Show flit Ie" ' a See' and' Hear News Digest (Published Occasionally) his the ground before we criticize any of his actions Sardine packers can add new techniques to the industry if they'll hold a in one of OgdenV Washington Avenue busses con-venti- on The man who prefers more style more quality more service from his clothes should look over the new summer Oxford Kuppenhei-me-r and Glencaster clothes exclusive- shown in Ogdeti ly at Hoggan's When the War Production Board says a tire is not a tire you can depend on the correctness of the staterelease 1170 ment WPB-L"Portable milking masays chines may be made with 'rubber tires less than 2'A D ' inches in cross section "The types of tires required for portable milking machines is not produced with facilities and is not con- sidered a tire" Remember " this is the WPB speaking— I not Gertrude Stein tire-maki- ng New York health expert says The only safe place to kiss a girl is on her photograph Picture the "kick" a would get out young fellow ' ' of that season's new Stetson hats are ready now at Hoggan's Get under a Stetson and be correctly hatted This - The OPA filed suit in a New York Court for triple dam- ages against a landlord whov raised his tenant's rent be- cause a baby was born 'Ray for the OPA We hope they ' win ' - that suit Commissioners in South Bend Indiana wanted to find out if there was any thing of value in an old safe they intended to dispose of A locksmith was called in V and found a three-cestamp His bill was $1500 so the taxpayers paid $1497 Who cares? Next election d o u b 1 e s s the same C Cs will be retained nt 1 in office For maximum wear and minimum price see the new summer styles in Weyen-ber- g shoes for men and youths— -- at Hoggan's easier several n states blue laws colonial old many still remain on the statute books One of them the "Common Scold' law applies only to women A In -- - Pittsburgh recently law ought to be said !'The judge changed to include men for they are fust as ornery as women ' y : An army officer spent 16 days adrift in a life raft in the South Pacific after his B- -! 7 was shot down Now about a year later he wrote his wife in Florida that he spent "quite a long time' on an island the total popu- lation of which was 35 worn-en and one chieftain Then he was rescued He said his stay ' course "bored" his wife him Of believed him " (Continued v -- a reference TiaHrmq'- From a Texas newspaper comes a report ihat a pair of twins "squalled" a greeting over the telephone to their daddy a soldier now in Hawaii The cost was $36 That's a preHy high price fpr crying cut loud are knitted to fit prefer Like all other nationally known lines of mens wear you'll always find Inferwovens at Hoggan's r 1 if eacJier Re ches (Continued from Pas that cHaSTtE? ta£2 r°m" their frightful misery November 1933 —'if t were' mad I would want war Is an island peace'—Germany nk1: m At his noon press conference ba - m(nce waH- R fitettmius Jr announceu cf of the world the- recommended Nearly ' every city of Germany rhair— cuimuiaaiu" cijivx Aui iiH vppn - reduced to rut)tI and its men and omcersmps wmr o e humbled been the greater Thf rei 9&rf wnS renderbe isthepostponed destruction and the f£iSS?Tffif corfSSS will cnasusemen wUl e done Belgium SoutAf- this postal to Henri Nejn the top men will be: iPaul T Belgian min ster 01 xorelgn r:?rWr: in the last Comer's You could bad' describes mv vnrienre T?l September 1939 — will nevsr capitulate Germany September 1939— wlll not and children I have alS WTen my air force to restrict itself to attacks on military objectives June 1934— The reich will last a thousand years 'i in the elementary school the 'worse' my experience in the rural school have taught in rural schools for $480 a year Eiehtv dollars of this I earned shovelina coal Eid you know that most of our Missouri teachers in the country earn nuunj from $5 to $10 of their monthly salaries shoveling in the coal and sweeping out the- dirt that is racked in? (The congressmen didn't know it) I figure that iri my time I have shoveled 50 tons of coal I kept no accurate ' (Continued from Pan One J at this conference wno was a aeiTi measurement but I feel I've swept ZZZi: if our not even realize that half egate at the Versailles peaceonout an equal amount of dirt torv messages to the rA ference and now prime minister of oyer when we finish in Europe to continue teaching American officers who iua I intend our led an ana " y the Union of South Airica " You wonder why Teaching is my forces to complete defeat of the miiiian profession elder statesman in the Bntisft and I like it Germans in Italy They deserve our rTTrenitv f natfnns Nnrwe i xo usni japan n 13 reauy noxnine "And what for the victory We have other pays profession mow to ceieoraie hdouu irom bigger dividends in satisfaction? praise gian Foreign Minister Trygve Me officers xo e proud of the sucxne that I have talked with Where else could a man of solid standing in the most cess rignx our the armies of you get DacK xnai irom ine raciut xney beautiful Scandanavian world and Carraci in world? the "Let apples Japan as well as Germany ola Parra Perez minister of for- - count on all of mo and a good "Most are made the meaning of these understand every you day or 1947 we are beiore share whose Venezuela oion affair for to feel are that on events you Unless top sitting they are lost in fanover there through appointment gives the of the world by the children's kind aticism and are determined upon woman A York New has judge icans one of tne important posts remarks Some handsome young suicide they must recognize the We now have the structure of taken a novel method of passing man age six may tell y eu that meaning of the increasinelv swifter on a "feud or The schoolboy UNCIO complete judgment complete he are the prettiest moving power now ready for the thinks you ganization looks like this: teacher in the world What more capitulation or tne destruction of on beat a Three monitor up boys Executive Committee could a woman ask of any pro- the so recently arrogant enemies of schools who one the in reported fession?" There is first of all the execu- - on a youngster attempting to of mankind" play Thank you Mrs Kerr I wish I Congratulatory messages were tive committee made up of the could write as well as you talk aaaressea xo uen maris w Clark foreign ministers of fourteen coun- TheV monitor was so tries with Edward R Stettinius mauled that he had to beseverely and uritisn D ieid Marshal Sir Har taken 'st i°nLf ilf r tojnto lazis Quit on Italian Front - ----- --- r"ieu r Latln-Ame- r- I vwr 1 iJ:V "l cureexmg: A J 1 ! to a hospital kA uxiuiu Doay nignesi Then there is the steering com-- 1 mittee consisting cf the chairmen of all 49 delegations presided over n 01 wue a fvnnl uumh ui-ui- Anna fa Ham m) i cciH tt decided to allow a jury of youths from the school ta sit v a swrmtr0 These hov - feurfs- nro — 1 — 6 6 sions that are binding upon all the onsl plenary sessions which are the gen- - gangre a ttSSt to IheTpelce o " Y i "1 fJ: "i wide areas of the city prob iiaiaiio nail uu ikuuuovcui nuu lems which concern the operation the Americans "a setback last gave of a conference there are commit December driving a spearhead tees on which the1 different dele into their by lines in Belgium has cations are represented ' The cre oeen dentials committee for instance He captured is said to have been in dis has just reported on the member ever since the Americans grave ship of the different delegations recoiling drove Jiim out at the establishing the people who can bulge and on over the Rhine speak for the different countries He was rated one of Germany's rienary sessions In the general or plenary sea- - most capable commanders until the sions we have also been hearing Americans robbed him of his mill speeches by the chairmen of the tary elory different delegations They have J American and British troops are sought to acquaint the body of the reported landing on the east coas conference with the attitudes of of Borneo the different countries toward the That action will mark the end Dumbarton Oaks proposals which of Japanese control of the Dutch are regarded as the fundamental East Indies rich in oil and rubber ideas around which the interna tional charterIs to be written Now i Gradually but Irresistibly the to prepare the ground and to bring East Indies are being torn from tne uum&arton uaks proposals in the grasp of the Japs 1!- fit il me raeas ana instruc ime wun tions that the different delegations At present Tokyo is unable to have brought from their home offer much support to the long countries four major working com I lines of Jananese eomTnimieatinns missions ana xi to extending from nave oeen createa iseiore tne ena the East Indies Japan proper or this weeic these commissions! What at one time seemed win begin to hold meetings source of strength to the Mikado mere were some cnanges maae forces has become a weakness in tne structure oi these commis sions One will deal with what are Jap ships no longer can safely known as the general provisions operate over the route to the East ana xne tmaer n Indies in fact her ships canno are one on tne preamDie purposes venture out of th hnrt nnrts and principles and another on without encountering the might of memoersflv ana general conaiwons xne allied navies including sub xuc bccuiiu: vuuuiiissiuii win deal i marines n witn tne prooiems or tner general Whatewr Tn Tnnri fr assembly the body in which -- all Borneo will be there to fctay with me iiawuns wiu nave memoersmp reinforcements the prey of the in Hi armies of America and ouuwjuuiuirera structure and vaamg that commission: tpn Great Britain by the procedure on political and security Dutch colonists supported and their native iuutuuns economic ana social co- - i following system or what is to be done with colonies and areas taken from the enemy At the present time there is extensive discussion going on about this topic and HI devote some time to this Question tomor row The third commission is on the security council for which Dumbarton Oaks proposed eleven nations —the five major ones and (Continued From Paga One) six to be elected by the assembly However £omj of the countries l j want the security council which E 1 "ciUI"1 Schleicher cabinets be w ZZ Lrl-JIill expanded to 14 nations WJ1UC1 fore Hitler came into power that commission there will be four Silent About Goebbeis one on structure Radio Hamburg voice of the new and procedure another on peaceful JLJoemtz government made no men settlement of disputes a third on of Ribbentrop's fate but it enforcement arrangements and a tion that neither he fourth on regional arrangements — was noteworthy Minister J oseph Propaganda what to do with treaties like the nor Goebbeis had been mentioned in Soviet-Franc- e and German broadcasts The fourth commis recent agreements Both allied and neutral sources sion will concern itself with ju- believed that Hitler's death— rea! xwo uiiai uigaiuzauon wim or fictional — and Doenitz's ascen one on the interna- sion to fuehrer would hasten vie tional court and a second one on in Europe tory general Ieeal problems Belief persisted In London that These four commissions will fcnw the important work of preparing uermany's final collapse or sur this week ine material lor tne different sec render would comeunurcnm Minister jrrime tions of the charter Thp wnrlr ferred with' his cabinet mostcono wiu begin in the Take the question of writing a pre- the night on the swift sequence amble for example It will be of events and was expected to thoroughly discussed in the sub- speak in commons today committee where discussion is not open to the public or the press When the has formaar - — e&i ulated its ideas they will be presented in the commission where the representatives of the nations Heady will discuss the committee findings and some recommendations for changes will be made if necessary When the commission is satisfied J -- I A ees sup-committ- Von Ribbentrop ireu By Docnitz nV"" ZrTX:r' sub-committ- ees I Pan-Americ- an es" sub-committ- ee You! BIEK CHANTS " ' LUNCH 12 to 2 p m — 50 and up New Menu Daily:- 6 to 9 p tvGQ£ Argentina which still is being discussed among the delegates and press but for the peace of the world through the years to come it will be most important for the work of the commissions will produce tho charter End upon that the foundations of peace will be built War Funds S I One) (Coaunued From SUPREME support to the war bond cam Stars and Stripes and urged ail person paign today nel of his command to make this drive one of their "most cutstand ing activities The campaign conducted by the army s &aiiy newspaper m the theatre and which is held in con junction with the seventh war loan started today and will extend It features a conthrough July 7donated automobiles test in which refrigerators ana other radios be awarded to authors prizes will writing on "my saving and post- ing cutting off the sea escape route from Rangoon British armored columns are about 35 miles north of Rangoon staging base for reconquestpotential of Singapore To the south of the seaway to Singapore the East Indies fleet including the French battleship Richelieu bombarded Car Nico-bisland and Port Elair in the Andaman group yesterday for the second consecutive day Utficiai silence cloaked progress of yesterday's invasion of Borneo Australians by 5000 tank-le- d Neither Australian nor Jan reports mentioned the presence of Ameri can troops In the assault at Linkas on Tarakan miniature island off the northeast coast of Borneo a storehouse of rubber and oil On the nearest maior Philippine islands the - TJ S 24th division rolled 11 miles tip a' Mindanao coastal highway to within six miles of the Jap Davao stronghold On northern Luzon the 25th di vision drove a salient through the enemy s Caraballo mountain de fenses endangering the flanks and rear of Japs guarding the Balete pass gateway to fertile Cagayan valley entnusiasuc his ar s war plan" The supreme commander's message which keynoted the cam- pa1?n: "10 vmiaii3 ui iii a European theatre: WALL I r A- - D - ITP MM DISCOUNT ON O ALL PATTERNS Also Large Selection of Gift Items (Continued from Paga One) ilLJW From Stockholm came a report that Hitler possibly had suffered a stroke some days ago as the result of injuries he received last July in the plot to assassinate him If the death report is true Hitler's end came just three days after the execution of his fallen Benito axis partner Mussolini at the hands of his own countrymen The Hitler was born at Braunau a village on the Inn river in Austria Yesterday — the day of his reported death — American tanks captured Braunau SPRING- cause of the campaign Even against allied shipping when his subs weren't doing very well the Germans never knew that for the nazl command com munique still told of one success XT after another for them nurA V or were supporting ' - In Last War U-bo- dead Doenitz remained a mystery "The seventh war loan campaign Nothing has is another challenge Therefore let whipped us yet us make this one of our most re sounding victories L (Distributed oy tne united Fress) Bo&iitz Insane t ATI! CDC VIV Pas One) mission for ship construction is for completing the $2242500000 present program — and approximately $600000000 for possible future construction reconversion of vessels and restoration of shipbuilding facilities The president recommended' a reduction of $12100000 in tte budget of the office of war information and the following other cuts: 1 War production board— a cut of $8894000 from the $4042000 I budget 2 Office of censorship—A reduction of $4800000 in its proposed $19150000 budget 3 Office of defense transportation —A cut of $3300000 from a proposed $11000000 budget 4 A reduction of $345000 in the $4345000 budget of the petroleum administration for war (Continued from at 0 O WALLPAPER PAINT CO L N 12534 Wash & Blyd-- d ! - i ! $54-1000- 00 1 h i Federal security of the education and training program for defense work5 I I agency-Elimin- ation ers was recommended permitting a proposed reduction of $43710400 from a $44845300 budget leaving a balance of $1134900 for liquidation of these programs In the office of education At the same time the president recommended an increase of in the federal security agency's proposed separate budget cf $416?6u000 for providing grants for old age assistance and for de$15-0000- C -- — "— " kC n I j I law Sunday May 13 Is mother's Very own day — the day on which you will want to show your appreciation for all she's done for you with a 'gift that will please her But more than the present "you give her she will cherish the thought behind it " 00 children "and the blind pendent 6- War manpower commission— The president recommended reduction of $1593000 in the proposed budget of $15598000 for general administration and reported aban donment of a few labor control devices-in some areas and a greater use of the U S employment service 7 The statement said the president already had recommended to congress that the proposed budget of the office of scientific research and development be reduced from $90700000 to $77500000 due to favorable progress of the war - UH Present Mother with a chic piece of jewelry on "Her Day" and you'll win her heart forever! 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DILL'S- Truman Slashes the matter will finally be presented In a plenary session for acceptance amendment or rejection This work will not be nearly as sensational as was the debate on DINNER -' m old Alexander U S Is Doubted By Charles F Kiley Stars and Stripes Staff sub-commit- tee o- Servo ' n - A Hitler's Death Paga One) HEADQUARTERS nazi — the banks of the Raneoon river Forward Command Post May 2 gang Gocring Goebbeis yesterday and amphibious assault (UP)-- General Eisenhower gave Himmler and Bormann— had fled troops followed early this mornwere 4 " - - Men who want socks that t i eist of international organization and begin creating tne cnarier win ganization!" is the sentiment wmcn revaiied m ban irancucoiuw -- The smartest and most com- fortable sportswear a man can own is labeled "Mc-- r GregoV" Hoggan's always show Complete assortments llaimeil Near Xn - er U" IliC ' rn are in flight to one cf the sea i mtre 10 xaxe ports of uermany passage in a submarine for Japan Tt rfnes not seem reasonable that (Continued from Pace One) 11 a jnine 'v the Wians were closing in ike my neighbor's son "He's 17 canital with promise of h Last junior in high school victory in Sight summer he worked thrr months more than $1000 Last me war against and earned in the meamime I worked nine months and im J4 year we earned less than Sinnn still some whether Hitler is dead or people wonder why youngsters ve see can't the need of an educa Germany is defeated beyond all tion That has doubt predatory nation 'JYou've heard the nld adage to the peaceful countries about nothing being so bad but Ike Upliolds Bond Urive apan invasion LONDON 2 Hitler apparent!? feltAP) no rTetd to reconcile word with deed Here are One) w - ViX Views Here's TrutI from P i By Arthur Caeth bwiStand lvia- ySAN FRANUlbCU work real the to Tot' eet rinwn ard-fcxamm- " suo-committe- County - 'sews'-S- 1 solidly on feet -- 1 a mw m mw The depth of ourpafriof'snrt can be shown !n njanyways that don't cost and in ways ' a penny One of these is to give our every support to the new President cf tha United States He has taken over an almost overwhelming job at one of the most crucial times in America's history " This is no time to exercise the "right of freo to speech" if it is intended build than tear down rather Truman up At least leiMr D Peace onferces Enter Stage 1 Tl i0 ni 111 ilCdl I urn Bob Hoggan's get i Hitler Talks re Recalled THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 2 1945 — — 4- - — s ' y on Convenient Terms o No Interest Fayette Are 3 I C - Carrying Charges or Other Extras Credit Prices the Same As Cash ' " 125 ' Washington Blvd In Ogden JSIain and Brcadwsy In Calt La!i3 |