Show f THE OGDEN fJTAHl ST AND THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 3 IMS 4A AUD-EXAMi- i f Tremonton Juniors Sweep Fat Lamb Championships SALT LAKE CITY June 3 (AP) Wlth grand champions already named in fat lamb and swine divisions judging continued today in the annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock show at the North Salt Lake stockyards from TreYoung monton Box Elder county chapclubs and Futers of the Four-ture Farmers of America made a sweep of fat lamb awards in yes' terday's judging Lamb Championship John House Tremonton who stock-growe- rs H OGDEN Dan Griffiths of Tooele took the--- r FFA grand championship with his Chester White Selection of top steers in various classes continued today in of preparation fur the crowning the grand champion late this afternoon Auction of all show animals is set for tomorrow Leona Colby of Sigurd and Paul Olsen of Spanish Fork won Four-and FFA awards respectively for best fitting and showing of their lambs yesterday Auction of 163 beef animals that failed to meet the high quality standards set for this year's show was concluded yesterday Most exhibitors were paid $2 to $3 per hundred more for their animals than they would have received on the open market Show Manager Merrill Parker said H won the fat lamb grand chana- our-- n pionamp last year ax wu 0i vision won aiuuuiu an entry in the FFA class His brother Lind House had reserve championship Lois Porrit Tremonton won the Four-purple ribbon with her chunky Hampshire lamb and amy cinoDer another rour-from Tremonton took the reserve award with his entry Earlier Arnold WiUardson won Ephraim showman chamThe 600 young exhibitors gathfat hog grand the Four-ered at their annual banquet last White Chester with his pionship night to hear Mayor Earl J Glade of Salt Lake City advise them the stock show is "the exemplification of the finer things which this nation offers its young people" Remember only in the United States of America'' Glade said 'could y'ou have the freedom as boys and girls to own your own steers lambs and hogs to raise them as you want and to dispose of them as you see fit" w ji H M H OilO VnOSBTl IOf Proposed 'Farm' For Alcoholics SALT LAKE June CITY 3 CAP) — A been found for a proposed work farm to pro-viemployment for alcoholics City Judge Reva Beck Bosone said 80 acres of land bordering the state prison at Honor Farm the Point of the Mountain and Camp Williams is available Judge Bosone executive director of the Utah state board on alcoholism said the location was selected following an investigation by a special committee She said the proposal will be placed before the 1948 state leg- A NO j NYLON HOSE 1 the hose that Jkum ggjssjsj Lady Sylvia are guaranteed to be perfect bsjHI and give satisfactory have just received a new ship- - WaW j ment of all summer colors Sheer 51 gauge 20 denier OPPORTUNITY DAY SPECIAL sssw pjsjsj K flH mW £ £ B gg NO 2 SLACKS Tailored in fine gabardine or V ew 100" flannel Sizes 9Ufw up to 12 only Regular $900 value OPPORTUNITY DAT ssssemeeeeei SPECIAL all-wo- I WJM ol NO 3 SKIRTS Full or Straight Skirts in taffeta faille gab- ardine or crepe Dressy or casual styles Values to $1350 OPPORTUNITY DAY SPECIAL all-wo- ol OW H 4V mP Mfefc WM 9 --Wm -- T ksM While They Last— These Specials Will Be Effective on Saturday Also - 1 TOMORROWlS 1 406 - 25th v mmm r Herbert B Maw has named the alcoholism board to explore possibility of obtaining surplus Camp K earns barracks to house workers Birth Reported June EVANSTON Wyp - Good Picnic Jars - Wide screw-toppe- d jars are excellent for picnic desserts A baked apple surrounded with soft custard sauce can go into each or they can hold pudding Street you fiow little it costs local users of K Here's a 1 Special $Q27 M guarantee ar Chef-- ss3l w 20950 1 Coioi A WEEK 15 The 2317 Wash Blvd Select Spoeio m Table Model II pRoartt J m II SSBS BSB SSSSS 1 Record in our f Record Dept 3— Mrs 1j m Price Cual W Birth stone COSTUMEX I Large Selaction - Opportunity If f 1 I V2 RINGS :'' mm 31 Only ALARM CLOCKS s V H mnlT BJBJBJBJBJI —SSSSSS Jj M uitfc Ml Chronograph WATCHES Values to $6250 sSSsHnls m 1 Diamond Engagement RINGS Complete Skslectlon $55 and 560 prce ' '' " r 'if: WATCHES 1 i' JJf I Beautiful Case Rock Crystal Special iSnnlBJslSlSBS'" f II JAsSIoVERY I HITJE BRUSH SHAVING E A and SITS I M ) EASY PAYMENTS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! 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SI Ekctric Iron Magic the with all WHITE SHIRTS Opportunity T-- Fully Automatic Floor Demonstrator John Guy and infant son26 Randy at the Blair who was born May Ehler's maternity home here rehome in turned Monday to their also have Mrs and Mr Guy Lyman three other children FASHIONS Values to 495 Mr Mr - MfOtl WIT UU JU juiar lL4e 3— Fred mm r ill J pay for any old beater in trade Gov Taggart Joe Angland and Okie Newport were injured Sunday in an automobile accident when the car in which they were riding failed to make a curve in the highway just south of the entrance to nuuer state Lyman states tsen who investihighway patrolman gated Angland who was driving at a per reported speed of 80 miles and hour was most seriously hurt is still at the veterans' hospital in Salt Lake City Taggart and Newport escaped with cuts andbruises- George Snow fourth paswas Tint hurt tAfhe VUV rar ai SSS The car was completely wrecked A We will Three Injured as Car Leaves Road EVANSTON Wyo June kd "V Rut Tlmmv is omc home with two new pairs of shoes plus a brand new suit and other articles in a complete boy's wardrobe The outfit even includes a pair of swimming trunks Covered With Water You see Jimmy is the son of Mrs Aleck Raxter of Vanport Ore which was covered with 15 feet of water in Sunday's Columbia river flood "We haven't got anything left" arrived Jimmy said today as he Henderfor the tourney with L R son Portland state VFW athletic director "I even lost the new bicycle I won for taking first place in the Oregon marble contest" The new outfit was provided by a Salt Lake City newspaper "Say this is okay" Jimmy commented "Mom's sure going to be tickled" Wadea to Safety He added that Mrs Raxter Jimmy and four other children in the the family waded to safety whentown flood first struck' the little They are now quartered in another wartime housing project Columbia Villa GREAT SPECIALS lhrJt I vl vjtv-'-0U islature -- !" " IlliUtll Real Bargain! SALT LAKE CITY June 3 (AP) OreJimmy Raxter 11 year-old gon state marble champion came to the national Veterans of Foreign Wars tournament here in bor- - ' - i V Ml OGDEN r nT k ? de Marble Champ Of Flooded Town 3 4 n Extra Savings Clothes Provided Friday June 4th w 2435 mm Washington Blvd Ogden Y |