Show S THE OGDEN ' Red Leadership Will Be Aired j (UTAH1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- Woman Is Selected Logan Utah's Mother of 1947 SA R TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 15 1947 Demonstrates Hoppicopfer 1 April 14 (AP) TiandaU Richards 77 of --- Mrs CHICAGO At Union Confab SALT LAKE CITY April 15 (AP) — Resignation of J Frank of Marble as president-secretar- y District No 2 International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers indicated today that charges of communistic leadership would Resignation Accepted accepted The resignation was confirmed Wilde's appointment and union s by members of the districtyesterday executive board meeting in advancp of the convention sesS1Maurice Travis of Chicago international president hadofpredicted earlier that the charges bycommusome nism voiced repeatedly the in past union members bt the aired be not would months several on the convention floor He minimized the extent of the " one-tim- secession movement which he said was centered in Connecticut and gamed "had and asserted Illinois cora ii district i 1 in — w a lline iieau j and Nevada Utah prising Withdrawal Issue his letMarble however said in that the with-ister of resignation was a real drawal movement that he and district in the sue" to all recommended had "openly step our locals that they take this 1 method as being the only knjw which wctuld result in district union from the corrupt this foreign ideology the great "It wasrmy belief that this area in members ©f majority is still That me would agree with conviction" my Noting that Phillip Murray president of the Congress of Industriala Organizations had appointed committed to investigate the secession movement Marble said: belief that "I want to reaffirm my locals will our whatever happens return remain iri or at least soonthe agito the C I O I believe the tation for withdrawal here andalone elsewhere withdrawal actual have made possible the CIO investigating committee Continued Pressure continued "I further believe that other secand pressure from this will contribute tions of tjhe union greatly to the successful outcome of the investigation "The form of this continued presconsure should be decided by the unions local the vention and by union It is my hope the district recommake will board executive mendations to you on this point' Radio Man Fractures Knee Caps in Crash SALT LAKE CITY April 15 (AP) — Ivor Sharp ao vice presidentw of radio station KSL frac- - Knh hi knee caDs yester wheri his car and n another day involved col-- it in a head-owere Tooele of north einn in miiles were Also injured in the smash-u- p treasur W assistant nan Vincent er of KSL and the two occuother car Henry pants of 3theand his brother Rich-orShadoan Shadnhn 35 both of Living ston Mont All were taken to a Salt Lake ihospital said Fay Gillette Deputy Sherifftold front the him Shadoan Henry wvooic nf his car locked as the H mm voiin-ip- s The wprp nassmg Shadoan car veered into the path of the othfr Gillette reported No Utahn ies of Burns At Smelting Plant Garfield proved fatal yesterday for Neal J Petersen au 01 oau Lake Citv Petersen was burned seriously March 23 when a pot of molten copper at the plant ex ploded' Garden Seeds Flower Vegetable Plants Orchard Spray Equipment Rasmussen Grain Co 361 23rd St Want new Pep and Vim? exof couple are weak worn-oLAKE CITY April 15 Thousands lacks hausted solely because body Toniciwj letu vitality try Oatrexneed (AP)— TJ S Commissioner E M new vim iron for pep too may you 79c Garnett ordered three Ogden men Contains vitamin Bi Get regular $100 awe now held for grand jury action yester At ail drug stores everywhere in ugaea dav whpn tViAv an ne a red on at Walereen'a and Pav Less Drug ut SALT ' 1 I AND CARPET FURNITURE CO r —— — — — You Have Asked For Housing Problem Is Solved Says U S A C President these apartments may be veterans completely furnished for and their families" advised Dr Daryl Chase dean of students The Logan fairgrounds became the site of another popular Trailer-vill- e this year when many students who had previously inquired of the college brought their homes with them to Logan That tney win h v9iiaMo manv comDletely fur nished is almost a certainty hous ing officials believe Dormitory Expanded of rommodations for been women have expanded until 414 single gjrls can be housed in the Peterson hall campus dormi tory Kerr hall and tne Kurai Arts lor a to Accommodations house and hall Woodruff in men single been have house field the college available during the present school year Tvde ie in addition to apartments homes where in iriirt --a aiiu rnnmc and hundreds of ft'ngle students com married couples have louna fortable lodging Citizens of Logan and other cache Valley towns nave manner cooperated in a splendid and aDartments for students from afar said C Les ter Pocock housing chairman Student Suburb a student TPact of h camnus suburb has grown up with amaz is a veterans town ing rapiditynf It 98 trailer homes 22 buildings prefabricated apartment for 308 family units and 160 apartments in quonset and tropical huts which are expected to De completed this summer When complete the prefabricated apartments and will house 1400 quonset units more or depending on the people size of the families occupying mem rnn-mnsA- Fellowship Awarded Gaylen Caldwell LOGAN— Gaylen Caldwell Brig-haCity who will graduate with of Utah State Agricultural class the college has just been awarded a fellowship in political science at Nebraska university The appointment came to Caldwell from Dr Lane W Laucaster head of the department at Nebraska Mr Caldwell is a major student in political science on the local He has taken an active campus activities He is a part in campus mpmhpr of Siema Alnhn "RnBilnn He expects to enter Nebraska at the opening of tne fall quarter In addition to Caldwell other political science graduates who have received fellowships this year are Robert Terry University of Wash ington Thomas Kowalski Louis iana State and Robert Paulsen university or utan m PRICES! m m ters are available Water System Is Sold for S1M92 It's almost VacatiiTime-Perha- ps you've already picked your destination - You'll need new luggage — and here's your opportunity to purchase the cases you'll need— beAfter-seaso- n prices before the season merchandise! 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Wives! cn Regular $3500 Now BSsSU Three Ogdenites Face PRESIDENT TRUMAN REQUESTED IT strapped In a model "hoppicopter" Inventor Horace T Pentecost sits is on gas throttle during a show-wnihand left His he developed craft ta Seattlej (AP wirephoto) i SALT LAKE CITY April 15 cai3' — Tniiiries received in an ac cident at the American Smelting comoanv olant at ni4 "Rpfinine ill high-visibili- ty as 1 -- i num- - high school graduates ber received cocBc Cultural Conquest uvi!irrls was described bv committee as the state selection finest examples of the of "one motherhood among the great women who made the physical ande cultural conquest of this wilderness possible "Mrs Richards has found time to keep informed on world affairs children in and to encourage her all their interests such as music part in which played an important ' their home life" At present Mrs Richards is a 1948 EMEftSON $3295 rvii-n- and - I — — a toK7 Mrs seven nmsfaronlnhil s children ana children are successor Juntil new elections Saints SALT LAKE CITY April 15 counselor In the Latter-da- y — Funeral services will be (Mormon) church first presidency (AP) tomorrow for Dr Wil- Stephen L- Richards a member of conducted Four-Year-O- ld liam M McKay 59 Utah state the church's council of 12 apostles health commissioner who died Sat- and Dr Cyril Callister president of 15 class leader SALT LAKE CITY April afternoon the state board of health th Daughters of at the services will inraction by two small urday — Burial will be in Ogden city iiotnr (AP) —Prompt Speakers with was Clark credited Reuben first Jr J clude today cemetery hi the Logan temple of the Latter-da- y playmates Davis Norsaving Saints (Mormon) church man Webb Jr from drowning Active In Church The youngster slipped into JorRich-ToneShe has served as secretary of dan riwr near his home at 904 d the Relief society counselor in the Glendale street while playing along ward Primary and Young Women's ine stream yesieraay ' Mutuel Improvement association Vilate Terrell 7 and Katherine as a Relief society teacher presi- 6 promptly went into uenx 01 the First warn xveiiei so- Westerman mm ana araggea the river alter Model 515 ciety at Paris Idaho first coun- him from the stream selor in the presidency of the Bear he and see "We could bubbles Lake stake Relief society social was choking when we got him out service class leader in the Logan the water vilate said ward Relief society and theology of The girls took the boy to nis class leader in the same organizahome and the fire departments IMMEDIATE DELIVERY tion summoned emergency squad Hpr liuino nViilrtrn are Mrs New 1947 design circuit AC-D- C Laura Pugmire Oakland Calif robbing a superheterodyne receivWilford W Richards Jr Logan charges of beating and carrier on Mel-viLake Salt n newspaper Mrs Mary Tingey Roy Utah er Walnut bakelite cabinet slide-rul- e R Richards Salt Lake City Fort Douglas property The three with 20 Mrs Ruth Hymas Mrs Ireta Hy-m- named were James Murray and 18 dial All latest developments Word's Finest Lyman Smith Mrs Carol I?raper Mrs Richard 20 The Kenneth Tribe newsboy RichD Pearl Haddock Franklin Table Radios Easy terms at ards Mrs Margaret Cook and Mrs is J M Norberg 11 of Salt Lake City Helen Swalberg Beautiful gveHn ' TTwo Girls Save li S four-year-o- ld Cen-JSiU- ' be aired at the union's district convention opening today Marble said in his letter of resbeignation that he was quitting almost cause communism "has an unrestricted control over our international ujiion" He designated ueorge Tintic now vice president as nu in July Lo-Tut- nv Emily Mhr of 12 children gan' fiEKted today as Utah's was of 1947 She will from other itf wTth nominees honors o? 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