Show S Counts 700 Convicted as R 'Come Unto Me War Criminals Aug 15 DACHAU Germany war (AP)— More Oiaq 700 German minala have hieen convicted by i American military courts Since the oi end of the war And nearly to hang Sentenced been them have HuB: v LWTiaaWVaa '$B RpP for their atrocities convicted Nearly a third of those nazi notorious o the were operators hunwhere concentration calmps and dreds of thousands of political and tortured Were war prisoner slaughtered The sentencing here yesterday oi 1945 Guess Faulty e the S iOoSS-Bthe first year su they were office of war mo conversion came - -- and " Jtn"of Goodwin USES and his aides told reporters fltxlT&i today there is every employment m "°"tasabout the Robert C £ - course would puncture CCL June there were 10300000 workers on farms m classed ing plants and other jobs of the USES h?s back veterans tothe been get there said told Goodwin work AllA nnn mn nvpfi World War inn ooo II veterans More than 10000 when i IM nit nwt in uniform just two years ago the war ended Schedule irtuailv On "As of todav the nation is viras hriule on its big to signment of returningas veterans as rapidly civilian employment Goodwin dischareed coin "Stin tn he Dlaced are 700 nnn veterans now looking for em than a million vet erans enrolled in schools or anH vptrans still to be dis charged month by month from the tvr?cess -- i- picture was snapped in This dramatically composed world-fame- d the when Pilgrimage play amphitheatre opened sentation of ihe life and teachings of Jesus season Here iNelson Leigh plays the part of Jesus in Christ in Samaria a Hollywood colorful prefor its 20th the scene of col-1o0- p! Two Railroads Hake Phoning From Train Regular Service By Gordon Brown CHICKS I WASHINGTON Aug 15 (AP) — Perhaps Alexander graham Bell wouldn't believe it and some bosses are sure tp be skeptical but a newspaperman can do his day's business telephoning from a speed- inc railroad tfrain Hnnpst ne ran boss At least a bunch of Washington at reporters did yesterday It was serv a preview of ice which the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania railroads are inaugurating today on some of their trains New This service will allow government and business tycoons to keep doin touch with — or offices in their ings perhaps at such places 'as Tropical Park or Santa Anita The cost of a call is rain-telepho- York-Washingt- ne on j armprf about the same as from standard telepnone Dooms Here's how it works: You stroll into the lounge car and on into a telephone booth which is a vast improvement over the average drugstore variety It is cushioned and There you pick up the receiver The operator answers and you make like you were at home You give your number etc and await developments The operator does the rest What actually happens the exphone perts say is that the train operates by shortwave to a nearby telephone office From there the call goes by telephone wire just as any ordinary call does Calls can reach passengers from the big outdoor world in reverse procedure In other words you can call any point in the world from the train and any point in the world can call you For instance: You call Ed in Washington Ed is a news source "Hello Ed" you say ' What's going on?" (That's the customary leading question a reporter asks) "Not a thing" says Ed (That's the customary answer) "Okay Ed if you stir up anything give me a ring I'm on a B non-speedi- ng & O train near Philadelphia" ha" says Ed "Take one "Ha for me lend-leas- onBHBn biue- tion 2534 Wash §AVM BROAOLOOM tests "strongly suggests" that the Aug 15 (AP) — "twn rnmnnuriflc "oi-- varv nrnrnie two "very ing agents" against two types of possibility that have been WASHINGTON at o The ticks promising" repellants found against two types of ticks that transmit Rocky mountain spotted fever was reported today by the public health service The materials described oy ur James Brenan in the publication "Public Health Reports" are known WASHINGTON Aug 15 (AP) as "phenyl cyclohexanol" and The war department said today a small section of the Reno Okla Brennan made a "preliminary re- quartermaster depot formerly Fort compounds Reno used during the war as a port" on 80 different Institute of prisoner of war camp has been studied at the National Hamilton at Health's laboratory declared surplus It has not yet Mont in the quest for an effective been turned over to the war assets an disposal agent against the tiny ticks that administration for the bite man and suck his blood army spokesman said because He said that while the informa- exact area to be disposed of has tion is "not extensive enough to not yet been determined by army ht rnnrlusive" the result of all engineers Van Kampen's Fort Reno Area Ruled Surplus Sq Yard and up F IT5 WORTH I YOUR WHILE TO DRIVE jSimwmmm 4 - : - Sah Acting Police Chief Charles Griffiths said none of those burned by the flaming magnesium was hurt seriously A panic was averted among the crowd as police and firemen sta tioned at the field rushed to the scene Some of the injured were treated at a Red Cross emergency involved in the proposed problems four-stat- e upper Colorado basin compact but will not be rushed into final action until all necessary facts have been obtained Governor Lee Knous declared today In an informal speech opening a meeting of the Colorado water conservation board Knous stated "the accusation has been made in some quarters that Colorado is stalling That is not true As soon as sound data are obtained we shall insist on a speedy solution since our economy and future development are tied so closely with Colorado river water" He termed "only a helpful preliminary" a meeting of Colorado New Mexico Utah and Wyoming officials called by Wyoming's Governor Lester Hunt at Cheyenne Sept 8 Knous added that no final agreements could or would be made there by Colorado Band Looks to Canada WASHINGTON Aug 15 It's our tradition to show beautiful hats in the most flattering styles and the finest quality — COME IN TODAY— See the New Fall Styles — !5 s NONA TODD MILLINERY TOMOROOwJS 406 25th St j ml FOR THE New Advantages for FASTER FARMING (AP) — Performing outside the country for the first time since the end of the war the U' S navy band will ex play at the Canadian national hibition in Toronto Aug 21 to isept 6 A navy announcement of the trip today said President Truman approved accepting the Canadian government's invitation Beautiful Hats At I APPOINTMENT AS AUTHORIZED DEALER Food Given Away Marking V-- J Day ERIE Pa Aug 15 (AP)— A brass band played and for each person store gathered outside the grocery of Bruno Martino there was a free bottle of pop a peach banana pint of milk and two loaves of bread That's how Martino — who sold his store and bought it back again when the army rejected his World war II enlistment application be cause of his 48 years —celebrated V-- J day In all Martino — a World war One veteran of the Italian army — savs he gave away $700 worth of goods and if things go well ne plans to repeat the performance every year m Xmpgp tent while others jammed three Johnstown hospitals Officials of the Johnstown chap ter of the American Veterans of World war II (Amvets) sponsors of the celebration called off the remainder of the fireworks display following the accident too" BRIDAL VEILS Tick Repellants Called Effective CITY PAINT JOHNSTOWN Pa Aug 15 (AP) An exploding sky rocket burned 55 persons as it fellV-- into a crowded J day celebragrandstand at a' PREVIEW - RED BARN PAINT You Can Get It at gronna-breakin- materials were stream- - ' ' Rocket Hurts 55 V-- J Day Fans Aug 15 (AP)— Colorado wants - a speedy solution to red ill m spread forecasts of a sharp drop in the export trade DENVER ant?: - crease e n-- Hours ing out of every port But with foreign nations running short of dollars to buy American goods there have been wide- Compact Details This ' hepn a "substantial factor" in building up the 60000- 000 jobs whicn once was considcoal It was reached ered a far-o- ff in June Goodwin and his aides Colis Stocking and Louis Levine said exports now are at a higher level than during the war wfti&ni Colorado Studies CfSfaSMWBHSI fnrfM" Evnrirts hav f 70 DENVER Aug 15 (AP)— Mrs Sophia Smaha 60 Riverside DX grandmother rested in Denver t©- day under a doctor's care atempt- ing to overcome the effects of wan-- j dering lost for 70 hours in rugged' timberline country around Echo lake Colorado mountain villaga She stumbled to the Squaw Pass highway 1000 yards from the village yesterday and was picked Up by a motorist Gordon Stover of Morrell Kans The Illinois beauty parlor operator disappeared Monday within 300 yards of Echo lake while friends with whom she had been hiking hurried through a rainstorm The appearance of Mrs Smaha weak from lack' of food exposure and exhaustion ended a search by 160 persons including mountain-traine- d soldiers She was brought here to tile home of a daughter Mrs Jennie Rankine g Dr Lyle B Borst director of the Brookhaven atomic pile operates controls of power shovel a ceremony at site of Brookhaven national laboratory Brookhaven N Y The first peacetime atomic pile the $10000000 project is expected to be completed within a year The nuclear research center which will be bigger than Oak Ridge Tenn will be used for research in medicine physics '" biology chemistry and engineering lines will level ?OOO0 000 and stay current figure of to come there for some time m £rlceJA severe break BABY V- Sr re- - wivu up gloomy guess delphia J j JESS WASHINGTON Aug 16 (AP) — The war assets administration today offered aboiut $15000000 worth of surplus telephone and telegraph The sales are equipment for jsalefrom the army conducted being Utah and at Ogden depot Seneral assets warehouse in Phila- Dial 7364 id ! The USES never WAA Will Sell Phonel material 371 23rd St -- idle a year ago are expected soon Feed Store I than were lnlome13foSmore the international military tribunal convicted 21 nazi leaders American courts are conducting another series of trials involving several offihundred top administrators Gerof Hitlerite cials and judges Y J J many Verdicts in several oi inese cases V fSON fd ''111 I BUehenwald attendcondemned to deatn were ant —22 prison terms— and nine received such trial in fiurth completed the a this town itself Jonce the site of concentration caaiphad convicted 40 Previous courts members 4U Dachau camp Staff and 61 from from Flossenburg Another mass trial Mauthausen convicted 73 S S 'elite guard men ot parucipa""R 7 " Am- of captured Malmedy massacre aunms r ican soJdiers of the Bulge Tn addition to these mass trials several other courts are in session trying almost constantly here concentration smaller groups of Germans who camp officials or fliers American unarmed murdered after they were shot down over Germany and captured Meanwhile at Nuernberg where We pave New ''jajlipifairc Red chicks on hand nowf For WASHINGTON Augernpioymerlt The Unitea for that figure oi iong service looks to fa iw 60000000 JObS tQ sch0ol Veterans heading " laying offst next month f"?eimiiar season-harvehands ghave the 3 al factors probably oy about q number of employed w 000000 persons Wtoday his year USts onv- howev P Thov arfripd un- more mean fi0n nQO per won't necessarujr ADou t pres j employment convicted : J Woman Wanders g w 1 Peacetime Atomic Energy Laboratory Begun TSeasonal Drop In Jobs Totals Expected Soon THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 15 1947 4A We are proud to announce our appointment effective July 1 authorized dealer for the new Ford Tractor and Dearborn 1947 as Implements The new Ford Tractor combines twenty -- two important improve- ments with the former advantages of Ford-bui- lt tractors Come in and get all the interesting details Also for parts and service on any Ford-buitractor be sure to call on us lt Designed by expert implement engineers and tested by practical farmers Dearborn Implements are especially made to work with the Ford Tractor— either the new or the former model And implements used with the former model will operate equally well with the new Ford Tractor Let as tell yon about them ON DISPLAY SATURDAY AUGUST 16 FROM 8 TO 5 ECAfcH 745 Wall Ave FARM SERVICE Dial 2-01- Ogden aw Utah 90 ( |