Show H Murder Ax Is Property of Neighbor Police Report City detectives said today the-long handled ax used by an un known person Oct 4 to murder Lee X Walker 62 sleeping alone in his had home at 585 Twenty-nint- h been identified as the property of a neighbor Joe Maggio whose is diag- house at 564 Twenty-nint- h street from across the the onally a scene of the crime Capt Clifford K Keeter said Maggio was one of 10 or 12 persons who responded to a police appeal to report theft of a weathered ax during recent days Maggio and a relative who scrutinized the ax in the police identification bureau expressed conviction it is the one used by Maggio Sept 28 to cut out roots of a tree in hisj yard After using the ax Maggio said he leaned it against the house in rear of his property and h$td not had occasion to use it f Girl Scoulers a! Staff Chosen for School Paper Open House Set Wednesday Training Session ! revealed Capt Keeter said Ihat the axe was the instrument immediately responsible for Walker's death although a kitchen butcher knife found alongside the ax in a vacant space south of the Walker home had also been used to attack the sleeping victim Walker's head was bludgeoned with the ax and the knife was used to stab the throat police said Nnr? 5GDEN-St- aff THE OGDEN fUTAHl STANDARD-EXAMINETUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 7 1947 R APPLES for the Ogden school newspaper was announced today by Mrs Var-d- a Conner faculty sponsor: Editor-in-chiStorey associate editor LouJerry Jean Shaw reporters Elaine Greenwell and Ruth Campbell features Carmen Petty and Joanne Jackson Bud sports Heeder and Douglas Sarlo Class reporters: Julia seventh grade MargaretCampbell Edsinga eighth Phyllis Russell ninth and Lois Hansen tenth Donna Jones will be production as- - of the Weber of America Scouts council Girl were present today in Salt Lake City as training courses began for Girl Scout members and leaders They are Mrs R F Howe Mrs Ray E Minton and Mrs Harold Three members Truckload or ef Olsen Leaders will receive their first local training of the season Tues day and Wednesday Oct 14 and 15 at Girl Scout headquarters 230 Eccles beginning at ten o'clock each morning and ending at three Leaders will bring their pm limnhes Tuesday meeting is for Brownie leaders and is under the direction of Mrs F W Anderson president of the Leaders association ana Mrs Mnrtrart Hvatt local director Bushel GLEDHILL'S ORCHARD in Detective Roberts F Carver fingerprint expert and a detail of police spent this morning at the Walker home to obtain copies of manager prints which late Monday were CA°len ¥ Uswth Artists noted Oh a mirror and on other Mont? ad Lee Rayne objects near the scene tg2TeryTyPists are Mary Capt Keeter said officers bave fJSajmond and Ethel Jones several other leads in mind "none of which appears promising" Walker's body was discovered by Mr and Mrs Buren will held open house Mrs Walker about nine am Oct Jeptha J Cross 2364 Van and relatives are invited 4 Friends Wednesday after she m from to to returned six again her home eight p Intermediate leaders will receive to join in celebration A conducted Oct 4 from a brief visit in Boise Idaho of the goldenwedding anniversary instruction Wednesday Oct 15 ana Mrs from Mrs D C Oviatt Mrs Carlos J Cross who died in 1886 They had three 2364 Van fcuren Jeptha Seegmiller and Mrs Hyatt will hold open children none oi wnum is living Npw leaders and women inter house Wednesday Job-Rate- d six to v Dodge martna are Cross marriea ested in leading troops Mr urged eight p m on theirfrom in the Salt Lake L D golden wed- to attend aing and S temple Oct 8 1897 She was Friends anniversary The first Leaders association are invited to call itlves season born in England April 22 1860 meeting of the 1947-4- 8 Mr and Mrs rvSh— nnrt in 1869 namp to Utah — was held Monday night in the scout of Evanston it Mr Cross where 1875 Wyo Alma He in Morby married war emergency advanced the view office Sale of Christmas cards and By W Wilson Cliff Union Pa- died in ioyo the cmpioyea uorn were by uicm for calendars Scout Girl 4 raising cific He rtirH frnm ha yail- Today was not exactly the "meat- that too much food which might sons aiiaJ iwu uaugmeis iour troop dues was explained by the road in 1922 and came to Ogden tour less Tuesday" that President Tru- otherwise be used to William survive: whom of Morby advantage staff vvucie ne operated a shoe repair Evanston man asked the American people to is 578 Charles Morby going into the garbage can shop He imposcf upon themselves but there Clarence Twenty-nint- h Morby These abuses would stop he Mo June 7 1R57 anH wac first were strong indications that 2368 Quincy Mrs A L Scofield might fit into such a pro- ty married to Clara Baumgartner 2948 as a whole are striving to opined if every housewife knew they Lincoln Ogden gram she had only a certain amount of conserye food Since the president's appeal was Mr and Mrs uross nave one A spot check of the city's son E Jerry Cross 690 Thirty-eight- h meat He advanced the view that designed to reduce the amount of tomer who ROBERT H HINCKLEY INC j 24 grandchildren and a to livestock fed cereal and today showed that nonere-—- the Sunday night grains would xtJL be open today Sp Presappeal of or at least none of those who the amount of flour going into e replied that it would she number of great - grandchildren ident Truman and his cabinet mem- American bread one The Standard-Examinanswered "I lust wantpH tn mntP They are active in the L D S sugplied ?o manager survey! — was offering an entirely bers wasacta forerunner to a gested another measure He point- sure If you weren't I would buy Thirteenth ward meatless menu One listed no meat ed out that large quantities of feed my xuesaay meat right now" A common explanation from for on its printed menu but provided A especially could be proPROVES WONDERFUL FOR DISTRIBUTOR OF h OHSP3 whnco mart- - videdhogs to supplement or even reit on request ine reasons were public eatine mi divers and most of them were jus- agements were quite frank to re- place grain if the restaurateur as DODGE-PLYMOUT- H meat that I port remained on their well as the housewife would septified A check of retail meat counters menus was that they had not yet arate the edible garbage from the GARAGE heard the president's appeal Typ- -' paper and metal refuse Passenger Cars although made during morning Northwest ical was Corner 20th & Wash the "This festaur At Meat Counters hours indicated that large num- ant reply business keeps us busy I didn't DODGE Job-Rate- d bers of consumers were planning Trucks Pick and Deliver Up Ph Butchers hear almost the without toto deprive themselves of meats exceppresident Sunday night Complete Motor Tune-U- p 1 K and I haven't seen the newspapers tion reported fewer customers at CHRYSLER MOTOR PARTS First applications of Zemo —a docWith Sun Equipment f day I their counters aldidn't this know a thing about the Restsknratpurs' werp linanimniK in morning tor's wonderful stainless invisible General Overhaul had no way of deESTABLISHED 30 YEARS the endorsement of the idea that appeal tountil some of my customers though they Brake Service Complete antiseptic —promptly relieve itching if meat Monme began termining this morning" I they could and should restrict the One jibe purchased Car Painting burning of Skin Rashes Eczema Day and Night t amount of meat eggs poultry and manager said he was offer- day and today was for consumpand Work Fender and Body similar surface tion akin ana Pimples or some macaroni and cheese today ing a good bread served in their establishsubsequent Towing Service date meat substitute in capital letters' scalp irritations Zemo also aids Evening and Week-End- s ments JF — Backed by amazing record "People will buv meat as It was a big "if" — if all their on his menu todav while ho Phone 8844 5700 f 'It Pays to Take Care of Your healing of continuous success I out regular meat dishes also were as we're open" one meatcutter e & f competitors would agree to do Car" listed on the menu "I plan to let commented First trial convinces py 2810 WASHINGTON They agreed that it would the i work po Another told of a woman cus- public decide" he explained other way unless comm n a a ar Another ! pulsion were used hearty approval of the plan to The 'Only Way tuuserve meai ana eggs and went The idea of compulsion in con- - bo to approach I servinC iar as 10 These days with prices shifting so on th Ampriran his nearest volunteer - — comtftitrrs i front to foods ULi meet deficiencies on the that an agreement now inmeatless M person hardly" knows bow much i' front received the strong luesaays and eggless if" European Thursdays backing of at least one representa- iiugui ue reacnea things cught to cost: It's safest ta tive off local business who con- Termed turn to Penney' s your watchdog Parasites tended that rationing would be the Some restaurateurs were dubij "only way? m ous as to the Ultimate valno nf "Th president has put Amerrestrictine the distrihuti ican free enterprise on the spot tain foods locally One pointed where cannot it the io certain t produce" newspaper items news businessman said "Every instiana magazine articles Which tution asked to share the burden xeeis described the "starving Fnrr v uld cooperate if his competitor peans" as parasitic would but this constitutes refusing to a wont except as it is required of vicious national circle that can't them for rot Drocurcmpnt VJf be controlled It must be done Another said he would be most by supervision it can't be done on a voluntary basis All the willing to make the necessary sacrifices if he knew that what he education all- - the appeals in the saved would eo to himurv tph world will not bring about nation-wide However he voiced doubt peans conservation' without that it could be diverted in an executive edict or a congreschannels without excessiveproper sional! 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