Show THE OGDEN 2B OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRESHMAN LOSES UTAH TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 24 1S53' ONE WINS ONE Cdn'i Sell Communism So Ghristfcan Eagles President S' ays in Brigham e-i- 1 Jensen By Ruth "It is imBRIGHAM CITY to a communism sell to possible Christian" J Phillip Bigley Fraternal Order of Eagles grand worS LOGAN (AP) — Young Lee Burke who lost a primary election bid for president of Utah State's freshman class staged a successful writ n campaign and won the post yesterday He received 354 votes to 184 for Roger Baird of Ogden and 144 for Peter Case of Logan Burke also is from Logan ' Melvin G Sadler of Logan was elected vice president Barbara Nelson of Kemmerer Wyo was named secretary and Louise Evans of Brigham City was chosen associated women students representative - 3o L Fa Woman ces--New- THERE'LL BE CRANBERRIES ON UTAH TABLES COME THURSDAY : Slay Count SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The state filed another murder com plaint Monday against a Salt Lake City woman accused of husband last killing her i spring It also argued for dismissal of a voluntary manslaughter charge against Mrs Anna Rae Mueller District Judge Merrill Faux-- took the dismissal motion under advisement and indicated he would rule sometime today Mrs' Mueller was charged with murder after her husband Armin was shot to death near the Mueller home But at a preliminary hearing on the charge Mrs Mueller was bound over for trial on a lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter A motion to dismiss the Jesser charge was argued yesterday while at the same time the county attorney's office filed the new complaint e murder charging If the motion to dismiss the lesser charge is granted then Mrs Mueller could face the new murder charge New Quarrel Dims Copper SALT LAKE CITY UPI) — Thanksgiving traditionalists were assured today that certified cranberries could grace their tables in Utah at least Cranberries grown in Wisconsin certified free of the suspect weed killer that can produce cancer in rates were being distributed by a Salt Lake broker The approved berries have a sticker on the containers that certifies they have been passed by the US Food and Drug Administration Willis IL Lightfoot Food and Drug Administration inspector said additional tested lots of the Thanksgiving berry would arrive Strike) Hopes SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Hopes for overall settlement of the 107-day-- old strike against the Kenne-co-tt soon Copper Corp in the West were thy president said in his Brigham dim today as relationships strained City visit yesterday Mr Bigley was guest of honor between two labor groups as weU at a special meeting of representaas between labor and management tives from the state's nine aeries Viai-In Arizona the International lacf nlprit ! Union of Mine Mill and Smelter He spent yesterday afternoon workers told the steelworken it touring various points of interest in this city as guest of D D Billwould not honor any passes through ings Fraternal Order of Eagles SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — A agency its picket lines at Ray and Harden Utah president who lives here the State InsurIn other action: legislative orphan— Tbe'United Steelworkers of AmerMr Bigley was an Eagles repre ance Department— asked the State —The board rejected a State Fi- ica reached agreement with Kenne-co-tt tour South of Amer on a sentative Board of Examiners yesterday for a nance Cornmission suggestion that ica with the international seminars over the weekend and started i the state set up its own fire insur$12500 deficit appropriation last winter The purpose of the Gov George D Clyde supported ance fund to work back program was to mem the another but board of E!ople-to-peopfor $23000 request —Approved payment SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Police There was no difficulty in Utah political economic sober Atty Gen Walter L Budge work at Camp W G Williams Half where 2000 steelworkers W Chief Cleon Skousen yesterday are emcial and cultural ideas said the board should be careful not of this amount will be repaid by the an fired officer with assault charged said he tour Mine-Miof the 3 In speaking ployed by Kennecott kaj to overrule the Legislature federal government with a deadly weapon in the shoot that the two questions most com no smelter the and Utah units at was one The for tabled a of request of —Approved wife! the detective's yearly salary ing monlv asked about the South week $7200 to $8700 for a director of ap- refinery Skousen said Officer Wilford Dixvf v UI1V 1V The department has been on prenticeship The position is not But in Arizona Mme-MIon 26 was discharged from the reprefeel about us and how do tney teei shaky financial ground since the filled yet- force on grounds that he "violated is of and sents workers the many about communism —Postponed a decision on a Legislature separated it from the rules and regulations of the De still on strike RICH RELATIVE Department of Business Regulation salary freeze for state empartment deDendinff on further lppalitips TWO UNIONS MEET to but failed for appropriate ployes money C Police Capt R Knudson signed Ha said they feel about us like if the lesser rhar?e i tint hv its operation a complaint charging Dixon Dixon missed then she would presumably —Okayed a compromise plan for Representatives of the two unions they' would any rich relative They A slim a met delast night in Winkleman to disfor session children was special approved at rebooked on economic payments the by parents and be tried on voluntary manslaughter resent somewhat their charge ' cuss the rs for the American Fork SchooL budgeton leased of our question of allowing bail Training $1500 the legalities of the entire pendence and are jealous although to the go through He had been attached to the rob-- case are not clear as picket standard of living The money we yet said the Mine-Mi- ll lines refused but much as never is them tend quite chief Salt Lake Countv denutv ueiy aquaa at— — — ii l i anui i President Don Gardner of the was as thev would like Teen-Age- rs aneMeu Joy-Ridin- g iiauu Dibblee Kichard torney janea D D TOGETHER— state GET EAGLES WHEN Billings USW Local 5733 said the 300 or so Concernins communism in the ouiiuay Mioruy aiier ne ujok ms of Order chats Arizona of steelworkers would go to the Fraternal wife 24 (left) Mrs Eagles to a he Elsie J Dixon president South American countries lines today "But we will the of the picket Lake Salt with with a of lieu J hospital everything Phillip Bigley grand worthy president gunshot said that even in to cross the lines not use force wound in abdomen the club at a of in the w read there are statistics to Brigham City meeting organization - Dixon said Gardner "If we are turned Mrsbeen has was in communism fair reported prove that LAYTON — A panel truck driven car yesterday will we seek back Latter-dalegal help" y II condition Hosat War World Saints since on the decline Mrs Dave Chambers 32 515 Bennett Waynard Mine-Miby Layton police Abrfl of said a the Roy He said that 100 million dollars group in the United States in about and Naples Italy They serve as jpital Marva Dr Layton is a total loss officer investigated the accident k movement by the a vear is being spent to sell com 1930 vocational training schools and another vehicle borrowed by Mine-Mill- 's would steelworkers hurt of South munism to the people He listed progress of current Money for these projects is raised CLEARFIELD— President Gold several juveniles for a joy ride renegotiations Besides he said the America and even though the num W ceived undetermined damages when I I I Viv I riKnf aorioc rrvnf 1wol inne frnm The USW accepted a contract' with a en organization projects Eagle's follow the small Stephenson reports they ber of Communists is the" two came together last night at clause and Mine-Mi- ll "is in He said and auxiliaries is that I themraising L they presently engaged are a vocal group and make ing committee chairmen have been a Layton intersection to that in build an House opposed" vigorously to Eagle heard money should have enough money for the selves named to serve the Clearfield Lions The accident happened as the 1955 Abril said be would rather not He likened communism in t h a t Manilla Two such houses are al- Manila Eagle House within the next driven north on North sedan Club in being the (API-Presi- dent ahead SALT discuss" LAKE CITY what would happen if the year C country today to the status of that ready set up in Berlin Germany two months : Fort Lane by the boys suddenly steelworkers D attempt to crosi tht They are: of the Church Moyle Henry left into Wasatch Lane diswung ' ' lines BUILD GYM Latter-daof picket Jesus of Christ Saints Stanley Tebbs attendant Vp'xih rectly into the of the Chambers path BRIGHAM CITY Although Another top project was raising will leave with his family tomorvehicle lifunds to build a gymnasium Mrs was bruised and row for a tour in Europe Chambers Education Conference change the nresent afternoon ses will be his first trip abroad shock She was treated by It suffered brary and dormitory at Cassidy's Home On the Range for Sion for first and second graders program vvayne Hart constitution the family physician and released to since he was named second counLOGAN (UPD-T- wo Lcfan eduClifford Carmony in- - her home The Boys Mr Bigley served as chair- at Central School is preferred over and by-launinin selor were the IDS Church's will cators next Sun to Phoenix First youths go He said an alternative pian wmcn would formation man of this committee a for Presidency regional planning confer- day jured ' tMUUM the goal was set up at $120000 The xiuve iniuueu parenw 10 iurnisn Einer Dahle convention: Bud on The 1946 truck was demolished It ence newer wouia saia nis include iie educational mate-t irip fund has reached $157000 at the uaxisporLauon Delucenav mncorvMinnsiptif was owned by George Johnson of stops at London Copenhagen Den rials They are Henry R Cooper MWAVAS f Thus the youngsters will continue Jack Dahle present time and it is planned the mark Stuttgart Germany Zurich principal of Adams Elementary boys and girls Donald Layton to attend from 1:15 to 7 pm' rid Andersen citizen connow which are under buildings and for cited The were School in Logan and Dr Filbert vvi patriotism having Switzerland and Paris youths stuction will be finished by next ing buses furnished by the Box El Guy Carr public relations Onie no driver's license and depriving His tour is to check on missionary H Hines chairmen of graduate der school system Crouch civic improvement Elwin the rightful owner Leo R Vance work of the Church in European programs in education- at Utah spring The decision to continue on with Feterson education The Eagle Village Bradenton 152 S 5th East Kaysville of his cities' and health State University Fla a low cost housing unit for re- the present arrangement was tired elderly Eagles is another proj- reached following a questionnaire I JAKEI ect currently underway He said survey and a meeting of parents Standard-Examine- r there are 14 cottages built now and concerned Both moves were the of an result some from appeal 36 more should be completed and Brig ( a i ham City residents for shortened dedication the for project — ready by I 'BOURBOK— j day at the school where double August 1960 sessions are now held Eighty-fou- r questionnaires on the subject were returned to the School Narcotics Stolen Board with these results: Twenty-seve- n HUNTER (UPD-Burg- lars pried preferred the short Huntlocked if er a even at cabinet the it meant furnishing open day er Medical Center and stole more private transportation 10 more also Y than $100 worth of narcotics police favored the shorter session but said today Adjoining doctors' of could not provide transportation 43 fices were also ransacked by the ' preferred the present arrangement A DAMSEL OF QUALITY IN EVERY BOTTLE thieves in then search for cash Another four indicated no prefer police said However nothing but! ence but commented on related WKISKU BISTIIUMS Cli was taken riOQI IJSIIOI II matters narcotics C(LUWElUIUI(tX& tlWii mill a Cop in Assault Case Fired By SL Chief le Legislative Orphan Aslcs $12500 in Deficit Funds first-degre- — H six-mon- th steel-worke- newly-independe- nt t— ' Clearfield Lions Club Announces Committee Heads Cause Layton Smashup Woman Hurt ll back-to-wor- Pfffpfitc PfATPF 'jl!' session Luit : You V President Movie Will Tour Europe Survey Shows n - 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