| Show 4rw A : i i 1 8 " ) 1 dellimil Sunday Morning Leader Sees Big Role Defies Bitter Cold Winds AND ts ' m 20-3- 0 Open Meet At Pocatello 1!5 t For ' P '- 'i ' 42 - k '' ' ' i 4 - Parley Mars International Trustee Speak ( ' ' :' ''' -- - f' -- - : ' :: - 7! ''!' q't''''' 'I ' !'':4 ''' ' f - 4 -- ' A '- -- ' i t 1 - t ' '' g :::::::7:: 6 :!i‘ :: I 1 4 - n - - s1 t - Tribune Intermountain Wire ST ANTHONY Idaho7—P1ans Christensen of the university de-- ered a conservative average were complete Saturday for dedi- partment of agriculture outlined 7 Dry ice credits' were estimated ImP to run from two to three cents a cation of the new L D S seminary results of eight years of experi in St Anthony Sunday at 4 p m merit at Moscow and Idaho FM gallon of alcohol4 Although figures used were reports E Glen' Cameron of the Cost tables indicated a net per the Yellowstone stake presidency The gallon ranging from 2960 cents a based on processes tried in imunder adverse conditions Idaho Falls plant further gallon be dedicated win by building down to 1750 cents a-under provements in the process develRichards L D S presiding favorable conditions gallon oped in the laboratory but not Beresford and Christensen di- yet tried commercially have addbishop and Dr Franklin L West L D S commissioner of educatiem vided their cost figures into plant ed 25 per cent to the yield of alcohol per given weight of raw ' operation and raw materials will speak materials 500 Three sizes of ml seminary will be open for 2500 gallons andplant10000 gallons The "use of ethyl alcohol as a gallorui public inspection all day Sunday daily output were considered in fuel holds the greatest immediate the report said- - It Special guests at the dedication operations with the cost per gal- promise: will be all ward bishops in Yellow- lon assuming each was efficient- placed a value of 23 cents a gallon managed running 1787 973 exclusive of taxes as a fair value stone stake! Mayor J O John- ly for fuel alcohol in IdsZao and 738 cents respectively son the Rev Harry Washburn Used si a mixer with gasoline In the Idaho plant 94 per cent of the Community Presbyterian white potatoes and 6 per cent In blends of 25 Ter cent the alchurch and members of the St wheat bran was used to produce' cohol improves value of the fuel 34 pounds or 514 gallons of al- by increasing combustion and reschool board -Anthony cohol per 100 pounds of dry raw ducing carbon an4 carbon monoxClasses opened at the seminary material flaw material prices ide Increases engine operation as November 17 Approximately 150 ranging from 70 cents a hundred to power output4 smoothes ensenior and Junior high school stu- to 2110 a hundred were consid- gine performance knd materially ered the Cost per gallon ranging Improves the antiknock quality of dents have enrolled from 1382 cents to' 2140 cents the fuel the report mad : will The St Aithony seminary ' Besides fuel other possible marfor materials alone be the twentieth seminary to be kets were noted as an intermeTwo principal sponsored in Idaho by the L D S would be protein Vied for live- diate in chemistry as a solvent church Mr Camemrt reports The stock much the same as distillers for feed and dry ice L D S church now operates 102 grain is soldfrom carbon dioxide developed TIME to seminaries giving instruction which the bulletin notes "can be students 20000 senior high school readily collected compressed and I:I and 13000 3unior high school stu- cooled to liquid form for use in f rt or the carbonation of beverages dents The church also sponsors to solid reform Ice) for (dry 13 institutes connected with colfrigeration" it Credit f o r feeds were listed leges including two in Idaho one at the University of Idaho and yariously from 220 to 230 a ton one at the University of Idaho or 767 to 1150 cents a gallon South Health and Exercise Club A total of 480 teachers are emr—t ployed by the church full time Over Tribune Intermountain Wire ' :541' 4 i POCATELLO f Idaho In a fr :: ::: 1 ''''''"'7' c : troubled world Elwell's can look ‘ cf ' ahead to a bright future Dr Guy ' f vt i f IL Vande Bogart of Havre' Mont e t e :) 4 4- - 4 internatinal trustee declared here 'I" '' 1 ' 1 ' 'Z' at opening sessions of a ert"Saturday Utah-Idah11 '4 f two-da- y 4 4 o district train- '' r I: ‘ 0 Vir' Lt '' 4 ing conference "The outlook is good" he 'said t it d t t ti1 simply "Because Kiwanis plays a tel It i 4 f 1 vital part in community service : and there is need for leadership tf 4 : In this activity Kiwanis clubs can i ' t 1k -expand to fill this function" the trustee said ' The advance delegates from 27 1 clubs in the district approved Govit ' f ernor Willard S Bowen's nominee (1 O D Garfor secretary-treasur' t'so ' rison of Pocatello 0000000000000 0-- 4 f ' 4 11i? Reviews Problems 42'417 Tile district board reviewed "in1 k ' ' ' ternal problems" during the after''' 1 t It '' come noon but tabled selection of time eJ g Robert Rodman of Salt Lake and place for the 1942 district trustee of this district is convention Mr Bowen said the ' — ' City r '' ' '"'1'' ''' 4 scheduled to "1 t site will be announced in about a speak at Sunday's sessions Karl Hale of Idaho month t: -::- rt4: district president will expound the Dr Vend Bogart was scheduled to speak at a noon luncheon Boa Nilsson of Pocatello's battery B 183rd fleld theme of the national organization Corporal —d evelop ing internationalism to Sunday but was called back artillery demonstrates the new fur cap woolen muffler and supporting of Great Britain and Montana suddenly Saturday- - eveleather mittens Issued members of the Idaho national guard her allies and expansion of the ning unit order into Canada and South "The emergency has created new America fields of action for capable leaderRobert C Peterson convention ship" he declared Communities chairman said members regislook to our organizations for tered during the evening from uidance" Provol'Salt Lake City and Ogden Represented at the conference Utah Twin Falls Boise Pocatello here were president and secreand Idaho Fans and Grand Junctaries from the following tion Colo Clearfield Eureka Helper Layton Logan Midvale Nephi OgTribune Intermoun' tain Wire )4 den Park City Price Provo Salt here 'with FORT FRANCIS E WARREN Lake City Smithfield South Salt Lake Spanish Fork and Spring- the 183rd field almost wondered whether they were ski artillery ville MAIL and Boise Buhl Caldwell Emmett !Filer Idaho Falls troops or wagon soldiers this Week as they carried out battalion Nampa Payette Pocatello Twin maneuvers in the zero weather of Pole Mountain firing range RENO Nev (Al—Arrested after DENVER Dec 6 UP — The Falls and Weiser Idaho 87000-mil- o ena chase Henry Helfederal reclamation burtauts Outfitted in new winter field! Mr Bowcp was installed in enl ths)uiee point &nil then gineering office announced Satur- muth CT Saturday waived extra- office- - as were Lieutenant Gover- clothes recently issued hero to 11 w observation points day a call for bids on the Cascade dition to New York City on a nors-elect John E Booth of ducting fur-lincaps woolen fire over the beads of theoret- dam of the Boise Idaho project Spanish Fork Verner O Hewlett mufflers and leather mittens- and to charge of conspiracy against t h e infantry troops The had been canceled of Salt Lake City Wilburt S Hill ignoring swirling snow storms and ical friendlywas The cancellation order came United States supposedly attackof Twin Falls and Lawrence W icy winds Vie troops were con- Idaho Ain't Chief of Police Andy Welliver from and Washington without expla- who enemy infantry artillery Brainard of Payette arrested Helmuth in a gamvoyed to the area Wednesday and ing nation call The bids to for be Mr Bowen will open Sunday Thursday to repeat firing prob- strongholds offICers club Friday night said the bling 'exdid an "Men and opened next month at Boise was conferences at 9 a tn with a dis- lems given by the Telth field ar- cettent had extended through t h e chase Limed of month lut especially firing job cussion on the purpose of the ses- tillery brigade during recent proUnited States Canada and Mexico cold the weather considering sion Mr Booth will review "Duges ficiency tests The regiment is commented Welliver was informed the D Colonel Samuel of President" and J P Phalen of not likely to return to the MOU12-charge was based on' a secret fedof Boise regimental cornHelper wm speak on "Duties of tain artillery rang until after Hays eral indictment ander Vice Priuddents" Chrlitmas officers said Helmuth was taken Into custody here of a With arrival shipment Directed by their new cornman' d- - of trucks as Mk was acting as a "04117 or 'Other now the is Speallen 'regiment er Lieutenant Colonel Vaughn A come-o-n for gambling patrons veOtluor speakers and their topics Price of Boise soldiers 'of the ?int fully equipped with motor Un--WALLACZ Idaho Welliver and Police Detective mail of the exceptionInclude: LeRoy J Olsen of Provo battalion went into firing posi- hicles with carrier who reported that John moHarry Fletcher visited "Duties of the Secretary" Jacob tions Wednesday afternoon and leePs" which are to replace an- Taylor 76 had not picked up his Captain the man's room and found letterl Colonel torcycles Hays Coleman of Provo "Duties of D- night but a blizzard Thursday mail weeks prompted written in German Helmuth nounced Equipment for the mo- rescueforof several irectors" R It Davidson of Boise morning blacked-ovisibility and torized outfit the pioneer North Fork when booked said he w a a an includes prime "Money-Raisin- g Methods" Earl F prevented them from expending 2 ton cargo trucks river prospector found in his cabin American 11130 Gardeman of Salt Lake City "Se- the service ammunition on hand movers weapon alive but dangerously Ill from said they found Officers carriers half-to- n malnutrition some high grade gold ore in Helcuring Efficient Committees" Mr for the problem half-to- n cars command and radio Hewlett "Club Meetings" With the thermometer hitting Sheriffs deputies brought Tay- muth's quarters with a pistol and The regiment also has its Mr Brainard 'Localizing of In- around zero In the coldest maneuv- cars lor to Wallace They said Tay- $350 in cash hidden in the lining added of full he trailer quota ternational Objectives" G T er weather yet experienced by the lor was in a coma and had been of his baggage A police circular Hone of Ogden "Membership" 183rd at Pole mountain gun batunable to 'say haw long he had Welliver announced showed HelMr Hill "Elwanis Extension" teries of the Second battalion set lain alone in the isolated cabin mut) was known by many aliases holzitzers F Griffin of Bothe up their Etayard "Achievement Reports" M E Thursday afternoon and tight Knudsen Spanish Fork "Attend- Early Friday morning they were ance Goal:" Loren H Basler of pounding their targets- with the Weiser "Interclub Relations" and projectiles under the PerBURLEY Warren J Thomas of Salt Lake command of Lieutenant Colonel X of the Utah camp ry Daughters of Weiser Lou Farber J City "Conventions and Meetings" reionua dedicate will Pioneers The problem had them register ment Sunday at 2:30 p in mark' ' Z ' a ing the site of a ferry across the GET RELIEF FZ011 ''''t Snake river built by George ' 1 Starrh in 1878 for which the camp is named 1 i t Mrs Kate B Carter of Balt I ti Lake City president of the Central company D U P will speak HONOLULU VS—Naval 'con- at the ceremony Doe' Lot 'la Got You Dowa ' TAXI THE DEPENDAILE tractors Saturday announced the The rock shaft built of stones '' ' i:--i'sdeath by drowning of Francis gathered from the landing will t 7 : ' ' ''' HEMZ SPECIFIC James Bilton Jr 18 son of Mrs mark the place where once ferry1 q men unloaded ores from the faNum§ of Wallace Idaho It dist Righ at tilts Cense J 1 ) e1 By mail ?limpid& or Sold The drowning occurred Novem- mous Wood river mines of early I A Bottle Louisa Idaho sent and them on their ber 28 at Johnston island southS'C HEIDZ DRUGS west of Honolulu when Bilton way to Kelton Utah then the of the Union Pacific i stepped into a deep hole while terminus - nj Ufa tot It altta tr first transcontinental railroad fishing - - - P- 20-3- iz L A - d 1- r ''1‘-" 0- 20-3- - : ' 1' :f 4- '''-- ' - -- ' :'"4 1 5 9 20-3- 1 11 4 i' e""-- - :i 4-- i-- — er 4f r 4 ''' 0 ' -- ' t'''' - 7 —4 ' '''- ?0 ' ' 07:" -- - ''' ' - k - - ' cam-inaniti- Subzero Temperature Chills Idaho Soldiers WyO--Idah- I Le-Gra- nd o When Your Eyos Aro Tired Manhunt Long 77)(7) Ends in Reno Eyes tired? Do they smart Bmoeim Voids oans 7 Deputies Rescue Sick Prospector - A - 90-pou- nd - - I - IS tirwILIC '''''''t- -- I ''' Morino Is t - IL - SOOTHES a 1 :': A-- MISS Uncensored! : ' : ' -- e- Fact Revealing! and TODZN11 I t : A- El c J PIERRE ' i ' ' - i : a7- - MINIM ''' ---- — ' ': S70 : ': ' ' ' A P i- 1--- ( Sunday ii Dinners ti from "se to ii11 - taus ‘ $126 - - "Miss Time" I 7: tl ' — : t IF1471:n LAtca 7taq1744 tt 4 43 - 44 otwELRy comPikovt 263 SO MAIN SALT LAU 1110 1441 Wa4kingt4oa 111 Ogdes ' ifilLIATE1 f LA SUNDAY' LICZ14:3'&-- a DSCl2A3I3 tilt ' Playa'—"The In- General' drarriatisa- spector tams Barrett B Clark narrator 11 I :00—NBC—Wake America — Up Chicago University: Dr Henry Wriston of Brown University guest speakers :040—KUTA—Captains of Industry 2: I 5—KUTA—Internat1onal News: 220—NBO—Behind the Mike Top Tunes 3:30—NBC — Musical Steelmakers Mother and Dad 4:25—KUTA—M1racies of Faith 4:30—?rBC—Drew Pearson and Sob ort Allen Review the News 4:43—NBC—Over Our Coffee Cups from Europe ' 5 Flagg and 'Sergeant Quirt 0:00—KUTA—Mus1c of the Masters 1140—HUTA—Brief Biographies 0:43—CUTA—Plano Concert :00—NBC—Orandpappy ' and his Pais :1111—NBC--D- ear John—Drarna 7:45—NBC-8o- ngs by Dinah Shore O :00—NBC—Oood Will Hour 2:00—NBC Inner Sanctum Mys- at Melody Concert Laster 7 :00—CB5—The World Today 7 :I t tha Organ Lott :45—CB8—CoLurnbtan OipArY Cara- :00-331Ca- lveree 0 :3 rf van I :DO—CBS—Church ad the Air 133 0—LSL ChUrth Ot Christ Speaker 5—KStp—Chrlatlan Science Radio Bereica $OW& 9 :06—xsz—uncie Torn and the gun-d- ay Comics 0—CBS-- -In 11: I0 00-- 1C Int" Lows vitation 1 : 8pirit : 00-CB1- 3--N - : I : 2:30-CBS-P- ause Air-Ar- idre '00-CBS- -The illiam 4:00-CBS-- 4:30-CB5-G- : :55-CBS-- -Dear : 11:00—NBC — Edgar a rt d Bergen Charlie McCarthy Judy Oar-lan- d Inleat 20—NBC—On Mans Family :00—NBC—Msnhattan Merry 1 Round 7:30—NBC—American Album of Favorite Music Hour of Charm 2 :30—NBC—Sherlock Rolmes—"Case or Lady Carfax" Basil Rath-bon- e Nigel Bruce L—I Aul an American V Kamen born :1 :00-10)Y- 0 Strings 10:00—NBC—AP News 10135—NBC—Pranc1s Craig's Soren ado 10 ft—EDTL—La tent News 10:40—CDTL—"The Radio Payers 11:1 5—NBC—Bridge to Dmarniand Midnight of the Strings 12 00—NBC---8o-ng M A chestra Rentone's 11:00—NBC—Stanley cheetra I 1 :20—N3C—Henry Busse's Orchestra (Paid Advertisement) 1 IL A SAL St—Mudm to Iternernber 0 40—CBs—Kst presents the Balt Lako l'aberrisclo Choir and Or fillit"140111 Beautiful Upon the Mountains" by Railcar Jonatt PM 'Hosanna" "Litt Up Your Petits I 2:1 Heads" by Pratt Otva 12 :3 0—NBC—Chicago Round 'rams Thanks Prancre Chorale Ill :00—KDTL—A to Z in Novalty A minor and liendelesolues 1 :1 0—XDYL—Odd but Trus Andant from tbm It Orgam : 1 :115—NBC—H V Kaltenborn Bon sta 1:30—NBC—Must by Request 1 I :00—CBS—Churrb or the Abr Moods I I :3 13—KSL—Muslcal Memoirs 2 Fuqua and 1 I 45—K8L—Wor14 Coverage Store His War Situation Noon t 2:13—NBC—Tony Wons Scrapbook I2 of 'U" Marvels 2 NC P 2 :3 ffr—KEYL—Alliutof Roth and his I 3 Builders Melody symphony Gaeth nws a :00—NBC—Metropolitan Auditions vet York Philharmonic I of the Air Symphony conducted by AM: 300—NBC—Nicho1s Family of Five Reidainski 4 :00—KDVL—World Coverage 'News That YUfreshet es There a Santa 4:13—EDYL—"Is the Hostelaseta and Claus?" hie Concert Orchestra 4:30—NBC—The Orat Mr Gilder 3 siteve comedy drama Parrtily Hour I Shire& 5 :05—NBC—The Jack Benny Show 3 7he Silver Theater Don with Mary Livingston ene Wilson Dennis Day RochesAutry Scram Mom" 4 ter Phil Harris music Affairs 5 I pre-- 1 5:30—NBC—The Bandwagon News 5 :3 sent Horace Heidt's Music 9:43—BUTA—It's Dance Time r 10:00—NBC—Walter Winched I 0 :15—NBC—The Parker Family 10'30—BUTA—Captatna of Industrv 10 :46—NBC—Richard Bimber's ay Station for Columbia in Oa Intermountain West I mon54 ) Youth 5:00--NBC—Ne- ' e5f&rte fi41 PA cyz-------- : tery 220—KUTA—International Newt '' Deeintser I Otti LOMSARDO 2:13-1EDYL—- Honse —Por Another outstanding staff artist who helps give KSI "program personality 4 z Anna" the recto voice of "Story Telling is known and loved by thousands of chitdren throughout the Intermountain West In real life "Miss Anna" is Louisine Clark Fox writer director and Star of this popular children's program heard each weekday afternoon at 500 o'clock r ''''' 37 c ? - J - - Nia --- 3:00—EDYL—Sunda7 Morning with Char II 8uckNews :00—N3C—Foreign Program 7:30—NBC—Words and Must& 11&00—NBO—Natiocial Radio Pulpit 3:30—EDYL—Punny Paper Man :45—EDYL—Church of the Air Press Newt Down BOuth Misaions Councii 0 :30—NBC—Musio and American in Miniature "Can There Be a Substantial ExReduction in of the Federal Govpenditures V errAnent?"—T Smith of '4::''1'74?:-04:sP-r tt c1sted : Ill'' '''''''' December IRY P M NIGHTLY SUNDAY 7 12 :00—N30—Oreat ! - c 4 ' Russian and Ludnitila" (orchestra) R Strauss' (Roy Lew): Debussrs "Pates' (Orchestra): Verdi's "Pro Patri front "Aida" (Selma Richard's Idobaupt's rays) "Town Pips? Music" (World Premiere by Orchestra) - 13 a p Churth on the Mr - Alif SHAW 10:00—NBC—Second Guenter& American 0: of Boys Town 10 3 1030—NBC—Radio City Music Hall 1 I :00—EDYL—Modern Music Box on tha Air—Symphony °robes- 11:25—X DYL—World Coverage News tra Concert witn Ray 11 :30—NBO—Tho World Is Yours and Selma Nays so Noon pianist Catinka's "Overturs to 12 :00—HDYL—Horace Heidt's Music prang) 210011 C"4 CAltitYlki CUM'S NO INTEREST NO — 1 77—'-- 11:80-1CUTA—Imm- anuel :: 11 Southernaires i 0 :00—KUTA—Nsirs I 6—NBC—I'm an : course N 3L LT liv0'''''— hear -- - BEGINNING MoNDAY IN THE i rcrli - and as ran s eye-openi- ng I '''4 : I : '''' ' CREDIT REYLIE rarfu 9:05–NBO—Graziel1a Parraga South American singer apd guitarist ID:I 5—NBC—First Piano Quartet ' 1 CAN see smell taste nazi-conquer- ed I ''''':-'- they come them our modoff sizzling - ern broilers! or ten14:1 sirloini cuts derloins choicestcooked highest quality the derIour C°sfurecehtjsusot ii LI Shop is gaining reputation II an enviable food! good for II — : t s HUSS "' OUT - u - 1 T-bo- - ' We 4nes4ay A - Non-Defen- se Back atter 217i years reporting in Berlin ie ace newshawk Plem J Huss INS correspondent He has lpeen eyewitness to the reaction of German citi- countries and zertry to the war He has toured has seen how Haler is effecting his iron rule He knows what the fuehrer has lit mind for tomorrow with his articlv es Now he tells all in an series of 12 You'll want to read them from first word to last 1 I i " - V011 11—) k Itrattan by It I Ellt for ElLr710:)1 t Y' '- USE YOUR - SETIESHES CLEANSES 746 A A SUNDAY DWI:MBES 4'''''''''''''''' 1 - - ! J 71E) A - ' 4 :: GEPP1 'HI 2 : SIDE - 4 al''''''''''' p 0 ' VI 41 - Unify'' ' ' 'PINE 11:110—NBc—Tits VO—NBC—News - 1' - - - 7:00—N3C—The Zuropean Situation 7:15—NBC—Coast to Coast on a Bus 8:00—Ktrrh—"Xtuo Drama of rood 111:1 5—N3C—Pau1 Laval's orchestra TY qt Anil I - Al Don't think you're one st the three exceptions-1m- m ripe hies your eyes examined here by oar registered optometrist! If 711 are one ot the seven Proscribe for you with scientitie December Sth Meedey : 77:7777757:777711 1 I g : CLASEZ! Jo ::i' 'Av ! HEED EYE :'- ''''' t‘ 4 I 1430 Kilocycles 1 l freeze and as a beverage Only in the power or fuel fields how- ever did t h writers considez prospects encouraging- - for sales 1 SPOTLIGHT 'yn:EYEs - t '4: :' L' the discomfort of tired burrainj eyes Start using Morin today era 3' -- drops in each eye Ritht aw eyN4 : Moline goes to week to relieve - f - NN- of seven ingredients '''' ' —sale gentle and oh '''c: so soothing! Just use two ' A 0 in paints and varnishes as an anti- - Presents '- scientific blend - ' CC311-00L1- 1 rtIAT - Idahoan Dies In Hawaii (570 Klioeyttos) Friday 9:30 Brought to Too by Hi Mtwine1 h's -- - ' L precision 44 n Idaho---Starr- $ Fisher Master Bakers and burn from overwork sun dust wind lack of sleep? Then cleanse and soothe them the quick easy - -- Rites Set Monday - 4-t- on arker A nnr ut Ferry (— r 111 7-rr- ed 1181ft-to- Tribune Intermountain Wire GRANGEVILLE Idaho State 'Patrolman Laurence Bone said Saturday Jack Rose 31 was killed and WMIam Sheridan SI wounded in a &hooting fray near the Rose home and Hugh Walker 60 was held on an open charge pending further investigation Bone said wives of the victims told him Walker drove up to the Rose home late Saturday night where Mr and Mn Roe and Mr and Mrs Sheridan were standing and began shooting He said a man who was in the ear with Walker had disappeared Rose was killed outrigitt said and Sheridan's left forearm was ahattered by a bullet Mrs Sheridan ran to a neighbor's tarn and telephoned for officers He said Walker was captured t without resistance four miles north of town and appeared "badly befogged" when taken to jolt Hs denied the shooting repeating that Roam was his best friend Bone added : Patty Jean's ad-Van- ce - Shooting Fray :r Dam Bids - Spuds Idaho (AP)—Production of ethyl Alcohol from cull potatoes in Idaho under favorable conditions has prospects of developing into a bealthy industry the Univervity of Idaho extension service indicated Saturday New experiments show a 25 per cent yield addition since semicommercial production ended In their first complete report Hobart Berèsford a n d Leo M 957 cents a gallon being consid- Building Opened To Pupils in SL'Anthony Nov 17 Tribune Intermountain Wire POCATELLO Idaho—The boys whom Uncle Sam is calling for the defense of this nation—those in the 0 age group—are ready and wining to devote every effort to maintaining democracy in the 'United States This was agreed Saturday night by 0 club members from Idaho Colorado and Utah who arrived here for a two-da- y district convention They win delve deeply into the subject of what they can best do to support the defense program during business sessions Sunday in the Whitman hotel 0 club Approximately 100 members and their partners from seven organizations in the three states registered for a social program Saturday evening which opened the convention Dr Oscar Hammen professor of history at University of Idaho South will discuss current prob4 lems at a 10 a in breakfast session Opening the Sunday activities Mayor Robert M Terrell will deliver the address of wel- :::)j4‘ ::: 1 National Defense To Be Theme At Sunday Session 4 A t I 4 ee i ii 6tk - 1 ' Imp '''' '' ' k 4 4 - 7 - ' ' N -- ) -' - i' :6"F'431 f'744' 'LA-A'-'- 4' ' ': ''' ' 74' Z 14:X' ' '': - '!7'44--:- '' ' t - - t- ' !: : One ExpertsIteport on Making OneDies Wounde d in Alcohol of -- Senthiary In Idtillo Today Ethyl Moscow ' - December 7 1931 gukt reibtme Groups LDS Dedicates 12 20—NBC--Bo- b Stevens tenor 1 2 AS—NBC—Round up of News -- 1 bids you good a m Monday night until (Paid Advertisement) S a 5 :45-4031--- The O Association Marlowe Lake SIWOPIS Prove:it a for 5 Wirt of the West" Davis and New& 7 Jtvenin4 Hour and Orchestra Symphony Chorus conducted by Itutene List Ormandy with Ninon Great Lakes guest pianist Naval Training Station Hand It Or Leave en Hayes Theater a :3 Coverage Seim :I PU1111001 Ot TIDAL -The CathoLia ROUT I0 Ensemble e :45—CSL--"Leado- rs unday It' :00-CE5--"- Take :45-KSI- :00-1ESI--- String i0 20-KIM-S- unday I :00-K81-C- o1uilt tveninS Olt Temple Square hie 11aaterworts beth Reverie Midnight 12 Grounds maul Gaylord Carter 111:30-KS1--8ab- -Oette A M I2 3 12 5 Reflection& : KSL—Good Nein- Night tPaid Advertioetnant) : - :::: 1 1 1 thA- rk 0" 01k ift 01 0e " " A 40 o4 0 0 "" orkpt p rft 0 met 00 f1S ""0 4eN 0 0 0 ft 0 F 0 Alt PN" !"4 gpA " Ark girt 0 04 !!""" 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