Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE "Bingham Mrs Austin Larick entertained at bridge luncheon Wednesday at her home on Copper heights in honor of her sister Mrs Charles Pumphrev of Portland Ore Mho arrived during the Meek The guests Mere seated at one fable which had a low bowl of pink sweet peas as the centerpiece Cov-e- is were laid for Mrs Pumphrev Mrs Louis Buchman Mrs George Bolman Mrs Earl Nepple Mrs O S Jensen Mrs Robert Hone Mrs Russell Frailer Mrs Joseph Kemp and Mrs George Robbe Prizes at bridge Mere Mon by Mrs Hone and Mrs Pair to in June Month Wctl Held Boost to Miss Mcncdes Poulrn u hose June briJe$-clec- t: engagement to G Lawry Anderson is announced Miss Faun Hansen u hose marriage to Vernon Shtftp u ill take place in June Should Demon btrate Work Possible for Amateur ExliibiU By MAID CHEGWIDDEN Small and lacking In civic pride tdeed Is the town which does not Id Its annual flower show lavs Flower shows are extremely lucational and ate an infallible way f Increasing the number of flower Jensen Mrs C L Countryman and son Kenneth left during the week for fc’pokane Wash whoie they will be the guests of Dr and Mrs Clyde Countryman for the summer A social event dlurlrig the week was the tea given bv Mrs Edna P Wade Friday at the Smith hall The I w tea table had a centerpiece of red the tea and coffee urns irdens and enthusiastic i pe- onies with red tapeis in sliver holders at each comer Mrs Paul Richards and Mrs J B Myers presided at S riming room She was assisted by Miss Kathleen Steele and Miss Von Tromp Members of Mrs W ude's senior class at the high school who also assisted In the entertaining were Miss Erma Fullmer Miss Helen Sparks and Mrs Wade's niece Miss Virginia Jerrett of Salt Luke City Music numbers were furnished by Misa Marjorie Earl Miss and Kenneth Dorothy Barnard Dor-ort- J 4 hy done In Utah All flowers of one variety should be placed together Sometimes I have helped judge at flower shows where we had to do a marathon all Harker Mr and Mrs Will Myers were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Bulil mu Monday evening at their (i home The following women attended How to Keep Well the Hebekah state assembly which was held at Logan Monday Tuesday and By DR W A EVANS Wednesday Mrs T 8 Nerd m Mrs better restrain His appetite It Is not SUBSTITUTES FOR SUGAR George West Mrs Joseph Warning Mrs Jane Jackson Mrs Frank W H N writes: What substitute difficult to learn to like coffee without sugar and cream Meed Miss LaVetta Stuart and Mr for sugar can be used by a person and Mrs M A Stuart RAYNAUD'S DISEASE Mrs Charles McCrav was hostess part 50 who Is disposed to put on to tho dub Saturday at weight? I have used saccharine on C M F writes : a bridge luncheon Covers were laid camping trips but without knowing 1 Please explain Raynaud's disr for Mis Robert Rodda Mrs Heber whether It was harmful or not I ease 2 What are its symptoms? Nichols Mrs Charles Sullenger Mrs to of save It used course the of usual the 3 sugar weight Christensen EtMrs Basil What is the Vaughn onian Mrs William Atkinson Mrs I have read of xylose made from wood disease? G P Anderson Mrs R R Watson fiber It is said It can be sold for 4 What Is supposed to be the Mrs Howard Fisher and Mrs Frank five cents a pound when made by a cause? REPLY Mead new process 1 Mrs Joseph Norden and children The blood supply as between REPLY Barbara Joseph and Wallace left The direct answer to your ques- different parts of the body Is regulFriday for Kalamazoo Mich where tions Is a sho t horse quickly curried ated by the vasomotor apparatus — they will spend two months visiting When the only disorder is a tendency nerves and artery muscles In Raywith relatives They also plan to to disease the blood supply or a put on flesh as in your rase there naud'ssuch as a finger the rim of an tpend some time m Chicago din- is no need for a sugar substitute Eat- part Mrs Edna P Wade was the amount of sugar re- - ear or the tip of the nose Is greatly ner guest of Mr and Mrs Roy Shil- ing the tosmall dbntoished If A°n:a properly season the food ling Monday evening at their home quired and drink will not rause a person to tmues the part affectedIt develops come In Copperton of may sort dry ganerene trouble is In Firemen No 1 and their ladles en- put on weight Tho as off eventually The attacks are much to breads the diet controlling joyed a social and card party Mon- pestries cereals potatoes and other worse In cold weather and may not Reall In warm As a rule It evening at the fire hall day and come at one freshments were served to Mr and starchy foods and butter cream attacks part at a time a foods One other fat Mrs Wayne Hansen Mr and Mrs condiment elfect fromgets proper 2 The part affected becomes white little very Clinton McShane Mr and Mrs John At another time it In frost bite Instance one lump of as Creedon Mr and Mis Lou Rawilngs suglr InFor Finally ulcers Is blue and swollen Is a coffee of sugar enough cup Mr and Mrs Bruce Ivle Mr and A taste which calls for more Is per- or gangrene develops Pain Is variMrs Jack Householder Mr and Mrs verted and needs affected area The In Intensity restraining The able W H Harris Mrs Jane Jackson real Is generally numb and the near-b- y connecIn arises sugar problem Mrs Sophia Beniis and Ralph Smith areas are neuralgic Mrs Elmer Christensen Miss tion with diabetes and certain patho-to 3 It last Intermittently for sevalso obesities This logic applies Aileen Jansen and Roy Jackson of The affected parts are excessive users of sweets who are eral toyears be lost Logan were guests of Mr and Mrs the steering into diabetes These groups apt O 8 Jensen on Sunday 4 Nobody knows Members of the U G I G club have need of a sugar policy They were entertained Friday by Mrs have even a greater need ofof the (Copyright 1930 by Chicago Tribtheir of “stick” as a part une ) Christian Thompson at her home In quality mnke-u- p Copperfield Those present were sweeter Is than Saccharine much McE W Scott Miles Mrs Mrs In Donald Mrs Hazel Fenton Mrs sugar It Is notIs a food Taken harmful and in Thomas Yates Mrs James Denver large doses It doses harmless If a person Mrs A O Mugfur Mrs Ivan Terry proper train his taste for sweet condiand Mrs George P Johnson Prizes will to a proper standard he can at bridge were won by Mrs Scott ments use enough saccharine to meet that and Mrs McDonald Mrs Howard McColeman left dur- standard especially for coffee withhimself It quite ing the week for Long Beach Cal out harming By BETSY CAIXISTER where she will be the guest of her likely that the same opinion will apThe too city apartment and is rather to it xylose though ply mother Mrs Maud Jones said suburban cottage has special place Members of the U G I G club early for the final word It for almost everything provided entertained Monday evening at the to be derived from celluloseandwhich like There are closets for brooms and dust Mrs Joseph Nichols in Is an outgrowth of starch home boards that can be the Is to mops honing pass through honor of Mrs Ivan Terry who with cellulose said turned up into the wall built-i- n Mr Terry and family left Wedne- digestive dtract of man undigested book shelves ami even special closets sday for Shoshone Idaho to make and There are a great many eugars and lined with cedar In which to keep their home High scores at five hunclothes during the warm dred were won by Mrs James Den- every now and then we hear of one heavy for months To the woman who realizes ser and Mrs Miles McDonald Other that can be used as a substitute and beet sugar by diabetics that In order to keep everything In guests were Mrs W E Scott Mrs cane has been claimed for the sugars place there must be a specially asO A Mugfur Mrs Chris Thompson This place for everything It Is often Mrs Hazel Fenton Mrs Martin Fen- of honey and a few other sweets signed have not been made a problem to find a convenient place ton Mrs Clinton Poulson Mrs O Theseasclaims to honey sugar and some of for extra blankets and quilts C Jones Mrs L C Nichols Mrs W good -closet with Mellor Mrs Daniel Sullivan Mrs the others As to xylose we had bet- - Often a good sized located In the hall near the Charles Winn and Mrs Richard ter follow a policy of watchful to the queslng Meanwhile the diabetic had bedrooms Is the answer Dean tion This of course necessitates Mrs Atha Lee and Mrs Orln Timof having a general place supply for othy were hostesses to the No 2 Fireall the rooms men's auxiliary Monday evening at Recently in refurnishing an old the Fire hall Their guests were resourceful housewife house a Mrs Clive Siddoway Mrs Laurence to have a window box in West Mrs John West Mn C C Mrs John Webb Sr spent the planned as a box Robinson Mrs Ray Cowdell Mrs week In Salt Lake with relatives and each bedioom to be usedwere thereffor extra bedding They Tory Toblason Mrs Thomas Mas- friends and ore with long fairly wide ters and Mrs Gordon Buckles Mrs Dewey Nelson entertain'd for Frizes at ernds were won by Mrs her little son Frank Wednesday hinges so that they might be opened easily Laurence West and Mrs Siddoway afteinoon it being his seventh birth- up quite Mrs J B Myers was hostess to day anniversary Twelve little boys pads on top made them useful as seats In each room In these the O G G club Friday at her home and girls were present and spent a extra on Mala sheet Bridge was enjoyed pleasant afternoon playing games window boxes all blankets comfortables quilts are kept for each the prizes being won bv Mrs Will A luncheon was served in conclusion room—and as well sur clean bedspreads Myers and Mrs Lelnnd Walker ReMiss Lydia Larson of Saltna spent freshments were served to Mrs My- several days of last week with her and the two or three clean sheets for the ers Mrs Walker Mrs Joseph Nor- sister Mrs Thomas Atkinson and and pillow cases assigned den Mrs Paul Ransom Mrs Lau- family She returned to her home room These sheets are marked with who initials one the of the occupies rence Snow Mrs David Lyon Mrs Sunday evening room so that they are easily sent I outs Buchman Mrs Edna P Wade Mrs Ellis Longron of Midvale 1 the to room the 11' after belong where they Mrs Russe the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Richards they have been washed and honed Frazier Mrs O 8 Jensen Mrs Boyd Mrs Peter Reed this week Of course winter blankets cannot Barnard Mis Robert Hone Mrs H Mis Leo Slater and Mr and Mis kept In these seats in summer It Atkin Mrs George Robbe Mix Will Calloway spent Thursday in be moth doth corrupt Then they when Eugene Chandler Mrs Harvey Garvsalt Lake J D Shilling Mrs L C Miss Alire Hatt and Mrs Fred are simply cleaned and laid away In nty Mrs expressly set aside for Doty Mrs Rov Shilling Mrs Joseph Fahrni chaperoned the L D S Pri- a cedar chest In the attic Kemp Mis Neva Abel Mrs A C mary children on a tour through Salt bedding If you have little room and still Cole Lee Jones and Mrs Mau- Lake Saturday Observation studies rice Cotter Mrs Wade who Is leav- we re made of the Temple grounds want to have your bedding kept in rooms where it Is used you may the was presented with a and public playgrounds ing Bingham -Miss Reva Webb and Miss Arlo ure low matting covered boxes on gift from the club members with rollers to go under each bed These Eastman spent lut week-en- d their parents They returned to their boxesaremay be bought at small cost neat and e&kly pulled out and j Today's Horoscope homes in Salt Lake Sunday evening and Mrs S K Reaper entertained the pushed under the bed In the special Indications the Ladies’ Card club at her home (Copyright McClure Newspaper evening Progressive card month opens with good prospects T hursdaywere Syndicate ) Prizes were played kind sjmpa- - games and this day v thetlc nature A per“son“ Dixie Youths Beat Dads wltfufich1"6 -- Just-a-Me- u i every town The first reason for holding a flow-- r rs show should be to show to what may be accomplished amateurs In the way of caring for d developing lovely blossoms The imber of blue ribbons gained by any Definite Places For Necessities Save ?r four vases of flowers of one kind to find after the ribbons were attached that a vase had been missed and so had not been judged This does not make the task of the Judges any easier and It is a harassing one at best Although usually the container Is not considered til judging natuially those in charge of the show should expect exhibitors to display their blooms In something more distinguished than a milk bottle or a fruit jar Simple containers of course are best (FdHw't note: Mr eimrd answered Blood Tests Accepted As d ' t walt-lshclv- es d (S' In Cotton Crop Per Acre iiamiiy BATON “ si a ROUGE La W—LouisI- - - — L M rn mornlnc ervun portrilt FTank As per and William H&rdi by man in S 90 Ksi—Sunday morning vesper m 19 Jtsi— "The Addttorium 1 As Most Thrifty Citft ot tax-fre- 1 ABERDEEN (UP)— Once again the “granite city" of Scotland retain the title of “the world 'a most thrifty rtty” Among the contribution ef a recent street collection for the city hos- pitals were: Fight hundred foreign Over coins — 200 washer buttons Tramcar tokens Numerous nails and safety pins Thirty-fou- r GAS TO FUMIGATE ELEVATORS BT PAUL Minn IAU— Cbtoro- plcrln gas probably will serve to rid elevator flour mill and other food borage plants of the granary weevil according to Dr A L Strand of the Minnesota agricultural experiment station British railways Including London ibways carried test war 4090090(1 more passengers than in 1928 SCOTS FIGHT GERMAN IDF A Clergymen of Scotland are fighting that jty" All records for attendance at the annual football game between Franre and Wales in Paris were broken tills YOUR SUMMER OPPORTUNITY make this Summer Count Better JPosition year Radio Stations mo 12W0 8(t 8tt lit get— Lika W sM KliVL— 3 ‘3 M KPT— Loa AoiIm res 5M KFRO— nan Fraaclico cl M two— Oakland 1 KOW— K NX— KOA- -T f£ mt Portland 43J nvat 31 Hollywood 3SS 7 M 8 S K K K 20 K 0 M M 0 K 1270 K In ir a program of Broadway hits m — CBS 'TUI Theater of Uis Air ” 811 p m KBt — KTBC The Jnbilee Com-er- t Hour " brings together three great arUta Iewia J amen tenor Rudolf Frwl snd Joef composer and muMdan 8 99 KDVL Peternack playing selection to a m 8 15 at J£aL — "Help a pec! el On Another KSt — NBC 'In the Time of Roaeg ” dram group under th direction of a program of light airy music feAnnie Plk Greenwood aturing an octet of women a voices KDVU— “Oood Morning ' 7 98 aw W a m KDYLre— CBS Will Roger continuation KDYL— Sunday morning review e of biographies of famous 9 M i n of w formn ?Jaleai music peotHw dnr music by JPreddt Rich and lau orchestra progiim with feature talk 9 9 48 “Once TTpon friaar Young a 10 A Time Dr Levi Sunny Side Up Club HarMetropolian ffrhr riet Ware rornpoiter Fiva oil's soRobert Simmons tenor prano and 1130 a m K8L — NTSC Artlatt Service trotram orchestra under the direction of Loder together with vocal K8L-a m 12 JUttle Dream House Trio and soloists 41 p at JC3L— lake PrderM‘on of Lahor featuring speaker and musical interpolations 90 m KDYL 7 Kfile-N- BC tinoa KSb— “Fnendlr Hour" dlacourae hr Dr J Stanley Durkee 'The Pull of the Invisible aunported by organ selection and vocal presentation KDYLr— Neveiun U p m 8 sic n KFL-- A Tertod bf llarbt opera selections rifed by instrumental trio and Mlrirm Frierson popular srstrens Be- KDYL— Joint recital renowned violinist and Barbara contralto Maurel semicie'Mcftl ballads “The Uio Trotters ' KDYL — CBS 30 P an Kblr- - NBC program Under the direction of Joeph Koealner surd Fred Wn’dnrr tenor KDYL--CB- SI ‘The Oauchos" Vincent preM mrttrr of g mtrsfr-- from the works of Victor ilerbeit aud like coin post n KDYL — FnwniOle KNX — fcymphouy Horman Bennett tenor and I ois Chambe r arprtnn KFKO — Mahlon Merrick a modern melo- dieta m Koo — Yfotel 8 30 p orchestra Cathedral chcrtr m K8Tj— Fhrsnk Aspef nd William Hardl-m- n present another proaram of or- KDYL— 9 39 p — Celeste jjtflrj — ®w?eetlfmw 0A Varieties 12 3A m ‘Conclave of Nations” RDYlr— CBS addrea bv Axel Leonard Astrom minister from Finland with native muMc by symphony orchestra under the direction of Channou Colilnge 1 W a m KSL—"A Hall Hour With (ha Music Master ” KDYI — CBS Cathedral hoar all musical pre'entaiion of cathedral choir John baritone BtanJpy Barclay MsKted tenor Lillian Bucknam contralto and Xvan Evana baritone 1 30 9 m program of variety to- Urtalnment 2 ftfl p m KSL— Special dedicated to program Bovs week under the auspkas of the Soft fake Fxrhanae club KDYL— CHS Birthday of the Cnurrh' Rev 8 Pentecost sermon by the Knepoer scripture reading (iorae W ptftAer led by Oeoree A Klingman Al'ce Burees (Jierimr gospel mer and the Cathedral choir 239 P nt KDVL— ‘'Blue Rhythm" 00 p I B Katr-Htu- dm proaram presenting vm Phonic arrangement of classical compositions KDYL— Ballads and light classical mu- hrtLr— p m 7 30 $ U 00 12 pm 7st5 a m Kfilr— ’ M-- xs Aberdeen Retains Title Cia3esaaagrgsamasag (Man KSL— Sunday r- - CHICAGO (IP)— The cheese futures opened here by the Chicago Mercantile exchange beside claimbe to the largest In the world ing hoie to modern tae the marketing of its product by putting it on a scientific basts exchange official! said Heretofore say exchange officials the only futures market available for cheese was that produced by “huddle sj stems” of dealers in Chicago and other centers at which prices were established over luncheon coffee The new market cover deliveries of cheese at Montreal and New York as well as at Chicago With this wide coverage It Is capable of covering the production fields of the North American continent The United States produces 500000000 pounds of cheese a year Butter and egg futures have been traded at the Mercantile exchange for ten years New York also has a butter and egg futures market but its volume U considerably less than that of the Chicago market market 680 ft when (mg the safety H) rum Griffith spent thpy lw it ta UleBhands of their Saturday with relative in Salt Lake vn5 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS 4 Governor Dan Moodv of Texas' M and Mrs Pat Savage are vis- - Last year 1484 members of 4H cot-boat Tavlor Texas 37 j ears ago ltmg Mrs Savage s parents In Tooele ton clubs In the state produced an average of 1037 8 pounds of seed cot Sorry a orchesla ton per acre This Is nearly twice the f m Up “The Worlds Business average yield for the state KDYL — CBB L J Anthony Sunday Value nf the cotton produced by address by Dr Julmi Kieln assistant worker born In Russia 47 years ago Mrs commerce of of Will Crittenden ant on complet-po- et ternary club members John Masefield the new English1 5 nh ed projects w asreporting KSlT- VBC 'Souih Jordan spent Sunday a mixed to $70000 program feature laureate bom 55 years aco according e th dinner the state quartet John Drmkwater celeoraied En- - friends hereMr-and w oiMrs” university KDVU— Momnt - Leonard and cf 3 15 p m glish author and dramatist bom 48 BALTIMORE GAS PIONEER DramaMc preaeiuaiion ofi KtfL- - NBC years ago ueil t r‘ tnd Mrs Xpm Clark prnt BALTIMORE Ilmen wumcal background uPl—Thn was the in Salt firrt American city to have gas light 3 P yiieakef m Cork Ireland will hold an interna- - 'Sunday wl'h friend a Crawford prennD KDYL— C£S Jcs beginning In ISIS (Lake tlonai exhibition in 1332 — Bicycle for Two Is Listed as Hazardous —Ford-Lovela- the German physical culture movement wHich has spread to their country because they av the modern decrease in church at tendance is due to --“the German cult of glorification of the human body” Sermons are being directed against It and at the recent meeting of the Free Synod of Moray In Flgin the Rev Donald McDonald of Cawdor led the attack he said did not Many people realize a new paganism was developing in Scotland "The cult of the human body the glorification of culture the worship of physical physical beauty— this new German LESS VALUE ON RUBBER philosophy” he declaied “Is perme- WASHINGTON UP) — Tho Unltedjgting th whole age and 'result ing !n States greatest consumer of rubben the dc&pisal of Christ and Christian-I- n TURNING THE DIAL Wide Coverage Enables It to Care for Fields of North America ' Proof of Paternity the world Imported more crude rubber last year than in 1928 but decline in prices made the total value less Imports were 284831453 pounds greater than 1928 but the value was $3888 193 under the previous year Thomas Llpton's America cup challenger Vision Is an eight-metr- e yacht designed by C E Nicholson to the order of the Royal Canadian Yacht club She will be conveyed by road to London from where she will! be shipped to Canada LIVING STONE'S DEATH TOLD The story of the death of David A Livingstone has just been told by Matthew Wellington the native boy "rvant of the explorer who was 'ound recently In the wilds of East Mrica by Major O H Vint of the '’alvatlon Army Wellington now Is 93 Major Vint traveled through dense forest and Jungle to see Wellington The old man was overjoyed and talked of Livingstone's work described how he found the Mr Thomas II Cunningham of Then he dead Miss TheU Buchanan of Black-foin hia hut “I saw him Ogden wffe of Colonel Cunningham explorer Idaho whose marriage to kneeling and his head In his hands” vT ho said “and I spoke to him lie did Parrel T Wankler take place la ’ not answer I put my hand on him early Jane W did not move I raised his heart FOOTBALL OUSrS BULL FIGHTS and I saw he had died on hi knees” Vases Serve as Calendar Football's popularity In Spain has EUROPE BIDS FOR TOURISTS For Palestine History changed the plans of those backing Leading countries of Eurotie are (he largest arena for bull fight ever making strenuous bids for tourists tilts season M Gaston Gerard the BALTIMORE (P)— Archeologists built in the country It ha Just French high commissioner for travel now ran date back to 1700 B O in been opened la Madrid the When has announced that he has sup- Palestine history with fair accuracy 13 project was started years ago the or reduced a number of taxes says Dr William F Albright of Johns plans specified that the arena be used pressed on tourists England followed this Hopkins solely for bull fights but the rapidly with a statement that It is one of the vase form the archeological calgrowing popularity of the pigskin few European countries where vaca- endar The pottery varied sufficientgame threatened financial disaster tions for e ly from century to century o that foreign visitors are just before It was fmlshed The pro- Visitois from abroad have of course Dr Albright says It can usually be then an aiena to meet the cost of the passport visa placed within a margin of error of prietors arranged which could be used for either the between Great Britain and other one century national sport or the new game At countries Italy Is making special ? recent football contest between efforts to attract visitors and expects Telegraph poles close to highways teams of bull fighters more than of them this year Ireland s approaching London are to bear re00000 were piesent and a game be- many flector sign a a night warning to enlarging Its pub- - lautolsts tween Spain and England last sea- touring bureau son attracted more spectators than liclty campaign had ever attended a bull fight BERLIN UP) —Blood tests were accepted by the Prussian supreme court as indubitable proof for determining a man's fatherhood With this decision a legal precedent has been established In Germany in alimony claims by unmarried mothers On the testimony of the experts there can be no exception to the rule that a properly applied blood test Invariably furnishes proof of a person's paternal or maternal relationship to a child 1 ' chtewidden win a vertainint u aurdion 'lA7drrr’i 1 I mwrr leUr to Mrs Mood tbwiddrn 1 h Trib- Mti bull l ake Utjr trlf-atncloaln grmrd Umied t nvrlowe Letter a and telephone rails addrrnatd (a Mrs axeopt through bo Trlbane will not bo Much Time unab-orbe- t® Biggest U S Cheese Market ' BOSTON (UP) —Tho blcvcle built for two that vehicle which spread delight all through the gay nineties has been officially frowned upon by the Massachusetts governors committee on street and highway safety Tho tandem machine has no place in this motor age and constitutes a highway hazard the committee ruled in Issuing a list of “don t" In connection with a revival of the bicycling craze In Massachusetts gardeners re exhibitor should be a secondary mtter Of course without the of earning ribbons some folks ould not bother to cut and take heir flowers to the show — so ribbons there must be It is often an almost impossible task to Judge a flower show with ab- 'olute fairness but conscientious judges do their best irrespective of the name cf the exhibitors To be safer the names should not be attached to the flower displays until after the Judges have made thelf rounds but till Is seldom If ever Assisting Mrs Wade in the receiving line were Mrs David Lyon Mrs Joseph Kemp Mrs Will Myers and Mrs Roy Shilling Little Patricia Shilling received the cards at the door Miss Zella Ward was in charge of the Chicago Opens GOSPORT (UP)— Vision the first yacht built in Britain to compete In the Canadian cup was recently launched from the yard of Camper !' 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Sc Nicholson Built In the same shed as 8ir Civic Beauties ll F 1030 Vision First British Yacht on Way to Canada Flower Shows 1 1 gan sand violin fantasies KDY-L- Around the Itorld with Bam and Bills International Orcheetia 8 43 KPO—Concert orchestra p m KPT— -- Brank Kneeltnd baritone KQA — Bam Herman “ fonald Cope Miriam Erickson Chirk Lierier and France a Collin reminls1’ musically XD VL — Rfl Coral Winders Burma Wanderings K'K — World India church of Presbyterian Knx — Firt wood Holly KFRC— Concert the D 8 services from James X Tslmage Dr KDyL —CBfl today studio "Midnight Melodies " Ann the organ at — Ounnir V ctrn Arliits aerie KOO PsnUh pianist-XFJohansen — Harih Psdden player concert KPO — itudr Bieser More and more young people are deciding to take advantage of the summer vacation month by enrolling for a business course Some do it as sort of a “finishing course” to their high school training Others take up business training so they can help earn their way through tha fstill others decide on business training as University beginning in the fall preparation for their life work and make a three months’ start by beginning their training in summer Whatever your present plan may be we believe you will want to know Your name and address on the bottom of more about our Summer Term Tear it out and mail it in this advertisement will bring you full details SUMMER TERM STARTS JUNE 2 AND JUNE 9 I Male guartet KSlCriterinn review musical ©rchtltra In a short Poster baritone ’ “The Blue and While band KDYLp— Beehlvi Baton ore hem ra under Alice of Anderann Cbnctton Xnx — lajbovisk! trio and Ineodurs Kit- - Courses: KOA— Everett 10 tg XpjJL Abas Lew is airing guarteW £2 Office Practice Dorothy quartet and melody trio a lypkal Utah hour KDYL — 'Bong Hits" rl Km Bill Lske baritone K f m— p — ‘ 1 ire Header 8 Ouirte Krto K I — Mayer lo b redUI KFPC — Y al Valento and hia roof gar-n orcuestrs 11 00 Typewriting Shorthand L D S Business College m KuYL— Varieties Jewels XT y — Concert orchestra danc KXI - VC ally Prrin wt h Mart and U1 Xpo — Tvews digest Scotty Mortland he Vabond of fha Air Ki YD — The Dunce Parade Wrliiit oruitr Jot Kpu— I? 9tt Rixlwsgbt KI YL— 'H gnin off and time report — rwtvi KpRC organ k (hj- -‘ Musical Musictter I 0 t m ‘as KSIr— BiteoW Salt Lake City Name Address 1 :1 |