Show 'Date'? Looting for Navy Ifoy 4 Public Invited to View Navy Depot Activities I tO m iiBKBv'BI' HflHBHIBSsSRBL' -- tug-of-w- ar he feels wohld not be done if authorities in Washington had any intention of Clearfield depot the war-buil- t! S3 3 59 20 00 Value Clearfield how represents a plant valueof more than $33592000 and a capacity of 35000 carloads of KNOTTY PINE ROOMS 'raBR'Bfe aflt 'wtoffkMi BjBffiTy¥ Elaine Allington of Ogden satisfying her wjomanly curiositya stands on e to peer pertly through the facepiec of a navy deep-seorving suit to find out if a man is in it Ogden an vicinity will be given op- nortunity to insnect at first hand this "man f rom Mars" equipment and supply depot In supplies during: open house at the Clearfield 27naval from ten a m until observance of navy day on Monday October four p m tip-to- : It serves as a supply material center for naval installations up and down the coast and across the Pacific Clearfield was completed April The northern Utah site 10 1943 was selected because of its security from enemy attack and its access to major railroads serving It has shipped the west coast more than 50000 carloads of supcommissioned plies since it was At the peak of the war1 Clearfield employed 6113 civilian work-onharf an aliened strength of 1333 enlisted marine army arid naval personnel 208 officers and H i Byrnes Warns of Russ in Germany (Continued ttom Page Unci conference here in 1944 he Oaks has cohered the development of the United Nations and its related con ferences in Washington New York Londoi Paris Moscow Mexico City a id Rio De Janeiro His dispatch to which Byrnes took exception last night began: 9100 35mm 120 (B-750 Cut Films 4x5 1st Sheet 15 Each Addition 2) Quality Venation Blinds Send- "FACTORY TO YOU" Courteous Free Estimates Ave - Money with Order to P O Box 1109 Ogden or Bring to 2618 Eccles ROBERTS COLOR UIELKE 2651 ty eight-thirt- SERVICE Y Wash Dial WORKS 01 Modern Maintenance hs steam-powere- one-quart- er Av-ere- Calling Card Not Good Evidence Gag U S Claim High Court Rules from Russia Tries to OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 23 (AP) increased the list of American in- Thev still have prohibition in Ok dividuals he has attacked as "war- lahoma toandsellthey arrest people for whiskeyj mongers" singling out Secretary trying a Tulsa Okla court was Bpt of Commerce W Arerell Harriman too ready to convict Eddie of sothe sale of liquor the Secretary of Defense James For-rest- licitingcriminal court of appeals state and former Secretary of here ruled Wednesday State James F Byrnes He also The high court declared the evassailed American publications in- idence too scanty reversed the y jail quashed a cluding the "Hearst Press" the conviction and orfine and $250 sentence Remagazine "Foreign Policy dered a new trial When police ports" "The Field Artillery JourThe evidence: nal" and "Successful Farming" searched Martin Edwards readithey card as contributing to "war propagan- found in his pocket a Eddie when ng- "fall thf nricinal da" — from nine a m to ready you're V Herbert A speech by Dr Evatt of Australia provided the twelve p m first "answer" to the Russian case The Australian foreign minister counter-charge- d that the Soviet Sino UNRRA Closes Up are encouraging radio and SHANGHAt Oct 23 (AP) — press war by "persistent unrestrained UNRRA clqsing out operations attacks on the United States of here said today $30000 in relief America!" supplies on hand will be divided Continued Rock Wool Insulation ic Page Jnei ir al 90-da- lamation restricting brush jurning andf smoking if camp-firFlames swept half the j1000-fod pier at length of the Portland Me causing damage estimated at $1000000 Governors in the northeast states hunters and closed state forests-tto prevent an in effort picnickers fires Caused by carelessness es between the Chinese government and private charitable orgamza- tions if Weather-strippin- g Storm Windows Water Softeners Water Heaters Insulation Cement Roofs Roof Treatments Maintenance G Edward Sawyer Products Certified Workmanship Guaranteed DIAL 2-03- Material 81 A Complete Service MODERN PRODUCTS Co North Ogden Utah ot state-owne- o Goods Seized Smuggled 23 Oct (AP) — NANKING thejn complete with fancy Cabinets and fixtures as you like Smuggled goods worth 11600000-00- 0 dollars have been confiscated at China's principal ports in the first six months of this year ministry of finance sources estimated therr 4786 or nt hvdro-electri- -- Wej design and build clear the dry weather brought ana a additional forest tires c power nf to manufacturing plants Only of an inch of mois ture has fallen this month Generosity Plants Gov Ernest W Gibson of Vermont appealed to Washington for d the use of army mobile electric generating plants for the emergency caused in his state by the drying up of Appalachian mountain streams The Buffalo Niagara Electric the Corp in New York curtailedman use of electricity in 70 large ufacturing plants Resort City Ablaze Forest fires in New England which yesterday destroyed of the summer resort city of Kennebunkport threatened today to sweep into the city of East Waterboro Me More than 2000 volunteers worked through the backnight setting a mile-lon- g fire to save the town r National guardsmen patrolled the devastated areas to prevent looting jjSKSBBk Estate Threatened A 3000 acre forest fire in the Ramapo mountains near Harriman N Y for a time threatened the dairy farm and Woodland estatell of Secretary of Commerce W Harrimaiyfr Some 72 forest fires were reported burning in Michigan at"1 though all were under control Gov Kim Sigler Issued a proc- cur-tnilmc- "Former Secretary of State James 500 prisoners of war F 4000 Byijnes proposed today that the than Now it employs more nprsnnnel and has an annual pay United) Statesonanswer Russia's 'obatomic energy and structionism' roll of more than $10200000 German peace treaty agreements muu-da- y uu uuuse me ppen jjuring with 'better and more' atomic guides and bus transportation bombsj and a decision to drive the will be furnished for tours around Red army out of Germany by force area 841 acre depot the if necessary" SHMpT BE AUTIFUU 'frciSiMP vfe' Processing er (Continued from Page One) five-hundredt- ANSCO COLOR TWO-DA- two-thir- New England in- definitely permanent installation This was in answer to a question of whether it might become involved in 4 political such as fhat which has had the army's Utah general depot north of Ogderi in a turmoil for the last few months The veteran naval captain said that for example more warehouses are being converted for ' permanent storage all the time This 'HHhBBl The U S marine band of Washington D C will appear here in concert at the Ogden high school auditorium November 8 for two performances and y p m Tickets are on sale an-at Glen Brothers' music store and at the various city schools It is ticipated to be one of the finest musical treats of its kind of the season The event is sponsored by The Ogden Standard-Examin- Forest Fires Hit "WithRyan emphasized navy" out public support we could do a in Heckuva Fix choice is foreclosed es And that particularly R AP) — Town board members are convinced that Walter Pietr-za- k wants "a lot of fixing" "I want my street fixed Pietrzak wrote "It is a lousy street want a sign-o- n it too That streetI is really bad Fix it because it needs fixing You must fix it Fix it Please fix it It needs it very bad" ey i cludes members of the voluntary and regular eeserve outfits Definitely! Permanent In talking over plans for commemorating introducing in confirst naval gress in 11773 of thesaid that as authorization' Ryan far as He knows Clearfield is THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23 1947 23 1 anti-Dew- 2A s On) balloting began withdrawn beforewent to Dewey on nomination contest a single ballot without everyThat is what pretty nearly are forces body except the Dewey agam determined shall not happen not will hapit At least they hope a against rep- pen Best guarantee net fr1- 1144 J -' itition of Dewey s u- some kindrr- of be nomination would agreement among the others The theory is that ballot if an on early he must win he is to win at allthe Dewey people On their part delchoice secdnd for are plugging son favorite those egate votes in areas first where or wavering in the wforld will put on- its brightest bunting Monday and' open its doors o the Utah public for celebration ol Navy day Capt Wj BI Ryan U IS N officer in command invited "one and all" tcj crime to Clearfield between ten a m and four p m and see' for themselves just what "their own navy' i£ doing in the supply line Interesting Items For "bait" io lure visitors technicians at th4 163 building depot have selecjtedi the most interestdifferent items ing of thet 15b000 stocked in the 66 store houses that storage space of have coveted feet — more than 180 acres inOn display for close-han- d in be units radar spection rocket operation! servlaunchers airTborne torpedo sunmarine-sized suits icing unitsj diving washing machines and scores of other— as $eamen would call them— "gismo and gadgets" "We waat to show the public that its their ojtvn havy no't the navy's nothing 8 continued from Pa clearfIield naval supply SIIHBiHH jet-engin- Marine Band Coming November Be Candidate DEPOT Oct p3 (UP)— The Clearfield naval supply depot second largest inland naval establishment j TrJt's Ready 95 today j Thanks Folks! 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