| Show 1 4 THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Mild Weather Helps Boost Idaho Voting BOISE (UP) — ho oters UTAH TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 6 1958 i LAKE CITY CAP) — Protest t nEAms cKr-ia chi r mom! ws in Silt I kcV encd v :h a cut in pro t prV i ’ r -- A1 d! c Mmeay mh ‘ciu’ers r“ H Lake Mmucrml Asm m’ r v j cmeatne e: to iricmmo i matte poips e ta tins effect Is S pt M Lrn Ecn-ic- n City hr: rr the Sid b13kr' scuo’s a: Id be -- L! - c‘ 4SLT sl-lj- trooped to the todv to e:t ballots for candidates a- - I i?jcs of ther choce and tlccLcm cffi- cials said thoj expect e I t lie tu:n-out to equal or tip the iccerd-276 231 bieakirg balEts crU n i C’-:r- Bureau sml t:m-- 1 Many county clcuks sv ! otcr of absentee ballots to tnnal amendments k' Tth! ESenhJr I i ‘iv uiuiie mast and jun: and will have an irerca feet on the woua ‘crcn et” Wont comment on Corp rnae hs arrnal here 3‘ k to-wo- rk ri mea-- s b ' V v ill I rf way ft Su rcr at fi i PA o -- 1 LP S d gm c pn pn' t rr U"‘‘V ergarh-a- t States growers an cf in the Ti ? t Vh--r v i 1 t ' - vii uaa saiu that there's plenty of need far' men ' coeld put the finishing the leoture will be open to the C£ the louch” m he inside of the without admiscn charge fan PuTbIiC farm SeL?M“!h“Ei Dr Murdock’s subiect will came yester nel be r day from P V Kepner Buf the gate wouldn’t dnsG “Some European Attitudes To-of the Federal E:- - completely The Reclamation Eu- $n tension Service and James E reau Dr' xfN u will said Monday it is summon- L°k Kraus dean of the college of ag- - ing a EngLsh dnmg team from catpe ta department Lrst annual nculture at the opening of the look banquet in the Xcw- into the trouble house Hotel umversity s week-lonextension — 1 ' O ' £ a l't t T e "i r 'i 7 'r — pre-- m t ‘i t ! : t fl-'i£- tt J r 4 e h 3 ’ ’ n 1 ' c cl : : r " -- i i tt k’ T e n Si© p ! Lob-orctor- P i T'V i t Denture R e p a r AH VCls C JAHKHJ3 1 A Loth ' t urn p i A k f- I V A nr kz 'a P rt fc t 1 irf - 1 CO bf frn xi IJS3 t kpm -- v A p si© rit :’l cf the T ih g r Nt: smrl rnrt U)r :r wil s Offer Get-Acquainf- ed : p - ‘ ’l hi rtnrt prcgirro V- -- kt a m 3000 TO r OR GOVf Wednesday Nov 7 PLASTIC WALL TILE fllmil 500 to a Customer cf These Prices NO DEALERS PLEASE! n0 12-BEAU- COLORS-- 12 TIFUL Perfect Merchandise ONLY each - No Phone Orders Cash and Carry a czt fiwip(r t t S?v°eRrngs ll-Zbo-- Jl n'f Uwr Lurtl Grtt Hfrrsnf 2447 Kiesel Ave g —1 SAN FRANCISCO Cne (UP) — cattle claimed attention of the judges to- - Aberdeen-Angu- s day at the Grand National Lhe-woulstock Exposition Horse Show and Rodeo Mere than 150 members of the Pacific Coast Aberdeen-whic- h Angus Association were expected to be on hand as the pnzecattle Paraded before the judges They gather tonight at a dinner meeting to be presided over by Harold Rankin cf Hermiston Ore d C0RPm 3’lL W “ COMING Cowboy Winners SAN TRANCISCO (AP)— Cowboys from three states shared first places last night in the rodeo at the Grand National Livestock ShowThe winners were Bareback krone riding Bill Paterson Hayward Calif wild calf roping Lamar Ilinnant Alice Tex 15 3 seconds saddle bronc Deb Copenhaer riding Post Falls Idaho steer wrestling John Jones Fresno 4 5 seconds bull riding Harry Tompkins Dublin Tex - Jet Pilot Dies Ls t yi jwya y’x' a i - f VICTORVILLE Calif (AP) jet fighter crashed yesterday and its pilot fell to his death on the desert his parachute unopened Air Force officials said 1H Lt James R Lindsay HI of Pottstown Pa apparently ejected himself from the cockpit at too low an altitude for his chute to open A J7 O O' : in ‘ i v ' i t& ' j T I t A’””" ' - " ff ‘ ts " t fcf - v 1 i w r - i 1 yr i 1 1 j iSiil L I i 1 ! 1 ! 1 i j T'T"rTTrrrTrT 1 i sikr iX aA A i 1 5te L- - - ! ryi lI Completely t — : I BURLEY Idaho (AP) — Plans were under way today for operation of a two year pmate lee at near bv Albion if the Legislature will permit use of the buildings cf Southern Idaho College of Education Directors of Magic Valley Christian College said y sf erhay they were drawing up by a w s and a consti- r f”zmtlf f ‘ yWh College at Albion? y Hf ' Cloverleaf has bG6n ©lected by you as Utah s favoiite milk for moro than 50 years 1 tution o 33 Lightning Fires TWIN FALLS (AP) — Fire Control Officer Maurice Fickes reports the Forest Setwce extinguished an abov crage 37 fires in the recent fire season m the Sawtooth National Forest says four were caused In and o3 b lightning ( areles smokers accounted for three of an‘causfri tires and an untended campfire the fourth It will be 1463 days before you have the prl TO e-- a You cast your vote for Cloverleaf ilepe of oting again for President and Go ernor— but you do “vote” practically every day for the mill mark your ballot like this you want Personality Extra Richness Fresh Daily Nature! 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I! -- Lrrr A r r t's ZrZA perte imperta-r- e BUMt is an rcr D rri-y Africa cr to tic '‘C u1 lat week it would purchase rone 124 tfit rl- lion of hne nVen ourt- -l 1 tr - to go Cither 1 i Vi r 1 Annual W arc! Bazaar In 5 ’ a 1 l f c 1 t Relief Society Plans -- E ffc HI ? t i ff c f t’ t: rifl Ah-- ‘ 1 n ? : ' ! s: nmourcf mmt late - it t F f B 1 o r-- - I c A :i r 1 s t: 1 ' -- rns I V 1 :r: that tl t h : wartirr United States Thu plus PALISADES IJaho (AP) Like anj one eLe who has' leaky! SALT LAKE CITY Utahn's invucu to hcgr anotld Ilar-n?!? plumbing the engineers iai1' vard lecturer and author present sades faced a sexin3 preb- - the 193G traditional Ida lem spterrtav The can’t turn Kappa lecture Nov 17 on Beta the j the water off Unn ersity ef Utah campus ' But the leak at Palimdes 1st Dr- Kenneth Ballard Murdock more than a LEV diiP- Tho 'a- - Professor of English literature at Harvard will dcluer the lecture throUgh thc dam at 8 15 p ni in the Orscn Spencer Umnrl at 50 to 60 cubic feet HaTU aucLtoriu second announcing Dr Murdock’s a pii blcCKCc! Dam Gate Leak- s- Harvard Prof A Mere 60 Cubic To Dslivsr Feet Per Second y ecure n c t -: ai-'aj- the fectcd ’ A tjj : t c-- “a- - I IidS ti i r f fr t' —o r : I seen1 d the Jamcs Tcnsmcn cf SD rrcMet CrE X"Q rnr-- d “V ccl Is c : - j ff un deputy-administrato- i T: t r -- i tt r f I 1 I 145' n WOa 18814 Political writers predict he'll win Nevada again but net by as big a margin Democratic Sen Alan Bible and Republican Clifton Rep Young wound up their fight for the Senate seat with television appearances Young’s bid for the Senate left the state’s only House seat vacant It will be filled either bv Republican Richard Horton cf Reno or Congress’ man Walter Baring also of Reno One ballot proposal if passed repeal the contro ersial law which forbids unions to bargain for contracts would make union mem- condition of employ- bership ment Number 2 would change the state constitution to specific- filly give them that right The right law has sur- vived two previous ballot tests being enacted as an initiative in 1952 and retained in 1S54 There has been little said igainst retention cf the 2 per cent sales tax Those favoring it have waged a hard and expensive campaign to keep the tax which brought the state $3 000000 in its first year of operation right-to-wor- m r:Cvr:ur g 1 ’ T” to rff h i - r n f (AP)- - A terdoj to prepare fer the XV'MCh n'Justr5’ 5pok 'r'3n ual eery crt:n tircrriv and inernraonil crimes h- - cate high oter interest xn"p election r t Voc on pn-- I Duo are one L °J S Sernnr o members of Congress and four presidential nn7L°rmA'h VU Silcct tIn r3‘ ce presi- dent oteis aho wll pas jud-- - RENO (AP) — Nevadans will vote in record numbers today for Sen2te and the House and whether they want to keep the 'Tnght-to-Wcrlaw and the new 2 per cent sales tax Secretary of State John Koontz predicts the state’s 120984 voters wHI £0 to the polls Four v earS state s vote was a record 84 183 rresidrrt ir " C n t r i c r r' - ’ Tl -- 5i I r f Tl ’ a r r a rs Claims War Crisis Will Increase Demand for Wool SALT LAKE CITY apparently Ii a y q been high in thi m emmuts S me of them added that they alrcaly had recoiled impact lentecl num-bei- s Record Nevada Vote Seen Ike Favored S a - ? registrations REGIONAL ROUNDUP t s 1 crts Il cL-- c Dallas Ilart University cf Nebraska freshman poses with favorite mount after she was named Miss Rodeo America in Chicago 1 V a i ’ V m an ch ‘o ha e lecn srmg at I n11'1 5 ocrrnriticrs cn an B rd no corremn be mg imtJ to c! tvJr N jCii 'rrv r 3L'A3 t3 'Prcir for the sire rg date- — ’ci thit the chmr i aHcrJarce st Sunday oemrg t0Ck:p icc-’i- n t'lcjr own chuicro sc to scat I - p-- ment fYm s ’ t ' 1" T erf c’s limn lmc'ficatrcn r — (A?) tens r h F ::r c’ : : -- peratures should be emcmi that oters wouM rnt be curbed from a tnp to the pells EQUESTRIENNE SEAT 1 1952 BEAUTEOUS ar: trf -- 1 - ’ -- -- 4 i- d eeiday that cap sell L are mg tbre Idc Ihe Weather Ike Magnuson Favored In Washington Races if r CLAIM SL HIGH SCHOOL SINGERS 'FORCED' TO PERFORM AT SERVICES v “400” MILK Pontiac Co S - A- t Ogden Utah k CLOV RLEAF DAIRY A Half Ccn tiny RV r t n nfor Qalty ( |
