Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINETUESDAY EVENING APRIL 9 1946 Fines Firm ft S Mineral Output For Defrauding Temple Saturday SAN KRANCISCO April 9 (UP) Federal Judge Michael J Roche today fevied fines totaling $71400 against? the Ny Nisseh company one ofl fie west's largest produce firms §d three of its employes problems wilt be cast Workadayweek-end by the nobility Who wijl make Kalah temple's merry Satuday it 11which will fea- spring ceremonial u ture tne ireK oi amumuiw hosed novices across the burning have Ogden Shrine club memberinovitiof brave scdre a signed UP ates who will make the pilgrimage Salt Lake Masonic Saturday at the make certain that to 'but temple as the their courage will not dim S Walter hour fateful approaches Dick the club president and his faithful lieutenants will guard the novices throughout Saturday El Kalah Patrolmen The candidates will be securely Saturday protected throughout they riding in a chartered bus with throughout proper encouragement are surrenthe journey Once they dered to the El Kalah patrolmen the Ogden noples job Mfill have been completed 4 Ogden Shriners are determined to put on theirf best show for their fellow townsmen George W- Breon as allustrious potentate will be ruling over his first "noceremonial dull moand he has promised April 9 (AF)— Western senators are attempting to develop a policy that will assure continued maximum production of war critical minerals During the addithe government encouraged! tional production from the larger lead zinc and copper mines as well as operation 6f smaller mines by means of a complicated premium it price plan This had the effect of halting an Increase in consumer prices which the senate small business has estimated saved the nation s taxpayers many millions dt dollars The has been liberalized by the office of economic stabilization recently to allow a wider margin within which wage increase?II may L be negotiated preThe law authorizing thes miums expires howeverareoni June begin30 and the westerners whether determine to a study ning alsome price increases should be replan lowed and the premium stricted The small business tocomthe mittee asserted in a report should be senate that either prices allowed to increase or the premiums continued in Senator McFarland westdozen a about whose office ern senators conferred Saturdayof said Director Chester Bowles rwa onH PHr AdministratoB Por ter would be asked to study the sit uation and to meet with the group sometime this week p-- (D-Ari- z) —Buttons Replaced - T defendants J convicted Werje Hi That's AH! tailors 2454 Wash Blvd if Phone 02 c til - 6e6£01fc afa& with ' j i I I I nature "I'M I 2 Man con change ' J' I'M Through chemistry man changes synthetic imbiber as he chooses 3 Progress is swift is better than yester- 1 F- n r if' - Radio v!-'- ! 06 B-F-- -- parts THOROBREDS M Calif-preside- nt D jPrice chairman of the Polk ty insanity commission examined Irwin at the request of Vernon Seeburger Des Moines county at torney Seeburger said Dr Price described Irwin as "obviously incoun- j i Star Weds G Castelline quoted Irwin as ' saying "God had ordered me to kill my family I had an impulse Via crazy Don't what I done prove it?" 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JHOMES NEW YORK April 9 (UP)— Er so-call- -- BLANKETS DRAPERIES - nt ' latest improvements 5 Latest best tire ts vital that you know when your tires were made ' il' WILLIAM RUBS & CARPETS nestine Clarke star bareback rider of the circus broke with five of family tradition to NEW YORK April 9 (UP)— A generations to marry an "outsider — Lie- Mtorld-wid- e match cartel which the day tenant Parley Baer radio execugovernment charged was formed tive of Salt Lake City Utah by dominant American Swedish Miss Clarke a member of the and British match producers to famed Hanneford circus family control the world manufacture and and Ber were married In the Lit distribution of matches was or- tle Church Around the Corner dered dissolved "today in a final where both her mother and her Hanneford the judgment entered in the' United brother Poodles married were clown souththe riding States district court for The ceremony was brief and ern district of New York the "reception" which The iudament ended an anti simDle and was held in Madison followed trust suit in which the government the Ringling where GardenIvar Square late the Kreuger charged that & Bailey Barnum and Brothers in Swedish "match king" colorful of the "re is Star circus the playing that and cartel spired the an elephant who match trust successfully suppressed ception" was presented a huge bridal bouquet tne manufacture of the as to Miss Clarke as she sat astride "everlasting match" described a match that may be struck several her ring horse thousand times before it is con- Printer Facma Latest tires contain the 3 labor-manageme- Circus Match Cartel j ' A committee to arrange for We progress" ber county's exhibit at the state fair to be held at Salt Lake tity next fall and to improve the county display at the capitol in Salt Lake City was appointed today by county commissioners Members are County Commissioner Joseph' L Petefson chairman A L Christiansen Ej J Fjeldsted Howard Widdison DES MOINES April 9 (AP)— George F Stallings and Bay Whiti41 year-old Irwin C William ngI Hill on a first in held was jail printer murder in charge today degree slayconnection with the pick-a- x of his mother his ing yesterday wife and two young sons Irwin arraigned before MuniciD Moore in the pal Judge Ralph and Equipment a plea but city jail did not enter an innocent plea was entered f or him and he was ordered held withComplete Service out bond i The charge was placed by Chief For Amateurs I of Detectives Paul Castelline who and Repair Shops said Irwin hacked to death his mother Mrs Mary Alice Irwin as he worked alongside her W 64 Iverson Radio Co a garden his wife Edith 38 and 8 and Henhis two sons John 2615 Quincy I Phoe 6286 5 ry After his arraignment Dr A S day's 4 How to know the best tires Li J Exhibit Group today's synthetic tire atw ' ii ington a top labor official who asked anonymity said he believed the government' "will do something this week" Several independent mines In Utah promised to discontinue work beginning Thursday in cooperation with the strike Malio Pecorelli V M W A district official said Provo public schools in Price were closed the fourth day as the strike cut the output of illuminating gas from the Columbia Steel company coking ovens at Ironton 408000 Workers lc$i In addition to the miners about 408oot) other workers were idle because of labor "dispute On the credit side of the industrial strife was the agreement by C p O transport' workers to end an eight-da- y transit strike in Akron the averting of a threatened strike of 1400 A F L electrical workers which would have affected power light find "transportation for a million persons in the Cincinnati area and a agreement ending a J O strike by 700 C workers at the American Tobacco Wages company in Philadelphia were the chief issue in each dispute Quiet prevailed along the picket lines of striking machinists at the Consolidated Vultee Aircraft corporation plant at Fort Worth Texas as 10 sheriffs deputies patrolled the area' after a series of fist fights which yesterday afternoon tangled traffic and injured five persons) Itepresentatives of Convair and the! International Association of Machinists resumed a conference at Hotel Texas with T F Morrow XJ S conciliation commissioner in Ian effort to compose the strike reported "some Weber Names Fair JJ waVv i (Continued from Page One) tiators planned to meet in Wash- if II f synthetic rubber in Sugar Strike to Federal Court Begin Saturday Breaks Bi8 er f"he formula for! rubber om trees is fixed by uninhabitable" CLEANS nnaiiinf? Dower of tidal waves is graphically illustrated in these two on the SDot nictureft takn at'tnin ahout seven twenty a m April 1 when tragedy struck that Hawaiian community In top view a tremendous wave overwhelms pier one at Kuhio wharf and rushes inland Arrow points to a man caught in the torr'ent of water His fate was undetermined In lower photo the wave that followed the one in the top picture It vas not so large but still submerges the wharf deck i SALT LAKE CITY April 9 (AP) Pfc Leon N Munao 37 Philadel phia most seriously injured of the victims of the Western Pacific tram wreck at Pilot Nevada Friday was reported making satisfactory progress today at Bushnell general hosI § i ' pital Brigham Utah Muna's condition had been reported as "serious" yesterday but he has now been removed from an oxygen tent suad is "doing well" hospital attaches said Eight other injured persons at Bushnell hospital also were improving f At the Fort Douglas Utah hospital ohly Mrs Gertrude Shields Byers Texas and George A Foll-mColorado Springs Colo still are undergoing treatment Five others were released yesterday Two persons were killed and 77 others injured when the railroad's Exposition Flier left the rails overturning ten cars and smashing iTseveral houses si " just getting into stride with "improved" fire bombs whicb "would have leveled everything (the enemy) had the rendered their cities INfcmAMCS Improving Only one natural I rubber i soldiers and showed 13000 Filipinos were killed in the withdrawal to Bataan and in the holding action there Six hundred Americans and 5000 Filipinos were killed in the massacre which immediately followed the fall of Bataan An additional 600 Americans and 11000 Filipinos died on the death march which Homma ordered After the defeated troops had reached Cabanatuan prison camp an estimated 30000 Filipinos and 2000 Americans died Greene Added Wrepk Victims How to 1 " als five-thirt- CLEANING PRESSiNC ALTERATIONS At McDonald j£ two-thirt- INSURANCE MarPhil Shop i i Nantker high priest and prophet and Herman O Fetscher while another Ogden noble Ben L Neff is the district Chairman i t r Ogden Shrine club members plan TO leave between one and two p n Saturday the ceremonial openy p m with a busiing at ness meeting Novices Including about 50 from Salt Lake City 20 from Ogden and another score from other points throughout the state will report at three p m y The banquet at p m Will be the Shriners' delight for there will be ho toastmaster and IbO speakers However the poten tate promises rich viands for the nobles end bread and water for 1 the novices After the Shrine band directed by L A Yost Who formerly head- the Utah army service forces depot bnd entertains With a concert and the chanters led by It Ci XJulpJ have sung their sweetest the patkol captained y H E Glenn will gather the uaregener-ate- s for their pilgrimage to Mecca The zero hour is eight-thirt- y p m Five Perish in Fire Bataai U ' - ry at WitesHeld ed Saturdai by a federal jury of con- cnirlnoi In nrpsent false claims to the government and specifically of making iix other false claims for I payment The llleged frauds concerned ments" transactions between the company with the potentate on and thefarmy navy and merchant theServing El Kalah divan are William F marine J f With Cleaning and Pr essmg red-fezz- i April 9 HIGHtSTOWN N (AP) — Five members of a Negro family f eight were burned to death to&ay when flames destroyed their home in an employes' camp the Cranbuiry Poultry owned Co twolmiles from Hightstown FREE Doe aside this cheese! 1 senJudge I Roche additionally deIndividual tenced! he three fendants! to prison terms of varyJ ing lengths Moncharsfc president AbrbJim was sf afenced to five yeaits' im$35000 prisonment and fined Henry E Borman sales manager was sentenced to a yeap and a day J and finB $700 an Goddard employe J Ruby and' a day was sentenced to a yea1? J and f ihd $700 The I company itself was fined The f ATLANTIC CITY N J April 9that "would have made the Jap AP ) — Secretary of War Patterson military mask uselM " disclosed today that the United Patterson made only that brief States had developed a war gas reference to the gas in an address prepared for delivery at the opening of the 109th meeting of the American Chemical society He did not elaborate Major General Alden H Waitt of the chemical warfare service declared in another address to the society thatprepared chemical war (Continued from Pas One) fare probably would be "as dfe V iS congressional action which cisive a weapon in any future wmi bomb" may give them benefits similar to as "Ithe atomic this say for already advisedly" those received by American we know of agents thousands of times more toxic than mustard gas Of the dead many— both Ameri- phosgene the cyanides and the that we have worked with" cans and Filipinos — still lie in junin Waitt said "Our disthe past" gle graves on this densely wooded coveries in recent years give me more confidence that ever in the peninsula Lieutenant Colonel L V Green power of the chemical weapons" also declared that at said that the- - best information thePatterson of the war America was end 1600 American C for defrauding the government In wartimjel sales of butter eggs and $3500d IGas Now Powerful as Atom General Tells Chemists To Visit S L Senators Study WASHINGTON y Avalanche of Water Overwhelms Hilo Harbor Ogden Shriners R BLVD H |