| Show Fact-Finde- Rail Worker OPTIMIST ASKS BRIDE WjI0 California Renews Appeal Lodge Man BUTTER To Block Grain for Ligtior Dies in Ogden MAKES HAYDEN By trust March IN TIIESE UNITED STATES rs Open Metal Strike Study CARL fact-finde- w-i- n SWANSON'S CASH NEW YORK March OGDEN—Fred King 87 2300 Jefferson ave retired D&RGW locomotive engineer and an Ogden resident for 53 years died Monday at 2 a m in an Ogden hospital of causes incident to age ft born in Oakland Me He June 20 187)8 a No Of John and Sophia Poula King His early life was spent in Maine where he was educated and first became MO ciated with the railroads He be- gan his railroad work in the baggage department of the Maine Cen- 25 tral railroad and after two years became a locomotive fireman He later became locomotive engineer for the same railroad He went to California In 1881 and for two and a half years worked as engineer for a lumbering firm lie then worked at a similar job with the D & R G W railroad at Grand Junction Colo son bethe supreme court fore Justice Morris flier who made the award on the basis of a report on Davey' s financial status by Referee Joseph Weil FRANCISCO March As Home Burns before coming to Ogden in 1884 He WA engineer on the Ogden-Helpline for more than 41 years before retiring in 1928 He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers rand one of the oldest members of Weber lodge N 6 F and A M He was also a member of Ogden lodge No 2 Royal Arch Masons Ogden council No 3 Royal and Select Masters Elmonte Com mandery No 2 Knights Templar the Ogden Shrine club and A A 0 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in er Godmother Eleanor SAN farm labor in this vicinity Mr Mackenzie fond of butter noted the spread must be becoming as precious as gold during the current shortage because "the state game department officials are carrying a pound down Snake river by way of the gorge to the mayor of Lewiston Less danger of highwaymen that way apparently" Et New York Davey sportsman from whom she obtained a separation a few wcelis ago Davey did not appear at 25 Eleanor Roosevelt flew 'Bov Friend' Into San Francisco from Los AnLOUISVILLE Ky March 25 geles Monday for a brief visit dur(UP)--heart attack caused the ing which she will act as goddeath of Miss Lena Bush mother to the baby of the former e White employe of a Mayris Chaney a company whose body was House visitor 72 Freed Monday in the Sportsman cafe on Park avenue inIdaho Falls by Colin MacKenzie Idaho Falls former supervisor of emergency 11 N in butter Signed Desperate" That was the want ad posted AA' (UP)—Gloria Swanson former movie star Monday was awarded $300 a week permanent alimony from her husband WilliEs Leased Wire FALLS Ida—"Will marry any farmer's daughter who has a cow and can make IDAHO Tribune 'emoted Wire ica's peaceful intentions" In an interview he characterized this country's foreign policy as "incoherent and inconsistent" He said the nation should spend the next three to five years "by which time many foreign powers will know the secret of the atomic bomb anyway" in developing a strong world government rs bring their plant managers here to testify Robinson replied that there vcou:d be no strike that would prevent managers of Coeur d'Alene here but Najd p:arits from coming he would- make no general commitment because of what he called st lack of Cooperation by the Phelps Dodge Corp the Kenneicott Copper Corp the Anaconda the Copper Mining Corp and ReUnited States Smelting and fining Co These companies were rot represented as the hearings cpened in Amer- no way to inspire 25 (!1'- )-WASHINGTON MonVoorhis California (D) DENVER March 25 LT) — A Rep a law his for renewed appeal day board of federal to forbid liquor makers to use cpened hearings here Monday that Labor Secy Lewis Schwellenbach grain needed to feed starving Euhopes bring peace to the non- ropeans American distillers and brewers ferrous metal mining industry with ramifications in- he said in a statement are using its nation-wid- e 225000 tons of corn rye barley vry!vr7 some S000 employes rice andother cereals a month The board named by SchwellenMen while the he decla red bach with instructions to 111FI recommendations within 3() days United States is falling 100000 had as its goal the averting of tons a month short of its 1000000 f7irther strikes threatened by the ton monthly quota of grain shipInternational Union of Mine Mill ments to Europe and in southern and SmelterWorkers (C I 0) and California and other sections liveunions of 'the American Feder- stock is being slaughtered for lack a'ton of Labor metal trades COlinen of feed "It is time we put first things The C 0 union has announced strikes for March 31 at Montana first second things second and things last" Voorhis asserted properties of the Anaconda Copper lastThe first thing is grain to reno Co been but have dates :MinIng set for other threatened- walkouts lieve human hunger and the secboard spokesman said A few ond thing is grain for feeding strikes arready have been called livestock that our future food and At Monday's session 11 J Hull the solvency of our agriculture representing a group of companies mayNobe protected In the Coeur d'Alene Ida district grain should be allowed to asked flep:1 Flobinson president of be used in this crisis for other the CI 0 'union to give assuracce purposes beside these—certainly tnat ro strikes would be called none under the circumstances for during the hearing here so that liquor manufacture" companies in his district might Tribune UP)--- A Idaho Baby Dies Tribune Lewied IDAHO FALLS Ida — Theil Sherie Reid daughter of Mrs Barbara Reid was burned to death Monday afternoon in the family's one room frame home at 1660 Shelley ave in 'North Idaho Falls The child was asleep in a bed in the far or west end of the INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER Salt Lake City and vicinity: Scattered clouds and warmer Tues- Greeks Conclude Rites day and Wednesday high temperature Tuesday near 56 low Religious services Monday morning at Holy Trinity Greek OrthoWednesday morning near 35 Utah: Scattered clouds and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday dox church 2nd West and 3rd two-da- y obhigh temperatures Tuesday 55 to 65 low Wednesday 25 to 35 near 35 in "Dixie" Idaho: Cloudy with light rain in north and west portions Tuesday Nevada: Partly cloudy north ' portion Tuesday Wyoming: Partly cloudy Tues- day with scattered snow flurries over the mountains Warmer east of Continental divide Tuesday An area of high pressure mov- ing inland from the Pacific ocean replaced the low pressure system over the northern and central plateau regions Monday and by Monday evening skies were mostly clear over this section except the extreme northern plateau Some snow was reported in eastern Colo- redo and New Mexico Monday as those places were still in the edge of an eastward moving Storm Eagles' Supper To Aidrund To aid the Salt Lake chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in the memorial foundation fund drive an open meeting and buffet supper for all lodge members and their friends will be conducted Tuesday at 8:45 p in at 41 Post Office pl The fund established in honor of all Eagle service men is to provide scholarships for children of those who gave their lives fOr their country according to- - H 11 Finster local memorial foundation chairman who will explain the purposes and aims of the fund Chart Temperature M 50 "5 39 ' 58 59 96 53 46 50 41 '46 - 19 28 44 -1 38 57 40 46 31 N Albuquerglie Atlanta Gm Bismarck N D Boise Ida ts7° Mont Cheyenne crlicago Cincinnati Denver Colo a Bet7 11t : Minn Grand Junction LoganA Los lAti ngica I 61 Colo- 45 52 - -- N" 1 Fla MiamiVeg" New Orleans City tNedvent'iork Ordahorna' City Omaha Neb Phoenix Pocatello 70 b2 70 63 46 S't 60 -- rroortvl:nd 46 66 42 Reno New fitik ii'rpol"g' st 54 Wyo 46- Tex illi'lreagic'etsco 74 64 Georite ea sari Antonio 21111:: 5 48 Ore —1 St Lows St PaulMtlinea polls Sea tt le Wash Sheridan Wyn D C Vt'aphington We‘t YPHOVI Atone 418 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j clothes and started out with her :Monday Edwards Says ploring its limitless worth in in boy friend to get some spending h$ DENVER March 25—Dan Ed- duhry science and medicine is money was held Monday night 2 and accused of robbery wards presAent of district No kidnaping Ruth and the boy friend Don- International TWon of Mine Mill aid Bragg also 17 admitted aba n d Smelter Workers (C I 0) reducting pretty Mary Jane Vanported Mondar the Utah cases bedeven and her companion Lt A be would presented probably W Aubuchon of Chaffee ginning next Monday Mr Ed wards and W Y Morris union Prosecuting Atty R M Buerkle said he would file formal charges CHICAGO March 25 attorney will remain in Denver Tribune Lensed Wire to present the cases Other mem- president of one of two operating of delinquency against the girl — Mrs Eliza Holley HELPER and and will kidnaping against robbery bers of the L'tah delegation railroad brotherhoods involved in Thomas 87 early Utah pioneer &return to Salt Lake City within disputes with the nation's railroads BraggThe pair came up to the army and well known business and club few days to direct strike activi- said Monday a strike would result while woman died late Sunday night at ties there if 29 working rules changes pro- - officer and Miss InVandeven an auto which her home 333 Maple st Helper Mr Edwards said the Utah posed by the carriers were adopted they were seated A F Whitney president of the had been borrowed from a Chaffee of causes incident to age group wia press for equalization She was born Dec 4 1858 In Nxtth the Coeur d'Alene Ida scale priest outside a Cape Girardeau Brotherhood of Railroad climbed into the Springville daughter of James and They which is one of the issues involved men told a federal She In the Utah strike Members of board that "adoption of these rules back seat and forced Aubuchon to Lucy Jane Ingram Holley was spent her early childhood and g board informed or an effort to reduce the standard drive awaythe They ordered Aubuchon out of educated in Springville and was union and Company representatives of living or working conditions of car at Marble Hill Mo and married to T H Thomas June 14 the would welcome continuance the men on the American rialroads they down state highway 34 1874 in Springville regOtiatiOnS during the fact by the adoption of these rules will continued Miss Vandeven Near Ad-b- e with V They moved to Chicago fincLng process Chairman George a signal for a strike" on the shortly after their marriage where vance the gear steering E strong urged that negotiations Instead he advocated adoption car locked and they forced they lived for two years In 1876 be continued wherever there ap- of 45 working rules changes pro- - priest's 0 to walk with them Miss Vandeven moved back to Utah and seta peared to be chance of reaching posed by the two brotherhoods— about a mile down the gravel road they Mr Schofield In where tled a settlement the trainmen and the locomotive to where they stole another Thomas had received a governmobile The victim wore open-toe- d ment land grant because of his The 29 rules changes proposed high-heactivities in the Civil war Later bi pumps Loses To jo Memory by the rialroads if adopted Whit- Near NLIlersville they pulled the property acquired the name TOKYO Tuesday 7kfarch 26 (11 ney said "would destroy beneficial off the highway into a country of Winter Quarters Mr Thomas —Former Premier Hideki Topa working conditions that have been lane and parked They were in the lumbering and cat740 r during the past 50 years" tured there by officers after two engaged awaiting trial as Japan's No 1 tle raising there until he died He contended the carriers "are farmers who had heard of the war criminal and fearing the worst 15 1915 f has begun to lose his memory au- now being operated and will con- - kidnaping reported the parked April Mr Thomas' death Following to be thoritative Japanese sources said tinue operated inefficiently" - auto to the sheriff's office Mrs Thomas with her family and added "I would not be suris Vandeven daughter of a moved to Tuesday ' Helper where she estj 4 prised if the railroads at this time prominent Cape Girardeau zner-- tablished the Thomas Millinery RI 14:411 were a chant was unharmed wasting $2000000 r-sCo which she owned and managed day" " until 1940 when her health failed Li k2 kl Always active in civic affairs '4 4 she was a charter member of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 4 71 iiU Hew Treatment 21 of I lelper and a charter memCets Real Results ber of the Helper Business and Professional Women's club She tr: Dont let your child suffer the torment of also was a long time member of ATLANTIC CITY N J March Today thanks to a perial "My walking out had no signif- the Helper chamber of commerce inimically recognized drug highly after 25 11Th—N I Feonov chief of the icance at all" he said live treatment has been made Possible Monday A Surviving are one son and two Russian delegation to UNRR A ''2! So watch for the warning signs sone Lee S Thomas Scho"I walked out for night daughters purely said no NV88 there Monday night eial'y the embarrassing rectal itch Get k Salt Robinson Mrs field Ilerbert JAYNES right away and follow the significance to his walking out of personal reasons and not to demLake City and Mrs James Kavaiiirectiona These small tablets &UNRRA council meeting Mononstrate was I not attitude my P 14 were developed after years of patient reHelper 12 grandchildren (1 earch In the laboratarsee of Dr D Jayne day when the United States pro- in a position to take part itz the nough and five & Son to act in a special way to remove posed adoption of a program which discussion so I decided to attend 4 would limit living off the land by to some urgent matters" )t44' I for Iti easy to remember a rmi es Feonov left the council meeting 4 it as C Tyler Wodd of the state de4 partment urged that the 48 member nations adopt a program dealing with armies in temporary residence in other countries Tribune Washington Bureau EVERY coat in our tremendous stock has This is the final week of our DRAMATIC MARCH CLEARANCE SALE Wood had declared: :::: t March 25—The WASHrNGTON The are soviet armies v acquir- Interstate commerce commission been substantially reduced i Additional coats have been added to the special price groups listed below! There is ing in Austria acreage on which has authorized the Union Pacific large '4ections of the population Railroad Co to issue not exceedstill time for you to CAPTURE YOUR FUR PRIZE for next winter! Do yourself e favor Step in end make your would normally depend The cemortof t $81602000 refunding ing 21 reals provided by only the selection today ot these tremendous bonds series C to be sold at savings! acreage which according to re- gage from and interest 10127 accrued '! soviet ports Sizes I fit 4 6 military authorities lilt Not All bins la AU Sizes to be 1 1946 the have now given notice of intent to March with other proceeds to the funds requisition would normally feed applied redemption of a like amount se-of 250000 people for a year" LOS ANGELES Black-dyePersian Pow toots mortgage bonds refunding Monkey Jacket Feonov recalled that the soviet ries B — 312 hours 2 new nonstop flights daily Skunk Greatcoats Polo Wolf Jacket only previously had objected to the prolf 5 Halsey Stuart and Co on gram suggested by Wood declar4 additional Fights daily via Las Vegas Chico Broadtail 149 other firms and of Minkclyed Muskrat itself ing his nation held that it would offered to pay 10127 Skunk-dyeRed Fes Coats Opossum put UNRRA in the position new bonds the for the interest Ressian Squirrel Leas Mink nd Sable-dye"arbiter in the allied coun– best offer received By this operaConey LAS VEGAS PALMSPRINGS cil in Austria" Kid Curacy!' Union estimates Pacific Coney tion the The subject came up so sudden$12of will a net Skunk-dyeit effect leoverdyed Coney Opossum DEATH VALLEY ly Monday he added that soviet 957376 in interest saving charges had no data or inrepresentatives A D V ERTISEMENT formation on the subject and thereFly to Amerces premier winter resorts fore could not discuss it Northern Hoskrot Dyad Ermine Feonov also said delegates of 16 EASE PAM OF CO h e PhilipNatural Silver Fax Coat t Indio Lomb countries—Turkey POCATELLO Just a few drops on that 50 Lot-opines Paraguay Nicaragua MexSob Skunk Coots Squirrol lock ico Liberia Iran Hati Ethiopia painful corn and you're New local eight leaves 845 am daily — Sal-dyereHudson Muskrat to Block Brown and Moire way happy mile Pony Egypt Costa Rica Peru Holland lief Pain is Immediate space confirmation Skunk Stone Marten-dyas- t Beoyerclyed Lciskin Mouton Iraq Guatemala and Chile—were In few days eased2Si absent from the meetilig when lifts out d Stencilod Coney Bombay Lamb Leopord I Wood made his proposal Si Ivor Ilu Muskrat Fox cigar-manuatcturi- one-tim- Officers Catch Gun Mon Pal hoUse door - Helper Woman Dies at 87 Utah Pioneer Ran Unions Blast Rules 1 Train-restaura- - 1 ' Stoker Demonstration and I - n t 4 I F 4 I - fact-findin- 1 ATEITIS 05 12 -- Want Raliat From - 11 6 40 weather data t Procinita lion rn 04 5 p for period emilog et 21: accumulafor March Precipitation 54 l'recinitot 'inn since tive deficiency 42 Oct 1 6 14 a ceumula t rre deficiency Suuriee Tuesday 6:22 Sunset Tuesday A :46 55 maximum Expected Expected minimum35 04111 y - Zlit Salt gakt Tfribunt 5 Tuesday March 26 1946 nt g fact-findin- auto-enginee- rs el cap-obtain- ed 4 4E 4111 - ol No Significance to Leaving' Russ Delegate Declares Pin-Wor- I W v- - I t o 1 t P-- easy-to-ta- et ii 'r° great-grandchildr- : Pin-Wor- :11-- U P Bond Issue Pin-Wor- Wins ICC Okeh ttt 1 -- : one-ha- lf off-seaso- n k 306 d 1195o bp-ha- and-accru- ed d d Seal-dye- d d Ginty-dye- d 39E300 1 ct ll 1 i Groy-dyu- GREAT FALLS BUTTE 2 CANADA a Daily Flights Phone: HOTEL UTAH And aohorized air travel agents ri 1 LUCKY TIGER 1 I 4 57561 eloil E HT NEN EN rzun allays dormoto ill q rip of )'-'' LI 4 r (r 'a L- -4 Li ' :::''' 01'4' ! 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