Show The Nearly 200 Coeds Nearly 200 women all small percentage" Salt Lake City to but Moll Charlotte Kajr Nafel Ooralia Player Kathryn Push “a from and Chi Delta Gamma getting the lion’s share 31 The 198 pledges had at tended rush parties new pre-scho- Monday through Friddy and submitted their preferences to Dean of Women Gertrude T Peterson Saturday morning 'The pledges by organization: Alk' Chi Own Olsen Sharon Slot-boi- m ne in Bar-bar- n ®1r Hol-lan- d Wins Pkl Me Irene Espy Sallie Merer Vera Jean Schroder and Jean Williams ri Bata Fhl Barbara Barbon Cheryl Anderson Becky Ba testas Bette Bonnet Ann Blackett Anne Boehmer Jean Bollinger Ann Marie Boyden Mary Ellen Brenner Gaylie Ann Brockbank Mary Dawson Lynn Dueisler Barbara Martha Evans Dana Gibbs Pat Gun nell Lynn Johnson Mitzte McFarland Muilmer Carolyn Janice Nelcon Catherine Peterson Patti Pomeroy Alice Price Wallie Saynor Diana Teese Wilma Wagstaff Sharon Ware Joan Wasaon and Judith Wricht Year’s Leave Mrs Fern Bettridge Board of Health nurse who City has been granted a scholarship to attend the University of Min-nesotat- o gree in obtain sion a master’s de- public health has been year's leave of granted a absence by the Kimball son of Mr and City Commis- East - ld A viola studerjt young Kimball was selected by Maurice Abravanel director of the Utah Symphony vafter auditions last THE FERRO family was attending a funeral when someone possibly a child walked into the garage and walked out with the puppy The animal still does not have its eyes open Unless the puppy is returned to the litter or unless it ts given special adult care it probably will die sometime Monday— it’s a sacrifice to give a few hours pleasure Because of Its Infancy the dog should be fed preferably by Its own mother every tew The new aquarium In the kindergarten ls fascinating to JTtU hours Rowland Hall students Bryce Cary and Elizabeth Whitesides It may be hidden under a back porch in a garage In the basement of a home of some School News anti Views lonely child who has hungered for a pet It may be In a kitchen or ' a bedroom with the full knowledge of an adult who thinks the puppy was "found" Wherever this animal is Mrs Ferro pleads it should be reMias Carol Kramer l first grade turned at the earliest possible Editor) Carol Olwrlt have two ney goldfish Editor: Thalia Papanl- - children moment to its mother and its Aaseelatw Their names are "Flip" and ‘‘Flop” kola The children like to watch them proper natural diet Many changes and addition have In their bowl They taken place at Rowland Hall thl swim to around feed them too like Rowland Hall Kindergarten Explores New Aquarium Dimmer The girls who take science are excited about the enlarged iclence laboratory Much new equipment hat been added a well at a lecture room io It’i really going to mike science more fun thii year We’re also happy about our locker facilities for phyalcal education No more loit article we hope The kindergarten la quite thrilled with Its new aquarium Each day the actlvttiei ot the various kind of fish receive much attention from the boya and girle It’a fun too to feed the fish The boya and girls turns at this Whittier take The eem Mia new at teacher Whittier to like It very much Norma Mills one of the new enjoying Margie Whartoa Oqulrrh Editor: Myra Columbus week The youth also won the advanced string division of the Utah State Fair music contest Others auditioned were winners of the advanced voice Manning Associate Editor: Marjorie Gornry fifth La Rue Lowe's In Mrs grades we are studying the musical Instruments We hope to hear and see them at the Youth Sym- piano "Thin-as-a-Dim- 4 Styling e" Powerful 8Watt Amplifier :j New 110 Ficture Tube Hi-F- Hi-F- Speakers i O New Chassis Power-Packe- d Pulls In Even Distant i Channels O OUR '58s ARE IN OUT QQ --AT TTHE CLEARANCE '57s PRICES-Admi- ral and Other Makes 129” 21" 'CONSOLE Reg 22995 ALL INCLUDE FREE ANTENNA FACTORY WARRANTY DELIVERY I INSTALLATION AS LITTLI AS Television and Madio Rice Family Reunion Descendants 4 t Teacher 8:30 TONITE Channel 2 a-- la Officers Seek Wrecked Gar’s Driver 4 "WAGON t:48 MASTER" Tonite 4 8:30 o tiOTHliiG D0WI1 cCO —? MONTH OPEN EVES TILL i 9 PM To Address Optimists Importance of the tourist industry in Utah will be discussed Tuesday at the noon luncheon of the Salt Lake Optimist Club in Hotel Utah Featured speaker will be D James Cannon 5 Ch 2 4 5 too the Slate for persons be housed at Training School at disobedient to American Forlu J Whitney Floyd chief Gov Clyde’s recommendation forester and firewarden Utah for the study was made after Board of Forest and Fire State a recent inmate of the school Control has been named presiwas charged with raping a dent of the National Association girlr and confessed mur- of State Foresters old woman dering a He was elected to that post In his call for creation of the at an association convention in committee Gov special Clyde said its report "must be econorii-icall- Longview Wash Roger Guernrealistic" that is the pro- sey Idaho's chief state forester gram to be outlined must be ac- was elected to the association's complished within the scffpe of executive committee at the same the state's abilities meeting JL 1816 SO STATE 4:3 !t:8t Club 60— (colon Aa th World Turna 4:41 4 Llberace Beat the Clock 11:1 Bride and Groom Houi Party j l:N 8 Bums amt Allen :3 8 "The a Mickey Chaae” a 4 Wells Fargo 8 Alfred Hitchcock Club a The World Tonight 4 f:l 8 B Something’ la Wind 4 a:II 4 NBC New a Douglas Edward 4 Noon Carnival Mouse B:3 Yours 4 Price I Right! 8 "Breakfast in Bed" Merry-Go-Rou- !: Sherlock Holmes 1S:3S : NBC Matinee The Big Payoff ll:S Conrad Nagel Tht Verdict Is a Bugs Bunny Club Susie Shark” 8:Si a "Wagon Master 4 “Croaa ol Lorraine” “Farmer's Daughter” Today in Pictures "Short Graaa” 14:4 Weather Station l:St Sportw Final 11:18 4 “He Ran All th Way” — ‘Hl!hli YOU CAN FINISH !ICI I SCHOOL AT FiOME At fast ot you can do the work If you are between the ages of 16 and 60 and have left school write for free samhigh ple lesson and school book 910 AMCBICAN SCHOOl-Oe- pf 4311 Heilyweed 114 Calif HailywM KALL IMN-MB- S tt Morning Wlnerlter 530 Klock 5 and Newabeat 6:00 News Hurleigh 6:30 News Hlgble 7:00 News Peterson 7:30 New Peterson 800 Hemingway New 830 Hurlelgh 9 00 Newabeat News 35 KALL Il-- tt Address 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 FOR WINTER All-Ti- Kennedy Wyman Toppera and Newabeat Heater News News News Wyman Wyman Afternoon New 12:00 Mitchell 12:30 Newabeat CALI US TODAY AM For Furnace ot the 1100 Game Day 3:20 Scoreboard 330 Cleaning KALL Nifty 50 1 and Newabeat New 5:00 Newabeat — 415 Hemingway WASATCH FURNACE YOUR LENNOX CO f ' DEALER LENNOX FURNACES GAS— COAL—OIL Free Svmylng end fjfimofei NO DOWN PAYMENT t I I I I 36 MONTHS TO PAY Werveery We Give GOLD WASATCH Tin ifna aiili FURNACE SO STATIC CO Scott Hast Wyman Evening 6 :30 Newabeat-7:00 VanVobree V an 7:30 Newabeat Scott 10:45 Moondial A News-be- 1320 KDYL NBC Monday Sept 13 Draper INDEPENDENTS x: v at hr every Horning ft STRIKE STAMPS News Krlck News 600 News t:03 Bob Hardwick NOW'S THE TIME le heve veer feme mtrlM ttFOkl Ike eel weeikw hN ie 5:30 5:35 5:55 7:15 7:45 8 00 8 30 8:45 All-Ti- New 10 00 News KALL 10:05 ““PREPARE NOW““ World Nwa 10-3- N-- State City NBC New Every Hour Rolf Peterson News Barlow Sansom G Owen Notebook News of America 830 New Review Margaret Masters 10:05 My True Story 800 Arthur Godfrey 8:35 Nw Time Calling Hollywood Temp 9:45 Howard Miller 1031 NBC BandiUnd 10:00 Wendy Warren NBC News 10:13 Backdate Wlf Every Hour 1030 Helen Trent Time News 10:45 Our Gal Sunday Temp at 30 11:00 Nora Drake Afternoon 11:15 Ma Perkins 12 05 Local Newa 1130 Dr Malone Hits 12:15 11:45 Road of Life Hits 1231 12 00 World New ' 1:03 Gordon Owen 12 15 Business Farming 1 45 Pepper Youn 30 Godrrey 205 True Confession 121:30 Arthur House Party 2 30 Time Nw Temp 2 05 Rt to Happiness 231 One Man's Fam 2 13 2nd Mr Burton ily 2 30 Strike ft Rich 2 45 Dr Gentry Pat Butram Show 305 Five star Matinee 3 00 Newa and Rolf Woman In Houae 4 05 Arthur Godfrey 343 Roadshow 430 Prot League 505 News and Sport 443 Intermlseton 54SOrval Anderson 500 Sports— Harmon ' 6 05 After Hours 3 15 his la th New 6:40 Newa 5 30 Mountain New Barlow 543 EL R Murrow Campbell Evening 645 NBC Newa 6 00 Fred Waring Show Evening 6 33 Guy Lombardo 7 05 Classical Music 700 Sports with Dean 7 31 Lawrence Welk -- 7:45 Life and World 713 Lowell Tbomaa 8 05 Boston Pope 7JO Phil Rlzzuto Spta 8 31 Ntghtllne 7:33 Amoa n’ Andy 855 NBC Newt - -805 Robert Q Lewi 9:00 Dixieland 833 World Tonight 9:30 Dance Tim 1103 NightUne 8:55 Erie Savareld 1200 Joe Young ' 9:00 Rusty 930 Rolf Petron 1160 KSL CBS luoo New Manday Sept IS 1015 Album et Music Morning 7:30 Rcpk Monday 53-pa- 23-yea- y S:SS For You es a Pupeye Kartoon My Little Margie 18: Tex and Jink Early Show 11:0 M Cartoon 4 "Western Union" I Just It: 4 of to Utah Forest Chief To Head Group at It Could Be You Search lor Tomorrow Thi Guiding Light 4 Special a providing “I FIND THERE are comparatively few cities which use the printed card suggested or anything similar” wrote Judge Mays "I personally feel and our past experience shows that the giving of a talk is much more effective and is a better public service than passing out of these cards "However if it Is felt that giving of printed tards to per-son- s charged will add anything to what I do while presiding at police court I will be only too in every way glad to possible" Judge Mays wrote Parent-- Gov The nominees to the commitGeorge D Clyde has asked Utah State Welfare Com- tee will be proposed to Gov mission Chairman Clyde C Ed- Clyde for appointment monds propose a committee The governor said he wanted to make continuing study of the committee to continue its Utah’s needs for facilities to work from the investigation and constrain and instruct defec- recommendations to a conclutives and delinquents sion That is expected to inThe governor urged that a clude mapping a program for special studies be consideration by the Legislature charge made the committee No in 1959 doubt one of the matters the governor will want the committee to look into is the means of facilities court of Ira Rice Channel 2 KUTV— ABO will have their annual meeting: Channel KTVT—NBO and reunion Oct 5 from 2 to 6 Channel 5 KSL-TVCBS pm in Hotel Utah Room n tnaeenrau can elation Unci Including a program starting at UHan ar furnished y at tion a 4:15 pm to honor Leonard G 1: :M Rice and his family Monday Sept SI a Voice of Firestone "Tonight We Raid t:S AM — On 4 Calais” Twenty 4 Arlene Francis 4 Queen For a Day 8 Summer runtime T:S B Th S:S Brighter Day 4 Treuur Hunt I:1S I Lawrence Welk S:M 4 “Eleven Against Ice” Secret Storm 4 The Price I Right 8 Robin Hood l:St S:1S T:M magazines Edg of Night Cartoon Caper 1:41 8 Those Whiting Girl Two books we especially like are 8:S Romanes 4 Modem 1:3 “A Tree Is Nice" and "Miracle on 4 Truth or Con a Men ot Annapolis— Maple Hill “ Both were S:t Strike It Ricn 4 O Henry Playhouse books Comedy Tim 8 Talent Scout Sandy Itnhmel Tie Tac Dough Garry Moor Show 4 : Lillian Platt Hotel Cosmopolitan l:St Ward I lad a Ozzle and Harriet a “Playmate” i:ia Jnn Dr — 4 "That Other Woman” 4 ’Restless Gun” Love ot Lit A “Mutiny on th Johns Arthur Godfrey Tim Clyde Proposes New Board On Delinquents Facilities to SETS FI by electrons invading the earth’s atmosphere and being attracted to the magnetic poles The electrons are spewed In our direction from huge storms on the surface of the sun RECENTLY Bruce S Jenkins deputy Salt Lake County attorney and candidate for city judge in the 1957 election asked Mr Hannl in a letter that the Salt Lake County Bar Assn take the lead in reforms in "public relations of the city court” Mr Jenkins suggested the city court try methods in opera-tio- n in other cities whereby defendants are given a printed card stating the legal rights of persons appearing before the Thieves Ransack Cleaning Plant Editor: Eileen Todd Associate Editor: Barbara Farkia Our new librarian la Miss Nancy M Hanson She also teaches at the Backman School and Is very busy getting the books ready for the students to read We have many new and Interesting books In the library this year Some were given to us by our Assn: the public library sent us a group of books for each grade and we also have a new set of encyclopedias and many new to The Tribune CLEARFIELD — Lawmen are phony concerts for the driver of a We are studying how each group waiting or family of Instrument began' We wrecked 1957 Ford station wagset pictures films and hear the In- on to claim his vehicle struments played on records Highway Patrolman George We are enjoying these music apfound the auto about noon Rees preciation lessons very much Monday by Highway 91 100 yards south of the Syracuse Road It had rammed a teleto phone pole The station wagon carried Oregon plates and was not on the stolen car list the officer As it usually does when anysaid There was no evidence The unusual happens thing he said that the driver had Tribune's telephone switchbeen Injured board lit up like a Christmas before The resident of a nearby house tree Sunday shortly 10 pm with calls about “that said the driver stood about at reddish glow in the northeast- the site of the accident believed to have occurred about 3:30 am ern skies”- - - The glow was the aurora Later the driver was seen hitchborealis northern lights shin- hiking northward The vehicle has been ing brighter and with a more at the Sunset Motor Titian hue than usun’ly seen at this latitude garage at Sunset the officer The lights according to a said generally accepted theory are caused This is the opinion of City Judge Arthur J Mays in a letter to Glenn C Hannl president Salt Lake County Bar Assn Special to The Tribune PHILADELPHIA— Dr H R School Mr Kimball has been a viola student for eight years Reichman Salt Lake City was He Is enrolled as a freshman elected president of the American Board of Proctology at its at Utah University annual meeting here For six years he has been a member of the board one of several certifying specialists In various fields of medical practice Dr ' Reichman” obtained "his Magic Cleaners 940 S Main medical degree at Northwestern St was ransacked by burglars University Chicago and rewho entered the building some- ceived his training in time Saturday night Leo Davis New York specialty has practiced in lie manager told police Sunday Salt Lake City for 18 years Customers’ clothing was He also is president of the strewn about the plant and Salt Lake County Medical Sobaskets were ciety past president of the Salt wastepaper dumped on the floor Mr Davis Lake Surgical Society and the declared Sunday that he wag un- Latter-daSaints Hospital staff able to determine any losses and treasurer of the American Entrance was gained through a Proctologic Society rear door Red Hue? Aurora Borealis Diagonal Measurement ion Utalin Chief and Clue 21" It lsmore effective for a city court judge to talk to those appearing in court before the calendar is called outlining and explaining the rights of those charged than giving out printed cards containing such informat- Doctors Name wind divisions A graduate of South High prize-winnin- g her fourth grade classes very much and said she will probably teach at Whittier a year or two Another new teacher 1 Mr Emma Anderson who la substituting for Miss Meta Gehrman who is 111 la teachers Perfect Picture 0 Hi Jjdelity Sound Burglars Sunday had nothfor entrance after Jewel Tea Co Inc 939 S West Temple and punching the lock from an inside cabinet of an unlocked safe Officer J Ross Hunsaker reported a quick survey Sunday failed to reveal any losses from the burglary He said entrance was gained by breaking a rear panel from an overhead door A railroad car on a nearby siding shielded the burglars while they removed the panel from the door ing to Glen-mar- —- 0 Favors Judge Late Tea Party Procedure show their efforts to the Of Court Talk gaining Burglars Bungle Mrs e Clayton II Kimball 2509 St (1355 South) will perform with the Utah State Symphony Orchestra at Its youth concert Nov 2 In The Salt Lake Tabernacle Onata Mary Hess Bonnie Louise Koch Sue Kretch-ma- n Broad-ben- t Jean Labrum Mary Lynn Betty Candle Roberta MaloufMyrna Ann Ryan Verlaine Showell Chrlatenaen Kathleen Cloward Linda Kathleen Joyce Louise Smith Marilyn Tate Haiti Johnette Martha Tameria pauihtera Mirisne Annette Halea Alta Jo Harrington Connie Har- Thatcher and BarbaraTaylor Zenger Roaemarr rison Hewitt Sue Holt Ann Incebretaen Toni Lamoreaux Delta Gamnaa Helen Larson Joan La sa ter Bonnie McKay Linda Anderson Mary Chlara Gayle Judi Maher Joan Opemhaw Noel Barbara Sharon Denkert Platt Janice RusseU Nancy Sanders Crandall Pamela Geeee Tanya GulL Patricia Stelle Sharon Stevenson Kay Foote Karen Hawksworth Grant Lynn Thomas Jana Watson and Diana Sharon Hayes Carolyn Howard Whitaker Jacobsen Barbara Jones Joanne Alsha Delta PI Sheila McSharry Sally MarLindsey La Nat Bates shall Nancy Millward Carlyn M Bullock Judith Moyes Sandra Newman Houae riinden Janice Randle Moonyeen LUutKth Ann ' Keefe Mary Francia Nancy Ann Reilly Ramona Richards Keefe Carma Kirby Arlene Kirk Gloria Rigby Miriam Rodman Gene Shelton Jans Ann Newton Cynthia Newton Nancy Jean Smith Elaine Carol Lynn Poll Judy Poulaon Stamolis Lynn Stoddard Judy Taylor Anne Kathleen ale Rainey Margaret Thompson and Kay WeUeL Margaret Root Bonnie Jean Speyer n1 Mr“‘r‘ Irene Carol Kappa Kappa Gamma Wt’ktUi Stwrt Anderson Marilyn Anderson Jill Beckman Kay Bryeon Ann CaldAlpha Phi well Charlotte Gastetter Doralee Dur ®I'n Julene Bowen ham Mardy Elggren Jo Freed Madlyn Carol Bowers Linda Dawson Maureen Heidi Hoffman Sydna Jen Gillespie Eliza-bet- h Alice Fr"k seh Honey Jex" Sharon Jones Anna GUI Vicki Hamlin Janice Suianne Richards Betty Ann Marie Hubbtll Karen Jen-ao- n Middleton Lou Smith Lucy Rae Mary L Kilbouroe Mary Beth WilkinsSineand Sherry Janet Woodbury Rsi William Clayton h lulls Allen Bonnie Alllao Oliva Blackham Mary Joyna f Young Violist Wins Spot In Symphony How Important is a day of Ann Armitronf Penny Anderson Darlena Beil Sue BrienhoK Claire pleasure to a child or to an Dainea Barbara Enfland Jackie Farr adult? Is it worth 350? $100? Manaret Holther Vivian Hunt Kay Is It worth the life of a living Kaultola Nance Merrill Ann Murdock Linda Olsen Penny Poulaen Doris creature? Price Pat Rosenbaum Sherilyn Silver Jane Thody Terry Susan Taylor Some child or adult has only Wricht and Yvonna Young a few hours of Joy In store from Belts Belts Delta a collie pup taken Suaanne Linda Ballamts Bally afternoon from a litter Jones Bedkd Karen Marie Christensen Saturday Yvonne Caldwell Carolyn Colombo in the garage at the residence Jscquellne Davenport Joan Grant Sue Hanson Lee Ann of Mrs A M Ferro 1165-5tMiriam Harding with ernities 27 Owner Issues Appeal for Tiny Puppy Janice Roberta Carolren Mary Lou Stewart Judith Swan-ne- r Donna Lou VUhtr Monika Weber Judl Yeacer Puaily have been pledged the University of Utah’s nine women’s social frat- Lake Tribune Monday September 23 1437 Life and Death at U Pledged to 9 Sororities very Salt 1:00 1230 Midnight New UR— a m to KM Mutjc KWHO — 8b0 8unrlit to Sunset Oasilral Music New - KNAK-12- 30 24 Hour Dally Music Newa KWIC— 1570 Sunrise to Sunset Music News KSOP -- 1J70 Davtlm Western Music New KLUB— 570 34 Hour Dally Music New |