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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

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Ogden, Utah
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1AA THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 21 1947 Displaced Coins to Go Home Goes fo Bat cockatoos and decided he had aB TH Tin li i mim in Cockatoo Seeks Calm and Quiet fcSffll I i I MM 'Bottle Warmer' Is Newest Lure at Drive-in Theatre he could stand Last night he pried pulled and pecked until he snapped open the lock of his cage Then he walked out went down to another cage picked the lock open and moved right in His new cage six bachelor parrots PHILADELPHIA Nov 21 (AP) Old Scratch Patch a big white cockatoo at the Philadelphia zoo got fed up with the attention he has been receiving from six lady pants to control the volume of the By Hal Boyle films dialogue The new drive-ins are landscaped and have sloping parking ramps with room for 600 to 1000 cars Refreshment ftands serving sandwiches and soft drinks give the management an extra profit source "The drive-in is the only theatre in which a man can eat popcorn without annoying the other spectators" remarked Flexer No friend of the baby sitters he plans a 150-foot playground in his theatres between the giant 65-foot wide screen and the first row of cars Customers can thus turn their children over to the care of playground attendants while they watch the picture from their cars Air Freight Hits All-time Record COLUMBUS Nov 21 (UP) The scheduled airlines of the United States flew more than 8000000 ton miles of airfreight during October Fred A Glass president of Air Cargo Inc announced today nft that the all-time high for a single month resulted in rev- 5lr freiht operations Glass made his report at the semi-annual meeting of the air cargo industry's advisory board which was set to work out packaging and delivery arrangements operation of consolidated terminals and coordination of motor truck and airfreight operations O'Neal to Leave Role in Bureau ST LOUIS Nov 21 Edward A O'Neal 72 announced today he will resign as president of the American Farm Bureau Federation effective next week to make way for younger leadership in the national organization The veteran farm leader who helped draft many of the farm laws in force today has been president of the federation since 1931 The organization claims a membership of about 1200000 O'Neal said he plans to retire to his farm near Florence Ala War Surplus AUCTION Saturday November 22 at 1pm $100000 Stock of Merchandise NEW YORK Nov 21 (AP) The onward march of commerce: A war surplus store off Broadway is disposing of army bugles at $1088 cheerful sign of peace On the other hand the same store is featuring navy paperweights at three for a quarter which may or may not indicate the admirals are stripping decks lor action David Flexer a 38-year-old Memphis Tenn film exhibitor doesn't lay claim to the invention of electric bottle warmers for baby's milk but he does say he is the first to introduce them into outdoor drive-in theatres "The mother just reaches out of her motor car pushes a button and in attendant brings her the bottle warmers" he said This is just one of many new Cervices added in a campaign to glamorize drive-in theatres which are enjoying a nation-wide boom Flexer has undertaken a program io build 25 in the east and middle west and predicts there will be 2500 throughout the United States within five years At present there are only some 200 i Biggest innovation has been the 'in-car speaker" which is a voice box contraption hung inside each parked car and permits the occu- With a bat slung over his shoulder and garbed in his baseball suit 4-year-old Johnny Wilhelm slugs and plugs to get his parents a place to live as he advertises in downtown Milwaukee Wis That pile in the foreground is money 5000 tons of coins which were looted by the Japs during the war from China Indo-China and the Philippines The Japs removed their copper content Now they're assembled at Osaka ready to be redistributed The coins are valued at over $2000000 Auto Ports Bolts Charcoal Electric Cable Electric Wire File Cards Fish Nets Flood Lights Jack Hammer Paint Paper Pencils Pipe Pneumatic Drills Pneumatic Sheet Metal Machines Screen Doors Spunglass Cloth Trailers Trunks Valves Ventilators Window Screens her arm around him too and they go into a clinch well that's out" to AVAILABLE NOW OUR MM 7i-ko moneM The snows go on ram or snme In wet weather an attendant merely wipes a glycerine-soaked sponge over the windshield as the car drives in and that keeps off the raindrops Biggest advantage of the Al Fresco theatres is that they cost only $130000 to $160000 to build as compared to $500000 for a comparable indoor theatre Managers say each car averages 296 paying customers and estimate 72 per cent of their intake comes from families 10 to 12 per cent from convalescents "Most trouble is caused by "spooners" "We have regular police patrols" said Flexer with dignity "If a man puts his arm around his girl that's all right with us But if she puts Don't Neglect CONSTIPATION when you have a COLD! It's important when you have a cold to keep your bowels open Don't add to your troubles with harsh upsetting laxatives If you or your children need a laxative take easy-acting Ex-Lax the laxative that many doctors use in their practice Ex-Lax gets results gently You can depend on Ex-Lax for thorough relief because it is biologically tested to assure effective action Ex-Lax really tastes good just like delicious chocolate Always keep a box Of Ex-Lax handy! Still only 10 When Nature forgets remember EX-LAX THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE vi mii rpiui it 'v Turkey Scarcity Foreseen in '48 SALT LAKE CITY Nov 21 (AP) Americans better enjoy turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas this year because they'll be scare in 1948 Herbert Beyers general manager of the Norbest Turkey Growers association warned today In a statement which declared that turkey prices will be lower than beef or pork during the holiday season Beyers whose cooperative operates in 14 states gave these reasons for his prediction that next year's crop will be small: Thousands of growers are losing mnnpv hrailA nf hicfh faaA anil luu vu 4a ne in -Ha Another Memphis entrepeneur William Gause came here to promote a new national "pinup" club for expectant fathers In cooperation with Red Cross groups he arranges demonstration lectures teaching dads-to-be on how to hold feed burp and diaper their offspring By one of the amazing coincidences of history Gause is also president of the National Institute of Diaper Services But he said the expectant fathers' club was more of a good will gesture than a drive for more business "As it is now" he said "wives keep asking our truck drivers to show their husbands how to diaper the baby and they lose a lot of time making their deliveries" "We don't care" he drawled "whether the expectant fathers we teach send out their diapers They can wash them themselves if they want to" monthW payments Full iize $15750 and other articles too numerous to mention Allied Development Co STATE STREET AT 64th SOUTH Salt Lake City jHH Sale Starts at I Sharp Loons from $10 fo $1200 labor costs and are giving up the yurKey Dusmess numerous breeding flocks arp anina tr mar Wot tODJERN EINANCE a a stead of being retained for 1948 production Beyers said th ferioral ment had rnnAGtarl 19 nor oAn reduction in turkey production next year to conserve grain for TK -it' ii' Luncheon Slated The Union Pacific Old Timers auxiliary will hold a one-thirty o'clock luncheon and election meeting Monday at Ben Lomond hotel Reservations mav be made bpfnre Mwray 394-J 2469 Washington Boulevard Spargo Blag 2nd FU Over Colonial Theatre Tel 2-7546 aurope dui ne predicted the cut will likely approach 40 to 50 per cept unless grain prices decrease to enable turkey growers to operate at a profit S317 Wash Saturday noon with Mrs Carl Clark dial 2-5244 -f -t-" i 1 Li i mSST MSM II Two Great Super shoppy 1900 WASHINGTON BLVD 26TH STREET AT QUINCY Markets Means Even Greater Savings to You WE CATER TO PHONE FOR ESTIMATE LOCKER PROCESSING LOCKER MEAT LOCKER SUPPLIES Open Heart 9 anw to 10 pM i9 SHELL PREMIUM GASOLINE helps make city driving smooth and sure CHEESE nppT lb 69 II PUMPKIN 9C OLIVES No 2V2 tin 35c AVOCADOS E9hSi" 15c SHRIMPS 5'" oi 49c rniuprDDirc i EGGS Lorrgdee A dtfEnffe p- PIE CRUST MIX 19c CELERY iK 4c tj TCT1TC pumP and Meaty Vim nAlMfld 2po I pack- LIZ V1UQ Mr CURRANTS pek9 17c IAmb 8c FRUIT CAKE MIX No 2 Tin 45c POTATOES 10 lbs 39c MIXED NUTS Mix lb 39c nr-- CANDY agpXSas- -2 lbs 49c ORANGES KfS 6c PUMPKINPIEh 55c BM-B-Q BEEF lb 39c TURKEYSi lb59c BOSTON CREAM NE 45c MEAT PIE zr- 29c MINCEMEAT 2 lbs 39c APPLESAUCE CAKE lb 39c CHILI pjnt 25c SHORTENING 3 lbs $109 SWEET ROLLS dozen 39c Creamed Chicken pint 25c STEWING HENS lb 33c Parker House Rolls doz23c Chicken a la Kins pint 45c GROUND BEEF lb 39c In Shell Premium yen get more than fcigh octane You get performance qualities aade available by Shell Research For this is a gasoline of many different power components a group selected finely balanced and rigidly controlled by Shefl scientists to gwe your engine exactly what needs for today's driving Yoi can measure results in quick-starting and pickup on steep steady climbs or along smooth straightaway travel Shell Premium is one of the research-engineered products that Shell Dealers have for your better driving everywhere GUESTS MU CALL WHEN Rut InAxi fin i in T' t-v ruing nere nil any every day So my place has to be kept up-to-the-minute clean Grease rack driveways windows tools and equipment they take a lot of polishing and Shining But you can see they get it And restrooms get extra special care 'cause they re what folks notice most It's a service thafs appreciated And service is my business.

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