| Show MORNTTr SITNnAV ' ' — & — ——— — - NOVEMBER - ' ' M"P""M & i —— ' — DARD-EXAMINE- RECALLED AS : v v"' : j er recalled to whom? Terrific Detonations Men who served in the World war will have sudden recollections upon seeing one of those maps Vividly etched scenes long since pushed into the back of their before brains will again flash their eyes They'll cringe again nerve-shattfrom ing detonations to which they had once inured themselves One again they will feel that terrible leaden silence which fell over the earth at eleven a m Nov 11 1918 when whistles bugles and d th voices sounded d order "Cease fir The silence that mean ing" the peace had again enveloped world And most of those veterans wi become aware of a hot wetness in their eyes or a sudden terribly hard lump in their throats as the map conjures up for them mem ories of harsh voices rough hand clasps or drawn faces terribly ac centuated by glinting eyes which had seen what no eyes should ever see voices handclasps and faces of men whom they had lov ed as only men facing death to gether for seeming endless eons of time could love Remembrance maps indeed are those framed pieces of paper 18 by 30 inches! in size and printed in "seven lovely pastel colors' Men of All Levels For they show the locations of 30947 graves wherein lie fallen buddies of those veterans They show where marble crosses are grouped in eight cemeteries over looked by stately battle and ceme monuments restfu by tery peaceful chapels flying the flag of the United States of America They show where lie rich men and poor honest men and thieves in land forever consecrated by their presence made holy by their sacrifices whether or not those sacrifices were in vain The remembrance maps ac cording to Mrs Henry F Baker past national president of Service Star Legion and member of American battle monuments commission were published to inform the public generally of what the American battle monuments com mission has done and to contribute to the benefit funds of service organizations ' especially for the education of the children or ex- service men monuments Eleven dignified have been erected and placed in the several areas where Ameri can armies operated during the ear-splitti- long-awaite- I FOUR WOMEN j V 4f' ON U S JURY 'ftf 3 THERE'S AMERICA Mrs Dorothy Rich assistant librarian points to one of the consecrated burial grounds In France which shelter American soldiers who fell In the world war Before her is a Remembrance map posted In Carnegie free library showing United States battle monuments and cemeteries in Europe where 30947 members of the A E F remained after the signing of the Armistice Nov 1L 1919 (Staff photo) Those at Brest and Gibraltar are in commemoration of the deeds of our naval forces The fountain at Tours is In honor World war of the service of supplies Shows Names of Missing The eight cemeteries are so io cated as to permit as far as pos sible burial in the region in whic the men fell Recorded on the walls of each chapel is a list of the names of those who fell in that sector and whose b o d i e On the were never recovered map are true facsimiles of the chapels and monuments placed respective relatively in their areas The battlelines are mark ed and show where the A E F entered and where It stopped when the armistice was signed Most of the points of interes are shown so one can follow the course of events from Brest where most of the troops landed to Tours and to the headquarters at Chaumont through the active areas to points in Germany where the army of occupation served long after the "cease fir ing" order had been given The commission which was re sponsible for erection of the nvon uments was headed by the man who commanded those it would honor General John J Pershing Speaking of the "work of the com war mission Josephus Daniels time secretary of the navy said "The American people owe lasting debt of gratitude to the monuments commission headed the for General digni Pershing by fied and worthy memorials to American men of valor erected near the scene where they wrote new chapters of noble courage Man Renewed As Friends Help Faith PIPELINE CREW RACESOIL FLOW Federal Trial Body SALT LAKE CITY Nov 4— (AP) — The names of 44 persons including four women for the first time m Utah history were drawn Saturday for the federal court trial jury which was instructed to ap pear here at ten a m Nov 13 Cases brought by indictments of the recent United States grand jury will be tried The four women drawn are Mrs Alf G Gunn and Mrs Mary Hal- loran Soules both of Salt Lake City Mrs Effie Dart of Spanish Fork and Anna Mertsheimer of Provo Other selected and Bingham Schneiter both of Ogden jurors Erastus eight-acr- e Point L D S ward chapel with eyes and gave thanks for the cooperative spirit of his neighbors who had just completed a bumper harvest Three weeks ago Page's son Reed Page was stricken with infantile paralysis and his father's time since then has been so taken up with service for the ill boy that he has ha'd no time to work in his fields As the harvesting season drew nearer and nearer its end it began to appear that eight acres of beets would "go to waste Then the growers' neighbors and friends under direction of A R Cook ward bishop took a hand and Saturday 80 men members of the ward with two trucks and eight teams harvested the entire' SALT LAKE CITY Nov 4— (UP) —Laying of the $5000000 pipe line from Wyoming's oil fields to Salt Lake City was nearing completion today less than three months after workmen began the job Twelve miles of pipe the last remaining before the artery reaches refineries here will be placed in the ground by November 15 officials estimated The gigantic project began late In August Oil was turned into the pipe October 23 at Laramie Wyo and is flowing steadily toward its Salt Lake City terminus Working against time contractors are expected to have the job completed before the crude oil stream reaches here — flowing at the rate of 8000 barrels a day Eight contractors were assigned to lay sections of the pipe and officials of the Utah Oil Pipeline company estimated the daily cost of crew operations and materials was between $50000 and $60000 The eight-inc- h pipe is capable of withstanding the high pressure of the oil flow which will continuously pulse through its length The pipeline enters Utah through Weber canyon and follows the Union Pacific railroad into North Salt Lake Pumping stations have been constructed at Laramie Energetic Leader Bow Medicine Wamsutter and Responsible for the placing of all to in Granger Wyoming was speed In the four maps Ogden city Mrs J G Falck herself a mem flow of the crude oil ber of the Service Star Legion and one who has cause to remem ber the white crosses in France without the prodding of the map in her patriotism Unflagging Mrs Falck served at home during the war as a four-minuspeak cr on call at any hour of the day BOISE Nov 4— (AP)— The Idaor night ho department of public assistance "May it never become neces disbursed $282293 during Septemsary for the people of the United ber 1939 to 12524 households com States to" again enter a war" said pared with $289905 distributed dur Mrs Falck "so it may never be ing the ninth month of 1938 come necessary to observe a sec Emory Afton commissioner of ond Armistice day But II ever the department reported the resuch an undesirable thing should duction was 210 per cent during take place If ever again Ameri the year can mothers must send their sons Oreat Britain has about 5000 into the brimstone of war then young theatres with a combined seating please uod may those Americans keep in mind the hal capacity of 4500000 persons lowed spots sheltering those who fell in the woria war and may they be equally worthy of commemoration under the protection of that symbol of all that is truly great and truly glorious in life the flag of the United States of tear-dimm- 438-mi- le Freight Car Yields Unidentified Body this writer 6 ays TRADE-I- Fhilco Leadership in a J 'jTT1'' o IVIiEIl STOMACH ULCERS ( $7995 j with Super Aerial System Beautiful 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The convention Nominated for the vice presidency of the association were Dr W D Vincent superintendent of Boise public schools' a former state comimissioner of education under a now defunct law and W W Christensen superintendent of schools at Idaho Falls Election will be by mailed bal lot and the successful candidate will automatically become presi dent in 1940 succeeding Elmer E Wilson of Mullan past vice presi dent who succeeded Mrs Alice Cosgrove of Pocatello Saturday Dr Vincent also was retained as Idaho director of the National Ed ucation association Wilson in presenting an outline of his commmittee's program de clared the teacher retirement pro sxam vital to education in Idaho "When we have superannuated teachers it not only means they often have nothing to look forward to but the poorhuse but that stu dents do not get the right kind of instruction" he asserted If the sales tax measure were enacted part of it would be devot ed to payment of the state s share of the pension program The new president added that reorganization was needed not only to consolidate schools but to cut out unnecessary duplications of superintendents and principals He also called for complete recodification of school laws and efficient handling of finances ' Exclusive n 11 November Bovl es Idaho Education association voted Saturday to present to the elect orate next November— for approv al or rejection under provisions of the 1933 initiative act—a 2 per cent sales tax measure that would for certain existing substitute sources of public school financing It was one of the concluding acts of the association's delegate assembly of 800 teachers who 4500 instructors in reDresent Idaho The assembly balloted also to endeavor to obtain enactment by the 1940 legislature of an adequate law and rec ommended reorganization of the public school system through con solidations and removal of the of fices of state and county superb tendents from politics Boise was chosen for the 1940 1940 No 1 Home Columbus Paper Doubles Price 3 N World's i!l!!i: 4 — (AP)— t $10 to $40 Less Than Ever Before The til ri WIi Continues Wht7e They Last Beauty—Fast Gentle Thorough Washing— Super Safety Wringer 'I - COLUMBUS O Nov 4 (UP)— The Columbus Dispatch announced Saturday that beginning Monday its daily price would be two cents The Daily Dispatch has sold for one cent since August 1931 ' Everything You Want ESTATE HEATROLA Celebrating 10 Years of llLL' i'?Ti!!Tmnn?ffTt!tfm!n!!'Mmimrn!mn'!m!inH?ftP!iMnnnnTfn!!!!i!t!: FOR YOUR OLD STOVE SPECIAL Nov BOISE jjiiiiiiiiiilSihiiiiiliMiiiilii EXTRA LARGE "1 IDAHO FALLS Nov 4— (AP)— Idaho Falls police Saturday-attempteto Identify through names in a tattered notebook the body of a man about 45 years of age found in a box car in the Union Pacific" freight yards here Coroner Fred Porter said death was probably from natural causes possibly a cancerous condition There were no marks of violence he added ed d D FOR FINANCING crop in record time And Page worry over his crop lifted from his shoulders turned HOOPER Nov 4 — Hooper again to his ailing son with re- Daughters of Pioneers held a dedinewed faith in his fellow men catory service Sunday marking Mrs completion of their cabins Effie Fowler Camp U captain and Wadsworth Camp V M'COY TO MAKE NEW Mrs Sarah captain directed the exercises atAmong Ogden visitors who were President Horace tended BID FOR FREEDOM Garner Mr and Mrs Thomas Budge and Mrs Rachel Jensen 200 were present About SALT LAKE CITY Nov 4— The cabins erected on the public (AP)— Among for applications cost the camps about $300 clemency to be placed before the park state board of pardons at its next meeting Nov 20 will be one of CHURCH ATTENDANCE Robert H McCoy convicted murderer who recently was returned to the penitentiary for parole vio- BALKS TERM IN JAIL lation McCoy seeks termination of his sentence He has served nearly 13 DETROIT Nov 4 (UP)— Walter years for the murder of A Roy Tanski most likely will be in Heath Salt Lake City business church Sunday and for the next man in 1924 He was paroled four Sundays as well March 13 1938 but was arrested Admitting sale of two bottles of six months later at Sapulpa Okla beer before legal hours on Sunday on a charge of carrying a conceal- at his grocery Tanski escaped ed weapon and was returned here court action by promising to attend as & parole violator church for five consecutive weeks Public Aid Costs Sliced In Idaho include America" To which Robert 'Amen" In Wyoming Crude Starts On WEST POINT Nov 4— Eugene Long Journey to Salt Page Saturday afternoon surveyed Lake City his beet field near West te Quartet Is First of Utah Women Impaneled On ' teacher-retireme- er ng war-grate- J 1 SMILEY Staff In the Ogden headquarters of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Ogden high school and the Carnegie free library one may see maps of Europe upon which are superimposed pictures of stately structures of striking and beautiful design In the lower right - hand corner the words "Remembrance Map" may be seen What does that mean? What memories should be Standard-Examin- ZTZl ii Starts Monday — Measure To Be Presented In 1940 Under State Initiative Act Battle Monuments Body Publishes Pictorial Map of Markers F L'rLTTJll ASK SALES TAX I CHARTSIIOIVN By W R IDAHO TEACHERS Map Locates Graves of Fallen Doughboys WAR BUDDIES o THE OGDEN STAN 1939 5 I K i I i |
