Show QiNev : 1 - — : 7 March Morning Sunday 1943 Ample Food To Work Groups 1 Livestock Unit Sets Meet - - 4 k - 1 ' Tb e Anterkakil Red Cross Prese a ts 41 't -I S 'That They Might Live' Tonfght—Starring Jioditk Andrson D ttah's P imolai - cowl It 13:T ()P1--S- I 'iii it 0 n is r " 4 tk t' 'k t4:4(N 1 k Today at - -- 44 c- : iq YOUNG sal his taVL we aim r 7 o g ir" al p' m ' i1 I t I Lq 1111111 1 Ell 71'1 IIIIII OM MO EEO e at Ali o''' i 1 A PAL 111:00 I 4116 301 45 7 '00 7 15 7 30 7A - I -- 8 0 00 6 N 60 IKSL-11- bia etwork ' 4" ' t - 4 iNdita ' ' Ar - 9146 10 00 1015 10 30 s1045 News I 1ZEgan Varieties Blue News Roundup Stars from the Blu- 00 '1 5 I BO 11'45 Salon Musicale - Service a To Be Announced VI L ' ' : liAila -4 rillc at' ny 11 11 Horace Refit and lila TChurch Musical Crew News trnmanuel B apt is t Church at the 12 00 12-1- 5 1 1245 PM 00 1'15 1 1 30 6:45 7 00 7:16 7110 74' 8 00 8 15 8 30 8 45 0 --00 9 5 9 30 9 45 10 00 10 15 10'30 10 45 1 11 11 I Ogden Classified Round Table Thomas ICbleago 1 1 P Escorts and Betty TCBS New York PhilWake Up America— 1 harmonic Orch P'orum IDIsonssion of Current Topics : 4-1- '1'00 115 RO 145 00 2 15 9 RO 2 45 300 3 15 10-2- -4 3'30 3 45 4 00 4'15 A lin 5 1 445 8 MI 815 88 ls s Evening a on 7 00 715 7 30 43 a on ot i8 a '00 9 15 9 30 A15 1 I I i ? 00 30 :Alb 1?1 5 3 AS 00 ft 1 I :: i Good Good Night Nes-F-12:2- Olsen's Orch News - 1240—kovo Prove 'Orchestra Night Good-Nig- 1450--KE- U1 Pricip ht t Good Night 1 15 30 0415 7 00 7 IS 7 30 ()Old-Fashion- 1 15 ? 00 1 nd 6-1- 7 '45 n no 18 8 R41 A 5 -- - ::--- : - - ge 4‘i0 at The 1P s- 'On 9 9 3(1 9 :45 - : - e t f 1 4 - i f 4 r ' 1'1 ' : ji-- '1- - 1r 0 te' ee'('i::14" - '---- z'' ' it'— 0 1 k:: I i I AI I ' - ! ! 1 - 1 '-- -- t )14: -- 4 - 1 'N 'Z'Ne ) '' "N: t t( I- I Vstt r too" 4 - ke09- ' - !N )4r t A 1 4 4! r )4' 4 4 se t t 4 ‘: ' ft 5 : ' 1 1 1 11 ') i '1 i 0 I: - DON'T SUFFER WITH 1 - 1:00 ' 1 ' 4 ' - ' t t '''1 N4': 1 :'? : 1 '' '' 7 ' ' ' - - I r A - ' - 7 I - s '' " b 1 ' I Mt - 11 '' t J-43: 40""" ' '''' 4:-T's: 7T - 4 r t-- '4' 44 4 - 12:4 4n s - - ': 41410 - ' 'd-- - t: 1444 1 -' 1 -l f ' - - ':c4i7111A: 7 7:k 0 '') " 1 r 1 A II I "5v- ? 4 I 1 '" 7' '7 7 t - :74P: 4t1IL '''airitt-alt--1 t ' 'I"- - s 1 '1 1 I - ' A N' - 4- - :' i : '1-k- :AO )t! : It5:"474: A C t f' : - ' 0 i! ex- P- --47- k:' " - 4- lt:' 4 :::71 : 1 :' ' ' 4' : 4 ': ) 4::::: th r !' t ii ' '' :::'' Vt - '''' ' ' 1 1: '''''''t ' ' ' "z i I - 1 1 1-7- I i i t 1 - 398 Made of i I 1"::' :h 1 trAtota- j F E 11 IS MISSES' DRESSES cc ' 2' ' ' s ' et '!"14t:l 11F - ''''' '' I ' '‘‘' 1 IP'i'! 1 : - 1 these practical but adorable ?T '' '' - A 2 get casual in one of get smart — r 1 e'"'eleb 7 tc : 3 ore :It 4 'N et " ::" I Tt ' 2 - : A 1 - - "4-- r f I ' 1" ! I : tVt it - Luana Cloth T gay shades of red kelly green navy For the"homelront swing shift" - and brown 4' "Victory Garden" COAT OCK i In sizes 10 to 18 1 Flatteringly fitted at waist with full cut swinging skirt and button down front these clever jumpers are truly "all occasion clothes" Combine them with a variety of colored blouses for smartness at a practical price White ruffled or tailored SHEER' BLOUSES 52-2- 9 styles Sizes 32 to 38 il 1 l frist colors I 98 t--- - 1 I t i THE PARIS CO Salt Lake City Utah Please send me Button- - Front 0 Tie 0 Jumper Dresses at Back COLOR It THIS Two large Patch Pockets Fitted Waistline 0 Fast Colors MAIL i 1 1 - 1 - -- I 0 Novelty Stitched Trint White background with Red or Blue Flowers - I — SIZE I I -- s Blouses at 1229 ITEM Os 0 t s398' and USE 0 - k ed v4 w 100011 Uri - I k i- - MAIL ORDERS FILLED ob 1 ORDER ' 1 t Name COUPON - Address i : They get to the cause of aches and pains— QUICK!l Rottleof 100 Tablets by mail MO& or sold direct by 0 2102 SO fr"" 1 e STATE SALT 1 0 1 The Paris Inexpensive I' IPtiti oil Dresses —Second Floor oi)1 163 HEINZ DRUGS State City 2 In llie add Utah and (Pleasepostage - : 1200 1215 12 30 1243 k‘ - --'- I ' AND 10'30 joaltliwrilLIS-C- ULU PAINS 0 10'45 0 I I Oft 6 Take HEINZ TABLETS ft I all -- ft JO 1015 I I '30 I '45 ' ' - 4- t00r - b ' Es ' - - 1 - LkAt ' - v - ' '' a1- 7777r—mrrTrrrw- - - t 1 furlough - - ) A i e - 44:6 e 50-5- 0-day ' 11 7 : fully-plann- -t - 1 Tribune Waahington Bureau WASHINGTON March 6—Idaho and Nevada have the jump on other western states in planning an expansive highway program for only postwar days They are the two mountain states that to date have entered intct 0 cooperative agreements with the bureau of roads looking to the preparation of working plans for roads and bridges whose construction is intended primarily to give employment to service men after they have been released from the army The government has a fund of $10000000 to defray its share of the cost of postwar highway planning and all states are at liberty to make cooperative agreements by matching the federal contribution In Idaho plans now are being de-veloped for highways in the vicinity of Pocatello Boise Lewiston Sandpoint and Coeur d'Alene In-- - Nevada road work is being mapped at Las Vegas Reno and Sparks Highway Commissioner MacDonald said of this program: -The purpose of this advance en- gineering is to provide road building projectsi ready for immediate construction after the wan A considerable number of these projects will be located in and around cities to pro- vide employment for men demobilized from the armed forces and the war industries": GOODING Idaho—Miss Jean Scanlan Mis Helen Kimbrell and Miss Bernice Levy of Gooding been accepted have in the WA A C S They took physical and mental tests in Salt Lake City and expect to be called soon after 1000 Broadcast Mutual and latormovetain Network Programs :: c - e '"7) :I States Project Road Plans a 45 II - ) - - st' :' Au-gue- st Double Slaying Suspect Held ne' r1 i4ss - I r't od -j 1 I 1 Are Women Hard of Hearing : t ' I Wanted! '1 R lFlti 1045 1 eV° --- -- 10 00 11 11-11 11 Victory Book Campaign SCharlie AMcCarthy and °American Forum of the Don meche Air with 8 Theodore I One Mans Family MysGranik presiding l'willtarn Winter News Phfl Stearns News ()News Gabriel Heatter SWiLltor Wthehell Ms n hatter) Revival Readers' Digest Porker Pvirnil Hour with Dr Chas I Tb's Week's Hero- E Fuller speakr— Ztar Theater with American Album of tiorothr Thompson— Fred Allen Favorite Music LetIVIO rt" itrOr4esnal or Will Hour of Charm-- Tbe J B Hughes it Herrn-- conduetsd by Ail -- 0111 Orchestra lirttl Phil Rokor SttinTIPtr I(New Song World rn Ms Steps John J Anthony News iMan Behind the Gun Hall Godwin News "Soldiers of the Press" The Great Citideraleev Barron's Orch" Fdler The Church To War 10Blue —Comedy tfz ed Revival That They Might Live Rose's Or- - Peace" Richard Hcear The Cathotte Flour World News Ravazza's Orch String Ensemblo I I gerenad 1Elening Jiirgen s Orch I°Carl New Sunda rventrtg on I oDown in Dixie United Press WalteT Winch ell News and Music Temple Square — ()Lard McIntire's Orch Music in Itrrnivenrity Erni orer Time Concert Salon Favorites Heidt's Melodies for Uncle f1Organ Melodies 10Horacefrom Hollywood Sam VIenno Memorise Sabbath Reveries Harries Orch Merrv-GoRou- 9 1015 10 Programs Complete News Inner Sanctum terles 7 8 30 8 48 45 BIllboarti Revue 0 1s 0 30 0 45 :415 1200 1218 1230 1245 SsRationing in Wash— I News of the World— I 6rnton Close Going Flollvwood The Army Hour—RP- - °Madrid Me lodiana 13 1 14-8 ports from Clore Pleaftante Trio Hour 2 00 Armed Forces Here with 2 15 I Afternoon Musicale I and Abroad I 10Lutheran A Maier The Green Hornet 111412se Tbst Refresbee: Week in Review es Church 2 30 Andre Kostelenetz of the Air Albert Shepherd 245 NBC His Orch and Hour The Ranch Pemily Symphony 11311) Ompania1lPaPPY I with Arturo Tosca- I ()Armed Forces Salute 1 I''The 3110 ' Musical Steelmakers OTho Shadow Starring rani Conducting L Shirr News Bill Johnstone 34 5 PId R Murrow Horne Worship Service World Covertwire News 4 00 Nighter—Starring -Dear John's Afternoon Rbytntna Luddy I1 Met Goers Auditions li)Sergeant Gen Autry Vi'orld's Most Honored 10First Unton Close 4 30 of the Air 4 '45 Music About Texas ts on Heroes of the War Pearson of Prophecy iJack Benny and Co Goodman News 5 Vesper Service I lrirew Kids 10Volce World NPWS 5 30 Salon Orch 4)Bandwaszon Press Its Here Is Tomorrow Band Christian Scientist Ch 5'45 Today's Top -- '00 '15ft Noon ()Pilgrim Hour 1 ng E':1 ' Programs I ''- - 6 Country Editor Reviewing Stand Auspices Northwestern U Guy Lombardo's Or DLetters to Ms Son °News Stanley Dixon Caesar's Songs °Irving News S L Tribune k attor-ney-Survivi- : son in Pocatello He was born in Park City Utah and his mother Mrs Hannah C AM Nelson now resides at 2409 South 6:00 6 16 State street Salt Lake City Mutual System Intermauntain Netwk Guy Lombardo's Orch Can't Beat the Dfitch Kal-she- ? month-ol- d 0- -- I Musical Parade 1MmeCh1ang 11:55—News FStoopnagle's Stooperoos FThose We Love Chaplain II A Little or This and SWorld News Today That 2'30 KL0-1- 430 N etw or k Peopl of London News end MlistO Air- Afternoon Noon Dn-1- 320 News II Tabernacle Choir - battery at Fort Francis E Warren Wyo Following a short term of duty was at Fort Lewis Wash he been assigned to Fort Sill ad has an instructor there the past year He received his captaincy in August 1941 and became major in March 1942 The young lieutenant colonel who thinks "there is no 'outfit' in the world that can compare With the American army" has a 14- - 11 Time INews Melodic Dinning Sisters Pptri ' 1 y News First Edition Foreign News for Sunday Deep River Boys INews for Commando Mary Enjoyment Main Street Album— melody's the Thine lights of tb Bible °Detroit Bible Class America IHigh Paperin Man Uncle Ben Reads Funs of this Air °News Waiter Compton and Music °Rev John E Zoller Melt-Idio- :i :''''''-'ci'''- -4: -- ----:-' with Sunday Morning John Woolf — Sunrise Music and ram 1 Sunday Morning 9-3- IIC System and Bert Burbman at the Organ-in IIsteal Masterpieces Cs'Golcien Gate Quartet World-wi- d News TNewe of the World rt on 'E istPower Biggs organtette or th Whit ftabhit Unit Ensitsh of th Atr arantagy Melody and Word4 1:70Cburch Over Jordan Southern lees or Production with Glen Gray 916 1 1 1 1 uo -- 00 8 1 IS 8 30 11 1 IrCrwixt-t-Oosto- A Ik W- -11 I ' ld Sunday March 7 1913—Mountain War Time KUTA-- 570 I 't ' i ) J I cation of the accident - " 8:30 o'og'v-yx-t-p:"'- J- do' I MO MO OM GUN" Tonight DON'T MISS IT! 4 Beach Cal - ri ti" received official notifi- 7'ON016111' BEHIND THE I Orchestra Ij 1217 MITT' r k - - : Tribune Intermountain Wire Idaho — The POCATELLO colonel from lieutenant youngest Idaho in the armed forces is believed to be the enviable record of Clarence F Nelson of Pocatello who was recently promoted to major An Instructor in the field artilSill Okla the lery school at Fortcolonel received young lieutenant e the silver maple leaves in late February his wife Mrs Margaret Blakely Nelson of 605 South Sevavenue said Saturday I enth A member of battery B 183rd artillery Idaho national 'I'll field of Pocatello Colonel Nelson guard the regular army when the joined inducted into federal was 1: guard k 40 service Prior to that he had been employed in the 'Union Pacific railroad shops here After induction he went almost Immediately to officers' candidate school then was reassigned to his - i ? i Artillery Teacher "THE MAN Lk 't inroit — 1 ( e ) Grotoot laritono Alesorica's t ST1'110" "i171 NON Arks 'i qr ii-f- A- !1 0 iy Major to Higher Rank - i v: IIC '' ' ' o THE KEN DARIN' CHORUS MP f KUTA 5:30 TH 0mAS 1 lomm teEsstrt Mester Story Teller MOP tat'-i- t ja oacson i finamusteRvit 00 lf I John Charles (4i6 - U S Promotes 71 --' -' eiH 4iii '' STARRING C41 f' il fV te3' - 4 12:30 - gamber POCATELLO Idaho—A letterlaundry facilities without too great addressed to "Community Garden an expense ? Cesspools could easily care of waste water Plan" by a "Mrs Trailerite" in- take "The cty provides only one into a trailer camp terjected a problem Fridaycontemusually filled to course of a robbery proposed civic garden capacity' Pocatello Arrested in Las Vegas in in Mr Cordon said the plated in he escaped from the Jail At the same time it opened up the letter signed only proposal Mrs Trail a "new field of possibilities" for erite "has fine merit We will Ai- - there October 21 was arrested in trailer families in war communi- cuss this matter at our next meetI El Paso and returned to Las Vegas on acharge of slaying Bucicwald ties according to directors of the ing Maybe something can be and again escaped last New Year's I to community garden our war workers living in eve help Addressed to Alfred C Cordon trailers" Brought to the Kern county president of the garden associasheriff's office here Farrington tion it said in part: was declared to have pulled & gun "This letter refers to the write-u- p on Constable Lee Tribble as the Salt Lake in last Sunday's officer stopped his car but was Tribune "Would it bpossible to arrange subdued by Deputy Sheriff Ernest BAKESFIELD Cal March 6 Fisher who stepped from the trailer parking alongside the garden plot? The average Mrs (in—Farrington G Ha 30 wanted building at the moment Trailerite is brou!tht from the ranch to dwell in the city because of her husbands work She misses fresh vegetables and would be -a small garden 11 happy to care forhousehold duties with her along á It she could live on the land or --- within walking distance kre' 'c' ' "You plan to locate these "42I4 I "" f on land osesp org irrigated (garden) plots water f be used to &1'"'' Wouldn't this l'Pt'-'''s provide sanitary rest rooms and Vii) 1 Ensign Brady is a native of 8 Wyoming and was graduated from ' the U S naval academy at Annapolis Md and was stationed at the H San Diego air base before being ' ':i sent to the war zone He is a grandi 24 —' 'i son son of the late William L Simpwell known Wyoming i:' 1 besides his widow are a young daughter Karin Virginia Brady of Long Beach his ' i "tre mother'and stepfather Mr and (IA"' 't Mrs Harry Barker of Jackson: a 47!':: 1: sister Mrs Henry Dale of Fairbanks Alaska a brother Harry : 1 Barker Jr and a grandmother 'n 1i Mrs William L Simpson of Jackson I Ensign Brady Is the second reported casualty among Teton service m e n Francis Lieutenant Colonel Clarence F county Bayse was reported missing Climbs rapidly In David Nelson In action his mother Mrs May army 'Torre! was 'advised Mr Bayne has been in the navy for 18 years Men And ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Edward Prieshoff Rock acWho countant and active In Springs the American Legion has assumed his new duties as a member of the state this simple no risk hearing board of equalization to which he testTo make 11 you are temporarily deatene1 b I bothered by ringing bugs:1'ot was recently appointed by Gover- doe to hardened or nor Lester C Hunt to fill the va- men) try the OthirainneenHabo rnle dt t cancy caused by the resignation of twh1 asog many rovu must bear better atter test or you get your Will Linn of Torrington making this simple Raises Come Fast Ank about °urine beck at once Prieshoff has been employed by money Ear rtropq tdoav at Owl Pay Less and (Adv) the Union Pacific Coal company drug stores everywhere To 30Year-Ol- d At :'-'- L1IV MI -0017- T tLL PGNOUSE pP 4 A : - LI 11 H —1 rwoot) taff DON'T hfitSS r ' Tribune Intermountain War JACKSON Wyo—Ensign William Brady son of Mrs Harry has been reBarker ported killed in a plane crash in the fighting zone Ensign Brady left from the west coast for Guadalcanal last fall His wife of Long - D C March 6 Sergeant Gene L Scar-Bel- li i I IL 40--- " son of Mrs Angeline Scarseill of Sparks Nev was included Saturday in a list of U S prisoners of war by the Japanese in the Philippine islands 05101121-:-- vr S ' - WASHINGTON r Ia E 's 7''- Held Prisoner entertainment "Perfect Sunday afternoon advance superlatives" its to lives up DAILY one show that 11 4i -- Wyo He said miners and sheep-- s herders were forced to rely almost entirely on canned goods since they were unable to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables RADIO 71- St! ::-- musk you Musk you love music you'll thrill tot know k A f clerk ood hotel HoIl has been arrested at Wascn a farming community near here Las Vegas authorities said ha had admitted Slaying Carl Aldinger night clerk of the Garden of Allah hotel in Hollywood during a holdup last July and the killing Las Vegas of Wadi Buckwald ' gambler last fall 11130 121 the For iV7!lc tory Garden Work a E - this -'' --a A MI r ''' g MYSTERIES station NBC - -s' ?- - aro 'INNER SANCTUM i ' - I (UP)— 1 AMO''' tiS77' Henry D Watenpaugh Wyoming state 0 P A director said 4' Saturday relief is on the way for miners and others '':lego- sheepherders who were hard hit by the rationing program on canned goods ‘ t': 1 i VVatenpaugh pointed out that such persons living in isolated f mountain homes come to town '"::?t4 only once or twice a year to stock up on groceries and other '''''':-':'provisions He said the Wash''''''':4t '' ''''ir--ington 0 P A office had advised him that an amendment will be t z issued in a few days to permit such persons to obtain additional rations and to spend all their stamps at one time e' 1' 1111011 1 re p Dies in Crash nW-5'-'-4--r5'W""'- - CHEYENNE RAE r:134 TIme hag beru don& ttti by KDYL and NBC to bring you thLa 1m portant wartkrne program SUNDAY-9- :30 ' Monday at 2 p m This t courthouse group is composed of cattlemen holding grazing permits on the forest service for cattle and horses C E Favre assistant regional forester in charge of grazing management and Nevada forest officials will attend Matters of importance to the cattle industry will be discussed also means of supplementing the war effort Officers will be elected Another meeting of importance for ranchers will be held Tuesday at 2 p m In the courthouse when the Nevada National Forest Wool Growers' association meets Sheep industry will be discussed and officers elected Tribune Intermountain Wire ELY Nev—The annual meeting of the White Pine Livestock association will be held In the county EVERY for killin— It 1 :1 L::::::: I - :frs - "11 TM 1 f 9 - The Paris Sportswear —Second Floor - oy 4 L DIPINPAitit 0 A t tax) 0 cory? r 'I of -- ( if t - f lloor t -- - t —13104Ar ' LAKE 00000044407 Liporssoreo Asesiesusts1 Asonossonsuessessener - - - e - i sales - I - ' |