Show Republicans Arriving for Western States Session TRail Car Murder sweeping congression al and the placing of the were victory of The "wheels victory" O G bearer ui me standard P first touch of oil to- White House EVANSTON Wyo Oct 7 — Mrs MacAuley on her arrival day as Republican leaders began to arrive for the annual western was prompt to predict a landslide Harry N Belkin 39 New York She district court in 1948 Taft-HartlRepublican victory states conference r City arraigned in H R Christmuch-debate- d said that the O G of the First law was gaining in Monday beforenotJudge to a P leaders to put in an appear- favor andlabor charge guilty with the increased sup- mas pleaded ance was Mrs Robert MacAuley murder sentiwas preferred port stronger G O coming of first degree P assistant chairman of the for the Republican cause as him by Prosecuting Attornational committee from Washing- ment against a whole ton D C Mrs MacAuley will and Attorney Tomorrow morning the G O P ney Vincent Vehar of trial was set lead the distaff section of the women Date Kabell Louis begin their conferences to Dec 1 at for conference which opens here ofChristmas elec- bv Judge the in women's map strategy tomorrow was representficially ten o'clock BelkinR WalLater In the week male Repub- tion next year Dwight three-day Attorneys ed men a the by start Thursday lican leaders from 15 western and Cook W Clarence and meeting with a banquet on lace states will begin connight at which Governor Captured August 9 ferences aimed at a repeat of last Thursday Ralph Gates of Indiana will speak Belkin was apprehended Aug 9 Among other top Republican lead- in Laramie Wyo by Union Paers to be present at the meetings agents following the will be Rep Joseph Martin Jr cific special men in a railof three shooting of the house road speaker at Carter Wyo on car bunk SELECT Martin has been mentioned as a Bert victims of the 7 One possible presidential or vice pres- Aug Colo Cedar 41 of Edge D Peck idential candidate An Artistic and 12 in St Benedict's The conference second of its died on Aug Ogden Utah from gun-at Distinctive kind to be held in Salt Lake City hospital allegedly suffered wounds during the past two years is pri- shot Belkin of hands the to give party marily designed men James E two GIFT other The CHRISTMAS workers ideas on organization and Calif shot Oxnard 22 Stobaugh on ways of bringing the G O P stomach and and hands side of all issues before voters in both NOW 32 Carter shot Delmar A Carl more clearly have Success of the 194? conference in both legs and right hand care while selection is good at after hospital recovered was evident in sweeping Repubin Benedict's Ogden lican victory in the west even in St Pick It up Lester Johnson fourth occupant some states G O which the P escaped injury just before conceded as being Democratic of the outfit carBelkin turned on the when gun Christmas strongholds prior to election was him empty Avoid the Rush Evidence Reported Spud Growers Warned Our Layaway Plan makes it Evidence at the time of the IDAHO 7 FALLS Oct (AP)indicated that following at the easy The U S department of agricul- shooting an argument with fellow workers ture warned potato growers hot on the Union Pacific extra gang to use 2 the wonder weed at Carter Belkin went to Rock BENVUE GIFT SHOP killer to kill potato vines before Springs where he purchased a 38 The depart- calibre revolver and returning to digging operations 311 Washington Blvd ment explained the chemical has the bunk car at eleven an effect on the whole plant and night Aug 7 emptied the Thursday gun into is likely to injure the potato the three men Since his capture Belkin has been held in the Uinta county jail ia Evanston R D Wallace and Clarence W Cook were assigned by "the state for his defense after failure by Belkin to secure counsel the Jewish Welfare through Agency in Denver where he apget-ting"th- eir ey mid-weste- rn (R-Mas- s) 4-- D You will policy i benefit by our Ccs plied Construction Set On Memorial With : Says Jaycee Leader SALT LAKE CITVi rw 7 fAP John Ben Shepperd of Gladewater Texas president of the United states junior chamber of com ' asserted that communist Russia yesterday "thrown has °?Z n he gauntlet and we must ac-- 5 ?hallerge by getting tough staying tough" address before the Salt City junior chamber Shepperd said that revival in Europe ? Russia's Comintern meant that tne communists declared war on me United have States" Peace is possible but only by compromise and so far the communists have shown no inclination to compromise" Shepperd said adding: 'America must become so strong that it is compromise or else —and we must be to back up what we say" prepared Shepperd is on a tour that will take him tospeaking 38 cities in 24 states He spoke at Provo last then planned to continue on night to Las Vegas Nev Making the trip with him is the national executive vice president G" Fister former junior ifan Chamber Of cnmrnprco lrnriont Ogden and Provo ke - Public Services Slated to Honor Utah's War Dead SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (AP) —Public services perhaps in the Utah state capitol will be held to pay tribute to the Utah war dead whose bodies are returned here from overseas burying grounds The first boatload of the bodies is due at San Francisco late this week Bodies of most of the Utah service men will be sent to Utah general depot at Ogden for removal to the home towns of survivors Gov Herbert B Maw designated Brig Gen J Wallace West Utah adjutant general to prepare a suitable memorial program Detail work has been assigned to Col Vasco Laub assistant adjutant general SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (AP) Construction of the Pioneer Memorial building to be erected on a triangular plot at the head of Main street in Salt Lake City will begin this week Mrs Kate B Carter president of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers said today Mrs Carter said her association had agreed to supply $14000 additional making up the difference between the lowest bid submitted EVANSTON Wyo Oct 7— Inand funds allocated to the proj- formation was filed in district ect court which convened in Evanston The structure will cost nearly Monday with Judge H R Christ$500000 mas presiding charging Milton Boydstun Evanston with arson allegedly committed last April Do You Need Help Bail was set at $2000 by Judge Christmas and the case continued to Stop Drinking? until the first week in November when court will convene and BoydALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS stun will be arraigned states VinMay 8e i our Answer — cent Vehar Uinta county attorney PO Boa 1288 — Ogden Boydstun) will be presented by Attorney Louis Kabell i WHENEVER YOU COME TO US FOR A LOAN- - Suspect to Face Arson Charge Loans from $10 to $1200 iODERN PNANCE C O 2469 Washington Boulevard Spargo Bldg 1 2nd Fl Over Colonial Theatre Tel loon $300 or less made by MODERN LOAN 46 SERVICE Inc Hoiel Denies TwoUtal1'8 Goal SALT LAKE CITY Oct (AP) A goal of 60000 was set today for Fired Over Union association membership in Utah Mrs Charles R Be Tough Suspect Makes Plea of Innocence Soviets SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (UP) top-draw- er THE OGDEN fUTAW STANDARD-XAMINETTTTPsriAv vtrvKrtKin OCTOBER — P-- T- 7 7 Slogan Selected Q AO s For Utan 100 Vehicle Licenses mm ?ALT 1947-4- 8 1 1 CITY LAKE Oct 7 automobile the slocense plates will carry State Friendly gan "The state tax Grant A Brown said about chairman commission fl5 ner cent of persons complying their with his request toa expressshould slogan whether on views be included on the plates were in favor of the proposala slogan Of those who wished cent voted he said about 90 per for "The Friendly State"the line: The 1947 plates carry "This Is the Place" The 1948 plates will be black with white numerals and letters (A)-Ut- ah's li- 1948 throughout the state enrolled 000 members last year I Unions Comply On Picket Ban SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (AP) Members of the International Union of Operating Engineers local No 3 at Ogden and the Ogden Building Trades Council have voluntarily complied with a state industrial commission order that from pickthey "cease and desist E Chairman Commission eting" M Royle said today The two A F L groups have complied despite issuance by the state supreme court of a tempor- SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 Officials of the Newhouse (AP) hotel today had denied in a hearing before the state industrial commission that they released two employes of their coffee shop because of union affiliation The denial came at a hearing before E M Royle commission chairman on charges of unfair labor practices brought in a complaint of the commission against the hotel Fritzie B 165 employes and that the AFL union lacked the majority required for certification 771 TABLETS A modern caily-oun- d ment thai real reult m&si$ treat WW VM1I 0f$ Palmer and Audrey Thompson waitresses testified they were dismissed primarily because of their union affiliation Their testimony was entered in behalf of the Culinary Alliance local No 815 (AFL) which brought the charges against the hotel Denial of their statements came from W Ross Sutton hotel and Ernest Spencer hotel food controller After the hearing the Newhouse Hotel Employes Protective association petitioned the commission to be certified as exclusive bargaining agent for the employes The group said it represented 99 of the hotel's co-mana- Uta Cuts Polio Cases to Nine One new case of polio was reported for the week ended last Friday It involved a boy in Carbon county Altogether there were 88 cases of communicable disease reported four-year-o- ld WEST JORDAN Utah Oct 7 last week (AP) — Workmen today were clearing the debris resulting from the cave-i- n of the West Jordan school Sept 15 which endangered the lives of 470 students and teachers Although no decision has been made as to the disposal of the building K R Eskelsen job foreman said a temporary roof would be placed on the building to protect it through the winter er L Walker first vice of the Utah congress of president Parents and Teachers said local associations the comSALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 (AP) ary prohibition against mission order Royle said The ori Only nine cases of infantile parder issued after a hearing on the have been reported in Utah labor group's dispute with the alysis so in 1947 and Dr A A Jenkfar Co of Wheelwright Construction ins state Ogden epidemiologist said the The building trades council ap- state apparently has escaped an pealed to the supreme court after epidemic of the dread ailment issuance of the order and the court Iri 1943 1945 and 1943 years in granted the temporary restraining which polio was widespread in order Utah the peak of the epidemic was reached about Sept 15 he noted Workmen Clear School Debris Parent-Teach- ed HELENE DRURE Managing Director nw cuhion Rtin loo plat with fitt ik nw plaitie ONE appireatfan chawing- ' far waak parmitt prapr Monay-bac- n comfort! 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The picture above shows a student installer o£ telephone central office equipment learning one of the most important techniques in his trade— the hand soldering of tiny wires to central office terminals During the installation of just one ww central office expert installers may have to connect a milHon wire ends —each wire to just the right terminal — each soldered section perfectl — ROBERT H HINCKLEY INC " 2810 Washington Blvd 1 In communities throughout the western states served by this com pany about f 5 major expansion jobs are now in progress Many involve new equipment in our buildings and the number of soldered connections required to put all this new equipment into service reaches into astronomical figures But the job is going at full speed and we are approaching the day when all who want telephone serv-ic- e can have it ® THE MOUNTAIN STATES TftEPNONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY |