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Show Russian ^ War TOKYO, May Be Crimes . -THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER FBJDAY EVENING. OCTOBEB 4, 1946 Spoken' Trial -fPierre Aumont,._Pat O'Brien,,.Wil-*picket line was y-fArmOrV Use Ruling ,,,,«.·«·» .liam Eythe, Joan Bennett and.Wai-j tin-ariffie. ter Wanger will attend the com- Since he left Victor, Dave Hose SABT LAKE CITY, Oct. 4 (AP) mand performance in. London Nov. been offered to all record comUtah state armory board has 1 for the British cinematic tradepanics with no takers. The price na,_, authorized continued use of.combenevolent fund (like our motion is too. high. armories for .Charles Boyer's trip .to France ·tional guard picture, relief). next year will be more than munity functions as long as such Strike sidelights "This time He'll lay the groundwork for use does not conflict with needs By Bob Thomas Oct. 4(AP)-.HOLLYWOOD for keeps" gets top priority on his first picture . there . since of the and guardsmen. _ Actors corned^ columnists men' and materials at M.G.M. "L'Orage" jn 1938. producers in causebecome + J3A crimes tribunal today skirted an international discussion by deciding the Russians could speak own tongue in presenting their ·4 side printing firms to do it for case. The court, which earlier y James Marlow them. So^'they have to schedule (AP)-would listen only to WASHINGTON Oct.J contended printing time. When they lose their scheduled Japanese and English, made its s of tact4,500,000 hortag;~ new decision shortly after it deface a because of delays caused by time, j that they need for school. such things as paper shortages, cided to permit the use of French. and the of rest have to re-schedule. This estimate, they That The tribunal announced had means delay. had to consider this difference e i= As to grammar and high school textbooks--the French and Russians: the American The estimated number needed for French Associate Prosecutor Rob- nstitute. the 1946-47 year is 90,000,000, but ert Oneto speaks English with,dif-0.180.000 probably only 78,750,000 will be available. The estimated shortage ficulty; Russian Associate Prosecu- chools. .tor S, A. Golunski speaks English But the 1946-47 year Is a record- is 11,250,000. Hit Hardest fluently. But the institute thinks the gram^ nn will be secondary schools, aleeded. secondary_ and Only about 13,500,000 though by short- ,, No Sugar -short- age, generally will make out .better than the colleges. Here are HEtPS Here are Ray P ified ents. ones getting been paper Ogden, Utah Elliott · · · CONSTANCE Paulette · OGDEN Hank Thrill Hit --STARTS SATURDAY- in Thrills' in Warm the Mouth of Ogden Canyon Patricia KLO U. Hcldt's 6:30 'Indorsed by Follow George's adventures in 3:OOlLet George 9:151 Do It -- end TAD and Plus -- Devine Kids, Daily Except TWO the DENNY News KUTA. 570 kc. . | I INews Page Sam Spade Malsle Supper Club ILowell Thomas I Pleasure Parade (Jack Smith Show| Show 9:30!Intermntain News [The Bandbox isparkle Time ISing. America {or SportslMuslc Hall Vrtlcs. 19:55. Pgm. PrcvueiRaymODd Swing INews and Sports 10:OOlU.S.E.S. PrOKram INews iUtah Colleges the- Air ..ISpade Cooley. ·50:15!Treasury Salute |Dsgn for Dancing! on ....... 10:30 ;Benny Goodman's IPale Moonlight INews (Treasury Salute [News 10:45 Orchestra [Star Time IKSL Presents 11:00ilntermntain News [News 'Columbia IJerry Wald 11:15iSplnninK |Muslc by Jelesncki Masterworks I from Salt Lake lUick Poy Orch. ]PorThose Who 11:30' BandstandNews 11:451 1(11:55) Jerry Wald Orch.I Prefer Music sangt DONNA REED EDWARD TOM DRAKE · IVERETT HORTON WHY*. · SPRING BYINGTON HARRY DAVENPORT and Suspense! Admission f 1.2O Each Plus This Thrilling First-Run Outdoor Action Hit! ADELE MARA O R P E H E U M A .Matinee and Evening UFE WITH "Viola Frayne Edwin Maxwell Also Cartoon and EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! Session 7 to 9 P. M. (All Ages Invited) Regular Session 9 to 11:30 P. M. of Monday Night--Beginners' Night Over 14 Years Age) Special Help to All Beginners Tuesday Night--Class Night 'kfdoles Mat/nee Saturday at I Longest Run Comedy Hit on Stage Today! MAIL ORDERS NOW News Jr. TONIGHT Iov« DONT KNOW FATHER All Winter radio's newest, fast-moving, | Sings CUTLER IT RollerSESSIONS DO FBI Thin Man I Show 6:451 Dorsey People Are IGlnny Slrnms [Break the 7:OOIGabrlel Heatter Show Bank 7"l5IKeal Life Stories Punny Waltz Time withiMoore-Duraute 7:30ISpotUght Bands Harmon Bob Show jSportsShpw James Orch. 7:05|Harry Calvnlcade of IHollywood. 8:00[Dick Jurgen's Or. Mystery Sports 8:301Fu)ton Lewis, Jr. Theatre I Theatre JAnn Sothern In American Sports «:15iHenry J. Taylor |B111 Stern Woods VICTOR ! Skate to Health . . . The Lone Sports Table '[Baby NBC Newsroom Banger Snooks ]Thc Allen Young Adventures of This Is Tour u STANLEY RIDGES BRIDGES FAY HOLDEN LLOYD Ogden Canyon Open , ·LET- Standard-Examiner 6:15! Orchestra 8'45IBarry The Hermitage (All e:00 ! Horacc ROC ANDYDEVINE Every Saturday KSL. 116U UC. affair! Iov« ··nutionalty ' pppular '·I No. 2 FRED WILLIAMS DANCE ORCHESTRA Sat., Oct. 5th · Daniels Dance With UTAH PLAY BOYS Every Wednesday kc. who KANE RICHMOND Monday NETWORK and · IN GRIME" Dance Dine · """TRAFFIC""" SERIAL NEWS AND Open RDVL, 1320 chap th« 4-y«ar abunc* · Mystery With "TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN On the INTERMOUNTAIN kc. ft ai EUGENE Plus Johnny Weissmuller. Dancing and Swimming Parties Other Nights. KLO. U30 Y«an" WILLIAM EXPOSURE" "SMOKY" AND SUNDAY RADIO GUIDE romantic dote things to his Plus -Fred MacMurray Available Private comedy drama THANKS \\W1THANSON!" finds that a Moore FRIDAY, SATURDAY 7:45 p.m. DANC1N' STARRING OPEN EVERY 6tOR6t for the Ent/re family! LITTERS Last Times Today "DOUBLE RAINBOW ARIZONA Grand Program A EGYPTIAN "THE DARK CORNER" SWIM vs. =2S= LET'S 60 SATURDAY!! Th« these members represent 85 to 90 per cent of the textbook publishers in this country. 2-1771 Enjoy Healthy, OF 1TODAY Oratn the public schools The institute has 48 members--or textbook publishers--and claims Natural Mineral Water. U. Night Only! state.all of - 31st St. Beautiful FOR 39* Kiddies'1C* A Served Under the Cleanest of Conditions FOR SMALL OR LARGE Located At THEY FOUGHT . . - Evening. All Prices Include State and federal Xaxei throughout one DELICIOUS STEAK, CHICKEN and ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNERS THE WEEK , S*orfs Sunday Matinees 35S SATURDAY O U M .. ' · A R A Bargain Hour to Early! professor at one college will want his students to use a certain --Now Showingbook--say, a history book. A professor in another college in the same state may want his students FROM THE GREAT SAT. EVE. to use a different book.. POST SERIAL AND Grammar and high school books BEST-SELLING NOVELI on a certain subject are more used throughout a given area, such as a history book TEA ROOM I is fairly another thing: There's a big variety among college textbooks. For example: BUBBONI'S c 4 Their enrollment t' FORTUNES AND LIVED FOR LOVE! And PARTIES--CALL ... Ident- not confronted with' such sudden, record torrent -of new studsteady. rep- NIGHT SHIFT reasons: as a picket, wee dog helps Those schools, unlike the colleges which hadn't fully anticipated the to picket the offices of the power record rush, had put in their orders company durins lonely night long ago and therefore were more books to wanted. the get in downtown Pittsburgh, they likely are schools lower the' Further, Pa. a in ,,,, e d . · and; quell . rumors. Maria Jean .Montez, Milland, ration : cturers to produce hard candy incent of the paper this country. A constituent of Senator Magnuson (D.-Wash.) saw a report that.the Commodity Credit greater. corporation had allotted 30,000 Magazines Fatter tons of sugar to hard candy man- ufacturers and protested the orted allocation. t . . uction and marketing administration that no additional sugar has been allotted to candy manufa- .ishers .. . | Shortage Shortage of book cloth textbooks are . ' --ormation here,^ Additional or Candy Industry WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (AP) -Y-1 ou have the word of the prod- 2 ,\ . . . of Esther Williams' delicate condition. . . Sheriff's deputies roam the lot at will and gawk at Come Red Skelton kept I the sets. only 'other, activity .will .be dashing off his set to take pic-' now .resting a - a ures of the brawling. Observed ranch near Buenos Aires, _ Cowboys Republic yesterday: nletes- his South' American 3aunt full regalia standing glumly opSTov 1 He'll -fly directly to New the studio entrance. That sepaYork Annabella to it it · I There Just Aren't Text Books Enough for Big Student Crop Oct. 4 (AP)--The MeShawHas Balance '. Balcony 1.22 Balance Balcony "POPEYE A LA MODE" "DAUGHTER Evening (8:00) Matinee (3 P. M.) Lower Floor, 1st 12 Rows.2.44 Floor, 1st 12 Rows.3.05 Balance Lower Floor 2.44 Balance'Lower Floor 1.83 2.44 1st 5 Rows Balcony 1.83 1st Balcony . P.M. OF DON Q CHAPTER: "THE CRIMSON GHOST" 1.83 ALL HOLLYWOOD 7:30 to 8:30--Beginners Class 8:30 to 9:30--Intermediate Dance Class 9:30 to 10:30--Advanced Dance Class Skating Every Night 7:30 to 10 P. M. Sat. and Sun., Z to 4 F. m. Matinees BERTHANA ROLLER RINK 321 24th Street . Ogden, Utah 'Yes," and everyone agreed that. "Three Wise'FooIs is one of the prize pictures of the year! See wonderful Margaret O'Brien as the into the lives of three hard-bitten Wise TODAY brings sunshin* bachelors ! -who ' Fools" has 'everything-- laughter and. thrills MOVES little girl and throbs. A new^ M-G-M triumph tears for -all and America^ COLONIAL SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAMS World News INews The Old Corral Sing Time |7:05, Yawn Patrol 7:151 Jim be announced INews 7:30IInterrtmtaln News News |To|Sat. 7:4E!Musical Clock IPlgskln Parade INews [Crossroad Chapel 8:00'Overnii;ht News [Adventures of Isarnyard I Wake tJp 8:15!oice of Vthe Army I Frank Merrlwell| Follies I and 8:30!Ralnbow [Adventures ot IGarden Gate ! Smile 8:45' House I Archie Andrews IChlld Activities |8:55. News 9=00: What America IWeek-end IWarren Sweeney I American Legion 9:1B1 Is Playing I Frolic |9:05 Let's PretendICorn's a-Poppln 8:30:Why Do You Worry?]Ed M'Connell andlGlte and IKiddie · Take I Karnlval 9:45!DancinK School I Gang [Junior Junction 10:00'AlTin Rey and IChlldrcn's Friend'117th 10:15! Kins Sisters (To be announced' Semi-annual iBrown Dots You [American 10:30;Your Church, for L. D. S. · I Farmer 'Something the Ladles I Conference 10:45;Offden Quiz Tops in Pops 11:00!Musical National Farm | 7:001Tcxas . ' ' | , | | News and Home Hour| 11:15: Train 11:30! [To be announced] 11:45!Sweet and Lovely t '12:OOiCheckerboard .12:151 .Jamboree 12:301 [World Ne-ws IU.S.A.C. Speaker. [To be.announced 12:45! SATURDAY 1:001 1:15 Football 1:30 Game, 1:4Bl Oklahoma 2:001 A.and M. 2:1 SI vs. 2:301 Texas 2:481 3:001 3:151 3:301Georse Towne's 3:45i Orchestra 4:00 Paul Schubert 4:15 Lorenzo Fuller 4:30!Eddy Howard's 4:46 Orchestra S:OOIHawaii B:1B Calls S:30!Dinah Sliore B:45IKorn Kobblers AFTERNOON Army Football Game ... PROGRAMS Latest [117th 1 Semi-annual ] L. D. S. Nelson Olmstcd I Conference To be advised To be advised Edward Tomllnsn] You Were There Labor Speaker. [Name Your || I Music ]IThe Mariners Coluibla Workshop · [Religion ta News C, Colllngwood [To be announcedisweeney and News Marche, Comedy Curtain ITony Martin Time Show | -j Diriclid News Color Cartoon Color Musical [Dial's. EDWARD froducedbyWlUlAIHLWRIBHT | Smile INews 3:05. Dial a" |. Smile I · COLOR CARTOON 'LATEST NEWS EVENTS Last Complete Show At 9:25 STARTS TODAY by BUZZELL HEUM .: Show, _..,-.-cl{Skorts,At '"Etaee-Wise -Fools" . A{ 1:30, 3:35, 5:45, 7:50,rlfl:01 |