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Show Warden Captnresj Convict on Salt THE OGDEN Lake FRIDAY [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1946 Jails to Sugar Moved H e MakedRoom hreeTJtah StreetFor Federal Prisoners Burglaries Navy Daj Books Near Plans Finish, think they're strong enoughs-commerce to take are for the SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25 (AP) WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 UP)--inspections and ratings where A federal fed- " LAYTON.'" Oct. 25--J. E. Ellison, SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25 prisons bureau official purpose of determining Utatfs 'Navy day observance movedcan be eral manpendlodgedprisoners president and general toward the final today that only three of of Freedom was brief for Cass Wood, or reasons for trials ing other, county jails remain fit for housager, Layton Sugar Co., said today aim Another aration the to the after arrival 27, who escaped from the Utah ing -today is give public of federal prisoners despite idea of what the federal pris- that' sugar stocks kept in storage two rear admirals to of state prison last night and was cap- fact that a year ago officials an yesterday ons bureau thinks of their countyby his company from the 1945 and tured about four hours later by were advised that conditions at institutions in the Beehive state celebratjoin in hopes they will'make .packing seasons, are'movstate the in institutions ion.' on a downtWarden John E. Harris moves to improve conditions for from the warehouse, ing steadily deplorable. own street. Rear Adm. William K. Harrill There has been no physical ins- the general good. making way for storage of the A kitchen trusty. Wood' apparOther Utah Rear Adm. Daniel V. Gallery and bureau Jails since by officials pection "pack!' 1945, the official said, -but Other jails in Utah were rated 1946 ently slipped out during the dinner We 1 found it necessary to sell been no indication by as follows: hour when food handlers were there has our sugar to customers who had county or other local officials that Beaver county, 43 per -centand back forth through passing conditions had improved since theCache, 40; Carbon,. 42: Davis. ,not traded, with us previously," 1945 report of conditions of ]aus D'uchesne, 31; Emery, 43; Garfieid, gates, Harris said. Ellison explained. "Our old cust43 Grand. 45; Juab, 45; Kane, omers, ·The warden led the search for used to house federal prisoners. and we wanted Millard, 47; Rich. 40; San Juan,. to accommodate them, but preferred Harnll said in an interview "the 'the prisoner who was convicted The Three Approved they more effective navy have the Box Elder county of being acces- The three were app- 29; Sanpete, 41;' Sevier, 41; Sum-didn't have the stamps for it." that jails more assistance it is goin" to eivl sory to a felony and given a roved, the official said, passed mit. 48; Tooele, 45: Uintah, 39; "Recently we received orders to i£ a quantity of sugar to some representatives of state £f our* five-year sentence. by a small margin.. Ratings are Utah, 47; Wasatch, 48, and WashWhile checking the bus term- on a percentage basis and any- ington, 43. ternational parleys and the more areas, of the nation's deficiency were given for 3127 jails added. "A large volume has last night, Harris thought inals is going to help them work out below 50 was considered un- Ratings the nation and 1were-fol-. he saw Wood walking toward thing Cleveland for subsequent Those that did squeeze through .° gone..to fit. none: 90 to 100 per cent, on the street. As the escapee Without ry strong air-sea were: Salt Lake and their consumption in New Jersey, and 70 89 79 to to per cent, five; more passed Harris, who stepped into City, Saltratings, are due u e to a carloads r Lake county. 52 per attack by cent, 24; 60 to 69 per cent. 52; three the warden identified him cent; Brigham City, move to that market." alley, Box Elder people who'ting covetjvhat we have 60 to 50 per 'cent, 484, and under Ellison and called to Wood to halt. what to declined predict county, 51 per cent, and Ogden, 50 per cent, 2562. "He had an idea to run," effect the movement of the storage county, 50 per cent. conrepin I and said later, "but I warned him Weber 1946 Inspectors, sugar seasonal rating the jails, Another physical inspection will sider 1-1 ·would shoot to kill. He decided I points: Administration and lenishments will have on the marwas made be said, eventually, come along peaceably." building equipment; ket and on the future relaxation and a resurvey would be made discipline; food: medical service; of sugar controls, although he ackpersonnel; immediately upon word that off- hospital facilities; cleanliness and nowledged that the supply which had attempted to improve icials had been held in storage "would conditions in their respective jails. sanitation; personal hygiene rePUZZLED Servicec Men William habilitation; employment and ind- have certainly made a difference HE'S Federal authorities have no and Utah." instruction. in religious Tefo, 18, of Detroit, Mich., to order improvements. The ustries, To Dance Strike, in -Hawaii LAYTON, Oct. 25 -A weekly men D. boasted to Los Ansreles police program All service S. of the L. A 'current strike in Hawaiian of toy making among men are ward to Fourteenth invited sugar plants will have a had committed 85 burglaries an3 older boys, of Verdeland Park Be a banquet in their honor towill be inaugurated Saturday with adverse affect on the nation's day at seven p. m. A program He indicated produced a well-kept a display of homemade toys, made said. supply, Ellison journal dance will follow the banquet, of scrap- lumber and easy-to-get that the vacuum thus created will which will be served in the absorb California's beet sugar pack.listing 75 of them, seems materials, -in the community hall. room. Society Thereafter, the community .hall An invitation is extended to all 10 he failed to record. about will be open ever Saturday until Ted Collins, photographer, will members of the ward to attend men and boys desiriWhen arrested, according to offi- Christmas to be special guest of the Ogden U. dance at nine p. na. to use the facilities in the makng C. T. at its meeting Saturday- at ing of Christmas gifts. The progcers, the youth was carrying a ram SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25 the I. O. 0. F. hall, according to is sponsored by the adult (AP)--Utah's 1947 license plates, Harold L. Welch, program chair- Curb typewriter case crammed with education committee. was 'announced by Meanwhile, which will go on sale Dec. 16, man. loot and containing a revolver. Mrs. Olive Thompson, adult edua A display of newspaper photowill have black background A EVANSTON, Wyo., Oct. 25 cation chairman, that the next lesson in the current adult education with orange lettering. to curb graphs and some pictures obtainedprogram desiredconstructive course, set for next Wednesday at ideas Chairman J. Lamber Gibson ofwhile in naval service will be by substituting for entertainment over the Hallseven-thirty p. m., will be on the" the state tax commission, ann- featured. Sieman Bowman, U. C. oween season has been mapped theme of "Presents and Gifts." InsT. senior councilor,' requests full school ouncing receipt of first copies attendance. teachers and the tructor is Rose Jones, a native principals, Refreshments be will student body council, states C. W. of Utah, and former member of of the new paltes from the stateserved. the staffs of Columbia and ChiKurtz, superintendent, Evanston prison factory, reported that the cago universities, who has been engschools. slogan; "This Is the .Place,", a 1 for '1947. for the first time As a part of the program aged to direct the series. plates would replace the words "Cen- -since 1942. "The Adventures of Chico" will be Olive 25--Mrs. Oct. Licenses issued in 1946 up to shown in the high school audit- Thompson, chairman of adult eduetr Scenic America" across the bottom of the-markers. Oct. 1 totaled 174,543, .ah. all- orium to grade school pupils on French Agriculturist Nov.. 1, and to junior and seniorcation at Verdela'nd Park, Motorists will be furnished two .time high, Gibson said., on Oct. 31. It housing project, Layton, high students U.S.A.C. Studies hoped that school .children will today that a .drive to build up a -LOGAN, be taught to respect property HenOct. 25--Professor not destroy said Mr. Kurtz. community library at the project ri Laforet, assistant to the director Vandals have ruined merry-go- with a supply of books suitable of agricultural services in Bur.rounds on Clark school playgrounds persons of various ages will gundy, France, is visiting Utah Lonesome His Puppy and also those on the East Grade Agricultural college studying among park residents on Nowas reportschool playgrounds, American agriculture, according to · Zeke vember race The 1. His Name ed. ball bearing that Dr. R. H. the Walker, dean of the merry-go-round was brok- A series of entertainments to school .of agriculture.. · en in each case. Springer Black and White Professor Laforet has duties raise funds, for the purchase of "With materials so difficult to similar to those of a · 7 Months Old Nobooks be conducted will during mean may obtain, pupils of county agricultural agent, and he both schools ^will- be deprived of vember, and all residents are req- also teaches courses in vocational to make book donations thi's 'amusement for the rest of uested In company with Proagriculture. 'the project. Support of the fessor s'chool year. ,The school authori- to Rene' Dumont, instructor, in Verdeland Parent-Teacher associaare. with the ties cooperating Phone 2,3601 Mrs. Ken Burnhamthe Institute National 'Agrbnotion, of which police force in locating?orand pun-is of has also been enlisted mique, he is visiting a number president, the i$hing guilty; boys girls," for- the in this countagricultural colleges drive. statement . said. a'ry. , In-Utah Professor Laforet is particularly interested in discussing problems of irrigation agriculture; fruit and vegetable production, dry farming and the management. of range lands for grazing livestock. A R . . it, it ' i , VerdelaiidSets it ... ' Invited Banquet, Toy Display Guest Auto Licenses Wins Will Available on MC.T. Meeting December 16 Program Designed Vandalism to it -- Verdelaud Plans | ' Book Campaign · Is . · B U D D for Is I ' · at it · open the week-end A N D s Filled Mail Order* Lee H. S. Navy Jackets .... TJ. S. nc S. 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