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Show Variations Many lotOHSt AdmitsInditor Shown Boys Ordered to Million-Brick In Offden Area Labor Repay Task Taken Thefts THE OSDEN Takes City Schools Position Tipsy Deeds MONDAY npunced Sunday by Hopkins. His duties ' . (UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER OCTOBER 14, 1946 EVENING,. Supt. Karl W. RADIO will include direction! An*,.t, i J """i ciMisaaru, commercial training, which inof today auditor, was r admitted his acniiaintinTM f)n guilt ^·^a.'.c,-. dudes classwork and on-the-job Cases of 10 juveniles had been of Sunken driving, Christian a was sen- Ros-as ^T£^o±!*L coordinator **£? been landmark which has 3128 26 cooperation in Adams, of distribu- ] training conducted in' · Guaranteed Work disposed of today in Second distive jwith the chamber of commerce in · 48-Hour Ogden for many years, will be tended by City Judge v«uiii schof)1( duS? tion in Ogden city Theodore court Service by Judge and trict establstores other business ! was a anpay to $200 beker of no fine today Hisappointment more, after next month, Bohn. · All Makes and Models ishments. or serve 100 days in jail. A tworeported today. IndKtcU a* «rtalt»»l Holding an M. S. degree from A rr was S±S«"T Two Hav 15 each stav years age, \T execution Total of of boys, granted. Joe Vit. said his services have Police said of Southern California ployment in the Ogden area de- major _ were given suspended commitments Roskelly on October! 1-4 Kenneth Phillipsand a B. S. RELIABLE degree from Brigham been contracted to raze the struc- drove his car into a machine clined by over 200 workers duri- decreased j and school state industrial Young university, .Mr. Wall has over 1.000,- parked near the intersection of ^ d w FURNITURE CO. conTinue to which decrease decree Home contains Soon f ture, Umiing and September will ng at Snow, college, Ephraim, ordered to make restitution of $25000 taught Lake and Kiesel. The defendant] v TM,. "Authorized Philco Dealer" He further by nearly 1,000 workers rema he bricks. said expects admitted he had a "few Utah State Agricultural h each, after they admitted stealing C a 2276 Wash. Blvd. Ph. 6689 glasses ofKenneth Phillips has arrived and at Logan. _ . during the, remaining months of two He do and has been about with $900 the the for job but said he did not believe San Francisco via7ir"from"parbeer," from parked auto- has guaranteed to break less than, 1946, according to a report relsince Jan. 1, 1945. was drunk. anaque relocation -and disposition auditor's office eased today by Robert L. Shelby, of the bricks. 2,000 you "Then to maybe plead ought manager of the Ogden United The chimney, at the top, Luzon, Philippine Islands. Items stolen included a camera not guilty," Judge Nebeker ad- center, employment service. --. States sways about six inches at ail vised the stopped at Hawaii to enjoy him. "There are no degrees He Fi a ures released indicated an ber and will increase pair of hip boots, a speedometer times, Vit said. some sight-seeing.. Following his o- drunkenness unless you are October 1 employment in the areao ! Christmas shopping season. a back seat, two'seat cushions anc at Camp Beal, Calif., he charged with drunken driving. If discharge of 37.620 workers, compared to decline to present levels after a screwdriver. All property ex beyou don't feel you had enough will visit friendstoand relatives 825 for September 1 a decrease Christmas. his home in returning Employment in transportation, cept the boots were recovered bj (beer) to interfere with your driv205. Employment reached a fall Ogden. communications, and utilities de- officers. A fire at the home o ing you'd better change your plea T/4 Phillips and winter peak during the is a son of Mr. and not you plead to because if and last of September when sea-creased * slightly, due to near comguilty, of the boys destroyed the Prior to his or upon a findi- H. Dale Phillips. to the sonal food processing activitiesie tion of expansion projects, uiner guilty charge, the armed service, he Judge Bohn said. of guilty, you. will be forcedserved 30into were at a peak. I slight decreases are ,,,,-,, ng months in the SpanishMotor Car Theft to forfeit your driver's license forAmerican mission Choose one of our fashionable Major employment changes will The number of people,a for the L. D. S. one year." occur in several industrial groups, regular government establish- In a second case, one youth He has been in the PhilippThe defendant answered he waschurch. according to the report. Agricul- ments and schools increased most to the industrial schoo Mrs Sophie W. Reed, dancing willing ines since July 5, 1945. to let his guilty plea tural employment decreased app- during September because of the committed and three others were given sus instructor, appeared before coun150 and and decrease of employresumption school, roximately vyill talked-of fabric. an additional 500 during the nextment will remain steady the pended commitments, under stric ty commissioners today to protest two months, including the terminaprobation conditions, on charge the use of tax-free units, such asClerk Grants Licenses of the year. and tion of employment contracts for "At the present time there is of automobile theft. The one com schools, institutes of religion insapproximately 250 Mexican nationashortage,' Shelby stated, mitted to the school had a long recreational halls by private Marriage licenses had been issPACIFIC WORSTED CREPE during the coming months layofis record of offenses, Judge Bohn ex tructors as dance studios ued ls.Construction today at the Weber county Her problem was referred to employment reexceed demand for workers plained. office to Robert Gordon clerk's will mained steady during September to 1 and much of the demand for youths reportedly stole an Elaine Peterson, county attorney. Sanderson, 26, Boulder City, Nev., Mrs. Reed explained she conHigh and Muted Shades but a small decrease is expected workers will merely be for a automobile from Edvalson Appli and Mary Margaret Antoinetti, 22, Creomulslon relieves promptly beunless the flow of materials is rapduring the pre-Chnstmas ance Heating Co., 461 Twentystructed her own building for useOgden, and to Vern Bowman, 19,cause goes right to the seat of Jtb* trouble to help loosen snd. expei idly increased and new projects season. Workers will be wise to fifth, drove it to Brigham City as a dance studio and pays Downey, Idaho, and Barbara and that she reels per- Ogden. germ laden phlegm, and aid nature begun. Winter weather will soon get those winter jobs now while and back one day and to Ogden taxes on are jobs to get," he ·be deterrent to large scale activity. to soothe and heal raw, tender, infcanyon the next. In Ogden mitting use of tax-free units by Employment in the 19 seasonal ran out of gasoline and werother instructors is unfair complamed brondhial mucous memthey branes. Tell your druggist to sell you food processing plants increased by forced to hitchhike a ride. They etition. .. a bottle of Creomulsipn.with tte unShe suggested if the practice of and the stolen cai were spottec TEVE'S approximately 900 workers duri"Custom. the way W Ward permitting instructors use of these of September derstanding you must like ng the first halt by highway patrolmen, Judge quickly allays the cough or you are buildings is continued, she should decreased by more than that said. The patrolmen reported!; PHONE to have your money bacK. during the last few days of picked up the boys; then releasec be granted abatement of taxes on --1430 Washington Blvd.-September--making a net decrease For :Neec/s Office them after they heard the boys her studio. use The law of tax-free of 250 during the month. prohibits story in which they denied anj units by anyone receiving private Two hundred additional workers 416 24TH STREET forCou£hs,ChestCoIds,Bronchihs of the theft. They will be needed for sugar processing, Peterson, daughter of Mr.knowledge up again by the pa gain, she declared. later picked which has just begun. By January Mrs. Hyrum Peterson of Tayand admitted the theft 1. these workers will also be lor, will be honored at a farewell magistrate said, off and seasonal food processing program tonight Horse Adventure at eight o'clock in will reach the seasonal low. Four other youths, 15, 17 and 1' the Taylor ward. "\ Employment in manufacturing remained fairly steady during Sep- Following years of age, were placed on pro h e A? "v: '' tember and employment will inc- program, bation and ordered to make resti dancing , '~'~', ? *.'-\::';.~xvs'-'""' %'' ^fi^'i'V'!^' ~" ^' f , rease slightly during the next $20 each for damage al of tution is slated. Friends months, then decrease below pres-and legedly suffered by the operator relatives are ent levels after Christmas. Over a pr of a local riding academy. The *^, hundred workers will be laid off invited. hired horses, paic ^·i; boys reportedly for one hour of riding, and started during the present month but ad- M s s Peterson ditional workers will be needed inwill leave for the out for Morgan. When they were the flour mills, candy factory, knitt- D. S. mission about four miles from their des *·% n S a h o m e ing mills,-and bakeries to fill the Lake tination, one of the animals gave :- ^;City, Octoout. They reportedly left the ^··iL 1 ;f, t/i ;-," ber 21, prior to and went on to Morhorses there, : her departure for gan on foot. , The brickyard smokestack at Twenty - ninth and Jefferson, Survey, Manager Reports · it SS*fcS , . \ ,-, , i l | , REPAIRS , --., .,, I Sl^V h aVrTS r ., . Tax * Suit. For Your Fall County Receives T Protest creations in the season's Relieve Bronchitis How To it . Sets Taylor S. 8622 v Farewell Event t CREOMULSION ' ~ 7 ·"·sv.V / i 9 FROM t Chase "Bad-Weather" Pains h *$e Try SLOANS quick whon overwork overexposure leaves you one "lolid neuralgia or a n a d i a n s Trie operator of the out t t Druggist Cleared in Teachers Contempt Case strike I APPLES POTATOES ---1* gan high school band. Will EXTRA CASH | Money Problems? Miss Thompson On day you Sperry's will report to the Room RovArlv ... 523 Eccles Bldg. 24th Phone 2-7529 Washington Kellogg's Crackers Marriage Licenses Licenses to marry had been issued today at the Weber county I ..J^XU K .^ Cottage. T homes hav« insulated 4tJLt as ^O£) with "Homeguard" for as SAVE up to 1/3 on your fuel bills with "Homeguard" New Formula in your walls and attic. Reduces summer Jemperarure up to 15 degrees. No chills, drafts, or big little I F O R F R E E CHANGES ox. * 3 fit, Sno-White 26 .8 oc. I3e O N M 07:. '·i E S T AND SOU Lak(l K Crackers .* M A your money buck if Matches^r CWcm«r. ...27 . . . . I8c · flew frvftkartanged inaspfilbwbbani ·quash. Ivy leaves (or other green fearee) a*e placed around the arrange* ·tent. On each tide are Danish «qq2» «andleholdera. M. 9c ' I2c 8c Girl Glow Windex Windex Cte»« «·. Sprayers ^ I3c 45c LAMB»OA$T^ 0S Gnat OC*«»* 52c 23c 22c LUNCH MEAT PLUMP FOWL CHEESE not entirely satisfied. of floppy lb.40c Shank Removed AA Grade vr;rib.34c Ib..... I7c LAMB BREAST "zr lb.42c Dutch Mil American.. Ib. LARGE BOLOGNA TYPE 2 SLICED Ax LAMB LEGS lb.33c 61c AA Grade EXIT* feftflete entitled you4dea» galore. to Carol Drake, 3:30 3:qg 4:00, 4:16! '. 4:481 4:30 2687 Washington Blvd. S.,. 37c 3irMt, TmdM 1EAHS, Chomptau BOM Or««« MMETTZ, Mbc V«*«tabU«. SPBf ACH, E«««ald Brawl* Mo. 1 124 C«t Ho. Bar- Mo. » t Ittf: com *°- V* «- Chter.... YDiEGAB, Old JM SOUP. Lipton'm Ncxxfl* T E t «t 8afew»y their beet. WHEN A «OOO RIPE COMES Off tHE TREE. ---····' RNE EA71N31 THOS6 HNE-EAT1NG ARE RUSHED FROM ORCHARD TO STORE, FAST AS POSSIBLE. b» You . for grand-eating prodve*. It* guaranteed [3PJ/3J ^mmmm request The Homemakers' Burma, Box 2110, Dept. San Fe , FRANKFURTERS MENUS that will give Address your 6, Calif. lb.....48c A BABY and FOR BABY SHOWERS, FOR BABY SHOWERS on 3:16 GIVING SHOWER, THEMES AND GAMES to be 3:0( S*fn*tr Stnict · Shower fw · tltmJfrttlT Carol Drake has prepared three new For Stewing ' Ib. Bcrevt Homemakcri' Tb« irS lb.56e LAMB CHOPS ...... 36 ,«. HOODIES, AH 23c . . 7 oz. can Real Roasl Beef Cab I . o.. 9c Bleach ~ Fkrroring. ta1ton wMOiMt, ·tmdfes. or. Tenderoni ,, 39c Wyandotte Blend. leaves. Inaert tufts^«to«*ift Plain or large. Iodized ....... lc «**»* «PP** wheat or dry grm* mid ··iiimn leaver The candlehoWers are apple* hoHowed «ot so the candles wffl set on a^«mn WAV Chore R 27c fuel bills in the winter. Even temperatures from floor to ceiling. Highly resistant to fire, vermin and moisture, HOMEGUARD also insulates against outside noises. C A L L B G. N. Snacks A 45c Oromj» 46 Chocolate "-"^ Lemon .......... ''!* | f k HOMEGUARD TO RMEY MASKET yellow and red, Carrots, sqwob, c««»bers, and eggplant. charut Uaturpamisd For Gooanmn 4 the Many 2 ·"-'*- Ib.Sc Canterbury Clams SbeenU L 33c 29c ..48 Coffee'1AirwarPopulai .,, I2c not seem i OA I r N c lni»norBhnd Grapefruit .. pok,Mc IN. SIM vegetables from OV :Ovt clerk's office to Heber C. Peterson, Jr., 21, and Carolyn Mae Tanner. 22, Ogden, and to Dwaine J. Hadley. 19, and Barbara Carver, /ifc i' NEW FORMULA Purity may SAFE into really substantial amounts. Coffee Luxury Bf ' 3Qc Moko cn °i, at JuiceTownhou " Butter. Ibs. .2 Wheaties S^L* 18, Plain City. of lTop Peanut Apple Sauce apply. STATE FINANCE CO. a single item, the savings ybu make Pancake and Waffle Flour. .48 PRICES SUBJBCT Jvtcy, IL Sweet And * But watch them add up mission home in Salt Lake October STATE FINANCE CO. makes personal loans of S25 to $300 21, prior to a full term mission in the Texas-Louisiana field. ij» employed men or women--single or married. Dr. Henry A. Dixon, president of Weber college, will be guest Our loan plan is flexible you can borrow on YOUR speaker; with remarks by Bishop D-. W. Holley, Roy. Musical part OWN BUiNATURE or use your household goods or of the program will be given- by Marva Thompson, Fred, Howard as security. Convenient monthly payments. and Bernice Kendell, Peary BarkKuner, Dean Thompson, Willard FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE 2-75a9. If more convenient, zler, James Pingree and Howard also readings by Melba Steck. just come to our office. Loans usually completed the same Ellis: Friends and relatives are invited. ... PHODUCE See how you can save Thompson, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Roy. will be honored at a farewell testimonial, Thursday, Oct. 17, in the L. D. S. Roy ward. A program commences at eight p. m., in the chapel, followed by a dance in the amusement hall. ROY--LaVerne HELP SOLVE YOUR CARROTS"·' . . lb.9c TJ. S. No. 1 Famous ·· 11. ft*» Crisp Ot Southern Sweets.. Iceberg Missionary Farewell Set for Thursday Sunkist, ORANGES Small fruits ii trip to th*. store for centerpiece* for table, mantelpiece, boffet, or ahe|f before yon eat them. Be aoro they are firm, but not quite.ripe. Wipe off tb»| fruits and vegetables, aUoe your lUc Fancy Crisp Strinaless Stalk Bushel LETTUCE YAMS SLOAN'S ebokett CELERY % 'i finest and choose the ,..fe*k Delicious or Jonathan. ....... . ......... JONATHAN »·*%;.'· /~v/UJ '. cauliflower grown. They go into the fields to select · crisjp, pearly-white, compact heads for perfect eating. legetaltot are pretty so can you Then, enjoy your cauliflower at its best, it's rushed from the farm to our store near beforeyw eat your home. Like all our fruits and vegetables, it is fee* to guaranteed to please you... to be exactly right Colorful Ml prod.ee tendsmenus. decoration as well t» to your money back. ^smrt Ib.l3c GRAPES -. SAFEWAY'S EXPERTS know Oc 50-lb.bag89c ONIONS Joe Wood, employed as a phar macist in a drug store, 2412 Wash ington, today had been, found in to quicker relief! city and Weber county schools todof contempt charges broughl Just pat SLOAN'S ay as the teachers returned to against him last week when he on the pninful places. SLOAN'S ii powerful. Don't rub. Jutt patclasswork to appear in response to a following the three-day i failed summons to serve on a city court it on. convenUtah Education association . . . At once you'll feel it work jury. you obtain relief from congestion and tion in Salt Lake City. The court ruled that pharmacists At onco, you feel tho warm, soothing surge comments are among 'those who, by law, are General indicated the of circulation that brings comfort--and rest* was successful, with exempt from jury service, but adResearch show* SLOAN'S acrj (aster-a- convention effect lasts lonfcr. Thousands depend the musical phase of the programvised Wood he was required to nd on it. Try it yourself. . . . Next time eliciting especially favorable notify the court by affidavit of on SLOAN'S. Heard by the 5,000 teachers pres- his inability to serve. Samuel H strikes-pat At all drugstores: 35#, 70t, ent were the tabernacle choir, B. Barker, deputy city attorney, said and S1.40 (giant size). Y. U. band, overall high school however, that Wood was not given chorus, directed by Ralph Peter- fair opportunity to prepare . the son, former pgdenite; all city affidavit because he was called for school band, directed by,Jesse Lillduty only an hour or two FOR ACHES AND PAIN! ywhite; boys' chorus, directed by before his services were needed. 70 y»an a trusted aid In r»H«ving Lorraine Bowman, and the Mor- '' ' · % Ib. I CAULIFLOWER Back From DL1 Convention When every move you make i* KRony-was business as usual in try this wonderful aid It pains academy · '·.**· '· cauliflower to / fe-'rtfc*' found their whereabouts, go' has attenda truck and went after the horses ed Utah S a e Miss Peterson boys were arrested by the Agricultural college and UniversityMorgan county sheriff. of Utah, where she studied and speech. SORE, when C ·She ACHING MUSCLES! ache"--also lt CO. BUTLER t We, rush thfe very beit ; i 'n it SAFEWMf can |