Show i ' ilisB j 10 — THE OGDEN (UTAH) THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28 1952 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R i ut TfT!? ' I 4 I Special Clearance I j j OF ODDS AND ENDS IN FABRICS t AmE? Crnn Dre Moirfi And Many Other Fin Fabrics j VALUES TO f m fttJ JB $298 Sweating Out License Plates Wedemeyer Calls for Ail-OIf Truce talks Flop Struggle I SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (AP-L- t Gen Albert C Wedemeqer declared last night that the United in the Nations should go all-ostruggle against IfKorean and Chinese communist the negotiations for an armistice collapse He said this would not provoke the Soviet Union into World war III because the kremlin will move when it is ready no matter what course the western powers take In an interview the wartime commander of the China theater said Russia "is attempting to create ut "But we should realize if an armistice is reached" he said "that the Soviet Union has never honored an agreement when it suited her purpose to dishonor it" If present negotiations break down Wedemeyer advocated the following steps: Fi vp Point Plan Train and equip Chinese Nationalist troops on Formosa and use Nationalist troops immediately in the Korean fighting 2 Establish a blockade of the coast situations around her periphery Chinese 3 Train and use any Asiatic and then compel us to participate which can be counted upon in them while she remains in the troops' help halt the spread of comunharmed and un- to background munism punished" 4 Use Chinese Nationalists in Will Address Dinner the mainland of China if and when Wedemeyer now vice president a force strong enough to retain a of the Avco Manufacturing com foothold is created 8 Provide aid and naval suppany will address the University of Utah Founder day dinner to- port to the Nationalists when they are able to return to the mainland night 6 Support guerrillas wherever He said that every effort should be made to reach an armistice in they can help prevent the commuKorea 1 nists from consolidating QUALITY FABRIC CENTER SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 AP Rapid growth of the Utah oil industry was predicted today by Dr A J Eardley president of the Rocky Mountain section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists Dr Eardley was one of the opening speakers at the association's y convention He predicted Utah would stand second only to Wyoming in oil production in the Rocky mountain area during the next decade Frank A Morgan of Los Angeles president of the American association said the undiscovered reserves in the state must be great Phone 8190 I Convicted oi Assault LOGAN Feb 28— On a chars of simple assault Hyrum J Bids-ar59 Mendon was sentenced by First District Judge yesterday Lewis Jones to serve 00 days in tail Richards was convicted of fir chair naar his Ing a shot into wife on Dec li In tha Mendon home of a relative ds Art Exhibit Planned CEDAR CITY Fob 28— Cedar City's 12th annual art exhibit will be held from April 29 to May 4 members of the community council sponsors of the project reported Exhibits will be displayed in the East Elementary school Restaurant Confab Set X Si :i-i- Our many thanks to all the thousands of customers who have made our store a success this past year V- :v - to X O :- - CO in O mm T 099 R Black blue rod whito and natural Val- ues up to 895 Ono tablo of odds and to 695 ends-Value- Z o 3 s Over 300 pairs of women's fine quality stylo shoos in pumps ties and straps Calfskins o xm Z o I z g 2 Black and brown biucher style S work shoes with leather uppers and long wear- A ing soles A comfortable up to 1295 F regular value A SETTER GRADE SHOES C T shoe built for long wear A 795 oil-tann- ed CHILDREN'S SHOES For all ago Sturdy shoes phis fine fitting last oxfords high i h o o s and straps In sixes 8Vi to 5 to 12 12 to 3 Values to 495 t long-weari- 5 099 P R I C E S J m M tM 844 688 to 999 MIN'S SAFETY TOI WORK SHOf S Regvlar 995 work r QUALITY SHOIS MEN'S ENGINES! AND LOGGER BOOTS Ragutar 1785 value FACTORY Shw 4 R '3 snd io r to 1388 095 399 The iffffo Storos With the Big Value Washington Blvd Ogdon 159 South State Salt Lake City D 3H01S 30HS 3301S 30HS NOIJLVnaDNVD HVlfl to- day by tha firm's newly appointed president E M Ttttnsann former manager of the Utah department American Smelting Refining Co Ttttmann will replace R D Bradford former western department manager of the smelting firm He also was elected a director ed the Garfield Tittmann said the expansion would increase plant production of sulphuric acid by 290 tons daily The chemical concern has awarded the construction contract to Leon-mConstruction Co Salt Lake City Plans call fo of tha addition in late 19S3 - h!!v 'Jftysaa t m The largest number of vehicle tax rrcelpt In history were issued Monday by the Webr roaaty nftirr a the ckarilinr date ol I l ' nrjrid Bru r Jmklrn did hit taff rlrirrd 10fi p?rnn to break all previous record Hp said th rash had slacked stnee Only tomorrow rrmains for vaalMe owners to obtain tax receipts aaMI ltSS alaiea befnrp the deadline Hrveral ihnmand in Weber coanivatlll have not rlcared Jenkins said f OPS Employes Leit Good Jobs "non-partis- an non-politic- al litical brawl" He went on to say the gover- nor's attack seemed to be "tinged with politics" Heads Church Mission 9t4 aofr Sarvtor" 2373 Kiesel Ave Phone 09 $19 Million in '51 - ItikLT LAKE CITY fee 8f A P The Utah Foundation reported today l that local c verOJSssife) let vfre apportioned I1P391S8SJ in state aid during the fiscal year ended last June 30 r- aid amounts to 128 every rran woman and child in the state the Pounds t or a pr:ale nor tax ageno The iecgi jwpt ernment included counties school pslMltls cu e and towns T' r atata aid per capita appears In direct relation to population The Fpuedettoa cited this House Hears Utah Water Resources Being 'Used Up9 Says Not Guilty SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (AP) — Some employes of tha office of price stabilisation in Utah "left lucrative private Jobs to join tha OPS at no gain" Del bert M Draper director said today He answered a statement yesterday by Gov J Bracken Lee who charged that the 8337187 annual payroll for 70 OPS employes in Utah is "one of the worst examples of government waste that 1 have ever seen" Draper who draws a 89600 salary as director of OPS said employes in his office are serving on basis and we can't get Into a po- s 4 Assault Suspect Too Draper Say aoM-ksar'- To Clearfield CLEARFIELD JP Fab as— Thomas n Tacket' 35 of 387 Fifteenth entered a plea of not guilty v ester dabefore Justice of tltfe Peaca Jans K Nelson on a charge of attempted assault Judge Nelson gave the defendant until Saturday to obtain legal Of-de- advice The complaint against Tackett ru-eras signed by an 18year-olfield girl who told officers Tackett forced her into a car Sunday night about seven p m while she was waiting for a bus in North Claer-fie-ld d r She alleged he told her he was going to take her to a cabin She told police the man drove around with ner in the car for about three hours About ten p m he stopped near Dick's service station in Lay-to- n she alleges and aba dashed into the rest room at the station Reported attempts by Tackett to gat bar to coma out were said to have attracted attention of station attendant- - who called Layton Police Chief George Brlggs and upon bis advice obtained tha license number of the car the man was driving Tackett subsequently was aiiaat ed at his Qgden home by Weber county officer- and held for Davis county officials Assisting in investigation oi the case were Chief Brtggs of Layton Chief A G Padgett and Officer Herman Theriault of Clearfield Meanwhile Judge Nelson reported other cases in his court included the following penalties for traffic violations: I fr Mi WASHINGTON Feb 28 (API and the Military Installations Geneva steal plant are rapidly using up Utah's water rssotsreaa a house eommittae baa been told Tha appropriations subcommittee today made public tagfe mony given in a recant bearing on requests for reclamation funds during the fiscal year beginning Jujy L The subcommittee chairman told the Rep Kirway committee that Utah i as Idenas "claim that the government arlth its military has inMallatiom drilled so many walls that much of the state is in jeopardy and now the steel plant comes along and Is also going to drill wells" The committee heard testimony on the Provo river project hi Utah for which the request would provide S24100Sli Kenneth W Markwell assistant reclamation bureau coeatnlsv sioner said tha project is snore than 80 per cent complete and la progressing "very satisfactorily and ahead of schedule" Governmental unitt in Daggett with tha am al last county lation' received the tsMsagl fasps Mai Mr capita state aid S3?8 On the other Band local ggrvernrnetxta 'M mm Lake county (with the lerfMt population" received the lowest to71 tal per capita state aid state aid distributed to eel government amounts to almost MMatrd of all tax revenue MV' lected by the state govarsMSSaV D-O- -- More Uiahns Get Jobless Pay wM LAKE CITY Fee M CAP) l -SALT Increase io the total immliat ear A- psMsB locate Usg unemployment insurance for the week wded Feb 1 Ms noted by tha Utah depart-ment of employment security The agency said 4817 received or about 1400 more than Erment aasoa period last year Officials hlamed M1lllfff tat snasty eaajor odustrtea toeaaae of Author to Talk At Meeting Co-O- Itt i the severe winter aa responsible frr the p SALT LAKE CITY Feb U (UP) Dr C Maurice Wieting author and authority on cooperative will be one of the fasMrad speakers tomorstsar at the annual meeting here of tha Utah Cooperative association He is vice presi-deand director of organiiatmn I LOGAN Feb at — A Martr SOW Ohio farm bureau federation orirantzed itymphonic band of Some 300 delegates and visitor? State Agricultural cdtogr to attend the two aav will tour central Utah fra expected which bectns at noon Fri- pjjl achools during the last week day Charles Baker msgssMg ft of March the Pacific Supply Cooperative enaa Twelve concert are planned for tour according to ypeak at the annual banquet Friday the three-daProf John P Dalby director of night bands flier to tour time the band will GOP Installation present a concert a! UtM aMteatf March and at the state capitol in SPANISH FORK Feb 28— In10 stallation of new officers of Ml Sair HMl City March Manish Fork Women's RepuhMM Study club were installed today at Medicos Invited Back the L D s stake house here Officers include Mrs Duke Peea F SALT LAKE CITY Ps M (API president Mrs Clarence Argyls Utah family doctors have beast n invited to attend the fhateaMte: of vice president: Mrs Florence Utah college of med re" first lira secretary ti laamai teaching program for Mary Marcuen Mrs Lorenzo Lar-se- posteraduate and Mrs Claude Williams dl E-Mral practitioners the Mk aft arch 17 rectors New USAC Bond Will Tour Utah adn-Ma- oe nt tth y n Z om FAMOUS CADILLAC SEWING MACHINES LOVELY ALL ELECTRIC DRIVEN LUXURIOUS AND INEXPENSIVE X S1095 Made of 40 denier nylon tricot iced with a gener- o ous froth of nylon lace for the bodice and hem White Sizes 32 to 40 Only DfiUXf Vodef flBMM OmTf $1X30 Down 3 Cenpit Co CcrrysBj We WHk r 50 to DfWVTtS om featura) fef actwdiiia C O 4J Ff y I et e Ms ityla CO e MACHSH1 5TAN0AR0 Price tar IMsW A Favorite X Ni1m pSSa QualityC immVMI A' j taatwdtaf I ' 4) 0"48 aaa)4aVC w 'S hf 9848 t Utility c o 9 ease j $ ag Pay Only $ SAMPLES OF WOMEN'S CASUALS 4Vi and S A large loWctton f style and colon Ht Vale was announced Co m -- z UTAH CANCELLATION SHOE STORE M2V 4 Mm NYLON TRICOT SLIP o AT FACTORY PRICES WOMEN'S FINS ng HbSSSSsI SPECIAL PURCHASE z ft O R Y Li t ruaa A fATCBaaaassssssr tj Kfc"3i3i as HskS v6 tal Jafe"( r' C WORK SHOES T Values X' Jr i 1 inrtru-sMasus- ta o MEN'S ents High midway and low heels m in O E 744 HIGH QUALITY H suede and pat- o or bal styles Values to 1295 S DRESS SHOES 3 R WOMEN'S ' 'Wmww VeBp jJLBmmmTt fLHaTaBSSi Jl Sav Hunt-ingto- X Biucher Woh C Straight tips wing tips plain G LOW PRICES hffl ir' BBOr Sassssai 'ksssssItSamRsbLiissL if 3 Paal BOv' ' LssK' Ross Radio Service ' Moaaa "Sfr f Fireplace It MasHc Asphalt fsst I TWa m o of black or fine calfskin oxfords KitclieRf 3019 A good selection brown Alt nZm Men's Dress Oxfords toes A D E 190 only E I SoH ZmSr v - tothroorn Pioneer Tile Co 3 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS B E 270 pain of woman's and girls' casuals snorts and casuals ' fmm v W&-fyF- TILE O THESE PRICES AT THE OGDEN STORE ONLY T 'lfflB" Bjan ' SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (AP) SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (AP) The Utah State Restaurant associaOthello P FVa tp of Granger was tion will sponsor an intermountaln named president of the Tahitian 8 convention March here mission of the Latter-da- y Saints church the first presidency of the church announced today Pearce succeeds Le Roy R Mai lory of Salt Lake City m Listed below are just a few of our specials! for this Anniversary Sale: Casuals Sport Shoes vasaWaai 17-1- W are constantly striving to bring you the best in styles and nationally known brands of quality footwear for the entire at the lowest prices family ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ' - s AShJt Mmmt-JBm- rr He added that improvements la technical aspects should help ge ologists find oil torney O " w' wjB-H- ai uSBeWk Governments With SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (AP) Joseph C Fratto has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as district attorney of the Third Judicial district Fratto Is deputy Salt Lake county at- 4 K S&asl OA v iJSJBRsoL— 'BPSi' SALT LAKE CITY Feb 28 (UP A 2 500000 expansion prugxam at the Garfield Chemical and positions He's Candidate for DA CO IFi BElHj pPBjBMSwP Utah Aided Local UTAH CANCELLATION SHOE STORE SHOE STORE C O gs Today in Utah two-da- I On Expansion saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH ' Utah Has Bright Future In Oil Geologist Says 2477 Wash Blvd riant io opens $25 Millions plci 1 2 SO Do wr Toue ©ttwimSow Balance $6 00 Month POS IMMSsHATI Diuvtsr nZ m compflirv 0z S234 8 |