The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 3

SA Here Are Preston Rodeo Queen and Attendants THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING JULY 28 1944 iRnnof Election I Utah's Heavy Duty Tire Quota Cot SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) spared with an allotment of 1089 to Utah's Auffust mints of he aw dutv July' 4116 Pric admin-Ulan August quota of heavy duty istration Utah raduc- transport tires size 825 and larg- tions was in line with a nation- er was reduced to 337 tires com-'wide pruning of quotas Probation Expert Praises Utah Juvenile Courts Has Only One Major Contest 4- SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Utah has only one major contest In the Aug 15 runoff election the Charles Lionel Chute of New York declared Utah's juvenile court system has improved greatly in the Writer Inspects Super Rocket Base in France jWErfc" mR 3wy Ht 'Kr Jlll ijjjjl last 15 years and expressed belief that the recent consolidation of child welfare services and juvenile courts under one department would prove workable Chute executive director of the National Probation association is here for conferences with John Farr Larson director of child welfare services for the Utah welfare department and Oscar Lowder Utah director of adult probation and parole Chute recalled that in 1929 the association after a study in the state found Utah's juvenile court Kfteal Manning: Mm Press Wireless) Olf THE CHERBOURG PENINSULA July 28 The Germans needed six weeks more on this pe- insula and they would have been to bombard London with their super-rocket bomb The two and probation system to be suffer- if anrl narsimnnv" from and parsimony ing "politics Frenchmen who escorted me today to the most complete installation yet uncovered here say six weeks would have dene the trick It was not easy finding this site These two Frenchmen who were members of the original labor battalion which broke ground for this elaborate excavation had difficulty state board of canvassers' official tabulation of July 11 primary re- i turns shows The Republican nominee for congress in the first district was undetermined William Peterson of Logan and Mayor String-ham of Vernal are the two candidates polling the most votes who will seek the nomination in the runoff election The official tabulation showed primary election results as follows: senate Republican Adam Bennion (nominated) 24766 Oscar Carlson 2604 George Crow 362: David Wilson 7869 Congress First district Republican Stephen Abbott 2321 William Peterson 4320 String-ham 6757 Daniel Clark Watson 2254 (Peterson and Stringham go into runoff) Congress Second district Republican Quayle Cannon Jr (nominated) 13265 Ed Lewis 5074 Governor Democratic Stanley Child 15274 Herbert Maw (nominated) 25734 Governor Republican Bracken Lee (nominated) 23677 Reed Vetterli 12495 State auditor Democratic Fer-rell Adams (nominated) 21389 Oliver Ellis 15615 State treasurer Democratic Holmes 13527 Reese Reese (nominated) 24001 Superintendent of public instruction Democratic Allen Bate-man (nominated) 21601 David Gourley 14749 Superintendent of public instruction Republican Burton Farns-worth (nominated) 28212 Kenneth Mills 3220 TO REIGN Queen of Preston's ninth annual three-night rodeo is Mrs Christie Bastian of Weston (center) Her attendants are Mrs Alice Bosworth (left) and Mrs Margaret Hobbs Linrose -T PRESTON Idaho July Mrs ves finding the correct hill the installation overlooks a valley seven miles from the mail Company Pays $5000 In Settlement SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) The Auerbach Co operator of a ONE HOLE IN A CAN RUIN A ROOF ROOF Christie Bastian of Weston will reign as queen of Preston's night rodeo on Aug 1 2 and 3 officials announced today The event will be this Idaho city's ninth annual rodeo Mrs Margaret Hobbs Linrose and Mrs Alice Bosworth Preston will be her attendants They will lead the grand entry into the arena each evening and will be featured in entertainment events Participants Chairman Edwin A Crockett promises will be some of the best rodeo performers in the nation Jack Jordan famous Texas cowboy will be announcer Fess Reynolds a newcomer to Preston will be a clown Seats are on sale at rodeo headquarters jpsrt of Cherbourg FlBh entrance to this site is a Straight dirt road guarded by 88-miliimeter guns mounted in concrete pits These guns cover all Approaches They have the roads aeroad and the hillside slopes in range but this hill became ours during the push up the peninsula when American infantry by-passed the position forcing the garrison I retreat hastily with the main German force who had established themselves on the outskirts of Cherbourg itself The dirt road is 100 yards long and then It blinds into a curving concrete road which circles through the whole site like the perimeter track on an American airbase in large department store here has made a voluntary contribution of $5000 to the federal treasury for violation of price ceilings regulating the wartime sale of clothing and shoes the Utah district office of pjrice administration reported today Richards district enforcement officer said the payment boosted voluntary payments collected by the Utah OPA to over Salt Lake Passes Circus Laws SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Conditions under which circuses may perform in Salt Lake City are strictly regulated under a new ordinance passed by the city commission The ordinance governs the type of tent structures permitted including wiring exits seating aisles and decorative materials It stipulates that structure must be flameproof wiring must conform with the national electrical code and prohibits smoking or use of any open flame Dry grass weeds and other inflammable materials must be cleared from the circus area and straw hay and other inflammable materials excepting sawdust are prohibited from the circus rings Commission permission to show here must be obtained after the tents are inspected by the chief sanitarian chief building inspector fire marshal license assessor and collector The ordinance was motivated by the disastrous Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey fire at Hartford Conn that cost more than 160 lives this summer Child Recovering Bullet VVouiui SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Leon Ray Williams 2 accidentally shot in the head by his father was reported recovering today The father fired a rifle at a rat and the bullet ricocheted off the floor tore through the boy's bed struck him in the head and lodged in his brain The accident occurred July 14 and for several days the child was in critical condition But recently his fever dropped he regained consciousness and physicians said he apparently was recovering "I feel that no harm will come from the bullet being in the brain" the physician said "To remove the bullet we would have to cut through the right side of the brain and that would do more harm than good It seems a miracle that the child has lived but from all indications at present he will survive" He said only time will tell whether the child will suffer any ill effects from the bullet land Camouflage nets are still $30000 Richards said such collections in no way binds the OPA from enforcing regulations in the future We are headquarters for the famous line of PABCO both Asphalt Roll and Asphalt Shingle With travel so restricted why not spend part of your vacation repairing or re-roofing your home We have the roofing at dollar-saving prices and can supply you the "know-how" We welcome an opportunity to talk over your roofing problems with you Call in today! 164 24fh Street position and their arrangement Skillful Concrete buildings are Labor Needs Told SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Ward Tuttle area director for the war manpower commission said today that Utah needs an additional 8400 workers especially in the mines smelters construction industries and agriculture the latest blastproof design Sloping walls and rounded roofs Action Filed Against Publisher to minimize any direct hits allied might have scored once this became operational Three lie per so Lumber WMMNV Medical School Dean Granted Leave I SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Dr Clay Freudenberger professor of anatomy and associate dean at the University of Utah medical school has been granted a year's leave of absence it was reported Garrett university secretary confirmed that Dr Freudenberger had been offered a "sabbatical" leave by the board of regents at its July 14 meeting He declined further comment Dr Freudenberger likewise declined to comment 0 buildings are constructed as supply dumps for the new German flying bomb They are 50 yards long built in a half curve They have straight walls and flat ceilings set flush with the ground itself and as you walk over the earth the only clues to what lies below are small vent pipes which protrude through the earth A fourth build-Igang has the sloping walls and Runded roof for it stands above ground It is 30 yards to the rear of the projection platform and runways cut in the concrete floor indicate where railway tracks were is have been It was the plan to trundle the giant bombs from this building 30 yards to the take-off point An idea of the size of these projectiles is given by two wide gauge steel rails which are laid twelve feet apart The projection platform resembles a heavy gun Conveniently Located Store at SALT LAKE OGDEN LOGAN WRLSVILiri TRENTON LEWISTON SMITH FIELD HYRUM PROVO MURRAY CRACE IDAHO PRESTON OAHO DOWNEY IDAHO BUY MORE WAR BONDS $5 Down $5 a Month Range Fire Loss Found Severe SALT LAKE CITY July 28 The Utah state old age pension and assistance organization in an action filed in third district court seeks a restraining order preventing Paul Allred Mary Workman and Peterson from publishing the Utah Pensioner The plaintiff asks the court to require defendants to submit an accounting of membership fees and subscriptions It also seeks a restraining order against further collections and another restraining the defendants from publishing articles terming the plaintiff as rebellious members of the corporation or claiming they have committed fraudulent acts Officers were listed as: Siddoway president: William Rook secretary Jensen treasurer and Cornelia Johnson state organizer New Faces Loom in Utah's Capitol SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) There'll be a big turnover of officials in Utah's capitol next January no matter whether Republicans or Democrats are elected in November Of 102 incumbent officials 41 failed of renomination in the July primary or declined to seek new terms Some of the remaining 61 must enter the Aug 15 run-off election and additioal changes are likely at that time 2443 Washington Blvd emplacement only there is no gun Hbe platform itself bears some re- lance to a gun It has con-walls which increase to a idous height at the point Mire a short trick howitzer muz-ale would have been These walls are roofless but covered by camouflage netting which part at the tug of a draw rope The whole affair points at southern England and London is the hub of southern England My two French guides said that although they had once worked here they had been dismissed along FARMINGTON July A 15-000-acre fire on Antelope island in Great Salt lake so greatly damaged range lands that they will not recover for many years it was learned today from Davis County Sheriff Joseph Holbrook "June grass on the island is more rank than for many years Fanned by a high wind the flames were leaping over 20-foot stretches leaving gaps of grass between Fire fighters were obliged to 'hot-foot' it for safety on numerous occasions" Sheriff Holbrook said About four years ago a disastrous fire destroyed the northern part of the island's range land which coupled with this week's fire has caused most of the range land to be burned over Sheriff Holbrook reported After the fire was brought under control Thursday morning Palmer of the grazing service reported to Sheriff Holbrook Thursday afternoon that the fire had broken out anew Holbrook dispatched eight men to the area but it was found that only a small fire was still going which was for the Episcopal diocese of Wyoming left on Thursday July 27 for a tour of Wyoming in the interests of various departments of the church She will visit parishes in Rawlins Laramie Cheyenne Sheridan Lander and many other places in the state She expects to devote three weeks to this work Sugar Company Head To Speak on Radio SALT LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) Fred Taylor vice president of Utah-Idaho Sugar company is en route to Omaha Neb where he will speak Saturday afternoon on a radio program sponsored by the Union Pacific railroad Taylor is a vice president of the United States Beet Sugar up other French workers once -'pe initial excavation had been IpTempleled When this happened NEW LOCATION FULLER BRUSHES Dial to 4:00 Out of Town Customers Call at 2425 Kiesel Ave German workers of the Todt labor organization moved in and took over People who live in this area knew little about what went on because a heavy German guard was maintained day and night But jp cordon was not efficient enough prevent some from learning What went on here and at other flying bomb sites These French guides took me to Touring Wyoming EVANSTON Wyo July Mrs Emily McNeil field secretary installation which had Sen destroyed by American ML Three hundred American ibers came over in daylight and OH the most magnificent ex ample of precision bombing they'd over aeen They did pot exaggerate when they said this Four runways had been destroyed KStlCe concrete blockhnnse flush with the ground had been rated by blockbusters All JAP you could see today were pieces of concrete and one oversize bomb crater where the blockhouse had Ma Stood The bombing had been Merrific that trees had been uprooted half a mile away and rail-Hit' tracks had been thrown three-Attarters of a mile (Distributed by McNaught Snydicate Inc) Shot Down Over Guadalcanal Shown for Naval Personnel Benefits ON DISPLAY TODAY Until 10 Saturday 10 a to 10 PLANE NOW PROGRESS Sunday 10 a to 8 Breeders 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