Show Taverns City Financing and Punchboards Candidates group was ipvited to state his tof position Three candidates for electiontheir regarding beer tavern anddiscussed 4 city offices Nov controls "and Twentygambling on ranging subjects viewpoints Street to Illtn municioperations m geiiexeu from tavern operation forum an at open 's Peery Opinions pal financing hjeld by Ogden Amvets Wednes"The city is governed by state day night in Utah national guard laws that restrict gambling and armorynnndidates were invited to other activities" Peery said "Howtvic Twenty-fift- h enable ever I understand now livelier explain their policies "to are taverns street the veterans of World War II to than when I was in office I am intelligently in participate more or less a liberal and if electelections" it was explained to the more ask for some changes I would ed gathering by Douglas H Kershaw I think Ogden should at least be Participating Amvet commander equal W Peery and Pat- allowed to operate on an were Harman and some Lake Salt with basis City ' can(Pat)-rick Healy mayoralty where one a m closdidates and Harold L Welch who otheris cities While I don't faobserved ing to the commission vor seeks ooen a wide city I think a candipostJ The other commission to more town is liberal date Thomas (Tom) East was ab- tourists Although we attractive heard have said sent due to illness Kershaw about the present condition Questions were shot at the candi- much street I underh Twenty-fiftof each date from the floor after is there stand gambling going on had made a resume of his platform rooms that certain back the in Mr Peery first to address the privileges are ' extended to some on Need Help Do You to Stop Drinking? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS v our Answer — j May Be J PO Box 1288 — Ogden r groups" ' Asked to explain his views on the proposed issuance of $900-00- 0 in bonds for fire station sewer and airport improvements Mr Peery said: "Our first job is to get city hall finances in order Ogden is carrying a tremendous debt We are taxed to J 8B (UTAH) THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Thursday Evening Oct 23 1947 The city owns 10:000 the limit now and it is my pre Tnow Windows Are the Eyes of Your Home feet ?cre of someView fnr waW oronopH - hlisiness i Pine £lCti°" Jh bond Proposal5 will or ana nin secondary water syWemTo? from outside concessionaires durtrc twu ueieaiea one t0 DOES YOUR HOME HAVE garden purposes In Pioneer He said sewer and other nec- 1 celebration ing ars days week water ThU could has PIS tood A BLACK Etc Heafyeid' great economy if a Welch said he was not certain that essary improvements could be tak- lmtion hall plannSl the in city effected Would See ns for be it is lawful 'to restrict invitation ther index- be fj? i Wout of centralized purchasing When asked how Mr ing city of bids to Ogden business men DRAPES used He said he proposes to so a more SHADES added: but WINDOW 'Thrugh system cost accounting a handllng of e money set up tell how much each yard of "I insisted CURTAIN have RODS KIRSCH no that always from present sources" we can matter who the lowest bidder was BLINDS is costing why VENETIAN collection garbage that they use exclusively Ogden Answering a host of ques- it is costing that particular amount Free Estimates tions Peery said he is other reduced other quesfabe could not Answering products" in it it I was whether staging not and of vor aware it tions he said the planning comretaining the Ogden-Webwas I VAN KAMPEN & SONS mission is composed of technicians planning commission "We've al- Principal Aims his two in papers" the it J'cfrtSnR platsaid key but that the power of zoning and ways had planning and there is a Mr Welch Phone H00 Riverdaie need for it to some extent But the form' planks are to expand park had nothing to do with n planning - lies with the city comand facilities whether prohe would "clean mission taxpayers are already paying sal- and recreational Apked v out the city legal department aries to a city engineer and about vide for a long range water restaff it with "men more anri 34 staff members to handle "I would be foolish to prom- to plan- community needs" Welrh alert ana tnere is no ise vou this could be accomplished n iluuwlu e a is it to for need plied that "no point of dr" employ a special bureau in a brief time he cided declared The present planning My by any particular program" commission has made more exceptions to the program has been and will contin- The determination of law is zoning laws than the engineer- ue to be development of small in the courts In other words ff ! ing staff did when I was in office play centers for immediate neigh- should replace the attorneys their I m in favor of more parks The borhood needs ahd a large park powers are still limited to the e city still needs a large central park within a mile radius of all citizens cisions of the court" to fit the needs of all the Concession Bids people As far as the dog situation is One member criticized concerned I feel like a dog the ' ministration for acceptingthe adway the city administration has thrown me around The mayor and As a setting for your Mr Welch should be ashamed exquisite furnishings select rugs of themselves coming out the way that will accent and heighten their beauty Custom--f SYMPTOMS OF DISTRESS they do with their dog scares My SALT LAKE CITY Oct 23 (AP business has gone to the dogs ARISING FROM anthanks to tne Present administra- The L D S (Mormon) church ittedij wall to wall or in standard rug sizes mission will be tion Peery reminded the group nounced today its STOMACH ULCERS he is a navy veteran of World war in Japan with Edward L "The Carpeting Makes It a Home' I and he appealed for the support of Honolulu T H servClissold Due to EXCESS ACID of veterans ing as president Clissold will reopen headquarFor Housing Projects ters in Tokyo and other mission- Over two million Mr Healy said he proposes to wii bottles of aries will follow as clearance can LARD square yard TREATMENT have beenthesold fo take the initiative to "get a real be said church officials obtained relief of symptoms of distress program "I nousing The Japanese mission was first from Stomach and Duodena Ween dul feel certain" he said underway "that private opened Excess Acid— snS in 1901 and was operated to or Upset Stomach Gassinels Heartburn capital can be induced to cooperate until 1924 Work among persons of in providing rental units to relieve Sleeplessness etc due to Excess Acid ancestry was resumed in Sold on 15 days' trial! Ask for "Willard's congestion The mayor is in good Japanese Islands in 1937 with Message" which Hawaiian the fully explains this treatto the ball rolling" position get this mission first called the Jap- ment — free — at h Twenty-fiftWALGREEN DRUG STORE Regarding street anese mission Since 1942 the Hacontrols he said "I believe there waiian church operation has been DRUG STORE are better ways to beckon the known as the Central Pacific misClearfield: STROMBERG-CARLSORADIOS — NORGE HOME APPLIANCES tourist trade than through libsion CLEARFIELD PHARMACY eralized operations that would increase juvenile delinquency If I take office the state and city laws governing gambling and hours of operation will be enforced If the people don't like the laws they can change them" Informed by an Amvet that the city's current crackdown on punch-boar- d operations had cost 200 jobs in the state Healy said: "I can't understand what all the furore is about but I do know that some have accused' me of promoting this campaign but I have had nothing to do with it The question of legality of boards or anything else can be determined in the courts It seems to me though that police nave more pressing problems right - :ii w o full-tim- ma v e -v °f S self-liquidati- nl er 74 - sup-Dl- long-rang- rS LDS to Reopen ALEXANDER SMITH CARPET I Japan Mission IuIcTreuef ! - - i- - from re-open- ed You will benefit by our policy ot £cwxs $ 21 HJ WHENEVER YOU COME TO US FOR A LOAN- - Loans from $10 to $1200 lODERN EINANCE 1 2469 Washington Boulevard Spargo Bldg 2nd H Over Colonial Theatre Tel Loans $300 or less made by MODERN LOAN 46 SERVICE Inc 8 95 ier T22E F !©DEIM H4)H IS OWL-REXA- LL N fnderwear & MB Compare these values! 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