| Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Best of Teachers R Many Wanting 'Cut' as S L 10 1948 Will Make Trip to Kansas City Claimed Vital 10 (AP) s) mm law-maki- face a in- school $50000000 building program Gov Herbert B Maw yesterday MOVING? Piano Furniture electric Ice Boxes Batiste Storage Across the Street or Across the State Voting Too Late For GOP Win Nevadan Reports SLAOE TRANSFER 457 Kiesel Dtal Utah-Idah- Clinton Wilkenson left and Dennes Pringle North Summit high school F F A chapter members will represent their school at the National i anniversary celebration in Kansas C lty on November 14 —i COALVILLE Summit County Nov 10 — North Summit high school to his the pro- will be opposition expressed represented at the National posal for admitting municipalities F F A anniversary celebration at to the sales tax harvest Said he: Kansas City on Nov 14 it was an"We do not have enough stale nounced today by Mark Matley and instructor revenue at present to meet the 70 F F A supervisor the school will be Representing million dollar building program CHnton Wilkenson and Dennes proposed by state institutions ex- Pringle Wilkenson is a son of Mr and clusive of public school districts Lawrence Wilkenson of The two per cent sales tax will not Mrs and Pringle is a son of be enough to meet welfare needs Hoytsville Mr and Mrs James A Pringle of alone in any economic situation Wasatch less prosperous than the present' The boys will travel in a chartered car on the Union Pacific railRevenue Unknown Tax commission officials said road with 75 other Utah boys from schools throughout the state The they had no estimates as to how much Salt Lake City could be ex- group will participate in the napected to realize from a one per tional F F A glee club and band Matley reports cent sales tax Paul L Holt commission sales tax director said the share going to Salt Lake City probably would be greater than the proportion of the city's population to that of the state Figured on a population basis the city could be expected to realize $2000000 if it were given half the sales tax collected within its limits in a year SALT LAKE CITY Nov 10 (AP) — The national election came two weeks too late — for stitutions their appetites whetted by receipt of "surplus" sales tax funds allotted by the 1947 legislature can be expected to continue their demand for a cut of the pie Also eyeing the tax which brought $12639724 to the state last year are public school districts — which 8S4 the Republicans Senator George W Malone gave that explanation yesterday for the defeat of the Republicans "There was a ground swell growing across the nation toward President Harry S Truman" he said t "If the elections had been two weeks earlier the Republicans would have won" The Nevada senator expressed his opposition to the administration's foreign trade policies and their "threat to the United States standard of living' "Over the entire world this country is supporting other nations with the result that our own prices are being boosted to record heights" he said "This nation is getting the greatest pushing around on trade fronts of the world that has ever been experienced by a powerful nation in history" (R-Ne- WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR WE WANT MORE CARS New Much ft Your Car Worth? 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'r- - jll RUB CHECKSNIFFLBS and sneezes open Ogden Utah SUCCESSOR TO HUNTER MOTOR three-year-o- The Utah Historical society's 15th - fASfMUSCliAW —chest tightness and pain Rub on stainless 359 26th St ld omd was filed by Ab Davis of Mountain View OGDEN FORD SALES Ogden's four-year-o- am Ai Davis School tunnel pleaded guilty and was fined $25 for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license Karrell Gale was fined $5 for operating an unsafe vehicle without proper lights Charges were preferred by Ben Butler state highway pati olman Arthur Blair was fined $5 for operating a motor vehicle with improper lights C G Huntington was fined $5 for operating a motor vehicle without authorization from the public service commission Jock Komes was fined $10 for operating a motor vehicle without a P S C permit Rex L Shurtz charged with reckless driving by A M Runnion state highway patrolman was fined $25 Charles E Wells charged with assault and battery and carrying a dangerous weapon pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and given a 60 day jail sentence The Rough D t Evansion Reports Two Polio Cases Open House Set EVANSTON Wyo Nov 10 — Seven cases involving traffic offenses were heard by Reuel Walton in justice court here recently Henry Fortuna employe at Aspen Good BODY STYLE v) Court Disposes of Traffic Cases From the chart below find the year of your car then circle the amount you'll take for it Clip ad and mail to Used Car Buyer Ogden Ford Sales 359 26th Street Ogden Utah WHO WILL CALL AT YOUR HOME WITH ' THE CASH MAKE Business Leader Lawyer SALT LAKE CITY Nov 10 (AP) I i j tocuncraii services were pending day for William J Lowe 67 promatinent Utah business leader SALT LAKE CITY Nov 10 (AP) torney who died of a heart and attack Utah school board members heard yesterday lo yesterday that it is as Lowe was found near his office have good teachers in important elementary in the Walker bank building Poas in schools grades high lice attempted resuscitation in vain Dr Roald F Campbell head of the law firm the department of elementary edu- of He was a partnertoninand Lowe and Stephens Bray cation at the University of Utah made the statement at the 26th an- had been active as an attorney in state since 1909 He also was nual meeting of the Utah School the vice president and treasurer of the Board association National Life Assurance Co State Senator Ward C Holbrook Pacific ana was a director of the vice chairman of the First Federalformer and Loan I Utah legislative council said the sociation and Savings of the Decker Mort of needs in Utah has gage uo backlog public been growing since 1937 He Lowe was active for mapy years if all taxes in the state were doubled for five years there in Rotary inetnational serving as of the Brigham City club would "not be enough to do more president in 1923-2- 4 as president of the Salt than meet existing needs" Lake City ciub in 1936 and as govDavid A Gouriey Granite dis- ernor o district in trict superintendent urged that 1946-4- 7 of the building needs of Utah's public He was active for many years in school districts be met as soon ?s possible despite high construction the Republican party servingcom-as costs secretary of the state central mittee and as state committee chairman from 1931 to 1932 A native of Willard Box Elder county he was a son of Peter and Martha Summers Lowe He attended Brigham Young university and University of Utah and later taught school for two years in Willard He was graduated from University of Michigan law school in 1909 and EVANSTON Nov 10— had practiced in Utah since that Wyo Two cases of polio have been re- time He served as Box Elder county ported in Evanston during the past week The patients Ronda Sims attorney in 1910 and as Brigham daughter of Mr and City attorney and as city attorney Mrs Ronald Sims and Davy Black for other northern Utah communson of Mr and Mrs ities for the next 15 years While David Black are being care for a resident of Brigham City he was in the Salt Lage general hospital president of Box Elder Commerpolio ward where they are re- cial club He moved here in 1926 Survivors Listed ported to be in fair condition Walter Bryan Vercoe Jr Surviving are his widow the forson of Mr and Mrs mer Elsie J Ward a son John W W B Vercoe of Evanston who Lowe of Salt Lake City a daughwas taken to the Salt Lake general ter Mrs P E Ashton of Provo hospital Monday when he showed four brothers Joseph R and Ellis polio symptoms is reported as not P Lowe of Willard HFrank Lowe of and George Lowe of Oghaving polio However he is be- Idaho E Lee of ing hospitalized for further ob- den a sister Mrs Mary and two grandchilnngnam servation Bert Despain who served as dren I mWMm I In Lower Grades Everybody wants to get into the act That was apparent today as observers attempted to weigh reaction from Salt Lake City's suggestion that it be allowed to impose a one per cent sales tax Difficult to Sell The state's capital city and other municipalities seeking to 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