Show m Railroaders Join In Protest Of U P's Bypass by-passi- ng selves The protest came in the form of a letter to G F Ashby president of the U P from the Ogden area Southern Pacific club and was signed by Hugh F O'Neil president The letter stated: "We are sure us railroad men of Ogden join with Union of the action in protesting the a proPacific railroad in initiatingrailroad withdrawal of pf gram service to Ogden "Past railroad experience nas shown that once a company begins a community the process the that this is followed later with and withdrawal of other services facilities "It is to be regretted that the to Union Pacific railroad the first servrailroad offer transcontinental ice to Ogden in 1869 should be the its first to withdraw a portion of the services to the community by-passi- ng letter concludeda resolution adopted Meanwhile last Monday by the directors of the chamber of commerce has been distributed to all chamber members as well as U P officials WEBER MOTOR-V- U THEATRE DiamQwls Recognize Untiring Service TsHuir?AGvD!!iiUTAHl Morgan County Awaits Its Ogden Optimists Gain Charter Biggest Fair S5AYMORNING STANDARD-EXAMIN- JEccles Wins Newj E AUGUST 31 1947 j-e- Primary Harvest Party Tuesday nonors gion NEW YORK Aug 30 (AP) — Spencer E Eccles Ogden Utah Saturday was appointed to the finance committee of the 40 et 8 society distinguished service auxiliary of the American Legion at the national convention of the two organizations Eccles is past chef de chemia de fer (national commander) of the organization a position to which Guy Land Clarksdale Miss a marine veteran of World war L was elevatedi The L D S First ward primary harvest party will be held Tuesday MORGAN Aug 30— Slated to be pm in the Sept 2 at seven-thirt- y the greatest celebration in Morgan ward amusement hall Thirty-thir- d and Grant A program of pioneer county's history and expected to Louise and dances will be given by By England songs draw the biggest crowd the tradi"The-Sal- t children after which the Lake dub has ceased primary tional Morgan county fair and Cen to be an exhibit of their w ill thprp the island of Optimism in summer work featuring the trek of tennial exposition will open next Utah with to Salt Nauvoo formation of from the OpOgden pioneers Wednesday at nine am for four tomist club" said also be an will Cy McCarren Lake valley There lemonade pop sale days cake and vice president of Inter- apron corn and peanuts ana a nsn jjuhu The four-da- y attraction will com- national in a talkOptimist LEES at a charter mence with the judging of exten- banquet Thursday evening at Mt The public is invited ROCK LOFT sive horticultural home economics Lomond odge Ogden canyon by Jack and price of Fuller Ogden HIGH CLASS DINING and flower exhibits It wiU end the newly revived Ogden club AND DANCING president Ogden Kiwanians Are Present Many Saturday night with a Centennial Officials Listed REFRESH-INGL- X SOMETHING One hundred twentv fiv On Mr ball to be known as a candy dance timists are: officers installed Newlv DIFFERENT from Salt Lake and at Como Springs Tribe president J Ellis Vrafun s Excellent Food Fine Music anu meir guests attended Ogden McCarren from Santa Monica Calif first vice president uoweii juq-kinComparable Prices Pageant is Highlight second vice president The highlight will be the county's came to present a charter to the r secretary-treasuHighway 89 East Kaysville club Howard Williams er B Foulger sergeant-at-arm- s Mountain Road Shaw Centennial pageant "Oh Ye Moun- Ogden Darrell Salt Lake City lieutenant gover Richards A chaplain Jack Group Reservations Call tains High" Friday at eight pm nor of the 20th district installed chairwork Charles Pettit boys before a fairgrounds grandstand oincers John A Schmuke pres- man Lowell Judkins membership Kaysville 51- -J ident Salt Lake club preOptimist crowd and Wallace England sented the banner George Tribe chairman chairman to diamond program events are Other pins a pa- new president of the Ogden club California Packing corporation presents planned A Ik Earn- - MWfdent of the 11 " of his firm who have completed 20 or more years of service Left to - ni business received a special nlaaue from rade Morgan's through three local employes Smith secretary-treasurof Jerry Kapp who has served 25 years R A Jones Eames Ronald Wadsworth division manager district Wednesday at eleven am Arch warn nea inn s i years the bait Lake club for his out horse pulling contests Wednesday standing efforts in securing mem one pm band concert Wednesday bers for the new club The Og club was presented bv Ben three pm baseball game Morgan den G Baylis Los Angeles Calif ON BEAUTIFUL PINEVIEW RESERVOIR vs Plain Uity tnree-tnirt- y pm counselor for Optimists Internation al races Wednes has horse been here Baylis Wednesday MODERATE RATES the summer organizing theduring local an y pm evening day club Mr accompanied by Limited Time Remaining This Season grandstand show Wednesday eight Mrs Baylis Baylis will leave here to bepm Full Moon Makes Delightful Evening Rides gin organization of a club in Provo Livestock Judging Other special guests were Disand Jerry Kap trict Governor of Kiwans W Platte exhibits of livestock Judging who received foreman room HvrumTshook am nine Fork Morean Smithfield boys' industrv nnino junior Thursday 1U1 (J U UU iomnnrl nin baseball Milton vs All Stars UiM1't" ACROSS THE DAM ON NORTH SIDE OF LAKE bus- - and Ogden started himself from the standpoint of general Californian twelve-thirt- y The air pm Thursday Karnes W A a laborer iness is "very bright" Saturday afternoon he addressed work with his firm as show Thursday two pm band California Pack- - employes of the Ogden plant on 40 ago operating a double concert Thursday president of the whose y years pm operations the front lawn and was introduced seamer in the Honolulu plant Eight ing corporation horse three rodeo pm Thursday to all of them — an esti- - years ago he was elevated to the extend halfway around the world personally y NOW PLAYING pm inspection Sat- - mated 300 in number ended a three-da- y of the firm which op- races Thursday presidency scramcalf 1 I boys' — county veteran Morgan Three division of the his Utah of from 60 employes erates than more plants urday y ble pm also Thursday Y canned N received proddiamond Minanao P I to Brooklyn Ogden plant Although certain show Thursucts are still being allocates xo service pin awards from the cor and from Tampa Fla to Bristol evening grandstand carniand current who boxing the himself eight day pm poration president Alaska buyers and distributors m —one dia Bay nine val p the season points to a "fairly good" wears a Friday utilizes firm pin his Eames said Junior baseball games Friday for dis- mond for each five years of service production of approximately a supply of available goods pa tribution and the firm is encoun- beyond 15 years The oldest of the acres including company ten and eleven am livestock local veterans from standpoint of controlled lands and that under rade and banquet Friday one pm tering nod serious labor problems executive related service was W A Weathers plant contract and his firm employs game Friday City the pmn style 4& However Mr Eames whose superintendent who has served 31 35000 to 40000 persons annually dress revue Friday See this country home and headquarters are in San years in the corporation including The firm is the world's largest pm Davis county sheriff's mountSTARTS TODAY! moid show them up! Francisco qualified his prediction 26 years in Ogden Others were R packer of fruits vegetables and ed posse exhibition Friday three-thirt- y of adequate supplies with the ex- A Jones field man who received fish pm rodeo Friday four pm pression: "Providing they don't " send everything to Europe the alarm pracHe viewed with l LET'S GO PlfflaETTft YOUNG tice of sending large supplies of American goods to Europe "People JOSEPH C0TTEN complain to us about high prices" ETHEL BARRYMORE he said "but that is where they m will should lay the blame" from civilians Wall of the The first anniversary Applications "This artificial means of produc- be accepted by the air force for Every Nite Except avenue of goods is aviation cadet community center will be training domestic scarcity pilot primary Saturday and Tuesday shooting prices — the prices we have ing classes opening Oct 15 Capt marked Thursday at eight p m to pay for goods and consequently John M Schneider Ogden army Matinee Every Sunday wholesale and retail prices — up- recruiting station announced today with main speakers Commissioner And JHARlEniCICrulllUpf Dott 2 to 4 P M ward" said Mr Eames Entrance examinations will be Harold L Welch and Recreational I wFi Mr three the Audrey days fowards a elaine rileyrc ftlliRI past During held Sept 8 to 12 at Mather field Supervisor Ellis MacAllister who rtooiKuot — FY r ruADl rviifciA vi WL diAir dot Conditioned— t Eames and Ronald Wadsworth Calif Application blanks can be will talk on "The Future of the DIRECTED BY LEW LANDERS George Montgomery vision manager inspected company obtained J W® B' from the recruiting sta— Guild Nancy wmwwmaLJTM on "The Center" and tion 2436 Washington Community Berthana Roller Rink BRASHER DOUBLOON" Advantages and Opportunities of JUUU Musical Western Hit Supervised Recreation" Since the And This Thrilling First-Ru- n BUBBONI'S center opened last Sept 4 many activities have been carried on to make leisure hours enjoyable said AUTRY Delicious Steak Chicken and Dozie Miles director Musical Iftss Italian Spaghetti Dinners numbers will be provided The 164 31st Street Phone public is invited MKTAMI OOli At Canyon Meet Another protest was registered Saturday against action of the Union Pacific railroad in Ogden with four of its finest trains this time by railroad men them- v r — -- Del-be- rt i far-reachi- ng yw er BOAT RIDES Packing Firm Head Rewards Old Employes Sees Bright Future for Canning Industry five-thirt- -- THAYNE BROS Utah's Largest and finest Outdoor Theatre 1 w vaafc- - fV 1 ' I V NOW PLAYING TV t- - VI two-thirt- - turns' four-thirt- five-thirt- six-diamo- nd half-milli- on (fa one-thir- ty erav-haire- three-fiftee- Army Air Force Needs Pilots Center to Hold Event Thursday £ s£ I I 1 Roller Skating Daughter JSImmf S S3 i 1 i I TEA ROOM WW 2-1- SWIM GRAYCLIFF LODGE nil r m IV -- j 4 AJr-Spwc-io ITliif I m S News — Selected Shorts Office Opens 7:0© p m Show starts 7:45 p m Turn South Mile West of New Overpass on U S 91 1 M "at:- Bathe for Health Labor Day Utah Hot Springs r 5:00 pm LAST TIMES TODAY Phone P M FAR GROUNDS 2:30 & 8:30 STATE The One Picture FOR FUN OPEN Lama 4mr5w HMNeet lifSP--l I AH Must See! s You will know I 75 Dial Salt Lake City ' that's a Miracle of Entertainment! 2-0- I TONITE jf? c)rf nffun SSqgest Little Rodeo in the World" U In EYANSTON WYOMING Aug 31 and Sept 2 p m Each Day Parade Monday Sept " III COWGIRL NIGHTS AT jl ORPHEUM You will know and Tfc Jr I ' mm COWBOY DAYS Champion — 9 Miles North of Ogden Highway 91 Attractive Lobby for Parties Open 9 AM to Midnight 1 1 te Tickets $300 Reserved Seats $200 General Admission $150 Children 75c f A You will know a e s M when you meet the man behind the miracle! 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