Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE NOVEMBER 24 1938 THURSDAY MORNING Eight Jordan So Six Families May Have Cause for Thanks Realty Chiefs Intcrmonntain Area Obituary Notices Entries Seek erans feast far Anne ABrown Duckworth Clara J N Arden Foresee Preparing the baskets School Posts are left to right Arthur W Active Trade am and Mrs E needy vet- Holiday Mrs Olsen District Will Pick Three & Rich kneel-M- rs H C McShane and Edsell H Swanner stand- - At Dec 7 Poll I SANDY— Eight candidate! had filed applications for places on the Jordan district board of education as the deadline for filing neared Wednesday afternoon Three will be elected In the forthcoming election December 7 representing precincts No 6 No 7 and No B Four of the aix persona who originally announced themselves as candidates remained In the pinning for precinct 6 which includes mid-vil- e East Midvale and Union L C Canning of Midvale withdrew a week ago and Dr Harold E Nelson also of Midvale withdrew Wednesday To Lea ver Post ' John A Aylett present member from precinct 6 who is completing his eighth: year on the board will not seek election Dr J S Alley of Midvale H T Godfrey of Union Albert Glover of East Midvale and H G Tempest of Midvale are in- the race' for his place From precinct No 7 will be J P Jensen of Sandy incumbent and J M Boyden of Sandy Precinct No 9 will include J C Hansen of d South Jordan incumbent and Egbert of West Jordan Polling Places Polling places for the election were designated Wednesday by Stanley A Rasmussen clerk as follows: Precinct No 6— districts 307 308 and 311 Midvale school district 309 Union school district No 310 East Midvale L D Sc recreation hall Precinct No 7— district 314 Butler school district) 316 and 317 Sandy city hall districts 318 and 319 Grange school district 320 Crescent school Precinct No 9— district 328 West Jordan junior high school district 329 South Jordan school Optimistic Views Reflected in Reports of Meet vew An optimistic view of the future of the real estate business was reflected Wednesday hy delegates of the Salt Lake "Real Estate board who "reported on the annual convention of real estate men which met in Milwaukee early this month Speaking before the board's meme bership at a meeting at the hotel John W Crofts board i --4 New-hous- president declared conservative investors still believe real estate to be one of the most profitable as well as one of the safest securities He asserted real estate license laws which recognized real estate as a wx?slsbn were so well draft ed and administered that except in very few isolated cases it had not been necessary to withdraw li censes onwe granted Other Ykji?ates to speak before the meeting iwere Floyd Spillsbury J TheodolX Elders and Richard F Harding eidfciftlve secetary of the of F Orln Woodboard The bury was deferred until the next meeting of the board rert Lions Dinner Fetes Orphans 9 - Wil-for- Provo Airport Wins Praip Of Inspectors '"Tribune Intermountain PROVO-Bru- ce A Service McKillen of San Francisco assistant airport engineer and Ernest G Barry of Denver district air engineer for the Civil Aeronautics Authority inspected the Provo airport Wednea day The men agreed Provo was the ideal site for an airport to feed the Utah valley district Mayor Mark Andfon said Providing the city qualifies under the civil aeronautics program conwill be siderable improvements the local airport the vismade itors said One of the major items would be the Installation of runways 300 feet wide and 3000 feet long they said Turkey Chase Livens Fete MAGNA—It was each man for hig turkey and each turkey for himself Wednesday afternoon when a quarter of a ton of the Thanksgiving birds were turned loose in Community park at Magna to be caught for Thanksgiving day dinners No wings were clipped and no clubs allowed The turkey chase was only the first round of entertainment sponsored by the Utah Copper club and Community Recreation association for their members An elk barbecue was served to more thdfi 1000 people at the club in Arthur in the evening and a dance the annual completed Thanksgiving festivities of the organization Heading the general committee In charge of arrangements were Paul R Schultz Ed J Gardner and George Smith Needy Veterans Get Dinners For Holiday Occasion The annual gifts are financed with part of the funds derived1 from the yearly poppy sale Similar baskets are distributed at Christmas by the American Legion Mrs S E Rich chairman of the No 2 Baskets filled with roasts vege- welfare committee was in charge tables fruits and other holiday Assisting her were Mrs Arthur W debacles already have been taken Olsen Mrs H C McShane Mrs to homes which otherwise would Edsell H Swanner and Dr G R ' Leonard pass a cheerless Thursday Six needy families of war vet-- y erana in Salt Lake City will enjoy a happy Thanksgiving day with bounteous dinners provided by the American Legion auxiliary Unit niff of Balt Lake City and a iiitif Mrs Jack Harvey of Burbank Cal Funeral services wilt re conducted Fri Mrs Clsra Josephine Neilsen Arden 62 day at t Burial died Wednesdsy morning st the home of s Friends mav call at 1445 South Btate daughter Mra C W Robinion in Grand street Friday from 9 until time of serJumtton Colo of a heart ailment vices Mrs Arden who had gone to Colorado to Visit hr daughter only a week ago resided at nVO Sperry court Louixe Harris She waabnru In Denmark January 17 1S76 a daughter of Mr and Mra N P R OGDEN — - Funeral services for Mra Neilsen and cams to Utah when she was Louise Harris Plngree m and Sunday 3 year old 70 who died Monp from 10 a m to 12 Surviving are her husband A Arden of day at her home 1227 Washington-boul-va- rd noon Burial will he Los Angeles two daughters Mrs Robinwill he conducted Friday at 1 30 son of Grand Junction and Miss Grace Arden p m in Ogden L 1)aH Tenth ward in City cemetery chapel Duckworth Mr of Salt Lake Citj two brothers Paul Neil by Blahop Arthur G Pledger sen of Wales Utah and John Neilsed of was born In Balt Lake Intermeut 'will be in Ogden elty cemeStandard' City August 15 1879 Uiahand s sister Mrs Fred tery 8 Oulbransen of Salt Lake City and wae married to Friends may call at the family home Funeral aervke will be conducted SunHyrum B Duckworth afternoon and evening and prior in 1901 As a young day at 1 p m at 2128 South State street Thursday to services Frida acwoman she was with Bishop Arthur J Sperry of the Fourth L D S ward officiating Burial will be in tive In the affairs of Wasatch Lawn Memorial park th Sixteenth L D 8 E Hansen Friends may call at 2128 Bouth State Margaret ward Sunday school treet Saturday from 4 to 9 p m and at and Primary organiAMERICAN FORK — Funeral services for the home b29 sations court V Sperrv Sunday from Mr 10 a m tp 12 30 p m For the past 25 Margaret Elzater Thornton Hansen she had lived years 62 who died Monday evening following a In where Garfield Hines will be conducted Friday prolonged William Mr Duckworth was Smith L D 8 it 1 p m In American Fork Fourth as master emploved ward by Bishop John W Pulley chapel of the Ar mechanic Mra Duckworth Funeral aervlces for William James Interment will be in American Fork city Smith 59 will be conducted Sunday at 3 cemetery directed by Anderson Brothers Lhur'plant of the Utah Chpper company a daughter m t 344 East Firet South street by mortuary Burvivlng are her husband Mrs Clarence R Naylor of Magna and he Rev Theodore O Friends may call at the residence Thurspastor of First three sons Hyrum B Duckworth Jr Ray- Presbyterian church Lllley Ritualistic day evening and Friday prior to the sermond B and Donald Duckworth ox Gar- will be conducted by the Woodmen services of the vices field World Mr Smith a former Colorado man died Wednesday at 5 a m mining N at his A William home 50 East Fifth South street after a lingering Illness SUGAR CITY Idaho— Funeral services He was born n Ireland November John William Peterson 68 of 1402 West 3 were conducted in the L D 8 ward and spent his early life in the east- chapel for A NSunday Murdock 73 who died at Ninth North street died Wednesday at 1870 ern United State For several he the family home here November 17 Inter9 10 a m in a local hospital after a long was a mining figure at Tellurideyears Colo ment was in the Sugar City cemetery under coming to Salt Lake City 30 years ago illness the direction of the Beneficial mortuary His wife Mrs Elisabeth Marlin Smith Mr Murdock was born at Salt Lake City Mr Peterson was born July 12 1889 In died In 1918 Utah on April 2 1866 In his early life he and had lived there most of his Ogden Surviving are two daughters Mre Irene taught school in Wasatch county later ha life He was a veteran of the Spanish Tonnesen Los Angeles and Mrs Edith of spent several years in Canada as a farmer ' American war and a painter by trade of Salt Lake City and stock raiser The family movsd to Sun I Ing are three sisters Mrs Alf Pickering Burial will be In City cemetery City from Charleston Utah in 1911 Sugar Empy and Mrs Rose Beattie of Los AnHe la survived by his widow and tha folgeles and Mrs Ida Bilby of Cherry Creek lowing sons and daughters: Fred Sterling Nev and Esra Murdock and Mrs Elmer Christensen of Drlggs Mrs D L Hunter of Elden Roeeniof 71 native Utahn died Camas Meadows Irvin Marion Berne!) Wednesday at 6 15 p m at hit home 323 Stanley and Leland Murdock Mrs Grover court causes to of incident Marguerite age Chrisholm and Mrs Keuneth Price of Sugar He was born in Mt Pleasant November 1867 and had b4en a resident of Salt City L4 for 45 years City and vicinity Surviving are two elstere Mise Ruby Carrie Dye Rosenlof and Mias Windy Rosenlof and a brother Ephraim Rosenlof air of Salt Lake EVANSTON Wyo —Funeral irvtOM for City Mrs J Dye 68 of Ogden widow of ta SamuelCarrie G Dye who died lute Tuesday in SOUTH SALT LAKE-Cont- ract Ogden of complications following a major William B Homer operation will be conducted Thursday at 10 for construction1 of an addition ‘to in a m the chapel by mortuary Funeral aervlces for William B Homer purnford at 1 p m RevMrs James Harris Monroe junior high school wai 72 will be h conducted Sunday Dye was born In Grand Island L D 8 ward chapel In the 17 1870 a daughter Of BenWest Fifth South street Burial will Neb April awarded to J H Haslam of Holla-da- 120 Bebe lit City cemetery jamin and Elizabeth Parcel Johnson to Ogden 15 years ago sba fore Mr moving Homer at who 422 reiided school 8outh Wednesday by Granite for been resident a of Evanston had many First West street died Tuesday evening at years She was a member of the Presbytedistrict for 322750 a local hospital Friends may call at 260 East South rian church are Mrs a R Q Surviving Nina other bids were considered Temple street prior to services daughter Starr of Ogden three brothers Edward Johnson of Ogden Newell B Johnson of by the district board of education C of E aneton and Johnson Compton B Coniff Cal and a sister Mra Victor L Moffit of at a meeting Tuesday night J H Blanchard Bradford Conniff 61 lumber-a- n Evanston secof was Sait In Lake Evanstoo cemetery Interment will be Angel of Emigration canyon died Tuesday City 6:30 a m at his boma three miles east ond low with a bid of 322795 only at of the canyon mouth of undetermined but natural causes MDC-RE- D NETWORK 345 more than the accepted hid presumably He was born in Balt Lake City June 16 1878 a eon of Osmond M and Sarah Third was A W Curtis 32373660 Pettit Conniff He was unmarried All three bids with bonds and Surviving are a brother Osmond C Con- Funeral services for Mr Anne Agnes Brown Duckworth 50 who died last Sunday at her home lp Garfield will be eon- d ucJed Bund ay at 1 In the Pleasant ireen JL D S ward? chattel rlenris may call at the family home Bat urdav from 4 to 9 EPHRAIM— Lions club gave a turkey dinner Wednesday night at the Keystone hotel complimentary to fatherless and orphaned chilRotary Speech dren of the city between 10 and 15 D D Moffat vice president and yeafs of age Dr W E Thorpe gave a general manager of the Utah Cop- Thanksgiving talk and special per company will show motion pic- musleal numbers were & French tures and discuss ‘The Story of horn solo by Ruth Hermansen a cornet duet by Donald BenCopper" at the weekly meeting of and son and Dale Jorgensen accomTuesthe Salt Lake Rotary club panied by Motley Deakin at the day at 12:15 p m in the Hotel Utah piano The program was arranged Wed nesday at a meeting of the club’s ing has been brought which will aims and objects committee headed help many children who now are unable' to attend school by Earl J Giadfc Teddy Mulllner of room 24 reports that a collection of toys for Christmas is also being made at the Wa' satch' school Many of these toys are as good as ‘new Others will need slight repairs and a little paint The firemen of the city have offered to get them ready for Christ Orchestra Plays mas They will be distributed to those children in the city who might At Banquet not get any other gifts VERA HEATH Editor Mine Head to Give T ( John Posters Aid Book Week MARIAN STROBEL Editor MAX GREEN Associate Editor BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL— This month Bryant welcomes the following new students who have regisEdel tered since November 1: Bjorndal from Norway Jack BryHarold Dixon ant Balboa Cal Hindley Farmington and Norma Groves San Bernardino Cal Approximately 75 students went by bus to a local packing company on November 15' They were sponsored by J H Palmer the metal They were divided Shop teacher into three groups and shown through the plant from the slaughter rooms to the wrapping and packing departments National book week was observed at Bryant last week This observance was started in 1918 for the purpose of stimulating interest in better books for children Aa a result books are being better bound better illustrated and better written than ever before The girls’ association hold a party for the girls Thursday from 3:30 to 5 p m They played games and heard the following program: Vocal solo Betty Jane Maynes accompanied by Mary Wright reading Leslie Livingston piano solo Margaret Johnson vocal polo ‘Dorothy Surrsky Ice cream and cookies were served The home economics classes heard a lecture on glassware and china given by E T Richardson last week Different types and kinds of china were shown and explained by Mr Richardson How glass is blown and shaped and colored was also ART BEESLEY Editor LOWELL SGHObL— Merlyn Cor-ni- a reports: Childrenjif the fourth fifth and sixth grades and the articulating unit made postersjand displays concerning books and placed them in the library as theirpart of thehook week observance One display was made up of little-'aoldressed to represent the various Simple Simon nursery rhymes p and others 'were Boy Blue j Bo-Pee- there Dannie Wells Contributes: In the nature class supervised by Miss Margaret Johnson we are studying Miss Johnson is letting electricity us make scrap books on this subject and is giving a prize for the best book Suzanne Moyle says the children are very proud because their room contains so many lovely drawings- - The pupils have made drawingi of the seagull monument and other places of Interest in the city Juanita Astln and Dixie McKinnon report that children of room 10 read fairy tales nursery rhymes and story books as part of their book week activity They made fine One of the posters about these favorite posters show the three little pigs John Church writes: We have qeen studying cotton in room 14 in room 11 ifiipagination we have traveled through the south and have visited explained We have “watched” the factories A charter was granted the Bryant negroes picking cotton and have council Stamp club by the student learned a great deal about this part early this month The purpose of of our country the club is to further interest in philately Children Happy About Thanksgiving Students Visit Traffic Court ROWLAND HALL— Claire Clen-deni- n Last sixth grade reports: JOAN SQUIRES Editor CAROL COLLARD' Associate Editor HAWTHORNE SCHOOL-Bob- by Grover reports: The third and fourth graders are very enthusiastic over the coming holiday Each room is planning a program to be given on Wednesday We have been look ing through the library books and have found many interesting stories plays poems and songs about Thanksgiving We have enjoyed practicing for eur program under the direction of the committee week the student of the sixth seventh and eighth grades visited the city traffic court and were greatly interested We were introduced to Judge Reva Beck Boeone We listo some cases of drunken drivAMERICAN FORK — Elections tened traffic ofon December 7 will name three ing thieving and various We had our pictures taken members to Alpine district school fenses and are very proud to have met board Judge Bosone There were some Elections are scheduled in cases and we were fascione including Orem and startling After w heard what leader them nated by Provo bench precinct three Amerito people who do not obey The third graders are learning happened incan Fork and precinct five the law we decided to be careful how to be neater in appearance cluding Alpine Highland Cedar always to obey traffic rules In- the with clean teeth clean faces and valley and Fairfield Besides the future clean hands- - This group is drawing Incumbents S H Blake Thomas Jananne Brooks seventh grade pictures of Indians A B&rratt and James B Smith writes The sixth and seventh Carolyn Donaldson reports that respectively three others havs filed grades are taking up the study of the first grade children are deco- School Clerk with applications art and find It very interesting ratirig-t- hs room for Thanksgiving Loveless Walton of Ray Joseph F One of the girls brought some books with many turkeys which were W of American D Stewart Prem and their famous artists made in the art class Bobby JorFork- - and Stephen F Beck of about Jean Thoren Margery paintings We have Da Vinci and genson Highland "Mona Lisa" and Thompson Janet Grainger and HarMembers of the board whose his paintings Supper" Wa also5 have vard Reed made some exceptionally terms do not expire this year are “The Last Botticelli and Van fine turkeys Charles E Thorne of Pleasant stories about We hops wa can carry out Billy Bonczar reports: The chilGrove and Andrew B Anderson of Gogh our study and learn more about dren in room 2 are very proud of LehL these famous ' artists their individual library cards There Kitty Trask seventh grade con- are 22 in the room and all but three tributes We have been studying have cards Colleen Malstrom Bev Club Slates Dance exact measurements In our arith-metl- erly Teakl? Jimmy Wilkinson class We find it very Inter- Vaughn Featherstone and Thomas The Salt Lake Scottish club will hold its annual Thanksgiving dance esting to measure graphs and other Miller have read eight books Sue at 8 p m Friday in the Moose hall things using tenths and hundredths Carol Nelson has read six and We Janice Blake De Loy Dawson Billy 161 South Second East street ac- of an inch and metric units cording to Edward Irwin secretary find we have to be very neat and Bonczar Dawn Eldredge Dick Ho George Fisher is chairman of the accurate and have sharp eyes and mer and Robert Anderaon have each ' read four arrangements committee steady hands Three Seek Posts On School Board pre-cinc- ' J EDNA LAMBORN Associate Editor HORACE MANN HIGH SCHOOL —Dorothy Carlson reports: A se lected group from the orchestra played at a Community Chest ban' quet at the Newhouse hotel Tuesday noon They played incidental music while the meal was' being served We received a letter of congratulations from Dr James T Worltom A lows: Mugerskies B defeated Zeph- Hurricanes defeated HotVolcanoes A defeated 3 Volcanoes B Mugerskies B 1 defeated Mugerskies A yrs stuffs 23-1- 9 23-1- 2 37-2- 22-2- Halls Decorated For Holiday RHODA WORLEY Editor PEGGY SWEET Associate Editor WASATCH SCHOOL— Florence Demman of room 18 articulating unit reports: The halls at the Wasatch school are attractively decorated for Thanksgiving The is a long mural depicting New England life which was don by Rowland Cardon assisted by Betsy Moore Richard Stem and Carol Rock A beautiful harvest scene has been painted by Georgena Harris and Kathryn Rigby Other appropriate decorations have been made by pupils of rooms 17 and 18 of the articulating unit and placed in the halls —The sixth grade and the articulating unit each had a dance in the school auditorium yesterday Miss Elinor Newton our physical education teacher Was in charge and a orchestra from the school furnished the music reports Susan district Lets School Job six-pla- Felt room 17 A UDiane Conrad room 6 kindergarten contributes: The kindergar ten children received their first report card last week They colored the envelopes green so that they would stay clean all year They printed their names on the envelope Rene Harrison of room 21 sixth grade says: The children of the Wasatch school have been bringing clothes to school to give to needy boys and girls in the city Charlene Ward and Marcta Core of room 21 have been helping to receive these clothes A lot of useful cloth- - LORRAINE ASHTON FAE THOMAS Editors LAFAYETTE SCHOOL — Ruby Shuput grade 6 room 24 reports: In our health class we are gathering safety pictures We are enjoyThe person ing this very much who has the most clippings has his name put on a special honor roll We also put the person’s name down for neatness Joyce Mortensen grade 6 room 23 reports: In our health room we are making and bringing toys for the people in the children’s hospital We are dressing dolls and making and mending dresses We are eending these things to the children’s hospital for Christmas Isobel de Fior grade 4 room 18 reports: The pupils of the Lafayette school are collecting pictures for the library They will be pasted on cardboard so that the pupils may look at them without ‘tearing them Nadine Anderson grade 2 room 5 reports: We have been very busy this week making Pilgrims and houses of white paper for ThanksWe pasted the Pilgrims giving and houses on a dark paper background They look very pretty Marilyn Charvoz grade 2 room 5 reports: This week in our room we have been learning about Thanks We have drawn many giving Thanksgiving pictures 30 days checks ar beinglheld-fo- r awaiting technical approval of Mr Hsslam’a Christensen-Gardne- Burke Degrees 21 38 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 5:30 p m 2 05 Total for this month to date Accumulated excess for this month 1 04 to date Total since October 1 to date 3 66 Accumulated excess since October 1 1 21 8un rises at 726 and sets at 503 November 24 TAKEN YES’ WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TERDAY 5 30 P M MOUNTAIN TIME "31 Cheyennt Chicago Denver Grand Jet Helena Kan City LAS VEO xLoe Ang 14 MODENA Needles xNew Yrk Omaha Phoenix PCTLLO 26 32 12 28 18 30 48 72 18 Mrls-St- 38 22 60 22 44 O 16 Pueblo Reno Loulsl 8t 8L CITYI Ban Diego! x8an Frn! 381 30 25! 72i Seattle j I ifii 18 34 20 32 26 34 2! 301 4 10! 10 80 22 ”52) 80 30 46 26 66 28 46 22 44 32 30 761 22 21 22! 16' 361 641 161 361 101- 38! 24! 461 14 18 20! 10 6ocir ooicir 00 p cly 04cir OO'Clr 00!Cly 00 Cly OOClr OOlcir T iCly OO'Clr l4 ''oo’rii 12 18 iol 10! 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World cow- KSL drama 10:15— NBC— Tha O'Nallla drama 10:30— KDYL— Woman's adltton of world wlds Transradio Nawa 10:45— KDYL— Rafraahmant Tima wttk Bingin' 8am 11:00— NBC— Mystery Chat 11:15— NBO— Tna Escorts and Betty NBC— 11:30— Dangerous Road drama 1145— NBC— Dr Kata dramatlo skatcB 12:00— NBO— Batty and Boa P M 12:15— NBO— Arnold Grlmm'l Dauter 1230— NBC— Valiant Lady 13:45— NBC— Hymns of All ChurcASA di rected by Joe Emaraon 1:00— NBC— Story of Mary MarlUa 1:15— NBC— Ma Parktna 1:30 — NBC— Pepper Young"! Family THURSDAY 145— NBC— NOVEMBER 24 Guiding Light nade" 2:00— NBC — Backstage Wtfa A M M 2:15— NBC— Stella Dallas 7 :00— KUTA— "The Alarm Clock ClubM 12:00— CB8— Big Slater — 2 30 NBC— "Vln and Sada" drama with News Notes Music Nonsense 12:15— CBS— Aunt Jennie's True Life 2:45— NBC— Olfl- Alone drama and Hal Parkea Stories 3 00 — KDYL— To be announced World Coverage News 800— NBC— Story of the Month— "The 3 15— KDYL— Matins Mu Icale Woman of the Shadows" 12:45— KSL— Interviews With Visiting Ce3:30— NBC— Smilin' Ed McConnell 8:15— NBC— Josh Higgins of Finchvilla lebrities 3:45— KDYL— Afternoon edition of world 8:30— NBO— The Ranch Boye 100— CB8 — Columbia Concert orchestra Tranaradto Nawa wide 8 45— NBC— Lou Webb organist 1 30—CBS—fleattergood Balnea Kid" 400— KDYL— "Rich apaclal 9 00— NBC— Viennese Ensemble 1:45— KSL— Moods and Fancies Thanksgiving dramatisation 20f— K8L— Along Melody Lane 930 — NBC — Tha Vagabonds vocal Scout Re 4 15 — KDYL— National Boy 215— CBS— Myrt and Marge' dedication Week program 9 :45— NBC— Originalities 2:30— CB9— Hilltop House 4 20— KDYL— Also Randolph'! wing 10:00— NBC— Arlington Tims Signals Johnson — de10:00— KUTA Stories of our 'Tets K8L— Mldaftemoon Musicals 245— featuriKDYL Scrapbook 3:00— CBS— Nila Mack’s "Lera Pretend' 4:30— KDYfL— scription of lost and found pets Marta Fontaine ng KSL 10:05— KUTA— Hit Parade of Popular 3:30— KSL—Intermountain edition 4:50 — KDYL— Notes In Rhythm World Coverage Newa 5 Oil— NBC— Easy Aoea drama 3:45— KSL— Rhythm Revue 10:15— SuA— International News 515— NBC— Mr Katn Tracer at Lost 1030— KUTA— Proclamation of Thanks400— KSL— Boy Scout Rededication CerePeriona mony giving 5:30— KDYL— Jack Armstront 4 05— CB8— Consol Echoes 1045— KUTA— Musical Interlude 5 45— KDYL— Llttia Orphan AnnIA 4 ’15— KSL— Popular Concert 11:00— KUTA— Union Thanksgiving Sere 00 — NBC— Rudy Vallee a Variety Hour vice First Unitarian Society and 4:30— KSL— Broadcasters’ Kevltw — Connecticut Yankeaa Oiwald and 445— CBS —Crossroads Hall from Rich the Congregation B’nai Israel SerStanton comedy team mond vice conducted by Rabbi Samuel H 7 00— NBC — "Good Nows of 1939’’— RobKSL—Dick Tracy Gordon and Rev Jacob Trapp ert Young master of earemonles §:00— Howie Wing Services coming direct from the Stafford Brice Hanley Fanny 5 30— KSL— Merchants' Radio Column Temple of B'nal Israel Frank Morgan Meredith Wllleon’a 5:45— KSL— Evening edition K8L World P M tenor Martin orchestra Tony News — Coverage 1200— NBC Social Sclenca Ideas That Mlckev Rooney Lawn Stone CeRoosevelt's Thanka- CBS—President 800— In Holden Hate ’Come True Dr Farkar and cilia Fay Presenting Rollo O Reynolds story of "Telegiving Address cenee from "Out West With tha 6’15— K8L— Quarterback Club ' Pol " Hardy’a graphs" 6:30— CBS— Joe Penner with Ren 12 30— KUTA— International News g oo — NBC— Tha Mualo Hall — Bln lack's Orchestra the Bong Squad 12 45— NBC — Albania vs Vanderbilt FootBob Burni John Scott Croaby Dick Rvan Roy Atwell Tommy ball Game Trotters orchestra: JPaul Taylor’ description by Bill Lane1 Margaret Brayton and Bus Rtern Chorliters: Andrea Ijpedi and Cheasheila ter Morris Toacha Seidel eoncert 330— NBC— Landt Trio 7:00— CBS— Major Bowes Amateur Hour nlanlst Joe Sullivan jawing planlet 3 45— NBC— Vaughn de Leath singer 8 00— KSL — The World We Live In — (I NBC— Amoa n' TtndA 00 NBC— Norman Cloutier Orchestra 400— KSL— Let’s Dance 9 15 — KDYL — Melody Lifhe 4 05— NBC — International Conference of 88 15— 30—CBS—Americans at Work Inter- 9 20 — KDYL— Muelcal Favorltea American States Program - views with 9 30— KDYL— What's New starring The operators of the turke 4 15— NBC— Beverly vLAne soprano Snphlatlcatas 4 :25— NBC— Preae Radio News Industry — — 00 Melodies 9 KSL 9 45— KDYL — Radio Varieties— By Wood-bun- 's Moonlight — by — To NBC be announced 430 with 9 15— K8L— "Personality Paraue orchestra Bob“ Reese Norma 4:45— KUTA— Treasure Cheat of Melodies Soulrea vocalists Barbara Wood 5 00 — KUTA— Matinee Melodies wttfi — Hour 9 Smith CBS— Kate The NBC— 30— 10 15 top Hatters conducted by — Musical NBC— Contrasts 5:15— Frank Jack Miller and hie orchestra the Jan Savitt Hodek and his orchestra Dooley's Ted Btraeter choir Ezra Stone and 10:30— NBC— Eddie 5:30— NBC— Dick Gasparrte’s orchestra football nawa company in "The Aldrich Family 5 45— NBC— Song pictures: Poetical read 10 45— NBC— Emery Dtutsch and Bla on and guest stars ings by John Johnes with organ cheatra 1030— KSL— Final edition KSL World accompanist Ansurin Bodycombe final adltlon of 11:00— KDYL — Ftve-at6 00— NBC— Thanksgiving Coverage News Dinner Day a Transradio Worldwide with President Roosevelt with De- 10:45— CB8 — Paul Pendarvis ’ and his orNewa chestra of Warm Foundascription 8pringj — Reframa Old KDYL 11:15— Wanert orchestra tion Thanksgiving Day Festivities 11:00— KSL—Art 11:15— CBS— "Conversation " conducted by 11 :30— NBC— Sammy Watkinl’ orchaitra 6 : 1 5— KUTA— International News Thomas Freebaim Smith -Midnight 830 — NBC— Phi Mu Alpha Little Sym- 11:45— CBS— Gane Krupa's orchestra 19:nn — NBC — Joe Sudy'i orchaitra conducted by Frederick phony f A M 12:30— NBC— Del Milne and bla oreheatra Fennell — — 1:00— KDYL— Good night 12 00 Owens' CBS orchestra — — 7 ‘15 NBC Whispering Voice Choir Harry Or— Phil Hams and Hi (Paid Advertiaemenu 7 30— NBC— "Amerlca’a Town Meeting 1230— CBS Changea in progrimi aa Hated am dua chestra of the Air" Subject: "What Does to network correction! made too 1 Good 00— K8L— entirely Free Speech Mean in America night lata to tncorporata (Paid Advertisement) with Norman Thomas Socialist Leader Arthur Robb editor of ‘Editor and Publisher: and Hamilton Fish Republican Representative of New York George V Denny Jr Preiident of Town Hall in New York 8 30— NBC— "People 1 Have Known " Ransom Sherman master of cereOf the New G-- E RADIO with the BEAM-A-SCOP- E — KUTA— Rbbr Bamuat H Gordon on "Topic of the Day " — New KUTA International 916— THE 9:30 — NBC— Phil Spltalney and His All V Girl Orchestra — Monitor Views the News 10 ’00— KUTA BEAM-A-SCOPE 11 :00— NBC— Phep Fields' orchestra G-- E 11 30— NBC— Wavn King and hie or chestra 1200— KUTA— Good night feature i a scientific built-i- n (Paid Advertisement) v4t NBC Station h:15— KSL—The Buyers ’Guide 8:45— CBS— Sidney Raphael pianist 9 :00— KSL— Words and Music 9:15— CB8— Moralnji Moods 9:30— XSL— The Jennie Lee "Bouquet of the Day' 945— KSL— Vignettes 10:00— K8L— The Milky Way with Mary Lee Taylor and Bennie Walker 10:15— CBS— Her Honor Nancy James 0:30— CBS— Romance of Helen Trent 10 45— CB8—Our Gal Sunday 1:00 — KSL — Morning Concert 11 15— CBS — Life Can Be Beautiful 1130 — KSL — Music for Madame KSL orchestra 11:45— KBL— Peggy Tudor "Silver Sere- Free Homo Demonstration ' jr Stations Yuma -- A 325700 All are ’ Salt 600— KSL— Sunrise Serenade KSL— Farm Flaihi Lake City firms i 630— KSL— Muslo of the Morning Work oq the project will begin 76:45— 00— KSL— Early dltloo KSL Niwi Covin immediately and is to be completed 7:15—CBS— Montana Him yodlln in 180 days Forty-fiv- e per cent boy KSL— Intirludi of the funds will be supplied by 77 '26— :30—K8L— Tb Morning Watctt PWA and 55 per cent by the disBreakfast Edition forld Coverage News trict 800— CBS— Pretty Kitty Kelly Comparative data for salt Lake City: Spokane Tonopah Washgtn Winmcca r 325845 Fors-Johns325841 S E Faddis points Ptld bond Ryberg Brothers of Salt Lake City were high bidders offering a 326100 contract Other bidder were 324158 Royden K McCullough Weathtr conditions reported by 0 weather bureau November 23 1938 : A cold and exceptionally strong high pressure system la created tonight at Yellowstone s of and overspreada the western the country with mostly clear and abnorNo precipitation is remally cold weather although ported west of the mountains there la some cloudlnese in the northwestern quarter Normal temperatures prevail only in California where pressure la relatively low Temperatures are somewhat lower tonight In the plateau and southern mountain sections and a little higher farther north in Wyoming and Montana East of the Mlestseippi unsettled weather prevails and light rain or enow has fallen at many Normal J Blanchard The Weather Highest temperature today Highest In tnie month since 1874 Lowest last night Lowest this month since 1874 Mean for today Murdock Peterson Elden Rosenlof Pictures Aid in Safety Study He said that the orchestra was excellent Glen L Morris presented a very interesting assembly for the student body members of Horace Mann The assembly was about electricity Everyone enjoyed himself very much and we hope that Mr Morris will visit us again soon Ellas Torres writes: The junior police corps is now fully organized andi the boys are busy planning their activities for the year They are planning to visit the state penitentiary where they will see how the convicts are treated They also hope to visit the police station before the year is over Edra Gibson contributes: The girls have selected their names and captains for the intramural tournaments Those chosen are: Meisa Miller Zephyrs Mildred Price Volcanoes A Ruth Hutchinson Volcanoes B Betty Jones Hotstuffs Lorraine Knowles Mugerskies A Beverly Alexander Mugerskies B and Winnifred Woolsey Hurricanes The first competition was a round robin tournament In volleyball the first round being played on November 16 The scores were as fob James - Salt Lake School News and Views New Students Receive Welcome Pingrce Bringing You the True Spirit oi Thanksgiving Direct Broadcast From Scene oi RUSSEL It TRACY’S NEWSBOY DINNER per Sait Tribuna-TtlagraLak “Litt- l- Marchanta" KSL — 12:15 P M TODAY OO'Clr I availabt only in th GE Radios nwlW9 MARVEL! 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