The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

Gets New Post THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 23 1945 Geneva Company Sales of $83000 Chalked Up at Annual Ram Sale Will Complete Orders on Hand Cloudy Skies? They're Fine For Filmsters Federation Asks Referendum On Sale By Drink PROVO Aug 23 (AP) Geneva Steel company here will retain all but 400 of its 3000 workers and will finish up the orders on hand the Reconstruction Finance cor SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Sales of $83000 were charged up at the thirtieth annual national ram sale which ended here yesterday The two-day affair was marked poration ordered SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Sale of liquor by the drink in Utah should be put up to the people according to a resolution passed by the State Federation of Labor during its annual convention here by higher quality stock but the to- al number 1239 was less than at The action from Washington contained in a telegram to President Walthar Mathesius cleared the status of the $200000000 plant temporarily Orders on hand will Knife and Fork TRAY previous sales Generally higher provide about one month's work 49 KANAB Kane When clouding skies give them a respite from the movie cameras of "Smoky" at Duck creek Anne Baxter mounts her favorite steed and Fred MacMurray grabs his trout rod Beauteous Anne who was tutored in roping and riding by Beehive cowboys for the part of a cattle ranch boss trots up mountatin trails while waiting for the sun to shine She usually rides a Palomino horse owned by Gronway Farry In late afternoons she's often seen riding through Kanab with Ed Larsen local horseman Leading man MacMurray doesn't mind the clouds He knows that trout bite better in the rain His favorite haunt is on Duck creek but recently he bagged a record catch on the Mammoth about 14 miles off location Fred avers that trout are most tasty when accompanied by sourdough biscuits and cooked in the bake oven at the wranglers' camp CLOTHES HAMPERS UPRIGHT TYPE 498 BENCH TYPE Smooth snagless fiber hampers save clothes Self-ventilating Enameled in popular shades prices were paid during the sale than in 1944 An average price of $27561 was paid for 33 Suffolk yearling and lamb rams sold yesterday The average was $93 higher than that of one year ago Average prices in other divisions all above the 1944 prices were: Range Suffolks $5875 Columbia studs $13067 Corriedales $85 range Panamas $53 64 Suf-folk-Hampshires $7141 Lincoln-Rambouillets $50 and Columbia-Rambouillets $3766 Strong hardwood tray for utensils corners and com partments are rein forced Smooth finish My oiiicials estimate On the strength of the order from RFC Director Sam Husbands the plate and slab mill will reopen next week and work will go forward on a curtailed basis The action came simultaneous with suggestions by Henry Kaiser and the Colorado Fuel and Iron corporation on the continued use of the plant now managed by the United States Steel corporation In Spokane Kaiser predicted the mill could supply steel to Washington aluminum plants for Rollins while the Colorado corporation said sheet steel from Geneva could form the basis for an automobile industry in the west Mural Resources Consolidation Asked Burglary Suspect Detained in The sessions ended yesterday with a long list of resolutions passed and three contested offices filled Herman Bell of Ogden was named to the fourth vice president post while Wilson was reelected secretary and Roberts was elected fifth vice president Supports Full Employment The federation urged a referendum on the liquor by the drink proposition In other resolutions it went on record as supporting the Wagner-Murray-Thomas bill for full employment and favored the retention of price controls until production increases to meet consumer demands Condemned by the federation were the Rankin bill which would permit veterans to take jobs in closed shops without joining a union and the Hatch-Burton-Ball bill to amend the national labor relations act Universal peace-time military conscription was opposed in another resolution Labor Truce Proposed Peace between the federation and the Utah I was placed in the hands of the executive committee in the form of an unpassed resolution calling for a conference with the rival union to work out an organizing truce The resolution which was not debated also directs that A organizing drives be started in all I plants if the other union refused the truce terms Three Ogden labor leaders were among the vice presidents of the Utah State Federation of Labor elected at the annual convention just concluded They are: I Lowe first vice president Herman Bell fifth and Frank Hart ninth vice president By virtue of their election they sit upon the executive committee of the state federation SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Utah should consolidate its state departments administering lands water forage forests wild life and minerals into a single department Dr A Woodbury chairman of the conservation committee of the Utah Academy of Arts and Sciences told members of the women's conservation committee meeting yesterday in the state capitol Dr George Stewart Ogden ecolo-gist of the intermountain forest and range experimen station emphasizing the importance of vegetation in watershed protection erosion control blamed Salt Lake's week-end flood to the lack of sufficient vegetation Canyon Crash Hurts Brigham City Man LOGAN Aug SSgt Richard Merrell 22 Brigham City army air corps suffered several facial lacerations and the loss of several front teeth Tuesday about ten-thirty when the automobile he was driving left the Logan canyon highway and skidded into trees and rocks in the borrow pit i Mr Merrell said he swerved sharply to avoid striking a rock that had fallen on the road and lost control of the car Brigg Allen Logan and Dick Helberg Brigham City were passengers in the car and escaped with minor injuries The accident occurred about 18 miles from Logan George Parkinson Jr Heads 11PL Unit In Evanston Appointment of George (Bud) Parkinson Jr as Utah Power Light company manager in Evans-ton succeeding I Woolley was announced this week in Salt Lake City by Geeorge Gadsby power company president and general manager Mr Woolley recently was appointed manager of power company activities in the Rexburg Idaho division Mr Parkinson has served as district representative for the company at Bingham Utah since July 11 1943 He has served with the company more than 23 of his 39 years Born in Logan the son of pioneer parents he was reared and educated in Rexburg Idaho and entered the power company's employ on August 22 1922 and served successively as storeroom helper trouble man farm electrification representative power plant operator and journeyman lineman He then became Idaho Falls district representative right-of-way agent and finally was transferred to Bingham At Bingham he was a member of the Lions club of the volunteer fire department and was president of the district athletic association He is married and has two daughters Georgia 18 and Susan one and a son Jack 10 Mr Parkinson is being succeeded at Bingham by Lynn Bootn SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Richard James Quinn 22 Lynn Mass arrested Monday in a Salt Lake pawn shop is being detained for Colorado authorities by Salt Lake police Detective Terry of the pawn shop detail arresting officer said Quinn admitted the burglary Aug 11 of a jewelry store in Craig Colo He allegedly told police he pawned part of the $6000 loot in Denver and Ogden and hid the remainder along railroad tracks outside of Craig Police also announced recovery of Quinn's money belt containing a lady's watch and 22 rings Quinn allegedly turned the belt over to a 19-year-old prisoner being released from jail with instructions for its delivery to a frienc" 180 Feet of Drying Space v' WHIRL-O OUTDOOR CLOTHES DRYER 898 If you lack space and want old Sol to bleach evt tattletale gray from your clothes here's your chance to solve the problem This clothes dryer can be removed when not in use Folds up like an umbrella Clothes can be hung from one place without moving GALVANIZED CLOTHES LINE PROP I FROZEN I I FOOD I I LOCKER? I I Call 5291 I Hours 8 am to 1 1 pm Travel-Hungry Autoists Flood Utah's Highways SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Highways leading to Utah's scenic attractions and vacation havens are literally lined with the unbridled automobiles of pleasure-hungry motorists while lodges and hotels are holding vacancies to the minimum Since gasoline went off the ration list a 74 per cent increase in tourist trade in Zion and Bryce canyon national parks is reported by Charles Smith Zions park superintendent A total of 2786 visitors swarmed into the Latter-day Saints (Mormon) temple grounds in Salt Lake City last Sunday registration figures show Silex Coffee Maker Whisk Broom otf Unemployment Very Slight in Utah SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Unemployment in Salt Lake City stands at less than 5 per cent Joseph Mayer Utah war manpower commission director said today Jobs are available for this small percentage as soon as workers can make the necessary shifts In Provo about seven per cent of women workers are currently unemployed but their placement before August 31 is expected Mayer said Meanwhile Edwin Ellis branch regional manager civil service commission said 2000 jobs are open in Utah including 1833 in military installations 275 Nazi Slayer Will Be Sent to Hospital FORT DOUGLAS Utah Aug 23 (AP) Pvt Clarence Bertucci the New Orleans soldier who fired 250 machine gun slugs into the tents of sleeping German prisoners of war killing nine will be sent to the Mason general hospital at Brentwood The Ninth service command announced the transfer of the soldier from the Bushnell general hospital in Brigham City Utah where medical officers adjudged him "mentally unbalanced-' From his guard tower at the Salina Utah POW camp Bertucci on July 8 sent a showei of lead into the tents killing nine and wounding 19 most of whom have recovered Milk Supply Low SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 (AP) Northern Utah's milk supply will not be plentiful for many months although the butter sit Kerr Mason CAPS Wide Mouth I Regular 2rc For standard Mason jars Screw band lid sealing compound 39c Strong fibre Equals corn whisk broom in efficiency and wears longer Solid maple mounting for extra strength Wide neck and movable cover handle and decoration make cleaning easy 9 v-''v-vx'vvMv uation shows improvement Stanley McKenzie president and general manager of Arden-Sun-freze Creameries of Utah said today The current sugar shortage is likely to curtail production of ice cream he added Kerr Mason LIDS Wide Mouth 19f Regular I Or Professor Stresses Growth Of Turkey Raising in UtaK 1 Black Rubber Canning Aprons 10 Aluminum Cookie Sheet 11x15" 79c Waste Basket 7x12x11" 9129 Aluminum Set 398 and 498 LOGAN Commercial turkey-f not been entirely due to the stimu- production which has increased standard Mason jars Per dozen Street Improvements Planned in Evanston EVANSTON Wyo Aug At a special session of the town council called by Mayor Holland on Tuesday night ordinances were passed creating sidewalk districts curb gutter and improvement districts in the eastern part of Evanston and in North Evanston Plans and specifications for this work will be prepared by Hobart Chapman city engineer and submitted to the council for approval after which bids will be advertised and the contract let for the street improvement work- Improvements in this line held in abeyance during the war will now be undertaken states Mayor DISINFECTS DEODORIZES BLEACHES REMOVES STAINS The San -Solution of 101 uses is a favorite with discriminating housekeepers Foi clothes of snowy whiteness NT-CLOZ bleaches to perfection v- lor removing stains NU-CLOZ has countless friends a deodorant just try NU-CLOZ Cost so little does so much Label gives many uses rapidly in Utah and the western states during the war years will continue to be one of the more important enterprises of Utah farms Dee A Broadbent assistant professor of economics at Utah State Agricultural college predicted today Stating that farmers in Utah produced one and three-quarter million birds for market in 1944 Professor Broadbent estimated that two million birds will be raised during the 1945 season The rapid expansion of the turkey industry in Utah he said has 77 irl en You'll never be a hermit if you servo lation oi nigner prices in war "Through the use of better feeding methods the establishment of more and better turkey processing plants the dissemination of information regarding control of disease and improved breeding have all contributed to the growth of the industry and are favorable factors contributing to the future stability of the industry" Professor Broadbent asserted that most people think of Utah as a range livestock state but for the past decade the poultry industry has been a source of revenue for the farm family equal to any other single enterprise In 1944 he pointed out the value of the turkeys sold in Utah exceeded the cash income from lambs hogs or eggs and brought one-third as much cash to the farmer as all harvested crops sold from Utah farms The 30 million pounds of turkey produced in Utah during the past year would provide almost 50 pounds per capita for Utah's population and approximately three pounds of turkey for every man in the armed forces of the nation Efficient turkey producers can be optimistic about the future of the turkey industry because the highly commercialized type of enterprise based on local resources should be able to compete in the post-war period he said In Utah turkey production fits well into the small farm set-up where there is normally a surplus of labor Professor Broadbent warned that one of the greatest perils of prosperity for turkey producers and othev farmers is the tendency to confuse "war inflation income with efficient management Inefficient operators have not been weeded out and there is a growing assumption that high prices wi continue he said Adjustments will come and must be faced However there will be a place for the turkey industry in the post-war era of 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