Show AND OF OXFORD HOME KUPPENHEfMER CLOTHES to shift to the G OP have In a± referendum signified sampling 9A ' THE OGDEN df legislation to their approval (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEraise the minimum wage level nf xjttu the country from the present 40 sunaay aborning nuv w dd cents This i ' cenis a has measure majority backing from Democratic Republican and independent voters alike as the one referendum tuonunuea rrom JHage One) following question (Continued from Page indicates: over wamen Weber qountjfs only public the evidence that Should the congress eWt American holder of a congressional medal supports na- November whelmingly "rj a law unitea "nnU of honor and his two aidles who participation in the marked t? He- will be mounted will In short the tions from 40 to 63 cents an hour ue commanders 01 Following Tuesday veterans try on victory — Samza mn anH iho fhlln U inai i "w wuriser Cni frtrnreieu should in no way """r n than fi5 nor tions will follow in order nour as signifying a desire by in Massed colors including the xes No Undec Die to return to isolationism Gold Star banner 'American V troll nas 66' f vuie National 26' 8 TWO— The country Ross R Voight 39 address ungion drum and trumpet coirps the 61 31 an unn-a- ble 8 Hepuoiicans known died in the Dee hospital the new congress army section made up of vet70 and Democrats icgu 24 mandate to control i) erans of all army components led p m Saturday at 70 unions 23 Independents 7 labor of head and neck injuries sufffered late strikes" and by Ed Union Pacific has SIX— Another desired reform is terminal Holloway A strong tide of sentiment band: navy sectioi headFriday night when he lost his baltor of social security to in- ed by William K Milligan: Weber extension ance and fell over a railing of an been running in that direction clude groups not- now covered by college band Marine outside stairway entrance to the many years Although both paints secthe ISSUC 10 this the act such as farmers govern- tion led by Williani Fcojrp Salvation Army home 253 Twenty-fift- h Smiley osof ment employes professional and' Disabled American eVterans led k'to extent the votespersons labor domesby P G Boam: army nivy and Police and undertakers were at- ing ilat- ion IS tic servants and l l U ItiUUi- UU1UU tn marine recruiting section: led by others ivesSuch to learn tempting Saturday night the gen extension nas me approval of aT the home town address of the dead an isii in- the minds ofseen anyder USA! Ogden j ivi Band iapi fiornjarf?e majority of voters caaet man but up to a late hour had un- eral electorate can be nign tollowed by R O voie SEVEN —The covered no clue Police Patrolman the following overwhelming election cannot i l aottanon unden arms An in tne institutes sampnus n0wever be taken as a mandate Parade Formations August Nussbaum reported UM MC'fn vi J itlt'TITllTl earlier report that the transient renoum: H e "Should he cOTgr had been living at the Milner hotel £ESh farade sections are ancto formn could not be verified the officer November pass new laws to conti oi insurance ' Public opinion nrvilo south of Twenty-sixt- h labor unions? fire asked to said shown' that public thinking Participants nine-thirit- y Yes No Undec have assemble at Police said Voight a name apnot on is yet crystalized ready for the ques22 T 66'-- ' section of government sponsored med- placing by the various tion pearing on papers in his pockets National vote 11 12 77 leaders While insurance ical the attempted to gain 'entrance to the Republicans : ti 12 average 28 60 iv tiiouner nast com Salvation Army headuqarters about Democrats iavia tV American wants to see medical of mander He eight-fiftee- n had the Independent to Ogden post jAmvets care p m Friday guaranteed everyone he 13 57 30 voters over used a stairway on the west side of talk is not certain as to whether the will give a Other survevs have found that job should be carried out radio KLO starting at ten station the building that 13 the private en by the o clock addressed tof off trance to the liv ng quarters 01 the public favors 1) calling or by private medical hospitalized government 2 proall one for strikes year or in some other veterans and to others uiiable to Major C L Duncan organizations utilities in take part due to disability or ill public Police said the transient was m hibiting strikes ness electric telephone manner a drunken condition and was told such as gas is there However overwhelmtransportation com- ing sentiment favoring by the major to leave Before the and local federal 3 a cool off perihe transient the panies could grab major for the building of hospitals aid called od before can be strike any started to slide down a railing and uu y- IVv uiruirai autnor- : II fell head first to the ground The with investication of the issues"1nies ine nation lo4) inrouguuui the is diiring waiting period men's entrance to the shelter Also the public is in favor of of labor of arbitration the rear in compulsory cated building thev introduced at the last and police have suggested that ad- disputes if labor and management legislation of to session congress mission of transients by any other cannot come to agreement by iate 5100000000 for theapproprstudy a wideis as themselves There also entrance be refused precau- and treatment of cancer to sentiment iurisoutlaw measure spread tionary EIGHT— Tuesday s election was One girl was injured felightly Offic'erNusbadrn said it was not dictional strikes and to curb no sense a criticism of oui? mil- and a football excursion for 30 in or make-wor- k 'pracknown Saturday whether an initary occupation policies abroad ' Weber college studentb brought to quest into the death would be tices bv unions nor did it mean that the voters an untimely end eaifly Saturday — THREE Universal j called military want to "bring our boys home' when the bus in whidh they were training in peacetime has the "go Germany or Japan A recent traveling to Grand Juhctiort Colo ahead" signal from the American from test of public opinion found 80 was struck by a snowiplow at Sol cent of the country opposed dicr's Summit about 20 miljes west H oi k (o Soon people With the war department re- per our troops out of of Price to pulling to unia for press ported ready k Driver and owner df versal military training law to Europe and 81 per cent opposed old Moss them from G to H bus removing Japan take the place of selective servOn NINE — Relaxing of O P A con- - manager of the Blue Cab Co Og ice which expires next March was very definitely in the den said the snovvplovJ going west public opinion surveys find the frols of voters as they cast their truck a hard object and careened minds SALT LAKE CITY Nov 9 fAP) country vote of approving by bus ballots on Nearly a month before into the side of the eajstbouhd Construction Utah's new $330 more than 000 state hospital for children with polls found the ma- caving in the side of! the vehicle A institute refer- the election jority of Americans had arrived and breaking a driveBhaft assemcrippling diseases will begin soon endum shows the following: at the conclusion that everything bly it was disclosed today in "Should the congress elected y The accident occurred aboiit Gov Herbert B Maw and the November pass a law to require except rent should be decontrolled m aj snowstorm a trustees during of board have hospital ap every physically fit young man ojf snow Abit seven incheswhich proved the plans for tfhe structure who has not served in the armed vas beand detailed specifications will be forces to take military or naval roadway Gthe The worked ing by snowplow for one year?" prepared immediately bus loaded with a Wieber college The building will be erected on training Yes No Undec crowd was headed for the a site furnished by the University National vote rooting 67 8 23 Weber-Mes- a football game and had of Utah just south of the bureau Republicans 7 67 26 a m left about of mines building Ogden 7 68 Democrats Modern: architectural features Independent Injured was Carmi Hill student who received lacerations of will be employed with construcvoters 8 66 26 I vioht n tion to be of reinforced concrete I from One T (Continued Fourteen conducted Page surveys by The exterior will be of tapestry the institute on the ne De must peacetime consicierea it another bus-anthe sludents Were brick and cast stone training issue during the past wants the new post Sen Taft R- - returned to Ogden The bps trip three years all found sentiment Ohio) previously has been talked was arranged by the FreniSti club in favor by a ratio of or of as the likely choice But Wherry WebeV male student organisation T Utah Dependent Child more did not remove himself as a pos-- FOUR — The new congress has sible candidate been given no clear mandate Aid Doubles Report Wherry left no doubt he thinks to reduce income taxes: in fact the people repudiated at the polls Early Bridge Bjepajirs SALT LAKE CITY Nov 9 AP 1 mall mainritv nf irfrc urifH last Tuesday the new deal phiutan foundation a it ine on the subject say they losophy he contends Mr Truman Promised JUy Official tax study corporation reported to- - j opinions are in favor of deiaving "reduc-da- y followed in attempting to carry SALT LAKE CITY Nov ? that an examination pf records tion of taxes until APi — Ray H Leavitit chairman some of the out the policies of the late Presishowed that the number of families public debt is paid off of the Utah road commission said dent Roosevelt Should the congress elected in receiving aid for dependent chil- ne expects coopera- - today definite plans fdr rebuilding tie aaaed utcn us more tnan doubled since November reduce income taxes in tion from the loyal opposition ' — the Tremonton-Deweyivill- e bridge J937 when the program was insti- 1947 or should this Wait until presumably the Democrats who over the Bear river will await an tuted some of national debt has who Joined Republicans in oppos- - official report from the commis-in- g In October the foundation said been paid the some Truman measures in the sion's chief bridge engineer! Maur-las- t off 2100 Utah families received such Reduce Wait Undec congress — in Republican ef- - ice Housecroft assistance Average payment per National vote 41 steel 10 49 forts to balance the budget make! A section of the family per year was $9127 7 45 48 such tax reductions as are possible truss span collapsed Ftriday under Republicans 38 12 Democrats 50 overhaul the sale of surplus prop the weight of a large truck and 41 50 9 erties and revise labor legislation trailer carrying a tracjtor Independents FIVE — In spite of the unmisVisit Zion Trip takable swing to the right politiSALT LAKE CITY Nov 9 (AP) cally which the election showed Wherry senate minority whip in The national parks service said to- the country has not swung away1 the 79th congress announced he 14366 day that persons visit Zion completely from social and eco- will Jeavp Thursday on a national park in southern Utah nomic y reform trip to Europe and California sent during October on his return to the senFor same MUTUAL voters the example report the largest number of tourists fi - who went to the polls Tuesdav ate appropriations committee of tu Utah was second with 3136 and caused control of the ho use which he is a member "No one knows where this meat is going when it is turned over to the Yugoslavs" the Russians and SGFTY th Drip : — he declared says x "If it is being used to feed armies that is just as important as if a loan were made" Wherry said his inquiry will be aimed at finding out not only what economic commitments had been Largest Auto Casualty made by this country but also in broadening his-- own knowledge of Company world conditions IVoters Demand R Mmof Parade Success jSlugging Theft j t Dies Police ARMISTICE Seek Survivors DAY ""SrmShVit — 1 - 1 coun-Dubiic- four-forty-fi- A j- beday yet undetermined and April tween November II heroes of both world wars will be jointly honored 6 (V-- when Day) J ry ve - j 1 - 1 self-employ- K- ( od d" in-TS- VVash-mgto- Pennsylvania Philadelphia stands an street on a narrow surrounded old brick building e days by signs of long-gond building is This the birthplace of American The hallowed halls Liberty still shelter the great bell which on July 4 1776 pealed out the glad tidings that henceforth America was ' to be free In that old building the Declaration of Independence was signed1 the Unrted States Constitution—and where the early sessions of Congress were held which legislative body gave emphasis to those immortal In time-mellowe- documents i 30-da- Earl Kunce y fins llistiap Halts i Student Journey -- g" j '' 23 of Bellf lower — Hirh S — nllffrilv fnnk olace in Ogden Nov b near a gravel pit southwest of the state tuberculosis sanitorium Police Capt C K Keeter said however that Kunce admitted he was on parole from a California prison but Refused to give further information) The suspect's fingerto the prints have been airmailed FBI in Washington D C and complete information as to Kunce's past record khould be known Monday Keeter) said Meanwhile Gibbs who suffered a deep gash above his eye chest and body4 injuries was released from Dee hospital but is staying in Ogden with! a relative until police question him further Capt Keeter said Gibbs Sunday will be asked to view the suspect along with several others mot connected with the incident in the police show-u- p room ninth floor of the city arid county building Gibbs' story to police is that two hitchhikers whom he picked up north of Salt Lake City pulled him from his" fmtornobile when they seared the 'sanitorium struck him in the face with a hard object then kicked hint in the chest They bound his feet and took off in his car Gibbs said and he estimated he was "out" for about two hours He managed to walk to a house on upper Twelfth and asked the occupants to summon police Kunce was connected with the case when jhe was found wanderTooele ing around! southwestern county early Thursday and the Gibbs car was found nearby where it had gone off the rbad and through a fence police said -- years have gone since Oliver Perry proudly reported "We have met the en- emy and they are ours" and Donald Mason's "Sighted submarine sank same!i Even more 125 between John Paul have not Jones' "Surrender? yet begun' the fight" and "Send us more Japs" by Wake lie years I Island Marines These historic $ t a t e m e n f s are inseparably linked together by direct continuity of loyalty and courage through the battles of the Revolution War of 1812 the AlaEl mo Gettysburg Caney Chateau1-Thierrthe Battle of the 'Bulge and victories in the Pacific Islands won by our sailcoast marines ors soldiers men and guardsmen countheir who proudly wear try's uniforms y air-servi- ce The brilliant accomplishments heroes are still Within memory of many of lij g We remember with of World War I heart-swellin- ouf Alvin Yorks ptfide a!nd S a m ue World War H I Woodfills Ifj we salute our Colin Kellys Meyer Levins John Bulkleys and Edward —- boy who fought regardless of religious backgrounds for one common purpose —to bring Freedom and Justice to ell peoples of the and world It is for these-boyall their buddies that we halt our usual activities tomorrow and reverently bow our heads in solemn recognition lor their glorious achievements O'-Har- as s - " Armistice Day will be celebrated tomorrow by many of our service men and women who have returned from the war in towns and villages throughout our land with bands playing marching and waving the Star Spangled Banner That will bring joy to many families whose boys and girls have remany cities turned And then there will also be sadness — tender remembrances of many who rest in eternal sleep with white crpsses and stars at their heads in cemeteries some far across the blue seas — those who 'will not be here for tomorrow's ceremonies State Hospital 2-t- pre-electi- Jh f I't'terson fs SaCTiltiUMll Snr tlker KlllOll 1 ac-?an- fni Honors The orchid of Weber college's eyes pretty Maurine Snarr who ?u ni5ht was crowned queen at the school's annual "Orchid ball m the ballroom of the college She was awarded a gold compact and a corsage of white orchids Participating couples were given orchids and other corsages and these decorations blending with the orchid and white color scheme of the ballroom- provided a colorful atmosphere for the queen contest Officiating at the ceremony were Melvin crowning Thayne sophomore president and Carol Spack-ma- n vice president RADIO REPAIRS Guaranteed Work Service 48-Ho- - Ft KNITl UF CO "Authorized Philco Service 2276 Wasli Blvd Ph 8689 RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Listen To CRIMES OF CARELESSNESS TODAY 1:30 PM STATION KLO on five-thirt- cov-ercMl- OP to Prok Food Shipments one-thirt- Vi 1 11 K-- -2 non-prof- j ' j 190-fo- ot ie j After 18 Months Sponsored By Ogden Association of Insurance Agents Lewis Harmon Richardof Mr and Mrs L E 521' Sixteenth Richardson re- ceivep his lonor-abl- e discharge recently at Camp aftBeale Cali er serving 18 months m the TSgt son ACME INVESTMENT CO son BLACKBURN-JONE- 2460 CO S 319-24t- BOHN INSURANCE AGENCY men and women and In mem- ory of those who gave their all in the cause of right our store will be closed all day tomorrow —Armistice Day — November If 1946 Kiescl St li 2480 Wash Blvd EUBANK INSURANCE AGENCY Eccles Blclg ' FORD'S FINANCE & INSURANCE CO 2623 Wash' Philippine islands and Japan He enlisied in the army in January 1945 and took training at C a m p Roberts Calif Pror to enlistment he was employed as a civil engineer in the Hawaiian Richardson Islands and the naval base Ridge-cres- t Calif Sgt Richardson and wife and daughter Ann are spending a few days in Ogden with their parents before going to Burlingham Calif to visit Mljrs Richardson's sister Mrs F E Geer Then they will go to Garden Calif to visit Mr Richardson's sister Mrs Leo C I Bushnell The Richkrdsons will make their home in Las Angeles GASKILL INSURANCE AGENCY-Firs- GODDARD AGENCY Sec t Bank Bldg St 4l0-24t- h NYE INSURANCEAGENCY Eccles Bldg NEFF INSURANCE AGENCY Eccles Bldg REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT REALTY INSURANCE CO - 2415 KieSel Ave STOREY INSURANCE AGENCY 2i7yKiescl Ave TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY WASATCH INS & INV AGENCY WELKER REALTY & & Eccles Bklg 2417 INSURANCE CO PATTEN INSURANCE AGENCY UTAH INS Kiesel 352-24t- BUREAU i St h Blvd 2380 Wash INVESTMENT CO FIRE COMPANIES ADJ Wah 2400 Kiesel Bldg Eccles Bldg j 14366 Park Self-Financi- I ng self-financ- ed Insurance and 19-da- B'lj Id O I : Ever tried a SOFT WATER BATH ? 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"w- 'e've keen "keeping company" witk Otl'll BULOVA for years 'aaj Itno--- AUTO: SAVE to Salt Laker S30 FINANCING 25 5 40 KAYSVILLE Nov 9- -A fine of SoO was imposed this week in the Kaysville precinct court oh Mark A Wood 22 3321 South 440 East street Salt Lake City after he admitted a charge of indecent exposure before Justice of the Peace Barnes Wendell Deputy Sheriff LeRoi Day one of the arresting officers said Wood was arrested at the Davis high school campus after a group of girls at the school had complained to a faculty member that a man of Wood's description had exhibit-'- j ed himself indecently in their pres- ence yB8WAl Auto Fire Life Etc "This Is The Ploee" BARKER BROS INS AGENCY 2636 Phone Washington 2N7594 Blvd before In honor of our living service x ur All Makes and Models Because the United Nations are now deliberating in New York — trying their best to frame Peace Treaties that will forever outlaw the scourge of war — this Armistice Day tomorrow is of deeper significance than any we have ever celebrated That the thoughts and actions of those who compose this momentous conference will be guided by all men — and the Creator-o- f all things — should be the fervent prayer jof every man woman and child living in every civilized country of the world V 1 twO-wee- i -- ltlfrLr Rulcm P Peterson first counselor in L D S Lake View stake presi- dency will be the speaker in the seven o'cloc k sacrament service at the Twelfth ward this evening cording to Bishop Bradley H Paul dinpaign Suecial music h nMnuJ fhu m MA v cLore the army he was w 1111 laimactge UeLange singing a student entering "In My Father House are Many at — — Weber college Upon Mansions" and "My Task" Mrs DeLanee Will arenmnnnv him The Maurine Snarr Gains public is'is invited to aiend The located at Twenty-sixt- h chapel and Jackson Weber Orehid Start Over his returri to civilian life Lieut Garter plans to enroll at Utah State j AgLru n m nd Mrs Elmir of Plain former Lu V f of s 2857 Van Jt'a Hmchchff Buren Ogden th and connection mhKonr nf lmiis Gibbs 34 Buhl anvw vDartrj- - u- - roflcort in Wf admit -- Lieut Norman E Carver of R F D No 2 Plain City will revert to inactive status on Dec 6 it was announced by the commanding of- ficer of Fort Georee Wriizht seD- aration hwest AAF area "eui11carver served a total ot omonths including a tpur of duty in the China-Indi- a 'v whu me an command as a pilot He isneuisjjuii author- ized to wear the air medal with one oak leaf cluster the American defense ribbon the American "bbon' the European Uh!L ribbon the Asiatic-Pacifi- c and the Victcry ribbon with I ar for the central Burma cr foh With the beating CH TvM Lt Norman E Cawer Will Don Suspetjt Denies Part jn Crime an - 0 Tomorrow may be the last Armistice day to be celebrated on November It A movement to change the-- date has been to a gathering for some time Vetera ID Congress Act Fall I WELKER Ve netian Blinds CONVENIENT CREDIT IF DESIRED — 2651 Washington Boulevard 10-DA- Y SERVICE Dial 2-76- 01 IbM i 1 SMALLEY'S ' 2479 Washington Blvd - 1 |