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Show Hifckut Po VVash- fln)MA. G ( lift PIic.-te- 11 .IS, A. Paige, Thomas committing of charge a"e KnJ the LLY WO D hat's D D of the year. Film Shop charged with PATRICA CLARY .kioad of lead ingots a the If J? Fire Losses and reselling st been a local firm & a Seattle company. radio listeners' Thanksgivings Hitting New Kapl High 1 ty. more pleasant, about 200 people n NEW ORK (UPi give up their own The Unitder hi Thats the number it takes to ed States fne loss in the first f 1946 put out the all star ladm shows six months of 1947 exceeded the iying ar which decorate the air everv fire loss for the entire year of BIG r girls 1943, according to the National Thanksgiving afternoon. j before "Ive 'spent Thanksgiving at File Protection Association. f At the the radio station for five ItJ present rate of destrucStarting Don Ameche said. And yeais" tion. this year's loss will top whats Thanksgiving worse, its my wedding anni- 1947, when a $700,000 000 loss set an high. versary too. This year's loss, the NFPA re- Ameche is the master at cereI G Ms fort's' Promises to be roughly monies of a Hollv- wood show, S t a r The ,0' Holiday 1RAMA WITH SONGS! Time. combined 1917 budgets of sta,es of Arizona, Colorado. Ameche marned his wife, !ht' Honore, on Thanksgiving Day, Delew are. Idaho. Kansas, Montana. New 1932. His New Thanksghing Day pro- Mexico, North Hampshire. Carolina North grams dale back before that, because he got his start as an Dakota. Oklahoma, Rhode Is- entertainer on that day in 1928. land. South Dakota. Tennessee, Vermont. Utah. Wisconsin and I was studying law at Wis-con-siand doing a little drama- Wyoming. To establish this record loss, John Agar and Shirley Temple tics, Ameche said I guess ev-- i Americans are permitting fires else must have been to erybody . . . married in real life, give a screen courting although attack their homes at the rate home for the holidays, because in which Agar makes his cinematic hox in the of one every 90 performance and the seconds, when the leading man in the NFPA adds: No type of fire is picture Fort Apache showing at the Capitol for three play company broke his leg with Shirley are John to prevent." easier days starting Sunday. they called on me. To cut John Ford Armendariz. the Pedro and of Fonda number fires in Wayne, Ilenry On Short Notice half, the association says: make the melodrama. C. Merian and I got the present Cooper script at noon, and sure the heating plant is propI went on the stage that eveinstalled with adequate ning. And I've been working erly make needed almost ever safeguards, Thanksgivings promptly and clean yearsince. be sure the chimney is Ameche isnt the only star ly; kaigaret who gives up his turkey dinner. properly constructed and is not replace inflamSo do announcer Ken BY THE WRITERS REALM Carpenter, mable roofing with a fire resisI 10 Red Skelton. Jimmy Durante, tant mateiial such as and "28$ iitgi, down, Garry Moore, Jack Benny, Vera shingles; and install a asphalt good wirptertomsl Her sunni.it, Frances Vague, Silver Rhythm Langford, Mario ing system of sufficient . she kP tou hm.it role capaLanza, Dean Martin and Jerry city. ititchei! Dew is, pianist Andre Previn and A moving picture on the lake, If, in people would the 'Mills Brothers all stars of be carefuladdition, Where waters winter-boun- d with matches and the show. nonHave made a polished looking-glas- s smoking, would use only It takes about a hundred explosive cleaning fluids, and Of beautv lost and found. more people to put their enter- would keep closets, attics and C Makes love on tainment the air. But that basements free of old papers, Tw (there's moon- - isnt all. This year, for the first The skaters glide with rhythmic ease, magazines, rags, discarded furlight over the a competing theres time, all niture and similar debris, the Their arms, like wings, are free, skyscrapers). star show. That takes the same NFPA says the number of home links of silver laughter weave And numbei of people of another fires would be reduced automaA mesh of buoyancy. studio away from their turkeys. tically 90 percent. I miss more than any of them,- Ameche added, a little Taken In Stride Then like flamingoes flying low proudly. I own part of the Los N. Y. (UP) Mrs. MADRID, They skim across the screen, I and he Dons, wont Angeles Amanda Price, 93, wouldnt let And distance paints a miniature to see able them play the Cleve- a broken rib bother her. She With silent ice between. land Browns. walked home after receiving medical treatment for the fracHOLLYWOOD flP) In the ture suffered in a Iva Lou Nobeker fall. movies, a beautiful girl meets a producer at a party. Youre sensational, 'he says, and immediately gives her a check for $1,000 a week. That happens in the movies. And everybody laughs. So Virginia Huston, a girl from Omaha, went to a Hollywood party. She met a producer. Htiked her.-- ' Today Miss Huston has one of the top roles in Flamingo Michael Curtiz producRoad, A Small Deposit Will tion at Warner Brothers. Hold Until Christmas Until their unexpected encounter in a room full of neither; Curtiz nor the blue eyed, blonde Miss Huston had seen each other. WEDDING ENSEMBLES First thing I knew this man walked up to me, Miss Huston said. "He said he hoped I was Engagement rings and wedding bands in matched I in motion pictures because sets or single pieces. Large selection of the finest was exactly what he was look- ing for. diamonds at lowest xissible prices. You buy in safeSlightly Skeptical He said he was Michael Cur-ty at Tanner's for we guarantee to meet all prices. tiz. the director and producer, KEEPSAKE diamonds and he wanted me to come to "4 mf i the studio for a screen test in priced as low as the morning. of f Miss Huston didnt believe a Metropoliton word fame! he said. She didnt even Opera believe he was Curtiz. bv Produced by I thought it was a big rib. mm TAUROG JOE PASTERNAK said. When I found out it she A AYER PICTURE was on the level, you could have knocked me over. Companion heature Two days later the job in Flawas hers. She MONTE HALE in FINE WATCHES mingo Road plays the girl who wins Zachary For .Men and Women Scott away from Joan Crawford. Whether shes getting $1,000 a week. Miss Huston refuses to We take pride in presenting say. these fine watches for your I came to Hollywood without selection. ComChristmas yJ1 an invitation in the first place, and price range plete style and I arrived, she said. just . . .in fine watches for men He got me own agent. found Plus my Silverware Short Subjects and ( and women. A small deposit a job just like that and breaks will hold any purchase until in two films. When that was Chrismas gift J i u6htet 'dson off '.; "sss&trsz 7ms , D two-hou- r . LkAjb ng The Poets Corner . P ij Heivi-oarn- - i al Brigham City, Utah ILLARD s" e OX TLDUi Going on in heist" DAYS . -- Lead I Xrudt!a! 'd Pe stf Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1948 Willard New WILLARD Keyes, Kaylene young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keyes, was opeiated on at the Cooley Memorial hospital last Saturday for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin, St. George, spent the past week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Larkin. Their mother has been confined to the Cooley Memorial hospital for the past two weeks with heart trouble. Mr. and Mis. Israel Larkin were the parents of the two young men who were killed in an airplane crash a little over a month STARTS THANKSGIVING DAY DOORS OPEN AT 1:00 P. M. F.EU. JOINS SCOTLAND ..to YARD. TRACK ago. Grant Cook and Lairy Loveland were two of the boys who went with a group of Future Fanners of America, arriving after home Sunday morning visiting in Kansas City, Mo. and Omaha, Neb. They report a fine trip. They had the experience of riding on a train that had a large snow plow on in helping to dig through six feet of snow. It vyas an educational trip for all. was held Ward conference Saturday evening and Sunday Glen morning and evening. Bennion, J. Edwin Baird and Rudgar Price of the stake presA idency were in attendance. mothers and daughters meeting was held at 9 oclock Sunday morning. Mrs. K. W. Killpack, Mrs. C. A Munns, Mrs. J. E. Baird and Mrs. J. A. Meservy of the stake committee, were present. 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Longson, Salt Lake City, were visiting Sunday with Mrs. Longsons mother, Mrs. Ida Woodyatt. DOWN AGENTS FOREIGN SCEBBiSM 4ari The commentator then went on to extol the merits of Russias bread, and claimed that Moscow bakeries were now making more than one hundred varieties of it. OUlSEIAUBRirrO El 225223 PLUS COLOR CARTOON FRIDA Do you have a news item of interest? Phone it to No. 7. CHAPTER " SUPERMAN " NEWS 12 OF look whal 529 buy: in wonderful Bonnefrox daytime dresses n par-tier- So fashion-wis- e, value-wis- e you'll live in! es day-dress- and tub-wise- ... you'll want several! 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