Show i !ef 5 1 3- - f Ssg I ft ? sc J b'l Murray Erie i Fixe Coil n lies Head of Hotels’ Will Send Group Says Music Entries S ds d leader Mr ‘C i Robinson will be honored at and si bool a banquet for band leadirs hrichv at 5 30 p m in firemen s hall here Partu ipating in the contest will he bands fnm Jordan Dims Mor gin Tooele Wasatih Wurrnv Bingham Cyprus (rantsulle and North Summit high sihools and Bingham and Draper Riverton Midvale junior high schools Other schools of the region will participate in group and solo wnik Vocal and instrumental solos groups and ensembles will he heard Thursday afternoon and FriChoruses will perday morning form at Murray hirst L D S ward chapel and instrumentalists and orchestras in the Murray high school building Bands will start maneuvers in Murray City park at 3 p ni Friday and continue for an hour and a half while being judged They will assemble again at h 45 p m at the State street entrance to the park for the ev ening entertainment The program will be free to the public and seating capacity for 2500 persons will be available for spei tators In the stadium Judges for the event have been se’eited from Utah s finest music lans -- e Bourbons to Dance The annual spring carnival dance of the Young Democratic club of Salt Lake county formerly the Junior Democratic League of Salt Lake City will he held at the Elks club 331 East South Temple street Saturday at 8 p m Max Guss chairman of the entei tainment committee announced Saturday JlNv'-r$iV " m I K t” V ’ A f §jl L ( School Invites Legion District Delays Meet Parents to Fete it Magna Until June 17 MIDVALE -- Barents are Inviled to join with their children at May day cxerc isos Mond ty at 2 p m at Midvale junior high school E E Greenwood principal announced Saturday Pioneers of the community will he guests st the program which 's sponsored by the school Parent-Tearhe- r Exhibits of organization historical data gathered hy the children and relics from early days will be on display The program will be given In three parts A child health day dramatization hv the elementary school an historical dramatization deputing the history of Midvale and a concert featuring the band ore hestra and choruses of the junior high school Cyprus High School Celebrates ‘C’ Day MAGNA— "C" day was relebrated at Cyprus high school Friday when 20 students from each class participated in painting the 'C' on the mountainside overlooking Magna Girls of the home economics de- - Utah readers N y Will Benefit J H Air Views On P rogram $ y Approximately 100 persons heard discussions relative to education to be presented in Utah public schools In compliance with new state laws Saturday morning at a public meeting In the Lafayette school The session was called by Charles --k Skidmore state superintendent instruction preparatory to writing of courses of study ‘Cooperation of three agencies — H of i V 1 j lO4iii fit Milton General J Prepare for “largest tourist year since 1919" Leslie Kincaid (left) president of American Hotels corporation and Guy R Toombes general manager of the Slake to Open OES Leaders Meet Sunday Plan Visit j GARFIELD — A special meeting of Adih chapter No 35 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Thursday at 8 p m in the Masonic hall at Garfield C Sutton of Trovo Mrs worthy grand matron and II D Porter of Ogden worthy grand patron together with associate grand officers from throughout the state will make their annual visitation to the Garfield chapter fClizvi-brt- it par- wood stake Mutual Improvement A readassociation at 7 30 p m ing will be given by Beth Christensen Cannon and a musical program presented Bennion of the University Utah school of education of Hotel Utah they will be unable to provide adei quate accommodations for regular MURRAY-Quarterconference ly commercial travelers This would drive many business men to the air of Cottonwood L D S stake will lines providing a renaissincc for be held Sunday beginning at 8 30 MAGNA— The convention date for district No 3 American the air transport industry and turna m at the Grant stake tiber-nacl- e over to them thousands of new Legion to be held in Magna was shifted from May 27 to June 17 ing R R stake customers " clerk announced Saturday according to announcement Satutday by P W Seay publicity direc- Stop In Salt Lake tor for Cyprus post No 38 which will be host at the affair Primary and Sunday school offiThe general predicted that sub- cers will meet for the opening sesTentative plans have been drawn" stantial numbers of the visitors General sion sessions will convene the which will for is ‘because of Chairmen Salt the Lake City up various commitgathering stop in this is one of the great historic at 10 a ni and at 2 p m the Pri2 30 p m in tees named by HArry Adams comscheduled to open to see ” mary and Sunday school convention mander Include Ed J Gardner re- places everyone wants Migna community park After conferring here with Guv will be held Posts from Summit Wasatch ception Ray E Wyatt registra- R Toonibes general manager of Professor Joseph F Smith diTooele and Salt Lake counties will tion Amel B Alder dance Charles the Hotel Utah General Kincaid rector of the (speech department of be present at the annual meeting E Hpffman entertainment and left Saturday afternoon for Denver the University of Utah is schedHe formerly was adjutant-genera- l uled to be principal speaker at which will begin with a business Lew F Wclchcr refreshments of the state of New York the program sponsored by Cotton- An drum invitational meeting corps exhibition Is scheduled for 4 with corps from the varip m ous posts expected to participate A hoi dinner a tour through the Utah Copper company mills and G American Smelting and Refining evedance a the and in company ning will complete the program youths themselves ticularly in gangs and schools is needed to make a character education effective in these fields" Dean " r public the home Jp? f fc coast-to-coa- st Among those who will welcome hundreds ot young musicians to Murray for the regional V Douglas Allen and Glen music festival arc: Front left to right Dr J L Ellertson E llowe rear left to right Orlando Erickson If A Robbins and J Clifford Hansen Liquor Study Plans Outlined It A ‘Europe" he asserted "is so torn by war threats that few Americans will go there for vacations this summer Instead they will visit America's two world fairs many of them traveling by railroad utilizing new low rates which allow stonovers and provide a journey from and return by circuitous routes — all for less than $100 ‘Beginning with the close of sihools in June and lasting until Labor day J anticipite a volume of travel which will flood the automobile highways and will give so much passenger business Anlitolmeeo 1 America will be literally "on wheels’ this summer with the result that railroads hotels air lines and associated industries of the United States and particularly the west will enjoy their largest tourist business in 20 yeara Authority for this statement is General J Leslie Kincaid of New York City president of the American Hotels corporation who was a Salt Lake City visitor Saturday His company operates 60 hotels in 20 states ranging fr&m Colorado to the New England states To Shun Europe nf young pm limns from five Ut ih enmities will converge upon Murray Ihurs-tn participate in ly and the annual regional band context and musii fctival Virtually all junior and senior high sihools of Margin Summit Wasatch '1 ooelo and Snlt Like Counties have enteral the (ontist arrangements for which are in rharge of a inmmiltie headid b M Doughs Alim The hand rnmpetilinn si heduled to rhmax Fruln night at a mass concert in Murray t itv park is si heduled to he the most i nlorful eer cnndui led at a regional fes-tiAt that time hundreds of musicians will pla togither for the first time umhr direition of William F Robinson vetTTVn band MURRAY-Humlic- Travel Forecasters Confer Executive Sees Record Tourist Trade They Will Welcome Young Musicians Will Vic ai y April 30 1939 £ljc Suit £akc Tribune Sunday Morning Sdiool Bands L — B as- serted The Right Rev Monsignor Patrick F Kennedy chancellor of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake said he felt parents are shirking responsibility in teaching their children bad effects of liquor and tobacco and are attempting to load too much responsibility upon teachers He expressed pleasure however in the fact that schools are attacking the- - problem conscientiously ( itea Data Dr Franklin L West L D S church commissioner of education cited data to the effect that 53 per cent of persons between the ages of 16 and 24 drink alcoholic beverages He advocated employment of teachers who do not drink liquor or smoke tobacco Dr L L Dames dean of the University of Utah medical school stressed medical aspects of drinking and smoking and Mrs John K Hardy executive secretary of the Civic Center presented view of a parent oh! mother partment served luncheon to the boys at noon 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