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Show TIIE Boryla And Gardner Time Out Joe Louis Reveals Are On Look's F Real Reasons For His Retirement All-Ameri- NEW YORK. Vern Gardner, NEW YORK Joe Louis, in an exclusive feature in Look magazine, released today, reveals the real reason for relmquirhing his heavyweight title. titled "Ill His Look article, discloses in Never Fight Again, detail the organization of Joe Louis Enterprises, Inc., and the other ventures now working for him. The story also gives the lie to lumors that he and his former manager, Mike Jacobs, are not in agreement ever his future by aaving that Joe Louis had talked ir his retirement plans with Mike In advance and that the latter was in complete agreement with him. "He (Mike) always said that when the time came for me to stop fighting, he would retire too, says Joe. "Well, I got to telling him about my future and he took me into the living room- of his house In Miami, and said- Joe, I dont think you ought to fight again. We have been together too long for me to give you any phony Quintet ca Vince Eoryla and! star performers of Denver and Utah respectively, have been chosen lor Looks Basketball Team, it was revealed in ihe issue of Look magazine released today. The team selected by the Basketball Writers of America, 200 of the country's top experts in the number-on- e winter sport, also included Tony Lavelll of Y'ale, Ed. Maeauley of St. Louis end Alex Groza of Kentucky. The Seventh National Collegiate Athletic Association Distiict from which Boryla and Gardner come, was the only district to supply the team with two members. In discussing the selections, the article stated that Groza and Boryla were "superb in the fast break and control of rebounds, the essence of modern offense. It declared Gardner possessed unusual stamina, and that Boryla, who first earned his reputation at Notre Dame, rose above i mediocre team to maintain his position on the quintet. The National Collegiate Athletic Associations Seventh District team selected by Looks voters, comprised, in addition to Boryla and Gardner, John Pilch and Ron Livingston of Wyoming, and Joe Nelson of Brigham Young. Look advice. In the Look article, Joe reviews his past business ventures and draws a picture of himself as a While the Pirates were pitching naive businessman. "I made a lot in San Bernardino, Calif., of mistakes and I spent a lot of camp Honus Wagner celebrated his money, he admits. "I earned the 75th birthday quietly with his learned I hard way, the way family and cocker spaniel at his fighting. Pittsburgh home. A recent siege But now, says Joe, he has learned of influenza was responsible for APPROVAL his lesson and his new enterprises the immortal shortstop passing PARIS, March 17 (U.B The are prospering. "Ill keep punch- up the training trip. He signed ing In business, says Louis con- his 17th contract as a coach of French cabinet formally approved ohiding his Look story. And dont the Corsairs, his 38th as a major the text of the proposed Atlantic pact last night, clearing the way leaguer. forget. Im on my second time for Its publication tomorrow. round. fo L HERALD-JOURNA- Logan, Utah, Thursday, March 17, 1949. ABOUT TOWN Trenton News Smuggling Of Uranium Bared Dr. G.l. Continued From full cooperation in effort to tiace the origin of the material, was P. p q of BY SYBIL PACKER The ski tow In Logan canyon I might indicate the material vas'it was believed that Mesa D8but a is will not be running on Saturdays) were -t 'ably as only the but chance, sIP,lh uranium, Mrs. underHansen Orris Mae authorities here so far Part.e,,, any more this season, but will vestigating uran-since worthless was j ng ln o went a minor operation on Mon- that it continue operation on Sundays. th ' have been unable to trace his , a Catt nections. me day at the Logan L. D. S. hospital. representing p Meanwhile, U. S. authorities beRich xchnniT'" ,t0; x Men's hats spring shades, $2.79 She is doing well. v came interested in the eailier ofLeunaid L. p,.hdstf adiitm to $3.79. Beaver felt, $4.95. Jes-- j Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wiser arc fer of 700 grams of "uranium. Lawrence G. Carter nmof sens. ( Adv.) happy over the arrival of a baby At their request, the American A. Lorm Hunsaher od ve daughter on Thursday, March 10, identified as Gustavo Mesa was t0 ,Ah0m the offer had been made Richard H Tnnil Jlc!'s. S(W at the Logan L. D. S. hospital. picked up by a highway patrol- renewed his contact with - the Stanley f. Str All Eastern States lady mission- Mother and Griffin baby are doing well. man on a routine matter. The would-b- e Bickmor e, IIrum ' Vk0' sellers. inO; S aries are cordially invited to at- The couple have a son. found in his was Well uranium .lie. chot slug and Luh,SJ tend the annual Estalami banquet, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cottle were p- - E. Snntti DENIES REPORTS Hc?s: which will be held Saturday, April thrilled to hear of the arrival of possession. Dr' TOKYO. March 17 (UP) Gen. May P. sows Tight Secrecy 2, at 6:30 p.m. In Temple Square a new grandson on Thursday. General Fran- Douglas MacArthur denied Federal Attorney hotel in the Seagull Room. March 10. The parents are Mr. and cisco Gonzales de la Vega imt lbs. that he intended to retire must be in by March Mrs. Alva Bowman of Lewiston. took charge of the case next fall and said he would handle andChnMn Trem 30, and charges will be $1.70 per Mrs. T. E. Fuell was brought to mediately I on the tightest the occupation of Japan until a plate. Reservations may be sent Trenton for burial last Monday, and clamped der to Bianca R. Crosland, 1101 South after funeral services held m possible secrecy. The little slug peace treaty was signed unless to the assigned by the government to choi , d Seventh East, Salt Lake City, Tooele, Utah. Mrs. Fuell and her of atomic material was sent As long as I am Francisco of Dr. elsewhere. laboratories local jteep duty Utah. husband were some of Trentons former mem- not assigned by the government to NEW good earliest settlers and have maintain- Sandoval Vailarta, Nations Atomic ., lamb United of ber the duty elsewhere, I reiterate my in- Sure, and it' was ed a family home here although tention to see this job through to the weaim' of the st, S commission. Janes Hendricks camp, DUP, Mr. Fuell died several years ago. Energy hir. tests the signing of the peace treaty, Irishmen paraded udgf isd b0 learned will hold their regular meeting Mrs. Fuell has was that It been living with Friday at 2 p.m. In the Richmond her children since her husbands showed the material was uranium the American occupation com todav while ct! stood on the not obtainable in mander said. of a purity community building. Mrs. LaPreal death. was "naWebb will give the lecture on Trenton Ward reunion Is sched- Mexico. It apparently "Pioneer Diaries, and Mrs. Lona uled to be held March 24. Details tural uranium, 1. e., a mixture Smith will be in charge of musi- will be announced later. All ward of the kind of uranium which cal numbers. and the kind which does members and former members are not. to In date mind. this urged keep of atomic Week-en- d Explosive uranium visitors at the Gordon A minor traffic accident occurred Sessions home were Mr. and Mrs. weight 235 exists in nature in the Wednesday afternoon, 4:15 oclock, ratio of one part to 140 parts of on highway 91, just south of the Corbridge of Layton, Utah. Mrs. uranium-238- . In the accom their Sessions, daughter, Logan river bridge, it was reported is separated United a visit. States, them home for brief panied today by Deputy Sheriff Tom Row-lein the mammoth from Udell Perkes, 20, of Hyde is The arrival of 2,000 baby chicks atomic works at Oak Ridge, Tenn. D. Cottle family W. the keeping was Park, going south and at While natural uranium metal tempted to turn off the right side very busy. Is with its high predominance of a Hodges erecting Jay large of the road. At the same time, is not explosive, it can be tursouth of the quonset building Elliott Redd, Blanding, tried to of y e into in to plutonwhich his house transmuted key plant pass the Perkes car, on the right is changed is. which No mhi re th. chilly ium turkeys. side, and sideswiped it. Damage tMd th. fir. if you have , WmkL fo Mrs. Fay Goodey Is doing well into plutonium in the huge atomic resulted to both cars, but there at thtrmaatatictllj con trolled her mothers home, being able piles at Hanford, Wash. y itart. up to hav. th. houre.,1? were no injuries. don-a... for ihiverlesa ih.vin ? to get up and receive callers on Highly Refined So Winkler demonMredM5?u6 Natural uranium metal used Sunday. L D S vet ani wife need furn. Miss Marva Godfrey, daughter in the Hanford reactors must lie or unfurn. apt by Mon. Write of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Godfrey, highly refined. Impurities in the was one of the members of the amount of one part in 1,000,000 Box C. R-- , 09 Herald-Journa- l. (adv.) North Cache high school debating can interrupt the transmutation team which participated In the process. FULLY Weber College high school debatThe uranium slug remained In AUTOMATIC ColA brand new tri- ing meet held at the Weber Mesa De La Vegas possession. cycle belonging to a little girl at lege in Ogden. was released for lack of evidence 487 N. 2nd West has been missDavid Gancheff Is enjoying a on which to base a charge, but is APPLIi! ing since Monday evening. The business trip through Idaho and required to report regularly to the WANGSGAARD HEATING & will and be and about little would apgone Oregon parents girl attorney generals office. 521 North Main Phone 132 preciate it if anyone knowing the two weeks. News of ihe discovery electriwhere-abouMr. and Mrs. Milton Payne and of such a vehicle SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST U.S. embassy officials. De La fied 'WE . 748-Rchildren were visitors In Trenton would call from their home in Burley, Idaho, Vega, through the foreign office, early this week. Missing from the Logan Seventh Mr. and Mrs. Lew P. Allsop were ward Relief Society anniversary business motorists in Ogden on program as It was printed in the Tuesday. newspaper Wednesday were sevMr. and Mrs. Melvin Grant and eral numbers which will be pre- tiny daughter, Marjorie, vere vissented by that groups outstanding itors for three days last week in chorus. The program will begin to- Pocatello, Idaho, where Mrs. night at 8 o'clock. Grants family gathered to see her brother, Mr. Devere Johnson, who 5 has been stationed with the Army Smithfteld stake Relief Society Air in Oklahoma. Mr. JohnCorps pageant will be held Friday at 8 son Is on his way to a new assignp.m. in the Smithfield stake house. ment in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Everyone Is Invited to come. Grant also visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rasmussen and family at Mrs. Arthur , Soheidegger o f Terreton, Idaho. Smithfield is recovering in the J. Manuel Packer Is visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Logan L D S hospital following daughter and family, a major operation which she un- Reed Halversen, In Spanish Fork, Utah. derwent Tuesday. Miss Lawana Butler gave the in M I A meetTraffic violations listed today by scripture reading A retold story Tuesday night. ing include: Ezra was given Logan city police Miss Sharon Holt by Kidman, Providence, through stop sign, $5; Theron Syvainston, Preston, Ida., through red light, $5; and Bob Clyde, Provo, improper registration, $2.50. (Continued From Page One) t of fried prob-'sehu- ol con-'we- re j 1, today-report- s .30-1- 9 rl es U-2- y. U-2- U-2- man-madU-2- STOKEF 00 (ilium, It ts (225? G$D aca9 XUILT Sm PAINT NORTH MAIN emwim mm sot Store Cuts Price On Denim Clothing i U 9 t 1) t d mis I YOU HOW TO SAVE UP TO 78 LUNDBERG 25 MORE MOTOR CO. West 3rd North, Logan Phone 308 1949 FULL SIZE HOTPOINT RANGE CHICAGO, March 17 (U.P3 Sears. Roebuck and Co. cut the price 01 all denim clothing nine per cent today in what it described as one of the most significant price reversals since the war. "It pertains to the most basic-cottogarments, worn by nearly every man, woman and child in America, a spokesman for tha big mail order firm said. The price cut follow-eclosely a recent reduction in denim cloth prices put Into effect by manufacturers. Denim work clothes and overalls are worn by farme.s. Industrial workers, skilled tradesmen, railroad employes and otheis, Seais pointed out. Only 32 per cent of the doctors serve Minnesota's counties. now 17995 FORMERLY 199.95 CHECK THESE FEATURES! 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