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Small English 1 Ogden, Utah, for the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company, Pacific Fruit Express and Union Imific Railroad. I Nature of tla project will he di e expansion of the east yard oi the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company, which is jointly1 w ned lacilic and Union by uthern Pacific. When eomplet- ti, all eastl.ound freight traffic will be handled in the east yard while the present main yard will 'In- used for westbound traffic. Depot company plans call for 'the construction of 111, boo feet of new yard trackage, an overhead i - viaduct for the Bamberger Rail-- j (load, an overhead viaduct for! highway traffic at Thirty-Firs- t Street, two yard office buildings, (International) Diesel fueling station, two control towers, floodlights in both the News About Folks in tube system, radio and paging n communication facilities and CLEARFIELD track scale. Mrs. Dorothy White For Pacific Fruit Express, which Correspondent Phone 29-- J I also is jointly owned by U. P. and: construcMr. and Mrs. Eddie Nichols from S. Ik, plans call for the island-- ! of a Danville, Illinois have been house tion With a track guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clayton ty pe icing platform. will be possible' it on either side, on bio E St. this past week. to accommodate 220 refrigerator Young Eddie Jamison of Main st. cars for was ill last week with a bad sore Of the two present island-typ- e throat, but recuperated enough to icing platforms, one of 70 car- enjoy the Tth of July festivities. lengths will be retired while one A birthday picnic supper was en-- 1 otcarlengths will be kept in joyed by Community Church mem-- ! u vice. The change will increase hers in South hoik canyon last the capacity of the icing facilities week. Soft ljcill and lots to oat weio ii'OFn a csi's to '"" present enjoyed. cars. Plans for the young folk at the' In addition, PEE plans call for Community church attending the three mechanical icing machines Utah Baptist camp are under way. on the platform with which to Celebrating a birthday last Sun- - place ice into bunkers of refrigera-daArthur White enjoyed a picnic tor ears, public address system and lunch in South Fork canyon with storage facility wnth his family, then a trip over the a conveyor to move ice from the mountains to Weber Canyon where storage room to the platform, Union Pacific facilities, which a steak fry was enjoyed as a late will he constructed in the east yard, supper. k car repair yard The First ward M.I.A. have many include a fine Tuseday evening programs with auxiliary shop, office, locker underway as well as some coming room and storehouse buildings to Saturday night events. This past expedite the inspection, condition-Tuesda- y a wiener roast was the ing and repair of loaded eastbound cars. order of the evening. member of the commission when it was established in 1916, left the A S C. in 1C50 to return to private a cattle African river 150-te- 45. Otherwise 46. A . I. STRAUSS, New York fin- aucicr, lias Icon reporteily chosen b.v President Eisenhower to bo chairman of the United States 35. Duration "i LEWIS Winged Insect 44. $ C. ; 'i of cheese Shilling (abbr.) Encroach - . y"' 29. Kind 42. 43. - .. s hearing 27. Tree 34. i A"! r (, ; r Peru) continent 41. the rapidly expanding induct lializalhm of the west, appn-xi-a'elv RMmi.imio will be spent on now yard track:, and facilities at ; U Angwei 24. Lettuce 25. Organ of 33. M t ' Secure, a3 a vessel 23. Bitter vetch 31. OMAHA, Neb.- - To handle the .heavy volume ot trail 'e arbing Hum the national defense etlurt ' ';V: "to be" 27. 28. ' a carrot 26. UP's Ogden Yard Filmy Fabrics To Undergo To Head A.E.C. CROSSWORD Weakens THE OLD HOME 1 TOWN V I 01 By STANLEY 1 re-icin- g. By VERA WINSTON CHIFFON, both silk and rayon is having quite. a good time this season, for late, afternoon wear as well as for informal and formal evening clothes. Navy rayon chiffon made over its own taffeta slip is used for a dress that should see a girl nicely through any important date until early autumn. The fitted bodice is zigzag tucked down to the hipline branches out where the from its gathers. A perky collar with a cluster of ornamental daisies nestled on one shoulder are other details.. skirt SALLY'S SALLIES y Bt-t- u-- four-trac- So you're going to be a pharmaWHO is cist's mate! Well SHE? CAPITOL PAGE BOY GRADUATES GET 'SHEEPSKINS' Wanted 0 Employment For Sale Lost and Found 0 For Rent or Lease Services Offered 9 Miscellaneous All Want Ads 10c Per Line Per Issue 50c Minimum Per Issue WANT ADS ACCEPTED any time up to noon Wednesday for insertion in Thursday issue. 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Lett to right arc: Charles Pettit, llynltsviUo, ltd.; Bill Green Acres, Md.; Steve Robinson, Dcs Moines, Iowa; Laurence Locke, Elmira, New York; William Stanley, Julian Ilcrshov Pa Bruce Lloyd, Bcthcsda, Md.; Eisenhower; Jerry Iloolabar, Columbia, Ohio; Stewart! Jacksowille! Fla.; Ronnie Baxter, Jacksonville, and Tctcr Grose, Tucson, Arizona. Joseph (International Soundvhoto! |