Ogden Standard-Examinier (Newspaper) - November 12, 1954, Ogden, Utah The Weather cloudy cooler high low cloudy cooler high low 35 Mas Min Ogden 3 York 73 45 Boise 67 48 Portland Butte Lake 72 50 65 44 San Fran 60 Las 62 51 St George 65 Los Angeles 68 61 Washington 57 36 OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 12 1954 23 Pages 2 5 A Ogden Livestock Show Opens Six-Day Events With Display of 4-H and FFA Prize Animals h More 150 public and were At 2 the as to third early contests were 4-H Clubs Ogden and Pat and Future Farmers of America sweetheart of Ogden than on and outside pens of the Ogden Union Stockyards are hundreds of bluebloods of range and field representing owners in 14 states Competition among the animals will be continuous until the night of Nov 16 Tomorrow will be one of the biggest days of the show for both Ore Car Crushes Magna Worker MAGN UP Anton Mageras a Magna worker was crushed to death here yesterday afternoon when a steel ore car foil on him at the repair shop of the Magna plant of Utah Copper division Kennecott Copper Corp He had worked in the shop for 35 years Officials said Mageras was as a carman He had changed a broken wheel truck frame and told a crane operator to wait until he tightened the bolts Another crane came by and its operator was signaled forward The second crane's hook sling by the Ogden Junior f Commerce will continue into late evening hours Teams to Judge Entries j The college and university i teams will pick out the best en- tries from several groups of meat animals and list the reasons for their choices Official judges of the show will grade their cards At p.m tomorrow the lic is invited to participate in ringside judging contests And at 8 p.m tomorrow a vaudeville show will be presented in the seum arena Also tomorrow exhibits of chinchillas and quarter horses will begin arriving for the dis- plays They will be on exhibit only tomorrow and Sunday Steers and heifers in this ing's contests were rated by judges and show officials as the best finished and heaviest ever j brought to the show by the junior groups These contests will be climaxed today by the selection of the champion 4-H Club steer and the champion FFA steer and finally few of early junior showed in one of the fat cattle contests and Dee Winterton also of Kamas had a second place steer Steers and heifers are judged cording to weight classifications In breeding sheep contests Brent Frazier of Huntsville a 4-H Club boy showed a champion Suffolk ewe and Don Wright Coalville an FFA boy showed the champion Columbia ewe In 4-H Club breeding sheep showmanship and fitting con- test James Powell Saratoga Wyo took first place Brent Frazier of Huntsville placed third and James C McKay Huntsville placed fourth Coliseum doors are open 8 to 9 p.m Admission prices are 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children George S Eccles Ogden and Salt Lake banker was to be re- placed as president of the den Livestock Show at an annual meeting of the Ogden Livestock Show Assn this afternoon Mr Eccles has been president of Ogden's nationally known exhibition for at least 17 years He has asked to be released due to press of private business from Folks Shower Gifts on Dad Orphanage ALLENTOWN Pa AP This will be a day I will never said Frank Hudak a widower as his children gathered about him Hudak a cement mill er was having a tearful re- union with 10 of his children in an orphanage where he was forced to place them because he no longer could care for them But a number of people were on hand to try and relieve the heartaches a little They ered gifts and money on of the orphanage the Sacred Heart Home and Trade School in nearby Coopersburg the children and on dak himself Mrs Hudak died last May Last month Hudak placed 10 of his 12 children in the orphanage The oldest George 17 stayed with his father and Michael was left in the care of an aunt in lyn Facilities Crowded The sudden influx of dren seriously taxed facilities of the orphanage which has a capacity of 91 children The in- is caring for 105 now The Allentown Morning Call published a story regarding the home's plight and the ed Press in turn carried the news to the nation Sister Mary Alfreda Mother Superior at Sacred Heart said that since then notes of en- have been re- from nearly every state in the union And yesterday 10 of New York City's neighborhood mayors came with more sub- stantial gifts Sammy F u c h s honorary mayor of the Bowery ed Hudak with which the cement worker turned over to the orphanage Measured for Clothes The mayors also measured 10 children for ing and assured Sister Alfreda that all 105 youngsters at the home would have a happy Thanksgiving and a wonderful Christmas Several of the mayors left personal gifts at the orphanage and one of them Frank bieri a contractor promised to remodel a gymnasium for the youngsters I never expected anything like said Hudak I am grateful to these gentlemen who have come such a great distance to help me and my little pals This will be a day I will never forget I will remember these fine gentlemen daily in my prayers Ike Has Promised To Run in AKRON Ohio AP The Akron Beacon Journal said today President Eisenhower has Republican leaders to run for re-election in 1956 This promise was made said the newspaper at a highly secret meeting at the White House shortly after the election The article did not specify the date nor name any of the party leaders at this meeting Defenders Attack McCarthy Critics Civil Service Chief Says Job Cutback Is Over for Utahns SALT LAKE CITY executive director of the United States Civil Service Commission said here yesterday federal em- ployment in Utah is most to remain stable at its present persons for some time to come W Macy Jr 37 D C said the same j ation now exists in government j establishments elsewhere and that federal civilian personnel j Q JM tions probably will soon be III on full peacetime status Full Peacetime Status President Eisenhower is ex- to put out an executive order concerning the return to full peacetime status within a few u j The director said a totally lne national committee will new appointment procedure demand a by county re of 1955 that will give a count in an effort to upset a large number of civilian employes row Republican victory in the additional status and enable them j NOV 2 Senate election 1 Democrats Ask New Jersey NEWARK N J UP New Jersey Democrats on the Advice WASHINGTON defenders developed in Senate debate today that Sen Edwin C Johnson ionce expressed himself as believing Brig Gen Ralph W Zwicker was evasive and Johnson replied that had since completely changed his mind Johnson is a member of the special committee which recommended censure of Sen McCarthy for alleged abuse of Zwicker He got to his feet with an ex- planation after Sen Welker had read an Aug 20 1954 letter written by Johnson Johnson acknowledged that the letter was his and accurately re- a view he held at the time that Zwicker and some other tary men were evasive and re- ful gcn R McCarthy told o than and last night Senator Weeps At Big Rally WASHINGTON about having a committee investigate tary matters But Johnson said his view as that his campaign against to Zwicker was completely will changed by testimony before the special Senate com- which held hearings on proposed censure of McCarthy Welker's shot was the second go on and on and to prepare for a career with er assurance Reductions in federal ment forces seem to have now run their course Macy said and the way is open for a stable work level Official returns from all 21 New Jersey counties showed Re- publican Clifford P Case won election to the U S Senate by votes receiving to Macy will meet with federal j Howell's officials and personnel directors The decision to apply for a re- count was announced by the Democrats last night Terming the results of election extremely a party man declared the people of New Jersey are entitled to know who is their rightful representative The present margin of ence is less than of one per cent of the total vote said State Democratic Chairman George S An error of one in verse the present trend of the he added of government installations in the area at a luncheon here today He will leave tomorrow for lar talks in Denver and St Louis Wild Cherry Found Rich In Vitamin CHICAGO AP A cherry shaped fruit described as the world's Richest known source of Vitamin ready for commercial marketing Tests have shown that juice from the known as Puerto Rican cherry and West In- dian more than 85 times as much Vitamin C as fresh orange juice A six-ounce glass of acerola juice yields as much of the min as 50 pounds of fresh raw cabbage Mrs Anna May Wilson wife of Dr R Wilson director of the American Medical council on and nutrition j described the new vitamin source j in an article in Today's Health Two frOnts met over Utah magazine an AMA publication jn a movement yesterday She said the tree grows semi- resulted in Ogden was wild in the Carribean Islands dust and rain throughout where natives say a tree in the tne afternoon and last night back yard will keep colds out of weather men reported the the front door She described cause Of the weather change the first in weeks in the Beehive Names in the News Gable and Bogart Too Old Young Actor Says A blunt talking young actor charged today that Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart should act their age on the screen and play father roles instead of ro- mancing aging heroines Both Gable and Bogart are over the hill romantically but know stormed some Campbell 28 in an unusually frank interview Gable is handsome too but 53 also is Campbell one of the more promising of the younger ing men held that last on the screen be- cause of what he called a version of the Hollywood star system Most of the leading women are 35 and then bell said Yet they demand that makeup department work acles so they can keep on ing 21 year after year They maintain this phony youthful look by throwing tantrums every time a young actor is suggested for a top role op- them So what The choice roles go to the grandpa clique Campbell admits that his blast against the older screen heroes stems from parts that he lost to older stars Mary P i c k f o r d America's sweetheart of the silent film era was given oxygen for 22 minutes yesterday when an at- tack of indigestion impaired breathing She had eaten en- which I love From the belfry of historic B r u t o n Parish Church Virginia's famed erty bell announced the hour of 11 Inside the church the woman with the sweet smile and the bright blue eyes knelt in George Washington's pew bowed her head and prayed There was no sound except that of the bell which long ago had pealed the news of this nation's declaration of After two minutes Queen Mother Elizabeth of England raised her head stood and said to the rector This is a perfect atmosphere for my Armistice Day prayers It's the end of a party All the cocktail glasses are a mess and six are broken Ash trays full of olive pits and cigaret butts French dressing on the rug and lipstick on the coffee cups Should the bles be cleaned up tonight or wouldn't a really smart little woman go to bed and tackle the confusion in the The Duke of Edinburgh band of Queen Elizabeth II gave a opinion last night Leave the washing until the morning when you feel he said He stated his views to Mrs David Legate wife of the dent of the Canadian sity Club which was host to the Duke in London The problem didn't arise however because the party took place at a Mayfair hotel And presumably it hasn't arisen in some time in the Duke's family Actress Eva Gabor suffered a throat hemorrhage and was un- able to speak last night A throat specialist said it will be five or six days before she can resume rehearsals for a play President Eisenhower tried his luck at duck hunting on Lake Erie today Mr Eisenhower the guest of Secretary of the Treasury at the secluded Cedar Point Club on Maumee Bay was out of bed shortly after p.m but had to wait for daylight to get started Actress Rhonda Fleming will go to Switzerland next week to obtain a divorce from Dr Lewis V Merrill Miss Fleming now in Rome meet the residence ment of four weeks in land for the divorce and return to Hollywood in time for mas She and the Beverly Hills physician were married in 1952 in Kanab Utah She sued for divorce last April but the couple reconciled when he slipped and broke his leg while visiting her Man Dies Of Car Injuries HEBER Heber man who was injured Nov 5 died this morning bringing Utah's traffic toll for the year to 170 The victim was Lloyd Jordan 40 who was hurt in a head-on collision on U.S 40 two miles north of Heber He died of a skull fracture crushed chest and broken pelvis on That will be so he said re- of the outcome of ate consideration of a move to fired by senators censure nim a debate he said i in this third day of debate on a down deep censure resolution f Sen Malone earlier inside had told the Senate he thought McCarthy and his wife Jean McCarthy had been made the an unannounced appearance whipping boy in a move aimed in Constitution Hall lt was attended largely by self- The episode styled aggressive McCarthyites and the ex- came here from New York change were incidental to the Boston other cities urge their senators t vote against members of the special j censure of the Wisconsin tee have been explaining lican that group recommended censure The principal speaker Sen of McCarthy first for alleged w lk was in the contempt of an elections weiKer IK in and second j midst of a talk hailing his col- for the alleged abuse of Zwicker league as one of the greatest last winter when the Army i i i v i n g foes of Communist cer was a witness before when the en- investigations tered the hall and helped through tee Contempt Continues Chairman Watkins and Sen Case used the crowd by police made their way to the stage McCarthy devoted most of his brief talk to American policy on servicemen still held by each of the state's election and yesterday in tne Chinese Communists address districts would be enough to re- ing their views as members of ing directly a group of wives the committee Taking up the task today Sen from Howell would not speculate on Stennis said the censure whether he thought the recount would give him the New Jersey Senate seat but said he would hate to spend the rest of my life wondering about it and mothers seated on the stage black garbed You are the victims of a appeasement one that moral i has been going on year after year Cold Pincers Meet in Utah recommendation McCarthy's attitude of contempt of the Senate and and that knows no political clared the attitude continues the senator said His voice broke and tears in his eyes Some of the its taste as tart and ing Discovered in 1945 Mrs Wilson gave this account of the commercial development of the Its vitamin value was dis- covered in 1945 by Dr Conrad state a moving in from the northwest meeting another movement coming in from the southwest Highly unusual temperatures were recorded yesterday a 72 in and a 65 in St down to this very day Stennis told the Senate the low standard of senatorial con- duct is the issue Stennis said i McCarthy's position amounts to j his telling the I'm ing communism you mustn't touch me Stennis said he did not know if he had ever seen the equal i of Watkins conduct as chairman of the censure committee Ke said Watkins is a man of moral i fibre legal training devotion to duty and spiritual reservoir And yet Stennis said Watkins has been under attack of a kind for the work he did on the censure committee Malone said McCarthy had been women wept McCarthy was presented plaque for fearless persistence in battling the enemies of our country by the rally tor Rabbi Benjamin Schultz of New York Found No Evidence Sheppard Killer Climbed in Window CLEVELAND AP The made the whipping boy in a first police officer to enter the move aimed to destroy the in- bedroom where Marilyn powers of the pard lay slain said today he found T fie -n ct ate no signs that anyone had entered covered in 1945 by Dr Conrad Cits and a m St previously h a d from outside through a window F Asenjo who was making re- George unseasonable highs for ed ed Fred F Drenkhan a search studies of various native Puerto Rican fruits He published his results in a medical journal but no one be- came interested in marketing it until Harvey Greenspan Miami orange juice millionaire learned of the fruit in 1949 Greenspan backed the planting I aligned himself against proposed censure of McCarthy expressed mild weather New York New MI 1 j r i of the first orchard which j however still basked in fairly its first harvest this spring Mrs Wilson said first use of the juice will be in infant food enriching such things as apple juice or pear juice She said it may appear next in soft drinks Acerola fruit is the size of an ordinary red cherry but it is early November Winds sometimes reaching as high as 50 miles an hour buffeted this view m a brief exchange with -J 1 T the state from Logan south to Cedar City and kicked up choking dust storms Motorists drove ut snail's pace with their headlights on in the middle of the afternoon Most other parts of the country Republican Leader Knowland commented that contention was worthy of debate adding that he land had some ideas of his own about the censure resolution and would make them known later Fred F Drenkhan a man in suburban Boy Village said only one of three bedroom Knowland I windows was open when he in- spected the room shortly after Mrs Sheppard was clubbed to shaped more like a crab apple Knowland expected some changes in the censure resolution England Pennsylvania and the v That seemed that Ohio Valley had temperatures J above freezing but in Wisconsin and Minnesota some below ing marks were recorded Tucson Ariz reported an 88 yesterday and Los Angeles 61 In death on July 4 The screen of that window was securely latched and there dust on the window sill the haired policeman testified The other two windows were locked In previous testimony in the murder trial of the Denver it was down to 37 ill J 1.1 recommended by a com- victim's husband Dr Samuel H of three Democrats and Sheppard 30 his defense three Republicans the murder room by climbing an Talk of Compromise There was increasing talk of Billy the What's He Little Dwight David Eisenhower II the President's grandson his ability to draw and shoot the bad guy as he arrives with his parents and grandparents at Smoky Hill Air Base Kan That gun is almost M big as be is compromise among Republicans in this third day of censure de- bate but nothing to indicate it was spreading to Democrats For the most part who have taken a stand that sure is not a party issue pre- ferred not to comment However Sen Ervin D-NC told reporters there had been no discussion in the special censure committee of a suggestion from Sen Case that McCarthy could purge himself by an ate apology Ervin and Case are both members of the com- Outside the Senate chamber Knowland told reporters there undoubtedly have been a lot of talks among individual senators about compromise but he ed very much that the situation would get to the stage of trying to develop one before next week said her had not seen a substitute resolution which Sen Dirksen said has been shaped in an effort at compromise Dirksen declined to disclose its nature or to say whether had discussed it with McCarthy There were reports however that friends of McCarthy were thinking in terms of a resolution that would combine some mild criticism with some words of praise for him apple tree at the rear of the home and entering through a dow Sheppard has maintained fastly that his wife was to death by a bushy-haired in- truder and that he was bered unconscious when he tried to help her Drenkhan also said he found no evidence of a struggle in the room at the lakefront home but noted blood specks on all four walls and on a closet INDEX Joseph and 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