The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

Flying Newsboy tring and flies low over the homes of his friends and rlrnns ach l- a Hi TWP OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER mohaY EVENING APRIL 1 1946 tftrmer Governor Capitol if USA Win Populists HARRISBURG 111 April 1 (AP) newspaper oah Beery Sr Rees Turner valine county flying Coroner is giving some of his Army Offers Portable House Full of Bugs Of Idaho Dies (freek Voting farmerrfriends special newspaper delivery service Turner who likes to make early vr remier Resips Continued ftom Pa One) a $10000 ob but that in the! interest of betteif lawmaking (unperturbed by bujgs) he would do ijt Passes at 82 HOLlArwOOD April I ah nil) J' Sr veteran film actor andfbrother of Wallace Beery died todfev at home He was 82 lW0t ofd Beery played villains aiid other character parts since the Sunday morning flights in his plane over Illinois rural areas takes along a bundle of Sunday newspapers He ties them with (Continued from Pice One) previous terms after the bureau was attacked by a jiranjd jury for alleged inefficiencies and a special audit charged road officials with IbI MI rrorn Pje 6n returns from! 499 polling plaices He I is now aong tungi css is nrovilding the assistants lroughout Gseece I Of 272855 numerous irregularities Spent Years on Farm earlv davs of silent pictures Sur-Jv ian Irage was TI uu populists got 1d34K7 tne suitors include his son Noah also Qn his vast Parma -farm willed sfassisTanr6? rTi 49-79 the ationai 2Sf7nnfirmed7my worst ears I 67578 to him by his fatheMvho roiihded a film actor his widow Marguerite and another brother William Noah Berry's screen life was ever under a shadow It was cast Alsoi pushed! into eclipse was the it is a constant fight against Cape Horn from New ork bi thi "sixties" to settle in Idaho iRoss I 1 IvSm I "STORE FOR MEN" I 2473 Wash Blvd I dfemocratjc nation union (EDES) by his better-known brother Wal-J by: Gen Napoleon Zervas The strongly nationalist royalist group spent the years folloNving his political life raising hogssl yynicn fought against EAM forces in the civil strife nt rWpmhr 1944 The former chief exelcutivb was oiled only a handful of voids born Dec 21 but under ques- I I I i I Li md bugs)' South sad "We eliminate em and they jnst keep coming back" He said the pug fighters- begah using DDT spra as soon as it was avaible but that it left a frosty whit coating I on the mahogany tables This would not dp The bug men turned! then to DDT powder- inside the drawers of congressional desksj This has not done se bugs fat off the glue on abinet Leaders Re-eieeted i TIT "c4ueniiy reiused to ai- Prefaier Themistocles Sofolilis vulge his age On the day that Roosevelt died last ged leader of the liberal party then President lace Without bitterness he opce an nounced he was leaving a studio because he did not believe that two brothers who looked alike and "Tjlayed the same sort of roles -pef longed on the same lot "1 only cuts the opportunities of each 50 per pent" he said- Beery was bdrh in Kansas City Jan 17 1884 spent several years in business after he left -school and finally joined a Kansas City stock company? ft toured the country and ultimately he found himself on the New York stage He and brother Wallace joined forces in a stock company and for net tour other cabin'et ministers spring Ross suf lyere re-electfed members of parliament from their districts The iered a cerebral fimnrrhaiwi and the stamps and the envelopes balloting was for seats in the na ponal legislature not for a 11S1 mrnW Soutb said "They relish the bindf-in of books They just seem to Invp I i As healtb declined since A product of Parma public schools and a Portknd! OreC com-raercil instjitutionL Ross stressed economy during his terms in office He claimed Credit for re rTMe treasuryfs respoiasjbility is three years made the national cir-1 )f national candidates An authoritative government source estimated that absentions the polri urged bthe EAM aries averaged per cent throughout Greece I Approximately 20 persons were killed during the election eek-prid most of them ibefore the polls indirect as you snowj manufactures postal stamps Kicks against the flavor of the federal stifclum were so numerous a while hapkl that the i experts turned to cuit in Trail of the lonesome Pine" In 1920 he entered pic-- ducing the ad valorem tax and for cutting the state's bonded ipdebt-edness by several millions le tmce called a jspecial sjession a pleasant-tasting and nourishing ffluel made of iweet potatoes The pened Sunday morning Neverthe- Complaints stotoped the bugs' fa'! less the voting generally was Or I tures and five years later had established a name as a villain His phrase in an interview "Villainy is its ovn reward" became famous His most noted role was the brutal sergeant in 4Beu Geste" Occasional bit parts came his wav in later vearsand he operated particular were gratmea This eny despite high pressure pam-aignine and propaganda efforts eausfed a viciouk circle which' the killer said he confidently expected both from those parties participat to break or at (least to dent ing and those abstaining a trout1 farm not Tar -from Hollv-wjood His thief joy was in watch ins his son Noah Jr rise I to Gilbert Irkn Ch ef Backs -promihehce of his own oh the screen irrtn an This one-room cottage cosflng lUO0 of type used ii armv in the Arctic and tropics Is faispected by Mr and Mr campaign on the o0nduct rif the state highway buriau during his Which attempted to gain control in 1938 That year he based his of his Republican controlled legislature to adopt income and kilo-Watt tax laws to lower tWe tax burden on property owners Enthusiastic Speaker An enthusiastic public speaker Ross frequently addressed three and four groups in a single day Even after stepping! out of active politics he was the fevered consultant on matters affecting public life to many close friends His wife Edna and three foster children Capt Dewey Ross stationed at Elmira and £arl and Helen survive His broth From Poison tl UOSe herk Sinreasi KB I Bradford Mathewson of WasntBfton in paik there This' type structure is betinc effered for sal during the housing emergency A canvas blanket containing spun glass insulation is stretched over tile frame Exterior at top interior belo -CAP iWirephoto) -r Hi -i '-4- Same Man Recdver Lost Wallet Twice Case Up I iContlnued jfrom Prng Oni which often quoted Tehran Coal Strike Aims ANClrELES April I George L' Gilbert former Seattle news vendor was in general hospital today recuperating frbm a disinfectant that police said He had swallowed in his hotel room Saturday night while his wife the Majority Favors nri a lr it cfofomontt In rWJ VJllCUVatll uvavuivu it 4ii VWMT tradiction to Ala Ghavam was quoted by Grdmyko at one poiht MINNEAPOLIS Minn April 1 Three months ago Merril Edeistch food tnart proprietor lost hi wallet and $3 500 Tom -Kennedy high school athletic director found it- in a corner of the store's basement and refused a reward A fire broke out in the Store Monday and Edelston lost his money again Kennedy found" it in the ruins Edelston bought him a suit of clothes 7 as riot desiring to press for immfe Firm Po Blow former Mrs Gregory (Pappy) Boy- 0 'bkjfr fleeces Paialvzmg icy diate council consideration mgton was aslessp HiAAf 'I ri 1" 4 er Jolhh Ross of Bisbeel Ariz! "He's getting along all right Red Evacuatioln Reported and a sister-in-law Mrjs Will Ross of Vallejo Calif have been here (Continued from Page One) Mrs Gilbert said She refused to 1 (Continued From Pa wr a Quantities are -Urn-' -j ar I ted sos I ec I I 'natioh'fe largest municipally-owned which qhurchill "ffa- during his illness I TEHRAN Aprfl 1 (UP) troops are starting to evacuate comment on her immediate blansj She said Saturday that she plaoaed to return' to Seattle to see her Williams lauded Ross saying: ternai association or parxnership between the United States and Hri 'He has done much for building Idaho! Ben Ross was forceful children i transit systems aepnvmg an estimated 1800000 daily passengers including hundreds of thousands of factory and Office workers and an estimated 150000 school of public means of transportation 4 tain which might have the effect The Gilberts arrived here last Friday en route to Arizona of acting as a check on Russian and fearless with a keen knowledge pf state government His loss will be keenly felt by the state Rheumatic Happy Relieves Pain Quick 5 ecn a 'start a new life together moves Tabriz capital pf Azerbaijan prov4 ince andjmajn red army headquarters! in Jranah official American sourice said toTOty i I The American informanfsaid jfae soviet forces a re making "otten-tious preparations" to pull Out of TabJ-iz i (The LondoH Daily -Her aTd re4 ported from 'Tabriz that Prini oz a a I'irouz government 1 i When the country was ques of Idaho and the -Democratic: party Fprmer Relief Society Thouid of uffertr fro the nmrnt tioned about Churchill's suggestion Speaking as a personal friend mIm rfu rhfumausni made irt his Fulton Mo address of 40:1 ears standine Chief Jus President Dies! approximately seven in every fen tice James Ailshie of the Idaho supreme court lauded Rossh "fine LAKE CITY Abril 1 AP 68 per cent) said they had heard pKman Mnfirmpri that tier spoH public spirit and then adaea: Latter-Day Saints church authori- I '-LX i- Ti PamPfi of thefdeath Sat- bout ad What he Said in Ins were "moving out" bf Russians 9H relieves those exnausting muuW r- SORITO is trust-worthy and dependable ork fitfn you want to feel tbeioT rlef from pan-o you can work in rZl and sleep in be wise and try under th ironclad guarantee If the-1 i An nnt relieve that cruel- TabrieJ I Those people were asked lurday night at San Francisco of speech Outstanding Leader' "Gdvenor Ross made a distinct Eirflier reports from Tabriz in 80 former Mrs Louise Robison tp state their opinion of it dicated that Ithe Russians were 18 said they approved his idea general president- of the church's urrfa7t-your n-Mb and marked improvement on the state of Idaho and he leases the leaviing behind an autonomous Mrs Robi- woman's Relief society thought it was richt fefunded Don suffer see your aruKK md get NORITO cm tta guazaHtee 0 years as son served more than I distinction of being the onl three- 4 said IS and Britain Paper and Rag I I Drive Starting April 1 IJT'fWT? I I i SAVE NOW I "STORE FOR MEN" I 247:5 Wash Blvd society president retiring in 1939 Azefaaijan army equipped with tanksi as well as guns taken from the Iranian arrny during the recent Uprising should stick together but nave no military alliances! 40 said they disapproved of term governor and one oi the Dest state leaders of all time The state will miss him and his personal friends will mourn shis! departure" 'The 'state loses a "real builder" A non-Iranian whol recently ar- Churchill's suggestion rivadjfrom Tabriz stated that many Azerbaijan soldiers were seen in 6 expressed no opinion ii Ross Secretary 0i State lra ri Russian uniforms 68 Masters said Among 'those who disapproved was associated with him as were some wno said that it would Give Mother a Priceless Gift an I Portrait cause jealousy and distrust that mayors for eight years in Foca-tello and for six years as governor of Idaho" Masters continued "He was a real patriot and loved Britain depends too much on I us now that wej should have a no military alliance with anyone and that al disagreements should is be I "Hie was the bes governor Idaho worked out in the UNO I has had i This last statement was by Robert Coulter state land commissioner and former state Democratic chairman whip said Auto Crash Fatal Ross was always interested 111 seeing that the taxpayer in Idaho mm a a 10 i'Rbjss was the greatest governor Idaho ever had from any stand oy woman (Continued from Page 4n) I Leonard Bert Shiolev in the LDS ley said of his death: I "Idaho has lost a truly: great Salt Lake temple They later uere divorced She was a mpmher nf th public servant 4 LDS Roy ward and former active the Hooper ward 1 Surviving are a son Allth Bart and daughter Hope Shipliy Roy ana a aranamomer Mr iviarv Fowers Hooper a brQtfaar fbil tom'oiiow alright Vtptndobl -VECiTABU i AX ATI VI AWfiOM tts MIT A llfCM 1 Fbwers oy ana three sisters: Mrs Eirl Coolc Washington Ter mm race Ogden Mrs William War- nock BULLDOG DRUMMOND Kaysvill? and Emma Lou Fowers I inooperi si' body is at the mortury The TONIGHT KLO 6:00 3408 Washington Ogden 1 THREI QUARTERS CEllfURY OF SAFETY AND SERVICE VvV''VV'i I ir jf i tzhi'i'd i i 1 I FRIEND MAKING LOANS Bite il I 4 i -Many types if loans can be inade at 'thejCtimerciI Security Bank for evlry type 6f business A tONZE PORTRAITS Individual Bqurerrients deter- loans we mine the kin of make Army in Pence your Regular A new business As a maktej of our officers I try to suggest the it- 15- -5 Lk 4 QfiE OR AS plan which frill iassure the bor rower iriixmiiim of benefits i NY AO DESIRED "lfitT'4RY has stilled Ui gups pi war rfs to Sciea frii at minimum 6stj yff know that a satisfied b0io6r-H-like a satisfied depositor helps in hold and -topped the terrible carnage combat £jut it has not ended the task to Which Ithis nation has indicated itself aince December 7 1941 Cn ihe armies which conqjuered the ing old friends and making new ones 3 LUMIERE The Army's research and exploration in radar electronics aviation communications chemistry medicine sanitation dis-ease control mechanics engineering and countless other fields are all impot tant tO jyoa For eventual! yoil benefit from their inventions developments and improvements This is your Army an Army of which you can well be proud Make point of making its acquaintance on Army Day April 61 I Jb ernn obligation aggressfors now falls the sol Regular Army to see this job through and to take advantage of the splendid new enlistment privileges which make the peacetime Regular Army one of the most -attractive careers ojpen to them today On April 6 Arary Day you will have an opportunity to meet your new Army face ace at public exhibits and demonstrations throughout tle United States By visiting khese displays you perhaps for the first time appreciate the full scope of the Army's activities and the enormous contributions they make to every-day civilian life triumph of! of secuf ing their hard-won chaos of war- bringing order out of the torn countries of carrying oujt the com OGD if mitments entered into by our Government Mor than half a million yojung men from eyery corner of the United States already! have joined the new peacetime SALT LAKE 12 South Main Street I RVNK Phone 5-30013 DAILY HOURS Utah 2374 Washington Bhd Phone 2-2323 I i llx HOURS a to 6 Monday and Saturday Till 8 pm Sundays 12 to 6 EMUSt HOW AT YOUR HEAR (ST AMY RECRUITING STATION 9 a to 6 Friday and Saturday TiQ 8 ml Sundays 12 te 6 a RESERVE SYSTEM 202 FEDERAL BUILDINw N1 EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSLIRANCE CORPORATION UTAH OGDEN.