Show Ft ' Ogden Native NAhied Aide For Attorney Salt Lake Tribune 41111011111MOOMOINIWOOPMIlk 1 ' t -- i BO r Russell C Harris natIve of Ogden and - a law graduate Of University of Utah class of 1949 wilrilucceed D Christian Ron-noresigned as assistant dis- IA 4 V 44E4 I I 0 Brigham Young University and Weber College where he was an outstanding member of team and served as presitint of a national debating society ' e Hinckley a' As usual the unscheduled events &Am the most interest For example: in the poultryil pigeon and rabbit exhibit hall I - I -- h) Embeziler's Sentence Stayed TV-radi- o I two-wee- - — I- - - '' - I lae 1401 tuid - or t' in Pembroke's II lemma Back-to-Sch- Contest ool de alififalit:117711 1:2 us : ' Jt iill"- - - - st4 k '1) - avvt 4 r o or- ii4-- f biths '411FIL moild rti c!nd find know ins a bay's' - orOrlts Columbia bicycle y ' out "why you should STATIONERY 24 East' Third - -- r 44 GIFTS South- - so hurry t COMPLETE BACK6TO-SCHOO- '1 4 L ()4k 2nd AND Curb Service South-9-2- OANCV- --- tr: - 4 4 4s4 ( 71062 -- - ri ond OFFICE SUPPLIES7 4 Mal 14 SUPPLIES' Dio ti y I -0 $125 111 7 Baked'Ham Dinner Steak $100 $100 $100 Turkey Dinner Homo Fried Chicken 25 Sirloin s SOUTH OF SALT LAKE CITY $135 CHARTER SERVICE' $165 $195 $195 $200 WHO NASAORE FUN THAN PEOPLE? 1 En lay that next club family:religious or STEAKS Filet Mignon MILES "4 business outing to the fullest by chartering a LAKE SHORE BUS at any time to any place (Comphite Cows Dinners) Mese Prices Prevail at All Times Finest Equipment—Completely DIAL 1)-76- Insured 97 131 West 2n4 01116‘ - tverybody s : OW to a 141 -:: E) ?$-- caDunaac Day 28 AUGUST Everyboslys Coming For the t With Fun-Start- ing 4:00 MIDWAY CARNIVAL 7790 6:00 BARBECUE DINNER BOXING—Gene FULLMER vs Ron WHITTLE 7:00 - Stack land vs Ken Mayne lox torte Ithroe WRESTLING—Geo I I :TONIGHT: 4-- 6 to music by : ICE : KA TING '1208 L 21st South Rollers in Summ er—ice In Winter L:MDJ 1 SATURDAY w sestt Skates for 50' Wk c 4P hem t 4 4 4 4tri PRIME RIB now Afternoon I "0 CL 11---111b- RESTAURANT (1- it n4 Sun eon Deity Swine eisesietie I BROWN i w e pMC L ' 11 4 AMt COOLI Rent! (vseic-I- liCzk 2960 Highland Drive TILL signed SAT tSI PACS Mi 00 STEVENSON'S' on t odpilL gib b Amin lizilrultlital N cm trskezz et finest s1 Ecs E LI El 0 0) to top i scIonclav' Xl!! 914 bigioN Boo lunches to got 11 RINK il A4Uf4 ris1HE Coon Chicken Open Daily ROLLER i :t' ! 7 g'm hat and Otted064 iiIgN 0 It 1:1 DINO CABANA better" your-statione- Contest ends Sept 13th Best entry from a Grade School Student Get your'official entry blanks with official rules at Pembroke's Come New 7$411 FUSE 7- i v 3a1 lost 4th South -- ' i ! it - Best entry from a Junior High through High School Student wins this Royal Portable Typewriter 31 MOWS Carte First Sao and his Celebrated Orchestra m - EL e4 I NO COVER suvI Sr 4 lirtk LET'S GO DANCING A WEEK PIZZA :HN I CO -- L - 'Iv' referendums after protracted discussion over the rtsolution's - BY And llis CONTINENTALS DANCING MUSIC " - TONITE ONLY! 11 SENSATIONAL your statoner better" trOli"41""soohl -- 11 rt471-- Policies SIX NITES Bypassed until its Oct 1 meet ing a resolution outlinizig its position on the junior college MAN !AFTERS J hob-Mie- upwor - - RATTER TRiOf ilikrhy you should know t COLOR ' NA DANCE TONITE Conley Harvey Kaysville s sweepstakes winner in the division Mrs Nora H Stringham Bountiful red velvet jacket Mrs Ethel Call Layton quilt and Mrs- Ellene Craigs Bountiful knit dress special awards inners in the home arts department Friday's events closed with a style review horse show and novelty acts AZC 64531 AMhoPst Cannibals 'Capture Human Pray! Richard Karin A Beath w Shipley la New York Cut 50 wordsor Jess 7111 : ist:e4r4tiopf OW3R ov csolZri Plans for state county and local meetings of American Farm Bureau Federation members to discuss and formulate 'policies throughout the western states were outlined at a regional conference in the Newhouse Hotel Friday Executives from the 11 west ern states met with Kenneth DC Ingwalson Washington staff member William K Alexander Laramie Wyo western states organizational leader and Leonard H Johnson Salt Lake City assistant organizational director a BICYCLE or TYPEWRITER ler Some winners Friday were: te In other actions the board Adults Sas Children Itic Open a pm 111 THE FLAME late-arrivi- 11-Sta- SgIVC°101178164 11 Ji simpleIell AFTER THE PARADE in the evening another unscheduled event took place As the parade passed the announcer urged viewers to follow it to the fairpa grounds One rade entrant representing the coming Bountiful Cantaloupe Days was cut off from the main body A little boy and a girl on the Cantaloupe Days car were left waving to a fast disappeering crowd The small but colorful parade consisted of mounted posses floats children marching dren on bicycles and children on floats children on horses— and one lone child peddlinI' resolutely to the fairgrounds on a tricycle Farm Meet Eyes ri - - ' WolINE - wlmeg construction --1fMZ611-0 some time the youthful exhibitor—with a number of as- sistants—pursued the pigeon to the tune of clucking chickens disturbed in their cages by the chase ' posal apparently is being made schevl di 4115 theAMItOrFA1114 tbward 'Wets' should r their buildings any funds saved by econoitiles of operation between the time of their survey and the actual-state-ai- d purpose would be to impose an additional burden and expense - upon tpe district" While the state board took no official action on the matter members nodded individual as sent to Dr Bateman's views 0 Mr1 -- Counterfeit Suspect Faces US Agent Action Iltk 39th L d vice the the 1:m DR BATEMAN said 11--1 one young exhibitor was reaching for his pigeon to show it to the judge Th pigeon- American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc and a resident of Ogden Friday mild he Elizabeth Timothy slaughter of Mr and Mrs eye view Friday of the poultry in one of doubted Utahls two US sena- Weston T Timothy Kaysville took a bird' the many exhibits at the Davis County Fair tors "fully realized the implication of their stand in seeking to deny television and radio the wile free right to operate on an'equal footing with other Return of Samuel E Moore eral Judge Willis W Ritter currency In Salt Lake City and news- media in was placed on probation for! reporting con- Jr 44 to prison depends upon Salt Lake gresslonal activities" In 1951 Moors was sentenced five years on a second count action by Federal SecretSerxisellMet" Moore released from prison ce agents in New York follow- to two years in the federal peniReferring to Sen Wallace F ing a decision Friday by Fed tentiary for counterfeiting US recently was arrested by Secret Brnnett as sponsor of Service agents in New York a measure "to curb and penalThe officers I City in July ize operations in the claimed they found him photocannel" M Hinckley said he graphing currency in his small did not believe the Utah senThe federal disapartment 41 was on The 10 Walter Scott motion Gillespie Sept ator had been properly inoffice in New trict attorney's formed in detail as to "the former Zion's Savings Bank and filed by Arthur H Nielsen as- York City then asked the Utah counsel high type of public service the Federal Court to rev o k e officer who was sociate defense two news media rendered in Trust Co trust on July 30 was sen- Moore's probation and recomGillespie to have surrendered himself to mit him to prison people inforrnkl" krring -- likewise the US marshal for commit- tenced to 18 months following he question" Judge Bitter who originally embezzle4 a044—"whether the senator ment to a federal penitentiary a plea of guilty to sent Moore t prison Friday ment and wilful misappropria-- I denied the motion explaining vrAt Aware that his bill as Friday won a k stay 0"Ifted opened the door to tion of $5500 bank f unds from the bench that the court US District Judge WIlis W definite infringement of the between June 1 and Oct 8 had Information that the New fieedom of news gathering and Ritter said he would hear a mo- 1953 The defendant his coun- York City raid was illegal in mews dissemination as guaran- tion for reduction and suspen- sel said had since made resti- that the agents had no search teed by the Bill of Rights and seizure 114arrant sion of the sentence tution — 4 Jr - n Questions TVeRadio Ban T ursdayitwas Doted that bothi the 'Legislative Council and the Temporary School Building Survey Commission previously have Surged the continuous audit wording "Such a philosophy would Authorized Supt Bateman to discourage those districts from go before the Boord of Exam-lifer- s making any economies in that for a commitment on interim" the superintendent 'funds for' the Antimony School said APPROVED two distribution 'Since the law thus provides an automatic 'computation for units credit for a special school - ' the local effort required no at Short Creek Utah gram" Clair L Anderson Dr Made is audit necessary continuing IN THE NONPROFIT tax re- While there is certainly no ob- acting dean of men at Weber search- school housing report jection to such an audit its only College - - 4 Leader r g their excellence While not an "extravaganza" type the fair attracted much interest and was color ful In true "county fair" style the-debat- e H Mouth-waterin- continuous audit of districts baked - goods canned goods participating in the present pro fruit displays and other farm gram products The talent also was "Such an audit is so unnecesdisplayed In excellent flower he said "that the people exhibits well done handiwork sary" who make it must have some dresses art And hobby producthing else in mind I think the Dons hopes to raise such opposition while exhibits Livestock the minds of the peo in doubts small for the most part seemed pie and the Legislature as to to challenge the judges block a continuation of the pro choosing?' the best because of I Robert with 16aded- - 1 ptesideül—lind-directa- - tweklarttnIsto the exh)birtatili ceiuon to Utah Foundation's near pivls High Sihool were emphasis on the' need for a ThIrtiVtidlekt District District Attorney Al don Anderson Jr said Friday The district comprises Salt Lake Summit Tooele and Daggett Counties The appointment Is vffective Sept 1 is presently on as-sipment with the Utah Air Na-tional Guard in New Mexico Before Obtaining his law degree at U of U be attended 7' - AttckSchool AuditPIan ateinan d 6L4riotle4ttosrity-e1 - ATJUIPT Dr E Allpn Bateman stath superintendent of public in Special to The Tritnino struction Friday accused "the KATSVILLE—If the exhibits opposition" of planning to block at Davis County Fair are any further state-aiprograms for example the edutity Is full Of school building construction talented people At a- meeting ot the State of the day Friday opening - - 611L6CK9 OIARGiS Davis Proves Talent air Exhibits 'mw OPPI101 - Saturday August 28 1954 GEORGE ENGAR---41 ad his 154ioce - - - Orchestra Sworn whore yew oat like cork anti fool taco o miriori i 7:00 8:00 9:00 STOCK CAR RACES 8:00 Stage Show — Lusty Satire F D R Rally—Featuring Gov Robert Meyner (N J) MO ALL FOR — ell 11141111 10:00 the Wholly omily Ir'Greatest Entertainment Value "80th Congress" MEET LORNA YOUNG—America's Prettiest Schoolgirl TICKETS AT FAIRGROUNDS a- - |