The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

4" 1 -FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 7 193 THS OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER A xy 9v -VViV VV as I ing Brahms Plus Symphony as I I rv J- 1 concert presented at the Ogden High School by the Junior League Symphony Committee the Ogden Symphony Board and an increasing list of sponsors not to mention the growing army of ticket buyers Opening with the light-hearted Mozart overture to Marriage of Mr Abravanel moved next to the symphony of the evening the New by -Dvorak and gave this familiar composition so many fascinating and loving touches that it is to be wondered if the music has ever been better played Strings woodwinds brass and percussion conspired to give new colors to master work i jgffiftatBCpagriKrv 4 t- ilVf Sheriff to Get Switchboard The Weber County Commission has approved a new telephone setup for the Weber County department to repllce the present system I Upon recommendation of Sheriff LeRoy Hadley the board approved jthe switchboard complete Iwith trunk lines and extensions The board gave jits approval after it was pointed out that the one loud bell the main office interrupts operations in adjoining i rooms Sheriff Hadley said too that the present system makes it awkward to signal persons: in other offices that they are wanted on the telephone Many More Airmen Are Re-enlisting a i IK 4 "'Vvlrtvtfv Opan 12:45 SOc Til pm i -Sv 'i STARTS TOMORROW! JET In ishepropcUerjliivCT it Hill Bombardment Wing Gets First of New-Type Jet Bombers niD-isiBy "A concert in which pianist Artur Rubinstein plays a Brahms concerto With such a top-notch organization as the Utah Symphony Orchestra is a supreme musical event in any town That this solemn truth is recognized in Ogden and its vicinity was evidenced last night when a magnificent audience turned out to attend a magnificent musical eyenty It can be reported that the orchestra under the baton of Maurice Abravanel and the artist who often is called the king of pianists cooperated in grandeur to a wonderful work of art 'The Brahms Concert No! lin Minor is a profound work with passages that deserve be described as tremendous work that might have been composed to order for Rubinstein because of his abundant delight in playing music with resounding climaxes of such power that the walls of the concert hall tremble Maestro Abravanel and his orchestra were worthy partners of a great artist in the performance of the concerto the splendid musicianship being in marked evidence throughout but especially in the long introduction which established the emotional mood for a marvelous performance and amazing audience reaction The audience was so demonstrative that Mr Rubinstein violated precedent and played a solo encore the popular Chopin after first saluting Mr Abravanel with a piano and orchestra performance of Birthday to But the concerto for piano and orchestra was only half of the 7TH AND LAST GREAT DAYI NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW LU HILIi" AIR FORCE BASE Pilots and ground trews of the 431st Light Bombardment Wing were getting acquainted today the first B57-B twin engine jet bomber delivered wing to a combat newest B57-B was made by the Glenn Martin Co in Baltimore A photo reconnaissance model of the jet bomber the RB57 is being delivered to the 363rd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina More Than 625 MPII Air Force officials say the B57-B has an air speed in excess of 625 miles an hour a service ceiling of more than 45000 feet and a ange of more than 2000 miles It has a 64-foot wing span The intruder 4 Jet aircraft developed for the air force was flown here yesterday from Baltimore by Col Thom 5 as Ford 461st HAFB wing Will receive 50 of these planes the propeller-driven to replace £26 The The bomber is armed with 50-caliber machine guns mounted in the wings and has provision for carrying four napalm tanks under the wings It can also be armed with eight five-inch high explosive rockets The new type cockpit features a tandem seating arrangement for the two-man crew The canopy has been redesigned for greater visibility It carries its own selfstarters (for the twin jets Dry explosives which can be carried in flight are fired inside the jets by the pilot to start the engine The two-man crew consists of the pilot and a radar-navigator-bombardier Col ord termed the new plane a Many more servicemen with prior experience arle re-enlisting in the US Air Fo ce now than ever before according to MSgt Robert Fallon lodl Air Force recruiter servicem are those who re-enlist withii 90 days following their discha-ge they are entitled to a numlx of benefits which they would not receive by waiting more than po days said Sgt Fallon If they wait morel than 90 days after discharge they lose the substantially increased re-enlistment bonus and one grade in rank the recruiting sergeant Isaid 'Egg' on Enlistments So He's Stuck With Honker a length of 654 feet and is 16 feet high The jet pods on the new bomber are in the wings a departure from other Air Force jet jplanesi This is one of the features of the British from which the Martin Co took its basic design It is claimed to be superior to the British plane The Air Force said the jet new features place it in a class with the latest fighters Pilots say the plane is so highly maneuverable it can be turned within i the boundaries of the average airport Newly developed fuselage-speed brakes permit 'dives Tat steeper angles give more speed control during operations close to the ground and give the pilot better control during land operations Two Powerful Engines The twin jet bomber is powered by two Wright J-65 engines each develoning more than 720Q pounds of thrust A heavily armed bomber the B57-B carries its main bomb load internally using a newly developed rotary bomb door designed for high sp'ed bomb release The door forms a part of the fuselage bottom but instead of opening in the clam-shell manner the entire one-piece door on which the bombs are mounted revolves The bombs are exposed without affecting the air speed or flying performance of the craft a KaGLUB Sfarrii MARLON BRANDO JEAN SIMMONS MERLE OBERON MICHAEL RENNIE EXTRA! 1 Sensational Attraction In CinemaScopo "SUPERSONIC AGE' Thrilling Tru Story of Jets In Action Sgt Ronald Taysom of Battery 222nd Field Artillery National Guard still has a goose-stepping pa rtner i around the Armory on drill "nights The is a real live goose and Sgt Taysom the Wight to keep him by failing to turn up a new recruit fbr Battery Lt- Melvin Robertson commander of the! battery said as soon as Taysom a section sergeant signs up that new man he can hand the goose over ti someone else The i it will be the other responsibility to get the new man and transfer custody of the goose And thp section doing the poore job of signing up en-listme its during the drive gets to tak the goose to Camp Williams' in Jordan Narrows next summor Ogden Jr Chamber of Commerce 1 Presents CIVIC DRAMA FESTIVAL OF 1055 Three Smash Stage Hits From' Broadway With All-Star New York Cast At The Robert Taylor Janet Leih and George Raft la terrific Picture-Box Office Open 6:45 pm Adults 50c Students 35c Kids 15c SPECIAL KID'S MATINEE SATURDAY Lassie in Starring Gene Raymond Rogue Cop: :309:36 pjn i Enlistees Rush in to Beat Deadline on Gl Benefits fooo come fective Jan 31 will affect hospita ization non-service connected pensions education allow- three recruiting offices which serve 1 he four main brances of the armed services are no different than most other ances (II loan assistance for the purchas of homes farms and busmes ses and housing Ml Lomond Drivo-ln Under New Management Breakfast and Lunches penp 7 a Till Midnight Ilelax and Enjoy Yourself at I i i 1 a i S': 1 ii i A r- 1 recruiting offices nation with twice the number of potential enlistees Crowding in to beat the Jan 31 deadline for many benefits and privileges Recruiting officers admitted however that January is usually a better-than-average month for enlistments because of the holidays in December I But nevertheless they said they have had many young men in inquring about the new program and a few of hem have fisted i President Eisenhower last week issued an executive order cutting off a substantiahamount of veterans' benefits granted after the outbreak of hostilities in Ko- across the CLUB Intersection of Mountain Road md Hill Field Road featuring iUD AND JERRY'S COMBO Way and Saturday DANCING NIGHTLY i MAIL ORDER i OGDEN JAYCEE'S Bex 1267 Ogden Utah I Send me sett of ticket et $6 per set Amount enclosed I Name I Address City i I i at eltc4 or "oney orders payable to Ogden Jayceei fc 1 mmmmJ DAF1CE Don Bitten Orchostra Ogden Canyon reav The benefits wit rawn to be- 1 JUST ABOUT AS AS IT COULD BE Bubbling with Drums Lsughtcr Romsnce and the Exciting Talents of Eour Academy Award Winners! Aut) Cuiioou 4uu win Simmons In BULLET IS Feature v4 Adults SOe Children 15e Box Office Open 6:45 pm MWjsm Ifc W1) K4K i I ttx iifr-1 mootoimne Show NIGHT -S -S Ml I -9090 SATURDAY II 1 kl(X i Canyon Den Bitten Orchestra iSTEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS For Reservations Ph 2-BB32 75c Cach 1 -Jsr- J-- A in i- i 5 4 rt i fi- 1 hh "Roman Academy Award winner as the chauffeur's daughter 1 "Stalag 17 Academy Award winner as the playboy I I' 'The African Academy Award winner jy as the v) I 1- 'y I i i'r v' 1 -'t PETER GRAVES -JEAN PARKER Original Story nd Screwplii ky STIDCf Produced bj EH! GLCSTESI A LEONARD GOLDSTEIN PRODUCTION Rem UNITED ARTISTS HEY KIDS! 5 GIAHT KIDDIE SHOW! n- i Hr- Saturday 9:30 a Featuring 32 Ilours Of Outstanding1 Entertainment of Special Interest to svv Children Intluding TWO Groat Adven- (turo Hits Plus 1 Hour Carioons and 'Odniodios: It Produced end Directed by BILLY WILDER Academy Award tanner tcho brought you "The Loot rekend" end 17 FIRST RUN CO-HIT1 ALSO! CARTOON AND NEWS All Wev with- 35c Till 5 -i asm WALTER HAMPDEN -JOHN WILLIAMS MARTHA HYERJ0AN VOHS SOc y- 75c Eve Written for the Screen by BILLY WILDER SAMUEL TAYLOR end ERNEST LEHMAN From the play by SAMUEL TAYLOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE SYAK7S 1 Al ALSO Hurry! Ends 2 BIG FIRST-RUN HITS Tonichtl i IN MY With All Star Cast CARTOON NOVELTY NEVG Come Uj a "j1 -Bring Your friondt -f 4 Of 1 A- r- iwtla 1 im fHiLim ii.