Show THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 31 194S 110 Triumphant In First Test New Stoppages T ri i - : i fI f i - : fact-findi- ui-"""- - dele--:gaS- 4 denounced in public session by exDominican republic for as the well as ample could take it con- 50Xe "'V wKt Americanreaction public renresen- 1'gressionar and rrtrnni1 Native if he had allowed a small :"-ritior wrongly— to v the' United States as : Iran did the Soviet Union? """"rr 1 - " ""t JiS'mSr'Sl' as-wi- ll Actress Bakes - -- Cake for -- FM Memory of Italy ' - (Continued From Page One) last lap of the jour tho little lumber town where Donald fought and won his own battle with infantile paralysis and from which he came as a sym-- j bol of hope for the National Foun1946 art th dation for Infantile Paralysis' und campaign er Comes FromJMaho Mrs Grunig who is Donald's to Ogden grandmother came to her make a ago about year another daughter Mrs with Jhome -DR Doxey She came here from Montpelier Idaho She is the widow of the late Edward Grunig - The grandmother is isa small woman who haired nearly Los Angeles gray 73 She beams when the slightest mention of her famous grandson — but she doesn't have much to say Mrs Doxey has kept a scrapbook of clippings about the "poster boy" and it is one of Mrs Grunig's most prized possessions Mrs Grunig recalled today that ma-tern- al i Plane Donald was stricken with inf an- -' tile paralysis on December 8 1943 He was taken to Shrine hospital : in Portland He has a sister Chryle two years old and a brother Den--- nis 14 months They are in per- feet healthr but polio has hit twice in Mrs Grunig's clan Currently- recovering from the - malady is Donald's also of Ogden She is Joyce Anderson of 432 River Drive - J i EMPORIUM BOOK SHOP l ! ! - - 1- 21 on Yoor Owi Signature— Loans Also Made on Furniture or Car Simple Monthly Repayment Plan Loans to Purchase Listed iArticlet Are Limited to 12 Months Loans for All Emergencies and Every Worthy Purpose PHONE ' K V " j 23 For Immediate Serrice Loans Usually Made Same Day VOU APPLY Stale Finance Co - t A Friendly Loan Serrico Boom 523 Eccles Bulldlnc 24th and Washington Phone 29 O DRING THIS AD : i The Following Specials GOOD UNTIL APRIL 1 !on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday! 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The resolutions fixed the size and nnlitiVal maVpnn' rf th :Ta- tinnal asspmhlv which will ratify the new constitution provided for reaucuon ana irierKei ui uiv re- tionalist and communist-armie- s nrenni7atinn nf the eovernment Bet- Up and outlined a program of na- f uonai reconstructions Tne military resolution called if or reduction of the nationalist armies to 90 divisions and the communist forces to 20 divisions both to merge and reorganize: along western lines under supervision of a joint committee with U S ambassador Gen George Ci Marshall as r special adviser " t ! j Go Phone 6286 TiATCF CITY Jan 31 (AP) orchards are being threat ened by an increasing number of virus diseases of stone fruits a Utah State Agricultural college faculty member told Utah agricultural inspectors Tir R T f Rirhards dean of the graduate school at Logan said four new virus diseases have heen dis- rnvr erf in Utah in the Dast Vear He said no( treatment for diseased trpes is known although research is unaerway in an effort to find virus- resistant stocK TTtah ' i Appointment 2615 Qulncy Stone Fruits Comes to End PHT1NGKING ) Disease Threatens Aboard Chinese Strife iwiiiiHiffitfinifWiJnMniniiiintniiiintHHiiR!!!!!!!!!! 1 I Salt Lake Seeking y Air Base Homes R ATr Casuals from California! i: Ju v TAKE CITY Jan 31 f AP) This city's application to acquire J 150 surplus nousmg units at tne been has base air Salt Lake army tiled with the federal public nous- iritf nrlmSikletratinn Approval! was given by the Salt Lake city commission after a request by Mayor Earl J Gladea William 11 smith Utah ijnj rHrnrtnt- - said if the amplication is approved by his agency a contract will be drawn up between the two parlies 4 i j f r- v c it OPA Hopes FUU Length and Shorties Landlords Are 'Humane' O i 13 — - If ' v J i j BED roX ii - Ml in One ColoSSal GroT ''- i - v f'Ci-t-J' PILLS AT 71 'iy i Famous Cereal Brings Constipation Relief I $149 i Do voti suffer from constipation? Then be sure to read this sincere platforms! - 595 1 ' TOSSES OUT ALL LEATHER ©LEATHER PLATFORMS - tf AB1AIJ situation" A swirl of peppy young styling designed for easy walking open toes sling Instep strap filled in arch heel You can't help loving these v St f- J administration expressed price tnai utan landlords today hope will be "humane" in providing ade quate heat lor apartments "If a landlord persistently violates the regulation which requires him to supply the same services tp iirt n? tneaii as on me mar mum rent date the OPA will take action of course" said Rent At-- I Richard D Ruckenbrod tornpy "T3m1 tenants should take thet the landlord first ann rvrialntsito — cnance a to rectny the him give 'V l "i Coats " ' i I V - ATT'TAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) A' spokesman for the office of © Borrow $25 io $300 -- 4 TO REPAY ng t young" RADIO REPAIR 5c to 50c t : (Continued From Page One) f 1 ' Lost in Wyoming " - i 'a 18 MONTHS : s : J ! (Continued From Page One) LOAII PAYMEtlTS REDUCED ir A ' "' Parran Surgeon General Thomas told congress today " we must taxe nr acrerTexsci upIv th taSK Or im proving the people's health" The chief of the u s puoiic neaitn service said! in his annual report that while the nation's health did not lose ground during the war 'nptthpr have we oroeressea "Such nassive maintenance of not present health standards is recenough" Pajrran declared He ommended: t 1 Enlargement of all existing health services public 9 Trainlni? nf more health Der- sonnel to build up an "army of health" 3 Tmmpriiatp increase of health facilities such as general hospitals and health centers 4 Increased research In medical and scientific fields He also utged that a larger share of the cost of basic services be borne by state and local health j 71'iT - h ng him I would come down to the wife presented her house to take down the shutters bana wuntne lir&i wis ever baked oh his 25th Dirtnaay and he would be sitting there today : a He always got up to gririrrmg The cake Miss lempie saia w devil's food with chocolate icing shake my hand £ne and "writing on the top "And I always figured1 that he where school at it cdoking baked was another man i that must be Ka Viae Haimi attending daily classes for the past two weeks q doing a lot of good in the world I used to tell my wife They're 'I'm past the burnt toast stage in tact vnnnf snrl thpv'll still be here aft she confided proudly I'm almost a graduate' er we're gone And they're doing She said she was hoping for a good so that's important" passing grade! from her husband Van Curan shrugged "Then all of a sudden Mr Franklin died sergeant jacKi vgai uu m day dinner tonight down south And then1 the other discharged day I went home and my wife Agar was honorably from the army at Fort Douglas told me that she had just heard Utah Tuesday and arrived in Hol- on the radio that Harry Hopkins lywood that night had died" agencies He told Interviewers he was not Van Curan leaned against his career and interested in a movie box-lik- e hut "It didn't seem right said he might go back to school to me" he said "They worked at University jof Southern Califor- a lot harder than I do and they nia or University of California at died so ex-spldi- Be Featured - - W A RTTTNTlTfTM Jan 31 CAP) — Remains Vivid wrriTTvwnon Jnn 31 (UP) — Shirley Temple actress and househus- - ifirand March To -- s Aid Advocated -- -- But his ears until he collapsed writhed in body his big although constrictions his against agonized rope bonds he never told his secrets which developed on Rope burns anamc so bad the JaDs were about to amputate it when was oraerea his execution never were able to j"rua Tan activities against Ben- prove spy y- neu saiu xja v wuucm wuiscrs irom had learnea pnine into the orisav— — a Ull 1WU rnrts on that he had smuggled money m to British internees workers had Chinese The from brought out promissory ionotes oenneu prominent internees 14V nAULn who casnea xiie Swiss and Indian traaers ana sent so the pris money back into C3mp oners could DUy exvra rauons "They probably wouldn't have executed Chester for this alone" said Da Silva "except for the arrival in September of Jap 'thought '' Public Hcaltli Agar (right) husband of Sergeanti!bJohn hAnnrahli! discharge from the LlarYrtFoVt Dowlas Utah (AP Wlrcpbt) DOUGLAS Al i be re umw UUS wnrmw the when v : j !ii nr rharees that the have created a threat to British t rtp r tmoDs m Greece t :£nd Indonesia Foreign Secretary Britain who Ernest Bevin of case yesterday helped the Iranian xomonuw will defend Britain - Jnr X A 18-ce- nt ship-buildi- 3 I - s Sn " er were from Fprd plants Negotiations to Resume James F Dewey special federal mediator in i the General Motorsdispute planned to meet separateials before the principals renewed thPir "arm thi table" negotia tions He said he did not know which of thetwo major issues now was the larger stumbling block in the path of settlement wages or maintenance of membership Meanwhile in Washington a showdown appeared near on a bill aimed to" curb industrial strife A test vote on a broad strike control measure replacing President Tru man s formula was iu be called in the house on whether the measure would be brought up for consideration In Washington the working committee of the national shipbuilding wage conference planned another meeting as government and union leaders urged an hourly increase for the country's 450000 workers The country's labor disputes made idle approximately 1380000 workers pd a Small neighboring One) rnntinued rroro Pa ately put the harshest kind "of pen fluid alties while with bodv into effect his uuakkv breath for "Chester never had a chance afthe fought a ooara across er they came He was onet of the Then they put two grandest fellows ever He never his stomach anda teeter-tott-husky Jap on got a cent for his work and he guards planted and blood xut gave his life for it" it forcing water his eyes and mouth his nose his uitri tCoatinued From Page One) O steelworkers about 20000 c7l another the UNO would be only The patleague debating society tern and precedent set if continrevolutionary ued gives hope of aMP10style change in oldand drew observers Delegates two major conclusions: 1 The Iranian case has set up a valuable series (of procedural deveiopm precedents for and publicly airing door diplomacy disputes rouncll session Union can Soviet the that proved "take it' m puui cVontirs tnai £5--tLng Tears in the KUSSians are 7" op first the UNO and would take to aDanaon portunity y before public 17' S 'Take IF? ru!d I official close to U S Bked the rhetorical que--- Yank Tortured 'Keeps Faith' j Shirley Temple's Husband Released Slow Industry One) (Continued from Pag The Show Goes On letttr unsoncii-e- "Evtt since I waa a yomg man I liavs taken many kinds of medicine and pills with no lasting relief Three wek of has put me on KELLOGG '3 with more pep and bet-treu!ar achedule Almost feeling In general Thos A71 years of Molineux age and Eoing etrontr 410 Church Laset Xeadon Ta ALL-BRA- N -- er You ijiiy never have to take another harsh laxative lor constipa- tion due to lack of bulk in your diet if you eat a dish of KELLOGG'S every day and drink water of Try this for 10 plenty not completely are days If Ilyou satisfied send empty carton to Kellogg- Company Battle Creek Mich You'll get double your money back! 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