Show V THE OGDEN STAffDAItD-EXAMI- OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING Road'tho Classified Ads BIDS FOR NO Seeking Firsf-Flighf- er There is Difference in Bread Table Queen is Rich in Milk Each pound solids of contains the non-f7 OUNCES of MILK-this gives you the nutritional value of proteins and calcium in milk at - Found Guilty GOP Backs Florist RICHMOND Ind (AP)— The Republican City Committtee wants Richmond to elect Bert Keller mayor next Tuesday because '“you can trust folks who love flowers” If the advertisement 'doesn’t elect Keller it still may help him in his business He’s a florist 2 Nabbed for Dope NEW YORK (AP) — Two men have been arrested in the seizure of more athan 30 pounds of pure heroin estimated by officials to be worth IVz million dollars on the illegal wholesale market and 4 AFTER 1 1 YEARS READERS HELP GETj WIFE'S WATCH at your grocers toll lok City (D-Cail- L' PROTECTED BY PLASTIC A new reinforced plastic armorplate recently approved by the Navy and Air Force makes it possible to protect larger areas on planes vehicles and vessels from flak and small arms fire It is light weight — a piece weighing 10 pounds as compared to 40 for the same size In metal Photo shows test at Bassons Industries Corp New York City Where researchers proved that a bullet at velocities up to 2858 feet per second will not penetrate the armor but will remain imbedded in it 22-calib- er In Killing MINNEAPOLIS (AP)— Dr A MinArnold Axilrod neapolis dentist Was convicted yesterday of first degree manslaughter in the strangling of a young woman patient Axilrod married and the father of two children was sentenced to 5 to 20 years in prison immediately after a jury of seven women and five men returned the verdict after deliberating some 50 hours deThe chunky fendant was charged with first degree murder in the slaying April 22 of Mrs Mary E Moonen 21 a soldier’s wife who Axilrod said had threatened to “tell the world” that he was the father of her unborn child Axilrod denied that he was the father but admitted he was with the young woman the night she was slain Axilrod’s attorneys turned down by the court in a request for a delay of sentencing indicated they would appeal for a new Ogdtit Tenn (INS) MEMPHIS Eleven years ago Willie Kelly ’purchased a $395 cocktail watch as a Christmas present for his wife paying $2 down The store agreed to hold it on a layaway plan until he could pay it out He hoped to pay for it by Christmas 1944 but failed The situation was repeated each year until Kelly finally hadj paid in $28391 A newspaper story about the incident brought (he truck driver the1 remainder of the money from sympathetic readers Yesterday 11 years after he jmt $2 on the watch he put it around his wife’s wrist dark-haire- d trial NAVAHO TOO FAST FOR WIRE TO DAD ON RESERVATION! ROSWELL N M (AP) Mrs Jimmie K Lujan Nava-h- o Indian wife of a Walker Air Force Base sergeant decided to visit her father on the reservation in northwest Arizona She sent a telegram' when she left telling him her arrival time Days later after difficult over reservation driving “roads” she and her husband reached a trading post still some distance from her father’s home “If you’re headin’ home” the trader said “you Can deliver this wire to your fa- ther” He handed her the telegram she had sent from Roswell ' 20 MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT By PAUL DIX ST LOUIS Mo (UP) — Pri- vate developers are spending more than dollars to make over eight square blocks of a rundown old business district in downtown St Louis The aim is to create a new residential area right in the heart of the city For more than 10 years businessmen and property owners have seen the St Louis business district go downhill The city seemed to be suffering from its own growth St Louis with a population of two million within a radius of 20 miles is strangled by city limits imposed more than 75 years ago There is no vacant land within the city To put up a new building an old one has to be torn down The first major attempt to do something about the St Louis problem — similar to problems confronting many cities — is a scheme known as the “ Plaza Project” WILL COST 30 MILLION It will cost 30 million dollars altogether and will turn a frowzy eight blocks east of the Union Station into a modern airy residential area There will be five blocks of apartments for 1150 middle-incomfamilies and three blocks developed as a park The Plaza Project is the brainchild of the Urban Redevelopment Corp of St Louis organized five years ago by private citizens in an effort to keep purchasing power within the city to bolster sinking property values and to check the decay of the heart of St Louis Five years of surveys and planning lie behind the project Demolition of the old buildings began last April Everything in the eight block area except two churches was torn down e f) man’s order HEAT WITH C©Bnv 5 (Editor’s note: The downtown business districts of many US cities are sick Residential population has been moving to the suburbs and business is following its market out of town Such a trend could make commercial “slums” out of the once-buscenters of cities The following dispatch tells how one big city hopes to restore economic health to its deteriorating downtown secy tion) - - They considered the order so broad that it was like an umbrella under which agency heads could conceal information that was embarrassing to them or which they didn’t want known for o t h e r reasons that did not involve se- i St Louis Getting Rid Of Commercial 'Slums' 20-milli- ld ftOYAL gAKING COMPANY f' Sf Willjnsure WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced today it is ready for the first time to insure loans ’for construction of home trailer parks It issued new regulations to inaugurate the trailer park mortgage insurance program provided- for by Congress last session WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials in both the Truman and Eisenhower administration have put blocks in the way of a fully free flow of information 'from government agencies when the informa1 tion did not involve National security V ‘ Both Democrats and Republicans depending upon which of them was running the government at the time have accused each other of suppressig legitimate news ‘ — Newspapermen particularly American the Society of committee — headed by Rep through and Editors the Amer- Moss — to investigate Newspaper ican Newspaper Publishers Assn the whole government’s handling have bapged away at the govern- of information Monday it be- ment seeking to force out more gins hearings information The report said it is a fair — War Korean in the consensus among Washington corDuring — TruPresident September 1951 respondents that abuses of the man set up strict controls on the In federal agencies to suprelease of information from gov- power information of value and press ernment agencies which might interest to the nation were “nevaid the enemy Thiscpvered er so rampant as now” all of the government That meant the Eisenhower ad-- ) Truman said no censorship was ministration was worse than Tru- intended and he instructed man’s in" holding back informa agency heads not to use his or- tion der to suppress nonsecurity information of coyer up mistakes This left a great many editors unsatisfied They blistered Tru- "' ld v Fresh By JAMES MARLOW Transatlantic Jet Tnp ARLINGTON Va (AP) — The man who held the first airline ticket rf6r flights across the "Atlantic and the North Pole reported today Tiis bid for commercial transatlantic jet flight No 1 William J Eck:‘ Said the enterprising I as Pan American has ordered jet translearned that “Assoon ports and will use them between North America and Europe I went down and reserved a seat on the first flight “The jet planes won’t get into service Jfor 2xk or 3 years yet millions at retail They were Nabut that’s not too far ahead for than Berman 42 of Manhattan and Anthony J Velucci 31 of a reservation “I arranged to go on the first Queens commercial flight over the PoDeduct Expenses lar route almost two years in ad- May BATTLE CREEK Mich ( AP)— vances And I signed up for the Civil Defense workers may defirst passenger flight across the duct for income tax purposes the Atlantic eight years ahead of money they spend out of their own pockets Jn performing their time” volunteer duties said the federal Civil Defense Administration Asks Handicapped Aid CLEVELAND (AP) — Dr Mar-th- a Check Kidney Stones Eliot chief of the U S ChilCHICAGO (AP)— Aspirin or dren’s Bureau yesterday urged similar drugs may provide a good the nation to break down the bar- treatment to prevent formation of riers df segregation around physi- new or more painful kidney said today The cally gnd mentally handicapped stones a surgeon is raised possibility by a new apchildren to the study of the cause proach and prevention of kidney stones Loans NOVEMBER 4 1955 Truman and Ike Rappsd For Censoring News 1 i I' A7 ER N LlUIV curity Late in 1953 President Eisenhower narrowed down the field of government agencies which had had the right under Truman’s order to withhold information He took it away from 29 agencies but still left it with 16 Under Mr Eisenhower’s order information supposedly- - was to be withheld only if its release endangered security It could be withheld only if it was marked “top secret” “secret” or “confidential” The - seemed simple enough reBut the ACLU in a e Eisensaid all Mr port yesterday hower’s order did was eliminate some of the “more glaring absurdities” in Truman’s order These two orders of Truman and Mr Eisenhower were the background for what follows This year the Democratic-rugovernment operations committee of the House instructed a sub- - j w - ‘ and the famous S-H-- i- rw e E (Pat No 2502441) a You enjo? extra warmth from the $ame fuel con- sumption with Holly’ Secondary Heat Exchanger Only Holly which has the heats air drawn from floor level and discharge it as “bonus” warmth! -E PS Get “complete NarroW all facts - 70-pag- i the fringes of the downtown area this is (he first privately financed redevelopment in the city The Plaza Project has raised the hopes of St Louis businessmen that the oldest and apparently dying sections of the city will be restored to life Two other projects to be financed chiefly by private capital and costing more than 100 million dollars are in the planning stage —one involving 265 cares of housing commercial and industrial buildings and the other 280 acres of industrial and commercial buildings Meanwhile two new huge fedapartment projerally financed e ects for families are in former completion nearing slum areas close to the downtown section Three more public housing projects are in the planning stage FOR HEATING n 3525 Grant Ph3-155- 1 low-incom- Clerk Spots Thief Makes Matters Worso ST LOUIS (AP) — Joseph Vassallo manager of a store here isn’t too happy a woman clerk noticed a man? trying to steal a small radio The clerk called on him to halt “The man dropped the radio and crashed through a plate COST OVER 20 MILLION glass door that cost several times About 7 million dollars was pro- the value of the radio? said vided by federal and city agencies Vassallo to acquire and clear the land but the apartments will be built Insure Against Ruin by private capital at a cost of See more than 20 million dollars Although St Louis has been engaged in the slum clearance since INSURANCE AGENCY 1935 and has built — with federal Theft Fir Aufo Liability funds —more than 7800 housing Phone Kiesel Building units for low income families on i J A r f 4 FRUIN j I j i ' i I i 1 JACKETS i ' I you would like to own the finest handsomest wool jacket made see the new action backl "Pen-ster- " — of pure virgin woolj dyed spun woven and tailored by Pendleton as only Pendleton If j can do j I it! jSCHAFFriiS? 1 1 I A A f Siajicajzi Yeaes ago Americans found in the flavor of 7 been seeking in a whiskey That’s why 7 csown has become the standard by which fine American whiskey is judged t VJ5 ? 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