Show Progress Noted in Truman Routine Truman Upholds Coast Confab What We I Sec and Hear J Bob Hoggan's ' Staff Begin News Digest (Published Occasionally) I ! i I d wu sch M or : nt — Mr Truman smuea ana aavisea Smith Just to wait until he really got down to business Ceolidge Breakfasts kftTWA nt the older Washineton hnri wr rtraliinff the famous Government iiHnf Coolidge breakfasts freconfiden and congressional— leaders— 37 mostly appointment ly to sat down ana pancakes and quently tial secretary 36 press and radio sec sausages ' with former President was Coolidge Sometimes there some-tlmM retary a inrau-sratcmex to discussed be business lormeriy Connelly not But the breakfasts al of the Truman committee Reinsch a radio executive ways were earlv Falling breakfast and umn acsnrfated with Mr Tru guests Mr coolidge migni so man only in recent years Vaughn strolling at seven am Former President rierDert v knew the president as iar oac Hoover had his - "medicine ball as the last war cabinet Those early risers used Secretaries te Remain meet before breakfast in the In addition to these new presi toi of the White nouse ana neave rear dential aides Mr Truman has the ball around among themselves asked White House secretaries- jtr- Pnnavfit lav lonff abed and Ktnhn Earlv William D Has- reached his office around ten a jn sett and Johnathan Daniels to stay or latere on for the time being uney nav iWith his first press conference HaPtt It in the hosnital behind hirt Mr Truman named temporarily for treatment of a leg a iWorld war 1 buddy to high ofailment fice ordered seizure of a Louisiana President Truman also said he reiinery ana loppea wi had promises of cooperation from day with hli talk to the troops : nations' Britain- - Russia one of Judge Samuel I Rosenman China and the United States Here au-Banker Friend Named President Roosevelt s ciosesi at San Francisco we may expeci io an AHm William D Wnat Btrnifi-an- t - LeahydeveloDments witness a concerted effort by some ov 4V crf11r ' tatps to nullify Mr Roosevelt a personal cniei oi probably were his sharp refusal to in the power which the of per some government discuss changes However It will be tip to sonnel and nis nomination ouonn larger states voted uiemsmvea at Vaughan Connelly and Reinsch to W Snyder St Louis banker to Dumbarton Oaks Dore federal loan administrator - Mr Indian put the new presiaent Delegation scant to accustomed paying World war 1 pals will Truman's people a iTrvn Tnia will have an official vice presiaen attention to be much in tne 'news nenceionn which has been selected hence not too well acquainted with Snyder was in the 128th field - Tiritith the sponsorship of the 35th division Mr delegation AU not do agree In the process of switching irom Truman served in the 129th nationalists Indian one presidential staff to another also is a veteran or tne with that proceaure ana Snyder xne nnue nuuw Jesse H Jones organization here an important unofficial role it was acceptea at there play should be Roosevelt that Mr was fired ntnrl It was a hard hourly Jones by confusion as loan administrator ana secre Singh secretary of the National tne new presi Ol commerce iw iu&e uuui Committee for India's Freedom is problem as toaowhat wnen ana wncre tary he wm De dent would already here and Mrs i nominaof lant approval Snyder's shortly by sisterVijayaXak-shmBlrrest Problem the-Ja- of left that was the enough tion Pandit proof The blestest immediate problem wno wing hope of dominating the pow waharlal I Nehru was dovetailing the Ua ttrtaat&st figure Ml vamsnea naa agency jui erful lending routine of Mr Roosevelt's stan Wallace woTinn Nehru's sister got the commerce departwith th routine of Mr Truman's will make four radio speeches here new and slightly frightened group mom -have couldn't "The president on April 23 and zo me and then rf iMliland said a- better conference made appointment" days of the — a Miiv 18 she will Reporters get no schedules of ot or An snyoer jones of or list Mr Truman's work day 2dd?ePSsVass meetings inthe Scot- yet daily callers because no one isnow " tish Rite auditorium In position to say jus interest the r American where and when the president will 1:Lts1 to cause of Indian lib-i a nf if iff HlVfnn4 "f"— A few tnmgs are certain tnanxa Gandhi Nehru ana ouwr thereto the president himself: and leaders are sUU n jaU the 1 He is not going to me san Indian for cannot speak" fore Francisco conference of the United w""-Rein- paper prints an article about post-wa- r automobiles It says they II be 10 times as being made of plastic What we will need then is replastic pedestrians with imsiliency to absorb the — t - A man doesn't have to b high hat to be correctly hatted He buys a Stetson Hoggan's - I — ki Pennsylvania it — frantically to keep up with the new chief executive Aided by the wmte nouse nnoratMi 12 vears in be half of the late President Roose velt Truman's cniei assistants now H Vaughan 51 are Col Harry m- - Matthew JL Connel- - display Good heard to murmur In the that! if guy gravy Glen Plaid Kuppenheimer Suit could talk I wonder if he'd a s k m e fW h a t cookln?' " -- — ' Hoggan's windovf a young girl was pacts st punchiest— and simplest— method of transmitting ideas The first day of Truman admln- ' By Merrlman Smith rniiiine left renorters tJMfln r- -— ukiabivi United Press Staff new ' president was The gasping: xxr a cmrNfiTO N Anril 18 (UP) — a country boy He goes to work The White House today was suf around eight am 'Do we stay on this eight am fering from an acute suae ' okorinYA?' aclred Merriman Smith growing pains Press White House corres President Truman's staff was was United dally routine during smaii tain: Deiore pondent taking shape his of being worked the president's first press conferin the process out and reporters were trying ence - Did you ever notice how rniuch better some shirts fit than others? In nine cases rv — Army paper reports that are teaching Jap war lords learn to recto the people Amerof sound ognize the Genican Superfortresses eral MacArthur and Admiral Nimitx are cooperating in the program - Colorado town council rules that cows are permitted on downtown streets Incidentally no one objects to the sleek looking ealvei on'Og- den's Washington Boulevard either Beau Brummel ties are in a style class of their own See at' Hoggan's Florida dog was willed $20-00- 0 in cash a city home and an automobile by its In these days of master heritance taxes " "poor" pooch in- pity that Smart dressers wear smart jewelry accessories The new Swank designs are ready— at Hoggan's From an Ohio newspaper we learn that 25000 babies will be without diapers this summer Seems to be a statement of bare facts doesn't it? Shoes that fit and wear and wear are made by Nunn-BuAt Hoggan's the new spring styles are ready sh Indiana paper reports that "many a young fellow often In the Green Mountain ' I 2 Hi nlana to see V M Molo- - tov Russian commissar of foreign affair Within 1 lew QSYS 3 He has not scneauiea a con- forpnr tftdav with T V Soon£ rhinM fnrpicn minister here en route to San Francisco though he will see him soon 2J0 ip Planes Fall to Allies ftora Paf One) vn hifnr another laree force had returned from the same targets fly- Prnhablv around 150 lnff from Marianas bases again wrecked buildings and - cratered ninoivt tt airfields on yesterdays raia Superforts aw nrt jmn manes aiinoustii wic target Included the most import ant airfields on the southern end' of the empire Th Jnt vir!Antiv nid musierea all the airpower they could for tne uxinawa attacic Infantrvmen on southern Okl nawa ill wr lorked in a bitter artillery duel four miles north of the capital city of Naha while marines edged closer to the northern beaches througn small pocxets oi Jar Ie island off the west central coast of Okinawa was virtually In American hands Invaded by 24th corps doughboys nrhA nnlrklv i7d a fmir-tri- n was island airfield the reported toa a in American con aay trol (Continued B-2- 9s rftnr i Ten-square-m- ile ! a two-mir- as now For a popular price suit that looks like it was custom made see the new Glen-cast- er styles in Ogden exclusively at Hoggan's Eiffel Tower says a Paris newspaper is to have a new coat of paint Will someone please page Adolf? 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who tioned - In Ernie Pyle s nostalgic stories from the war fronts was grief-stricktoday at word of his state of Vermont there's a man who voted in 13 presidential elections before it was discovered he did not have that right havinq been born in Canada He has his American citizenship papers dame nnn r a r— Sclmbacli Proudly Presents the Latest Development In the ART OF DIAMOND CUTTING Beloved Writer gets to the front these days even though he has no ambitions to go forward" the a yr a n n r - doesn't he? spring patterns t Mm No wonder he's wearing McGreggor Sportswear he bought at Hoggan's - tv — 101-low- the-ne- w ZURICH April 18 (UP)— Bernominated today Presidente Truman T 11 aimJ lin's defenses recently have been ""r (ieorge oiiut to be full strengthened considerably travelCourtney Hicks Hodges ers from the reich report generals commands the Third The Patton travelers reported this joke First army army and Hodgesin the nazi about the previous barricades and Germany in the fighting the direction under of are trenches: They Gen Dwight D Eisenhower allied The Berlinera said the Russians commander-in-chie- f need one hour and two minThe president also sent to the would senate the nominations of nine utes to take them— one hour for major generals to be ' lieutenant holding their sides with laughter and two minutes tor storming generals u? out of ten they art Manhattan's sold at Hoggan's ' f &T TV : ar-tllle- snazzy 1 Defenses of Berlin - (- Connecticut paper reports the circus people expect to use all metal seats this seaWe often wondered son what use could be made of eld razor blades Looks Anril SPRING- rntn American flags will be flown at half-maBecause It Is not in flag etikeeping with American nations of other to flags fly quette no above our own there will becereoutdoor flag decorations or monies until after May 13 With the country in mourning will ho little carnival spirit thr and the entertainment committee is in the process ot revising w program First of Delegates ' at thm conference vftiointa are arriving with every train and TnVin TJnco nlsna kwu" rlomitV secretary piiuibi general of the conference Lincoln White state department press ic- lations omcer ana av omer inortTTiont workprn arrived yes internaterday The first official tional delegates also reached the city uuiuermo uorieuofrom Guaparty arrived by plane temala These Latin Americans are representatives of one of the smallest nations There will be two score such small statej and the indications are that they win try to increase their influence in the i ney international organization on An it nnlv if thev secure more power for the assembly which all will include representatives of acrne of the nations assemDiy mAiTttr tn th Oaks Dtimharton — proposals is to be merely a policyand suggest improvements in the Annnmif and social welfare of na tions The representatives of some of the smaller states want more to the assembly so power voted that they can make their influ ence felt The Dumbarton uaics proposals were drawn up by only four of the Fait On) '(Continued From — and-uncovere- shock-resist-a- ' CiTTTIkTnTnW (Continued From Page One) US Traditions - To Take Shape An Oklahoma father holder of an "A" Card was happy when his Youngsters dug fox holes in the back yard an old steel drum which had been buried over It contained 12 years ago 110 gallons of gasoline Passing Patton Hodges Now Full Generals ' THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 18 1945 2135 Wasliingon Boulevard OGDEN 24th St Main and Broad way SALT LAKE CITY i 1 1 |