Show Loser Gets Long Term For Attempted Church Theft A 1 THE OSDEN (UTAH) MONDAY EVENING 1 Arsenal Unloads Shells On 26th Birthday STANDARD-EXAMINE- R APRIL 22 1946 IThief Disdains A quantity of drugs j City Judge to j Declare Forfeit 3520 acres Judge J Quill Nebeker manding Judge Nebeker to enter order declaring forfeit $300 bail in the case of Evelyn Garner charged with lewd and lascivious conduct The writ also ordered Judge Nebeker to make known in Second district court on April 24 at ten a m how he has executed the writ The writ charged that on March 13 an alternative writ from Second district court commanded Nebeker to order bail forJudge why feit in the case or show cause he should not make such an rder filed a demurrer Judge Nebeker on cause and in the April fr it was overruled In this second writ it was reupon the ported "the court finds no of the writ return legal cause was shown why there should not be entered an order forfeiting bail The court finds it your legal to do so" duty was It explained that on March 2 Miss Garner was arrested and bail was fixed at $300 She wasa enter given until March 4 to was abdate she plea On that Assistant City sent from court Attorney Samuel H Barker recommended a bench warrant issue against her and that bail be declared forfeit Judge Nebeker reordered the warrant be portedly but forfailed to order issued of bail feiture Concert Set Tonight The Ogden Symphonic choir will present a concert this evening n in the L D S at The concert tabernacle Garland is being sponsored by Bear River Viiffh crhnnl The choir is under nf nienn L Hansen di rector Ogden high school music department eight-fiftee- Wartime Peak During the wartime pak last Tuiv 71000 nersons were employed at the arsenal Including the Salt Lake City branch 3000 workers are now employed The arsenal which waii one of the major sources of small and laree ammunition during the war is now being used for rehabilitation of small arms and as a stor age center for automotive and combat vehicles also as a storage center for other army ordnance materials Holds Service Record Hnlrfino the record for length nt canrifo at the base is Albert C Nordquist Ogden a Machinist who has been employed sieaauy n "Tnepnh Half Soles 7ines — ua - w Youth Leaves Bail in Property Com Experienced J For Styling and S Women's Hai Write Box Downstairs S t an dar d-- F - J fly jyjeail Bring Fines to-da- led' re-elect- ed i rfi L- on J - re-elect- ed two-week- laping r D-- 5 miner Br - - Man's Unit) With Emphasized lesson-sermo- aan-for- model your cs winter-wear- y I wftfc home and a Timeway Installment Loan can provide the ready cash Paint-u- p and fix-u- p or new rooms insulate or on the most convenient terms in history You fan borrow up to $2500 and 36 months to repay No tike payment SAVE i TIME MONEY g f liquid frflof ion Tractor Tlr— ft Price is right foe this service If tire needed repairs are solution save can we for you so " over again We use BFGood-- i Liquid Weighting — Recommendations gives you greater flexibility bruise resistance longer tire life MUK FIRST iui SECUBITY Ffptui tcstm suum COEPOKAT j OisMbufor j Prowlers forced their way into a grocery store and two homes over but got little for the week-en- d their efforts according to police y?-L reports Entrance to the store at 2140 Monroe owned by J E Carriuth was gained by breaking out a north winHnw A leneth of garden hose was stolen but apparently nothing J else Homes burglarized were those of W R Mclntyre Jr 1420 Adams and Ray Maltby 771 Sixteenth The owners told police it was not known immediately whether any property had been stolen ' i "P -- 2661 Wash BKd y a club following an argument in which several persons took part in the Allred home l !t A"' o" h tin 1W BE it "EYE-WIS- E Have vour eyes examined regu larlv to guard against strain and faulty vision that endangers those precious eyes W R DOXEY 0 Optometrist at EMPORIUM Balcony CO foe of Frozr Farm £quipmr the flnnAinntAA NOKES-DUTCHE- —M 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wrist-watc- Skelton Pays for Ogdenite conciliatory tone than prevailed cam- 25 no address given during the Two others James Hughbart 34 was Sat paigning The convention no address given and William Gi urday 22 of 2201 Grant each was The delegates having worn oown Jones to pay a fine of $24 or sentenced chairtheir combative urges in the to 12 The fifth defendant serve days remanship contest proceeded leaders pf the charge Samuel Mascarenas elect- the other organization 36 of Salt Lake City was ordered by acclamation They are: Mrs to pay a fine of $25 or serVe 12 Louie C Mitchell Sandy vice chairman C B Smurthwaite Salt days Potrnlmon W E Feller and Vl Lake City secretary and Tyler R iM Crow said Jones and Hughbart Vincent Midvale treasurer were involved in one tignt and NEW PRESIDENT i Arthur C Mcpeari wassecond ballotto a third that Mascarenas Hernandez and d president Taylor failing Martinez were engaged in the who term on the of the Ogden Speieh club wnea 10 and a fraction votes to get other by the organization will head a majority in the first round E it meets next fa!L He succeed B have Maryon a state road Commis- Hubert Knipe Meetings Weber sion entry was a strong runnerthe at been held weekly Sixth Grade Stijidente 114 to trailing McGean bv only 30 the college free and open Wilford votes on the first ballot public Moyle Burton an outsider so far To Present Cantata as the pay rol vote was concerned About 1200 children froni th ran a weak third sixth grades of the elementary Congratulates Opponents schools will present a can As soon as the smoke had cleared public "Eh Woodland" by Richard tata away McGean congratulated hii in the Ogden high God opponents for "a clean fight" and Kountjz tonight than promised that unity rather Mar- school auditorium The first per- the was retaliation would be his goal TiftPirin of Atonement" formance will be at seven fortyn in al yon Responded by pledging his full five p m the second at eight-thirt- y subiect of the support to the victor p m The cantata is under authorize Christian £cienee Address Keynote 21 the Hirertinn of the music teachers churches on Sunday April The keynote address an appeal in each school and will bp ac "As was: citations Biblical Among' for the Democratic party to stick by Mrs Margaret ad d Jesus passed by He saw a man tO "liberalism" was delivered by companied There will be a nominal which was blind from birth And Rep' Frank R Havenner of the mission charge district in His disciples asked Him saying Fourth congressional were Other California speakers or man Master who did sin this W Rawlings former state Calvin his parents that he was born blind? chairman and national committeeJeus answered Neither has this man man" and County Commissioner George W Morgan who welcomed sinned nor his parents but that the made delegates be should God of the works denying that the Demo1 Firmly 91-manifest in him" (John FRANK HINiS cratic party is following radical Among the correlative passages policies Rep Havenner declared from Science and Health with that the objective of its" program full employment high producKey to the Scriptures by Maryis is tivity and a general raising of the Baker Eddy were: "Atonement ctanrfarH nf livine This he added the exemplification of man's unity only can be accomplished by main with God wnereoy man renepis taining the purchasing power oi divine truth life and love Jesus level oi through a nign farm of Nazareth taught and demon- workers in and maintaining wages strated man's oneness with the come owe Him we this Father and for Scoffs at Charges endless homage" (p 18 scoffed at ReDublican charges that the Democratic administration is fighting business or is opposed tn nnvatp industry ine aim ne ' ' insisted is to exploit new economic frontiers He specifically mentioned TV A and Grand coulee as exam ples of new frontiers remarking that such developments cannot be irrnmril government r r rauroaas " ish pH without xne help any more man DU1U wnnoui rnunlri have been nvrnmpnt helo The conserva iT7oc Ho rfprlared are too much interested in balancing the budget 4371 and too little interested in tne resources of human and physical the country BWd L 2035 Washington 'nr"ivilian — Naval oersonne Cal separation center Shoemaker repOKts Y2c Douglas T Weir 2447 Ogden Utan Monroe is among the recently discharged navy veterans listed at this center dealer of — j er Head S L Demos pre-conventi- — sneakine on the subiect "But Christ Did Triumph" the Rev L Floyd Lewis stated in the Elim Lutheran church yesterday that "Easter is such p momentous day for Christians because its message is an ffirmation of the fact that life is mightier than death and that the truth cannot be buriedi" "On Good Friday it seemed as the final though death would have would be word and that the truth interred forever There were those uhr were satisfied in their minds dead and that when Jesus wasnever again buried they would be confronted with Him nor His empty teachings However the j tells a tomb on Easter morning different story The scene is not one of death and defeat but ©ne- of life and triumph Easter make- us Check realize that Christ did triumph and with Him life and truth for He is Red Skelton movie and radio life and truth" concluded the comedian is as funny off stage as pastor he is on the air according tq Mr and Mrs Carl M Lancaster 1260 Twenty-eight- h who dined with the Forfeited On actor and Rod O'Connor former Bail Ogdenite who is Rod s radio announcer in Hollywood last week Battery Charge "From now on he's our favorite Bert Allred 60 of 1042 Sullivan actor'' say the Lancasters who re- forfeited $25 bail in city court turned Sunday after a when he failed to appear in vacation to California "He paid today to a charge of assault and answer the check for- dinner" battery May Mann formerly of Brigham Patrolmen VL R Butcher and freeA W Foulgerf arresting officers City and now a successful movie lance Hollywood writer for AllreH Saturday night al coir couple the legedly struck Byron Brewer with magazines gave the studio The "keys" to Paramount Lancasters were guests of former Ogdenites Mrs Madeline Thomas of Los Angeles and of Col and Mrs Harry Lancaster of Monter rey For information leading to the arrest and conviction of Film at Labor Temple person that stole aj tall Juniper (commonly called Scheduled on May 2 spike) tree from the lawn Monday May 2 and not tonight is the date announced as originally of C W Stimpson Thursday for the Labor temple showing of night This tree is about 6V& the film "The Realm of the Wild" feet tall and can be identiEight p m is the time of for the showing fied Telephone Arrangements the forest service picture were made by C J Olsen Alleged Fights to nar-serv- ed &) onditions Pleasant Working Good Salary kr man who admittedlyswinging open Low in the opening of the doorway I saw terms in prisons in four thew silouette of a man s head The sititco jhu uciiiic a wUImhv man withdrew his head and soft- to steal from the officials of St y closed the door apparently not knowing I was aware of his pres-ha- d Joseph's Crtholic church today been sentenced in Second dis- - ence When he had moved away itw frnm- mvr door I auietlv rose from v v IV wa ljlV-- l bed opened my door slightly and 20 years in Utah state prison 34 A Lucier man Frank peered through the narrow The from Folsom state prison ing "I saw a man on the verge of Repressa Calif was sentenced for the confessed entrance and at- - opening the door to a room across tempted burglary of the local from my own I bolted from my church and parisn nouse on Apmroom ana wkmcu me muuu the same time shouting for assist- 5th an3HC6 His career of crime suffered h scuffle a "During the to other lapse when he was tackled We floor the had was fallen by Rev Frank Bnisatto who held the man until two policemen awakened by his prowling arrived One of the officers hand-cuffPriest's Statement him" Tn his statement concernine Confession ilL'§ Lucier the Rev Brusatto said in Signs Lucier admitted these facts in part: He said the a m on the a signed confession "At one forty-fiv- e on the found watch 5 awakI 1946 wrist morning of April ened in time to notice the door floor was one he had found on a to my upstairs bedroom slowly street in Nevada ! BARBER PENNEY'S SHOE REPAIR uiv Heads Speech Club w di-s-- - Service For All the Family Leather Composition All Work Guaranteed it S?1 years ago veteran 1 wnen uiu in command were blown down by a buildings iviagihigh wind in 192y and was m Charles McDaniels wno nnmmand in 1935 Both of the for mer sergeants retired fromasarmy duties are now worxing f arsenal as civilian employes Ammunition Passers — Among workers who began the in passing the ammunitioi(i— and who early days of the towarunioaa "l" are now helping rann munition are Burton bane Stoddard Carl Dopp Leo Facer and Charles Cooper —'Wanted Man's Oak Leather Better Quality While-TJ-Wa- 26 Bail of $25 was forfeited in city rnnrt todav bv John M Bartlett 18 Hooper on a charge of de inn rJtv rtrnnertv The vouth was allegedly caught In the act of gf abbing hold of a radio antenna rod on a parked po lice prowl car and pending double Detectives Dee T Burke and J G Pincock said they had pulled to a stop behind the just nnliia ctntinn saw the vouth grab police the radio rod on another oar but reached him too late to prevent the damage our work and neatly finish every shoe repair job we undertake pride-i- DAYS stead of loadiKtSf non-commissio- r "We take - Jf0?? " since 1920 WnO "XtA" Tovlm-- nf ROV worked as a guard at thfe arsenal when it was inaugurated m ivtv is now serving again as a guard Th hnne was twice under me of command of ficers who headed a guard used to protect stored goods iney are Who was TVr2c ' including tablets of morphine dilaudid pantopon and codeine were stolen from the Ensign drug store 333 Twenty-fourt- h sometime after the store was closed midnight Saturday Police Lieut D B Ballantyne reported today The nffipoi cnrmioH that the Job was pulled by Ogden's infa- mous narcotics drug thief who has been successful the past three months in during quantistealing ties of drugs especially morphine meaicai Kits Deionging iu d£n physicians lieutenant Ballantyne said evidently tho intrnHpr's nnlv interest in raiding the drug store was the uesire to nbtain drues Decause al though a cash register drawer was forced open no money or other valuables were taken Just how the thief managed to entrance to the store regain JTlTmi ariKiial emnloveeR were working as usual but unloading shells mained unknown Lieutenant BalThe arsenal was lantyne said there was no evidence fi left Burton Lane Edith Stoddard inspectors ira i that doors had been forced open Charles Cooperforeman Facer although the front door was found liopv H unlocked early Sunday by Ray Minton of 2333 Grant who called at the store to make a purchase Mr Minton told police he walked into thO store found nobody inside and telephoned Horace S Enwho later sign druggist-owncame down to check contents of the Re-elect- ed store Mr Ensign estimated the thief tobk $25 worth of drug tabCases of five men allegedly in- lets It was possible Mr Ensign said volved in a disturbance Saturday that the thief had managed to conh street Twenty-fifton lower night ceal when the store was were disposed of in city court y cldsedhimself night Saturday 22— SALT LAKE CITY April m Si Henry McGean state purchas Charged with disturbfng the chairman was ing agent peace by fighting two! of the de Democounty of the Salt Lake fendants each forfeited $25 bail: cratic organization after a stiff Eugene Hernandez 28 of 126 West battle which ended on a more Twenty-secon- d and Joe Martinez at work However they were not "passing the ammunition" They were unloading it in observance of milestone since the' first peace-tim- e 1940 It 'was on April 22 1920 that B Crowell then acting secretary of war approved documents that on brought the arsenal into beingbase At present jhe a small scale Ca- A peremptory writ of mandate nnrfur rotimand of Col W had been issued today in Second pron now represents an "Investment district court in the case' of Ogden of more than $16000000 and covers me A young Narcotics Only TnHav la Ocden arsenal's twenty- sixth birthday Employes were hard com- Takes Money War Base Aides Engaged In More Peaceful Acts Writ Commands 4-Ti- L ' j !'l i IISER x V A FRANK HINES fgjEp — Ph 8865 Frazer 4 iMermeuntpin Ditribuff4 AUTOMOBILES FRA2ER RAISER end 750 Sowth Moin Street Salt lake City ADRIAN HATCH & CO Intermountain Distributer fftAZER FARM EQUIPMENT Logan Utah Inc D |