Show Keen Judgment Is Vital In Congress This Year By Waiter Llppmann It 1 SSLRjLisrt SfirSWSrttt ft PHILCO S3 m DankruDtcv Practical J iMlgment The necessity for practical judgment confronts us now because the claims upon our resources our military power influence and competence are now excessive They cannot all be met The total will have to be reduced The as a matter of fact will be question whether the total claims are to be reduced crudely and without a plan by Mr Taft and Mr Taber who will look at the budget hut nnt at ih nioh national interest or whether they win De reduced by selection on the considered decision of Mr Marshall Mr Forrestal Mr Snyder and Mr Harriman I think it is fair to name these four principal cabinet officers as the men who must in make the decisions with agreement the president's approval which will bring into balance our responsibilities and our over-a- ll resources our commitments and our power our means and our ends i im (tin k Factor ' The llmitins factor in nuklna this decision is that the productive capacuy 01 mis country is now fully employed and cannot be expanded very much very In the primary components rapidly of national wealth in food in raw materials in steel and in transportation there is of course room for greater efficiency harder work better management and productive investment But for the practical purposes of those who make national policy the net improvement possible quickly is negligible as compared with the immense totals There ia nftt now as there was in 1940 a veryi large reserve of unused facilities and unemployed labor' Against these inelastic resources we must measure the claims First and foremost are the huge deferred claims the unspent purchasing On the Air TONIGHT! 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Kid What's Your Favorite T ry jB:30 J L 1948 T " Fun Tonight With ij THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY Resume Socials I It9 I I j u w b be the master of our fears and our wishes Practical judgment is first of all the act of comparing what this country can do with what If it were not opposed or if it were omnipotent it would be desirable to do It will be obvious that it is impossible to do everything for which a strong even a compelling case can be made Practical judgment then consists in choosing to what ends the available limited means shall be applied Dane!? - the principle! of practical Never more than In the next judgment which distinguish com-si- x months while congress is In mon sense from hysteria and ---- — power accumulated by lndividualslmpossible at one and the samenf makln rintti pride nipol fa nnwaJiir — and corporations during the- war time to find the funds for a strate- - squarely before us OCfUQre This is the domestic inflation It to gic air force a navy which com We shall havs to have from Rae moreover of a kind which is creat- mands all the oceans a ground retary Forrestal a decision as is reunder the new military ing more Inflation and could po- army based on universal service quired legislation on how our military intentially through the expansion of research and development of new vestment City recreation square danalag is to be allocated We bank credit create almost unlimwill be In full shall to have have from iie ThueeAaw- MarSecretary weapons the If this inflation to revolutionary ited inflation judgments as to where Jan 8 at eight p m In the Cennot checked drastically and reso- shall plan for western Europe the Marshall on the great globe our diplomatic tral lutely by taxation a budgetary occupation and reconstruction of effort high school it is announced is to be concentrated and ana restricDy monetary surplus Clarence Nelson president He enemy the of by support territory forward decisively And in tion it can devour all the means Greece Turkey Iran the Arab pushed presence of these decisions we reports Harold Southwick North wruch we must find to maintain states and China and our Implied the have to concentrate our at- Ogden wiH be master of cereour military security and to sup- - obligations under (the good neigh- - shall tention refusing to let it be dis- monies The dances are being conoor " (jinv and policy all over the surface of the Democriats If the wmju thp Re We are morallv and nnlitioniiv persed tinued two weeks vacation after earth For is too the earth much publicans cannot agree on an overextended Decisive choices and its troubles and disorThe square dancing is free and policy the Kremlin each of which involves sacrifice large ders much to extensive for us to will not have miscalculated when risk losses and ourselves aa the ultimate fiv the public is invited Special invi deep misgiving are it holds that a domestic crisis in therefore unavoidable tation is issued to square dancing We at are ers of everything everywhere the United States will change the a point where the Truman adminisworld situation in their favor But tration cannot please all the serv- (Copyright 1948 New York Herald ciuos Clubs which will be repTribune Inc) resented are Team Twister Bonnethe Democrats and the Republicans ices all the departments all the ville Polka Dot Gateswingers will not agree and the real issue specialized divisions of the state Pioneer Twenty-firs- t will be lost in cheap politics If the department all the countries to ward Valadministration does not concentrate which by its unconsidered and no ley Tenth ward North Ogden its effort on checking the cause of doubt well Square Reelers Clinton and Lay-to- n declarations inflation rather than on demo-gogi- c it is morallyintentioned committed palliatives to deal with the Proceed of Deflation high prices which are only the The process of deflation is an effects of inflation Request for permission to oper- Services exceedingly painful process espe- ate a taxicab service was made Inflated Claims Ton'rit at Tonighf eight o'clock in the cially for a democracy especially before city commissioners by The inflated ciftlm of American in an election year But we can Roger Baur and Ed Neidherhauser First Christian church Twenty-fourt- h consumers and of American busi- no more and Madison the Rev J avoid it than could the The two were invited to ness enterprise upon our limited Russians who Burton Salter will speak on "Jesus have deflated themin their list end request writing resources are in competition with selves Prayr These meetbrutally but effectively or their equipment and operating TaughtareUsintoobservance many other claims The two prin- than the of Prayer British who ings are conditions strugweek and all Protestant church cipal ones cornel from the armed gling with it or the French who Baur said to they proposed forces and the state department are face to face with the place and friends are urged impera- eight vehicles in service Ha re- members to attendHere decisions of high pSiicy will tive need for it Our of called he and Neiderhauter had have to be taken For it will be safety arc greater thanmargins those of made an attempt previously to enany other great power But our ter the business but were recommitments and our strained because of wartime reare also greater and theobligations necessity strictions (Abbott & Coatello IGroucho Marx The Jimmy Show Durante Show Phico Kwidio Time ILowell Thomas iSupper Club iBlng Crosby 16 with Btnt Crosby (Jewel Room (Jack Smith Show w Walter O'Keexe News L ROSS 30 IntanntB News The Great Texaco star Beulah Gildersleeve 46 Fulton Lewis News Theatre 00 Speakinf for Spnris A Day !n the Life String Serenade News Snorts of Dencls Day 15 D tt Rele IChapl of Wasatch iEd Stoker on a Star world News 30 Pick a DM? Show Treas Guest star Spotlit L 55 Noble Of (10 London Column Rhythm Pa mum 00 14M Club Eileen Farrell (Popular Date w Rhythm and Orchestra Dance music Believe It or Not Del Courtney ABC Presents IMoonllte Ser'nade orchestra Popular Bands OO 1160 Club Jan Garber and His Orchestra Eddie Fltzpatrick 9:16 9:30 1030 10:48 11 00 12:00 Wednesday January 1 KOPP— FM (only) At Sundown Paradise iHlanders (AS) Candlelight and Silver At the Opera IF TIE 61EAT NOVEL! i Ranch at Random Station KOPP— FM 8ign Off 8 Thursday KOPP and January KOPP—FM (simultaneous) Musical Cop with Wayne Ryder (Weather Reports Time: News Ski Conditions) The Ogden Story The Qulntones Merry Music Time Mary Barber Time Was Qui? em with Rhvthm Sagebrush Party Cactus Cllfi m FM Merry Mace KOPP on the Spot Afternoon Varieties 00 That Man With a Band 2:18 Here's to Veterans 230 Call a Cop with Forrest Kyle miu uu nenry 2 88 Local News 3 00 Call a Coo (mnltntui) 4:48 5 Star 8 ports Final Cliff Owen 8 00 a i ounaown 6 30 Radio Station KOPP Sign Off MLtHHlTFSTPtES ROSALIND Music CASTILE 1:00 3:45 6:30 9:20 SHORTS 3:20 6:05 run AT THE COLISEUM STATE FAIRGROUNDS SALT LAKE CITY 1230 1248 2 NOW THROUGH JANUARY 12 8:50 russell EDDIE CANTOR GEORGE RAFT "FALMY DAYS" Good Picturea Never Grow Old! 7fo GvaTcFjttverAHes mm - M CAtSAK T11'" mm BLAIR NINA FOCI aMaaMBMHMMMHBMBMMMMiiaiBiaaaBBBaBaaaDa LAST DAY Crosby Hope i ni our I ROAD TO RIO IVomen vjkispered'l'm afl for vouL -- ! Ml 10 10 10 10-4- 11 12 I 1 15 News THURSDAY MORNING PROGRAM ' 00 NOM The Old World News r 15 Hi Selrhbor Corral i8onBs of Clarke ?:30 lntermtn MM iPotluck (Newt Party r 46 Saddle Songs INews Petersen Sunny Side Op S 00 Orernieht News Fred Waring and Now's the 16 Breakfast News Time Pennsylvania!! 30 Say It With Mmtc Road of Life (Morning News Par am or Preview Joyce Jordan peaty bee reyior 8 00 Music in the Air iNora Drake (Arthur 6 15 Louise 'Katie's Daughter Godfrey iJack Berch Show Grand SiaQi Desire 1 Lora Lawton "Rosemary T (0 00 Kate Smith !W Warren News (Paul's Speaks 8ong Shop 10 16 victc- - h UndUhr (Good Old Dsvs unt Jenny 10 30 Claud u for (Something ! 0 I 46 Mart Lee Tailor tourt M Sunday the Ladles 11 :00 Cedrlc Fester School (Big Sister (Standard f of the Air 11 1 5 Linger Awhile (Ma Perkins 1 1 30 Dr Crane Perry Como lYngDr Ma! 11 46 Sons of Pioneers 'News Guiding Light 12 00 Queen for a Day (Today's Children INews iWoman In Whit Perry Mason 12 30 Martin Bleck IHolly Sloane Business of Farm Rose of Dreams (Light of World THURSDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS t'tah Playbov (Life Cn B Beautfl Dehl rr Man on the Street Ma Perkins J Nothing taZmtim HBbMS Sons of Stranrer !Pniwr Vmmn OgdenQulx (Right to HiSSees 00 Local Newscast Hint Hunt (Backstage Wife 16 Musical Train (Stella Dallas David Harum SO Torenn Tri Evelyn Winter 2 46 JYngWid Brown 3 OO News Olrl MarrteelAmerican School QttW 3 15 artus Jim Portia Fnee I lf or the Air 9'-9Jimmy Dorsey Show Just Plain Bill finest Tlr 3 46 Front Pg Farrell (2nd Mrs Barton e 4 00 Musical Train rid News 4 1B News 4 30 Bemlnrwsj News Aunt Mary 'hV m o use nana ut pauj from Shows Woman's Steffi" ilntermtn News Story Lady News 'Club IS aptain Midnight Kenny Baker IStory Princess 1IE ram SDR iNBC Newsroom IEd Murrow News Patrol to Reason Warren News I atty Jean Breakfast Club with t IDon McNeil IBreakfast to Hollywood IGalen Drake ITed Malone Welcome Travelers (Dorothy Kilgalle Mft — s— IClaudla Tope In Pops Mv True wtorv IBetty Crocker Magasrtne of Air The Three Suns 'Walter Kiernan 'Music for Wed IRecordially Yours Musical Comedy t Club with j the Dean of Music (W Williams Show (Piano A Platters What's Dotn Ladles? Bride and Groom Lanles Be Seated IttrTom Moore (News ' f 0 I Rmie-A-Lin- HE C i Ser Hubbard merry ana Finite IJack Armstrong Compl gplaode I There Are Fine Programs Every Morning on KLC HEAR THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS THRtJ FRIDAYS ON j KLO HEART'S DESIRE mm WB mum HHHRk M WM 9:45 A M KATE SMITH VICTOR H LINDLAHR $3 $250 $2 Special Matinee Saturday Jan PIONEERS 11:45 AM Adults Children Body ana Soul and $150 and introducing tiettiflf Regular Matinee Sunday Jan 1 1 10 All Seats Reserved No Seats Reserved SONS OF THE JOHN GARFIELD LILLI PALMER Choice Seats Available at Coliseum for AH Performances Until Show Time 10:15 A M CLAUDIA 10:30 A M 'jsaa :IBaBifimSp 10:00 A M 5150 76c i i j regular rnces Seats on sale at Glen Bros 5 °r Drive Over for the Big Show of the Year n M kHUt "Wit Ktftlt DPUCDC "!" COHRAD 10SEP PtVMEY LLOTO GOFf Ortdrt m ROBERT ROSSEH rntm4 n BOB ROBERTS STARTS TOMORROW HAZEL BROOKS CANADA LEE nWilml m ivor Open At 12:45 |