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AFTER NiNa I' n'e P 25 AND EXPENSES WILL - NIGHT ing a speed over 40 riffles per hour was inconceivable except to the most visionary Only those with the most nerve womustG r COME ON JUST BECAUSE YOU USE S DOESNTI MEAN YOU'RE SUPPOSED To FISH I - AREN'T THAT Wilig THWING CRAWL AT : P!P Jusr HE'S A FISFIERMAN NIGHT-M- ATS THE OLD SCHOOL ThE FOURTH VIOLATOR asTHE WARDEN'S CAuchrli z1 SCHOOL 1 IS THISWEEK 4-04"e-1 N PEEVED bwotta DOtalt PINT &ED 47 CROWMA 1144o5Asr 957 77IE FISil AND drAMB 374i ON BoiCg OP LICENSE 'Z--4 77) COMM401g TE6111-4770A- C &flag wakeU0 wliev H911--- - drove the new cars—speeding demons they were—while the majority of the population stood aghast as they whizzed by The the girls were impressed by were dashing drivers and horses terrified by the noise and speed Seventy mile and hour thunderbolts were a sensation to everyone but the stableowners In 1909 the Model T had achieved an average speed of about 35 miles per hour One ingenious Salt Lakes City driver had attached two model T engines one behind the other and succeeded in going 70 miles per hour! It took a daredevil to race one of the cars The driver perched on a high bucket seat sat behind a right hand drive The above picture was taken in 1909 on South Main street between 4th and 5th South in front of the comTroy Motor and Magnetcan be Ipany In the background seen thetop–of the Newhouse building while to the left under the tee stands the old St Paul's church Once the driver started the motor -- k ONE FULL FLOOR OF LIVING ROOM SUITES 901b7 4Milli ror" i - ' ' 'a 1- - ' ' ' $ t I $4' $ ' ' 4 ''''' 1 $N I I ' ‘: 4Ae ltit n- --- ---- so A 1! - dipai 4 04 ------ 1 - '': 'bpr"- ii ' '' - 11Nt - i II ruswassom' i ''5 Lo JJ f7 - - p - e'rk I xk :‘ 1 vs t111k1'--'t' tal :-- - Je '------- 4- 1-- a ' ' 44 2-P- Living room—finest type springs heavy mohair frieze upholstery You must see this beautiful suite Reg $18950 Spedal - vb I LIVING 1100:3 SUITE C quality springs' Reg ' kIMMOr Mohair cover in choice of $1 4950 Dozen's of Other '' titt"11 '''' 2PC1 FEIISICE QUALITY S ' :'k All --- '''' - i ' ' -- : ' ' 41 ± i: t' 7 s-- '- - S16950 - colors--be- st $14950 Saiiel on Display - 1102E'LlAKERS EVERYWHERE 1111E 4 At "- - V: YOU SHOP 1111 74' is :II STORES 6 N0 2 Ivir") pountfful and Layton ' ' :: - -- to I BOB - rr 92 '' ''i:1' : It clAnIkrrE coLutrtT 0' s t ' LAYTON UTAH ail' 6 goo me vow - "FAMILY THEATILE" L : UTAH COUNTIFUL - Phone 15 7 pm I 'IMDIY New Time RCA Victor Show Varna Wagner Narrative Verdi Trevatore: Ad Verdi Trevatore: Act IV: Dust Verdi La Traviala: Act IV: Praltod Louise: Depuis Is Jaw Charpsntier Madame Buttinfly: Ad I: Dvat Finale Puccini 3:30 pin KOYL -1 121 L 0- 1320 ON ADVERI'ISEMENT (win Sunday September 16 1948:(NIST) tate "alio I ICSL-111- °Mutual System 60 System Interrnountain Top of the Morning Popular Melodies Sons of Guns News 64t)::0150 I 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 s8:16 — 30 8:45 9:00 9:16 9:30 0:46 1 0:00 1 0:1 b 10:30 10:45 1 i :00 1 :1 5 11:30 11 IKIDY10-- 1 320 f30 p:m Phone Stations 400 KNAK- -1 I AM Rise and Shine - Musical C l o c News k of the I Trumpeteers An Hour of I ' to Wake UP Day —1 the 0Carolina Calling Morning Early Riser and Time The American 0Musio f o r Sunday World News Church in Wildwood Partner Power Blunt 1 Decision Now Morning (0)E Trib-Tel- e I Summer Serenade News News Weather Organist What po People Say Guest Star CBt Paul's Choir Cameos of Music Hoosier HotshotRadio Bible Class— CChurch of the Air Highlights of the Novelty Band Story of Bible Bible Home Worship °Voice of Prophecy °Church of the Air In Your Name 8:55 World News 7th Day Advert Novatime Sun Morn Musical OBack to God Chrisews IL K Smith Tentn Man 0 Merry-Go- tian Ref Church Bonn d Millions with Ray- - Block runnypaper Man I Newsmakers0 IThe of the Air 1 L Hall I Jordan Christian Science Choir Melodies News World News °Win a' Flight to Weather Tex 1Im Robertson the World Series to Leibert Religious Service Popular Classics for °Lutheran Hour — ()Invitation to Learn- INews Eternal Light Music Lovers' Dr Maier ing Direct Broadcast of OWI3l1atnL Shirer ()People's Platform - Portraits In Melody Complete Sunday 1 0Thim B Kennedy 1 Church Services Music for Sunday World News The alkalis Etotmd An Orchid for You That Men May Live Table I 1 I 1 I - I au n d a y Morning Prelude St satin's Church Church of Nazarene Beams of Blessings with Dr Stiles S u n d a y Morning I Varieties with Al Collins Harmless Chatter and Rec ords Galore Drop 1 Him a Line or Call Him UN Even Wire Him Your It's Sunday I Morning Part1"- t - ' 'AfternoonPrtgrcimi r I 1 1:00 1 :16 1 :30 I ' :46 - : 0:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 0: I 8 9:30 1145 10:00 10:16 10:30 1045 11:00 11:16 11:30 - 1145 N 1 - This Week Around Tribo"rele News et Song The First Piano - Catralcada ot Music 112:00 World News Music for You 1 - 1 Quartet IC)Feettval I 1216 — Plano Playhouse Theater of Famous There Old University T h e12:30 Artistic Styling Radio Players ater Something New" 1246 — World Changing "T h s American" Hour Lutheran Hour' °Mystery 1:00 eiiiygrbnly Sam Petting'II Mystery Drama by Henry James 1 1:16 °relies1I i' One Hawthorns Thing— °Under A r r es t — Labor Spooks to Man'! 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Hear this wasp-grubAn- UNIMI FURNITURE 201100H San Francisco Opera Orchestra eotratcfv - -' !AgT11- Zolb 11011R tt 11416 In day 4 Cur sTtaltintigni the car shot forward LEA111111:0 THAT YOU SAVE 1101:EY N 6torp GAETANO MEROLA amid noise and dust Starting the car was nothing compared to the thrills involved while driving it at record speed in a race Motors coughed fenders shivered and drivers hunched over the wheel But the danger made the race even more exciting for the crowd in the stands and the driver was a popular hero of his reation they just tkait up the old hook and take off to the nearest fishing hole Mrs Brown has a lily covered Sometimes they fish pond there- On other occasions they trek- to Chickamauga lake Ocsionally they even get down to Florida fishing in inland waters or in the gulf When they're farther south It's highfalutin' tackle for the matriarch But in Georgia4 it's d plain worm : now 'rhe sisters grew up in the mountain oltmtry Mrs Blaylack was born of a father who took hunting its his hobby She shadowed the acquiring habit then ': never outgrowlts" she says News Plus Late Headlines of 'the Day Theatre - ' A New Kind Of reateot NBC University The two women visit together often sing and play the piano and exchange cldthes patterns Just for the thrill of it they drum un some hectic domino duels But when it comes to rec- aillp 1 iskddtmammoOkTnimkimie41AiamVX11M11 'TODAY poetry with it - A Follow Alta Road Zbe - :4!7::1-- Two Montezuma women aged 81 and 84 sit down But the world doesn't pass l them by although an occasion-a- - fish might Charlotte Broyles- Blaylock the "youngster" and Nealle (Mrs W) Brown are the And they mix fishetwornen I GEP 2460 East 76th South apd every Sunday STAtIDARD pass them by Ltzik7 - Six o'Clock MONTEZUMA Ga (UP) — Most women in their eighties would sit down and let the world :i ADMISSION 50e K U TA 4:30 PM 2 Sisters Grow Old Together' "WE CAN AND DO SELL FOR LESS" 0 Beginning Sept 24 Ending Dee 24 Daily from 1 pm to 6 pm -- TONIGHT w- c:A-':4- Designed and Built by ALBERT MEYER On Display for 3 Months LISTEN AGAIN TODAY 532 E 7th South C Faerber Lucile - AVie- the state fair grounds at Salt Lake City and saw the new racing cars For in 1909' when old St Paul's church was still stand not yet adjusted to the idea pfa horseless Carriage almost lost their equilibrium in 1909 when they ventured near A state fairgrounds siderIng they just finished a race at the stands to the left church Paul's Old St that speed averaging OUSe - The World's Most Unusual Home cross-sectio- k Seventy 'miles an hour was a terrific speed In 1909' but these racing car drivers parked on South Main very composed con- - out Of every ten on an average class said in the middle-incom- e they liked both mediums about the same While °lily about one per cent of- - all families surveyed now have a television set 28 percent would buy one if television became available in their area either this or next year As far :NEW YORK (tIP) classes as the middle-Incom- e are concerned it là the younger 'Americans those between 18 and 25 who like television programs most That indication of what the nation-wid- e reaction has been to the newest entertainment medium is provided by a survey n of taken among a the American Magazine's 2480- 000 reading families The families selected have an average income of $850 The national study disclosed what a vital factor age is in television and radio preferences It was learned that the interest of adults (those over 18) in television decreases and his or her fondness for radio increases as the individual gets older Also a good many Americans haven't formed any definite opinions as to whether they like television or radio best More than four 4 :en 4 Leese THE 1430-4E14- D Ogden EMT LAKE TMZUNI' ' |