Show : ' - Licenses Needed If Truck Shared THE ': Sugar Co offices the Utah-Idah- o numwi " in Garland leiepnone The state supreme court says bus verse weather conditions have the employment service office is beet of use mechanical tailed sugar 680 iness firms which share expenses Box Elder Beet harvest wages this year are of a truck to transport their goods harvesterand throughout deare that much high based on a sliding scale acre must obtain a state public service county hand results needed on per be the will labor tonnage more to it pendent commission operate to fields harvested BRIGHAM Oct CITY 20—Ad- - than was anticipated according o officials of the Sugar Co and Douglas Miller manager local office Utah state employment service As the harvest began the outlook for the harvest was so good with plenty of help apparently available that the usual beet vacation for high school students Now the schools was cancelled are attempting to work out a proupper digram that will send the students into vision high school week-ends the beet fields over The employment service manager and adults appealed to students free to take jobs in the fields to do so Available workers should regisservter either at the employment ice office in the second story of the Howard hotel building or witn Utah-Idah- laying attend monies at the new United Nations York New City Mon- ' building in day noon Ml Rich said she was invited to represent the Utah association Edwards director of by Mrs India division of the Demthe women's ocratic national committee Oct 20 s wora Utah Hotel Take (AP)— of New for it Mrs Walter Jones woman York City is an honest was dinLast year Mrs Jones when ing in the hptel coffeeanshop overheatsmoke poured from ed motor operating a ventilating the excitement she rushed from the dining room forgetting to pay her check in fact she didn't finish her din- Yesterday the hotel received a money order for $2 paying for note of the meal along with the for oversight apology LAKE SALT ALL ON KSL TONIGHT 6:30 PM CITY The famous "Tracer of Lost Persons" unravels a gripping mystery BRIGHAM in individual is reported Idaho Road Count Up 10 Per Cent Oct 20 (AP) — Traffic during September over the eight permanent traffic counters on Idaho highways increased nearly ten per cent over September of 1948 The state bureau of highways e said traffic 14 miles west of to 10 continued on U S be the heaviest During September 210970 vehicles passed the spot compared with 193867 the previous September Traffic over other counters was: U S 30 22 miles east of Boise — BOISE Couer-de'Alen- 82478 in 1949: 77015 in 1948 U S 30 three miles east of Twin Falls— 145238 this year 130993 in TONIGHT! MR KEEN 1948 U S 30 seven miles south of 120997 this year 109648 last year ' U S 91 seven miles north of 144930 in 1949 132108 in — PO-catell- 1948 U S 95 three miles east of 84358 this year 76114 in 1948 State 25 two and a half miles west of Jerome — 84773 in 1949 77081 a year ago U S 10 eight miles west of Kingston—118528 in 1949 108957 in Lew-iston- — 1948 SUSPENSE 'fsHr Jig-'- Bette Davis stars in the exciting story "Goodnight Mrs Russell" 7:30 PM CRIF¥fE PHOTOGRAPHER flashes his famous camera on the underworld Auto Crash Hurts Fatal to Utahn John Sax-to- n Services for were being arranged today after the Salt Lake City resident died in a city hospital last night from injuries received in an automobile crash Saxton was fatally injured Wedhe nesday when the car in which was riding hurtled over a 150 foot embankment near the summit of Parleys canyon John R Thompson Ephraim Utah resident was in critical condition at Salt Lake general hospital Driver of the automobile Ralph Reaney 35 Salt Lake City was recovering from minor injuries at his home Casey Fire Loss Only $150 SALT LAKE CITY HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE KLO at 7:45 James Hilton is host to great start in top drama Oct 10 (AP) Four fire engines and two ladder trucks answered an alarm today at the Greyhound Bus terminal They found a dust mop afire The loss? $150 8:00 PM N O KVOG at 8:30 10:00 PM w Sheppard rips into action in "The F B I in Peace and War" G-M- an WIHl Vrw HAROLD L WELCH FOR MAYOR RADIO urn it? MM ke stsji I u nH - m By SOL nrtr Trio Fined for Kaysville Youth Struck by Auto Shooting Dog anti-free- ze anti-freeze- ?" H Butcher 18 irysviUe suffered face and head lacerations at aoout seven-fiftee- n pm Wednesday when struck by an automobile at Farm-i- n gton junction Trooper John F Ross said the W accident happened when Dannytrav-clng O'Keefe 30 Clearfield was south turned from U S highway 91 onto the Old Farmington highway was treated at Butcher Kaysville and released in 1 " B" Spencer Mere the Best Plays Ron — StCOND HATUM-Adol- ph Menjou and Gail Rwssall in DAUGHTER "BACHELOR'S PIUS CARTOON Box Office Open 645 p Ms Improved Lighted Parking Area pmm "Fling" 8:25 11:00 Daughter" 7:00 9:40 p Ti IAST TIMES TONIGHI Tracy— Deborah Kerr— Ian I ' Hunter MY SONy Frawlay Vincent-Willi- am Randell-Ju- ne LoSWr — SCOTT "EDWARD J "LONE WOLF AND HIS LADY" Come Early! I LTD m Strret ond Woii 39fS -- NOW PLAYING Wilson art super the Ocden City schools Wednesday for tne facmc association convention to be in Portland Ore Oct Miss Wilson will give a talk on "Creative Experiences in Color and Grades Design for Elementary and will also conduct a seminar on color She will take some art work from Ogden city schools to illustrate her talk Miss Wilson will be away a week She will 8o visit schools and art exhibits - t- - — Brent Vincent 7 son of Mr and Mrs Roland Vincent of Provo died suffered early today from injuries ne ran Wednesday morning wnen across the street into the path ot a his home Driver dairy truck near of the truck was Leland H Soren-se- n 26 Provo of P Cities Assured of Prove Fatal Injuries PROVO Utah Oct 20 (UP) Miss Sarah visor left Arts held 's Og-den- silver-handle- Supervisor Goes To Art Sessions Three Promoted By Rio Grande - - Oct 20—Joseph FARMINGTON needle-hobbie- T -- atassaalTaMi Bargain Hour to 2 Vi'r' m I " lesseMSejaen LB J 1 MbCll 1 1 k a assV I 30 P M sxjsojgsaig '£g£S& 60-fo- ot rge SALT LAKE CITY Oct 20 (AP) State pensions for the aeed will be a prime topic for discussion at a regional governors' conference Hut This Cxcitlng Co-- t Governors of 11 here Nov western states are expected to at- WARNER BAXTER tend The effect of defense plant industries on the west regional education matters and other problems (of concern to the 'area also will bestudied Harold W Simpson secGal 1:35 4:30 7:20 10:1S retary to Gov J Bracken Lee Devil 3:00 5:55 8:45 said Matinees JHI Kiddies 1 Evenings 50si All Prices Includes State and Federal Taxes I MyHfciid fTuris JHS"' J at ssBXeRv I vssssssl mm r I i 8 ' m Is - we kw'sl I s sssKow- a m a'lV etr m - I aa m Ancf This Exciting Action-Packe- d 1 Comedy Drams! 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Send fifteen cents more for your fascinating Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book today! 104 illustrations of your — the choic s favorite est designs and the most concise patterns available Beginner easy oi an designs and ideas Awortny Free needle expert's attention work pattern printed in tne dook wpafsjp Aglaia had met with Mrs Gideon for a business meeting and to hear Mrs Towne read a selection from "Vanity Fair" after which Mrs Rankin gave an able review of the book and Mrs Bessie Dean Allison sang in her most pleasing style Elder Walter A Kerr was given a missionary farewell party in the L D S Fourth ward E T Woolley made a neat little speech and pred sented Kerr with a umbrella the gift of the choir "So quickly did the time' pass in the pleasant enjoyment furnished that it was early morning when the surprise was brought to a close" The missionary left shortly thereafter for Germany Board of directors of Ogden public library had met and reported amountmembership dues received was from ed to $3450 $10 of which members of the Aglaia Donations of the month included two volumes of childrens" stories from Miss Berry and two volumes from Judge lgaginnia Since the October storms came the condition of many county roads were reported deplorable D C Low of Hooper said he had been compelled to stop hauling beets on account of tne naci roaas majority of farmers had anywhere from 30 to 100 tons or more of beets to bring in Dirt was dragged soup to tnai center of road and lett tiat every drop of water would soak into it instead of running on as it would were the turnpike proper ly rounded off I -- ii ALQl fldoiu 6-- favorite (Musical comedy ("South Pacific" Pnotographer Hllmrk Plyhouse i Original Amateur Hour with Ted First Nlghter Mack MC True Skippy HollyDragnet ml:aO FThlns Sec Hunting jwood Playhouse (Name the Movie rouce Omca g 46 Empty K Montgomery tLoweM Thorna Time Light-u- p California for Sport Tex Beneke show (Jack Smith ShwlSpot Caravan Brd Ma Bloom (New e A Mystery i i Appointment — 'utna music neuiau witn j n W 9 45 Mai jbu Sports iNewa Weather FBI in Peace News: 10:05 Drm Taylor on Sum Night 10 00 Deems and WBmm lHawallan Prdlse 10 16 Concert urtu juies mine lleanik At vtollnlNewa Alexander orchestra 10:30 Dance ABC ManiKUTA & Mod Morton Downey !You MBS News 1 0 48 10 Dancing party (Weather iNews Weather Clob 11 :00 hit platters A (Album ot Music Data Hbytbai 11 16i iRevierie top band from Ernie Heeksbsr 1 1 :3& U N Report Hollywood News j tl 1 1 46i rftlDAV MORNING P HOOKA MS INews Rnunduo inirt Corral Busters 6 OO Dawn Jambor and Farm Newa Len Allen I Farm News andtWestern 6:18: with his Patrol West tunes by Farm Bkft RadpJTawn canf 6 30 and ' °:aa- "ewe WUm i 6 45 The Westerners INews Kearl Will Wright 7 00 I i umcai Roundup narry ciarite and bU gang 7 16" iNew R Warreo Prunes 'arty iwa stbtt f News 7:30Untenntn Newt fMornlng Special Royall !The Old Corral 7 46 Ray's Ranch Club (Breakfast fiSunahlne Songs (Friend I Time HetS 8 00 Twith D McNeil i s I'luo rarsae ai I S15! 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I Notebook Road erf Life Godfrey 1:18 tah FUyboys IHollvwood News Ladles be Seated 1 3Q:Ogden vju tPeppet Young 1:55 Ted Malone 1 48 Uicn Newscast (Right to Hapneas (Tune Time Gaen Drake Case Time iGarry Moore iBackstage WUe Stella Dallas Craig Narcy il'Uh Ftayhoys I Lorenzo Jones Tune Time show Musical Wtd Make Brown It Hew'etfs Train tYng Maker's Club Won Girt Marries iH HI top House jSurprise Packages 3 1 Home w Portia Fare Ufa (Perry Mason on Tour Musirl 3 jw Giaoaa Uust Plain Bin 2nd afr Burton ride jay Train 3 Fmrreil Hsmm from iDayld tFropt Bollywood Pg S Travel-jSeyareNews i Welcome Talk Your Way 1 ers T Bartlett IBriehter Day Out of It Beminrwa? News A INeww— 43a Uncle fit Mary ) Mystery Tune (Nnran Drake Dr Paul (Curt Maasey Sh iwoody's Club i'Fiatter iWnnsan s Secret of tnd of Mke Blve Challenge 6 00 Preriew iNewa the Yukon 6 16 Story Lady Bjeaa Weatne Club 15 Jack Armstrong Easy Rhythm 6 30 Tom Mia News of the WrldiKdw R Murrow Com Episode Mrs is ar fce David Harding Blond le comic of Lost Persons Suspense Crime 2-- 1 nshin Governors Will Study Pensions O'clock Edition Adventures of News &s Sports Philip Marlowe with l rucei Counterspy Kr pi Oct 20 — W BRIGHAM CITY Oct 20— Dan F Olsen Brigham City Republican chairman today had called a ' nominating convention for Saturm War in the at eight p day Memorial home A ticket for the municipal election on Nov 8 will be chosen Candidates will be selected for four-yecounmayor recorder councilmen cilman two-yemust file with the Party officers a certificate of nomcity recorder Jingle bells jingle bells—start inations not less than 15 days be- dreaming folks of "what's fore election or by next Monday Snew" is the white stutl OHH Olsen explained ground and it looks like a white 55 slopping yuletide for sure! Only 1 days left Seems like it's a bit early to get used to winter but it's time to start looking around for rubbers ga"Know loshes and EVANSTON Wyo Oct 20 — how asks to make Daniels Georee Allen Daniels Ray office boy and when the Aloysus timber Fackrell Alfred and J Jr workers all formerly of Mountain you say no ne replies lock nor View were arraigned in justice in the ice box" court Tuesday charged with maliHi ho w8s4tM0 Bdi the fellow ciously shooting a valuable riog be- who doesn't write anything dow- nShobe's longing to E W Shobe of in his head: He has club states Sheriff Frank keeps itof allroom Country for it! Maximum T plenty Nimmort Wednesday was 46 de The three young men who had temperature DENVER Oct 20 (AP) — The grees and 31 degrees minimum Denver reoortedlv been drinking attempt with and Rio Grande Western or 2549 barometric ed to enter Shobe's Country cluD at sea level 3000 pleasure railroad announces these personnel last Sunday morning between ten changes effective today and eleven o'clock The place was L B Coleman assistant division 07 inch measured Precipitation adwere denied closed and they at Salt Lake City one Now superintendent 01 snow inch with year mittance by the attendant Adrian ago it was as superintendent of to Alamosa with and dusty dry Howells As they were leaving they 35 degrees minimum and the Alamosa division took a not shot at a Great Dane mercury G B Aydelott Grand Junction 67 maximum degrees pup lying near the doorway kill' to Denver as susuperintendent ing him almost instantly me sner of the Pueblo divi— to went easterner An S perintendent P iff said sion the time for first mountains apprehended-by-8hSJwere Thev L T Wright superintendent of left the hotel one morning to iff Narramore an hour later Judge He division to Grand Juncthe few In a view the countryside court im minutes he returned his clothes tion Pueblo San Corson in justice of the as superintendent posed a fine of $20 each Grand Junction division torn his face and arms bleeding "What happened to you?" the hotel clerk inquired "A little black snake chased me! the man cried breathlessly But that little snake isn't pois George O'Brien fa onous! "Listen the man replied "if he 20 (UP) SALT LAKE CITY Oct "GUN LAW" a a me can make you t jump off ui AUitt Acoumam nurmn j —SECOND f FATUPe-Geoto be doesn have cuff he state liquor control commission and said today that Utah cities BeVM and Wanda MKoy Dance — The L D S Taylor counties can be sure of their Starring In A a M is dance I ward sponsoring from liquor sales this year Prizes ward 'JUNGLE GODDESS' This means that the state of tonight at nine in the Utah must make $3250000 in the will be awarded those wearing calendar year Clay said that re- the best costumes ports from the stores and agencies show the October business holding up fairly well as compared OPEN with a year ago The liquor law provides that the 12:45 first $2250000 in profits go to the SVERYBOPYS SASflNd ITf state general fund and that the surplus — up to $1000000— be disThe Funniest Hctuns 0£ My tributed to local governments on a population basis 1 The Aldrich 6 00 Gabriel Hfttter For Mayor Family 16 WhiteRloch S m Presents Father Kn ows H ak f f Bask s BUI Henry Camel Screen 7 00 Tiger Guild Theatre Flashes 715 iviffu'M Tavern 7 30 Football Prophet Gardner 7 48 Harold L Welch Supper club "g 00 Fulton Lewis Jr ferry womu treasurer (Blanche) Burt 440-yar- 220-yar- life News Mon Tues- - Wed Tburs Fri 1:45 P M to 2:00 P M- 8 KUTA Sit KSL 1160 ke KDYL 1320 c and t50 Years Ago d d won the comthe events and diving style petition in the Intermountain AA U swimming tournament Ogden defeated Salt Lake in 0 a snappy soccer contest here Ogden players included Parsons goal MacKinny right back Durrie left back Udink right halfback Lvnch center halfback: Babtist left halfback J Lynch outside right Sherra inside rightH Quick Durie center Woods inside left outside left and Taylor lineman Tickets for the intersect ional battle between Weber college of Ogden ancf McKinley of Honolulu were selling well according to Merlin Stevenson The mammoth western America winter sports program next February was to be directed by G L Becker Ogden president Wilbur MaynartL Truckee director and J G Ball Ashton director who met lat the Hotel Bigelow Paul Marriott Of Marriott was to leave on a two years' mission to the eastern states Nash "400 ears were selling at 8918 Buicks 8L239: Oaftabda $1 145 Chevrolets 8825: Hup mo8878 Oldsmobile bile 81898 Studebaker $1285 DeSoto Six $845 Plymouth 8745 ar Republicans Set Erigham Confab had free NOW (Paid Political Advertisement) Standard-Examine- r Years Ago Helen Van Buren Ogden 20 Liquor Profits Radio Address "Will We Accept This Challenge?" FBI CITY 20 1949 OCTOBER Happened in Ogden-- Quiet and Easy jit H Griffiths instructor at Box Elder high school Box Elder county surveyor and active civic and L D S church worker is Democratic candidate for the mayorship of Brigham City He gained the candidacy at a mass meeting Wednesday night in the county courthouse here Candidates for the four year council seats are J DeLos Thomp son and Luella McFarlane reportedly the first woman candidate ever to seek a city council seat in Brigham City Two-yecouncil candidates are Glenn Burt incumbent and A George London 28 of Los Anan Gordon Reeve geles above was acclaimed disConnie M Peters incumbent is baritone bass outstanding for treasurer and candicandidate debut in covery following hisstate recorder post is Grace the for date opera the Vienna Austria Kock Forsgren The young American singer apThe city Democratic organisation in was peared as King Amonasro also reorganized at the mass Verdi's opera "Aids was meeting Norman V Watkins Mon-son named chairman and Olive vice chairman secretary and treasurer Retiring chairman is County Commissioner Edward D Ward Retiring vice chairman secretary ar SALT LAKE CITY Oct 20 CUP) 7:00 PM II THURSDAY EVfNING R BrighamMayor cur- - Utahn to Attend Ceremony of UN Hotel Mailed $2 SALT LAKE CITY Oct 20 (AP of For Meal Eaten Mrs S Graver Rich a member Unitthe board of directors of the will '48 ed Nations Association of Utah cere- By Woman in cornerstone THE STANDARD-EXAMINE- Wet Weather Slows Use of Baritone Find W H Candidate for Mechanical Beet Toppers SALT LAKE CITY Oct 20 (AP) The court ruled that such joint requires such operations by firms a license It did so in recalling a writ of prohibition against the PSC by which three Salt Lake to stop the state City firms sought from imposing such a license A The firms were the George Lake Lowe Hardware Co the Salt Hardware Co and the Strevell-Patterso- n Hardware Co The court's opinion held that "The law did not see fit to prevent a business from carrying its own property but when two or more associated themselves in a others propproject to carry each took the place association erty such of a contract motor carrier and wamo in effect such a carrier (UTAH) wmSm iMJf mittw : 3X1 i m m Bugs RIVER-DAL- Clair Tree Major Children s Theatre Genuine Broadway Cast— Sponsored by A A i I OGDEN TJ E Sunt Poto Smith's "Football Thrills Last Completo Show 9:30 Lato World Wide Nows Drive-I- n THEATRE J 1 I NOW PLAYING I THTsCRBmWtMLU I Box Office — 8:15 ld i W HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADULTS r0 CHILDREN Tickets Also Available at the Door I 25 Biegm 8ox Offko 6:15 First Show 7:0O BATES Most t'sDrivo-i-a Friendly i CHANET Hot Coffee on Hamburger I-- V i ° ' i 28-2- i i my OUTSTANDING COLOR HIT —7:38 pm 1 Thursday and Friday Oct Tickets available at schools J C Penney Co and The Emporium fjf m CSS iiJ-UMiiH- 'TOBY TYLER' or 'TEN WEEKS WITH A CIRCUS' JI lunny Bsstssj ' sssasi |