| Show Police Nab Car - Theft Suspect nIt gukc ireibune 4711)c Wednesday Morning Dec 27 1944 Auto Victim Reported 'Kale whose driver so of the 'Utah highway patrol in- vestigating officer The unidentified driver who had reportedly stolen a car belonging to C E Langford 73 E 2nd South Salt Lake City from Ogden apparently turned his car into the path of the Telander machine according to the officer ur For Joyful Cough Relief This Home Mixture Try all Real Relief Big Saving No Cooking So Easy Car Crash Hurts 2 at Cove Fort BEAVER—Bert Hutchison 18 and John Cummings 16 both of Kanosh were injured in a car wreck Sunday afternoon when their car overturned on U S highway 91 about four miles south of E3olved No It's no trouble at cooking needed Or you can use corn syrup or liquid honey instead of This tplendid recipe is used by mil sugar Byrup a pint bottle and tons every year because it makes auY11 t the Pinex into This syrup gives you a full your " medicine effective such a dependable effective and quick-- due to colds It's 80 easy pint of very medicine and you get cough acting to mix—a child could do it as much for your times about four 2 ounces money It never spoils and is very From any druggist get of Pinex a special compound of pleasant—children love it proven ingredients in concentrated You'll be amazed the way it n fonts soothing effect takem hold of coughs by form degiving co throat and bronchial membranes lightful relief It loosens the you phlegm Then make &syrup by stirring two soothes the irritated membranes and cups of granulated sugar and one cup helps clear the air passages Money of water a few moments until dia refunded if not pleased in every way Ernest Pearce state highway said patrolman who investigated the tyoys apparently lost control of the car which left the highway and crashed in' the borrow pit Hutchison suffered a broken nose a back injury and had one ear severed from his head Cummings suffered broken ribs and possible internal injuries well-know- IACIVertisement tr-- 1 ro Fort Cove for-cough- s I 173 t3 L7 U III Z31 ILi2 kia Pr:17D 747:1171" A FRUITS specially priced for selling for the greatest savings buy our Yellow Banner Specials No 1 Ho VEGETABLEs Pao 111115' 1:1111D rnik h'nGU a 'a Sweet Sunkist trugt: LE11011S SPII1A011 Ty71''7 CELERY vst:I svirte ! 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t :- --- The children were left uncared for in an Ogden tourist camp on their Christmas day while mother was in a hospital With Lions Win New Gavel OGDEN—A new i Six Super Markets Con leniently Located 47 East Broadway 920 South Main 74 Sugarhouse 3760 South State 21 st South and State So Temple at 5th East 'STANDINGS OF THE STARS' The children were left with Mrs Law who saw that they had "a pretty good Christmas Fibber Leads Hope Taking over first place from Bob Hope Fibber McGee and Molly begin what looks like the same seesaw fight for the lead that lasted through most of last seasam Kay Kyser is back in the "first 15" hitting llth place in a rise from 17th Other moves of interest Include Walter Winchell up to 3rd from 12th and Jack Benny's climb to 4th from the 10 spot anyway" front end of the unidentified auto He was left unconscious the sled was crushed but his dog escaped injury Mr Lowe rushed him to the Soda Springs hospital GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC The Celauese flour prosonts soloctioos from Victor Horibort's MtARIETTA" Majestic Radio News No 22 Decernimpr IS 1944 soprano Rebore Weeda &writ Snliestlen conductor tt ‘42iftnrgo TONIGHT rbtiCSLNTED ams U S Pau National Program Ratings of your 15 d Shows from Hooper Radio Reports - of America CAloneso Corporation A THE STANDINGS OF THE STARS - KSL 8 Ps Best-like- 0111 ' 4 : ANNOUNCING : AN IMPORTANT 0 LAVA Jill : AN0 i 1116 lc 1:' t Lot La e r ri) 11- Lab:1 0 7tA : 0 I 1 I KNOSIL606e 1 tl I St 7 i41a6ICAL 74140 1106 PROGRAM j a s Li A full The WESTINGHOUSE 11 VII VI LE) U LI on Mondays COLTE FOR EVERY HOMEMAKER EVERY WEDUESDAY 11:15 AM- - KDYLAUTA II:45 AM- - KOVOIEUP KVNUKID - 1113 Davis-Jac- 2 3 - 12 4 I k Haley Radio Theatre 1 1 Bing Crosby Screen Guild Mayers Mr District Attorney Kay Kyser Take It or Leave It Eddie Cantor Aldrich Family Abbott and Coate llo S 10 9 6 8 7- - 3 3 7 6 9 10 11 12 13 4 17 14 15 Is 5 on 2500 telephoto Ratings aro based calls per hour- - made from 6 PM to 1030 PM In 32 cities National ratings' computed for- programs heard in certain a after 10:30 PM local tune - Singers in New Musical Tuesdays A new half-ho- musical show ur starring the famous Andrews sisters begins Sunday Dec 31 With Masene ratty and Laverne Blue Network' and DERITAL CEIEtifill Bob Hope Walter WInchell Jack Benny Charlie McCarthy 2 I Broadcaat and Wednesdays 9:00 p m - PrilcariOLIUE 'SOAP 1 Molly Caneelled for eth War Loan Overseas Reporter will be heard over STATION KUTA hour of Music! Songs! now prosontod by DolDPe Fibber McGee and - Joan FOR THE 1 will be Vie Schoen music maestro and George "Gabley" Hayes laconic humorist of movie westerns Bing Crosby is slated 13 first guest Pt PRESENTED IT WESTINDHOUSI the pioneer et Mir) broodessting 0 IFM Scores Agairi 'Wfinattl' Every day we learn of new uses for FM (Frequency Modulation) radio For example a new two-wtelephone system that operates on FM was recently installed in the Panama Canal Zone to help protect Wednesday A -- 320 K Dlt L-- 71 160 KSL-- A —Colurnbla System glo—NBC ica's defense The clearer reception sof characteristi4 of FM helps te KL0-1- 430 Network r educe System —intermtn Network 0-m- utulu Rise and Shine with Will Wright — Farm News 6:15 War News 6:30 Markets 6:55 and Madnees World News Times Bongs of Ram Clarke 'MirthEdition News According to Record Corn Pletcher World News Lora Lawton Melody Caravan Robert St John Reveille Roundup NPVIS of the World Time 'V Tunes 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7 :00 7:15 7:30 News Roundup 6:55 Keith Clark Breakfast Club Don McNeill of !)NeiPtio the World The Jubllaires 'i)coffee Club News with itt O M 745 Herman Wilson News 8:00 8:15 Rough Riders James Pkbbe Observes s 8:55 World News 8:30 The Listening Post 0:45 Melodies at Sardis 9:00 'Morning rillsitant Lads 9:15 lBreakfast News (i'Llght of the World 9:30 and Boys 6)Aunt Jenny's Stories 9:45I 1 Dawn News Summary Livestnek Market Musical Clock Voice of the Army News COI Lnisder Kate Smith I --- 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:15 11:30 11:45 — 1 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Berman Wilson News James Petemen News Vlu Ming Light ''irwo on a Clue Melodies of Moment toroday's Children Women In White Prank McIntyre Newe (o)Young Dr Malone— Business of Claurebes 4Elvtons News of Farming Shopper or America Woman Merlin Morton Downey 11Iary Songs deMs Perkin Trene Beasley itriCiernen's News Corner 1:35 Music by Sweeten (right Sortron Pepper YOUng MUSIO i'llechelor's Children Right to Happiness Vir Time Views the News 2:00 Changing World TBoh Anderson News I1Backstsee 2:15 Betty Lane Drama Sons of the Pioneers ' CiAmericen School of the 2:30 Brown Air 2:45 a Girl Marries Ballroom Marilyn Dav 3:00 -' Make Believe Life Siesta Rbythme with Bill Agee 3:15 ISAVhen Facet!Hill Plain TMeet the Missus 3:30 Pate Farreil Sharps and Flats 3:45 Headline News Rowe News 4:00 ! Name the Tune News l'QuIncv 1 Record Shoo '4i21Irnn Murray ()rob Prank MeTntyre 4:15 Rand Box Yours Alone 4 ::It 0 News and Rhythm Var Hop Harrigan ('World rodaT—Harsch 4:45 at A :00 Korn icobhiers Terry and the Pirates Cotwee Jordan Detective Dick Tracy 5:1S iDr Renorter Matinee News Clark 5:3111 Jack Armatrong The Texas Rangers Music and Sports 5:45 Captain Midnight 1 1 1 1 Noon ()News Cedric roster— Jane Cowl Latin-Am- er 12:55 News 14310sP I - Rhythms Downey 10Morton Time Qui? Women'a New I ()Joh rift011 Family OZeb Carver Penny Serenade Hollywood Expream M'usleal Train with 1 The Old Corral Playinp Retinae PANneowlenal Lone Renege qt V 4N1110 Carson Show k 1 19:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:16 1:30 1:45 9:00 9:15 9!30 2:45 I ' - Trai Negro Party :Ott 5:11 5 45 IgrE4417nearrnrilanitTdvLeenwrisuresjr rive Star Henry News Mows 10:45 New' 11:00 11:05 Parade of Bands 11:15 Parafle of Bands 11:30 11:45 While Its News 12:00 12:15 Night 12:30 lNew' 12:45 1:00 Provo 6 00 6:15 0 30 - 1 45 Gabriel Reattar The Eddie Cantor 7:00 qInner Sanctum Life Stories Show Vandals! 1§Newa Cisco 7:15 lOunnInter Mr Ts Wbictl Kid District Wbich Attorney 7:30 With Jay Joetyn Story 7:45 Welles 1Kay Fc 'Wee College of 8:00 Raymond Gram Swing (sX1rest Moments In of Musical Knowledge laSumner Martin Music Bob and Ilene I 8:15 News gTo be announced 8:30 ()Fulton Lewis Jr 0:45 Chapel In the Sky Main Line Club Love Malone Mysterv (1 9:00 News That Satisfies 1443upper and Ahnee 10Tha 9:15 iTed Beet I (ZMlimie ThomasNews Cheers of KSL Players Girls 9:30 NMI 9:45 Mrs North and Mine ()News and Your and Hyrans 10:00 Guy Lombardo I 10:15 INews J in Commentarvi World News: Clark IMr V Kaltenborn Jose Moreand 10:30 Moderns Columbia Masterworks 7:00 7:15 7:30 :45 1 I Columbia Masterwnrks 1 1450--KEU- Stan Kenton's Oral 11:55 News Good Night INews Roundup of a Nation Peluso and Or News 4 BlItmore Hotel Orchestra St rrancla Hotel Oral 12:55 New B News 1 Bill Bardo Boyd Last-Minu- Raeburn te Good Night Nevis Good Night Broad east Melvai and intorsaosatola Itotwork — IA Silver Anniversary 1 1945 - 4:00 4:1111 4:45 Sport Shorts ()Human Advntures ' The idea of television Isn't aa as you may think- - Actually scientists predicted this means of sending pictures as early as 1873—three years before the invention of the telephone! riew 3:45 4:3A Today' Beitt Story— Dttkp Ellitirtem 11 - Beginning January 1 the year will be dedicated to the cele3:00 bration of Radicia Silver Anniver- 3:15 eary Twenty-nv- e 3:30 Peonage' Program Kaltenborn Newsroom Itore's the La tellt ItJac elbriatiso" '::: r 1 ' 1 Afternoon Programs Noon - be yours to en'—' 0:00 joy in Majestic 8:15 FM radio BeB:30 cause is a new type of raid 8:45 requiresit new skills in its making 9:00 And that's where Majeetie's skilled R:15 radio engineers come in The valu9:30 able lessons they have learned in 9:45 devising radio and Electronics for 119:00 war plus their long yeoars of peacein:1A in:nn time radio experience are your 10:45 guarantee of finer FM with Ntsjestie To get the wide range and depth I I :All of tone that is radio don't be 11:15 1 ::In satisfied with else than anything 11:45 Majestic FM IHit 11:00 4 7:45 Polk— Vallee °Shads 1 Shaddy Vale! Folks Arthur Osetb Road of Life I McCail 411naemary IONews Joe and Ralph Eltar Playhouse David Hartim Drama— Lanny and Ginger Gabriel Revue Manor Strittb Stwsks 15m1th 51re'Retp Sister lirOlamour 1()News Lawson's Mixers' Shove Parade Bolen Trent Singe Crosby Salute 10:55—P1aces in News News Our Gal Sunda" News Pan Allev— Life Can Be Talking I'Ma Perkins Beautiful ITin Experience Living Living IService ofWith Iilaisukhage Story Lones Hnttr Ispernadine Baker News Living ri'Tbe litilt53—Aunt Jemirna Judy and Jane 1-1- In transmitting information to various Army and Navy unit-- s 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 This same su- 7:00 perior clarity in 7:15 7:30 reception will- I Music at Dawn 1 the chance of error A M link in Amer- this Paid Advertising - - ay For Further information Phone Stations Dec 27 1944 (MWT) KUTA-- 570 -- Slue NNttookk I rtrocuDay oim tillne 1 AN INTERESTING RATIN G3 PROGRAM 1240-1KO- VOi -- MAJESTIC RADIO NEWS pital est service engineer was presented to the Lions club TuWay and accepted by Vandy Layman vice president losomarltroliesti Jen Poem tesonF 0:30 lTbe 0:45 I I made by for- gavel Frank L Allen United States "NAUGHTY 45:16 INFORMAL PROGRAM 111"-- 3 all If fl:00 lb 10c I I - Evening Programs 29c 3 for 25c ago All five of in bus all night One night Mrs Lim took the group to her home They remained but had no money with which to pay rent yoth girls friends of the mother left the house and then on Friday the mother who is divorced was taken to the hosden h 5 1 COUNTRY SAUSAGE VEAL husband of Mrs Aulet B Lynch Jerome Lt Kenneth Chidester a on of Mrs Hazel Kirkman Buhl DELICATESSEN n dog-draw- 10:00- Idahoans were listed as casualties by the war and navy departments Tuesday: TOILET SOAP l'Fraim ea $109 6 for 49c Kellogg's Large Package LOGAN—A business meeting of the Utah State Agricultural College Alumni Assn executive committee will be held Wednesday at Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City Executive Secy Parley Kilburn announced Tuesday Prominent among items to be considered will be formulation of a program for the revival of alumni field chapters throughout the state Mr Kilburn said A committee to establish a field chapter already is at work in Beaver county under temporary chairmanship of Hyrum Steffens and in Juab county Lewis Bagley is directing the reorganization program Other business matters including a report of the annual fund drive and its progress will be discussed father SIERRA 7 hit-ru- 7:45 p im struck and fatally injured Richard Carroll Togensen 10 son of Joseph Richard and Arline Tucket Torgesen in front of Lallatin's market on Main st The youth died 90 minutes after the accident of a brain concussion Sheriff Charles McCracken and deputies wired southeastern Idaho peace officers to watch for a black sedan possibly with a bent front fender and headlight Only witness to the accident was Carlos Lowe Soda Springs who was in his car on the street at the time H-- told Sheriff McCracken n the child was riding on a sled and was struck by the USAC Alumni Meet Today The following -- A 234-24t- steamship" Granulated 19c Ida--- Ray' Monday collection of fine foods After-Christm- AND Og- on a ' Hit-Ri- m two TWIN FALLS Ida — Calvin Coolidge Guinard 21 dishonorably discharged marine and Dorothy Kendrick 19 both of Long Beach Cal whose capture at 7:15 p M Christmas day terminated a four-hochase through Twin Falls by all available law enforcement officers were charged Tuesday afternoon with armed robbery after admitting they had stolen three cars and committed three robberies since leaving Long Beach Cal about Dec 11 the sheriff's office reported far his not been identified according to Jack Moss Tribune Intermountain IVire OGDEN—John F Telander 69 845 E 8th South Salt Lake City Wall reportedly to be in "fairly good" condition Tuesday night at the Thomas Dee Memorial hospital following a car accident near the Box Elder county line on U S highway 91 Tuesday morning Telander suffered a severe scalp wound and other injuries when his car collided with a stolen car Motorist Ogden Woman Helps Santa Lieutenant Kills Boy10 other girl Tribune Intermountain Wire their mother and came to children friends the Skippers for Santa OGDEN—Subbing Tribune Intermountain Wire three weeks E Law st Mrs SPRINGS S T in Pacific a them remained station helped two youngsters aged driver night at about and enjoy Christmas after S L 9 8:00 8:15 8:38 I J brilliant year have passed sin ce 1I I thatin — : November 1920 when KDKA Pitts- burgh broadcast 11 0MITIMI the news of Warren Cl Harding's election to the presidency over the world's ftrst professional broadcasting station Radio's Silver Anniversary year will be devoted t0 VictoryThe highcelebration lights of the year-lon- g will be dramatizations of radio hise radio tory flashbacks to shows and the appearance of early radio stars Cgorrigt I - 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