Show i WEDNESDAY V'Z t'-S- EVENING APRIL 27 1953 :y vAf T © 'TSV 7 THE OGDEN (UTAH) S 5A L Remember $500000 ‘Stork Derby1? Winner P--5 near-millionai- re X 1K tMT ai-- Accept Russian Invitation to Visit Moscow later gave up the attempt in the urban restaurant face of protests against tampering with the sanctity of a will Eventually the Supreme Court of Ontario awarded $100000 each to Mrs Arthur Timleck Mrs John Nagle Mrs Alfred Smith and Mrs John MacLean each of whom had borne 10 children in the period specified settlements awarded 0 each to Mrs Lillian Kenny and Mrs Pauline Mae Clarke One of the first acts of the Timleck and Nagle families was to repay the city of Toronto for unemployment relief given to the families during the depression years Might be a Fortune A lump sum of $100000 might appear a fortune to tne u'jt Canadian but it was scarcely that 10-ye- ar nearby refinery were living in a children in suburban Clarkson modest home with their younger between Toronto and Hamilton I and later a TlMIXUnW1— small summer hotel but neither venture flourished At the time of Mrs Timleck’s death she and her husband employed as a security guard at a v ONE-DER-GL- O ENAMEL jSVlAudlS i 1 iI 2665 Washington Blvd COMPLETE WITH EXAMINATION For only 2 3 Your choice of a first quality frame No money down SATISFACTION L: $1 weekly NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES f GUARANTEED In Ogden Shook Hands at Elbe Now Shake Fists snub-nose- d $850 you get Thorough eye examination First quality single vision lenses 1 Years fool-proo- £ BENNETT’S $12-50- p Times Change in WW-TOy- EASY TO USE! 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Out-of-cou- rt -i Dead Money Did Little Good Is TORONTO (INS) — It was a moved to set the will aside1 as to a family of 16 persons jazz-ma- d era and women still contrary to public policy but The Timleck’s bought a sub- mourned Rudolph Valentino when everyone started talking about the fantastic $500000 Canadian “Stork Derby” t Memories pf that hectic derby — the sardonic posthumous — jest of a floated back this week to Canadians of a vintage old enough to recall the roaring ’20s The memories came back with a brief report of the death of Mrs Arthur Timleck of suburban Clarkson Ont one of four Tor ronto women who won $100000 each for bearing 10 children in as many years ' The derby was touched off by Vi the death in 1926 of Charles ’ Vance Millar eccentric bachelor lawyer sportsman and financier His will bequeathed Eleven of the 12 American veterans of the Elbe Rive? link-uwho accepted an invitation from the bulk of his $560000 estate a Soviet soldier group to come to Moscow and join a celebration on the 10th anniversary of to the Toronto woman giving the historic link-u- p during World War II take in some of the Washington sights being pointed to number of birth the largest out by Lt Col George H Caple (second from left) of Hampton Va Col Csple a company commander at the time will not make the trip Those shown are (left to right): Joseph Polowsky children in the 10 years followChicago Col Caple Byron Shiver Lakeland Fla Claude Moore Newbem Tenn Murray Schul-ma- n ing his death Hollis Hills Long Island N Y Robert Haag Indianapolis Ind Frederick Johnston BradSeveral efforts were made to ford Pa Charles Forrester Greer S C John Adams Rockingham N C Robert Legal Milupset the will on the grounds waukee Edwin Jeary Oak Park Mich and' Elijah Sams Pinnacle N C that it was "frivolous and contrary to public interest” JO Distant Cousins Several distant cousins claimed the estate contending that Millar had only drafted his will as a joke meaning to replace it with a later document But Ivan Ivanovich and GI Joe whether or not he had intendThey were people two generaBy 1IAL BOYlp ed it as a joke Millar’s legal tions behind the Americans in NEW YORK (AP) — The great every way but one Each soldier looked at each other and re- training had made his last testaalized one was a Russian soldier ment f fact of history 10 years after carried a modern soland was one an American The Ontario multi-fire was government once a He soldiers weapon American and Russian — men men hobo dier a and be that in suit but may dirty baggy shook hands gingerly on the River he had the firepower firepower armies armies but are Elbe is that both sides now are that had destroyed numerous but There was a gap between us better-traineshaking fists at each other German army The Allies whose handclasp in When we met we met warily in a new cold world — and the sealed then the comradeship I suppose the average Russian gap remains despite the exultant doom of Adolf Hitler’s ideology soldier’s first thought on seeing handshake that linked our hearts are now separated' by mutually the first American soldier was and goals on the River Elbe Is expressed doubts and fears They “This guy looks pretty much like it only 10 years ago? say our ideology threatens them another German” sCems somehow like a tale It and we say their ideology threat- "Is This a Riot?” about other people in another ens us time where only ghosts gather And do I recall a young AmerThe dismal re- - 1A now invisible in reunion ican his officer after first saying great in the long — disbelieving sight of the Rusview of time is sians swarming across the landwartime the that Let Us Clean Your scape: two of the unity — a this an or "Is riot VENETIAN BLINDS army?” greatest hemiswe But shook hands broke and with a scientific machine process powers pheric bread and beans drank long that really cleans the tapes cords has evaporated in and slats sparkling bright a draughts of whatever spirits our For the brief hoarded stores or the' German moment of that countryside provided and trustTorgau there was one world one ed each other enough to hand common victory All the blood our back were cost and forth weapons and sweat and tears it -a in was all done with It splendid repaid friendly bright second gesture and sign and pantomime Two Big Worlds Again IT the eternal language of strangers SERVICI And then everybody on both The war was done and we were ON REQUEST sides went back to being himself one Call Us together Telephone — and there were two worlds a Given What brief of diff IstimatesCheerfully worlds high There have been two big TREK DELIVERY A 7 world we I stood on! Such ever since PICKUP goodwill crowdacross this back a peak of ecstasy! But when Looking Torpedo Venetian ed decade I suppose it is wist- the bread had been broken the Blind Laundrv ? fully foolish to think that one wine drunk and the relief of vicmoment of unity could be lost and weariness slept off we forever But surely all wars that tory woke up end In a handclasp of strange Allies must carry with it the hope in the- tired hearts of all "This is the last one Surely now there won’t be another” 1 was among a group of war correspondents who covered the grand linkup meeting of t h i American and Russian armies a the Elbe It was sad then and it is sac now to recall how the purpose that had made us one disappeared day by day in the harsh discoveries of the differences between us We were an Army that ate our own sanitary packaged and dehydrated food and we moved in the vehicles that our own people back home had built for us CWA Move Like Locusts The Russians moved across Germany like locusts living on the land as they traveled taking whatever they needed They took bread from this house a horse from this farmer a wagon fC STANDARD-EXAMIN- ugmiur' ©W'iJiiag’ DISTILLED toot NEUTRAL 2449 Wash Blvd auasrsv Dr Stophon LONDON DOT CIN SPIRITS DISTILLED FOOM GRAIN I CORDON'S DOT CM CO! 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