Show J 5i 0 M ' u 4 l Jr s ' !!“ WEDNESDAY EVENING S 4 4 v sr f 4 ' v THE OGDEN 6 1953 APRIL 0" k (UTAH) SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — of the 4-- H j 10-da- y ' t Dental Society Urges Study Of Fluoridation SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Delegates of the Salt Lake District Dental Society recommended r I No Kindergarten Bennion to be Speaker ' Colorado Project CEDAR CITY (AP)— Kindergarten classes will not be held in Iron County schools next fall PROVO (AP)— Sen Arthur V because of a lack of space Supt said Schools of Ianthus Wright Watkins predicted yesmencement address May 27 today All classrooms will be filled terday eventual passage of the bill authorizing thg billion-dolla- r by higher grades in the fall Heads New Club Upper Colorado River project alGets Gunman $180 — though he said a tough fight is DUCHESNE Dean (AP) ahead An CITY LAKE SALT particularly in the House has been elected (AP)— president Young He said he believed the bill -A- DVERTISEMENT— will reach the Senate floor this month but debate in the House will come later He said Eastern papers gave more space than ever before to the project when it was approved last month by the Senate Interior Committee He said and of he believed that nubPcitv had ST GEORGE (AP) — Dixie College here announced yesterday that Dr Adam S Bennion of the Council of Twelve Latter-daSaints Church will give the comy (R-Uta- to Relieve Rheumatism Arthritis Without Pills! Announce New Way Pain Greaseless odorless cream penetrates deep— speeds up flow of fresh rich blood into sore areas— actually helps drive away pain-causi- ng congestion and pressure New York N Y (Special) — Science has now developed an odorless greaseless cream that acts in a new way to bring a new kind of relief from pains of arthritis rheumatism and muscular aches and pains This new cream relieves these pains without the need of taking pills and other internal medicines' that may only upset tho system Gently rubbed Into painful this cream penetrates so deep and completely that it actually vanishes Quickly a comforting feeling of warmth develops and the whole painful area takes on a pleasing glow This is striking evidence of the power of this cream to penetrate quickly and stimulate the circulation of the blood This glow illustrates how it speeds up the flow of fresh rich blood into the sore areas and actually helps drive away the congestion and pressure &rea£ pain-causi- ng materially helped the chances of the bill’s passage Watkins visited in his home in Utah County last night He attended Idaho hearings on the Hells Canyon Dam bill and planned to be at the final session of the Latter-daSaints Church conference on today in Salt Lake y 146 British and French doctors are so satisfied with this new help City Watkins predicted that President Eisenhower will accept Refor patients suffering from arthritis and rheumatism that they publican renomination and that have prepared written reports of Vice President Nixon again will success based on hundredsjof be his running mate cases Further one of the leading arthritis and rheumatism clinicians in the United States has lizabeth ialor ana biewart now confirmed the findings of Gr?n?pr Starring In “BEAU BRUMMEL” these doctors Plus Walt Disney’s Now for the first time this re“STORMY” markable cream can be obtained Adults 50c — Kids 15c I Box Office Open 6:45 pm without a prescription at drug stores throughout America— Under the name InfraRUB® The price of InfraRUB is only 98£ for a large tube InfraRUB is backed by the amazing guarantee Alan Ladd and Audrey Dalton that sufferers from the pains of Starring in arthritis rheumatism lumbago “DRUM BEAT” neuritis neuralgia or muscle inTechnicolor Film in juries or sprains will get hours Cinemascope and hours of comforting relief or with Stereophonic Sound their money will be refunded in Office Box Open 6:45 pm full 1 Adults 50c Students 35c Kids 15c Just Gathering Dust — A waterless pump framed against fence-higdrifts of dust stands as a symbol of drouth on the plains of Eastern Colorado Winds of 50 mph have stolen the topsoil ruining crops h it's Okay Folks Lead Price Boost S L Noise Was 'Mixed Blessing No Enemy Attack Herres Believes SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— The sky over the' Salt Lake Valley wras alive with sound SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A t increase in the price of lead was described today by a mining leader as “a mixed blessing” Otto Herres said it would result not only in increased domestic production but also in in- last night and the noise prompted hundreds of residents to call newspapers and police in alarm Most said it sounded like overhead Others airplanes thought it was blasting and e one said it was like “a running behind my half-ccn- loco-motiv- house” But the weird noise in the sky was caused by compressed air being used to clean out steam and water lines and test boiler safety valves at the Gadsby steam plant of the Utah Power and Light Co The sound bounced off the mountains to the east and made it difficult to locate its source The police switchboard operator reported her board wras sw'amped with calls for at least 15 minutes One Salt Lake caller asked breahtlessly: “Are they ours or is this it?” 1- § a m to 9 p m Private Mineral Baths OPEN 9 “JESSIES” Steam Baths FINE FOOD Hot Baths 3 Miles South of Brigham City Beneficial for Rheumatism Arthritis Rundown Nervous Condition Muscular Cramps Bring the Kids Tuesday and vwwvww Thursday 41 THE PLACE TO GO) AWARDS! ACADEMY OnThe umjumx nsBKiw Co-Starri- ng EVA MARIE SAINT 'Waterfront" CTuiliBB 1:30 5:40 9:50 fnmv IOJ U (J nrrarvtr iffTs First Show 7:20 Box Office 6:30 Family Fares -- Siudiffc OFfAUMjRJHy JANET LEIGH "CAPTIVE WOMEN" DAVID FARRAR BARBARA Robert Clarke Gloria Saunders Margaret Field RUSH HERBERT MARSHALL For information and reservations : Call E A Bancroft (Phone 7584) or Ticket Office Union Station (Phone 8122) Or' write T E Hewitt General Agent 14 South Main Street Salt Lake AlWVtRK City I tNTEMATlGML ?£ A V X VWVV "VlVTS V o o o o o o o o o o o o o MARION HUTTON CO-FEATU- A 3 -- Ring Circus of African Thrills ead Laughs HEFLIN-RA- JAMES NANCY RAYMOND MASSEY ANNE DOROTHY TAB f ER OVER! Open HELD 12:45 Cartoon and News Features: 1:10 3:55 6:40 and 9:30 p m Truk BUCK HILLARY BROOKS Clyde BEATTY EpeertfO OREHEUM n I I CARTOON ACT I NEWS r nvl J Ren Rondell ftCTUJg HAMBURGERS AND COFFEE A o $ oo o 0 O O 0 1 o $ o o o oo oo o oo o oo o o o o o o o oo 'cnriT- - o o Plus 0 ! FREE 1- s ’—J o TONY CURTIS A -8 MASSEY VERA-ELLEN-ILO- 75c FAMILY rilGHT 9 Miles North of Ogden Dial y'S Fri-Sa- Utah Hoi Springs Our streamliner City of San Francisco leaves Ogden at 6:42 every evening and arrives at San Francisco 9:50 the next morning Similar overnight service returning No extra fare The City carries luxurious Pullnfan Dining and Lounge Cars also Chair Cars and Coffee Shop ’ W cummiv m amt MERCHANT'S LUNCH plication Stephen Carlquist former man- Hell Direct Institute ager of Insulations Inc was the DUCHESNE (UP) — Dr Rex first Utah man to be given a Skidmore of Utah projury trial on a charge of violating fessor will University direct the Family Life the FHA code He had pleaded scheduled Institute here April 18 innocent TO AND FROM - all-tim- e SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Federal Court jury acquitted a former Salt Lake City contractor of charges that he made false statements on a Federal Housing Administration Title One loan ap- PM Principal purpose of the meeting was to hear an address by Dr Henry M Leicester professor of biochemistry College of Physicians and Surgeons Sap Francisco a recognized authority cri fluoridation Need to Fight Decay Dr Leicester stressed the need to do everything possible to fight tooth decay and recommended that every community investigate fluoridation in’ the light of the scientific evidence He said that careful studies of people in communities drinking fluoridated water — either natural or artificial — have shown that the small amounts of fluorine necessary to reduce tooth decay have no deleterious effects on the general health 1931-193- 4 Jury Clears Utah Contractor S City Commission as “representatives of the people” & US T ©wit! heldAWARD WINNER '’ AuthiGuys— Au the GirisAu the 1 L 1 em MAUi j 0PEU money-savin- g MM here yesterday that the Salt Lake City" commission appoint a citizens committee to study the effects of water fluoridation as a means of reducing tootb decay Dr Creed Haymond of Salt Lake City who presided at meeting of the group said that although it was not a controversial issue to the Dental Society the group felt that all sides should be heard He said a committee should be appointed to investigate thoroughly and report back to the creased imports Herres chairman of the National Lead and Zinc Committee said that i nless tariff barriers are enacted the price increase is likely to increase imports to an extent that the market again will be oversupplied and prices will drop “We in the mining industry” Herres said “are supporting an rv£TL'5rr rra amendment to the Traded Agreements Act to impose an excise £ tax penalty of two cents 'a pound on lead and zinc imports of foreign suppliers who fail to heed CAFE the President’s objective of helping our mines attain an adequate 1 839 Washington Bl vd mobilization base “Output of lead and zinc mines SPECIAL in the United States is the smallest since the depression years of Excessive imports of have been taking ores foreign over a larger proportion of U S smelter production at the exServed from 1 1 :30 AM pense of our mines “U S smelter production of zinc is at an high while American mine output has fallen to depression lows” HOURS The price increase to 12 cents Week Days: 9 am-- l 0:30 pm a pound was announced yestert: 9 am - 1 am day It is the first increase in U Sunday: pm zinc prices since Sept 7 1954 wr way wy 'xJ WvwAS’ v w wivv Vrrrr' Take the family too Ask about ld t 2-08- All space on the City is reserved— please make reservations in advance Another fine train the San Francisco Overland also provides fine service to and from San Francisco 15-da- Davis Fair to be Bigger and Better t a Watkins Predicts Congress to OK 4 ment admitting the prisoner had escaped from him A y leave of absence with was pay granted to the policeman whose bullet halted the fleeing bank robber Later the holdup man died Subject of the action by the City Commission was Sgt A L Flowers The commissioners commended him for “a fine performance rendered” when he fatally James A wounded Sanchez last Thursday Sanchez was shot in the head as he fled the scene of an $8000 robbery of the Walker Bank and Trust Co’s Pioneer Branch He died without regaining consciousness The money was all recovered The leave for Flowers w’as recommended by Commissioner Lyle KAYSVILLE — A bigger and B Nicholes so “he might properbetter Davis County Fair is in ly compose himself as a result of this severe experience and to the making Longer too also recognize the efficient manDelore Nichols County Fair ner in which he performed in Board vice president said today line of duty” tjie 1955 show will last three days instead of two as heretofore Moreover he said there w’jll be a beauty contest and a talent contest IVhich is why the exBiggest Show tra day has been added r?W¥Vo Bargain in Town The fair begins Aug 26 at the OPEN 35 c Matinee Fair Grounds here 12:45 50 c Evening when Tulsa Okla police arrested Charles R Spillman of Lawrence Kan for investigation of robbery and burglary charges They quoted Stillman as saying he had drawn a gun on a Salt Lake City policeman and escaped after the policeman arrested him as he was trying to sell a typewriter Found No Report Local police who could find no report on the escape investigated Later Record announcedthat Terry had signed a state- (AP)i-O- ne Salt Lake officer was punished yesterday for failure to report an escape while a second was rewarded for stopping a fleeing bank robber with a bullet A suspension was ordered for pawnshop detective L R Terry who neglected to report that a man in his custody had escaped The suspension wras recommended by a police board! of inquiry Police Chief Odes B Record said it would begin today News of the escape first came Y Uni-verit- " L SALT LAKE CITY newly-forme- d Livestock Club 16-2- 0 9 L Rewards Officer Who Killed Holdup Man Suspends Detective for Not Reporting Escape Employes Told Duchesne unshaven gunman robbed a service station attendant here early —any kind of r a i s e — city emyesterday morning of $180 He also took all the money in the ployes were told yesterday Report on Vitamins City Auditor Louis E Holley up LOGAN ( AP)— A Utai State cash register — one dollar tied es52 Slade informed the City Commission and attendant Lynn exCollege nutrition that the city’s budget of IOV2 mil- Agricultural B Wilcox has caped with Slade’s $180 Dr pert Ethelwyn lion dollars for yn — left here to deliver an address on 1955 was based the results of her studies on vita- Cancer Drive Begins on “the maxi W" mins to theAmerican Institute of PRICE (AP) — The cancer i mum estimated' FranSan fund drive here witn a goal set in Nutrition meeting income for the at $4000 is under way with an cisco April 10-1- 5 year” He said initial $100 contribution said that if the deMrs Lois Passic Carbon County Water Content Up partments spend LOGAN CAP) — Soil conserva- drive chairman today The money budgeted to them there “definitely is tionist Philo Winkel today re- Wildlifers Elect j no new money for additional ex- ported water content in Cache WilLOGAN Professor of cent at 1014 watersheds (AP)— pef penditures” Mayor Earl J Glade cited the average but warned that the late liam Sigler of the Department of not that good Wildlife Management Utah State report as more evidence that the season outlook was was because the Agricultural College has been this said He a blanket city just can’t afford nows recent piled up at lower elected president of the Logan pay raise for city employes The higher elevation Wildlife Federation He succeeds The Salt Lake City Employes elevations not was content that high he Dean Rogers Assn which has asked for a the higher from said that adding blanket hike of $30 a month for comes the elevations late summer Odium to Visit S L each employe recently said it runoff would settle for $15 But Glade SALT LAKE CIJY (AP) — said even this amount wasn’t Financier Floyd B Odium visits Price Jaycees Elect Salt Lake City for five days this possible PRICE ( AP) — Don M Chugg month During the period April he Mill address-local telephone company repremeeting Licensing Law to Stick Assn of Manufacturers Utah the named been sentative has presiST 'GEORGE (AP) — Mayor of of Chamber the dent Junior J Cl Snow said today this south- Commerce here for 1955 He suc- Tractor Classes Offered western Utah community will MILFORD (UP) — Tractor enforce its controversial munici-pa- y ceeds William Martell classes will be inmaintenance licensing law which requires Laws Revise to Provo soon for young here annual payments of $10 to $100 augurated' of — south Milford the farmers busiCommissiona PROVO (AP) depending on volume of class leader Bill orGriffiths area ness establishment ers will revise Utah County Interested Commisannounced 1956 said dinances by today enrolled now are D sion Jones Chairman Lee Appoints Woman being youths Sterling move was beHe the said today SALT LAKE CITY YAP)— Gov done to bring the ordinances Circus Days Planned J Bracken Lee appointed Mrs ing to date and more uniform with RICHFIELD (UP) — May 20 Bertha P Thronell of Salt Lake up laws and other county city City to fill an unexpired term and 21 will be circus days in Richon the State Advisory Council field under sponsorship of the for Nursing Homes yesterday Named to Draft Board DUCHESNE (AP)— Mrs Helen city’s Junior Chamber of ComShe succeeds the late Mrs Marion Walker in a term that ex- D Odekirk has been appointed merce The group will sponsor clerk of the Duchesne County Se- four shows — two each day — pires June 1 lective Service Board by the Bailey Bros & Christiani Talk Geneticist to Circus at the Sevier County FairSALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Dr U Chooses Editor grounds SALT LAKE CITY (AP) y Curt Sturn geneticist of the of California will be guest Velle Wright of Midvale Unispeaker at the annual banquet of versity of Utah freshman journalthe Alumni Assn of University of ism major has been named assistUtah College of Medicine here ant editor of the Daily Utah Chronicle student newspaper May 24 There just isn’t room for a raise '' - 1IA S L - ‘ " $ STANDARD-EXAMINE- R To day in Utah Raise Out of Question S i HUs Full Length Feature Musical Fantasy in Co-H- it FAIRYLAND With 1001 Laughs t o COLOR by TKHNICCLCt tm SOVJERY BOYS o O Regular Prices O ADDED ATTRACTION FREE GIANT CARTOONS! 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