Show p THE OGD£N (UTAH) New leer Proving As STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 6 1 Sheriff Staying Within Budget Carver Reports ' Midway through the year the yesterday who said there had I Sheriff LeRoy Hadley has spent Weber County sheriff’s depart- - been some concern that the de- - about £3annn nf it ‘ ’ Booms ment is financially well off even partment would be able to stay Carver said this included the i The debts from the previous sheriff sheriff’s department this purchase of three new patrol cars That was the comment of Cqun- - year is operating on a budget of several new radios and other ty Commissioner Elmer Carver $78045 Carver said and to date equipment after paying more than $2000 in within the budget this year By CLIFF THOMPSON tons of ice per day It has the The handling of perishable highest feapacity of the four plants products at the Ogden rail yards Un the UP Central DistricWOther is entering the annual rush season plants are located at Nampa and with Pacific Fruit Express off - Pocatello Idaho and Las Vegas cials expecting a peak of almost Nev The manufacturing plant is 1000 cars daily within a few cated in the yards at about 26th icing The peak last year was reached Riverdale by special re- in July but a delayed spring in dock cars Thirty-fiv- e are the Northern California area is ice usy hauling to set workthe peak expected During the peak season from ' load here back wil The icing facilities at the Og- - ?°° to 600 t0DS at each the day icing dock den yards are now handling about usl seven-trainipetmns consisting of 80 to of the localienl??iPort?nJ unit is distnbu- 90 car each per day °f ?mPty fars Indicative of This volume will ‘increase to K°n e business it can expect the about 10 trains during the few received 537 operation weeks of peak business then localt Cars Teekfortaper off to about seven trains distribution to California shipof October until the end agin ping points Potatoes and Lettuce Still on a trial basis is the The biggest movement now is PFE’s experimental mechanical in potatoes and lettuce On a typi- - refrigerator car This car is cal day last week 200 cars of equipped with diesel refrigerator spuds and 179 cars of lettuce units and is used for were handled On the same day frozen commodities such ashauling vege-ther- e were 19 cars of citrus fruit tables fruits berries and meats mainly oranges 66 cars of green requiring zero and mostly deciduous tree fruits peratures There are about 300 COLD STUFF— A long metal moves large hunks of ice toward the mechanical icing equipsuch as plums two cars of cauli- - of them in operation in the PFE ment used by the PFE at theconveyor rail train in about Ogden yards The icing machine can ice a 'flower and broccoli 25 cars of system an hour half other vegetables and 16 cars of frozen commodities Most of the produce passing through the local icing point comes from Northern California truck farms and orchards The trains are made up into fruit blocks at the Roseville Calif concentration point near Oakland Local orchardists have started to contribute to the workload at Ogden Chamber of Comthe local icing' point 'Hie first merce last night conferred the car of cherries was received last order-os the big white hat upon Col H J KieFriday PFE officials expect the cherry ling at a farewell dinner party movement to last from two to in the Canton Cafe three weeks reaching a peak of T G Schmidt president and 15 to 20 cars a day Apricots will G T Hoqe chairman of the follow the cherries in about the Armed Forces committee of same pattern Peaches will start the Chamber told Col Kieling to move shortly after the apricot the party was given in his honor and the big hat bestowed yield is finished but will last in apperciation of the colonel’s longer than either apricots or cherries splendid public service perfThe local icing plant employing ormed during his tour of duty as commanding officer of Hill 150 to 200 people is capable of r Air Force Base 80 an to in train icing Col Kieling who left Ogabout half an hour using the meden today for his new assignchanical car icer put in operation I i' i- 1 lo-wee- ks A w f iSTflO I s rti sd sub-zer- o tern-frui- ar ij The ice manufacturing plant Too Much Roy Relations “strained” BRRRRR— The mechanical icer dumps the ice it has crushed into the empty metal bunkers at the end of a refrigerator car During the peak season this huge machine will chew up and spew out from 500 to 600 tons of ice each day a bit two between today were Brakes Fail Truck Overturns Spills Cattle of Weber County’s commissioners Commissioner Elmer Carver faithful citizen of Plain City A truckload of cattle tipped told Commissioner A P Brown onto its side yesterday at Washloyal citizen of Roy that the Boulevard and Riverdale Plain City July 4 celebration ington turned oift to be a Roy Day Road when brakes of the truck “Not only did Roy’s ball team failed and the driver made a whip Plain City’s but a Roy sharp turn to miss other ve-- I girl Sylvia Palmer was elect- hides ed queen to reign over the celeThe truck driver He Russell bration” said Commissioner Carver wasn’t hurt when the “But we’ll fix that” said j52Kamas vehicle plopped onto Carver “well find a Plain City northbound its side and the load of right young man to court the queen 13 beef cattle rolled out Only marry her and bring her to one or two of the animals were Plain City” hurt slightly Russell told polioe he hit his brakes to avoid a collision with I - It's Fine or Jail For Tipsy Driver Leo Glachino of Newcastle Colo was sentenced in the City Court to pay $250 or serve 100 days in jail when he pleaded guilty to drunk driving He was involved in a minor accident in Wilson Lane — ADVERTISEMEN- T- Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Find Net Healing Substance hu foond t healing substance chat Science shrinks piles relieves pain promptly stops itching— wichoat surgery Doctors report actual shrinking of piles Sufferers say "Piles have The secret is ceased to be a problem already widely wed to heal inavailable jured tissue This substance is now in smppoiftory or wnmetf form s under the Bio-Dyne- name Ptifisrstion lionet back ? ‘PINCH OF SALT—A workman adds salt to an d bunker It’s the salt that gives the ice a big hand in eooling off the vegetables and fruits bound for eastern and mid western tables The per cent of salt varies ice-fille- an auto halted for a red light The car was operated by Clifford Anderson 47 of 895 Canyon Rd Anderson also northbound on Washington Blvd had his hand out preparatory to making a left turn As the Anderson sedan began making the left turn when the light changed to green the truck was almost upon it Thev truck driver said he saw a “hole” in traffic and made a sharp left turn to go through and avoid ramming the auto The comer of the truck bed caught the Anderson car on the left front just as the truck began PER MONTH 1 iteLSJ Nvw dtignt In add baauty and privacy te let v Kaw yawr yard yaw the largest eelectien af ideas in town i-TtW- g the spaceln (Waste becomes useable I living space with very J little money and effort J An ideal children's bedroom Mare and mare the rend Jc ta eutdeer living patio New bedroom a den rumpus room or sewing ream will add new and utility ta your homo Easy to buRd yourself A well designed Is m wonderful eon-venie- nce center for Summer entertaining We have lots of ideas kK7 (omm Wo hove alt the mate- Everything In hs place rials and complete plans a place for everything far building dozens of le a dream came true distinctively styled gar- - I when you have plenty — we'R af doeot space Cosy gfi Came Inbow show e build with our expert ta yea build one help ment in the Far East replied that he had enjoyed wonderful friendship and cooperation from the community Among the guests were Brig Gen M E Tillery commanding general of the Ogden Air Materiel Area who has been nominated for promotion to major general Brig Gen Herbert A Hall commanding general of Utah General Depot Capt F B Risser commanding officer of the NavaL Supply Depot at Clearfield and Lt Col Fred C Johnson Hill Air Force Base commander E ESTIMATES (UMi YMBir Wmi& Pabco Outslds Whits gal Redwood Stain Zynolit gal Zynolite Redwood Finish gal Screen Doors from Rylock Window Screens from 164 24th Street Phono 595 450 600 900 372 3-84- 01 to overturn The truck almost fell onto the sedan Officer A W Foulger said The cattle ran eastward stringing out among houses and other buildings between Washington and Adams Officer Foulger the truck driver and a group of neighborhood boys rounded up the “critters” They were loaded into a second truck which the owner had rushed to thp scene No citations werej issued the officer said ‘ M0T0R-V- U I noww OOOOOOOOOOObOOODOOOOOOO o o o o o o o o O o o Hewn lucfiend oo o If you fo planning to remodl ysur kitchtn hi ui o o for expert kitchen planning at no obligation o o $’3095 o CABINET SINK 2BigDrawers— Only IwV o YOUriGSTOWri KITCHEN SALES CO o -- 66-Inc- ot O h r g coanuniTY bakery At your druggist “ Everywhere in the US A O SECOND FEATURE rVUWM MM (U We Vo celebrating lop retale with dealt that tap the town I find out how little tt costs to have thlt big tour-defull Rambler teden In new Fethien-ton- e colon § ooooooobooooooooooooboo ar Fairyland Playground Opens 7 PM OFFICIAL N A D A GUIDE FIGURES Ask your t Hudson or Nash dealer to show you the latest (June 1955) edition of the SHOW AMERICAN MOTORS’ RAMBLER NAD A Official Used Car Guide It proves Rambler ranks highest COSTS THE LEAST TO BUY— among all low-priautomobiles in resale value Returns from 6 to 11 more of its original cost on a nationwide average (1954 C lowest-price- d sedans) ce BRINGS MOST WHEN YOU SELL I 4-do- or - 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