Show 4B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- Brisk Races R OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 1 1956 Won' Void Brownies Permit: FaceHopefuls in Box Elder BRIGHAM CITY — With the filing deadline for both Republi- cans and Democrats over a lively race for offices within the county appears to be shaping up Contents to be decided in Coun-- j tv Conventions will ee four Re-- ! publicans viemg for the 4 year countv commission post and three in the battle on the Democratic ticket for 2 v ear county commis-- : ! i Democrat aspirants for 2 year commissioner include George H Davis incumbent Garland J Erie Compton Elwood and J Leo Cottaro For Brigham Citv ear commiscioror two Alan Evcrard entered W er A HEAVILY LADEN grain truck rolls westward from Tremonton over improved U rS7 Highway SOS The ight Hoop- undei going improvement work aimed to highway make it better able to handle heavy traffic r-- I Seeking the state senator post is Harold B Felt Brigham City and would be representatives are A W Owens Cormne First District A J Tavlnr Bear River n Citv and Paul Fonnesbeck Second District Republicans will decide among Broader Better Road Greets U S 30 Users Tre-ronntn- Tremmtnn H'lruakrr Israel C Bear River Jensen Ephraim Cits Robert J Potter incum- ants will he among the roy altv for the Bov Elder County Fair e Golden Spike Rodeo and uhodiriel f"r Aug 23 24 and 25 at the county fair grounds in Ire monton TREMONTON — Work is well on v lrienng and improving and Frnet E bent Garland Hignwpv 30S west of here Hansen Bngham Citv for 4 v ear according to local nfiiciaK countv commissioner Ihe i b has included w nb r rg The 2 ear commission povf is being sought bv Ferris H Allen of the rnad surface ard right Tremonton and F Leland Seel rr and elimination of Citv Brigham of grades to permit maxi( harles ( lav haught Brigham cutting mum speed vith safety anti Klenn Kerr TremonCity further work contemplated ton are candidate' for state sen- ator In the race for representa- - will make the h ghaay one of the tiv e in the State Legislature are best in the sta‘e and v ell able to Ross C Bowen and L D Wilde carry the heavy lop I of traffic it both of Brigham Citv District candidates and Laurence now carries It is now the principal route G Whitney and Theo Richards into the state frv m the Pacific 2 of Tremonton District both Northw est a inn: U S v rf-w- a HIGHWAY TROPHY HUNTSVILLE — Two Hunts- ville boys Gregg Ilarrcp 9 son of Mr and Mrs Blaire Harrop Daniel Shupe 10 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Shupe killed a 36 inch rattlesnake here recent- - bn t "W Heads Visit button Boy Scout Troop 30 returned Puce suffered three ribs and bruises Mrs Puce severe shod suffered hrm-e- s and a broken shoulder An ambulance hrmiht the couple to the Valley H pital at Tremonton Cause of the accident recording to State Trooper William Sackett wac that the load shifted as Mr Priep apphed the hral-e?s he began to make the turn m Mr resentatives Chem cal Corporation were in Brmham City Mnrday cheeking dPai1 preparatory to building thPir rew plant 18 inilP west of here according to Walter G Mann local attorney for the v West Weber Ward Plans Special Primary Service com-Kennct- h Elkton Md be will who m charge cf the yy Kcllev who will Pham pant be the engineer m charge of penments and Brvce Wilhite chief engineer visited the site and marked out the test area According to Mr Mann Ashton and Evans Salt Lake Citv architects ae working on the plans for the plant At the present time a second well is being drdled at the site and a third well will be started John Iligginson ex-ur- n operator and ticket agent and has been manager of the ticket office m Evanston for several y ears List He married Mildred Croshv in Denver on Aug 5 1939 and they came to Evanston in 1940 and GARLAND— More than 50 Box have resided here since that Elder Countv beauties have en- time Mr Mitchell was honored rerolled as candidates for the q u ro contest whch will he part of the cently by members of the Order annual "Wheat and Bet Dave ot Railroad Telegraphers of the colebtation here Aug 17 and 18 Rawlins Etanston district at a according to Mis Ellery Hall dinner party at the Joih Roger Inn queen contest chairman At an afternoon meeting of The que°n contest will he held Union Pacific Railroad Engine-nm8 Mrs Hall said Aug Mr Mitchell was further The Garland Lie department is m chrrge of the parade and honored receiving a complete entiles are corning in japidh ac- Lshsrg outfit cording to dcpaitmcnt members Entries in the “Little Princess con'cst miut be m by Monday according to Mis David Kraus contest chairman Talent show s are h( ir g ar: ar ged PRICE (UP)— M re than TOO for both nights of the celebration fire fighters most of them from Stanley Farnswotth Salt Lake the stateN volunteer fire departwill he master of ments will meet here tomorrow City for the second night during the annual Utah State James "Whife is general chair- firemen's convention man and Clam AichibaL! pubPnce Fne Chief Chester Mills Hie two chairman for oho day is in charge of the convenlicity festival tion said pr hminary registra-in lists jnd catod a record attendance at the meet Tnc tvo-dameet wdl include a parade an i banquet In addi-Lofiremen v ill study new fire $1 600 in figntng techeiq ies and apparaBRIGHAM Cl IV — A two car tus ?rd elcc new officers collision at the intersection of All bus ness sessions of the 5th V est and 5th South Streets meet v ril be held m the Price here Monday at 3 30 pm Mumetal Bldg aged two late model cars a total of Sl 600 according to Brigham City police officer Byron May SOU h Utnn DrOUghl who investigated By UNITED PRESS Mav suid a car driven hv HowA joint federal state report 45 Salt Lake ard L Timp-oD day lorcaM an “alarming” vv as headed north on 5th City of shortage irrigation water wi1! West Street and had just m exist southern Utah through the intersection when a car tne fall harvest Reservoir supdriven bv Aguilera Luna Martin are exlow or plies extremedy 33 Texas traveling east on 5th in-hausted of number counties South Street collided with the the report said and stream flow Timpson v chicle less is than 50 per cent of normal to was cited for failure Martin in others yield right of v ay car suffered The Timp-o- n soon No definte ture has teen set and Burns Wangsgard for ground breaking Mr Mann W said Mr ml Mrs Reed Hancock Individual awards were given and children Douglas and Chad J and Mrs Laura Hancock of West ’1 Er1’ from th? Huntsville LDS sacrament meeting Sun- Weber spent a few days vji Cali- forma lat week day - They vis ted the home of Mr Presentations were made bv Ed- snd Mrs Ray Goodfellovv of Ala- - gar Allen and Mrs Donald' Calif a daughter and srifn- - ker inlaw of Mrs Laura Hancock A special citation was to Mrs Goodfellow' had just re- - Sandra Naisbett daughtergven of Mr turned hnrnf from the hospital atjd Mrs Fred Naubett of Ogden with a baby boy ( r nv on for her 100 per cent attendance Kenneth Greenw ell son of Mr and Mrs Lewis GreenvVell has Sumdav evening the rrmirv tmg 7 per cent more for this successfully completed his pri- - Assn vjll present the services produce on July 15 this ypar than time in 1953 aceord- mary work and was gtaduafed at the ITyntsville Ward Mrs at thetn same USDA from Primary last Surdav He Abner Allen Mrs Aden ihe crop reporting was accepted into the YMMIA by sen and Mr WriLam V ond 4 ill service for Idaho Val Hancock president In a report issued todav the direct the program — — — — servme said the price index to farmers Julv 15 was 252 based on the 1010 14 average compared Pldjn City Teams Win Taylor WarcJsPfants to 235 a year ago It compared Awards Enter Playoff Reunion at Resort with 243 only a month earlier Largest single contributing facT YLOR — The arjvhal Th Two trophies r from the Farr VoM EDS Stake IDS V ard party will helm'd at te r to the boost the USDA said softball tournament went to the Crystal Springs’ near HonevvJV was the S4 15 per hundredweight for soucls on July 15 On the same teams from Tlam Citv Both the tomoriow ' date A and B team took cups and will in JQ55 thev were 88 cents Vein it r m- wll Inel ide fY per hundredweight and on June n go on to more competition plav- - m eg ska'mg 1) of tr is vear they averaged $2 ing the Malad teams at Brigham under 14 who xhwdr bring tue USDA also said wheat was Citv fih rig polos D nnrr "jll ho dowThe "own 6 r cents a hushed at On Fridav the P team will plav served smorcashm d sfGo it 7 70 for an B the Malad average of SI 70 Bar-S(earn in Brigham pm Even one s requosrd to v a' up 2 cents to 89 cents and at 7 30 p m on Saturdav the hr ng food of Hs on chn s r" h d p n?'t remained steady at 67 A team will play Malad also at P p and jee " ’l be' v'cents " cfan Brigham avaiLhle beans registered a 20 per cent increase while hay was charge a ’ -- j mid-Ju’- v o ?v caging n 17 90 a ton a 1 drop of Livestock and lvp'tock products prices were down about 6 per cent below the June 15 level The report said small increases Davis mnn trf County Fair” contest have according Bwintfui V uhn r?Y i 'annr enlsted Who in mnlhaf Prices ef hogs Iambs and chick-announce- J‘" erx i £ml !pan ( d a had lhp PrpMest effect and HoriU "vEen on Llnibs the index At $20 per hundred- ’ Kay v die who enlisted in weight the average price was the U N Navy down $4 20 from June 15 Hcnrv Ferris and Law- in another rtpori the twda $1 090 damages and the Martin To be a contestant a girl must w George 1 Wrficld an unmatod 2434 Onn chick- - vehicle was damaged $CG0 aid haf been a unnrr of a urrn u'0r “"U tLP"' ern La- - ens will be raised on contest held in any commumtv wnt Marhlr Bnnntifu! and vorni!rns this the same as m 1955 year of thp courtv Brown Ilarhold Farmington Deem Families Plan First prize to the queen will vhf) rnhted in the s Air in ' a trophv $2o m cash md y They're Already Foi ceReunion for Sunday $25 toward the purchase of a fop LAK SALT ECITY (UP) — Clcar-maFrank Annual Rovbal l PERRY — A reunion will he gown for the state contest Three I’tah judges were ref pId cnllted )n the s and third prizes are$2o eorrc held m Perrv Park for the fam-- i elected yesterday without a sincash each of T R Deem and L P llies vote gle being cast Justice F Further information iyvay be The Farmington Junmr Chvn Herri Ilenriod of the Utah Su- - Deem Sunday at 1 o’clock obtained from either Knrl Jen- - her of Commerce will install two prerne Court A special program has been Third District sen Bountiful or Kristie Thur- - cinder block incinerators at the Judge Stewart M Hanson and prepared plus games and races rear of the Farmington buLness Fourth Dmtnct Judge Maurice planned for the afternoon good West Point bui5din"s ss a fire prevention Harding were m effect elected Harvey Deem of Garland 's in TueU o n e men 0 For informaYhis - charge of the event be will candiwhen acclamation by ro Vbn project enlisted u1in Armed s mef!!0undcr the direction of Alike Lunk dates filed to oppose them by the tion interested persons in the during the pasVmonth special committee chairman Ogden area may call Mrs Ray-- ! deadline vesterdav Thev include: mord W ard -a- dvertisementWilliam W'arren Buck Clear -A- DVERTISEMENT— Duals Fa i nunsEon The winder of the counts title cll°U Approval is sought from the city on a $3000 remodeLng job at 2123 Jefferson Avc by Harry Shmncy We makt old brick homes renew fire brick — Also semble Permission has been asked of clean brick — Brick Stain Co cf the citv for a SI 000 building per4 2857 Ph (adv) mit bv Svlvester M Ileiner w ho Ogden trade-iplans a remodeLng jcb at 1422 allowarre for your Big 23rd St old refrigerator at Boyles (adv ) Knapp Shoes Ph Norm Wood-0- 3 A S2 000 city budding permt ward" 34973 Polk (adv) has been asked bv D B Johnson ren oriel the hmise cf who Surgical Garnqnti — Trusses Beth wd :t £53 27th St Komev clastic host Fitted by graduate tecmmiaii H E R jey Drugs Open 8 to 6 — 6 day s a week 2291 Vash Blvd Dial Ray’s Drive in Shoe Repair New’ (adv ) management 344 Wash (adv i n Applying for a $700 city buiM- Puppies — Fed Siamese kittens ing permit is Lynn Eraithvvite Beautiful parakeets ti epical and — ——— gold fish and baby turtles Tay lor Pet A Seed Co 2318 V ash (adv ) Applying for City approval on a $700 job ef putting abestes on his home at 1360 22nd St is J- Fj Mandalay SALT LAKE CITY CPi — A tiurles Steen Mcab Utah New idea in residential swim man urn millicraire says he doc's Pools Nothing down 5 years to (adv ) r t know anv thirg about a re- - F3’- - Rhone 8 11 p rted dscmery cf copper m an Dunntile for septic tanks 13c Arizona nnre in which he h Jds ft Ph 3 2705 udv) an interest Application has been made to Steen in a statement y ester- - the city for permission to apply denied the report which $1500 worth cf brick sidmg to day his home at 2938 Wall Ave by quoted John Bib Saffcrd Ariz Eddie Stevens president cf the Tuab Mining Co of Graham County Anz Decorating Advisors — Wall-paper- s Fuller paints delivery Steen's statement added that Ken KrauhS 2C93 Lincoln Ave Rib submitted his resignation as (adv ) Tuab president and Steen ac-- 1 Redecorate your home — Wall-pape- r cepted it in a telephone convcr-sale 9 to 49 cents per sation today roll single Reg 49 cents to $3 Bb was quoted as saying Tuab Cragurs 327 24th (adv) drilling eperatior3 in Graham City- approval is asked by’ Ellis C minty s Lane Star District had W Swanson on a $1500 project diwiowd reserves estimated in cf applying siding to his home at excess of 50 million tons of 3 per 933 7th St cent copper ore Distinctive and original cheer- Stcen said only one hole had fu friendly Figurines by Flor-bee- n drilled on claims on which cnee produced m colors with has an option and this hole $afat gold See them at Orpheum (adv-S“op 2518 Wash showed something like an aver-Lobb- y Steen Denies Copper Find Si-p- ng - -- i im- 22-Tu- ab ) 17 Jewel Watches as low as age cf 0 17 per cent copper He recommended1®®®’ guaranteed timekeepers said a geologist that Tuab drop its opaon on Bennetts Jewelry ’ Eccles Bldg (adv) these claims Agden “Red” Publication in Steen added that Tuab has the City Court was awarded a some patented mining claims judgment of $100 on a contract which it hopes to explore On the against Kenny Mayne of the Kenbasis of incomplete and older ny Mavne’s Smokery' drilling record" he said these H price — Good selection of claims are expected to have some summer jowelrvT” Marks Jew elrT kind ef deposit of low grade cop- - 2454 Wash Blvd (adv) per ore Boy Leaves Home to buy his mother a loaf of Wonder Bread He knows w hat to Uok for It’s the fresh bread with the red vellow and blue balloons cn the per Immigration Shows Spurt WASHINGTON (AP) — More immigrants were admitted to the United States in the first six months of 1956 than in am other similar period since 1929 the Im- migration Service said today Commissioner Joseph M Swing of the Immigration and Naturalization Service said the number admitted in each of the six months averaged about 26 500 In a report to Atty Gen Brownell Swing satd about 33 009 of those admitted came in under the provisions cf the Refugees Relief Act report said a total of 109- 000 persons — out of tho 209 000 authorized by the act— had been admitted b June 30 Wildcat Strike on AT AEG Station 9 Projects Hit wrapper (adv) In the City Court a judgment ' of $23874 on a promissory note IDAHO FALLS (AP) — Some was awarded to the Beneficial 175 workers walked off the job Finance Co of Ogden against Merriay at the Atomic Energy bert and Vaughan Purser ommission s eastern Idaho Test trapped in Cellophane That’s station A union official in Po- right catello said his group hadn’t au- bakerv-fres- Hostess Twjnkies are kpt with a clean w rap- thorized a strike The walkout affected nine Pn” of cellophane But try them thev have a smooth constiuction projects at the test JRoeself crearr-cfilling (adv) site shutting dow n five of them r and hampering operations at t h e Lofn Beneficial Industnli iel! in the City Court was Corp The strike reportedly resulted awarded a judgment of $184 03 on from reports that the Newport a note asaint Marjorie E Fox News Shipbuilding and Dry dock Co planned to import several hundred workers of an mdepond-operativSAFETY ent union But denied the from the Red Cross and said there were no report plans for importing workers The walkout yesterday followed conferences Monday between the News firm Western ‘Steel Erectors Inc Arrington Construction Co and Westing- house Electric Corp —on one side — and the Pocatello Building and Construction Trades Council on Del-Th- e n Swing also reported a decline in illegal crossings of the Mexican border ‘ Expect Freight Rate Drop for Turkeys TREMONTON — R L McDonough traffic manager for the Utah Poultry and Farmers Co-- 1 said todav that Utah turkey growers would - benefit from lower freight rates which will go into effect m-tnear he future n d (adv) j y en-teie- Rod i The reduced freight i ate w ill provide better than a 34 cent duction per hundred weight and will mean savings m shipping costs to turkey growers of well over S125 000 HINTS e othr-r-sourc-es i Radar for Weathermen n eclmcVm bY pounds of steam pressure hour Firemen Open Annual Meet Damages Set at Crash 3713 Riverdale 1 which nceuried Companv officials said three men waiting in a crntrol room for the boiler to start would have met instant death if the h viler had exploded on its north side instead of the south The boiler produces 17500 n fi-h- in and fire trol before firemen arrived Nn estimate of damage wds mediately available ceie-monie- s -- s at 9 20 am ripped the main steam boiler apart and started a fire which vs as brought under con- ‘ m- $3 The explosion n - Tn-g- morning in an expl at the plant as agent Queen Candidate Booms for Garland Festival Do-ma- I n -- pany 4-I- hiol-e- EVANSTON Myo J E (Mrith) Mitchell of Evanston Union Pacific Railroad employe for tno past 45 years has retired He will continue to reside in Evanston and plans to spend a large part of his time in fishing Mr Mitchell was born in Oscar Ky Julv 18 1891 He attended schools Kentuckv and in s Missouri and was graduated at the Springfield Business College the road He in Springfield Mn in 1911 s a had two month ibsoquently Elder Crurty g tU Any training course m clerical work 4 5 and 6 years dd are cl'gih1?1 to parlicipat" in the ‘ Little Prin- for the LTnion Pacific Railroad cess’’ contest to be held Saturnav Company He began his work for the railat 4 p m in the Tremonton First at Devils Slide Utah on road LDS Ward Recreation Hall 22 Julv The princess and hnr attend- - and v as 1911 as station helper promoted to operator on Januaiy 4 1912 He has worked CITY — Three rep- of Thiokol the BRIGHAM from a three-dahiking trip in The boys were walking along Middle Fork Canyon recently the Huntsville high wav when they Patricipating in the outing spotted the rattler The younger wore RorMrl Hunt Robert Doxev LeRoy Lund Louis Buhr- ley David New ey Richard Shupe Bronson Hans Van Err kum and Clark Wangsgard ? scoutmasters and leaders on the trip w ere Jacob Van Beck- V ells Leland Richardson WEST WEBER — The Primary oker and Del win Richardson birthday program will be pre- sented during the evening servThe nine I clubs here are ices Sundavst 7 30 m the West attending a camp at Monte Weber LDS Ward chapel Cristo They will return home The service will be conducted Saturday' by the Primary officers and teachLeaders with their ers of the ward with Primary are Mrs Dale Newev groups &M rs children and adults taking part Jack N’ewey Mrs Leland MontUna C Greenw ell president of gomery Mrs Worlton Wood the Primary Assn will be m Mrs Clair Lund Carlyle n ! miles east of Bear River City to Van Karr pens New Maple Shop I Employes Unhurt In Explosion at Rail Worker Ends Woods Cross Plant WOODS CROSS (UP) — Thir-45 Year Service five employes of the Sau Suit Wtx Co plant jn In Evanston Area narrow escaped n juryrL C:oss this d Sto-med- van-m- s parade divumns including commeicial school and tiViC ch uch floats and miniature entries New Plant holding a club with which they killed the snake A count proved that the rep-antile had eight rattlers and one -- regulations of the “Mus Prmcs will he given in the i as m Com me rce Furniture Store now open featuring the latest in living room dmrg and bedroom furniture Lamps pictures and wall shelves Drive out Ju-tic- ’ parade Ihe parade is being xpon soied by the Junior Chamber of First Huntsville Boys Kill Yard-Lon- g Rattlesnake Exclusive Maple -- Don Redfield local businessmen and member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce v ill again head the Box Elder County I air 1 1 SNAKE HUNTERS — Gregg Harrop left and Daniel Shupe Hunts’ ill e boys hold up a large lattler they killed recently on an Ortcn Valley roadnde Free delivery ten tee on all prescriptions phone 3 8436 Prescription Center 360 24th (adv) n 4 have Roche and E Emery who is remodeling at the 1171 24th St home of May Basil WASHINGTON (UP) -e Court Hu Black indicated today Jbe wilt not block a Federal Power Commission license for Brownlee Dam m Hells Canyon if the Idaho Power Co agrees not to make any claim against the government tor possible losses m constructing it He asked attorneys f such an order At the same time I vat k continued frir two week' ansapphea-tiobv the National Hells CanAssn that he stay me FPC ' yon license for the dam Black indicated he will not grant the application if the company makes a “bond” it will not seek repayment from the govern- ment for monev spent or to be spent on the dam m event the license is revoked A smt for rev- ocation is pending m the Court of Appeals here The “Imnd ’ also would cover any cost of remoung arv part cf the dam from the Srake River site Attorneys for the rompary and the assneut or an I f r - vrrr-men- t agencies sud the ai re-men- t 'm was aGsfuctoiy to Black suggC'ted the arrangement duung a special hcrti g m h's chambers on the stav application R P Farm aMornry for the company P Id him the company ‘has no thought of fiLng a claurt’’ if :t loses the Brow nice License re me siorcr RANDOM REFERENCES I SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— The Lesworth Sams said the union Salt Lake Weather Bureau an- - had not sanctioned a strike nounced today it will incorporate the magic of radar into ris daily C Eberhardt met(forecasting eorologist in charge of the Bureau at the Salt Lake Airport said the Utah station will get one of 39 eather tracking radar units ordered by the U S Department of Commerce T This the way not to start a conflagration Waste paper Is cheap and plentiful In most households — use It to kindle a fire In an open grate not kerosene or any similar oil Ss fire but & -- Je Tri-th- 1 LAST n -- - r j G i Mat-Secon-d w- - i llslps lbs! 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