to whether the assemblyquestion of large numbers of adolescent children un--d- er cover iof night is conducive to the moraT control which a body like the board of education' ts willing- to A I assume" - t -- 1 oyer Andre Adoree determined by the highest court of claimant) of the French wrestling BALTIMORE Nov 8— AP) title here last night I The first fail competent Jurisdiction The Baltimore Catholic Review ftcame la S3 minutes and the second publishes comments by the Rev Dr VELCOFF in 11 minutes after the champion READY John A Ryap of Catholic univerAdorea to the floor and fell sity Washington upholding three TO MEETj DERN pushed ‘ Washington reporters who refused on-hito give confidential information to SALT LAKE CITY No (DP) the grand jury with the’ result that —Nick Velcoff San I Francisco were sentenced they for contempt heavyweight wrestler will meet Ira of court Dem Utah In the headline event of his comments Father Ryan re- a wrestling program In here tonight ferred to the) distinction made by Charley Strack will clash with Dr works on mcjral theology between Sarpolis and Andy Brown will meet different classes of secrets Including Jean Laaoux to round cut the card iiaix Gom&ZOr It Crow pi professional secrets Dr those obtainI fU-Jed only on the condition that they fTM4o rJ I fcur ftqnW SONNENBERG IS drwwuiy mtica wU not be repealed mXxxm m brcUM f k few dnw wflj ttroi tutixra Vrir JDeclaring that the Washington VICTORIOUS AGAIN it aii tiair from reporters not only were under no 1 moral obligati an to reveal -their 8— HARMON SEEKS e BOSTON BATTLER j CHICAGO Nov - t ! - Pro- moter Paddy Harmon of the Chicago stadium has opened negotiations with Jack Sharkey Boston pretender to the vacant world heavy- -' weight throne for a match early next year Hannon hopes to match the win-- t nerj of ‘the Tuffy Griffith-Paolin- o Uzcudun bout which will be decided in the stadium November 29 with the victor of the Otto Von Scott bout at New York the winner of the elimination to fight Sharkey Harmon’s offer is - $50000 and a percentage of the gate- Sharkey’s price Is a flat guarantee of $75000 which may ruin Harmon’s plan I m Por-at-P- hil ! 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