Show Three Famous Surgeons Coming Here In May THE OGDEN 1 (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Monday Evening April 18 1948 The seven times world champion speed typist Albert Tangora will appear before 200 business students from six northern Utah high schools Wednesday April 21 at two p m in Weber high school auditorium The students will be competing in typing shorthand and bookkeeping contests during the day according toRoy C Met- calf principal who is in charge Tangora who trained navy clerks for the Pacific fleet for 18 months can hit twelve typewriter keys each second for an hour of actual typing and has typed at the rate of 142 words per minute He is also scheduled to appear at Weber college and Ogden high school Participating in the commercial contest at Weber high will be students from Bear River Box Elder Logan North Cache South Cache and Weber high school Registraa m tion will open at eight-thirt- y with contests starting at nine-thirt-y At Ogden Meeting Fused Mayo Clinic at Roches ter Minn will be well represcien- sented at the third annual tific meeting of the Ogden Surgical society which will be held May 19 20 and 21 in Hotel Ben Lomond and Orpheum theatre according to Dr E R Dumke pres- ident Dr Ralph K Ghormley and Dr Lewis A Bule of Mayo clinic are among those who will deliver A third distinguished papers an guest who recently accepted invitation to participate is Dr George Crile Jr Cleveland Ohio An estimated 500 practitioners from the in term oun tain states and from across the nation are expected to register for the event The the meeting has rapid growth of movea successivecaused it to be nurses' ly from the Dee hospital Ben Loauditorium to the Hotel mond ballroom and thence to the (right) will (left) and Dr Ralph K Ghormley Two surgeons from Mayo clinic Dr Lewis A Buie scientific third annual meeting May 19 20 and 21 A third during Ogden Surgical society's tinguished guest will be Dr George C rile Jr (center) of Cleveland clinic By Car Near Bus Dr Ghormley is head of the department of orthopedic surgery at Mayo clinic and is president-elec- tassoof the American Orthopedic ciation He will discuss the diagnosis and treatment of shoulder of internal pain late joint ofchanges the knee and the derangements place of chemotherapy in bone and joint surgery Dr Buie is head of the section of proctology at Mayo His three papers will be: "Lesions of the Terminal Portion of the Colon" Care in "Pre and Rectal Surgery" and "The Origin and Treatment of Anal Fistula" He is recognized as an authority in his field having written several books on rectal disease Dr Crile is one of the younger recognized surgeons of national repute according to Dr Dumke He has served on the surgical staff of the Cleveland clinic since 1937 except for three years active duty with the navy Ann Brown Mrs ' J Paul Mr and of daughter was 3655 Brown Washington treated in Dee hospital today for bruises received when hit by an automobile on Riverdale road below the intersection of Thirty-sixt- h and Grant Deputy Sheriff Don P Berrett said witnesses told him the girl walked in front of the car while a school crossing the street to catch bus Driver of the car was reas being William G Handy ported 25 2488 B Avenue Berrett said the driver attempted to warn the girl by using his horn and he swerved to miss her The car was traveling about 30 miles per hour was cited for driving withHandy out an operator's license Twelve-year-ol- d The Weber county chapter of Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold its board meeting April 19 at 2 pm in the Pioneer hall The camp meeting will be held Thursday April 22 at 2 pm unless otherwise stated Camp A — Nettis Drumiler captain No report Camp B — Captain zina a nanoy Sadie Champneys 1717 Grant Ave hostess Nancy Dinsdale assistant hostess time April 29 at two pm Board member Amanda Water-stra- Millie Burch 3960 Riverdale host- ess April 22 8 pm captain Camp R— Harriet I lostess Viola Badger 1160 P SS Lilly Richards assistant Camp S— Mary Miller captain dt Silverware Taken Penalty Set in From Rubin Home Driving Case quantity of silverware wa? 4fc stolen from the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Rubin 1404 Twenty-fourt- h by a prowler who entered the place Saturday night while the couple was away police reported The articles included a sugar bowl cream bowl wine cup salt and pepper shaker and other items some of them valued for sentimental reasons Mc-Farla- STOP CORNS m Help Dad Fight Backache s non-organ- move corns when used with the separate Medi cation included RADIO GUIDE 1 Standard-Examine- rlo KD1X UN Mon mm BMW 00 Gabriel Heat ter :1 ( Quiet rO r:45 Pl Dr KSL 11M ka IQ the Hour I So You Comedy Harry Fights ' Kid'' Mathews v Bemo Polldori from Coliseum (Voice of the Army I News I dj Z 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 s I It Easy It Believe TUESDAY 12 00 Qneen for a 12 16 12 30 The Martin 12 46 Show 1 00 I t Playboy 1 16 Siesta Serenade in me Air It t to zsav m m hjm hoc SOLOWYN CAR? 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QteicaJj Rimo1 Corr You 11 marvel too hem Zino-pad- a quickly re- April 19 (API— A joint hearing by senate and house subcommittees on a long range pro gram tor the benefit of Navajo and Hooi Indians will ODen tomor row postponed from today A 10- program to cost year Navajo-Ho$90000000 has been proposed by it Secretary of Interior Krug to would involve various projects develop resources of the Indian reservations in Arizona New Mexico and Utah and loans to aid the Indians in establisraEtg small businesses pi report Camp T— lone Toller captain Dorothy Tanner 2858 Kiesel host- ess Sara Hains Camp U —Gladys Stoddard cap tain No report Camp V — Sarah Wadsworth capNellie Flinders hostess tain capW — Delecta M Davis capCamp C — Opal Kennedy Camp tain Olive Talfreyman 2758 Lincoln tain Inez Brangham 1466 Marilyn Ave hostess Laura Long assistant Drive hostess assistant hostess Stella Thurmond Seven-thirt- y hostess time April 29 at two pm pm Camp 26 — Effie Taylor captain Camp D — Alice Gardner caphostess No tain Jeffie Robinson report Camp 27 — Louise Brown captain Camp E — Carrie Hinchcliffe Pearl Child hostess Dell Bingham captain No—report Ardella Stevens cap- assistant hostess Time April 22 Camp F two p m tain No report capCamp G — Alice Ballinger Camp 28 — Ella Allen captain Mabel Sorsey 2876 Malan Veda Wangsgaard hostess Bertha tain hostess Assistant hostesses Kather-in- e Engstrom assistant hostess Blanche Cowley and Frances Anderson Wilson and Louise Barlow board Board member Rhea Nuffer members Belnap capCamp H — Lillian 515 Camp 29 — Inez Spackman cap 37th St tain Myrtle C Barker hastess tain Addie Nelson hostess Lillian Belnap assistant Seven-thirt- y pm j hostess Board member Margaret Camp 30 — Mary Webster cap Ade Taylor hostess Isabella Eames tain I — Mary B Stirk captain Miller assistant hostess Eva Wans- Camp On his admitted guilt to a charge Reta Williamson 1419 27th St host- gaard board member April 29 two of drunken driving Gene Jude 22 ess Assistant hostesses Ann Layton pm of 2417 A avenue West Ogden was and Catherine Thomas Time April Camp 31 — Sarah White captain Alminda Johnson hostess sentenced in city court today to pay 22 at 8 p m a fine of $250 and serve 30 days in Camp 32 — Harriet Spackman Camp J — Lottie Foulger captain Marcia Nicholas 456 32nd St captain Harriet Berrett hostess jail Board member Nettie City Judge J Quill Nebeker hostess Camp 34 — Kobena oreenweii Nettie Charlton hostess stipulated that the jail term would Stewart — captain K Mary Thomas captain CamD 35— Margaret xaioot caD- be suspended u trie aeienaant paia Camp costs of damages of two vehicles Lillie Housley 524 8th St hostess tain Clarissa McLean 879 16th which were parked in front of 3473 To be reorganized by Drucilla hostess Pearl Taylor board memGrant Jude's southbound car alCamp 36 — Viola Fair captain Ida Richins 2201 Monroe hostess legedly hit both vehicles when he ber swerved off the road April if Camp L— Eva Morley captain Carrie Potts board member One of the damaged cars was Susie Evans 3228 Ogden hostess Camp 37 — Mabel Blackwell cap listed to Norman Holly 32 of 1680 Sylvia Dunn assistant hostess Grace Gledhill 2826 Pmgree tain M — Maude wahlquist cap Binford Owner of the other vehostess Board member Ida Russell Camo hicle was not shown on the acci- tain Pearl Baggs 2821 Van Buren Camp 38 — Iva C Longstroth dent report Total damage to both hostess Ruby Poulter assistant captain No report N Higgin-bothamachines was estimated at $150 hostess Time April 22 eight pm Camp 39 — Louise caDtain No reoort N— Elizabeth H Wilson Camo 18 — Reva J Brown Ada Lee 2736 Jackson Penalty Camp 40 — Violet Holland cap its 3 hnv rtfiQ was wntpnrM in captain Alice P Knight assistant tain No reoort hostess court today' to pay a fine of hostess Board member Ruby Poul city on Camp 41 — Clara Aanderson No report $10 her aaminea gum toexe-a ter captain charge of speeding 23A stay of Camp 42 — Ethel Ross captain Camp O — Lena Barkdull captain was cution until April granted Mayme House 511 13th St hostess Virgie Coil 127 17th hostess Grace hostess Board member Annie Pierce Sparks assistant Camp 43 — Fern Jackson cap Camp Q — Genieve Olsen captain ve j WASHINGTON! -- No :"' Last year says the National Fire Protection association 40000 people were killed or injured in fires These sketches show the six most frequent ways home fires start according to the N F P A Using inflammable gleaning preparations instead of the kind Letting children play with matches Hanging curtains near stoves where they can ignite easily Not disconnecting electrical appliances when not in use Using appliances with frayed cords And perhaps most important letting your attic or cellar get cluttered with paper magazines boxes rags and other material liable to spontaneous combustion Hearing Tuesday On Indian Relief Daughters of Utah Pioneers Girl 12 Bruised LAST TWO a m sak theatre 143t tea was elected by an overwhelming majority as the country's first president under its new constitution the genealissimo's Overriding own appeal that "someone else be given the honor" delegates to tha national assembly cast 2430 votes for Chiang and 269 for Chu Cheng president of the judicial yuan Balloting was secret He will be inaugurated May 5 Champion Typist Mayo Clinic Be Represented Post-operati- a the death of Sun Yat Sen today Six Good Ways to Burn up "Students !o See star steals love he can't own 1 MNNA GOMSfLi WALTER CATtETT UOYD CORWGAN PINE THOMAS i w frank Mcdonald |