Show THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH TUESDAY EVENING ' 3A R SEPTEMBER 29 I 1939 US NEWS SCENE TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH SIN E SS STRICTLY BU Child Small? No Sign Adlai Says ((brush Drops Opposition NEW YORK He's a By Dr Joseph G Molner "Dear Dr Molner: My children Taft-Hartle- apparently has abandoned his opp control and position to inspection of disarmament by an international control body In a copyrighted article in the New York Jimes the former Democratic presidential candidate described Khrushchev's "fantastic" visit to the United States as a "hopeful omen" for world peace He said conversations with Khrushchev during the day they spent together in Iowa indicated a sharp reversal in some of the Soviet Premier's attitudes "I asked if he thought he could satisfy our insistence on adequate and simultaneous inspection and control if we agreed to his prop disposal for complete armament" Stevenson said "His reply was that he thought international control and inspection adequate for each of the phases envisaged by his United Nations " speech could be achieved "The replies left me with tha clear understanding that in their view an international control body snouia nave the power and facilities to control and inspect each step of the disarmament process to the extent necessary to insure compliance with that step such powers and facilities to vary according to the needs of each phase" step-by-ste- " step-by-ste- 1 Seeks Indictment LOS ANGELES (UPI) — District Attorney William B McKpssnn before the county grand jury today in an enon to indict Carole Tre goff 22 and her lover Dr R Rer nard Finch for the murder of his estranged wife Both Miss Treeoff and Finrh 41 have been ordered held for trial Nov 24 after: preliminary hear ings The wealthy Dhvsician's wifp Rar bara 33 was shot to death Tnlv 18 at their home in nearby West vovuia McKesson sought the indictments on new evidence in the form nf statements from three men that Miss Tregoff asked them to do away with Mrs Finch Warns Against T-- H fllPT—Son tt bert Humphrey said last i night the American people will jtake "a beating" if the government y invokes the law to get s ixuung sieei woruers back on the job ''When big government gangs up with big business the American people are in for a beating and this is what is in store for all of us v MILWATTKF!F y Nearer Accord NEW YORK Interna he tional Longshoremen's Association and the New York Shipping Associa tion narrowed the distance between their positions on wages today in negotiations to write a new con tract before the existing one expires at midnight tomorrow In a night session that lasted well into the early morning hours the employers increased their previous wage offer by six cents to make a an hour wage package in a three year contract The new offer consisted of a 20 cent increase the first year and five cents for the second and third year The union reduced its demands Although no specific figures could be obtained it was understood that the ILA now was demanding a 50- package in wages and fringe benefits over a three vear period The union originally had aemanaea a si4i$-a-howage pack 30-ce- nt cent-an-ho- ur ur age" Ike's 'Had Enough' MEMPHIS Tenn (UPI) — Dr Paul Dudley White said here yesterday President Eisenhower is "really healthy man" but has "had enough" of the presidency The statement from the President's former chief medical adviser was an answer to a newsman's question about Eisenhower's fitness for a third term if it were legally permitted 'EXPLOSIVE' Village Now Haunt of NY Hoods a resort for NEW YORK (UPI) favorite Village Greenwich the has become a tourist battlefield for young hoodlums po lice reported today "The situation is very explosive said Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Arm "The police are trying to control the situation before there is an outburst of major violence" Police have closed the fountain area of Washington Square after 6 pm to eliminate trouble theri Until recently this area provided the tourist with a pleasantly bizarre speciacie oi Dearaed beatnik guitar ists and bongo drummers But all that ended when warfare between the younger generation of Italian villagers and Nesro new-comers splashed over into the TULSA Okla (UPI) — He wasn't square Alter several outbreaks of nothing but a noun dog but Little with fists and weapons ol iigntmg Richard made nearby Owasso fa- the screwdriver and va mous Now he's dead ponce in nety stepped Little Richard made national headlines last April as the "holed-u- p SOUTH WEST hound dog" who couldn't get out of The danger areas are the a crevice in a rocky hillside near streets soutn and west ofmainly Washing Owasso ton Sauare where Bohemian Little Richard's master Larry so cafes Italian restaurants offWilson 20 who now lives in Tulsa beat nightclubs and homosexual found the dog's body in a ditch bars draw hordes of young people along side a Tulsa street Sunday from the far reaches of the city He apparently had been hit by a jpriday and Saturday night car The dog had been missing since every Police say the main point of fricFriday tion seems to be the association of Last April hundreds of volun- wnite called "Bronx bage teers turned out to help free Little babies" girls d Italians by the Richard after he had chased a and Nesro vouths who have mnwri raccoon into a crevice in a rocky in from Harlem looking for thrills— hillside and couldn't get out Their and trouble Italian have hearts sank as his yips grew iormed gangs to teach youths the Negroes weaker a lesson and drive them away But1 Little Richard finally was "They have what thev rail iwo-freed on the sixth day after being borhood recreation halls but they fed raw hamburger containing a are more like medieval torture tranquilizer Workmen used a com- chambers" said a Negro artist who pressed air hammer and a has lived for in the vilof dynamite to break loose lage "God many years if help you they ever h the last layer of shale arag you into one of them" out-of-to- (D-Min- n) Taft-Hartle- (' I rs " (UPD-T- Little Richard Dies on Tulsa Street can-open- Note to Mrs Encepha litis Toll 13 in Mew Jersey TRENTON NJ (UPI) — The death toll in an epidemic of dead ly encephalitis that has stricken southern and central New Jersey rose to 13 today but a state health official said the incidence of the disease commonly known as sleeping sickness is declining The latest victim was identified only as a resident of Monmouth County one of six counties hit by the outbreak Dr Roscoe P Kandle state health official said the incidence of the disease commonly known as sleeping sickness is declining The latest! victim was identfied only as a resident of Monmouth County one ' of six counties hit by me outDreaK Dr Roscoe P Kandle state health commissioner said that what he described as a "moderate epidemic" is declining He said the number of reported cases has been dropping weekly since Sept 7 Latest figures from the state health department showed 23 sus pected cases of eastern equine en cephalitis of whim 13 have died The department said five were def mitely confirmed as encephalitis victims ui tnese four died Gov Robert B Mevner said tn day the epidemic was serious but tne situation should not cause "un due alarm" Meyner said he has "been in touch" with health authorities from tne onset He expressed a "great aeai oi confidence" in Dr Kandle who is directing the drive against the dread disease Meyner said the health department the g possible" to stamp out the disease He noted that in addition to the neaith department the agriculture and conservation deDartments and state fish and game division aiso were f lghtmg the outbreak er ! I Bed wettin? ran ha learn how write to me in care of mis newspaper recmest n a mnv my booklet "F!nnrp:cTor J VIA " Ways to StoD Red WetHntr " on self addressed closing a large MM -- ranny govns 950 -- m -- m m NOTE TO MRS W C: Radio active iodine is not onlv "all nVhf to treat suitable goiter cases— it is one oi the best treatments we knnw For suitable cases I said There are dinerent cases "Dear Dr Molner: Please comment on daily enemas Should they be taken under a doctor's Do a you Need X v ?Ji HUBCAPS $H in comfy full Snug flannel cut gown long sleeve and button up neckline Angel lace trim dainty pastel filing mm fetel agricul-everythin- ' 'V Tvl i 1 i - - print Two lovely styles to choose from: Peter Pan collar or car digan neckline Sizes 3440 II Lingerie Upper Level m Your Biggest Selection ot AUTO PARTS ladies' nylon briefs AND GLASS CO 363 22nd St EX 37 2 for 1 00 Wash-and-dry-in-a-wi- In cleaning carpets the best results T W fo fM:-- Ise Blue Lustre in All illtebes X i OGDEN Absolutely yes It is difficult to imagine a condition which would require daily enemas and th "en ema habit" can do iust ahnnt what the laxative habit can do: get your A Stuffed Cabbage Ro3 Whipped Potatoes and Gra7 Molded Fruit Salad " Hot Roll and Butter Coffee Tea or Root Beer Redwood Room Lower Level m es F" uDC I flannelette 5 supervision?— L 'Wednesday Luncheon delight ful! gay J Certainl v T answer questions from vour state! envelope and 20 cents in coin to And my answer to your question is cover handling don't know of anvthins? that will "Dear Dr When a make cataracts develop more slow- woman has herMolner: tubes tied what ly Personally if I had cataracts is this operation called? And I'd hope that something could make what is usually the age to start tnem develop faster — that is Is It in the menopause? 'ripen"— so I could have them re 40's or when?— Mrsmostly CR" moved sooner ' (1) Tt's caUed a tubal ligation ligation" meaning "tying" (2) "Dear Dr Molner: My teeth are crooked I would like to know The average is 45 to 46 There may variation Many go how many orthodontists there art in the United States Also what to 50 Very few go past that is the cost of their work? Should Leg cramps and foot Both U I consult my dentist about it and can be stopped! To learnpains? how write P ask his advice —Crooked' to me in care of this newspaper 1 ll Sign your name when vnti writ HOW 10 i to me I won't print it anyway But iuwmi5 nijr paiiiLJiiiei uc& aim root wicuxips fams 1: please no more of these letters and enclosing a long self addressed I don't signed with just envelope and 5 cents in know how many orthodontists there stamped coin to cover handling are If I did I'd tell you— but I will Count your calories the wager a good tooth against a whole set of bad ones that you don't To receive a copy of my easy way! pamphlet really care All you want at most "The Calorie Chart" write me in is just ONE The last sentence of care of this newspaper enclosing your letter is absolutely and utterly a long self addressed stamped ensensiDie except the auestion mark velope and 5 cents in coin to cover that is Of course you should go to handling your dentist and ask his advice pen-nam- II V) iifiii depend on a superior quality shampoo Blue Lustre is designed for use in any type applicator This is a premium quality soap-fre- e cleaner that leaves no soapy residue to cause rapid resoiling It brightens colors and nap is left operand lofty' Blue Lustre is safe for all carpeting including orientals It is used and recommended by quality carpet mill people One half gallon cleans three 9x12 rugs and waist m elastic leg 1 F SVv: The Bon Marclie Notions nylon briefs in bon bon colors or white Sizes s Lingerie Upper Level meet autumn's Street Floor most agile little Cobbie er old-euar- I 4 Diarrhea in a babv? 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No ma'am I'm much upset by these extravagant theories ec "At least th government cant blam you for surplus crops!" un I APS: No I don't think massasre of the feet can treat troubles "in any part of the body" Germs in the throat? - An itch on the scalD? were also slow mental growers Is this true?— ED" All I can say is that I hope the teacher isn't teachinz anv more because to cite a few outstanding examples of why she is wrong I need only mention Napoleon Bona parte Toulouse-LautrGary Moore and a few million others The teacher's statement makes no more sense than' to sav that all geniuses grow very fast— or that all ongnt people have brown eyes or big ears or larse noses slow-growe- IN bowel habits so distorted thaf it takes heroic measures to get you back to normal again are quite small for their age A school teacher once told me that E if the act is invoked Stevenson revealed today that So- at this stage of the steel strike" viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev he said (UPD-A- dlai Slow-Learn- - 1 i 1295 CADET Un(iork8 a new aPPach to whiskey HeXfI?Ucky want to mix and mask You can enjoy eiyy?U 1 Cream nf te a one-I- t s th "ghtest whiskey to come out Jf Kentucky A whispering whiskey as soft as its name h half-char- ge Ford Announces Program For Second Economy Car ! h (r ! :: i- six-inc- x y ft DETROIT (UPI)-- Th President to the market place in the spring of Ford Motor Co announced plans of 1960 as the 'aristocrat of the today to produce a second economy economy cars Although Ford refused to reveal car any further details Ford president Henry Ford II sources said it was a 114- said the new car will be named the industry wiieeiuase car which Ford Comet and will be sold by Mercury had planned to bring out originally dealers beginning with "the spring ure cusei une in mei selling season" The original plans called for the The announcement was made same over-alhere at a national meeting of the new 1095-inc- hl riimoneinne wheelbase Falcon dealers wvvCta over-a- ll iui uie wneeiDase Ford described the Comet as a length and It was to be weight car with "family-size- d roominess built as a two-dofour-doo- r and and outstanding economy together with the most graceful and eleThe over-a- ll hAiVhf f gant styling" is 545 inches and the overall width "The Comet" he said "will Mercury-Edsel-Linco- A iia - Destined to be the love of your always busy' life an utterly soft and supple Cobbie that takes everything in its easy casual stride So flexible it in your hand you so light you scarcely know it's on your foot And such a sporty air about it You'll love 'every minute ' :S 'hi can-fol- d Black suede black ' ranch tan or red lush I ' Shoe Salon UpperLevel it's out of this world or an imported go Ml u I JT FOR A HEAL CLOSE LOOK AT GENUINE SAVINGS WATCH FOR ' f new f globe pin cushion W at a- - jLOjx pnee raskj mm w& fU) n FI — V LJ A gaily colored cotton velveteen globe set In a gold colored metal stand studded with a worldful of brilliantly colored hat pins So decorative and useful be sure to buy one for yourself too ! 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