Show iwr'irWri OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1 SCHOOLS OPEN TOMORROW IN CITY COUNTY IB 1959 All city and county schools will resume classes tomorrow Yesterday crews of carpen- Utah GOP Asks Logic ters roofers and glaziers worked all day to repair damage to In U S Fiscal Policy Northern - Utah Republicans laid some plans here yesterday they hope will carry the GOP to victory in the 1960 political campaign State- party leaders expressed confidence Republicans will retain public offices they now hold and take over a few from Democrats Pointing to public opinion polls tothey claimed a favorable trend governmental ward Republican - political blueprint which he said helped the English people to steer their country away from socialism The points are: —Have faith and courage in the political philosophy on which the nation was founded —Establish a set of principles "in which we can believe and fight for” members to these round principles year philosophy —Make the party big enough to Rep- Henry Aldous Dixon said a wide variety of beliefs embrace of oppublic there is a “Landswell — the highly organall-oto Outorganize from ion away spending ized of opposition economic and logic the thrift —Get close enough to the people Republican principles”- to learn what their problems are Rep Dixon was one of the principal speakers at the regional Republican meeting which attracted almost 200 party leaders from We- ber Morgan Box Elder Cache ' and Rich counties Other speakers included Sen Wallace F Bennett and state chairman Vernon Romney Sen Bennett said Republicans should start the 1960 campaign by restatting their faith in the Amerthe ican system of government-bpeople ‘‘Too many people in public ofpower ' Nine of the nation’s foremost fice say we are a secon-clas- s renot if are claim that and they medical authorities have accepted elected and given unlimited power invitations to address the 1960 meetto spend money we have no hope ing of the Ogden Surgical Society for the future” Society President Dr C C Het-zThe senator urged Republicans said the men are leaders in the to offset this theory with a political fields of medical and surgical pracphilosophy that "gives the indi- tice and instruction and freedom respon vidual the Dr Hetzel expects a roster of to keep government a ser 16 j sibility guest speakers on hand for the I vant of the people scientific meetings scheduled next t Both Sen Bennett and Rep Dix- - May 18 1920 on urged greater public participa-- J Speakers already signed up are: tion in politics A Goldwater proDr ' Rep' Dixon said that if people fessor Leonard of industrial medicine at I don’t start taking part in politics Columbia University I “I’m fearful our country will drift Dr C Paul Hodgkinson obstetritoo far to the left” v cian and gyneocologist at Henry Sen Bennett outlined a Ford Hospital in Detroit Dr A Edward Maumenee noted IT’S FASCINATING WORLD— Claudia M archant young daughter of Ogden Librarieye specialist at Johns Hopkin Hosan Maurice P Marchant may not understand all the words but she’s ‘convinced a lipital in Baltimore Dr Joel W Baker surgeon from brary visit and a good book is an interesting way to pass away a few hours The value of books and reading is pointed up with National Book Week beginning tomorrow Seattle Wash Dr William H Beierwates professor in the University' of MichiIN gan School of Medicine department of internal medicine Dr John Caffey pediatric radiologist at New York’s Presbyterian Hospital Dr Clarence Crafoord an internationally known Swedish cardiovascular surgeon A boy on a trick or Dr Alton Ocshner the famed treat outing was seriously injured New Orleans surgeon who helped "Chanticleer and the Fox” by BarToday is the beginning of Nation- this w eek I w'hen struck by a car last night found the Society Book Week local of and the al special interest to bara Cooney is adapted from "The library Sure to be He will bring his son Dr Alton He is Terry Jones son of Mrs to is make a it are the 1959 award Canterbury Tales” It is illustrated readers working young fascinating Ocshner Jr to the convention as a I Kathryn Jones 2866 Virginia Way well adults event children books as for as this year with handsome medieval pictures Police said the boy was struck speaker "Go Exploring In Books” is the "The Witch of Blackbird Pond” Dr I S Ravdin the surgeon who Other new books certain to be by a car driven by Richard Evans helped operate on President Eisen- slogan for the week To promote by Elizabeth George Speare tells of are "Fun Fun Fun” from 16 son of Mr and Mrs John C hower was forced to cancel his ap- the program bookmarks bearing a young girl who rebels against big- popular ‘ pearance at the meeting following the slogan as well as a poem about otry and brings on a terrifying the "Terrific Triple Title” series Evans Jr 1621 Binford of book exploring will be handed out witch hunt and breath-takin- g his selection as president-elec- t trial This contains the best among old The accident happened shortly the American who to books all borrow of Caldecott The youngsters College Surgeons award book favorites as well as little known after 9:30 pm in front of about gems of humor 3279 Van Buren "Little Don Pedro” the story of The boy’s mother and aunt who an appealing young Mexican-bowere in the vicinity helped place "Skyblazers” and "Frontiers of the youth in the Evans automobile will also be among other St Benedict’s driven to were Science” and Hospital favorite titles according to Mrs At a late hour he was reported Gladys Peterson children’s librarin critical condition with head inCitizens will cast their votes ian Thirty candidates in seven will cast their votes at the North juries I 400 2596 Hall N East Ogden City the Hall Huntsville Town will be viewing Some books which will help parPolice were still investigating the local communities will on Riverbe candidates Five Candidates on Pleasant View’s ents in selecting children’s books for city council and town board of-- 1 mishap late last night ticket dale’s council are They One witness said the street light fices when voters go to the polls city ballot will be LaMoin Wall Phillip are "A Parent’s Guide to Children’s L Roscoe Herman incumbent Feit street was out leaving the dark next Tuesday R Tarran Claud Alkema and El- Reading” by Nancy L a r r i c k Child Colen T Gailey Gail C mer K Bailey "incumbent in that area "Reading With Children” by Anne Towns which will fill posts on Sanders and Wallace M Eaton "Something Shared: Knight Thaxter Holdovers are Eldred' Erickson their governing boards are North Holdovers are - Mayor G Edwin board president Jay Rhees and an Children and Books” by ‘Phyllis Ogden Riveitlale Huntsville Plain (Ted) Anderson Delbert to be named to serve the Fenner Stimpson "Gateways to Readable STILL City Pleasant View South Weber and an appointee to be named to appointee and term of Books” Kenneth by Ruth Strang remaining Yancey and Uintah fill the unexpired term of Norris who has moved Wilford Critchlow Hill Books” and "Children May by Two posts will be filled on each who has moved is retiring Arbuthnot board Voting in all districts will be Bingham Huntsville’s candidates are John will Ballots at In addition there are books on cast be new the 8 7 until from am STREETS pm R Newey incumbent Ardell Hunt Lomond View School space astronomy missiles sateCandidates for North Ogden City Harold i M and Allen Wangsgard Plain photography electricity City’s candidates are Dee llite s Council posts are Floyd Woodfield Blain ROY— If someone has lost a of o Cook Keith atoms Blanch biographies Tay-larcheology Wheatley Eldon Orton William S Costley and Holdovers are Leon Sorenson appet monkey they can literally edinew illustrated rand famous Palmer incumbent people Floyd William A Bailey Arnold (Tex) find it hanging around Roy pointed president of the town board Holdovers are Lee Olsen president tions of classic stories and picture Cude reFor the 'second time in to fill the unexpired term of Virgil of the board Glen Charlton and books for the very young Retained on the board are Peterson who cent weeks residents of 5600 died recently Blain Kent Jenkins Elvin Maw will reare books for all there fact In Mayor J Parley Spackman Russell Hafrcrp and Carl Stoker South and 2200 West have retire ages all tastes all subjects The Campbell and Wilbur Berrett Calported seeing a small monkey will take place in the library is a gold mine of interest Voting vin S Chandler O J Fox and Wil springing from tree to tree and Lions Club Hall and information Maurice P Mar-chabert Shupe will step out running along the fence lines in librarian invites the public Eligible voters living in the city CIVIL SOUTH WEBER their neighborhood the library at all times to limits of Districts 1 and 3 will vote Latest person to see the wiry Candidates for South Weber’s but enjoy through National FIREMEN especially TESTS the at All North Ogden School little rascal in his back yard is board offices are David Bouchard Book Week voters 2 of i 4 Districts and eligible David Clawson 2257 W 56Q0S and Don Byram incumbents Reid SLATED Stark and Mrs Jane Poll Joseph Ray president of the C of C Not Sponsor The Ogden City-CivService board and Dale Poll are holdCommission has announced exovers Votes will be cast in the Of Coupons Books aminations for city firemen will ' South Weber Ward Hall be held Friday Nov 20 at 8 Chamber of Commerce Manager The four candidates for seats on in the city council room am Diamond said today the cur-reBernie town board are Albert Uintah’s Board members of the Weber on the sixth floor of Municithe coupon book sales promotion Kendell and R Dean Fernelius in' County f Chapter Utah Association ' pal Building R- - Dee Kendell and in Ogden is "strictly a private busifor Mental Health have elected comcumbents is It reported there are "two ness venture mittee chairmen to head activities George Garner or three” vacancies in the city Sheriff’s deputies yesterday in"It is : not registered with the for the next year John are Holdovers Pringle presifiredepartment Named chairmen and dent of the board C Reid Bybee Chamber of Commerce nor envestigated two mailbox explosions will close division” he at Applications 5 and Jack W Keyes Voting will dorsed by our’ retail respectively were Mrs James in West Weber ' Nov 13 pm are Friday said They L Jacobs 1052 Darling Mrs Reed Mrs Louis Crestelli of 4100 West be in the new Boy Scout Hall to be turned in at the City PerK Swenson 1484 24th education 652 North told the Sheriff her husVSLSI sonnel office on the sixth floor OOQQOOQOVQQgflOOOOOOOQOfl IflJLaJLOO 0 0 tt gJISLgJLgJLO T H Van Meter 2432 Van Buren band went to’ the mailbox at 2:30 of the municipal building Mrs Kathryn Zabriskie No 1 Cus- pm yesterday and found it ripped Applicants must be a high ter Place finance Harold C Jef- to pieces by an explosion school graduate or equivalent Mrs Victor Martinez of 1600 fers 4464 Harrison legislation 21 to 30 years of from age at 1288 25th South 4700 West reported that her Dorothy Kamagski least 5 feet 9 inches tall and ' Mrs' Albert M Johnson 33 Sylvia mailbox had also been blown ‘rr weigh from 150 to 200 pounds- Dr membership Richard L Stine apart 852 Boughton Dr Chelton S Feeny Sheriff LeRoy Hadley said evig g0 QPPPPQOOOO o o professional Mollie Jo Taylor 1416 dence at both places indicates that Boughton Mrs Charles F Moore black powder in "lead pipes was 1304 Arlington public relations used to blow up the mailboxes —Seen new - - ut Top Medics Slate Talks To Society el I I six-poi- nt BOOKS FASCINATION National Book Week Points Up Halloweenin' 1 Seven 'City Dads' Will Be Selected By Voters Visiting 93 Ballot Places buildings caused by the wind storm The city’s Wasatch and Gramercy schools the worst hit will be open but not all classrooms will be used said Supt T O Smith "Students at Wasatch are asked to report at the regular time” Supt Smith said “but we may not be able to put all rooms to use Some students may have to attend class temporarily at Mount Ogden Junior High” School officials said no estimate has been made yet of total damage to the schools Ogden citizens Tuesday will name partments and will make impos' seven people to City Council who sible any major capital improvewill run the city for the next two ments in 1960 " V-So the seven people named by the years e will Ninety-threOgden voters Tuesday will have polling places until 7 remain at some knotty and unusually thankam open open 8 pm less jobs ahead of them Only mild interest has been SLATE OF 13 shown in the general election be The seven councilmen will be cause of the lack of any burning isvoters from the sues and a total vote of around picked by Ogden slate of 13 candidates on 15000 or perhaps half of the city’s following the Tuesday general election ballot: 28000 registered voters is expected First Ward: Murrel Bigler motel Five members 'of' the present council are candidates for owner 1825 Washington Blvd Mark H Bott monument business Mrs Lucille Isakson upopposed in the Second Ward C Austin Sea-g- owner 1677 Washington Blvd’ Second Ward: Mrs Lucille Isakin the Third Harman Peery in 'the Fourth and LeRoy B Young son housewife 1156 Gramercy' and Scott B Price councilmen-at-larg- e Third Ward: C Austin Seager 1514 After the Ogden voters cast bal- Ogden AHigh School instructor Weese Sid Ogden Knitting lots for one candidate in each of 23rd 1730 26th Co official the four wards and for three of the Fourth Ward: Harman Peery six who are running for councilmen-at-larg- e of the Old Mill 2732 Polk owner the seven chosen will meet Merle Dr E Allen Weber College Nov 20 to pick a mayor to serve 4219 College Drive professor two years The curtain will rise on the Don forThe Councilmen-at-largLeRoy B present mayor Raymond S Cossack Chorus and Dancers TuesScott 2409 Taylor Young attorney of the First Ward is not a Wright at 8:15 in firm B the Price insurance representaday evening pm candidate for reelection nor is ElAlfred R 1359 Arlington Dr Ogden High School auditorium tive e The world reknowned musicians mer Myers a councilman-at-largCovieo department managerThe new mayor and council will are appearing under the auspices American Drug Center 2038 wet get their civic feet quickly of the Roy Kiwanis Club Pierce Richard Scott Dye manAll seats will be reserved and BIG JOB ager L R Samuels Co 1331 Artickets will be sold at the door One of their first big chores will lington Dr Leon D King superinAdvance sales are being conduct- 1 be the 1960 budget which will tendent W R White Pipe Co 2480 ed at J C Penney Co Bon MarJackson Joseph F McCune maneffective Jan 1 che and Glen Brothers Ogden H V The budget is being prepared by ager Keeley’s Inc 2836 Malan D Sparrow Co and Roy Lumber City Manager Walton Taylor and Co Roy bis assistant Gil Fairholm The singers and dancers played No details are available on the THIEF STEALS SPORTS to £ sell out audience three years 1960 budget but it is reported that as part of the Ogden Community-Webe- r there will be some reductions in the EQUIPMENT IN CAR College concert series funds appropriated for some departDave Crawford of 3878 South Directed by Nicholas Kostrukoff ments West in Roy was the vic2015 all members ' of the cast are of The new City Council will have thief tims of a sports-minde- d White Russian descent financial troubles from statements to Crawford Mr poreported The troupe was organized in 1927 made by Mr Taylor recently in a was his car lice prowled in Prague Czechoslovakia and reThe city has been stymied in its took lot thieves The parking 6513th concert efforts to get additional revenue cently gave its a 6 rifle two pistols a pair They have toured all six continents through a one-ha- lf of one per cent of binoculars a transistor radio presenting their unusual exhibition sales tax camera a parka and two boxa of song and dance ' According to Mr Taylor this of for the rifle shells es They appeared this past season shortage in revenues may mean on the Ed Sullivan telecast cutbacks in the police and fire de Doit Cossack er e: - 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