Show Jazi Slayer's Brother Triplets for Idaho Farm Family Prisoners S U S A C Trustees Approve Appeals to Dtali Several Faculty Changes Board of Pardons SALT LAKE CITY April 21 ratmg were: Rachel Yocom Placed on Diet ui muuu mini l Oe A: a I - 4 nott-commissio- y relations officer of the Ninth who said the order vice command would be effective until the situation was corrected The:rnen are required to sleep prison in an open field within the and camp enclosure without cots Mui-liwith only one blanket apiece the said They are given all water they want to drink but not too much bread" An investigation of the Rupert camp was asked in Washington by X 4' " r fr ns Opresentative Dworshak Idaho congressman a telegram from Grant Kunkle Twin Fallsoffarmer and William II Detweiler Hazel-to-v- nRepublican candidate for go fKunkle said onion sets he had were damaged ready for planting up when prisoners failed toHeshow said he wnrtr on his farm was disgusted with the war prison- r worK man ueuausc nucu do come to work 20 of the prison ers do the work of only five men ' State uARLAND April 21—Mr and Mrs A R Hodge of Garland who nave live sons and one daughter in U S armed forces serving tohave ' a graphic mind-pictuday of the brutality and oppres sion their sons and daughter are OPA Will Assist re Rcturuirig Vets lighting to eliminate from the earth Enclosed with a letter from her SALT LAKE CITY April 21 son Pfc Max Archibald a com(AP)District OPA Director H munication from a FilGrant fvins has pledged off!ceof ipino boy addressed to Mrs Hodge the following account of Jap price administration assistance to gave atrocities inflicted upon the helpreturning veterans less The "OPA Ivins said will give ' "J Filipinos: write to yotL this letter about preference to veterans seeking em- our conditions when the Japs were ployment with the agency which here I am a Filipino boy with a has a number of vacancies It also brother and three sisters I am the oldest 13 We have no mother for will do all it can to adjust regu- the killed her lations so returning servicemen 'LifeJaps Was Hard" obseeking to start in businessofmay 1 "Our life was when scarce very hard confisshare a reasonable tain were here the They Japs commodities he added cated everything they wanted from Ivins said the OPA will appoint the Filipinos Foodstuffs the most veta to the 68 Utah ration boards thing to us were what eran to instruct returning soldiers important amount of took on rationing price rent control they of the greatestdied because the Many Filipinos other and regulations food" more of of orMany scarcity Representatives of veterans were the killed Japs by to organization ganizations agreed "Last February 8 1945 they mas of a state veterans advisory com- sacred the Filipinos burning everymittee to cooperate with OPA thing schools churches and houses Including personal property Those things are not very important however but life the most precious was what they took They killed women men and even small - LOGAN April 21 — State and county officials who win carry out asforest and range fire fighters'were signments in Utah this year snnounced Saturday by Prof J Flovd state forest fire of the V £rden and - coordinator ' v FRFFS program Th mtmtv coordinators and as sistants will organize crews and equipment to combat range - provide and forest fires in the state during the coming season" Professor Floyd said' have been Training schools scheduled April 24 at Castle Dale April 28 at April 26x at Richfield 1 at Tooele May May Springdale 3 at Brigham City and May 5 at rMtriv Among those named coordinator listed first Kmc Elder county Dewaine Jen sen district grazier and Sheriff Warren W Hyde Davis county Bill West assistant forest supervisor Salt Lake City and Sheriff Joseph Holbrook Morgan county Sheriff Bernard Dahlquist Weber county R C Anderson and E L Jensen county fire chief Fielding School j -- Brothers Serving In Germany Brigham city —i Oeadics Play Box Elder County FIELDING v 'April 21 —Eighth grade students of the Fielding school will present the play "Elmer the Love Bug" sometime next month it was re- t3 April 21— son of Mr and Arthur M Smith Mrs A P Smith 308 West Forrest Brigham City is now a train with a U S army raildispatcher somewhere in Germany road unit entered the service on T3 Smith Dec 29 1943 as a member of the He is a 723rd railway battalion school graduate of Box Elder high Prior to entering the service he was employed for three years as a telegraph operator for the Union Pacific Railroad Co Another son Pfc William D (Billie) Smith is also serving in Germany with a U S infantry He entered the unit motorpool service on Dec 29 1943 and attended Box Elder high school Before entering the service' he was telegraph operator for the Union Pacific Railroad Co at Roles have been assigned to Florence Richard 'Marilyn-- Hardy' Lyle Hess Amy Hess Lila Standing Douglas Coombs Ronny Wilcox Arlene Petersen and Darrel Garn All students of the school recently gathered in Mrs Lolita Garns class to conduct memorial services for the late President Franklin D Roosevelt Prayer was offered by Mrs Clifford Welling Stockton Utah Main speaker was Leo Earl bishop of the L D S Fielding ward The event also included the group singAir-Mind- cd ing of patriotic songs Group of students the grslde Eighth school also recently attended the Future Freshmen dance conducted at Bear River high school Garland —Sue King EVANSTON Wyo April 21—The first meeting of Evanston Fliers Meet Inc was held recently at the city ALT LAKE CITY April 21 hall when it was definitely decided -- ip)— Masonic members from that the croun would be incor western Wyoming southern Idaho porated Officers and a board of Nevada and Utah participated Sat- directors were elected and by-laadopted A few vacancies still re urday night in the annual spring main to bring the membership up ceremonial of El Kalah temple to the Ancient and Arabic Order Nobles required quota Anyone interested in flying is of the Mystic Shrine J Masoner requested to contact Mrs secretary-treasurHenry who was elected Members of the group To Note Anniversary various agencies contacted have SALT LAKE CITY April 21 relative to acquiring a plane suitCAP) — The Rt Rev InArthur W able for training purposes Moulton will observe the twenty-ffit- h structors have been secured from anniversary of his the Salt Lake City and Ogden ment as 'Episcopal bishop appointof the Utah areas Utah diocese on April 29 services are planned at St Special Mark's ported Saturday lames Leaders -- 3Iasons ws cathedral -- Cancer vJrcL Bids Opened Saturday Envelopes Sent For Liquor Permits CITY April 21 SALT LAKE CITY AprU 21 T'TAPi-Envelop- es containing only (AP) — Bids were opened Satur the single word "cancer" as an ad- day on 500000 new liquor permits dress are being delivered by Unit- for the Utah liquor control comed States postoffices to headquarmission Present permits expire ters of cancer control campaigns June 30 throughout the nation Eight firms offered bids rang ing from $325 to $2220 for paper and printing and $8585 to $7440 Free Gift for acetate covers A & v richly Tinted with every order Fin- - Portrait Right prices fin qtialltyl — Stephens STUDIO 909 23th St Dally Evenings and Sandays Dial O m Negro Pleads Innocent SALT LAKE ' CITY April 21 (AP) — Philip Thomson 30 Negro pleaded 'innocent Saturday to first degree murder in connection with the dice game shooting of Frank Brown last month District J Allan Crockett set trial forJudge May 15 ' babies Mother Was Killed f My mother was killed during this massacre Thank God we es caped by hiding in a small dugout until the Yanks came here It was very hot and too many mos- quitos in this dugout 'Lucky for us the Yanks came preventing the Japs from doing more of their cold blooded murder "The Japs are a cruel and bar barous! race They forced the wom en and men to work without pay We shined shoes when they were here but we didn't like very much to clean the Japs shoes for we were very sure theyt would not pay us Instead of paying they kick i the i shine-bo- x "Now they are paying dearly for what they did y "They were always telling the Filipinos that the Yanks would never come back to our islands and that Japan would surely win the war f "My mom was a school teacher befoi the war Poor mom she didi0 have a chance" Tjje letter was signed Lope Ayqss Mr and Mrs Hodges sons and daughter who recently have been assigned new duties are as follows: MSgt Forrest D Hodge is in France stationed with the 240th I I general hospital Corp Robert Av Hodge is on with the army air corps ToMor TTvlcr A A Pi-- T SALT LAKE CITY - April 21 (AP)—The national congress of Parents and Teachers will sponsor a two-da- y safety conference for western states opening Mon- uay Speakers vill InMiMa Rtnifn James of the Automotive Safety foundation and Dr Forest Eaves of the National Education association both of Washington and WiT-iim-a Davidson of the National Safety council Chicaga 0WM 1 1 ana or tne state iarm security administration department The following were elevated to professor rating: A J Morris King Hendricks H V Hunsaker N W Christiansen iJ Whitney Floyd Myrtle Davidson and George S Knowlton Elevated to ' associate professor ' I 2 3 4 ' CLOCK REPAIR 5 6 7 8 ALL WORK GUARANTEED S Days to 1 Week Service Open t a m to p m ? 10 II Precision Watch Repair Shop - 12 ' Bank Smokery ' Hartley Electric Co 4 8 24th St' Ken'i Savage 2127 Wall Ave L C Olsen Co 377 31st St Foulger 533 26th St Myers J C Penney Co 2383 Washington Blvd Shell Oil Co Inc West Ogjen Standard Oil Co West Ogden Utah Oil Co 136 W Rushton Utah Pacific Airways Inc Hinckley Field Utah Power & Light Co 2324 Washington Wall Oil Company 3001 Washington Blvd - " Fielding Soldiers Visiting Parents 1 Box Elder County -- 21 — Hdme on furlough to April for visit their families in FieldingAsh-by a short time are Pvt Marvin Private Rudd Oris and Pvtl stationed at camp Ashby who was wm Robinson Ark report to a on Ord Calif after a visit with his parents Mr- and Mrs Ralph Ashby Private Kudd aiso sxationea at with Camp Robinson1 will proceed comhis friend to Fort Ord upon pletion of his visit His parents are Mr and Mrs uiarK ituaa Pvt Carl Udy recently inducted into the army is stationed at Camp Wolters Tex He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Udy Fielding FIELDING i i i &T : I 1 1 "' 'A - ' f '! 1 " i l '" it - : f p :v i - ' ' ''" izz— ' ''y' Rl j ' y Decorate— nemodcl— Insulate VJalltite with zzzz' -- ' r- !r - ' - " " ly Easy-To-App- 73 Jj mst sound insulate for cover-- f Ideal Walltite irie old plaster walls studding and rafters Sheets are light-weigSickly and easily install it yourself Enish may Beautiful fast easy to handle Goes up be painted f desired BuUdextri rooms remodel old heat and cold with Sears low-co- - st ht I- — i jajCiulM jfjinTii Sj' r bosrJ tfuU't ' svdilshl in mr -- tbt madtrn wtlU n dry to tpply t VTALLTTTE Evanston Plans Quiet V-Day Observance — — "—— Vt-in- cb - 4xS-- t w H--c pmn-ti- t: Set BitiJini AUftruh Pi if E EVANSTON Wyo AprU 21— day in Evanston will be observed as a day of prayer and to the war effort it has been decided by Evanston civic groups Medicine Butte post No 41 American Legion chamber of commerce and the Lion's club Work will continue as usual and places of business will not close A resolution pertaining to the observance of V-- E day was adopted by members of the American Legion post in their last meeting and has been endorsed by the chamber of commerce and the Lions' club SLATE SURFACED V-- E Made of extra heavy base saturated and coated with 100 pure asphalt then surfaced with genuine slate granules This provides added protection against severest weather Brilliant colors fade-resista- nt Quality Roofing 124 187 35 lbs 45 lbs IB Li Q GWM o-- ib roll at Low Prices 65 lbs SCREEN DOORS Strong durable reinforced Drainboards 2-- 6-- ft 214 264 55 lbs ft 376 8-i- nx to 8-- in Bathrooms— Mantles Save money by having work done during winter slow season FIX UP PAINT UP CLEAN UP Use Store Fronts yy X 458 Dries instart One Hour! and within SERO-TON- E applying Serp-ton- e After hubby has gone to work and the children are off to school your pictures One coat covers any in- an hour after the last brush stroke you can rehang e paste with two quarts of water and you terior wall surface Just mix one gallon of room an average size you'll like it Gallon Try it have enough "LQ Sero-Ton- Free Estimates to-re-d- o Work done anywhere In MASTER-MIXE- D Intermountain West 4-iHi- —Call 5-8- or write Fayette Ave 3 L n Extra durable colorful easy to apply One SpiEcer Tile Go 45 W ®y enamel' covers coat' of Master-Mixe- d wood or metal - 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Lone wearing: on linoleum too Popular colors ' 1 - old A riEW LOAM SERVICE Fdr iha Peope of Ogden and Vicinity ii it 13 v SALT LAKE CITY April 31 (AP)— Nearly 15 tons' of paper was collected this week from Salt Lake City apartment houses arid B L Wood state salvage director pre dicted the new collection plan wouia De successtui Paper from the apartment houses will be collected periodically and turned over to salvage agencies ' noon His mother Mrs Thomas Ford tot was last Sr said the blue-eye- d seen standing by a neighbor s gate Earlier in the afternoon his brother Thomas had taken him on a play picnic in his coaster wagon ' Little Brent fell asleep in tne wagon and Thomas left him near the family home wbue ne went on ft Will Sponsor Fort Bridger Wyo resldentrbas farm experts of a local radio station' pulling their hair In response to an Invitation broadcast to listeners to submit their farm problems to the sta-- '' tion Jerry wrote in an unsteady ' but legible hand: now can a jwccv uij " eating the bluebirds this year?" — two-year-o- ld - Safety Conference e "Near the Center of Everything" Shoppinff Theatres Dancing: Dining: 1 Vlr-AP- Jordan river for Brent Ford who has been missing since 'four pm yesterday after' ' n south Pacific Pfc Max L Archibald has landed --somewhere in the Philippines irom New Guinea Lois Archibald cadet nurse is now in training at St Francis hos pital San Francisco" Calif She was recently ill with pneumonia i Siesel Avenue— South of Paramount Theatre Ti turned to © 3 Sai-Ipa- SALT LAKE CITY AprU 20 SALT LAKE CITY April' 21 (AP)— Police Saturday dragged the hn re a after Philadelphia shakedown cruise to Trinidad Pfc Udel D Hodge is at Leyte f SAVE IN THE LONG UUN BY RIAIONG A SHORT RUN TO THE 2I37-C- " - to-us-- col-tf"1- 15 Tons of Paper Jordan Dragged For Missing Tot Tot Presents $64 Question Utah State Agricultural Geo1SgeJH Prea N Svmons FrederickKke5 JoseohJOT lege trustees' meeting here Satur- tor D A Swanson Merthyr L day approved a number of faculty Miner J Sedley Stanford Lyman II Rich and George Q Bateman changes v V D Gardner succeeds P E Carlton Culmsee formerly of as head of the departPeterson Brigham Young university was ment of accounting and business appointed dean of the school of administration arts and sciences succeeding Dr N A" Pederson who was named a professor emeritus Culmsee who served in the navy will teaph journalism ' Wallace J Vickers succeeds Ped erson as head of the English department Dr Ethelyn O Greaves was ap pointed dean of the school of home Lf Apartments Yield S Utahns Receive Letter From Filipino Boy Describing Jap4v Brutality in Islands A - Fire uaraens : The second set of triplets to arrive at Rexburg Idaho Isa trio of boys born to THREE OF A KIND of Victor Tonks They are Keith Kent and Kyle Tonks The family has one other child Leland Mrs weight ranged from 4 pounds 3 ounces te 5 pounds 5 ounces They were born Janice 3 The triplets' and alt were reported thriving Triplet girls were previously born at within 15 minutes of one another Rexburg to Mr and Mrs Ephraim Willmore Associated press photo '- Announces y- - i - : '-- Colonel Eugene D Mullms public ser- - SALT LAKE CITY AprU 21 (AP)— The brother of James Joseph Roedlp 27 of Oklahoma City asked the Utah board of pardons Saturday for clemency toward the condemned slayer of a California school teacher Joseph Roedl 35 of Oklahoma City told the board he believed his brother's mental' condition was 4uch that he should be given spe t cial consiaerauon Roedl was- - scheduled to die before a Utah firing squad last April 6 but governor Herbert U Maw reprieved him The board continued that reprieve today until its next monthly meeting in May Board memoers indicated they Would subject Roedl to a sanity hearing Roedl was convicted of killing Mrs Abigail Agnes Williams of San Leandro Calif near Vernal more than a year ago The Doara considered clemency applications of 31 prison Inmates but delayed action on them until next week RUPERT Idaho April 21 (AP)— Bread and water diet and outdoor sleeping quarters were in order hall Saturday for approximately mute uiau the prisoner of war camp here authorities said the dis- when clipinary action was ordered 258 privates refused to work m southern Idaho pea fields alongside Later officers 35 others were added because of a ittituHe and because they indicated they were "not interested in going towork" The action was announced at Fort Douglas Utah by Lieutenant 11A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 22' 1945 T iimaiiQa n::isn fit "U CaU 'CH-ctc- si nr'isrt 7: Ideal ji for finlfch-lkitchen or bathroom walls or w o o d w or It Hard like tUe rhfn dry Beautiful colors and twhite nt ' |