Show Over Dread Disease They THE OODEN (UTAH) bIIBBII Advance Meetings Today Occupy Utah Wool Men gggggHiL iy XeTeYeeYeeedCyrLfrdsasaBMBa TneYci£ V SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21 (AP) The 45th annual convention of the Utah Woolgrowers association opens tomorrow but for the men wno nanaie more man iauuuuu sheen on Utah nastures two meet ings today will capture much at tention First in that annilB IIISaina nt the Utah Wool Marketing associa tion a uian cooperative wnicn handles about $5000000 worth of the fluffy stuff each year Second is the election of three marketing directors JFtv JPWb e wvfjllaaBaaBB jajpS' jBBfe lavS0 :i:'si '°"ome were Iri aerlou younges nancy uar ienj were stricken with the feared March of Dimes funds helpedJJr"? Ted Bob and Bonnie Jean back to health They are the sons Af Mm M and irni nahu act ihmmt dane-htaa- ck r Three in Family Today in Utah At Sahara Village New $1 Million Win Polio Bout Gets SAHARA VILLAGE Jab 21 — A young Sahara Village mother who saw three of her children stricken with polio almost at the same time said today that except for March of Dimes money none of them might have recovered Bob 15 Ted 13 and Bonnie Jean 7 lead normal lives now aame as any other child their motner Mrs Marge Defining said But they might have been perma nently disabled— or worse— if the National Foundation for Infantile 1 Paralysis hadn't helped Bob was 12 when polio put him to uro m Huveraoer or vn fam ily thought at first it Wttat "flit But when he didn't respond to wuuuci mugs ne was and the true nature ofnospitanzed his illness oecame apparent (J Two days after he was Isolated younger brother Ted followed With the soiriA illnAco RnntiU i was stricken in September (1950 So nsiity ine youngest Mas got by without an attack Mrs Denning said cost of medical attention and hospitalization ran well over a thousand ddllars for each child and frankly admits "I couldnt have begun to pay those bills "Usually you have to looking for help at a time like go thljt" she said "Instead the polio foundation eame to me offering its assistance" Only Bob shows any serious Paralysis hariped his spine and as a consequence he can take only a minor part in sports activities But he manages a paper route gets to school an around the house Prompt landhelps unlimited attention left him that Dehnin i helping the Dimes' campaign every ay she can ! after-effec- ts one-lan- Y Gets Milk Parlor — -- Gadsbv to Speak SALT LAKE CTTV Tan 91 m Cedar Water Okay CEDAR CITY 21— tomorrow :is Col 5Karl Frank a new professor of military science and tactics at Utah State Agricultural college The new suc Col William who last October was Y r0wS2nt con-tro- ls Architect Named For BAC Library SALT LAKE CITY Jan 51 ( API Fire Marshal Willis J Smith says ue nas received cans from more than 75 persons reporting they apparently had purchased the dangerous "torch sweaters" WilUs said all callers reporting having such sweaters said they bought them from transient salesmen Phone PLEASANT GROVE Jan 21— The first meeting year of the Pleasant Grove Riding club will be held Feb 4 under direction of Nile oiuiui president at wnicn time a plan for activities in 1952 will be formulated Plans are being made bv the erOUD for thf-i- annual Hanaa to be sponsored in the early part of of-th- e r fi'v VISIBILITY in the new "52 Weak Dealer!? itap ana cm a mala with mm b m-i- m fK' HeBBa! 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VENETIAN BLIND CO " ar procnmni onjy fmpvrtrr of rt hn rthr hom puna and rtaaa- D— - Cell for REPAIRING district h?JTi° ren di HJPy ion uougias Recommended m CUANINO ARTHRITIC PAIN He sksa4 prtparanoo g If any VENETIAN BLINDS MUS CHANGE NOW TO P R U V O FOR by Vncen McKay SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21 (AP) The board of trustees for Utah State Agricultural college has approved a site and named an architect for a $400000 building on the Branch Agricultural college campus at Cedar City M E Harris was chosen architect by the board Construction on the building is Scheduled to await completion of plans library-auditoriu- long-standin- AD VERT I SI MINT — 30-da- ia A C Tactician Due er — EVANSTON Wyo Jan 21 — Athe same information Latei a writ maae wiu wui nesin a compre- - WlDrmsmmmma L R Kilzer rhairman Maiia hensive evaluation of Evanston high association of school beginning next Sunday and Central Schools and Colleges and Secondary a Univerextending through Jan 30 Princi sity of Wyoming faculty member is chairman of the committee! pal J M Chappell said today Panel members include: The study is in keeping with a Ray E Robertson commissioner of reevalupractice of education for Wyoming Cheyating the institution every sixth enne John Bernard year he said ent of schools Green superintendRiver- S M Principal concern of the panel Boucher principal of Rock Sprtngs will be: high school: Dr Louis E Pupil population and school com- principal of the University Brau high educational munity needs of the school high school youth study programs Willard Canode superintendent pupil activities library and guid- of schools Kemmerer J K Corbett ance services the school school staff and administrationplant To Make Report An oral report of findings will be supplied Principal Chappell and Clyde W Kurtz superintendent of schools when the survey is ended School trustees will also receive Col Dalley Gets AC Enrollment: 3550 — — one-roo- SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21 fAP) — The Utah Automobile Dealers association says that approximately 5000 fewer new cars were purchased in Utah in 1951 than in 1050 Secretary-managE1iaa J Strong said 21869 new cars were registered in the state last year compared with 27590 for 1950 Strong said tighter federal on financing primarily were responsible for the downturn Utahns bought more Chevrolets than any other make Strong said with the total listed at 4406 Ford was second with 3619 Other makes: Buick 1902 Plymouth 1731 Pontiac 1610 Mercury 1200 Studebaker 115 5 Oldsmobile 1124 Dodge 1087 Ire Jav-cee- The state's industrial prospects for wui oe aiscussea Dy ueorge M Gadsby president and i manager Utah Pnur anH general Co at the regular Wednesday noon 117Be iin i me aanara ciud 1U7 J£ Earl it'iM 4 tlrOC fniaiaj a'i J Second South All Shriners are into death on the bed in his house at Payette The Pay-ett- e vited to Bthe Sahara club luncheons Stowe newly elected county coroner said that Zinn Harry said president n bwT smofing in I SL Bought 'Torch Sweaters' 75 in To Utahns in '51 n w CITY Jan 21— The first reunion for six years of the family of Mr and Mrs John Davich Park City was held recently with all members of the family in attendance Mr and Mrs Davich have resided here for 30 years ' At Homedale Herman Owens 45 a ranch hand was burned to death when his trailer house was destroyed by fire Owyhee county Deputy Sheriff Frank Orr skid that u uvemeaiea wood stove probably reduced nrice roilinix on and the current slow wool marxet Lemhi M Jones of Celar C!itv f the marketing group will be in charge of the election meeting xne two aay convention will get under way tomorrow morning with Don Cyde of Jleber president of the association delivorlno hi annual address Featured speaker at the opening meeting will be W H Stiewer of Fossil Ore oresident of th isr- tional Woolgrowers association 10-Ma- walk-throug- After 6 Years Together PARK BOISE Jan 21 (UP) — southwestern Idaho men diedTwp different fires yesterday officersirj report1 ed today on the agenda at the marconference will be the re- principal of Laramie high school: Dr W c Reusser dean of adult education University of Wyoming Russell f superintendent schools Reliance Wyo and I van Willey superintendent of schools Survey Team to Make 5000 Fewer New Automobiles Sold Evanston High School Study 21 1952 inspection last fall by health service inspectors were for iencing spring areas and providing iwx enclosures witn overhanging guiiei eu covers PTA H-1- Two Idaho Men Killed in Blazes Top keting cently wool R lowing PROVO Jan 21— Dr Ernest L Session Wilkinson president of Brjgham Sahna SALINA Jan 21— A "back to Young university said a milking night will be sponsored by parlor milk house and silo will be school'' added to the school's dairy farm the North Sevir Pa this spring The new facilities association tonight at seven-thirt- y elevated milk- oiiock m xne worm $evier high featuring a four-sta- ll 9V1IUUL h faciling parlor with ities will be erected south of the present milk house The older structure will be converted into a Morgan School Begins calf and maternity barn MORGAN Jan 21— The first two sessions of the Morgan County Farm Management school which He's Outstanding Man were scheduled to begin this afterMT PLEASANT Jan 91 noon ennrth rti CA ill ed as the outstanding young man be in the COlintv taught by Prof George Blanche of the year in Mt Pleasant was of the Utah State Agricultural colErnest V Holt Safeway store man- lege faculty The session will ager and president of Mt Pleasant be tonight at secondoldock eight chamber of commerce junior The Thatcher county agent said Ray award was presented at the 's annual Grant Johansenbanquet by Mayor LOGAN Jan 21 — William H Bell registrar at Utah State Agricultural college reported that thus me-S- ? u!'YoUiaiw1ay" think P°n° i far this year accumulative enrollAhat happens to someone else ment at the school is 3550 a until it hits your family" she said decrease as compared withslight last ' I'ham l: — fa canJrl ii strike year's total This is partly due Mr juu anywhere" Bell said to the number of at Sahara veterans finishinglarge DetTingsJive their college Village Mrs Dehning works in education Hangar Four at Hill air forrce base vPe X Bridge Tentative Approval SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21 AP) The state road commission today gave tentative approval to the location and design of a new $1000-00- 0 bridge over the Colorado river near Moab E G Johnson chief engineer for the commission said plans for the structure are being rushed to completion Although no funds have been allocated for the Johnson said the commissionproject wants complete plans ''drawn up should anything happen to the existing e bridge — a structure limited to 16 tons STANDARD-EXAMINE- MONDAY EVENING JANUARY OIL REFINING COMPANY |