Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 31 1948 4 U S Wool- Growers Elect eciuest Tariff Review - jj f ' l that rw iii-- e i ejr XTand flood cSnlicl devel-Unite- d SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 AP States vwooltVisir be carried on under the rallpn Vriamation and the cizeai iouay i vviidi Dureau Tl 'subtle undermining of our tarni trade army engineers corps the assopolicy" toy the- reciprocal In other resolutions that tne increases agreements and urged in recommended ciation duties decreases— —rather than for lambs and wool formula carity on imported wool 'more equitsome on at the 1P0SM4 base In a resolution adopted National able5 the than period concluding session of the 8lst an- now used urged epca of the Wool Growers association act under which nathe sheepmen antiquities nual convention monument may be created tional called" attention to a wmcn bv executive decree recommended the trad agreement act m that former owners be ven preftaken they said authorized tarut f erence in the resale offorlands swar can tariff' government the CrAdSdfuonal protection said bv and more rapid urged be granted the resolution neces- - -- equitable" release of surplus war its proves evidence "where estab- tutfppstpn con- lishment of an indepenccnt court The wool men ended their O of appeals to consider issues growvention yesterday recWlg controver as pres Colo ing from forest service' N Winder of Craig sies All other officers were immei nsfcpn mi of Reed A and John wuui lne of a to congress diate determination bycontrols Wyo was elected and of price future the vice presidents' list the succeeding the late Mac Hoke of subsidies onsheep and iambs due law to expire next under present Pendleton Ore ' the recognized 30 association June The control during naThe: association urged removal that tional emergencies but asked all restrictions on marketings of "ineauities' be corrected speedily but demanaea xnat The erouD expressed opposition ml ic main tained that ceilings be to compensate to agencies such as the proposed val- - boosted sufficient Columbia and Missouri river for loss of subsidies if the latter "KtJSSS --- yyyy- Typewriter Theft T A' -- Yohe 37 Sunnyside Utah is being held in the county jail at Evanston V and Leonard Virgil McRae 24 Helper' Utah is being held in Salt Lake City in connection with the r heft of 15 typewriters an electric clock and 25 pounds of sugar from Evanston high school on Jan 18 A complete statement oh Tthe theft I was given peace officers in Salt ) s V1 Vs Lake City by McRae :4 Some of the typewriters and the clock were located buried in an army blanket on top or a hill about '4' vlVsix miles from Price! and other X typewriters were discovered about the same distance from Price in a reservoir under two feet of water The stolen goods were recovered by Sheriff Joe Dudler Price after the statement had been made by Mcuae who made a showing locations Accordine map to the state ment given by McRae the two men came to Evanston night of the 18th from Price and entered the high school taking the property but were frightened away leaving other typewriters electric irons stacked by the window through which entrance to the school was made Yohe was arrested by Price authorities at the request of Sheriff Frank L Narramore Evanston who found evidence at the scene of the crime during investigation which led him to believe Yohe was implicated McRae was later arrested by authorities at Price Yohe was returned from Price Sheriff Narramore and county by n Japanese-Americawar hero GarYim Y Tazoi WAR HERO Attorney R Dwight Prosecuting land (above) receives the distinguished service cross from LieutenWallace ant Colonel Ben B Blair at ceremonies conducted at Bear River high : "V- f i p:c are eliminated Administration- ! - Sliifts Offices EXPERT Guaranteed BROWNING CHEVROLET CO - -- j school Part of the installation will continue to serve as a sub depot for 4 Via Crtror nlant i 41' ' Included in the portion taken over by the VA is the arsenal dispensary which will be used as an nospitai out-patie- ' WYomiiifi' Coal Gets Hero Medal nt ROCK SPRINGS' Wyo Jan 31 Fourteen trains of coal totaling 40000 tons are V to go from Wyoming's hills to China shipped by the Rock Springs Fuel Co on order FRESH DRESSED from the United States govern-menit was learned here from the officials of the company Already 165 carloads of the more than 700 carloads needed have been loaded out and sent to Long Beach Cal for loading on ship board The Rock Springs Fuel Co a mine at Superior Wyo 24 miles northeast of here: and is one of the principal commercial producers of coal in this district Expressed here is the supposition that coal is intended for the Chinese nationalist government under arrangements with the United States t ?f COLORED ROASTERS opj-erat- O COLORED STEWING HENS O FRYERS " Pai'owan Wins Fight Oil Liquor 'Deal' Garland Warrior China Will Use Cj' 2626 Wash Blvd Phone 5781 I Box Elder County Tazoi young Jap war hero of Gar land today was Wearing the dis tinguished service cross for exGARLAND Jan anese-Americ- 31 —Jim Y an ceptional bravery against the Germans near Fiffontaine France Presentation oil the award was made at Bear River high school a a special assembly this week by Lieut Col Ben B Blair commandant of Utah State Agricultural college ROTC who represented Major Gen William Shedd com manding general Ninth service command Tazoi was a member of the 42nd combat team and is a former stuf dent of Bear River high As guards of honor during the ceremony the hero had former classmates Marine Capts Melvin Manning and Harold Capner Navyi Aviation Cadet Glen Manning and a member of the army air corps Roy Davis Also present were Mayor J J White Garland and a number of Legion naires Tazoi is a son of Mr and Mrs Jim Tazoi Garland 1 i i SMITH-BRI©©- Idaho Farmer Killed 5 POULTRY" 247 24th Jan (AP)—W L Trost Rexburg farmer was crushed to death late Wednesday morning on his farm one mile southwest of here He was found by his wife pinned between a sleigh racic iand the wall of a hog pen said Sheriff Harold Matsort who investigated It is believed that he was crushed as the team bolted while he was hitching the horses to the sleigh REXBURG 31 i Dial 8801 Street Funds Raised for r' New 11 '-'T f Hospital Jan FILLMORE 31 CAP) —Con- tributions totaling $19800 were collected from east Millard county citizens during the first two days of a campaign to raise $30000 for the erection of a $30000 Latter-da- y Saints (Mormon) church hospital in Fillmore Mayor D L Melville chairman said today One community Holden subscribed its entire $2800 quota in a single day Mayor Wells Kenney reported central-committe- e -- ' ne jFfcends SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 CAP) Gov Herbert B Maw plans to to gel veterans carry his onfight 121 surplus- - housing priorities units at Dragerton to the presi- v In a telegram to Leo Nielson assistant secretary of the Reconstruction Finance corporation Maw urged postponement of the sale be yond tne JeeD 7 dale ser saying: "I urge reconsideration of our request that veterans ol Carbon county be given (purchase priority and that the sale date be delayed until veterans carvfurmsn information requested or until the Utah congressional delegation and myself can confer with the ' president in case we are unable to 'make satisfactory arrangements with the j Theatre Owners —7 1 9" 1 nironnni vV v ) V A V Jlminimi FLAYOZ -- j -- Grocers carce Maierials a Kinv rnn ViiWMnv to I Imported Permanent Finish CELANESE Prints RAYON Print ORGANDY Domestic DOTTED SVISS LACE Imported ' Policy cane being the other community The Parowan delegation consisted of Hugh L Adams chairman of the Iron county commission Mayor Ray Lyman and Jess Guy-mo- n They told the commission that even if certain obnoxious conditions were remedied that they and other petition signers wanted the agency closed SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) —Prosecution of minor and Inno cent mistakes" by the OPA is op posed by the many retail grocers of the United States Sherman P Lloyd secretary of the Utah Re tail Grocer's association said to' day Last night Lloyd met with Provo grocers and the preceding day with those of Ogden He plans other meetings at Logan Brigham City Ceiling Prices Fixed SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) Price and Payson —Hugh L: Thomas price specialist for the office of price adminis Snowville Road Funds tration said today specific dollar SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) and cent ceiling prices have been funds established covering installation of —Allotments of class C road state Utah the announced today by insulation roofing and siding in to include commission $947 road inwas move He said the Utah Snowville tended to help stabilize building and repair construction costs ' ' ' II 'I" ll 335 28th Street " "ill' allWlfwwrKm ' ' WW WORTS LTD lORIA C6M M4 OOODERHAM k WORTS LTO KORIA IUU cowboyTall Fj THE ASSEMBLY THEY WOV THER CASE " ' f s' ' SEE-SA- W - CHUR-N- WD AOCXSAf-tf£tf- T LEFTM S OSED MEG'S ' r 7 Ad - self-discipli-ne Since FSri Jll A " f Nevada J if iOrrs— Earner to let ns grand-tastin- g and more friends every day Try it today the name is MAEZ CF v whiskey whose smooth delicious quality is winning more it i BULT It's a i - A- CHLDGEA WOZK fiMD PLfi Y T TU£ SftAfE: TA£ 'S6S U 13 KIMSEY the unhurried : rKlNSEYl i S6S Proof 65?o Cram Neutral Spirits Kinsey Distilling Corp Linjield Pa ILLINO """"""I Its a Hindu philosopher who believes in strict and often assumes strange positions for relaxation The name secbelozo (2) is ! & 63 SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) mitt GOODERHAM 2-42- The Utah tax study committee has asked representatives of labor agriculture and industry to meet with it at the state capitol Saturday The1045committee was created legislature to study by the Utah's tax structure and make recommendations for changes at the 1947 legislative session an V- - Dial - Tax Meet Scheduled ' ( Xl - Made Available by TUE ADA QUinn ESTATE j ' i 3 : Its a South American &Onzx : Blended Whiskey 86 Proof— 5 Grain Neutral Stnrits j i f 8K£flD FS TAsreTVEC Af fNX NV raone association Sam Gillette of Tooele president of the intermountain unit said Idaho members took similar s Uti8LEG CUED CVL 1 Washincton BItcL and strikingly dressedj he is a skilled horseman and talented at roping cattle with his boleadoras The name is set below (1) FdDUfZWTM ALL THE GOOD WHEfiT : v 2254 SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) BY DEMMDED ih AO Utah members of the Intermoun- tain theatre Owners' association have formed an auxiliary oreani zation the Utah Theatre Owners' j il— I fI" it T fs n j m 1 1 Form Auxiliary ji r ' tor I m r w 1892 u - 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WAS COMSDERED fi z?£zc?cy P£13C43?)::4FTE£ C Youth problems in Evanston and what can be done about them 2 Recreation facilities in Ev ' anston 3 Recreation facilities needed in Evanston 4— Help needed by youth and adults 5— Plan of procedure Arfults selected to present the aHnlt viewDoint on these questions for the Monday night discussions include Mrs Wilson uean Rev Richard Jones Mrs William M Harris and Mrs W John Watts for the arguments Presenting teenagers will be ijOUisewniiams Morris Samuelson DorLi Barnard Nellie Maggard and JacK Mudd Youth prooiems aiieci me nome nation and community state and should be worked out together By both adults and youth said Miss Juvenile delinquency is Larson due lareely to adult delinquency and can be traced to laCK ot char acter and religious training in the home she said Parents must as 1 SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 — action recently Heading the Utah group is Ralph Acceding to the petition of 400 Trathen of the Tower Parowan citizens the Utah liquor theatre in operator Lake Salt Other control commission Wednesday de- members of the boardCityof goverto close the cided package agency arev Roy Firmagi Milford in the Iron county seat nex Tues-da- y nors Carson Healey Coalville William Vosco Call Chairman Justin Hurst an- McFarland City:Manti Ray M Hendry nounced the action as a letter was Brigham bait Lake City and Gillette being dispatched to Lazell Skou-gaar- d of Parowan the operator package agency notifying him of the commission's decision Opposed This is the second time in the commission's history that an agency has been closed upon the petition of the town's people Hurri- OPA 'B than ever VITThiskey gets a good Imputation only by being W gcxd — dl the time In William Penn Whiskey more than a century of experience is back of the careful distilling methods that bring out the taste and smoothness of its fine ingredients No wonde that Wiljiam Penn through the years continues to make and keep good friends Try JWilliam Penn I 3 clude: Homes Figlit RFC" chil-are- j to Cam on aeni u necessary as"-su-me Youth Problems I SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) —The Utah Veterans' administration will shift offices shortly from the agency's hospital to the administration building of the Salt Lake riMnrh nf Osden arsenal The transfer is expected to be completed this weeK Auto Painting - ' mr( YA : - re-diet- ed FREE ESTIMATES 3? Discussion on SALT LAKE CITY Jan 31 (AP) — One tooth in a new born baby is enough to' mane any but when Paul papa proud now "a week old Douglas Hunt came into the world with two well—- The boys at work were a little skeptical So a reporter checked and there they were two clinking little ivories Mother Mrs Douglas A' S Hunt is glad meat rationing is over " pur-nose- cv Jjt- ?" P511" va-Sn- EVANSTON Wyo Jan 31—Jack if - Neiv Baby Has TEvailStOll Slates Tivo Teeth Suspects Held In Evanston Soldier Reivarded for Bravery 4surne their responsibilities) offer ituiuy lun and recreation in tha home and stimulate their children's activities encouraging them to advantage of the facilities available for their recreation Thev must teach their children j to - 1 An responsibility educational program is needed to reach parents and n so that a program satisfactory to all EVANSTON Wyo Jan 31— A Miss Larson also pointed idut to on "youth prob parents that keeping a home ia panel discussion on Monday a career and a full time Job held be will lems" 4 at o'clock evening Febschool eignt hall reitudy in the high Larson member Eva Miss ports nf the state department of edu cation who is holding a series of classes for adults and youth in Evanston Problems to be discussed will in WHISKEY A "BLEND (1) Tht nam is Gaucho (2) The name is Yori - ! J t - |