Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING JULY 5A R 15 195 Plant Geneva of Leasing In Six Weeks Predicted t think we should and will those in the steel busi irasp allwant to operate Geneva ness who as a permanent project in the bidding for the lease We have had a struggle in a group that Washington with wants to keep out larger concerns the plant but from taking over that has been overcome The Reconstruction Finance corporation will determine what is to be manufactured at Geneva and approxiplan Robinson in an interview short - mately $40000000 will be put into reconversion" ly after he arrived from Washing- the plant forsaid Colonel Edward Robinson ton asserted this would be done the H Heller of the war surplus propdespite "certain interests" hein said federal government which erty board made a "wrong" move feel they have the ability best to! in suggesting at San Francisco charter the nation s economic this week that private interests operate Geneva course purchase and "We do not have to have Colonel "These certain interests I refer to" he said "would like to char-of Heller of the boardtowhich was set ter the postwar economic path up by congress try organize to buy the Geneva steel the United States rather than have the program worked out as in the plant" he said "A move like that should be spontaneous and those private enterprise !ast itswith over such a big project say and on a bidding and who take the industry from A know should basis contracting "Bids from the small as well as to Z" Robinson predicted postwar opthe large steel manufacturers will be carefully considered and when eration of Geneva would attract the Geneva steel plant is leased it manufacturing industries to Utah will have to be continued in oper- "We Will have a development here few people dream about" he said ation en- - SALT LAKE CITY July 14 (AP) Representative J Will Robinson Utah Democrat predicted Saturday that the 200 million dollar Geneva steel plant near Provo would be leased within six weeks to the group best suited to operate itmil-in peace time He said about 40 lion dollars more will be put into under a reconversion the plant " cou-pani- es Results from Jt Slip5 "I ?ram' satttake There's a 30-3- 0 CITY July 14 (AP) Teacher Dearth It's OK three-year-ol- for an association convention next conferfall and suggested one-da- y ences or clinics in each district instead President Howard Andrews of Emmett urged association support of the educational survey commission created by the last legislature and oi enorts of the state department of education to "revise curricula for a modern school program" Attending the Boise session in addition to! Andrews were Mrs Howard JI Maughan of Preston Congress of president of the Idaho State School Parents and Teachers Superintemjlent G C Sullivan Assistant Superintendent J C Eddy: Jim V Fowler of Priest River L L Carlson of Lewiston: George H Fields of Boise: George M Likeness of Buhl and Alma E Teuscner oi Rexburg ZLV' — 2S' Slight Error IVoJo caliber rifle bullet in his head but Leon Ray Williams like any plays and laughs just d boy other A year ago Saturday his father BOISE July 14 (AP)— The executive committee of the Idaho Edu- Leonard Williams fired a rifle at cation association declared Satur- a rat in the kitchen of their home day that some 35 per cent of Idaho's The bullet drilled through two school children will be taught by untrained and incompetent teachers walls glanced off the floor and next year pierced the boy's head chilcent of 25 the per Nearly Physicians fearing to make any dren received their instruction effort to remove the slug cleared from such sources this year the out portions of theforbrain educational group asserted at a and damaged relittle hope Leon gave meeting here today the effect of covery Members declared But continuous massaging of his incompetent instruction on the chilarm and leg by his parents right disastrous" be dren 'may has the handsome little boy given lack Low teacher salaries and the almost complete use of hisa limbs of a teacher social security prohe walks with slight although were the listed Idaho by gram in committee as among reasons for limp the shortage of adequate teaching personnel in the state The committee canceiiea pians Survivors Reach Home 'Shangri-La- 9 bh Idaho Fears Dire BUSHNELL GENERAL (HOSPITAL Brigham City July 14— A soluier recently returned from Okinawa strolled along the corridor here gazing upon a series of photos One of warfare in the Pacific caused him particular photograph to stop and study it It was a picture oi a Japanese soldier A captain beneath it read "Soldier of the Emperor" smiled The wounded veteran said to his buddy "This guy looks familiar" ajnd with a pencil altered of the caption! to" read i— "Ex-Soldi- Ends in Idaho i Idaho July 14 (AP) — First rays of the morning sun signalled the end today of the rigorous sun dance for braves of the Shoshone and Bannock tribes in progress three days at Buffalo lodge 9 miles north of Pocatello Chief Elk the Led by the rising wparv danrprs sun with long upsweeping motions of their arms At conclusion of the rites they rested in preparation for a barbecue ana watermelon ic&i later in the day trftd -- FROSTED at tne 2168 ' Ogdenite's Sister Dies SALT LAKE CITY July 14 (AP) — Mrs Charles B Swan wife of the district superintendent of the Utah Power and Light company died last night from complications following a major operation She was 63 Survivors includes Mrs Margaret Elskeley of Ogden and Mrs Rose Stewart of Logan sisters ROSS TAILOR SHOP Will Be Closed From July 21st to 30th FOODS 2418 Kiesel Ave CHECKERBOARD GROCER 14 (UP) tonight —Radio Tokyo admitted with a that the inland city of Kofu more than of prewar population 82000 persons has been "smashed to smithereens" my American Superfortress bombs Kofu Tokyo said is to be rebuilt as an "agrarian city" of fields and paddies by next September PRESTON er i- V?JrZ Indian Sun Dance V Washington Bito aaaiiBMBtBBaMBatBaBMaHM i —— 1 i m m 1 I I If WITH NEW BEAUTY IN YOUR HOME the fresh beauty of the season with something new for your home! Boyles is ready with choice selections of fine furnishings and ideas galore to help you perk up drowsy rooms! § Ttf atch Western Republicans Will Meet in S L SALT LAKE CITY July 14 (AP) —Republican party chairmen and vice chairmen from ll western statos will meet here next Satur day in the second of a series of to designed regional meetings stimulate party organization Herbert Brownell Jr national Renubliran chairman will attend Business sessions are planned and afternoon with a winmorning ner meeting in the evening Con ferences with individuals will keep Brownell here until Sunday evening States to be represented are Utah Idaho Washington Oregon California Arizona New Mexico Colorado Nevada Wyoming and tm jr Montana :- 4— Sugar Shortage Causes Abundance of Currants 4 Friday 13th? Lucky Day SALT LAKE CITY July 14 (UP) A shortage of canning sugar is BUSHNELL GENERAL HOSPITAL Brigham City July 14— Friresponsible for an of currants which are selling at day the thirteenth may have been double last year?s prijce according a day of terror for many a superstitious citizen but for First Lieuto produce dealers tenants Henry R Koslowski and Neil A Felber assigned here it was a day of joyous thanksgiving War department letters arrived for each of the officers yesterday announcing their promotion to capover-abundan- ce Just Received! Large Shipment GOLDFISH — BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Father Flanagan GOOD OLD U S A Just 12 days after their rescue from New Guinea's hidden valley of "Shangri-La- " (left to right) Sgt Kenneth Decker Kelso Wash WAC Cpl Margaret Hastings Oswego N V and Lieut John S McCollom Trenton Mo drink ice cream sodas and milk at Hamilton field near San Francisco on their arrival July 9 en route to Washington D C (AP Wirephoto) —- 111 Lands 'Whopper' ST MARIES Idaho July 14 (AP) — Father Flanagan of Boys Town Neb who at first was reported having little luck on his first fishing trip had added his to the camp own contributions meals up in the Bitterroot moun- 83 years of Dependability your serving the public guarantee of satisfaction Nationally known merchandise assures quality at low cost tains Wood of Coeur Dr John T d'Alene a member of the fishing party advised friends today Father the Flanagan had "landedin one ofbeau the largest trout caught tiful Simmons lake The Boys Towiv founder also is able to display a variety of other fish ranging from large to small Father Flanagan is due to arrive in St Maries today and will make a public address here tonight The fishing party spent several days at Red Ives along the upper waters of the St Joe river I Modem 4-P- - Aquariums Moss Fish Shells Aquarium Cement Acreage taincies conis Captain Felber hospital trol officer and assistant executive Gains 65 Per Cent SALT LAKE CITY July 14 OJP) Captain Koslowski is medical supofficer mountain states have lost The ply farms but have gained over h in farmlands since 1940 in their 107 counties so far tabulated in the 1945 census of agriculture the bureau of the census anof commerce department nounced Saturday Would-B- e Utah alone showed an increase in number of farms gaining by SALT LAKE CITY July 14 (AP) 122 per cent in its 15 counties tab— Prison Warden John E Harris ulated out of a total of 29 in the identified today as Clarence Smatn-er- s state Utah's farm acreage in23 the third of a trio of priscreased 65 per cent and its average oners who attempted to scale the size of farms increased 471 per prison walls last night cent The other two identified earlier were Richard Young 23 and Bill Cook 21 Smathers was serving one Shortage 'Temporary to 20 years for robbery Young was LAKE CITY July 14 (AP) serving five years to life for rob- — SALT P Lloyd secretary and Sherman two 20 Cook and to years business manager bery of the Utah Refor attempted robbery association Grocers termed tail Harris said the three were ata of today shortage "temporary" tempting to scale the walls with a soap powders in Utah grocery was from out shot which ladder said most stores in the under the men by shotguns fired stores He region had instituted a voluntary from guards system of rationing restricting soap purchases to one package per customer (Set Similar to Illustration) 23 SUITE (Full Size Bed) MAKE TAYLOR'S YOUR Headquarters for Pet Supplies of every type TAYLOR'S Pet & Seed Shop 2316 Washington Blvd Phone 4002 LEAKY BASEMENT ? 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