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Show Ogden Band Will Perormat Utah in Progress Effort Toward Made Rail Pay "Some Teachers' Convention liverdale Votes · the dispute make uncertain. seven boost the IS IS Needed for Mothers-to-Be : the evening'. f Nationally Educators SOL'S Known its Shadow Display "The t o w n b o a r d Captured Trucks Speaker Announced The joint board of Ogden city and Weber county commissioners' ing, Sunday, in thp T no has voted for ' ect 4986 DIAL Retail .t. -- 3121 De Wash. Blvd. BATH SHOP IHt- FOR OUTSTANDING it divisions. getting so that when tion home steak her husb- Meetings of the house of deleand house of representatives wonders if she's been true gates were on today's program, with sessUndaunted by three inches of and him. snow and freezing temperatures, a at the capitol. Nomions planned ** Floral forest service crew has resumed ination of new officers' for the S.--Novice P. bridge party): (at on work the Monte Cristo culinary association was principal busian at bridge, Mr. state and ness water improvement project. CacheJones. Howexpert before the group" would you have A preview of Utah's 1947 centRanger Clark Andersen disclosed that last hand of mine? ennial celebration is planned toi today. Under an assumed morrow Gift Mr. The pipeline, which conveys evening, with a chorus of name. water from a spring to storage high school students singing. David O. McKay, first counselor in the is being relocated and buried When he asks to see Shop tanks, deeper to eliminate frost damage Latter-day Saints church first presiThe doctor's bill, and erosion, he explained. dency and the chairman of the You know that he's Utah centennial commission, will No longer ill. Formal Dancing Season discuss plans for the 1947 observance. Is Here Travelers Fleeced Series-ly speaking. Red Carroll General sessions will conclude ."The Boston Red Sox can't Saturday REMEMBER PRICES FOR Two travelers reported to police morning. are Cards stacked win--the against out of their they were tricked THE FINEST CORSAGES money Look Ouch! out them! for the by two penny-matching stars, Red--you're apt to Orchids, Roses, Gardenias, Etc. artists shortly after they alighted shooting from a bus today. Rawleigh Tash, met-eor up with 'em! 215 24th St. Warrant Ordered 47, Salem, Ore., said he was bilked Dial 8252 or 2-5867 of $47, and Cecil Short, Buhl, Ida., said his loss was $5. Tau Kappa Sets clear. Now at 2463 Grant Aye. SHOPy/T It's wife brings Respite Snowfall Your Coal Supply meetp. m. Principal if :*ipe for Arrange all's le is YOUR FURNACE CLEAN? YOUR STOKER READY? Our service department will gladly take care of your coal burning equipment at a very reasonable cost. ... IN SALT LAKE CITY The Offden "all school" band, under direction of Jesse Lillywhite, has been invited tocity play* at a Lake meeting in the assembly hall, Salt City, of the Army Will association convention. The band, comprised of 65 will leave Ojrden high school at six-thirtv a. m. Friday by bus, at the convention, spend the afternoon sightseeing and ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER? to S1.25. The Children's Aid society of The company's testimony, pre- Ogden has in Among care so many unapproved today a suggestion by sented by C. A. Mally, manager married young women awaiting Col. Otho W. Humphreys, com- arranged. The chapel is located and S. J. Quinney, counsel, has confinement the society must make Speakers been intended to show inability another for homes in which manding officer, Utah general The public fis invited. and pay the hourly increase and the the girlsappeal may be sheltered pendSALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10 depot, · that two captured Jap increase which would result from ing the arrival of the stork, Miss reclassification. Exhibits purport- Martha King, the society's It's a great day!' Sun's shining (AP)--Two nationally-known edube displayed in front of the on Ben Lomond and Tulips ing to show increase in indebtedsaid today. secretary, right cators were listed as speakers forcity-county ness and labor costs have been building Saturday, Oct. with the world, even though a littSome of the girls are able Hyacinths Utah convention of the submitted. The company contends willing to perform housework in general . tofrost is predicted .again for Daffodils not return for their housing and the 40-hour work week an evenEducation association, opening to- Guards will be on hand to protThe mercury hit night. standard railroad practice. Miss King said. For the others the (freezing and melting point) for Geo. Co. Bell both the. city-county and the Both sides today expressed society will pay the usual rate of minimum early today. The speakers are Dr. John Dale property, the officer, expoptimism that a settlement would 1.25 a day for care. Good homes be achieved without further legal are desired, where privacy may beDaytime temperatures are slated Russell and Dr. E. T. McSwain. lained. maneuvering. Mr. Jordan said thatlad and confidences kept. to be a bit warmer, says Aloysus, Most general sessions will be on the behalf of the union he Persons with space available who · is gardener in a coffee pot. in the Latter-day Saints tabbe willing to concede a point or are welling to cooperate with a Gardener Yeah, ernacle on Temple square. Contwo to reach an agreement the ociety are urged to call at or telep- cleans inthe coffee grounds! Hes also vention headquarters have been set company would do the same. Hehone to the Children's Aid gardener at the bakery shop--he up n the city-county building, dial mixes the flours (flours). · praised the impartiality of the in Hotel Utah. _ First general session is set for board. 2-5441, for further information. The willingness of both parties The reports of the so- Hi ho, weathero, card playing six p. m. tonight, with Associato cooperate brought compliment- iety, monthly which is a community chest be expensive--but so is any tion President James E Haslam ary remarks from the board agency, reveal that the agency isgame where you hold hands reporting on the year's achievemembers,, besides Judge Mitchell, aring for more young women ments and Dr. McSwain discussing Maximum temperature hands): are: Judge Norris C. Bakke, of s forwasadoption more Today's Schools and Tomorrow's Wednesday was 57 degrees, with Citizens." Colorado supreme court and Otto 3y placing than anticipated when32 degrees minimum. S. Beyer, former member of the he far was outlined. Sectional meetings will make up year's work national mediation board. of tomorrow's program, with was 20 degrees One year ago educators segregated into elemenwarmer--70 degrees maximum 52 degrees minimum. Skies were tary, secondary and higher educaWork Resumed Price's FOR CLOGGED i ^ supply. JjJ · svstems, respectively the ul maximum ^ f* a. n, voter must be registered sun" and present a receipt propcr y ·tax paid during 1945 "^"y Union's Demands A week of testimony presenta tion recently was completed, after which the disputants agreed to accept services of the three-man board as mediator. The union's as-presented by Wesley B Jordan, grand lodge representative Homes I. A. M., include a 30 per cen wage increase, reclassifi cation of certain workers and a 40-hour ·work week. Present pay ranges from 66 cents to 81.05. Union would up fcOTO-ROOTIft Issues Two Bond . between the Utah Idaho Central railroad and a group of employes represented by the International Association of Machinists. Judge Richard Mitchell of low supreme court, chairman of an emergency board appointed by President Truman to hear facts in the case, said progress had been made Wednesday and today bu that the principals still were suf timate it is Now, to the residents of Riverdale--ap- proximately 800--to decide SiWERS DRAINS or not the bonds are to be said a statement. The money will be available if bonds are said PresiRiverdale town boardannounces dent Bennett. approved, PHONE 8978 i Electrically driven, revolving knives cut a %,nr,,j bond election will be held Sat r°POsed to drill a deep grease to full capacity. all roots and urday at the Riverdale snh,, wel1 install pumps for the PROMPT DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE progress" was noted tod- far apart to ficiently outcome the improvements. Saturday on Compact ay in efforts to settle 10A THE OSDEN (UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINW THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1946 i VALUES in Iota W A Q Bench warrant for the arrest of Alumnae chapter of Iota Tau Elmer Van Beorum, 34, of 1040 Kappa will hold its October Thirtieth, was issued in city court when the defendant failed and party at the home of Luappear to for sentence on a charge cille London, 1163 Rushton, of "failing to maintain proper p. toilet facilities" lor tenants of a of triplex house at 2038 Ogden aven- SALE Our Wonderful Stock Sanitation Case October Meeting of L L P A P E R ue. Halloween theme will be .veloped by the committee in charge, Rose Bushell Thompson. Lucille London and Kathleen Shupe. All Reduced to Clear! A Patterns on Sale. '--House of Quality- Many 1947 200 Students Sign for Religion Courses Van Beorum was convicted of the_ offense Wednesday. Judge J. Quill Nebeker set bail at 5100. City Sanitarian- S. R. 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