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Show Vr Jl f Hi 1 ; 1 v 1 i I I " : V. Beet Harvest In :OLUME 43 NUMBER 42 BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1950 High Gear This 16 PAGES Top G.O.P. Candidates Tell Box elder People Where The Stand , Services For Mrs. Week, Is Report Jenson Tomorrow ' s y , - The tonnage of beets, grown slightly larger acreage,, will this year be slightly more than last year, Christensen estimated. on a , For Representative In Congress Judge Joseph E. Nelson For Justice Of The Supreme Court Wallace F. Bennett Nelson Spark n Here Wed. Fifth Ward Stage For United States Senator . , Big Carnival Sat. of. house-to-hou- se . ' , - work-again- ?r country as a dream fulfilled claiming credit for was the allegation of Dr. and the result of lofty ideals, eston L, Jones at a G.O.P. at the G. O. P. rally, at Box Elwheon at the Idle Isle cafe, der high school Wednesday eve- it ah crats to its stop Wallace F. Bennett, GOP nominee to the U. S. senate, told a meeting of Box Elder county people here Wed fdnesday noon, who con tin- - ning. 4: America is more than towns nesday noon. As evidence of what he callof units of They took the bill of a group and cities, billions ed or the great concern, almost panic, commodities, radicals from Maryland and- produced and material alone. It in the ranks of the Dealers over (hout ever physical farthe consulting Mr. Ben Is the results of work by people the Nov. 7 outcome, tried pushing it through. a nett cited his own' observations "G to the Farm Bureau and since the creation to fulfill f if It is what is in our made on tours throughout the they have been support-- dream. and souls it is our cul- state and the almost endless the farm hearts if See program. cam procession of ?y have been representing the ture and philosophy. from in rushed means being our paigners country liners or a Socially, group of radicals," outside. masses the the from breaking away challenged. he continued, For a time, and gaining individuality, equal My opponent, Walter - K. tried to make the and universal eduDealers the opportunity 'anger, promises support of the cation, he continued. NAM a candidate or an issue in annan farm plan in Washing- Our conuntry is unique, he this election. It fell flat when I C. but here in Utah s said, in that it offers freedomas the people wouldnt be fooled. he is against it. Then they tried some ridiculous to think, speak and worship The Democrats ask silly you please, to own property and advertising about goqfus birds . j such as 'would we do to be tried by a fair court. de- and the like. These boomerang-eday with social security? Of Now theyre wheeling in In contrast Judge Nelson urse not," Jones continued, scribed Communism as a dic- their big guns from the new le Republican party deal cabinet and from always tatorial type of government that deal-fai- r been for social security and denies the right to worship: the headquarters of the C.I.O. ays will be. ot As the Dealers that leads to slavery; makes not desperation But we herds sowould work fof dispirited increases, so will the amount of people ba- - citizens but subjects. security on a sounder pressure they exert on union Now there Communism denies a moral and government workers and is nothing in the Cal he t taking he said, others under their control, Mr. security fund but a Sh- code, how amir Deal I. O. U. If an He added stand that it matters not as Bennett predicted. that he had "heard reports that company worked on the an end is achieved as long basis it would be sued for it is reached." , some of th6 Dealers were even oi md." Discussing his conception n trying to intimidate economic he said that discussing captives by telling them that deficit ' spending American courts of a case in the Dealers could find out how trial the a rs questioned: What is place pronot a voted from, the numbers on has the Fair Deal offered putting facts to issue, truth they the at ha? where but the ballots, and asserted: not been based on de- show room, and the law P This reported threat is ridiHe added that is ferreted out fending? lowest legal wage, that plied.culous, of course. The numbers a he on the ballots can not be used paid was raised from 40 for identification purposes. But E. j5 cents an hour, the worker B. Health Report In were nonetheless it might scare some Inflation has reduc-Jo- e of chickenpox cases Four people and certainly is only buying power of that 75 contracted in Box to half one step removed from the or only 37 Vi cents reported the windi- about county during comPared with the minimum of practices employed by the October 13, by ents ng Ja in last Sundays munists value when it was state department of healthy election in East Germany. laborer the though receives a minimum of 35 The GOP senate candidate more employees. Efficiency he credited the Dealers said per hour, his pur-- , or 250, tell that 200,000 apprehension to a rising ,nR Power is actually five great work as same ess the do 1 of can under 000 ttlan tide was bipartisan Indignation iein cen minimum over the strong drift toward sowage law blunno. administration ?y the inflation was brought more cialism, not be made the present administra-aone- s ders and softness toward Rusefficient and less expensive sia, and a growing realization explained. . system is in that our ,7"e Democrats ask what bud "This elecbalance our g0.en must serious jeopardy. we ilc would cut out. No, e out obi has become declared, he liquadate and 1 cut out tion, the dePart' get with the emu ut we . crusade an all-orunning ovjown would improve tions by we ir . of both parties run our as people ment thinking ciency. Jones said, It takes 450,000 to do he concluded. That too late, -- big-nam- e an-ice- 5 II : e - pass-Mve- n e" e,2fK,i. , a two-part- , people Offers To Predict i ; Journals Contents Dr. Regor of the Great, London Ghost show startled the office l Thure' staff of the day morning when he offered to predict the headlines and news contents of the front page of l for the issue the of Friday, October 20 The doctors prediction f was offered one day in advance of date of publication and as we did not know the headlines ourselves and could see no way he could possibly know what the contents of the front page would be, we promptly accepted i his - i 4 challenge. and He made the prediction sealed it in an envelope in our presence and was to send the letter to Mayor Lorenzo Bott. The letter will be opened tomorrow nij?ht on, the stage of the Roxy theater. If the audience is not satisfied with , the prediction then Dr. Regor will donate $25 to i some worthy Brigham City charity News-Journa- News-Journa- -- 1 1 - Wcard effect a change. Concluding; Mr. Bennett urged everywhere to. make certain that they and their friends and neighbors were 'registered and got out to vote. 11 . anti-Deale- , Mutual Class Tue. The special interest class of the First ward mutual will hold a special party Tuesday eve ning, October 24, with all of the adult members coming dressed in clothes. During the evening games will be played and refreshments Clara May Valentine Jenson served. . , died at her home follow' , ing a lingering illness North Stake Play Tryouts On Monday, Must Register North Box Elder stake ward speech and drama directors are reminded of the stake play try outs, to be held Monday eve ning, October 23 at 7:30 oclock at the Box Elder high school Within 5 Days Men returning from L. D. S. missions should register within five days after their arrival home, Mrs. Marilla Spencer, draft board secretary, said to seminary. ' Completes Course force base, center Of air force basic training, for airmen and women, Indoctrination sta- air i . . t . t lqOse. Grabbers' Keepers The turkeys will be : at jthe nqercy of the crowd for whomever catches one is assured; of a turkey for Thanksgiving itll . , be grabbers keepers. The turkeys, according to Keller have been purchased,; and are "awaiting impatiently cfor tireir dubious bid lor freedom : ! . .5h - r . pii 9fuf4ayi Ir'1 ;t , Imniediately following ; Jhe New Car dealers parade? and the The Orpheus chorus held Its the turkey throw-awayfirst meeting of the season at giant doors of Frams new warethe Third ward chapel, Wed house, just south of Forest street 18, with Jennie on the railroad tracks, will? be nesday, October ' open for an open-housNielsen, past president, in thrown the worlds largest filter Fram, charge. in cooperation manufacturer, Newly elected officers for the with the Box Elder Chamber of are Vella group Sackett, presi Commerce, invite air the peodent; Flora Kirkham, secretary; of Box Elder county to drop Olive Monson, librarian, and ple in and inspect ' the new build- Afton Orchard, seconds, 1 ' " I Ing. ; Grace Burt, sopranos. Good News For Kids Under the direction of And the good (news for Jail man Watkins the chorus of the kids under 15 years bid, presented many enjoyable pro is that they can go to the show grams throughout the northern either show, at the Roxy I or and southern parts of the state. the Capitol without plunking a All members hope for the same cent on the table. to success in the season follow. So that the parents will be Practices will be helJ each free to shop in the afternoon Wednesday evening at 8 oclock without hiring baby tenders, the in the Third ward chapel. Chamber of Commerce ; bought all of the tickets from both movie houses and will pass them Kiwanis Hold Regular out free to the kids. Actually, Noon Meeting Thursday all the kids have to do throughis walk The regular meeting of the out the afternoon door. the through was Brigham City Kiwanis club The shows start at 1 and 3 held Thursday noon at the Idle Isle cafe with Miss Bunnie oclock tomorrow; afternoon theaters. Reese presenting a pantomime the on with records as the feature the program. Vernal Harris, baseball coach . and assistant football and basketball coach at Box Elder high school, was a guest at the ,' 1 V "THAT THIS WORLD, UNDER GOD, SHALL HAVE A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM . . . WHEREAS the FREEDOM BELL will ring out its message of world freedom and friendship from Berlin, Germany, in the shadow of the Iron Curtain, at exactly 10:03 A. M. on this day . . . WHEREAS the National Citizens Committee for United Nations Day has designated this same time, on this same day, for bells to ring throughout the United States on behalf of peace with' freedom through the . . United Nations Mayor Lorenzo J. Bott, of Brigham City, Utah, do hereby ask that at exactly 10:03 A. M. on Tuesday, October 24, 1950, all city departments, schools, churches, plants, organizations and individuals ring whatever bells; are at their disposal for a period of five minutes, while the WORLD FREEDOM BELL rings from Berlin and is broadcast over all stations of the v major radio networks. AND I do further respectfully urge prayerful dedication on the part of all Brigham City citizens to the Cause of world peace and freedom. , ' turkeys Orpheus Chorus . ' f Democratic Ladies To Hold Tea Thurs. ; i. f i i ;i: : ' r - . , . tion for prior service reenllstees, and home, of A'Fs officer candidate school. His basic training has prepared him for entrance into air f0rce technical training and for assignment in specialized work. The course . included a scientific evaluation of his aptitude and inclination for following a particular vocation and career. PROCLAMATION display, to be exhibited immediately following the leadership meeting, will include a demonstration on leathercraft by Mrs! Ray Jones; plastics by Mrs. John Bate; ceremios by Mrs. L H.' Poulsen ; textile painting by Mrs. Eugene Wright Hairpin lace by Mrs. Minnie Jane Welch; knitting and others by Lura' Redd; strainer disk dolls by Mary Alice Johnson. Also, there will be a display of created by paper machette, Mary Nichols and demonstra tion of. shellcraft by Minnie t Jackson. Members of the stake presidency are desirous of having a good attendance at the : $ ers of Brigham City kick-of- f their observance of National Automobile week, and the Harvest Jubilee, as well, with a parade of their ctys down Main street. Each of the nine car dealers in Brigham City will enter l at least four of their autos in the a total of at parade. That-i- s least 36 cars and there will probably be many more. Immediately following the parade, and after the people have had an opportunity to have ; a good look at all of the latest model cars, the streets Will? be blocked off and 'the Merchants committee will turn 10 huge Pvt. Albert Wayne Kimber, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kim ber, 346 south Third west, has completed his AF basic airmen indoctrination course at Lack-lan- d Air Force .Base, the gateway to the air forces. Lackland, situated near San Antonio, is the world's largest , MIA t. Parads at 11 j The days activities will begin at 11 oclock Saturday morning, when the automobile deal- Pvt. Wayne Kimber Elects Officers 'Mi1 Hundreds of the special bargains but by no means all i of them are advertised in the Box Elder Journal today. Study them to see the variety i and Joyce Moody Aubrey Thorne, stake directors, ask that the directors contact six or more of their ward members who are interested An the play , tryouts ; ; day. to the Monday, Under a new directive recent and bring them . s meeting. board the draft received ly by in others here, missionaries or similar circumstances, will1 be considered delinquent if they do not register within j five days. WHEREAS the CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM has They will lose all benefits of the draft regulations and will designated Tuesday, October 24 United Nations Day be subject for immediate draft for the dedication of the WORLD FREEDOM BELL Mrs. Spencer said the next inWHEREAS thousands of FREEDOM SCROLLS, duction date will be November which have been signed by millions of American citi13, when eight Box Elder counzens, shall on this day be enshrined with the FREEty men will be called into ; the I DOM BELL which bears the following inscription; service. , Leadership Meeting Next Saturday Eve. rallying under the Republican banners as the only means to . Party Planned By First Craft Displays To Be Featured At With a craft display as a special feature, the North Box Elder stake M. I. A. leadership meeting will be held Saturday evening, October 21, at 7:30 oclock at the Fourth ward chapel for all M. I. A. workers, it was announced today by .offi' ' cials. y , Under the direction of Mrs. Faye, Moody, the special craft '( two-third- n, d ; d es self-style- , - While labor at the factory is plentiful, the loss of labor from this area to the government plants in Ogden, if coupled with bad weather could have presented a serious problem. The farmers now, however, are over the - t . , . hump. , The sugar factory is cutting 2,000 tons of beets a day. . The run should be complete around Christmas, Christensen said. The sugars production--shoulbe about 425, 000 , one hundred pound units, enough sugar to s supply all. of the needs of of the population of Utah. About 80 percent of the sugar produced in the Intermountain area must be shipped out to find a market, Christensen said. Final Services Tomorrow day of campaigning by groups of candidates, noon, luncheon of can-latAll ward members and the and workers at the Idle Isle cafe in Brigham City and evening dinner in Tremon-- public are invited to participate was climaxed with rallies at both Box Elder and Bear River high schools in the eve- - in the. many games and concessions, the fortune telling and VIn the county were Wallace F. Bennett, candidate for th.e United States senate, run-n- g free prizes that will be given away during the carnival. A free against Senator Elbert D. Thomas ; Dr. Preston L. Jones, candidate for representa-e- , movie will .run continuously and opposing incumbent Walter K. Granger ond Joseph E. Nelson, canddate for justice a special big fish pond will the supreme court, catch the eye of the younger opposing Allan J. Crockett. generation. The Democratic are Dealers The democratic the sysExtolling congressional For the hungry carnival goer, E. Nelson, on the run in .Utah before a detem, ndidates have for Joseph Judge years foods will delicious carnival effort for termined the .of candidate Repub joint Republican the present farm por-be for sale throughout the Demo Jeffersonian our licans and described court, and now they are back in supreme socialism before A - , A big blow out carnival wilt be staged by the organizations of the Fifth ward at theWf- - for the''tsLNnve'pbr 7, general election, 'amusement-- . Saturday ' itched high hiic Wednesday when tiil of th ihliolm? state and county candidates October 21, beginning )k their ' message directly to the people of Box Elder county. at 6:30 oclock. The tehijpo Besides the hundreds of high school students in the fields there are 250 Navajo Indians and some Amerlcan-MexicanThough the students will return to school Monday, the Indians and others will stay on to complete the harvest. The sunny, dry weather makes ideal conditions for harvesting the beets with , the mechanical harvesters, Christensen said, and this year a record breaking 65 ' percent of the beets harvested so far has .been done by the ma chines. v ' ; gains. Air Force. ed. , Dr. Preston L. Jones Bargains in practically every store in Brigham City Saturday, will be the special attraction of the first 'Harvest Jubilee fat history here and will be spiced with a full day of activities for both young and old, stated Charles Keller, chairman of the Merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce, today. Brigham City merchants have been making final and special preparations for the giant sales entertainment day - in Brigham City, stocking up with quality merchandise - for genuine bar- Fair weather and the high school beet vacation has given the farmers of Box Elder county all the breaks in the beet harvest this fall, Orson Christensen, district manager for the Utah-Idah- o Sugar company, said today. j If this excellent weather holds out Friday and Saturday, the end of the week should see the harvest of 60 percent of the crop, Christensen said. During the past week an average of 8,000 tons of beets have Pvt. Albert Kimber been harvested daily. Ninety . . who recently completed thousand tons will be piled up basic indoctrination in the by the end of the week, harvest- Mrs. Clara ; May Valentine Jenson, 66, wife of Norman C. Jenson, 118 south Second east, Brigham City, died Wednesday at 1:40 a. m. at her home fol lowing a lingering illness. She was born July 5, 1894, at Brigham City, ; a daughter of August and Annie Hansen Valentine. She was reared and educated in Brigham City schools and was married to Mr. Jenson In Salt Lake City. They made their home in Brigham City where 6he had resided her entire life. She served as president of the Civic Improvement club of Brigham City, was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints where she served In Young Womens Mutual Improvement association. Survivors include her husband and two daughters: Mrs. Ruth J. Allen, Salt Lake City, and Mrs.. Lorraine Crane, Pittsburgh, Pa; her mother, Brigham and City; three grandchildren; eight brothers and sisters: Mrs. Corinne Springer, Kaysville; Mrs. Ada Miller,', .Farmington; Ray Valentine, Manhattan, Kan.; Mrs. Stella Grover, Salt Lake NamCity; Leonard Valentine, pa, Idaho; Mrs. Rea Rees,. Don Valentine,,, Mrs. Ella Reeder, all of' Brigham City. Cw ihm; Funeral services will be' conducted Saturday "at 1 p. m. ... at Brigham, City (First L. D, S. ward chapel by Bishop iRaymond Payne. Friends may call at the family home Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. and Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in Brigham City cemetery under direc tion of Harold B. 'Felt funeral home. . . i ' laA tea for the Democratic dies of this area will be held Thursday, October 26, at the home of Mrs. Carlos Burt, .It was announced today. Besides other national candidates, Senator Elbert D. Thomas will be present at the meeting as well as all of the candP dates for Box Elder county offices. " ; During the evening there will be a musical program. Everyone is invited to attend the tea, those in charge said. 204th Holds L.D.S. I ru ; 4. 4.H- IF v. Is .( The 204th Field Artillery battery had charge of the sacra-memeeting, that, was held in the chapel on thepost at Ft Lewis last Sunday evening. . LaRae Saunders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.Crapo, sang Oh My Father and one other song, accompanied by Dwight Morrell on the Hammond organ. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Morrell. . Dwight and- - Bruce Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Delos Thompson, were in charge of the program, A talk,was given by Captain .Theral Bishop of ; , Garland, V; ' i 't . . 1 Hi: |