Show — — — — 4 i 4A THE OGDEN (UTAH) ENROLL NOW Beginning Seen - FRIDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- S Filibuster Sets New Record ?S5jj group' of weary men breathed a chambers into sollective sigh of welcome light crept softly at the of the Wisconsin Senate It marked the dawn of a day 2224 Wash B!vf Capitol early today and a small that might see the end of the longest filibuster in state political history I 1 — From m yesterday the afternoon through evening and all through the night Democratic senators continued what they admitted was a hopeless attack on a Republican-backebill that would prohibit labor unions from contributing money to political campaigns MAY 1ST TO MAY 7TH OUR SELECTION OF BABY at They kne outset the TO EVERYTHING HAS NEEDS could not 'fthey MAKE BABY’S WORLD BRIGHT V win were but "f AND COMFY! on the1 measure —Children’s Fashion Shop ' mid-mornin- g Nntional little-know- that ed to-tal- k c Rosebud Klmona I !i w I Junior size size Regular e e $249 $298 e w I with matching slips handmade White pastel w e I INFANT w ! e e: 398 e $169 i i CARTER’S INFANT SHIRTS Nevabind sleeve Diapenda tabs White and pastel 79£ RECEIVING BLANKETS 796 u w ! ORLON SWEATER SETS ! i ur She Types the Hard Way ’ Columbia Universityjiere ’ cializing in business law spe- At 30 he had his owhfinancial firm For the next dozen years he worked himself ragged flitting back and forth across the country buying reorganizing 1 for BONNETS boy or girl e 8 f SHEER NYLON DRESSES hours in the hope of dramatizing their opposition’ to it At 7 ara (MST)-thfilibuster had passed the mark Senate clerks could find no record of any previous session going beyond 20 hours Republicans who control the Senate by a 25-- margin and on the test votes have shown they Mrs Mary Ann Hamilton of Thornton Colo has taught hercould and wojald pass the bill with self to type A polio victim she can’t use her fingers in the conease when they wanted to made ventional way She strikes each letter with a wand held in her no attempt to check the Demoteeth crats The Democrats determined according to their floor leader Sen Henry Maier of Milwaukee to continue the discussion indefinitely He admitted his forces could not win but said they would not quit until convinced they had made their point “We shall let them talk until PHOENIX Ariz (AP) — A to put an end to the practice inSunday if they wish” said Sen Paul Rogan of Ladysmith Re- Senate subcommittee investigat- cluding the recent raid when 26 “When ing juvenile delinquency will re- men about 50 women and 160 publican floor leader we shall tired pass the quest Atty Gen Brownell to make children were uprooted from the they get bill” a full investigation of reported community The men were prosepolygamy at the community of cuted under state law Short Creek on the Arizona-UtaCaine said that the men of the border Sen Langer ) said community still claim the right to practice polygamy under the yesterday “You can be assured that this freedom of religion provisions of committee will take definite the US Constitution and that reCARSON CITY Nev (AP) — prompt action on it” the senator cent reports indicated “recruits” Gambling casinos in Neveda seem told witnesses from Mohave Coun- were arriving from Canada Idaheaded for a record year ty Ariz who presented testi- ho Wyoming Colorado andother William Gallagher of the State mony outlining the history of the areas Tax Commission reported today community “This creates a tremendous tax collections for the last three Mohave juvenile problem for Mohave Bernard T Caine months of 1954 totaled $839584 County attorney and William J County and we don’t have the compared to $724887 in a like Faulkner retired Superior Court facilities to handle it” Caine said 1953 period judge said the morals of nearly Indians Ask Homes The three-montperiod al- 300 children many of them girls Representatives of five Indian though in 1954 is figured official- under 15 years of age were en- tribes in Arizona Colorado and ly in 1955 because the gambling dangered by the practice of New Mexico yesterday told the taxes were paid this year polygamy at Short Creek subcommittee that federal financTell of Recent Raid ing for homes on their reservaThey detailed history of legal tions would help solve their juefforts by the county and state venile delinquency problems Indian Service personnel said that the Indians were not eligible for FHA loans because they did not have title to their reservation Hand-Pul- l lands which are held in trust by the federal government Sen Langer indicated obvious F-i sympathy with the problems of SIZES the tribal leaders throughout the 8 Inches hearing When Wendell Chino president of the Mescalero to business committee 36 inches Apache started to testify the senator asked him: 34&a4 $016 “Of all the tribes we had to wasn’t yours the toughest?” Uw-tconmicat? And ttoy’r fight I! lor o kfottmo of umctl “We like to think so” said 21-ho- NAPPIES for night or day wear Nappie knit or rosebud challis w for at least - 24 ’ $169 A 1 MnyS er h r CARTER’S By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) —The tired businessman might prolong his health and life if he- - really learned to think of his job in terms of romance rather than work - “I have been resurrected by this idea” said Harvey Greenman span a former At 42 Greenspan a financial genius cashed in his chips figuring he would soon die Now at 61 he has chipped in his cash — some $400000— to pioneer in the marketing of a new vitamin-ricfruit juice n concentrate made from a Puerto Rican cherry - called the acerola “It is my latest and maybe my last romance” he said cheerfully during a visit here “But however it turns out it is more fun than buying chorus girls jewelry I don’t want that kind of romance” Greenspan learned the bitter way the trouble that can come from pursuing the dollar too hard for its own sake Worked Himself Ragged He worked his way through six-ulc- d j Seek Delinquency Probe of Polygamous Cult Indians Want Homes to Help Solve Problems -- -- $298 BABY CHATHAM CRIB 298 398 & BLANKETS USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN FOR YOUR LAYETTE! 29 1955 9 er MADISON Wis (AP) — Sun- I APRIL Think of Job' as Romance Instead of Work ' Man Says Cannery King Former Six-Ulc- It's in Second Day ACCORDIAN CLASSES r Nevada Casinos Near New Record h (R-ND- h OUT FOR YOURSELF All-Met- al HEADGATES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR day-lon- g UTAH CULVERT CO! Street 0G0E and selling corporations One day in 1936 he collapsed In addition to wealth he had piled ulcers ” up six king-siz“I had more ulcers than freckles” he recalled “A doctor told me that if I didn’t undergo an operation for the removal of my stomach I’d e die” Greenspan thought it over and decided he’d rather die than part with his stomach He sold out his business interests and moved to Florida figuring “I might as well be warm while x I was dying “I decided I’d better do all the things I’d wanted to do and hadn’t found time One thing I’d always wanted was a home of my own on an island I told an architect to build me one and be quick about it He did and I furnished it just the way I thought it should be “I took good care of my ulcers For two years I did nothing but loaf and fish Then I began to fear I’d die of bore-- dom Hidden Romance “All of us have a hidden romance in our souls When you are out of circulation this piles up in you During those years I decided that business really vas my romance in life but I hadn’t been looking at it from that angle “I swore 4hat if I ever got well I’d be the busiest — and happiest — man in 48 states t And I am” Greenspan never fully conquered all his ulcers but as he says “we worked out an agreement so we’d be able to get along together on a basis of mutual respect” In a few years Greenspan now board chairman of the Rib Corp became a citrus magnate In keeping with his new philosophy his office in his Lakeland Fla canning plant is in a kitchen where he directs operations from a comfortable arm chair The telephone is in the next room In 1949 while developing a citrus concentrate that could be taken by children allergic to orange juice he conferred with Df James R Wilson of the American Medical Assn in Chicago During the conversation Dr Wilson a nutritionist mentioned that the Puerto Rican acerola berry - was up to 80 times as rich in vitamin C as orange juice and should prove a good natural source of this vital dement Xor undernourished children “It was his idea” said Greenspan “I just picked it up and shot craps with $400000 to see if it would work” After five years of experimentation and plantation building in Puerto Rico he has 25000 producing acerola trees 25000 more planted This year he expects to market six million cans of apple juice blended with acerola concentrate estimates a market of 24 million cans within another few years but sees no prospect of the product drying up the nation’s thirst for orange juice v minor problem on the sprawling 25000-square-mi- le reser va t i o n But he said that the necessity of sending reservation children 300 miles from their homes to obtain education beyond the third grade was threatening disruption of the family unit Pat Nelson special Indian Service officer and only on the tribal police force said a recent survey covering 25 months showed only 73 juvenile cases came before the Tribal Court “There were no violent crimes involved” he said “They were mostly minor behavior problems although liquor was involved in some It is a good record and we are proud of it” Robert Bennett superintendent of the Ute reservation in southwestern Colorado detailed how the Ute tribe is building its rehabilitation program around the family unit through a loan program He said federal assistance would help the program Chino testified that homes were the prime need of the Mescaleros He said that on th?ir southern New Mexican reservation two or three families were forced to live in one home because of the lack of funds Washable Durable Denims non-India- n It’s fun to wear denim duds for your knockabout activities because they don’t have !o be “pampered!” They havet what it takes to stand up under long rugged service ii Car Crash Kills 3 Mont ROUNDUP (AP) — Three passengers were killed and the driver of their car and two others injured in a collision with an oil tank truck last night The dead: Jack Ostermiller 31 of Billings and Charles Chino 65 and Ruth Sercel 16 Becker Geroni-mThe Mescaleros under of Roundup were the last Indian tribe subjugated by the US Army It’s a Minor Problem Paul Jones chairman of the Navaho Tribal Council testified that juvenile delinquency was a CLOTHING 364 24th Street o cu qr&odrwwS' hr&Oj di-tLe- oirl cm kotM briueiasvbb f1 Take the new Shavemaster home If within ten days you don’t agree you have had the smoothest closest fastest shave you have ever known return the Shavemaster to us and your money will te refunded i MORE Drills Faster RUNS COOLER Easier to Handle Shavemasler Orners! 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