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Show Sheep Buyers Gather Saturday ·-the board was .a contract between* the two parties, in dispute which was introduced as exhibit The contract, signed by both parties April 10, 1946, w*s THE OGDiN I. Confused Testimony Heard At Railway Wage Session Rail Ownership Confusion was an Amended apparent discrepancy later was explained by S. J. Quinney, Salt Lake City, counsel for the uni: spectator as President Truman s He said that when the emergency board resumed hear. His witness J R. railroad. was negotiated certain contract afternoon Wednesday i. points were irreconciliable. ings late Stage, president of the .dispute between the Utah Idaho M was on the stand for consbe without a contract ooth Central railroad and a group of iderable periods, but because he sides agreed to sign the agreethe by its employes, represented ment, then signed the rider desigInternational Association of Manating the points on which thcy chinists. between the could not agree. These points form Appointment of the board by the basis of the present dispute he staled. the president had automatically a staved off strike called for Ttidec Testifying briefly, C. A. Mally, presidential panel. 26. The union asks a 30 per cent Pointed questioning by Judge manager of the railroad, mainboost in wages, changes in job EiSd [ Mi?cnell. ol low; tained that the railroad, organized classifications and other concesin 1916. never had operated at a sions from the company, whose profit, and therefore could not railroad and bus lines serve parts meet the union's demands. He said of Utah and Idaho. the company had raised employes' wages an average of 41 per cent Judges Shake Heads since 1941 in spite of the fact opso pronThe confusion became to costs were higher and that erating ounced that the three judges, certain .workers and higher pay. no compensatory increase in reveof them members of state supreme nue had been received. He conCrews courts, shook their heads in Substation T+",,F== while trving to determine tended that small railroads of his They were endeavoring to * type never had' been It wasforwniici determine just what issues were reasons the upgrading company's expected to mcet the wages and at stake, and on what -basis the board encountered une difficulty, union made its demands. jki ng conditions of the major SOON; A R A M to 2 p.m. ... .. i r it A | j t i Grand Program THANKS it . ... for the Entire Family! FOR ALL THE FAN ' in Fifteen States l Columbia Breed Auction The romantic star of "Th« Green Years" as the chap who finds that a 4-ycar absent* does things to hii love affair! , i -- I. Now COLONIAL . e's Reviewed OGDEN New Radio Snow "'THE For All to Enjoy DARK PLUS .Chester Morris JACK SMITH in "DOUBLE EXPOSURE" Doors Open At 12:45 EGYPTIAN --NOW SHOWING-- TEA ROOM THE NORTHWEST'S WILDEST CONQUEST! I KDXL, KLO. 143U KC. E 1320 Its. KSL, UGO KUTA. 570 UC. kc. 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DONNA RESD by Hesketh Story CORNER" THE "Oscar Wilde, His Life and Wit," Pearson, will be revtwo at o'clock Friday at iewed Background the Carnegie free library, by Pearl The importance of writers knowreaders' advisor. ing the background of their, stories was stressed Wednesday evening This new biography at the creative writing class at known personality presents Wilde Weber college by Mrs. Ira H. Maras a fascinating story teller, an of Ogden, who has just ret- incomparably tin, conversafrom southern Utah; where tionalist and brilliant urned a great character. a she obtained atmosphere for juv-The public is invited. enile serial and pictorial travelogue feature which she is. writing. Chapters of the story were outlined during the evening's discussion. Martha Wright, Ogden short from Chistory writer just back cago, will offer tips on creative writing at eight o'clock Monday, room 215. Visitors invited,' Writer Discusses --NOW SHOWING Lucille Ball in O got to work to make. it a highly he added. Matinees 3«Ti0 Kiddies Evenings 390 Conn asked: "What is there in All Prices Include State and federal Taxes the constitution which gives power to one man or to any one brotherhA L L N E W ood to deny millions the right T O D regulated industry," . Valuable Prizes! mmm P £ ' can WIN/ | Especially desired are applicaconcern, about tive tions from officers holding the ---S drifting into state Tanks from lieutenant commander socialism, Conn said: "In the to ensign with the following classe"°d of 170 years a free ifications: E, D.-C, SC, UC or suffon economy Duilt the greatest thereof. When activated, the now a and free people ixes earth, Ogden division of the active remake it their personal responsibility to retain this freedom." "Government ownership of transpCome Early! Bargain Hour would put 10 million ortation voters on the government. payroll and bring about a political dictatof rates. Under governorship ment ownership of transportation private industry would topple over like a deck of cards," he said. "To avoid government ownership of transportation we have companies. The mixup apparently stemmed of the categories involved, inc to Stagg, is substation opera- The railroad has 125 miles of from the fact that the union's tore which the union contends, track, operating passenger and representative, Wesley B. Jordan, are and freight trains between Ogden skilled men. The a kshighly to work?" Ida.; it operates interurban that these workers whose Preston, busses and the Logan city bus systRep. Walter K. Granger of the, present pay isas77 cents per hourem, he explained. First congressional district was a ] be classified journeymen at special guest. Vocal solos were $1 05 per hour, or $1.25.if the Official's Contention Helen Rice, with Dorothy West Also continued. Stagg is granted, Jordan, taking the stand for theM A READY · · Offden Union stockyards will be the focal by accompanist. involved in the proposed radithe railroad MAKING * K * - c r stu,.day when the first annual sale ofasInpiano that workers, alleged the membership contest betare toolroom workers who is controlled by the same inter- ColumbTa n* wHl west be staged. Readying the woollies ween the "bears" and the "bulls" in y seek to be classified as helpers ests as "the Ogden syst- n r t h sheep city/bus V e v e n are Perry V. Ewinff, Jr., Chicago (left), sales manager, slightly in the Another source of coniusion to em, the banks and the NBC^Pargde, sugar comwas announced by Bill and WilHam£ Snydw, Lovell, Wyo, president, Western Columbia could pany" and implied that Abbott and Sheep Breeders association. Kobel. met the workers' to afford Costello Are Back on the asserted that recent action Reunion Called Utah Idaho Central in transf) Air The Manchester conference reuworkers to of the part its erring 8:00 p. m. will be held Saturday, Oct. nion payroll of the Ogden Transit. Co. had jeopardized seniority rights, at eight p. m., in the Salt Lake 5, vacation rights and back pay of City L. D. S. Fourteenth ward, 151 West First South. All elders the men. coliseum. The entries 15 from states will Buyers par-livestock, Note These Mally replied that the men were to their ap- and saintsA of the conference are auction*wiH be judged ticipate in thfi first annual Time invited. concert and dance have doing the same work at the arena. Western Copearance in sale the the auction by sponsored supposedly jeopaplace and that the were Changes: Sheep Breeders association, «-----·· prizes - - i---- ^ postedbeen arranged. in issue. p rdized rights still 6:00 p. m. for the best ram and ewe and Saturday ..··.--the. Ogden Union The maintenance work of the stockyards, according to Perry V. for the best pens of rams and The Hilarious transit company formerly Jr., Chicago, who will of- determined by the judges. been done by U. but by virtnow was bei- ficiate as sales manager. Ewing arr-The Cclumbia breed was originue of the transfer C., Edward ived Wednesday to arrange facilit-ated and developed at the governng done by itself, he said. Everett ment experiment station at DuThe hearing was recessed until ies. Horton two o'clock this afternoon to per- "This will be one of the first bois, Ida, The breed Ls a heavy Manufactures mit calling of C. W. Chadwick, sales of the Columbia breed in mutton producer and provides 6:30 p. m. Laughs At medium-fine grade of wool. Salt Lake City, union business the nation, and the first "The Music George Burns agent to the stand. The calling by the Western Columbia breed- The sale is sponsored by the Hall" Ogden Union stockyards, Ogden and Chadwick, who was present duri- ers," Ewing said. "The buyers Gracie Allen show and the livestock points as far as Misng contractual negotiations, was come from souri, North and South 'Dakota, committee of the chamber of comsuggested by the board. The board. is composed of OttoThis, sale will indeed build up merce. prestige as a livestock centS. Beyer, former member of the MON.TUES.WED:THURS.FRI. er." national mediation board, and KSL 9:30 A.M. Judge Norris C. Bakke, of the sup- The sales catalog lists 55 rams reme court of Colorado, in addiWit 262 ewes to be offered. They tion to Chairman Mitchell. will be available for .public inspection all day Friday in the junior department building of the Be YOU Reservists it ed out. Membership in the re!I serve enables an enlisted man or to maintain his rank and officer jI keep abreast of latest develpp- ., ownership." . i serve ·will hld weakly meeting! and will participate in at twc was point week summer cruise, ·f Speaking on the parties. by both Naval for Date Set Ogden area naval reserve offiments, Lieutenant Eldredge stated, national transp- cers, interested in maintaining ail; ortation policy to the RotaryD. active status, have until Oct. 151 Wednesday afternoon, Donald to submit their applications, said Conn of Chicago, executive vice Lieut. W. J. Eldredge, reserve re-j j president of the Transportation As-cruiter, today. Applications may j sociation of America, said: room 202, postoffice "The .constitution of the United be made at eight a. m. and I States started with a transporta- building, between and at 2505 Tyler j m., p. four-thirty tion problem and the constitution avenue after four-thirty. Inform.acan be destroyed unless that intion may be obtained by 'phoning' dustry is preserved private, g()14 on several, of its principal points by an attached also signed Envoy Speaks onFinal H-e-M's Marvelous Musical THOMAS MEXICO in Technicolor · COMIN6 SOON M II and U """EDWARD "ILL * -Story by BUZZELL - JOHN McDERMOTT WILLIAM! WRIGHT OF LASSIE In Technicolor Last Show At 9:25 |