Show - 2A THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 11 1954 UN Chides Reds J They Block Cars ior Hours For Giving POWs 'And You Think You've Got Traffic Problems in British Accent R Ihsurrection oi Goodness' ' 'J r i v '' 'V TOKYO (AP) — The United Nations radio chided the Communists today for giving the 21 American war prisoners who chose communism a “British accent” The “Voice of the United Na- Priest's Plea Brings Homes To the Destitute in Paris s FARIS (AP)—A dramatic one-ma- n “insurrection of goodness” is tions Command" broadcast deRoman Catholic priest awakening hitherto heedless Frenchby of of homeless France’s to the plight men clared that Communist newsbig army poor people The campaign to bring better housing warmth and clothing to man Wilfred Burchett an Austhe thousands who huddle in doorways in makeshift shanties! and in tralian working for the French the crannies along the Seine River is sparked by the Rev Henri Communist paper “L’Hu-manite- ” Groues actually wrote the Many in the wartime unde- looking like a zealous yoling St Americans’ statements read Abbe rground Theknew him as Jesuit Francis with his deep-se- t eyes over Peiping radio Pierre — and black to beard the French “It is unlikely the 21 know hasFatherthe atteiiNational Radio with the plea: what Burchett Is saying in caught tion of the gov- - w UI IU “Parisians! 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This their brain-washebehalf” the ernment and the 3 in her pitiful shack at morning U N broadcast said people to the a mother was frozen to death - standing It listed a number of exThis need not happen This must long need for low cost amples of “British” English innot happen” housing as no of “American” English stead Results Astound Him other person or The results astoundedi even usage taken from what Peiping organization has i calls quotes from the interAbbe Pierre been able to do and stood Bankers ambassadors views Last week’s' sudden severe cold in cldrks cooks and line with at In this Peiping has the wave brought Abbe Pierre — the priest’s headquarters in an Americans saying they went to obscure hotel to donate blankets overcoats tents heaters a n d the “cinema” instead of to the MY Entire movies calling a flashlight a money Offices took up collecThe tions and explaining they “torch” opened city peated STUDEBAKER shelters and the police were in- were “demobilized” instead of structed to take vagrants jin for discharged from the Army All the night with no questions are British rather than Amer' ican expressions asked Is being price sacrificed in order that I may retire Right now Is the proper time for a good live younger dealer to take over entire personnel Manager salesmen and four mechanics can go along in All Members of jOgden Retail Florists Ass'ri deal Will Be CIpsed Valentine's Day Terms if desired down O balance can be paid out in O ' Sunday February 14th 3 to 5 years at low Interest rate This Is the finest com- t ld lAfAflf d - Sales and Service I o000000000000000000000004 o o q plete Studebaker dealership to be offered anywhere in SAY America Madsen SSS Motor Company REXBURG IDAHO Get Your Order g CUT FLOWERS! n Early - PLANTS - CORSAGES g 000000000000000000000004 Construction of roads in Kenya’s Royal National Park has one main problem The animals in the park don’t assist in road development and some seem to resent human interference as shown in these pictures taken for the International Road Federation Zebras and giraffes have been known to cross the roads in herds and hold &up all traffic for hours Then there is the lioness who seems to have grown very fond of highways creating a hazard should any motorist decide to leave his car Park officials believe the animals block traffic because of a natural tendency to block anything that is offensive to them The scent of tires gas and oil presumably brings the animals to the roads America' 4 '“ ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen-erManager Frank E Kalbaugh al of the Alaska Railroad expressed optimism today that a House Ap- V: propriations Subcommittee will approve $11994000 for the railroad for the year starting July 1 Kalbaugh has been here apW ' pearing at closed hearings of the kVU s committee ' He heads west to'sf Mr ' ' “ it day planning stops in Chicago and San Francisco before returnS' ing to Anchorage in about 10 days The railroad is seeking the t to complete a dock startV ed at Seward last year and to it HI11 habilitate the link beHeedless of any traffic in the vicinity these zebras casually cross the road tween Seward and Portage “Complete that work and I hope the railroad will be on a basis from then on if good management practices are followed” Kalbaugh told newsmen i He said the railroad is now op-- ! erating “substantially in the black” after having had annual operating losses each year at least since 1948 Asked how the line My' had been put on a profitable basis Kalbaugh replied: “By placing stateside railroad policies and operations in effect up there The traffic volume is V) slightly less than it was last year and revenues are slightly VV' less But too many people had jobs on the railroad” Kalbaugh who was superintendent of the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific Co at Ogden Utah when he was namd Vs to head the Alaska railroad last August said that when he took over on Sept 1 the railroad had ' ' & Y 2376 employes ' ?s £ 'x f i I “We have 1658 now ” he said' “and are approaching our first There’s no telling who you’ll meet while driving in the Royal With a lioness stalking the road motorists would be wise to stay goal of a reduction to approxiNational Nairobi Park so it’s better to take it easy and go slow in their autos That’s what the sign in background says —— When we get mately 1500 we will look things over there screen came The films slow by Korea Movie Years Late and see where we can go” The general manager said the SEOUL Korea (UP) — A sol- b°Butrthe GIsUraised hefr'eye-dier audience was not surprised brows when the film ended with firing of mpre than 700 employes had “not caused the stir that ROME (AP) Mario yesterday when a Christmas short the greeting: “Merry Christmas Immster hose police might have been expected After tnid!1017 subject was shown on their movie 1952” foe of Italian communism leadership smashed a major Com-- ! I got there Sept 1 I gradually President Luigi Einaudi he has munist threat in 1948 will haveld the reducing" been able to form a coalition a cabinet sad Person- includingY members of! nelTecosts runs dollars into fast government his own Christian Democrat par- - jn Alaska “when you consider the Scelba still must win parliaty the Liberals and the Social average wages on the railroad Is mentary approval if he is to end Democrats about $6000 a year” On the political crisis which has The little Republican Party has ' basi? the discharges already plagued Italy for nine months agreed to vote with the other would have reduced the annual payroll by more than $42000000 His chances are rated touch-an- three center parties Kalbaugh said he and his wife go who came here with him have inThe former “fallen in love with Alaska and the people up there” He had never been to the territory until he arrived there to take over the 88 railroad NEW DELHI India (AP) —I The railroad runs from the India announced today that the land and Fair 88 Korean prisoners of war who banksthrough Anchorage want to go to neutral countries Congress several years ago authorized its rehabilitation except will be kept under military “profor Seward the to Portage link tection” at an army antonment at that time that efforts directing near New Delhi be concentrated at’ making Whit! U A foreign ministry spokesman tier “the port” for the territory for Outstanding Values The Armed Services which consaid the men who refused repaon use of Whittier obcentrated triation were “simply being given Northern Utah's largest Display and last year Congress aujected protection until their future is thorized a new dock at Seward in settled” what was regarded as a prelim“We do not consider them inary step toward later approval MEMORIAL AND TILE CO of rebuilding of the Seward-Por-tag- e Dial 6914 $019 Washington Blvd prisoners any longer” he 1 ‘ section I ' -- $11-9940- 00 ill I 64-mi- le self-sustainin- g Wl iff Ai iv X S s X 4 P OIITIS N©W ItSliS1T R©QilH© ' sa'ng“ I that d ld Give India Protects Korean POWs Monuments A j j PIONEER You're sure to win his heart with a Valentine from Hoggan's You'll find a wide selection to choose from If you have V trouble selecting yours ask one of our courteous salesmen to help you find just the right gift! 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