Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER R 1945 6 multi - billion dollar in clearance program were basic we Mr Truman's confidence that need not fear the future He pro- -that federal and local governments join their funds in re- the blighted slum areas but that the "maximum use" be (suitable inducements to volunteer made of private capital He said that the fundamental- enlistments The long message was a com-tio- n legislaprinciple of new housing conof seven major requests bination "house should be that the for appropriations now qr later a struction and financing for citiand overwhelming majority of our en- -- score of legislativeof proppsals messages to several promises zens should be done by private come on other subjects The re ternrise" The president foresaw construc- quests for appropriations or retion of 10000000 to 15000000 new lease of impounded funds were homes in the next 10 years repre- topped by $1900000000 bought for the united nations relief and resenting a privateo investment of habilitation t administration Others $70000000000 $60000000000 and employment of millions of included: An increase of$10000000 for the workers They would be not only construction workers who build United States employemnt service apd fit homes but the additional in this fiscal ihyear the making ofe millions who make the furniture $500000000 impounded funds available to the comand equipment which homes must have modity credit corporation on a conof agritinuing basis for support To Speed Housing Boom cultural prices a three-yea- r highTo speed the housing boom the way program to cost the federal president pledged government fi- government $1500000000: $25000-00- 0 to continue construction on the to maintain moderate low through nancing terms for persons ofstim- Central America highway to the Canal Zone income He proposed federal grants of unspecified sums to state and local governments for public OGDEN works and unspecified grants where necessary to construct turn UPHOLSTERING CO pitals and health centers Blvd 2272 Wash at Formerly Other Messages Coming NEW LOCATION The president said he subse2315 KIESEL AVENUE quently would send to congress messages new covering a variety of our enlarged Announcing including: subjects quarters for all kinds of FurniPermanent extension expansion ture Work including rebuilding ana - t XI oi ine wnoie socomimprovement Set Room old Living your of cial which program security refurniture plete a is insurance unemployment only pairing cleaning very best faboverall national security covpart: rics ering a universal training program unification of the armed services DIAL 5864 FOR ESTIMATES land control of atomic energy and con-pose- vet-maki- lend-leas- fa-iliti- es inter-Americ- an m re-styli- A 1 ng Awatchmakers are needed to take a permanent position the Anderson Jewelry Company Working conditions and alary are ideal If you are going to be available soon please contact us Immediately for a personal Interview -l Witb ANDERSON JEWELRY CO 2449 Washington Boulevard m 10-ye- ar 10-ye- multi-billio- ar e lend-leas- $20-00- Senators Favor Hawaii Probe Splendid Opportunity for Qualified Watchmakers Several ng j i Ogden Utah You May Not Be Able to for CII2USTKAS Tmt you can send an Go JVews and Views Highlights of 18-2- of research for better and cheaper housing materials and methods d Mr Truman stood out for tinued induction of young men into the armed services to relieve erans who have done their part But he asked congress to provide n I Truman Talk Continued from Page One) housing-slumulatio- 1 - President Truman Charts Reconversion for Program - for- to make additional authority a I f eign loans to facilitate tne transi- I tion td peacetime world trade 4 Sat the burden of the message was legislation Mr Truman asked for repeal of the Johnson act which forbids private loans to govern(Continued from Pag One) ments which defaulted on World sane sam 5 priWar One debts He age group with maximum vate international loans were es-- 1 term of service fixed at two years Housing--Broa- d sential to world recovery and The legislative proposals includ- sive housing legislation comprehento help priflexible pered a repeat bid for vate build to 10000000 enterprise manent and unlimited authority to 15000000 new homes in the next abolish decade federal aid for slum clearreorganize consolidate and government agencies a program ance is determined to re- which congress Research — Creation of a single ttkt iri nart- - Ctr n a th n i n a and de- scientific research agency federal veiopment or government-Dacse- a a gen-m- to coordinate and control all fedcrop insurance along wiin research and promote support eral rural whole of the overhauling and finance private research program to ljnake living more atTax revision — Limited reductions tractive broad and comprehensive for calendar year 1946 later modrea repeat housing legislation of entire federal tax ernization quest for a single surplus property structure with further reductions to administrator early legislation Surplus property disposal — A establish a government-finance- d to replace scientific research agency regional single administrator three-ma- n present board resources of natural elopment Small business— Adequate proespecially the Columbia Arkansas and Missouri river valleys and the tection and—encouragement Veterans Clarification and libCentral Valley of California along TVA lines early consideration of eralization of provisions for hospital and medical care vocational a general public works program training loan guarantees and life including rivers harbors flood control and reclamation projects and insurance Public works and natural rethe construction of federal builda n of sources—A dollar ings: implementation program for regional development program for construction of 3000 new airports and improvement of of natural resources and construcaj program of construction tion of roads airports federal of 3000 new airports and improve- buildings and grants to states and ment of 3000 existing airports es- municipalities for public facilities Lend-leastablishment of an agency to inreconand post-wa- r wealth national and the struction! — Repeal of Johnston act ventory basic resources provision for sale economically-soun- d e setof government-owne- d ships to for- tlements appropriation of remaineign and domestic buyers provi$500000000 UNRRA commitsion for acquisition and mainten- ing ment of ance of stockpiles critical raw salaries — Repeal materials essential in time of emer- of Congressional house expense allowance imgency—such as rubber and tin 0 mediate increase in salary to a of for members all Reconvened year Congress Yesterday congress reThe Seventy-nint- h congress Sale of ships — Legislation to exconvened yesterday after a vacapedite disposal of large surplus tion interrupted by the emergencies of unexpected peace The sen- tonnage of merchant ships ate adjourned after 17 minutes in — Stockpiling of strategic material Permanent government stockrespect to the memory of the late piles of materials needed for naHiram W Johnson veteran Calitional in which the senator fornia Republican who died U S isdefense butdeficient naturally recess the The sat house during for a couple of hours during which bills showered into its- - hopper But congress was not ready for the hard business of legislation and will not be until next week Noisiest was the Republican clamor in both houses for an investigation of Pearl Harbor to which Democratic leaders now appear somewhat reconciled in time of peace There was bitter administration opposi(Continued from Page One) tion before Japan and Germany manded such a probe and House folded There are several factors in the Speaker Rayburn indicated he rapid development of Pearl Harbor thought it inevitable There is investigation demands Asserting that what is needed is the spectacular possibility that the "a thorough impartial and fearlate President Roosevelt may have less inquiry" Barkley said: had information regarding impend"This inquiry should be of such ing trouble which was not made dignity and authenticity as to conavailable to commanders in the vince the congress the country and field Senate Republicans as a the world that no effort has been group endorsed the investigation made to shield any person who demands may have been directly or indirectly responsible for the disaster or to condemn unfairly or uniust-l- y any person who was in authority military or naval or civilian" I I (Continued From Pag tM'irthnp Tnlr " On name of Duke Mr Hampton hadBulletin Fred Johnson referred to quite a time making friends with the bride as the glamor girl who this dog but after several visits writes about the movie stars for io uu resilience uUKe met Mr King Features Syndicate and the Hampton at the relay box at Twenty-ei- fan magazines ghth and Lincoln and for sevDescribing the wedding trous- -' eral days accompanied him for just seau jonnsuu one block then later on added more blocks until about three blonde and In any outfit the look months later he made the complete beauteous would good to May route with the carrier wasn t wrong this scribe who still his idea that this was indeed a "Mr Hampton cited a peculiar in movie ceieDruy instance in relation to this dog thousands nf eu isi rofivfd OUC stating that to the best of his proposalsilO her marbefore letter by knowledge Duke had never made FranSan Leon Alfred to a visit to the postoffice but after riage from service baritone radio completing his route one evening cisco's men who had made her a reigning the dog left him at the accustomed pin-uThis was after her p place and evidently hurried on story ingirla national magazine 'I ahead and went right into the to Get Married' had appeared and directly to his case and Want Yank Stars and Stripes in the waited for Mr Hampton to return much to the surprise of the carrier "Movie fan stories of this sort few years she'd begun writing aUtah "Mr Hampton has observed out home her Ogden of his own curiosity that on holi- ago for as a student in absent while e paper days the dog comes to the at eleven a m and waits a Hollywood high school for him but failing to meet him "This in brief was the May 'given he makes the rounds alone obJoe E at Falcon Lair away' viously trying to find the carrier Brown assisted by wife by Katherine on his route and not finding him of a carload of San he goes to the relay box at Twenty-ei- ih the rushing the nuptials flowers Francisco and Lincoln and stays attended officially for Los by Angeles' until four p m then goes home Mayor Bowron and an emissary of Warren Cobina Wright "Mr Hampton states that the Governor of honor and Bona matron was Sr dog has been a good and faithful Vallee sang and Rudy Massey for the past five years companion I i sweetly" and is now about nine years old ' We must keep our eyes on Vladi vostok and all that region now that Russia has regained control of the rail lines leading through much of Manchuria to the Soviet Union's double - tracked n railway that extends 5000 miles to the west Our west coast is expected to (Continued from Page One) develop a great export and import j trade which in the summer months will move through Vladivostok and forecast no dates In summary it m the winter be centered in Port showed: Arthur at the southern tip of Basic metals —Early release from Manchuria ceilings Vladivostok is today the trading Luxury products — Some ceilings removed others coming point of a population estimated at already off a million nearly inhabitants and Foods — "Will be decontrolled will become a great city because its resources in agriculture forests commodity by commodity as soon situation permits" fishing and mining are vast and as the supply will call for manufacturing to be Clothing — The program to resupplied by ships moving from our duce prices will be pressed vigwest coast across the Pacific orously Building materials — No early reThe May Mann wedding was moval of ceilings seen written up in the coast papers as Consumer goods including autos "Hollywood's biggest wedding in a washers and refrigerators— "likely to remain under price control for decade' A special writer for the Call- - 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LLvL Marriage licenses had been issued today at the Weber county clerk's office to the following four couples: Jess Caldwell 19 and Lila Montgomery 17 both of Ogden Howard A Davis 30 and Dorothy M Pope 19 both of Ogden Ivan Cuddeford 51 Ogden and Luella H Carlson 61 Jefferson Wis Stanley N Olsen 20 and Vada Johnston J9 both of Ogden Lorna Surrage Elsie Jerina £reawhw "Bwew as as aa Most Rationing To End in 1945 Clerk Issues Four Marriage Licenses P00fS er Eight Cardinals Will Be Named tentatively for December The other probably will be held next March or June Archbishop Francis J Spellman of New York appeared certain to be named to the sacred college As long as two months ago he also was regarded as Pope Pius choice for Vatican secretary of state Other likely candidates for the red hats of the sacred college were: Archbishops Richard J Cushing of Boston Samuel A Stritch of Chicago Edward A Mooney of Detroit John T McNicholas of Cincinnati Michael J Curley of M timore and John J Mitty of San Francisco Archbishop John J Glennon of St Louis also may be named a cardinal but his chances were regarded as poorer because of nis advanced age — 83 The forecast of probable appointments while unofficial nevertheless was based on the almost inexorable operation of the Catholic church machinery in filling vacancies in the sacred college 6x8 mH SIS mid-Octob- Home f - j '!" 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