Show TH2 OGDEN (UTAH) t STANDARD-EXAMINE- D Hospital Fires 17 For Wrangling Over Cancer Cure : g Sun Burns Brand Of Drought Deeper Jnto U S 4P ' over a controversial cancer cure However both the doctors and the administrator State Senator John J Haluska stuck to their The doctors continpositions ued to care for the 40 patients remaining in the strife-toinstitution and Haluska served notice he will fight his ouster in the courts The trustees dismissal action provided that the doctors who receive no pay from the hospital could continue to use the hospital’s facilities until August 1 Meanwhile the trustees said all those fired could apply for reinstatement f if f they withdraw from the welter of legal actions which ! resulted K from Haluska’s espousal of a cancer treatment condemned by the American Medical Society The doctors threatened to quit if Haluska retained his position Hoped to Break It Up The trustees announced their action which they hoped would break up the running battle yesterday morning after an emergency meeting Haluska did not appear at his hospital office after i notification of the action But a spokesman for him said he had no intention of giving up his hospital post and was preparing a contempt of court action against the trustees The doctors’ ire against Haluska arose from his proposal to establish a clinic for administration of a cancer treatment developed by Naturopath Harry Hox sey of Dallas Texas in the same northern Cambria County coal mining area served by the hospital They had threatened to resign en masse unless Haluska resigned or was fired by July 15 Haluska and the hospital trustees obtained a temporary court order last week directing the doctors to remain on the job The doctors’ said they will continue to comply with the court order despite their dismissal 162-be- d 300-00- 5 $600-a-mont- 0 llandsoma Sofa by Day Quickly Gonvoris Into Comforiabh Bod at Nightl rvwvyioi Mother Son Find Each Other Mrs Virginia Torgerson 41 of Eagle Rock Calif and her son Henry Stewart SahUn 25 who haven’t seen each other for almost 23 years estimate they are about 8348 kisses behind or' about one a day Mrs Torgerson married at 16 to Henry S Sahlin in Chicago lost track of her son after a divorce in 1930 She had been granted custody of the baby but because of severe illness the boy went to his father Boys1 Town Only 2 h Govor in Gray Grcsn or Lipstick Red ° Gomploto viih Da Luxo datress of Finsst 00©GO Quality O A DE LUXE j E PIECE OF BEAUTIFUL FURRITUREI 11 50 m All AMAZIIIG VALUE AT -- AND RELIABLE GIVES YOU THIS TERRIFIC TRAD EIN for your Old Sofa Studio or Bed Outfit 00 j fo e AS LITTLE AS © $105 PI PER WEEK - NO MOREY These revisions in the “new look” military program worked out last year by the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be discussed soon with President Eisenhower and the National Security Council which previously had endorsed them The cutbacks were developed “when we thought there would be peace in Asia and we could get out” a top defense official said “That is not now in the m cards’’ The joint chiefs’ plans as now revised call for total manpower — Army Navy Marines and Air Force — of 3470000 in 1957 instead of the 2815000 previously projected There now are 3330000 men in uniform With the Army bearing the brunt of cuts still scheduled some withdrawals and redeployment in the Pacific this year are inevitable The Army which now has 1409500 men is scheduled to drop to 1173000 in 12 months and remain at th? New American Far East plans are under discission on several fronts now that France has agreed to' the partition of Vietnam in Indochina French Colonel Slain TUNIS Tunisia (AP) — Col Rene de Benoit de Lapaillone French director of the guard of the aged bey of Tunis was assassinated yesterday by a terrorist who escaped DOWN ld Your Trade-I- n j Delivers Immediately or Holds ’Til You Need It MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! 10 Die in Bus BOGOTA SHOP-SA- VE Columbia (AP) — Ten passengers were killed in the plunge of a bus into a 260-focanyon between Arcabuco and Moniquira press dispatches ot AT RELIABLE MONDAY reported yesterday same time makes some requirement of him A boy can make his mark In a dozen ways here There is a vast program of sports hob- - bievnmsfe 100-Degr- g“ Another member of the staff uses the same phrase "Lack of warmth” in tracing causes of delinquency Rev Father Edmond C Walsh assistant director of the home and head of its welfare department says: Personal Relationship “Delinquency pretty much comes from a child’s personal relationship with those about him Kids grow on affection as truly as they grow on food” Basically Msgr Wegner and his staff feel a boy seeks attention in two ways: Through affection and demand for respect But the natural source of affection is a mother No institution can fill her place so Boys Town puts the emphasis on a boy’s demand for h - Bali Has Problem Democrat Prober Too Many People McClellan Faces DJAKARTA Indonesia (UP) — Bali the land of many tourists dreams has a problem — too many people A report from Singaradjo the island’s chief city said the n problem has so become pressing that many people are moving to Borneo sports "Sometimes” one official says "a coach can do more than a parent” All this activity is aimed at “keeping the tenor of the mass high” figuring that individuals will try to keep the pace Does the Boys Town theory Texan Admits Sex Slaying INDIANAPOLIS Ind (UP) A remorseful Texas roofing salesman told police last night he killed Dorothy Poore and dumped her body in a hotel room dresser drawer because she refused his sex advances "I choked her to keep her from screaming” Victor H Lively 25 told police who drove him here from St Louis to face murder ld charges Lively taken to City Jail said he thought Miss Poore and another girl he met here last week Makes a Requirement were pick-up- s A good home in the eyes of I found was out I wrong” he the Boys Town staff is one that said now “and believe I she was provides for a child but at the a nice ‘girl Lively was arrested Friday at Clayton Mo while hitchhiking Texas to visit his mother Miss Poore’s body was found last Sunday in the Claypool Hotel where it had been crammed into “run-of-the-mil- i i LITTLE ROCK Ark (AP) — The Democrats’ senior McCarthy-Arm- y prober — Sen John McClellan of Arkansas — faces his first test in 12 years Tuesday against the combined opposition of a former governor l” the bottom drawer of a dresser She had been dead two days vote-gettin- g Arkansas’ Democratic committeeman and a garageman The field seeking the Democratic nomination July 27 gives Arkansans a choice of political Island work? Consider that 10 per cent of the youngsters who come here have brushed with the law Because they came from broken homes odds were heavy against the rest Yet the best estimate here is that only about 2 per cent get into trouble after they leave And the small amount of trouble authorities have with boys here underlines the success of the home’s methods respect “We provide areas of activity “In a free institution” says in which a boy can come to some Father Walsh "A youth behaves kind of accomplishment” ex- because he wants to behave” plains one staff member “Only out of accomplishment can be build for himself an idea of personal worth” Not long ago some of the Boys Town supervisors were about ready to give up on a youngster addicted to stealing almost any thing he could lay his hands on The priest in charge of the group thought the boy was worth one more try He assigned him to a daily job of keeping his own quarters straightened up Occas ionally the priest left some change lying about He was never in the room while the boy did his work One day the lad stopped him “Father” he said "this is the first time anyone has ever trusted Tough Vote Test over-populatio- me” SijJ et V including Boy Town s r famed choir besides boys school classes - to provide gram- In a nutshell the men who run mar and ' high school education Boys Town figure it this way: A High school classes include major juvenile delinquent is a youngster emphasis on an earnest vocation- whose home has failed him Maybe the home is a big brick place in the suburbs with a new It’s a big job and a hugely ex- Cadillac in the drive and a mail!0”"'Umes box that’s never held an overdue ar® t° findtbis so-bill Maybe its a littered room called "City of Little Men” above a downtown bar Delinquents come from both multi-millio- n dollar plant includThey turn to bad companions ing 60 buildings in the midst of g gangs hangouts campus into find things they never got at a beautiful 1200-acr- e home cluding adjacent livestock and Here Are Antidotes dairy farming facilities V Clubbers have Boys Town 4-The antidotes are trust a chance at accomplishment an op- won a reputation as budding livestock men in shows from Chiportunity to win respect Msgr Nicholas H Wegner suc- cago to San Francisco cessor to Msgr Edward J FlanaThe ceramics shop is the most gan as director of Boys Town complete high school ceramics and his staff are overseers of a shop in the county family of boys roughly 10 per Classes and Trade cent of whom have records of There are classes in bartering juvenile delinquency All came automotive repair baking printfrom broken homes “It’s a lack of warmth rather ing carpentry and other vocations for preparing teen-ag- e than the broken home itself that suitable a for trade boys lays the foundation for delinDr Plewa points out that a quency” says Dr Franz Plewa criticism of many reformatories psychiatric consultant on the and industrial schools is that Town staff Boys release who haven’t they “There is a kind of poverty a trade or youths on skill which which a boy must make up for can - they rely The boy tells himself: “If I have The enormous space devoted to what others have I can fill in” athletic facilities here empha“He seeks compensation for sizes the importance placed on emotional deprivation” H 1957 DUAL-PURPOS- -- crime-breedin- WASHINGTON (UP) — The Defense Department after a new appraisal of the Red menace in the Orient has abandoned plans to withdraw nearly all U S Army units from the Far East by 1957 it was learned yesterday It also has discarded plans to reduce total Army strength to less than 1000000 men in MONEY Full’Sizo Innorspring hard-to-g- cut-rat- e kback Plans to Withdraw From Far East Cut Army Dropped Top Grado Mohair Friazo Get in Neb (AP) — Juvenile delinquency takes a beating here every day Yet where delinquency is concerned the odds are against every kid who comes here to Father Flanagan’s famous home for BOYS TOWN I 0 The unrelenting sua is burning v SPANGLER Pa (UP)— Trustees of Miners Hospital notified the 16 doctors of the medical staff and the hospital administrator yesterday they were all fired because of their bitter ivrangling m - JLhe brand of drought deeper into the United States v There is drought of some kind mild to terible from the Georgia coast to the Wyoming mountains and from Canada to Mexico In some states where last spring there was hope of a fruitful summer fanners now say it will be the worst year since the mid 305 —— Texas New Mexico and Col- — orado — states that received federal disaster relief last summer bursts had little effect on the — have been declared in line drought What is needed is slow for it again Wyoming is a new soaking general rain V member of this unhappy com- Situation Worse Livestock men in New Mexico pany Oklahoma a charter member of the 1953 drought disaster said the situation is more criticlub is seeking reinstatement cal than ever before with 0 Missouri and Georgia have apacres of range blowing or plied for admission Kansas is on about to blow in the eastern part the ragged edge of disaster of the state Summer ranges are And long days of dry heat have bare there is no chance of winburned into the grain fields of ter grass unless general rains the Dakotas the farms of Indi- fall in the next two months — ana and Iowa' the tobacco plan- and unless that happens “most of us are out of business " said tations of the Carolinas Only six weeks ago there was Sherwood Culberson president of a lot of talk that the drought the New Mexico Cattle growers 'Vr ' might be ion the way out Heavy Assn David Rice executive S secrespring rains raised good stands of grass and crops in West Texas tary of the Colorado Cattlemen’s areas that had been dry four Asszl called it the “worst years In Oklahoma and Missouri drought since the 30s” Farm experts declared the drought officials said crops haven’t been broken There were cheerful re- so withered since 1934 Laurence ports from Nebraska and' Kansas Phelps of the Colorado Agriculture Dept estimated the drought Hardly Any Rain has cost fanners and rancher But hardly any rain has fallen 200 million dollars y - and most of it since then About 90 per cent of Wyohas been in the wrong places stock watering holes are ming’s President Eisenhower has orGrass is satisfactory only dry dered an emergency feed pro- in the extreme west “It’s so gram much like the one that dry even sagebrush isn’t grow-ing- ” was set up last summer so that a U S Department of Agranchers could buy riculture spokesman said livestock feed at prices "It’s much the same in OklaSo far 78 counties — 12 in Texas homa "Pastures are as bars as 23 in Colorado 24 in New Mex- in dead of winter” a county the ico and eight in Wyoming — have said- agent been listed for this federal Gov Phil Donnelly declared disaster help Missouri a drought disaster area toSSW U “nceXted and Georgia approaches the conlir£ of the Southwest and Midin the south central part of the dition i dle West state It’s much smaller than last Temperatures Jammer wben it took in more Gov Edward F Arn of Kansas is thinking about declaring his state a disaster area Kanit may be enlarged Gov Allan Shivers has ad- - sas had 35 days in a row of temvised U dry parts of East Texas peratures 100 degrees or higher withering crops and causing tosmme°r“retC“geood large market runs of cattle — to apply for needed help Nebraska Iowa and Indiana And State Agriculture Commis temperatures have been running sioner John White said West Tex- 100 degrees or better Nebraska as which was helped most by corn is in jeopardy but rain the spring rains is slipping back and cooler weather could save fast He said some parts of West it Wheat ’ alfalfa and pastures Texas are better off than a year have been hurt by the heat and ago only because anything is bet- there’s a shortage of irrigation water along the North Platte ter than zero River Ironically up to 22 inches of Hot weather matured small rain soaked southwest Texas the last weekend in June But it grains too fast in North and South Dakota and Minnesota A surged away in flash floods down half-incto an inch of rain last dry washes and sent the Rio Grande on its worst rampage in week helped the southern half of South Dakota All throe states history rains like those need more rain but the situaPounding much aren’t usually help any- tion in Minnesota is nor yet way New Mexico got some — serious Rain is needed too in North with the usual flash floods — toand South Dakota Minnesota and ward the end of last week ExWisconsin cloudperts agreed the spotted - Auto Workers Call Off Strike paths McClellan has been long known for his conservative leanv Sid McMath during ings his terms was an avowed sup— A CIO DETROIT (UP) of Harry Truman and has United Auto Workers local porter the nearly-soliof labor bowed to the orders of the In- in this contest support ternational Union yesterday and National Committeeman Paul called off a strike over the dis- Chambers has campaigned as a "middle of reader” between charge of two workers which had McClellan’s theconservatism and thrown 45000 Chrysler employes McMath’s liberalism The fourth out of work candidate garage owner Leonard Joseph Cheal president of Ellis has made no campaign So far the McCarthy-r my Dodge Local No 3 said the lolithave had hearings apparently had tle effect on the voters cal executive committee the Only “unanimously decided” to send first few days of the hearings its 10000 members back to their were televised in the state and they were mentioned only briefly jobs tomorrow until this week when McMath atThe executive committee acted tacked McClellan’s role on the orders of the InternationMcMath defeated for governor al Union which ordered an end in 1952 by Francis Cherry with to the strike Friday night The McClellan’s active support said international said the walkout the senior senator “vaccillated was "unauthorized” and said and reversed his field” on Mcmembers should return to their Carthy in tune with each new poll — and that he fled jobs "at the earliest possible Gallup from an opportunity to lead a date” The 10000 Dodge local work- Democratic assault on the Wisers walked out last Monday to consin senator McClellan ig him protest the firing of two work- nored McClellan didn’t begin bis Inter-plaers in the trim department until campaign memJuly 10 and has truck drivers also bers of the local joined the been hustling over the state in strike cutting off the flow of a helicopter He has centered his attention on his recparts and materials between ord in the Senate plants The shortage of parts at other plants idled another 35000 work-t- o Rebels to Free 270 TOKYO (AP) — The Vietminh ers and halted 80 per cent of the firm’s assemblies of Chryslers rebels have agreed to deliver De Sotos Dodges and Plymouths 270 sick arid wounded war prisPlants ' in Evansville J Ind and oners to the French command Los Angeles account for the oth- starting July 30 Peiping radio said last night er 20 per cent Ex-Go- d A ( nt 12-ye- ar EXPENSIVE INVITATlOh Naturally you wouldn’t go away leaving such an attractive invitation to burglars but even without such an invitation thieves may pay you a visit Ask about our residence and outside thief protection m J 227G Washington Blvd Dial J 6680 Blachburn-Jonc- s 1 let Ratwaan 25th and' 26th an Ogden Ava Walkway fo Lot at 2538 li Washington Blvd Car Kntranca to FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE OPEN DAILY AT 9 Rtplaca That Window Now Satisfaction Guarantied Company "Man Who Know fnsuronc" 319 24th Street Dial 01 t New Spacious Orpheum Parking Lot IS NOW OPEN! 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