Show MUSiCIANS ON BETTER BASIS Union Onion Players Reported Facing Brighter Outlook More union musicians are m em- em employed libeled 10 ed In theaters dance t as bAnds etc ete than eser eer e vcr er be before ore ages ica are arc higher hither and more aiK nig- nig attaches to the 0 music It 11 was va reported nl at the tho an- an annual annual an annual nual convention of oC the Federation of Musicians In Colo- Colo Colorado Colo lI rado do Springs last week weel a according eol din to the information million matlon brought to O hen den by Arthur L Agee A ec OI I o of the Ogden union and of the Elks band The Th outlook foi tOI the profession profession- professional al at al musician was as wa declared brIghter than over eser before ding to Mr Agee Mr Agee who attended the Iho con con- conn con convention sention as an Ogden delegate skid the national took steps to protect the home homo musi mUSI- musicians dane dans by placing a higher price on the services of or tra traveling cling dance or- or orchestras or orchestras Persons employing traveling or- or orchestras orchestras or orchestras must pa the members of 1 those organizations 30 per cent ant c mOl mote e than they pay the local mu- mu ns employed cd In dance pL pi- pa pavilion Mr lr Agee had d for his guest to- to today today to today day A A Greenbaum of Son San Fran Fran- Francisco Fr Jr U cisco cisco Ico a l member ot or the nation al 1 1 ev- ev ev e committee Mr tr Green Green- Greenbaum lium baum haum paid a high tribute to the Utah ns who have base gone tone to to norn wort orK He lIe said they were among the leaders leaden of the th pro pro- proCessIon profession pro profession CessIon In coast orchestras |