The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 10

THE OGDEN STANDARD -EXAMINER 10 MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 25 1940 Dislikes Nazis i Rockefeller Gives Blood for Britain POLITICAL RACE SCHOOL PLANS This "Magic Skin11 Feels Real $50000 Worth FIGURES LISTED OPERA HOUSE C0B9EHTEE TO MET TONIGHT QUIZ PROGRAM Official Tabulation Gives Clark Margin of Only 2303 Votes ft Council Will Check Plans To Speed Remodeling Program PRESTON Idaho The long-planned remodeling of Preston's histories oners house into a recrea tional center moves another step OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Co-Editors: Adrienne Russell Jan Anne Waterstradt A quiz program will be the Uheme of Tiger Flashes broadcast Thursday afternoon The questions will be on the history of Ogden high school and the history of the city A yearbook will be offered as prize to the student who answers the most questions correctly Those taking part are MarJean Hickman Arlene Webster Dean McKee Douglas Dickens Lee Miner and Bette Jeffries Judges ar Joyce Squires and Don Yeaman The program Is under the direction of Harry Culver The student body is invited to June Van De Graaff Edythe Shupe and Rosalia Godfrey have been voted in as new members of Juniorettes The club will have a theatre party this Ileena Flinders Approximately 24 reports of physical examinations have been handed in The students are urged to be examined before Christmas i vs BOISE Ida Nov 25 Chase A Clark of Idaho Falls won Idaho's gubernatorial race by a margin of 2303 votes over his Republican opponent Gov C-A Bot-tolfsen official tabulations by the state board of canvassers disclosed today The board of canvassers met and certified the abstract of votes which showed Democratic candidates victorious In the general election for all but two state posts Sen John Thomas and Rep Henry Dworshak Republican incumbents won by good majorities The canvass disclosed the total popular vote for president was 235268 the largest in state history President Roosevelt received 127-842 votes 21189 more than Wendell Willkie Norman Thomas Socialist candidate obtained 497 1 1 V( 1 1 forward tonight Since its construction in 1906 the Preston opera-house was the scene of some of the west's best stage productions wrestling and boxing bouts Franklin and Oneida stake conference sessions funerals I A plays and miscellaneous socials When after construction of the Franklin stake house officials decided to abandon the opera house members of the ton recreation committee saw a chance to remodel the building and use it as a recreation center Requiring only thata regulatory board be appointed the church deeded the building which is situated on the southwest corner of the municipal park to the and recreation leaders began plans for a center that would relieve the 1 1 if i votes and Earl Browder Commun- 3 1 aj i Tt ir imiiitirirwUllliiH STARS DISCLOSE LONG AMBITIONS i3L Humiuee votes Clark's narrow margin of victory in the gubernatorial race was not carried out in the vote for other Democratic state officers The largest majority was given to Mrs winter lnad on the hteh school -V' AC Myrtle Enking state treasurer and provide winter i i fnr Preston residents in fiimn uiiimiii JwMkuwfc wno received 32563 votes more than her opponent -Two liquor initiatives werp re Since they first dreamed up the HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 (AP) Edgar Bergen gave a costume party which discjosed at last the secret ambitions of Hollvwood's jected and three constitutional recreation possibility center com mittPA members have called fre TRANSFUSION Some British Tommy mas' in the future boast of having Rockefeller blood in his veins because Winthrop Rockefeller son of John Rockefeller Jr donated a pint of his 'Mood to be used in treating British war wounded pictured" leftJ in "a New York hospital as Dr Alphonse Timpanelli and nurse 3Iarfraret Wyatt make the transfusion stars quent meetings to discuss barriers such as lack of funds plumbing heating and lighting problems and construction needs Bergen's request that guests come In dress in accord with their childhood ambitions brought out these combinations: Bette Davis Ballerina! Jfan TTpt- amendments were approved Official figures showed Democrats would have a majority of two in the senate of the 1941 state legislature The counties elected 23 Democrats and 21 Republicans In the house of representatives Democrats will hold 38 seats and Republicans 26 LIKE BABY The "magic skin- doll which the little curly-headed model Is pinching is big news In toy departments this Christmas The doll has a hard unbreakable plastic head and a soft flexible plastic body which looks and feels like real skiru Even her toes and fingers are flexible Although 20 inches high she weighs only one pound Biggest worry was raising funds Hollyvood MAY MANN'S Ooing with plan-troubles running sec ond Now with plans drawn and submitted to the works prog ress administration for approva sholt physician Bob Hope policeman Dick Powell and George Burns streetcar conductors Bob and with more than $500 in the committee's buildinz fund contrib (frn uted by Preston city Preston i rs schools and by receipts from staee show and rents the counci SKATERS HALT WAGE WALKOUT i 5 is ready to meet and check over IB -i plans so that the remodeling can be started HOLLY WOO Of the manystate and- all Leo wants is to For that purpose the committee composed of non-paid Matinees 15 Evenings 20 Children 10 Kurns railway engineer Joan Blondell native of Bali Rosalind Russell and Betty Grable harem dancers Guy Kibbee Benjamin Franklin Bergen wore a magician's garb Gaudiest of all in Sultan's sash robes and turbans were two extremes in huge Andy Devine and Bergen's little wooden "protege" Charlie McCarthy State Tax Collection 73 Above '39 Figure CHICAGO Nov 25 Tax 3IEANS IT Actress Carol Kane really dislikes the Nazis $50000 worth That amount part of the proceeds of a 10-year movie career is waiting for her any time she'll go to Germany to collect it But Miss Kane pictured above in Los Angeles as she recently arrived from Europe says she wouldn't go back for many times that sum bring the honor again into the family for one term representatives from civic ciuds Preston citv and Preston schools NOW PLAYING! will meet tonight at the Preston Twentieth Century-Fox's picture clinic 1 "Western Union" filmed in Utah pretty girls who come to Hollywood seeking fame and fortune in the movies one interests us That's important in Hollywood! Scarlet Knight it is Did you ever hear of one more spectacular? Her family are prominent people in Kentucky and Scarlet who still is in the trying-stages A Great Program for fhe Entire Family! has a release date set for Janu ary come the New Year JUNE RETURNS Dr GioVanni the master pick collections of state governments of winning a screen role is going ARCHERS FAIL TO GET TURKEY pocket at the Cocoanut Grove held 'us spellbound with his antics TO COURT FIGHT when we perchanced in to hear during 1940 will be 73 per cent above those for 1939 and 26 per cent above the revenue of 1937 the federation of tax administrators estimated today Total income for Hal Kemp's irresistible music about it in a most systematic way Some day we think she'll win her objective i "I always wanted to be an actress" she says "I put on a grand act when I was a at the top of my lungs and I've been Calling Edward Arnold up to the front: he frisked him of his not to mention his HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 (UP) the year was estimated at $4131- America's most popular Mr and Mrs in the year's funniest movie It's one long loud L-A-U-G-Hl The battle over who's June Knight wallet and his wrist watch How was back in the courts today he does it no one knows But Mr acting ever since" Mrs June Cameron who was known in the films as June Knight is suing for $25000 damages and an Think of Myrna Loy and you Arnold later told us that if he'd been aware his suspenders were i can vision Scarlet! She's ofttimes 400000 The federation said tax yields had increased gradually during the last four years as tax structures became stabilized after the depression which caused widespread changes Most important of the changes was the universal adoption of the payroll tax used to finance unemployment insurance injunction against Mrs June Pack mistaken for the Loy girl er known on the dancing stage Graduating from a Minnesota university she came to Hollywood also as June Knight parting company with where they rightfully belonged he'd have landed a right to Mr Giovanni's jaw! And the magician doctor would have been asking "Is there June Knight the actress claimed -she took the name in a New York six months ago Through letters HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 Archer Howard Hill and a group of hunters he took to Arizona's archery preserve came back empty-handed without even so much as a wild turkey for their tables Hill tells why: "The turkey season was open but on this so-called archery preserve there were more hunters with rifles than there were with bows They were popping all around us Our arrows have turkey feathers on them and we carry them on our backs You can't blame us for getting out in a hurry" Hill said Arizona authorities promised they'd do something about trying to get the riflemen out of the how and arrow district court in 1931-and made it famous of introduction she has made friends and because of her unusual name has made the columns a doctor in the house?" And that's Hollywood! Five years later she discovered HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 A strike of 100 skaters in the Sonja Henie ice revue for a weekly wage of $75 instead of $60 collapsed today because it was not authorized by the American Guild of Variety Artists Arthur Wirtz producer of the show flew here from New York City and demanded that the guild suspend the entire troupe for striking without the union's authorization After he conferred with Kenneth Howard local secretary of the guild it was announced that the skaters would work for $60 a week and Wirtz withdrew his demand Wirtz said the $60 scale for line skaters was higher than normal union wages Misa Henie does not own the show but gives it her name and works on commission The revue began rehearsals for an opening in Houston Tex Saturday night NAZI FOOD RATION BAN IS LIFTED WHEN TRUCK TIPS OVER BERLIN Nov 25 (AP) About 100 Germans beat the strict food rationing system today when a truck spilled 200 ap-' pies on Berlin's main street Making a short turn into Unter den Linden the truck lost part of its load Before the driver could stop hundreds of pedestrians ran into the street and scrambled for the fruit Some got three or four Some got one or two An Associated Press correspondent ws among 50 who "also ran" and got none Only children heretofore have been getting apples but yesterday it was announced that each adult couldhave one pound within the next two weeks June Knight the dancer using the with more or less frequency On her own she models to pay same name' She brought suit in New York but dropped the case she said when the dancer agreed for dramatic training Some time ORRIS' WIFE to surrender the name aV -x 1 -i fx K- l- I ago she produced and directed a little theatre play More recently to show the movie talent scouts what she can do she appeared in a leading role in "Miss Purity 'Right to Work1 Act Legislation Designed WASHINGTON Nov CAP) Legislation designed to prevent labor unions fronv requiring membership of workers engaged In national defense production was proposed today by Representative Hoffman (R-Mich) His measure was entitled "The Right to Work Act of 1940" However last Oct 19 the-dancer wed Harry Packer of Hollywood in Yuma Ariz and gave her name GAINS DECREE to newspaper reporters as June Knight according to the complaint Lies" and no mistaking the Knight girl won the best notices The actress wed Arthur A Cam eron wealthy Texas oil man but from the critics She can act! said she still-had not forfeited jher right to her professional name COLLISION REPORTED A collision on Plain City road between an auto driverr-by Wallace Knight 20 of No 2 and a horse owned by Elmer Taylor of Plain City resulted in 'about $50 damage to the car and a broken leg to the ahorse-which was killed by Variety carried a notice that she was to be screen-tested by RKO studios Paramount engaged her for a fashion test 20th Century the owner sheriffs officers reported today No person was injured said officers Fox is interested 'WORDS' GAIN Red-haired blue-eyed and photogenic five feet seven and a hundred and twenty-five pounds we'll be interested in seeing what happens to a girl with so fasci DIVORCE RULING HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 (UP) The way was legally clear today for Chester Morris the movie actor to marry Mrs Lillian Kenton Barker blonde divorcee Saturday night His former wife Actress Sue Kilbourne obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce from Morris on -Nov 10 1939 but failed to follow up the action and obtain a final decree after the lapse of the year required by California law Morris fearing the new marriage might be illegal consulted his lawyer and was advised he could apply for the decree himself He did and received it Morris and Mrs Barker will be married at the home of Actor Frank Morgan nating a name as Scarlet Knight- which is her who is out to HOLLYWOOD Nov 25 (UP) I'hone 323 1 1 20o Till 2 conquer Hollywood! Marianne Mosner Viennese ac NOW PLAY5NG tress today held a divorce decree and an order for $100 a month ali Clever the way Warner Broth ers exploited "A Dispatch From mony from Georges Banyai former European theatrical publisher Reuters" by sending live pigeons to drama editors on newspapers FROM THE kj OF THE ETHEL VANCE HOVEL She told Superior Judge Thomas throughout the country heralding Gould who granted the decree "It WBATR fa- was words words all the the picture Something terrific In sound has Aviators are applying chemicals to areas in Russia that are sources Ad lilts 15 Kiddies lO? Today Tomorrow time words Nothing I ever did pleased him" They married in Elkton Md April 22 1930 been discovered by the Walt Disney which is to be intro of malaria infection duced in his new which will soon be released The LioieJ bg ever? critic BcclaimeJ bg a million startled readers comes in amazing epic of adventure' "ft The adventure ol courageous men and a gallant woman sharing peril and tempting death to shatter an ideal theg had helped create picture necessitates special sound 17 TAII BOMBERS equipment and is said to have film actors as well as cartoons a combination of the two It will open in 76 theatres shortly and 'RAID' COAST is expected to gross $15000000 in ALL OGDEN IS CHEERING IT! The Musical of Our Exciting Times four years Shearer and Taylor topping their triumphs in "The Women" and "Waterloo Bndge" w-and directed bg the man who gave goo "I Am a Fogitivt from Chain Sang'" 1 SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Atlanta Georgia Is bidding for "Stalls" at the Salt Lake airport usuallv ncruntpd hv hnmhn nf an anniversary premiere for "Gone With the Wind" which will be released at popular prices come rAA Fifth air base group were empty December today as planes of the Seventh bombardment erouD and 88th rec- onnaisance squadron participated in A Leo Carrillo has tossed his hat ran ruj in the ring for the "nth" time as mock attack on March Field Calif The Fifth air base planes two 3 and four-motored bombers left here late Sunday The craft are a California gubernatorial candidate for 1942 Seems Leo's grandfather was first governor of the expected to return late Tuesday after completion of the California Mlk i it maneuvers And This Gay Delightful First-run Family Comedy -c-r fURlOUS FAaai C8LDVTI aVilv "Good folks I'M 00MG HOME The Netherlands Indies govern TO UISTEN it II ii ment has listed and will regulate riCTDIE i VT I all "dangerous" medicines BRISTLING GUNS STAMPEDING CATTLE! i 15e Till 5 Ere 20e J1CK JOHN NOW PLAYING E0BE8T onnic phyne ALLEM JENKINS ESTHER RALSTON NICHOLAS BROTHERS BEN CARTER Nwb 3:40 6:40 9:40 Tin Pan" 1:00 3:556:55 9:55 Filot" 2:30 5:30 8:30 20C TUI 2 GRANT MITCHELL NANA BRYANT JOHN LITEL C03IING NEXT SISEIREE-TMLOR ConradVEIDTHAZIMOVA mil EEESSAET ALBERT BASSEEMASI FSILIP SOU BOIITA CBAIVILLE A MERVTN UROY PRODUCTION A 'Carole mm (nrnm Rmvai Jan Ctavtnn I tut Pnfrw-V Dir44 Kl -ol ALSO "Doublo cr liofhlng" KLO Mondays MBS A Mutual Show Soma Ploy bv tobart Kent From a cloy Soohia Kerr Underwood and kma trSm4 LQMBAKD Charles LAUGHTON "They Knew WTiat They Wanted" EXTRA ADDED- Last Show at r-y ht CH OBOLZX tmt MARSUSJUTI ROBtHTJ "ISC APT" DUctd by MSSVTN tHOT' COLOR CARTOON M-G-M's LATEST NEWS Last Complete Show at 9:15 "Escape" 9:40 8:30 "New Moon" at 9:30 ft 7 A.