Show tA T Australia Attack Made on INo Cutbacks SeenFor Steel Trade h inprp tnrr "'iv backs because of the shaking out of miu uui SALT LAKE CITY April 23 The editor Irwin H Such - nc acceo m iiUHMuy should get Education Says able 'AP'— There will h no mw very well whan this accumcutbacks in stfl nrrwHuntinn in spected the Geneva steel Dlant near tafopg ulation is absorbed the foreseeable future the editor Provo with Mark R Pitt rolling said Geneva is in a good mIII of the trade's magazine Steel wu ouiccr ior me riroKen hiii He 3S° Association Head serted yesterday 8n m?rt — Pronrietorvmnnv JF°" growtn of steel r cause oi me i — He's Studying to Be a Romeo Seal Leaders o THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 24 1949 mm Saturday Evening j gasMs WBB&M&ife&i Easy Delay Argument In Abortion Case LAKE CITY April 23 CAP) — District Judge Charles G Cowley of Ogden presiding in to-SALT ! Third district court delayed day until May 7 further arguments on motior for a new trial in an abortion case August Schrieiber was convicted of performing an illegal operation on a Salt Lake City also was degirli Sentencing layed pending a ruling on the new trial motion Judge Cowley ordered the delay to hear from two men affidavits from whom wore filed in court The affidavits alleged misconduct on the par of one of the members of the jury which convicted Schreiben a The two men said in their affidavits that as they waited to testify at the Schreiber trial they 'were approached by the jurOr who told them they were wasting their time since the jurors already had made up their minds - he mentioned -- ! — r- -±- Pioneer Awaiting Officers Probing Birthday Dinner Three Burglaries j FARMINGTON Aprjil 23— Davis county sheriffs officers today were investigating three burglaries in the county Taylor's service station of Farm-i- n gton was entered and the following items taken: 22 cartons of a fountain peri six bacon squares various types of canned goods a carton of 22 calibre rifle shells a tire gauge ten long cartons of weiner a few candy bars and six boxes of hair one-pou- ' I Ml WmmLm Good Neighbor Crews Need Week To Clear Trash tonic Mrs nd 1 Grace Anderson of Farm-mgto- n reported the following items stolen from her carl: novelties brushes and other products valued to the aJLabout belonging Whitehouse Products company of Salt Lake City Mrs Anderson la employed as a saleswoman for the en William Barton of Kaysville reported the theft of a 2lfjewel man s wrist watch several wallets and trinkets valued at $90 Meanwhile authorities reported today three Salt Lak City residents are being held W Salt Lake police officers rfendlnb inuwiUr- tion of burglaries comraitted in Da vis county xne tnreeiare Jene R Jeiz 24 824 South Main: Sam L Jones 9 1073 East Seventh South and Nora Bullock 30 Tuxedo hotel 38 South State officers said Davis county deputies reported part of the loot taken ftorn the Taylor service station In Farminiton was found in possession of the xnree Water Directors uelay Meeting Meeting of directors of th TtavU and Weber Counties Water Devel- from Friday night to Tuesday ao in xayton town nail Secnpni retary E J Fjeldstejd reported Harold Ellison of Laytdn president t wm presiae purpose of the meeting is to hear report from the exeeutivo mittee pertaining to formation of a ronservancv di trirt tin nlxw ih two counties in a legal position to receive federal aid irf developing mic iu'wi river Dasim q ua r antibgrpBlifigjn - demands it I've discovered that Standard glasses give me accurate comfortable I r B an 9t r an- m Candidates Picked For Teacher Unit 'j SALT LAKE CITY April 23 candidates for a five year term on the Utah state teach ers retirement system were nom- inatect today Balloting will be by local members during May One of the nnmiraxic 4m X T Smith f Lonafellow pi school in Salt Lake City the incumbent His term will expire June 30 and the new director will assume office July 1 Besides Smith the nominees are Kenneth Allred of Granite district Miss Viola Clancy clerk Ogden usboard of eduvit rr R Winn of Smithfield district In Cache county CAP) — Four H B - ggg' v Lasl I of People Utah" will be given by Mrs Jenna Rich Members of the chapter and their friends are invited IHIbibiBI: T m ' gsssHL gSsaSBCJBBJByBBBBBBB B ti Mk gS I flM W ll ll ! 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' sasaTsl Vigaa IRMkJ ' I snHawSssiW Hp ty "Blind 'r gSBfe H Wal-dro- lesson mW HJKiF3$ BBKsfeb MORGAN April 23— Next meeting of Morgan camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers is slated for Friday April 29 at pn m at the home of Mrs Jay The IH PS Morgan DUP Set Friday Session two-thir- ""kjsi IgSw eOBBBIBBHBil sjJ7 ijgi ' UCA LOAN CAPITAL NOTES Pan-Americ- an (rou I jGW mi 9aMg4 hands-arrnss-the-nor-der 1 -- -- A mm m Oves in Miami Beach rrrv BRIGHAM North Box Elder stake's M 1 Jeeephine Bonilla Is a real asset to the good neighbor She waa chosen queen of policy the Mtaaal Beach ill good neighbor program held in connection with week Josephine is Well qualified for her title since she's frees Havafaa Cnba and now al IH nual road show will take place Tuesday evening April 26 at seven-thirt- y o'clock in the various wards of the stake officials in charge reported today Plans call for each ward to contribute a 15 mi mite program and a between-ac- t skit with speech and drama directors of the wards in charge Honeyville ward will depict Africa Brigham City Seventh ward America Corinne ward Norway Bear River ward France Brigham City Third ward Holland Brie-haCity Fourth ward Chile Harper ward Ireland Eighth ward Russia Marian Bagley and Evelyn Morgan stake directors will coordinate the perfor Another week or 10 days will be needed to finish the city's annual rubbish hauling task Commissioner Edward T Saunders said Saturday Trunk- rrU'B Slatnrrlnv hart nm street east gressed to Twenty-nint- h of Washington Remaining are to jjfjcTu north of Twenty-nint- h Ogden river east of Washington Discards are being hauled to a siougn area near JacKson avenue and Park Blvd LIB nB gS 'K'ltWJMagfllH 5BjgHB gsssag4B delentv Slake Road Show Slated Tuesday S cig-are- ts er MmmEtmmT' ' § V BRIGHAM CITY April 23— Box Elder county commissioners v ill Joshua Bates conduct board of equalization sessions on May 31 and June 20 beWAN SHIP Summit County tween the hours of ten a m and noon and from two to five p m April 23— Joshua Bates retired it was learned today from C Henry farmer and sheepman will celeNielsen county clerk brate his eightieth birthday anniversary Tuesday April 26 He was OGDFNITE CAINS POST SALT LAKE CITY April 23 born Isin Wanship April 26 1869 said to be the oldest resi( AP — J H Andrews of Ogden and the town was elected president of the Utah dent of He is a former member of North Savings and Loan league at the or- Summit county board of education ganization's annual meeting today is a member of the L D S Other new officers' all of Salt Lake He church His wife died in 1946 City are M L Dye first vice pres- They observed their golden wedident: Joseph E Kjar second vice anniversary in 1945 president and Robert H Jones ding A family dinner will be given secretary-treasurfolTuesday at seven p m to beWan-ship lowed by a dance in L D S recreation hall to which the public is invited tie is ine tamer or supt a far ley Bates Weber county board of education Two other sons and a daughter are: Roy Bates Vancouver Wash Lorenzo Bates Mill Creek Salt Lake county and Mrs Ruth Brinton Wanship Or 9-- 150-wo- rd - Equalization Sessions I I - V ' The house of resolution eration of the Salt Lake area vocational school The school is without state funds as a result of a veto by Gov J Bracken Lee of the institution's appropriation The resolution introduced by Eldred Larson of Logan suggested that the association use "whatever means it may command" to aid In funds to continue the obtaining i1TstfiteBMgfg(l ''fsfjgMla gBildiKJ (SiLi schools operation President Howard B Gunderson said the instituarakeot with a a taste of anple tion vocabulary gets h and trainer Mrs Mbrley D t likely will be operated for the u t next few months "on Mrs Jacobs thinks Blueboy who like to show off even ia his sleep a fee basis" is well enough prepared to learn a love poem next Not does he only sentences but he lets loose low - wolf- whistles apeak full — 1 a gam Wyo April ?m$FW'MWi fv "gJU S y the There are only four plants in the uorld in category" Such sa:d - f £rmWfr d d turn i Be- - 1 crs-ewell-planne- enfri " A meeting of members of Wyuta chapter Daughters of Utah Pio- -' neers will be held Monday April 25 in the Heme of Mrs Al Kimball with Mrs Roland Whittle as The lesson for assisting hostess the day "The Story Of the Blind in Utah" will be presented by Mrs Harry Keyes r k edS!?n ' i Ban plant as a posi- Vefc 'mi' Snf gHgHggaBHBHRgB --"wrong 5 n imDressmtW (a fk 1x1 thi8 wi dded: wnue we realize there is much room for improvement in all levels of education as woll a in ment and society in nk jective studies place Utah schools with the best in the nation" Miller did not amplify his assertion as to the sourrp nf th es MlSi Wff- 1 Education association asserted today that "a deliberate attack on education has taken place within the past few months" William P Miller of Ogden speaking at a house of gfftet session of his association Utah educators to correct urged gSfflafgKb HgiiiH -- Will Meet Chapter EVANSTON mm ern sicti crmcr o rapio SALT LAKE CITY April 23 (AP) —The president of the Utah m Seegmiller a mm as- v - BRIGHAM CITY April 23— Annual inaugural banquet of the Brig-haCity junior chamber of commerce is jslated for Saturday April 30 at tight p m in the Commercial club rooms it was announced today by Paul Merrell ' general chairman in charge of arrangements Partners of Jaycees will attend and following the banquet at which xesults of the mail in ballot election will be announced dancing will follow in charge j Jaycees and besides Paul Merrell are J D Mer ml Harold Bouck Lester Collings jLloyd Whttworth Elliot Ward Charles Dredge William M Long Earl Sheffield Dwain Jacobsen Dale Secrist Relda Lund Dorothy Earl Winifred Loveland Isabel Merrell Helen Jeppsen Beth Harmon Naomi Knudsotv and Betty Jay-C-Ett- v in- w U would be felt less here than In east- - 11 |