| Show Speedy US Aid Imperative To Europe Marshall Says Joseph and Stewart President Truman !Pec'al Tof mvsterv July hpn !sipilinr State secretary the administration's time table con8ressional By WASHINGTON of ffT I Q rt i rrt wl 'KU wwi wa the tiic nAenVinll piaa for Europe At rumors home abound Abroad the British and t icuku icauci s ui Europe s enori to organize for reconstruction have been bitterly disheartened by Pres- -- Why Gerald Gets J 11 conaress un-neces-- nv-- iL AI A I sop 22— An has mnrfp to death and "Europe is bleeding if the tourniquet is not applied in a reasonable time the patient will ejtpue There is no earthly reason forthe administration s air of aimless- Green-eye- Looks d A ion of i lw i J£ Marshall and leaders have in already mapped out a perfect-lion01- 1 'tefltative strategy of Session riei there will be no pro-"lge- d special session unless Eur-cfi- L to come apart at the eglnf 11 ' the Quickest American therefore imperative But ouring the recess all preparations made for the promptest Mof 5 congressional action on the in2 !v e 1 plan- immediately follower of the regular on °Pening Jan 1 - state section is nowdepartment's planning completing its stud- - expecx ma senta- ana jer-tiv- e of cfteW Michigan berg Charles A Eaton &J!Le £0r-se- y will call Into session the com eign relaUons committee senate and the foreign aair problem The president's commit mittee of the house In view tee of nineteen under the chair- enormous importance oi an dMgr the manship of Secretary of Commerce shall plan to this country nor feasible Harriman is now tackling the eco- world it is neither nomic aspects Secretary Harriman sirame ior me careful expects to be ready by Oct 1 with unon it without the mOSX i merican balance sheet show-u- S study If the presently f is folio e Si? country's ability to pay tative strategy y iHbU1 broad scheme of study will be completed held d hearings at Z £1 instruction By then it committees NovemDer participating Europ- - ing October and nder British and Extremely Prolonged FrhaV0ni comleadership will also have If this is done in turn the ?3CLimsed tiieir blueprint for a mittees will then be feadym0etreed effort to restore Eurout an amended opean productivity and prosper-Thu- s port biU as soon as congress meets and debate can isbegm itantly Oct 1 all the data need- the by Since the debate ed for action will at lone last be there is longed 2"1is time °r the edge taking at a good reason to sional itch for m" f°ra twS6- e??? "°g£L - self-expressi- on short special session In In any case the hope isDecember that this device of holding committee maeitsfe? shall olaS to °f coness THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EX- A MlNSt FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1947 S Mar ing fences back home And for the vising a new and quite revoltttgjjfc Jlnal v°te before Feb country and for Europe it assures ary program of state depart npj avaTlableto toturniquet should be action to avert the dangers now coneressional liaison which will menacing us at a date very nearly ' as early as could be achieved continuously to by a keeP congress "dSte?6 gnm special session Wi?rferfhaS touch with the world picture And in addition plans are being made Triumphant Success What the verdict of congress will for high officials to educate the De no one of course can now pre- - country during the summer to commend it to al Sh°eVrer' diet with certainty Three points Third and most important it however deserve to be noted First may be difficult now to imagine President Truman ?voomses the Secretary Marshall's triumphant the present congress approving a nightmare which success in bringing order out of bill embodying anything like the the state But a good rule in antique dis Marshall plan m °f 8 array has department's trends the United States ffiueongrwion?55100 already begun to make judging of before i? 0I?f Pi?ce the inevitable favorable impression is that the country always saves on congress Second bound to provett! tl Secretary itself in the end And to this case of l?11old Marshall has personally restored to the national safety and perhaps Snd s fo do'Foth W°rk idle the satisfaction of all concerned the national survival are as clearly members of the for- - at stake as in any of the great of cu?tan thi remoyes the need to eign machinery policy to its former good j crises of our history Vacations and to fir vital order Not satisfied with j (Copyright 1947 New Yrtgs labor of mend- - working Tribune Inc) this he is also reported to be de- - bnn8 hi Fr t£ in-terr- I STWSOU Miraile Wh Gerald Envy of all the boys in his neighborhood is Weber of Cleveland Ohio For his recent fifth birthday his dad Frank Weber built him a motored jeep that will go six miles an hour backward or forward has an electric horn and tail light that scale model goes on when Gerald pnshes the brake A true five-fothe jeep is powered with an old model T generator rewired as a motor and goes 60 miles on one charging of its two storage batteries Above Gerald drops a nichel in a parking meter while his dad visits auto license bureau five-year-o- ld Clearwater ot Farmers Warned Of Accidents LOGAN tion were reminded today by Director W W Owens Utah state extension service that more fatal accidents occur in agriculture than in any other occupation Natfdnal Farm Safety week the purpose of which is to cut the tragic farm accident toll is befing observed this week Director Owens said "Primary purpose of the week is to urge every farm faniily to adopt safe practices of living and working 52 weeks a year" he added Three points outlined by the National Safety council to keep in mind are: What hazards menace your life at home at work and on the highway what can you do to eliminate as many of these hazards as possible carelessness on the part of any member of the family perils the lives and happiness of all In 1946 alone 4500 farm workers were killed and 300000 were injured according to figures of the safety council Here is what the safety council reports will happen this year unless farmers take extra safety precautions in their work: An accident resulting in disabling injury "will occur on one out of every four farms one out of every 10 farmers will suffer a disabling injury one out of every 350 farm families will suffer the pain and sorrow which accompany accidental deaths a disabling injury will strike some farmer in the United States every long-Tan- ygf - jp minute 52 farmv people will die every day as a result of accident four farm buildings will be destroyed very hour according to the national fire protection associa- White or Whole Wheat—All 16 oz 25— Utah farmers July Can llll I U - Sailor Girl PrkBeans 17c Dinnerette— No 2Vi Can ge CORN Stimson's Meats — Fresh From PICNIC HAMS lb 45c CHEESEcrLL PORK Loin lb 45c PORE LARD Roast 2 lbs 39c RARBITS Tib Preserves 25' Assorted — Jar 1-- lb Juice Princess Britain's 46-o- z Cans Pioneer Wax — 2 No 2 C ans their London parade 39c - COFFEE 2 Can Folger's —Lb Biscuit Bx MMMM CRISCO Fisher's — Large Pkg It Margaret makes a charming sailor lass as garbed in the uniform of the Sea Rangers she reviews Girl Guides from all over Europe during PEAS Hunt's Fancy —No Grapefruit— 2 POT ROAST lb 55c lb39c Another Shipment of Jones Dairy Farm Little Pig Sausages Just Arrived Smiths Whole Kernel — 2 No 2 Cans 3 lbs SOUP Campbeirs Vegetable— 2 for Large Pkg Old photos OXYDOL stained and restored by faded are Stimson's Produce—Fresh From Growers modern processes restored to are Stained Unens their origjnalDnCtorox TOMATOES 2 lbs 23c Firm Ripe t rnDM nqr Fancy Local GRAPES 2 lbs 29c PEACHES 2 lbs 27c Large Pkg OREFT CAM WW Yts CLOROX GR ONIONS nwnt - stubborn stains 2bun7c POTATOES Fresh Local 10 lbs 29c Bar White— No 1 Washed BROOMS asittyiMfid mm wm — i' i njiittii or fessSSasssSS 5 Tie Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort STIMSON RKET THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE Household Cleaner it anmarvelous other aid to easier more efficient cleaning tt wipes away dirt and grease from wash-abl- e surfaces quickly easily Excellent on autos At your grocer's BOON MABI IT TNI MAKERS 26th and Monroe Dial 2-- 6 1 95 5B Washington Terrace Of C10I0X i YOV Clearfield |
