| Show WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 2 nn iinnr nniiTO THE OGDEM 1941 ' They're Safe Together Now Six-Year-- Richardson says the company business is 30 to 23 per cent above last year Who says the depression has not passes t By the way down in Davis county they are advertising for boys and girls to pick fruit That is further proof that the depression is only an unpleasant memory f t J V v - ' i VV ' old Daughter To Permanent Now V 'XT' V ji LOS ANGELES July 2 (AP) — During the darkest hours of the depression it was almost impossible for young people to get any form of employment ' prose- Have you seen home owners dig- far!on TaUey opera singer and her Los Angeles after the artUt had won daughter Susan shown Inassurance from a superior Judge that no and child custody of the more court fighta would endanger that standing y port them" Bitter Battle Eckstrom both 'In a counter-sui- t for Susan's custody and tin a separation-custody suit on file in New York had charged Missi Talley was guilty of improprieties with eight men Miss Talley denied this charge and her attorneys demanded that she be absolved of them Mis3 Talley testified Susan was born in St Paul Minn 'April 1935 three weeks after she and Eckstrom were She married charged her husband induced her to leave Susan and go to Hollywood for a film career Then" she added he hid Susan from her for five Eckstrom testified his wife aban- Sdoned Susan to fulfill a picture and was not a fit mother ins attorneys orierea testimony they said would show Miss Talley had not conducted hersedf properly but Judge Bull said a New con-retra- ct mtnana f0 SOMA"' six-year-- York court already had ruled there was no evidence of misconduct HERE'S HOW TO HONlSWOHBY RUSS-NA- Alice loves Don— Don : Iovm CtrmtR but who's who? 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Ja Pare Budgets Say Governors (or3 9 IT" ft Gl 1 B Mlifc Also u nun UTZ'''J IM jit (D-Rho- o wnw ilft xrrnr ii' If mr a w m "JVlIU TOMORROW revfanvnt Mm education the vocational Following the suggestion Col Morris Berman given arly In the emergency campaign Weber college was the first institution of learing to proceed to train our boys in the mechanics of of Today armies fight not as in the old days by cavalry or bayonet but mechanized forces a modern To be must dispose of the porcupines to make those machines young men which spring his traps before the must be trained as skilled cunning killer of sheep can be snared That Is one of the biggest advancements made In our prepared-ns- s looking to the day when we must have a mechanized army of great strength to protect our liberty For the first time in 29 years Frederick V Dankowskl came to Ogden by train on Tuesday In the past 29 years he has traveled by trailer but now he has given up that method of touring He first came to Ogden In 1889 and participated in what was known as the boom which "Coin" Harvey inspired m 5i a j-- l Waltz Night 1 CHARLES KNIGHT GENE EVERETT AND IflS ORCHESTRA Free Bus Leaves 22nd and Wash at 8:45 p m Returns A f ter Dance Dance July 4 and Saturday With Vern Harrop and His Boys ' enemies 8962 Often one wonders how the Jews and the Armenians have escaped extermination set upon as they y are by persecutors IS Today "THE LADY EYE" - Jonathan "STRANGE ALIBI" Arthur Kennedy - Joan Perry Hale iun nun u yuChildren j t 100 Blatinees 150 Evenings 200 STARTS TOMORROW!! 20e Till DQY! 01! 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WHAT A EI0I1EYL1Q0II! 1pm Tomorrow! & A This is national defense training week and this evening Weber college will hold open house at iv — ilS 1 ' i VITH i"'i MM J aI r I h ( : I" §G3pi)-iaM- Vivien LEIGH Laurence OLIVIER W) "That Hamilton L TJoman" x—Z - b n £r W JANE WYMAIi OSA I1ASSEN WIUIAM ttirtfi Vgja W - CHARLIE RUGGLES by UOY0 BACON And This Gay Fast-movin- LEI PATSJCK OKS T A WARNER EROS-ftV- fcfre No rf Comedy Set to Music! g - 2 — COMPANION HIT Grand GmTcT Hits '"MP1 "" 10 1 I Thursday 9 p m ka I Hunt" I f Nelson Eddy Dona Massey Charlie Ruggles Frank Morgan Lionel Atwill NOVELTY & NEWS hi LAST TIMES TONIGHT- Henry Fonda - Barbara Stanwyck - Charles Cobura KORDA Starring rrlw— j blood-thirst- S "DALALAIIII" Company Knitting MUlt Anderton Jewelry Co hi mw 2 — BIG SMASHING HITS! — 2 - Some of the races of Europe are not unlike the coyote in that they endure wars and starvation and emerge stronger than their fTTTRI If ON OUR STAGE f 200 LADIES FREE Till 9:30 p m ii e Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour Lynne Overman Eddie Bracken Ijf i I n PAUL Attn: CAVANAGH A WARhO — 'Ka IROS-ri- AthOEY Nctiooa) Plrtwr RICHARD nl MAJUOR:E GATISON ttnm OlrtetJ HkfM NK M hmm J unrn fcy O ROSS LEDCSMAN i kwr fU0w KM a R f DORSEY SWINGS GUT Din In llis trii htut VllPrf U'tt y Last Show 8 p m "Hamilton" at 9:20 JLmmim hi Admission K beeh tRwry i "Bathing Beauty Contest and Style Revue" AND HIS ORCHESTRA "Join the Happy Crowd" Special Attraction UEXANDER r 1 TOHIGOT HEOMITAGE Therefore our first-linof deHe now refers to that as the and offense must be the pioneer period when Ogden was so the dogs in the sheep camp are trained worker in shops where the throwing off its swaddling clothes not a protection and the skulking mastery of machines is taught animals cannot be scared off by There is a "Dankowskl addition" the occasional blast of a gun Proceeding to that task Weber to Ogden which was Created in college is giving the required 1890" They raid the herds when they emergency training are bedded down at night and In those days Ogden was a city they pick off strays in the day in the army have been paid of thrills and excitements built up Boys time to take the training required to by the real estate dealers fit them to be soldiers Pursued by man with his higfi Today Ogden has far brighter resolve to slay the coyote surNow men are than when the dreamers young prospects being paid vives to go to Weber college to prepare of old saw Ogden as the metropoto take jobs at Ogden air lis of this region His cunning has been built up them by adversity and he lives though hunted I Bvi— latrrmounlaln -- Of Sailing DANCE TONIGHT A coyote can whip a dog and fense y Bathing Solti — Fred of Opinion Develops At Probe HARPSWELL Me July 3 (AP) While search went on today for bodies of 27 of the 37 victims of Maine's worst marine disaster a difference of opinion developed among officials as to whether the cabin cruiser Don was overloaded when It went to the bottom of Casco bay on Sunday John Stevens state shore and fisheries warden who was aboard the Don the day before it sailed $50000 with a gay group of picnickers from nearby Rumford and Mexico Brothers Drown Whon declared that the vessel was "overJames A Trott deputy Efforts At Rescue Fail crowded" collector of customs at Portland commented that ht did not consider the passenger load excessive CHATTANOOGA Tnn July 2 hs said It was not lialthough t Ai—A boy gave his censed to carry passengers for hire Ufs In a funis effort to save his Meanwhile the bureau of murine brother from drownand navigation proceedInspection ing Franklin Young I stepped in a ed with an Investigation of the hols while wading In a pond yes tragedy Kvidencs of an explosion was terdsy His brothtr Willard at- seen by coamt guard searchers In tempted to rescue him but both drowned before othtrs could obtain the condition of some of the bodies and the debris aid depot when the big shops open on 11111 field depart- ment with the shops in full en I rrr Styto Difference ACTION! 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POWERFUL DRAMA! -- II Xx m SALT CITY July (AP) Drenda Diana Duff Frazler once the glamour girl of New York so clety wants to become just plain Mrs John Slmms Kelly She said so yesterday during a brief stopover on an aerial trip to Hawaii on her honeymoon Brenda heiress to $3600000 and "Shipwreck" Kelly former professional athlete were married at a quiet New York ceremony two days ago Mrs Kelly admitted she couldn't cook but said they were going to settle down in a small New York apartment — after the honeymoon She said the glorious past was over and that she wanted no more publicity Her coming out party two years ago — she's 20 — reputedly cost athlete-husban- equipped army that to reach the coyotes he first must have machines of war and ' de BSS2ISSS!piJ Starts n He has come to the conclusion - TIIEV JIANCK Ilrenda Diana Duff Frailer and John fiimms Kelly enjoy their first dance as husband and wife at a wedding reception which followed their marriage In New York The d hrJrrss and her honeymoon in Honolulu plan G — 'J That same condition prevails In the animal world rr Ogden entrants monopolized honors at the statewide Ford Good Drivers' league safety contest Tuesday in Salt Lake City Ralph Otto Brown of Ogden placed first in the boys' division and Dorothy Marriott also of Ogden finished first in the girls' diBob vision Another Ogdenite runner-u- p for the boys Petty was but the runner-u- p spot in the girls' Y July 2 (AP)ELMIRA division went to Joan Larsen of An unofficialN American altitude Eureka 18200 record of for feet sailplanes Twelve boy and 12 girl finalists was credited today to Lyle Maxey went into the Tuesday contest 22 Detroit although he missed ofThey were the survivors 'of an ficial standing because his recordelimination contest in which 3000 ing barograph Utah 3daho and Montana youths at 13000 feet went out of order A between the ages of 36 and 18 were in annual the twelfth Flying entered Of the 24 14 were from tional contest Maxey yes' Ogden Out of those 14 seven were terday soaring his altimeter reported former students in the safe driving showed the record-breakin- g figure claiss conducted at Ogden high offi17264 the feet with compared school by Varian Hales M In 1939 set Robert cially by "I doubt if 10 per cent of tono Because Buffalo of Stanley day's auto drivers could have Visual proof however Maxey was passed the tests these youngsters" allowed official recognition were given" Mr Hales said The notJohn Robinson San Diego Calif tests included an examination on defending soaring champion flew knowledge of driving regulations 153 miles to Saugerties to take the and road steering garage-backin- g lead from Chester J Decker Glen problems and hazard driving 1939 titleholder who Rock Salt Lake City Chief of Police soared N50 Jmiles to Binghamton Reed E Vetterll gave awards to Robinson's also set a 1941 flight the four drivers 16000 feet of altitude mark Mr- - Brown and Miss Marriott will be awarded paid trips to Dear-boMich as guests of the Ford 5£otorCo to participate in national finals of the good drivers' contest National winners will be given $B000 scholarships The North Ogden Fruit exchange cooperative of growers in North Ogden Twelfth street of Ogden Willard and Brigham shipped out a carload of Bingo and Black Orb cherries Tuesday The fruit brought 7 cents per pound after about — BOSTON July 2 (AP) Govern commission were deand ors of Rhode Island Ohio and New freight ducted it was said Next week the belief today that Jersey expressed will be working on Lam defense - necessitated ' federal ex- exchange bert cherries penditures would cut sharply into The is quite light and the state revenues and urged their fel season crop soon be over said Le will low chief executives to pare bud Roy Snooks manager of the ex gets and prepare for - postvwar change 'emergencies' Gpvernor J Howard McGrath Dial Island) suggested at the 33rd annual conference of gov ernors that representatives of the state and federal "governments jointly draft a program for "coor Kiddies 10c dinating and correlating state and Adults 15c federal atxes with duplicate bases" TODAY & TOMORROW f ' dandelions flourish ff OGDEN DRIVERS r Though a war of extermination has been carried on the yellow flower persists where daisies wither and die ever possible yem- - Izcl (yem Perzemysl— SMMBHMMM as In gem) WPA has trappers out in the Luck— LooUk (oo a In look) near hills Peterson and Devils Prut— Proot (oo aa In look) Bllde are a month $36 paid Ke--They Kiev— plus $3 paid by the sheep owners Vllna— Veel—na for every coyote killed Zhltmor— Zhee toe-- mlr — ee Ve poor-VHpurl Last month one of the trappers Dvlnsk— Dveensk with Smoe-lentraps and scent distributed sk Smolensk— over of range caught only miles Bar--an- o — vee— Baranowicze two of the predatory animals che (an as in and) Borlsov — Boe rees— of f Instead his traps were filled Bobruisk — Bob rue— eesk — with Moe porcupines On last Friday leff jee— Mogilev Minsk — Meensk night he caught five of the fretful creatures that live in trees and the night before four but not one coyote Cherries Shipped By Grower Unit C3 dandelions? Here Is how to pronounce place names In the Russian-Germa- n A says coyotes on the war (Accented syllable are fol- rangesheepmen not decreasing though are lowed by hyphens): they are trapped and shot whenLwow— Lvoff (of as In off) m i Heiress Wants MAINE DELVES Just Plain Mrs INTO DISASTER 2 LAKE Ight-year-o- ld WAR ZI ging in their lawns to uproot the Hot house plants parish where PRONOUNCE 'EH Eckstrom Warned The New York ruling was mado last year In a trial at which Mln Talley won Huaan's custody nine months each year Judge Bull gave Eckstrom permission to visit Busan but aald ha would endanger that right if hfl tried to Influence her against her mother Each carent had testified tht other Influenced their daugh ter against ner or mm : years ' ASSURED Father Rebuked Further Judge Bull reprimand- - I Every morning now I see boys and girls on the busses They have paper bags in which mothers have placed lunches to be eaten by the young workers when there is an Intermission on the jobs W V In any state any Issues Involved here The trial consumed six weeks and two days ed Eckstrom for making morals charges against Miss Talley Declared he "I feel that the charges of Immorality Impropriety and adulterous conduct made by the defendant are false and untrue "It is most regrettable that this Innocent child Is the one who must suffer most In this case The charges are most unfortunate and' I think that-the- i have done the child i ) if rrmrniB ri i injur ' "And It seems to mi thati any jo8! jno wno wouia nave a normal jovt and affection which a father has for his 'child would not have made these serious charges of Immorality Impropriety and adulterous conduct without any evidence to sup- V A n Marion Talley has a divorce full custody of her daughter Susan and assurance of Superior Judga no more court LIngall W Bull that oe to - fights are instituted over the of child possession Judge Bull awarded Miss Talley former opera and movie singer a divorce from Adolph G Eckstrom her former New York voice coach yesterday He gave her Susan and iti I Mr X i cuting further - last year " 'restrained Eckstrom from Newlyweds Celebrate Rite s (Continued from Fast On) which one grain grower obtained TOLD BY COURT Be IJ-- News& Views MARION JALLEY Singers Custody of STANDARD-EXAMINE- D (DORSElf-Be- JULY 4TH Co-II- It "WEST POINT WIDOW" Orcktttra ONSUNCE MOORE BETTY BREWER Dorothy Lamour Lynne Overman 1 kr tr PHIL REGAN LILLIAN CORNELL Virginia dale jtevtot "Ciip WHEELER rt Muttrsy red donahue SOS ki SBttla -- BMa- rvimwMi rtetMn EXTRA ADDED: COLOR CARTOON M-G-- JI Vv $ M S y NEWS |
