Show Delegates Hear Lectures on Antarctic Flattop Passenger Injured Driver Arrested Wendahrou&h Canal Joseph Conley 21 of 5 Navy way Washington Terrace suffered head and leg lacerations Saturday night when the car in which he was a passenger driven Members of the Utah 7 Oreal Buckley 17 of association heard Dr Leslie by Washington Terrace W Scown Hollywood lecture on Army way collided with another machine modern case analysis in optometry near Thirty-fift- h and Washington today — the second day of the three-da- y Otto F HenderOfficers Traffic convention and educational son and A R Covieo issued Buckseminary held in the Hotel Ben ley citations for drunken driving Lomond and driving without a driver's lix Dr Scown stressed the point cense drove said officers The Buckley that the profession is trying to on the station service a through adapt the eyes to do things they southwest corner of the intersecare not made to do "Primarily tion and collided with a northeyes are for distant vision but bound car driven by James D in trades professions and schools Anderson 23 of 1056 Twenty-fift- h m the eyes must be used for short range reading To remedy this a Dr having a handicap" reconditioning of the whole visual from said Scown system' is necessary" The meeting opened unday Dr Scown said one of the most when Dr Edmund F Richardson proposed forimportant projects of the associa- national president in the advances training of ward vistion is a study of occupational optometrists ual problems Dr Richardson proposed a for graduates of op"Many industrial workers are not as efficient as they could be be- tometry with an experienced to learn how to take care cause their vision is not fitted The of visual problems properly for the job" six from last would internship To Aid Children months to a year optometry is tendAlso underway is a project to "Training in five-yecourses intoward ing chilhelp visually handicapped said Dr Richardson of stead four" dren Teachers and parents are "Of the in nation schools the eight vision urged to check each child's one or two have already installed at the working point "If a child five-yecourses" care can taken vision be with poor of at once it may be prevented Officers Elected At a banquet held in the hotel the following offiSunday PHOTOCOPY PRINTS cers wereevening elected: Dr M F Burof army discharges deeds wills gess president Cedar City Dr H n vice president marriage licenses all valuable Earl Rushmer Dr Lincoln A Daynes vice documents OGDEN BLUEPRINT AND president Salt Lake City Dr Daly treasurer Richfield SUPPLS COMPANI and Dr E B Harrison Brigham Downstairs Eccles Building as secretary City Report of Condition of ' : vision Proble J-4- " ja semi-internsh- ip pfac-tition- er ar ar Og-de- La-Ver- ne ed re-elect- of Ogden in the State of Utah at the close of business on March 28 1947 ASSETS Cash balances with other banks including reserve bal $ 592602455 ances and cash items in process of collection United States Government obligations 2 direct and guarJ J V ) 1161970000 anteed 35478980 Obligations of States and political subdivisions Li 120000 Other bonds notes and debentures $2700000 stock of Federal ReCorporate stocks (including J 2700000 serve Bank) ': Loans and discounts (including $1079274 overdrafts) J 550536820 Bank premises owned $11200000 furniture and fixtures L 15690000 $4490000 L 23719 Other assets ' TOTAL ASSETS 2359121974 J L LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and corpofa- tions $1075225137 Time deposis of indviduals parnerships and corporations 8341162 16 States Government (including postal Deposits of United J j 35485634 savings) L J 194594828 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 95990327 Deposits of banks j Other deposits (certified and officers' checks etc) 16957448 j TOTAL DEPOSITS $2252369590 TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obJ j $2252369590 ligations shown below) CAPITAL ACCOUNTlg&b 45000000 45000000 Surplus Undivided profits 16752384 wIbkI i TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 106752384 TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $2359121974 This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $45000000 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for L other purposes $ 54500000 j State of Utah County of Weber v R F Starley being first duly sworn according to law deposes and says that he is Cashier of the above named bank and that the above and foregoing report contains a full true and correct statement of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 28th day of March 1947 R F STARLEY Cashier Correct Attest: ' H E HEMINGWAY Director v 1 FRED M NYE Director HARMON B BARTON Director Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of April 1947 (SEAL) jj LEO COONEY Notary Public Residing at Ogden Utah My commission expries State of Utah Office of Bank Commissioner L J M Knapp Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the statement of the above named company filed in my office on April 3 1947 Ji M KNAPP Bank Commissioner ' 50 The U S S Philippine Sea part of the navy's Antarctic expedition CARRIER THROUGH CANAL with six cargo transport planes on Her deck passes through Panama canal Prosecutor Insists Evidence Lacking in Burglary Case Weber County Attorney M Blaine Peterson today reiterated his stand relative to two burglary suspects whom he and Assistant County Attorney Max M Lamph refused to prosecute because they said the evidence was insufficient The men had been arrested by Ogden city police officers three hours after the entering of a furniture store on Washington boulePicked up several blocks vard from the scene of the crime away the pair allegedly signed a confession but police released them with a statement that the county attorney "had refused to prosecute" The matter was brought before Weber county commissioners today in a letter from the retail merchants division of the chamber of commerce signed by Assistant Manager L H Griffin According to the communication it was dispatched "to the end that justice can be served and the citizens and merchants of Ogden protected" The letter was referred to Peterson who said there was not a shred of evidence to substantiate the charge except the confession which he indicated could have been obtained by duress He pointed out the two men were arrested some time after the crime several blocks away from the scene and that they obviously were not up UNpar mentally "We did not refuse to prosecute" he continued "we merely insisted that the police provide us with evidence that would hold up in court such as fingerprints" Peterson explained that "an uncorroborated confession Is very flimsy evidence" "The defendants Line Stake Causes Ltrigation A simple iron stake set among some shrubbery 'to mark a lot line pierced the brain of an eight-year-old who fell upon it and by caused his death His father sued the owner was awarded $400000 ha p p en Many accidents around the home for which the owner is held liable Protect yourself with "Personal Liability Insurance" and avoid financial ruin The cost is so low Van Alfen Agency Phone 6891 Fire Auto Burglary etc Insurance 2420 Kiesel Ave men A L Christiansen Weber county agent says "This is the time for owners to vaccinate their stock against the disease" he declared Because the spore stage of the bacteria that causes blackleg can live in the soil for several years and still cause the disease the pasture is the most likely place for the cattle to contact the disease For this reason the vaccination should be accomplished before turning the cattle into pasture Cases have been known where the disease was caused by bacteria that had lived in the soil as long as 11 years the agent reported "Symptoms of the disease are high fever formation under the skin of gaseous swellings or tumors that emit a crackling sound on pressure These swellings occur especially on the hind quarter or shoulder and usually cause lameness and stiffness" Christiansen said a "The disease is nearly always fatal within 12 to 36'houvs There is no known cure and the only method of combating the disease is vaccination "Cattle between the ages of six For Two Days v the! asserted con-fession of guilt on the grounds it was obtained under duress" he added rWe are ready to cooperate with police whenever they furnish valid evidence" he concluded S ihiroolY-N— O 1 rm to PO"" i involved v SEE quick CADfl'O r rVllU £ 2623 in j AfKLLt 7 1847 66 of 133 Sev- HATCH The most delicate movement can be repaired by 's us for precise timekeeping We can replace all parts and give a 6 months guarantee with the finished job Rapid service months are most suscept-abl- e Calves under six months and cattle over two years of are seldom attacked Cattle age of improved breeding are more susceptible than common stock Sheep goats and hogs may contact the disease but man horses dogs cats and fowls appear to be immune" and f ? MRS By Experts it 10 WATCH REPAIR J C PENNEY CO i Street Floor - LOANS TO FARMERS f 4 out of 5 who ask for a loan at 'Personal' —get it! Phone or wprovnn write in advance and well have the cash ready when you drop Tow in LOANS $25 to $950 or More! TP you need cash for farm' as not do hunneeds why dreds of farmers do: get a cash UNANCE ( (1 loan at 'Personal Repair j w FINANCE CO 925 to 91000 ON LIVESTOCK Loans Xiiiiii Finance S STANDARD-EXAMINE- R enth suffered a cut forehead early today when the automobile he was driving collided with a moving freight train near the Union Pacific crossing at Twentieth and Wall Police said Dickerson five-unnorth hit the third of a traveling freight train proceeding eastward The engineer J M Haws told officers he had blown the whistle and rang a bell to catch the auto-istattention The mishap was investigated by Patrolmen August Nussbaum and J F Powell iAnt on j i Snow Basin will be closed Wednesday and Thursday for repairs of equipment but will be open Friday Saturday and Sunday City Commissioner Harold L Welch said today He said conditions are considered "perfect" for spring skiing and that a big week-en- d is antici Ira Dickerson m Basin To Be Closed V EjIH Driver Injured When Car Hits Train Each year blackleg causes loss of cattle for Weber county stock A-2- ic "vnwni For Blackleg ft Opto-metr- THL OGDEN (UTAH) 'Vaccination Advise! & FURNITURE AUTOS EQUIPMENT insurance Co Washington Blvd fills 1 of Ogden Bide 5575 Phone Of J H Green Wayne 221 Eccles ymboil OOf MM pated I City Continues Trash Hauling NOW g crews will City continue work through blocks north of Ogden river today and Tuesday and should be able to start work in the second district early Wednesday James S McGregor city street supervisor reported Crews started work this morning at Twelfth east of Washington and will work south toward the river McGregor said haulings in this district have been heavy due to presence of numerous orchards Presidents in the second district — blocks between the river and Twenty-sixt- h Washington to Harrison are asked to have trash piles— placed on streets clear of -Tr s ready for crews to haul away Utah Oil Refining Company's great new motor oil trash-haulin- College May Obtain More Buildings - mm ' " '' Permalubs Mb ' Approval has been given to a plan for granting additional surplus government buildings to 1Rfifcber college by the regional office of the federal works agency and the U S office of education The buildings are needed to supplement six others granted recently and will permit expansion in vocational training and provide increased plant facilities for the present enrollment Dr Henry Dixon school president said The buildings will provide 15000 square feet of space — 6000 for shops and 9000 It is possible the buildings may not be obtained due to the fact that the FWA is to defray costs of transporting and funds for the agency haw not been made available by congress Dr Dixon expressed hope that the funds will be made available and that the buildings will be ready for the fall quarter Al-do- us for-classroo- ? 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