Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 23 1946 to Entertain At HuntsviUe Event lOperetta Slated Overflow World Situation ComparedjK Canyon Areas To Utah Communities On Easter Day Where Jails Courts Seat Sale Opens Saturday For 'The Young in Heart' In HuntsviUe For Two Iglrts Seat sale for "The Young higher residence in Salt Lake City for the D3St rvgutu rnmmnnifu tViontrP anrf Tns AnSeleS — tt 11 ecu l Her husband is vears Mav several mhink U ' J ' hp nrpspntpri at V stationed R Curtis d 4 at Weber college Lieut Manila OP Saturday' John CI KpIIv is a member of store the KLO announcing staf4 and of 27 Bros Music at Glen April omce s me cot Theta Alpha Phi national dramatic oi and treasurer fraternity He is a recently dislege veteran and was former According to Julian R Stephens charged R O T C instructor at Ogden K e cin £ttT'oHiiafp' II director r rehearsals are moving lUU paKaaI JO uwwuv etf DW11WS smoothly and opening night will University of Utah and Northwest- show a competent cast for the ertt university at Uhicaga Harold Tippets is another newproduction name He is a Weber college stuSome new talent will be intro- - dent aiKi is active in Weber fnr this nresentation in- -' leffe tilavs and studpnt functions Other members of the cast are cludina Marv Ellen Bailev for- L Shorten John Sargent merly of Bakersfield Calif She maruyn noDinson Gladys oy umson was active in community theatre Jean Bailey Reed Adams Nancy work there and was engaged as Strinsky Kay Randall Frank Wil kinson Fat Jurgens and Daie a photographer's model at the Bnwrn Beach Artists colony Barbara Foulger Curtis formerly appeared in a number of Little theatre productions here before 23 — Va11v Anril - —JE F 15000 persons Approximately HuntsviUe situation school to" will world the Likening junior high n the picnic areas in the on Easter Utah communities where courts when everyone enjoys not only the visited area Sundav river ill and jails are still needed despite same liberty rights afid privileges Ranger Clark Anderson forest April 24 and 25 in the school day wqay most reported service of the same the peaceful intents of responsibilities but also the eignfc gymnasium at concerns The crowd overtaxed facilities The story e saia ex experiences people Kiwanis President Hamil- inder the law 300 per uenw about of American students of a was num the ton Holt of Mpnn Ga called fo group achieved h can through be largest :5 "Unity Holland Native Dutch tmirincr nannns m the area at an adequate police fore at the dis- an adequate understanding of the T worn be will costumes by cast and day at which time posal of the united nations that time since wasJ set If given other members problems person's theme reiterated the Kiwanis a icvwu ' : is The operetta is under direction legisthe opportunity the secret of sucwas an excewuimaiiy large peace is attainable if proper forceIt E Rauzi principal and a chorus of Work! and wie and good crowd considering tnat cess! still is hard lation is inaugurated jci 50 voices is directed by Mina of inun We can obtain peace suuio vm thp areas- had been fully upheld management Berlin were accused not waie President Holt who also opportune yj if we are dated by nign Accompanists are Janet Allen "totalitarian labor leaders" of unity and it"! concluded work for to and was willing Joyce Farrell and the over as The crowd blocking the wheels of progress Holt Mr ture in Snow will be pioyea Dy a st ringed of ' and retarding the ideal perod " " 3000 V ' 1U1IU"' Syi thirty-firthe was that announced from the school orchesa nrvA ensemble It laws anrt trannrniinri Kine view was heard by opportunity" International Kiwanis annual tra Fork about 8000 m the South Monday evening convention scription at the of would be held in early area £u dohis were in opSpecial dances will be presented About South Ogden dinner meeting G Lyle Atlantic in June City J lake Anderson said Loujean Allen and Ardeth Mcanei Alien by on iiien Jean the President announces Lou eration Myria Kiwanis club club the into 14 in was tho initiated noorilp Palmer Johanson fan " Barrie Kay Margaret Berlin has charge row Sherman McKay ESlJand C Merlin Brown Mr Holt spoke ra sonic w The A his jB of the stage setting Hadley sponsor driV111? a through were before by just from the Hotel Utah Larry Wood Don naruy £ mpotfnB was under the direction yon nf thpm took their lunch- clubs Kiwanis Salt Lake of meeting Browri club presi es and ate them n in the picnic attended-- by delegates from other of C Merlin Clnb o dent areas it was reporieu the clubs throughout v district Peace Unity Opportunity" City Show Mr Hnlt s thehie was "Peace He pointUnity and Opportunity" PLAIN CITY—Members of the ed out that Utah communities culture a as have Plain high dairy club under City probably Coast as any section of the country but direction of Club Leader Ralph Robson are getting their "project there still are courts jails and rhpws-rta- v with all the sky out from animals ready lor exnibit in tne speakers Tournament policemen here because there are finjishing up on Weber college Had returned today some infcorrigibles who understand and annual Plain City Dairy Day show Those apple blossoms from a major speech meet at Colto be held on the city square The same holds true nlantine only and neach blossoms are certainly lege of the Pacific at Stockton in international circles May 46 "All Kiwanians 160000 strong abloom at Belly Arfes Calif sponsored by Pi Kappa Arrangements for entering their and cows in the annual calves noita are committed to the ideal that And Daisy May— not Ferdinand the local attraction were dis cattle Those reDresenting "we can have peace" the internadairy changed is school were Ted Whitmeyer John cussed at a meeting of club memtional president continued "Yet —she had her name around the corral Guess Rackham Dale Brown and Kay bers Monday night in Mr Robson's without unity there can be no frolicking see to Sol iCarl will have SlacK Stringfellow arid Hohatnrs home p and without opportunity peace about a woolly lamb to keep her special speaker Thatcher Allred Club members attending included can be no unity or peace there it ' Thair company Carver Thain Robson Quin-te- n SI as director acted Labor Leaders Denounced ind Lionel Maw Elmer contest Jenkins Whitmeyer At 'tba —egg "A small totalitarian group-la- bor Easter and Randall Neal Gordon Donald Brown and hangover Happy Papkham Hipwell union leaders — has blocked xactly! Gosh did you ever see as teams placed fourth Earl Slack Christensen Tony Darrell rethe wheels iof progress and has so many cars out in Ogden can- was a finalist in extempore spean- Maw Mustrave Junior and iwo Darade tard- : if dot destroyed the ideal vnnf it nraa B rckMil-to attend were unable members the in ingtake who will part Others m t MKING PAIPT stated Mr procession Whoopee wonderfu-lperiod of opportunity"veterans Don Hantsyille anliretta front row reading from left Joyce Ferrell find no gas coupons: Holt "Returning war lArleth McKay Keith Barnett and Darlene Boren Back row Patricia Final Lecture Slated they cannot take advantage of ofifttikoUason Maun Hislop Clair Shaw pett Clawson and Renee still And that Ogden diver— it's isting opportunities becauselabor Burnett City School At Deaf-Blin- d ' ' igovernmental red tape and is sub- swiKhina around the Canyon homes —i 1 ''H runion dictatorship Business and some of the canyon camping The final lecture in a series of added other miscellaineous items regulations grounds are still flooded Sol had ject to strict laws and Guidance Institute at the Utah the me labor unions are not subject at to use a diving suit to get at Made donated y the Relief society mem school for the deaf and blind audia unto law all seemingly being sandwiches torium will be held Thursday April bers who made the clothes themselves Request that city Water and sew a was done 25 at seven-thirt- y work p m This voluntarily to ants no red you) (uncle be WpII achieved I "Democracy will hp extended into BOriP(s be J B Mt will the of members The the Ogden toy speaker out vet an the butter (what but seven and one-haacre tract on Needy director of to addition ih Relief ward personnel Shaughnessy society weathero ho Hi safe! is earner of Twentyter?) nnrfhat asHis company California welfare their Packing budget Mon regular I with 63 degrees maximum for t rH Hai'iMsnn site of a Dla:mei Emof Mormon Belief so- signment m the "What be group be will will the and clothing subject 41 minimum eany real estate develop day and degrees women from the Mt Ogden sent direct to Europe Mrs C I ployer Expects of the Employee" today ment was made of city commis- ciety The public is invited ajii in the Mt Ogden stake re- Canfleld is the president A West Of John sioners by today One vear ago maximum was Harrison J I cently turned over to the general warmer 71 decrees with 40 de 2098 was referred to Com- church welfare committee a quan-it- y The request crees minimum artd a trace oi missioner Edward T Saunders and of baby clothes to send to mm Rpmember? They oamtea City Engineer Win rempieion ior Memorial services for 1st Lieut Sol s bald head like an Easter study and rechmmendations Mr need y SaMtf abroad made from high Mnrnlrl W Wriicfhti son of Mr and egg and rolled him down the hill West said his plans call for conThe clothes v Ouch! units L Mrs Clarence to ttiem of 32 siftgl donated Wright formerly flannel dwelling struction quality ' o£ Bennington Ida will be conon the property church the of a on by p s — A dealer was a arraigned ducted i ini Bennington Sunday of load the of twelve-thirtwhb knew hay y plight of the p m charge of deliveringaster's certifiApril 28 wat Was a 120 miss iehr without weighn reported Liput: Approximately Citizens Europeans 29 the triil prose3 on the 1944 cate while Oct in During actipn ing items inclidtg diapers nighta bombing mission from Kurnasor- - cutor asked "Has this man been arrest?" gowns and bib were obtained from en airfield Noemfoor island to out on bail since his Ral Yes" the defendant's lawyer Building of Rnrnn His nlane was the material and to these were fire ff aircraft enemy by damaged !N rThat" roared thfe judge 'is the TiMntv-nin- e and was seen going down zu mues siienirs of a petition last straw!" northeast of Ualikpapan une para to fkfiooi Radio Program today asked cityofcommissioners rhiiio cfian 4rt Ifiiavn thf Ham alto a permit Man instructor: "1 am nutting refuse issuance plane and one crew member to erect a Slated Wednesday agd is known (to have Hed of malaria this rivet in the correct position low Juluis Christensen 300 block on the the garage at BMikpapan No ivhpn I nod mv head nil it reai public and beri-beA radio program on schools built u Of presence Twelfth contending further iriforrriatioriias been re Viard with vour hammer" She estate real would reduce around the panel discussion "Do ceived and the army! after review did He woke up jnefct day In the garage and the of values neighborhood Wi Nped Renort Cards" will m ing the case ion uct 4 ivko Anow the hospital of violitton zoning in be city would rfaA nresiimpelhfl frlpented ovejstaton KLO WedI ordinances Harold W Wright was born Novpm The matter was referred to City nesday at 12 1920 He eraduated from MontReview —Ernest McKay will rearte Mrs Parents with part taking Derrah BVan Dyke My History" Attorney Mrs Lewis: pelier Ida high school with the view "No Man Knows LittWield contact attorney he class of 1938 and attended Weber at the LDS Fifth ward special in- a suggestion ColMr Central B Petty for the protestants before further Russell college in 1928 to 1940 and Ricks terest group today ajt seven-thirt- y Everett and Lincoln Lowder lin steps are taken College from 1940 to 1941 Before pm in the ward c lapel H Hancey and J Smith Jacobs he service the taught entering !' school at Lanark Ida one year Besides his parents of 2250 Harrison he is survived by three sisReleased From Jail ters Mrs Ray Glenn and Maxine i fen recommendation of Police commis-pioner- s Wright Ogden Mrs Wiley CampPetersen H O CMef city bell of Montpeiier Ida and one authorized today of Thomas J release brother Robert Wright Ogden Calla iail frnm rtv bookis Mr Clarence Wright credit upon himself han Jr who was sentenced Satur- fleets f great ieadquar-base Deninsula From keeper aV the Reliable furniture ters Leghorn Italsh the fol- - his organization ana is in allo- day topay a fine of $10 or serve company mur- - mg with the finest Disregarding five days on a minor charge The wing report: firl Private First the armed forces of the United chief said he had been advised by enemy jj telahans employer that unless he Joe Sase Ogden rifleman- States wSh the Private Sase prior entering returned to work today he would famous 442nd Japanesev lose his job American combat team wiped ouiH"w"j cream a ice tie is Osden ComDany praw w j lwci uciuiaii iiiavi"nfeMi school graduate of Ogdrn high decoraand forced another machinegun a Besides star silver the to displace For this heroic per tion he wears ihe United Nations Club purple heart — Now Showing — formance he was recently awaraea infantryman's badge 2472 Kiesel Ave Dial the silver star for gallantry in ac- the combat good conduct medal and the Eution OI ropean theatre ribbon with battle Private Sase is a veteran DINE & DANCE Rhine- the for stars Fifth the participation along major campaigns ana fo Monday Thru Saturday Italy The action land North Appenntnes army front in was which he cited occurred Valley campaigns 5 Open at 5 P M accumulated when the 442nd combat team was! Private Sase having the bitter and final enoughI points for- discharge was taking part innnrtharn J V ffUt'U UVCU GALA FLOOR SHOW IU IUC to Ur (TP the EVERX SAT NIGHT from In the vicinity of Mount Fol- for eventual dJciarge services armed volunSase f gorito Italy Private teered for the hazardous task of leading his platoonhisout of a was ' ' area when LAST TIMES TONIGHT- platoon Realfire pinned down by fncjmy Roger Pryor Cheryl Walker Richard Arlen izing the necessity for immediate action and with complete disre "IDENTITY UNKNOWN" gard for his own personal safety Urn Keith Pvt Sase advanced alone and Jennifer Holt Eddie i)ean Wiped out two machinegun crews and forced another to displace "SdNG OF OLD WYOMING to his platoon enabling! thereby advance out of the barraged area 300 His citation reads: "When his Come Early! Bargain Hour to 2jp M April platoon was pinned downofon Mount 5 1945 in the vicinity Sase advanced Folgorito Italy Pfc alone and wiped out two machine-gu- n crews and although he wSs out of ammunition later throughn a ruse forced another machine-guto displace enabling his platoon to advance put of a barragedarea His heroism in action reMatinees Ji5 390 j Kiddies 100 PL&P Og-H- m i m —— w Willi" — j I V-- I - 1 uiau-iouie- i a — -- st ruelBk i Prepares for ' I Utah-Idah- t 4-- : col-riuo- La-gu- Tr H ! Mc-Farla- nd Wintlp nf : Fathers Ponder Sewage Request - For sub-divisi- Play Miniature Golf at Ogden's Only Indoor Miniature Golf Course - J - pm Open Dally New Low Prices I Game 5c 14 Holes 2 Games 25c Fun for All—Young or Old 4-- my Clothing lf Memorial Rites A HAVE FUN t - K and Mrs Kanab Utah who are visiting with Dr Wintle's father A T Wintle and Mrs Wintle 2849 Liberty are leaving for Jbplin Mo where Dr Wintle has accepted a surgery residency at the Joplin general hospital They plan to make their home in Joplin for the next two years Dr Wintle graduated from Ogden high school attended Weber college and is a graduate of the Kirksville College of Osteopathy und Suraerv Kirksvillf Mn He served his internship at Joplin General hospital Joplin Mo i i na Doctor Wife Visit At Wintle Home fof-ce- j i W j i Plain Speakers Back From Contest Shadow I Europeans 11 ROY'S MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 2408 Wash on Blvd — Upstairs Set for Airman : non-memb- er Protest Garage i 'r ! j ''" "l S mtmwM ri -- f twb-forty-fi- Japanese? American Awarded Silver Star for GalUintr4 ve I vh EGYPTIAN ' j fr i j " bar-rag- ed ' i' f mmm ij Evenings 4 I f ! 1 mum mam HUSTON PRICE Ail Prices Include SUte and federal Taxes LAST DAY Gene Tierney WEDNESDAY LEAVEi HER TO HEAVEN" The Most Feared Apache That Ever Ravaged: the West! 44 — Starts Wed — LANGAI Greatest Western "DON JUAN "Johnny Comes Hying Home" — With- t- QUILLIG AN" itb Richard Crane Faye Marlowe Martha Stewart William Bendix —plus— 11 ALSO LATEST NEWS "GERONIMO" 2— FIRST BUN HITS— 2 PLU- S- Epic of All! " ALSO LATEST NEWS 11 Reckless! Defiant! V Thrll-Ma- dl YOUTH ON TRIAL" Starring Preston Foster Ellrn Drew David Reed Cora Sue Collins Eric Sinclair Georgia Bayes Willkm Henry At AVrm&LEGREER GARSON in VictorJIemings production 'of'A DVENTURE" " una roma? Mitchell tom Thomas john qualen : richard haydn Veier tully Bonde and WWar LAWRENCE Adaptatibn by Anthony nAVFNPORT Screen Pfay by FUEDMCK HAZUTT BRENNAN and VINCENT hAKKT k - Pictor r 7IKAR Al 1ST' An imaii nruikiNo uy m n Move bv Clyde Bn'on Dovis- Directed Oy -- VIK-i- VK 1 with Andy Devine DRIFTING ALONG i exciting screen 's ONLY! —U OGDEN - M-G-M- 2 — BIO SMASHING HITS! "THE GAY CAVALIER" -- in COMi R 12:45 " u I I C A KA M-Tr- STARTS TOMORROW EARLY Doors Open Immmmmmmmmmmmmmii rnnvmNVJ-rruuc- j I1EUM M LAST DAY Breakfast in Hollywood' — i HBnnnnflff ori |