Show 2 Hie ogden (utahi standard-examineTUESDAY EVENING APRIL f would set her own house In order wtols-no hmicouMfo murtv mane tin u iiiu WH UC1 r I 26 1949 Indian Rehabilitation Should Be Woman's Job Says Bosone By William 1 Lowell wAoninmun Apru 20 The sponsor was a woman Rep (Ar) Keva Beck Bosone a —The suggestion was made today former municipal Judge that the Job of rehabilitating tot Lake City Navajo Indians be turned over to a woman In Salt She had listened for several days last week to testimony from In- dian hiirMti nffiriaK- and trihnl representatives supporting the bill to authorize a program designed to make the 62000 Nava-jo- s and Hopis j "It seems to me" she told a reporter "that this Job is a lot like managing a family "The Indians' house must be set in order just as the housewife - 10-ye- ar Thorough methods the Se of modern solvents and equipment and experienced skill assures satisfactory results here AVAILABLE AT ANY DRUG STORE BsPfM v w mind then exercise a firm hand in H LINOLEUM getting her program under way ana Keeping it in motion The nroblems of these Indians ft seems to me are much the same as those of a family— matters of education feeding advice as to occupation and professions" The persons administering the Indian program she asserted must be "understanding and courageous —above all courageous" A similar bill passed by the senate last year provided for a separate administration for the Nava program Mrs Bosone had many Questions for the bureau's placement officer —Mrs LtiPV Wilcox Aflame—anil other witnesses including the Indians She wanted to know for in stance how the Navajo girls were taxing to eaucaiion ane was told they learned eaiilv enoueb but didn't show much interest in eo ing beyond the earlier grades Most are married very young and have a number of children" Mrs Adams explained Mrs Bosone was tnlrl alsn that the average Indian girl is reluctant to go far away from home for a domestic job She moves out of the marriaee market" a witness said explaining that these Indians do not often marry wun wniies Witnesses said the limited num ber of eirls who have none out as domestics have been satisfactory as were those who took employment in canneries and similar es- taDiisnrnems Mrs Adams ancwerett nnn rmee tion to Judge Bosone s satisfaction: "U?!i n ik tin i in neve vneir utc TJ! own houpe" Mrs Bosone asked "do they keep it clean?" Mrs Adams replied: "We halve no difficulty where facilities are supplied and there is some guidance from counsellors" jo-H- op i FIFTH WARD FESTIVAL The LDS Fifth ward MIA will hold its speech festival tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the ward chapel Madison and Twenty-sixt- h An interesting program and music has been planned All are invited Armstrong's t Nairn's v Sloan's Bring Add Kitchens Lose Their Drabness When New Linoleums Are Laid! 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(AP) —Senator Raymond K Baldin the city "For the love of Mike fellers! win was named to the Ain't you gonna cut us in on state supreme court of errors today by Democratic Governor Chester the deal? Bowles anappoi"Ain't you got no brotherly nounced The the at a governor speby love or nuthin? a "Wake up fellers — please cial news conference removed rival for Let's make this an Idaho affair gassibhvIn gubernatorial the 1050 State elections Why not revamp that map and There had been talk in Washingput the heart where it belongs ton the past two weeks that Baldand that would be the sporting win might seek a fourth term as LONDON April Sf (AP)— to do—Wouldn't it?" thing Connecticut's governor King George who proposed three times to his best girl before she celebrated his 28th accepted wedding anniversary with her today Their happy marriage Is one of the of the British people who love lovers George and Queen Elizabeth had a quiet family luncheon at Buckingham palace presumably It a the price with Princesses Elizabeth and per Icrwn Hurl Margaret although the palace counts So&& gives twice as wouldn't say Otherwise there many viable seeds par pound were no great festivities o you need only half as The monarch still suffers from a circulatory ailment in his legs much Then too It's the but he walks a little every day right He stayed at the palace last night " wr i u r r grasses while the queen went to the WO-99- 91 ballet weedfreo 3000000 seeds The queen who was Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyo- n seems to like Pno-i4- 5 5 lbs -- $695 her job well enough but it was SPECIAL PUBpocc the possibility that she might siEim some day become queen that soli denso hado 1 lb-- 9 dry made her think thrice according IMS 5 lbs S69 s to intimates when the then Duke WM FOOD of York was asking for her fed t:Vn 'awn iowiy wiv n hand MLmm 1 r pride-and-Jo- y Wall Ave Across From Depot NEW YORK April 26 (AP)— Five directors of the Associated Press were ! pr t pd and a nmr director was elected yesterday at me annual or members of the world-wid- e meeting cooperative Those with the numbers of votes received: Arthur Hays Sulzberger New it n k x unes a322 James E C happen Birmingham Ala 4952 Paul Bellamy Cleveland Plain Dealer 4860 J R Knowland Oakland Calif Tribune 3851 O S Warden Great Palls Mont Tribune director for cities of less than 50000 population 4010 The new director elected is Benjamin M McKelwav nf Hm WaaH- ington D C Sunday Star with ooow votes Me succeeds £ K Qay-loof the Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoman who was renominated but withdrew Others who had been nominated tor directorships and the votes received were: they E M Dealey Dallas Morning Paul Miller Rochester N Y Democrat and Chrnnirt M Eugene C Pulliam Indianapolis Stay 2316 Robert B Choate Boston Herald ana sunaay Herald 2150 W H Cowles Spokane Wash I isbissibissbBbbsWbbssI rc-!- fisl news-gatheri- ed Age-Hera- ld k i fiTXM Ufa)? ?iSe SSSSVu — Sm 13k"'"' mH J SBBBBOar — wHMK dfcdtJ assSPt sflP BjaBSBSSaiBSaBIBSSBjBa K rd HOTPOINT'S all-electr- 1005 Richard M Seaton Coffevvhl Kans Journal 2344 Seaton was Spokesman-Revie- Cooking Bemonstratiii ic w Wednesday a nominee for the directorship for cities of less than 50000 population Thursday 2 P M H HUNDREDS OP DOLL A DC I UflIIMuA Wi" bC 9lVen aWOV °f tHe Conclusion Of OUt big "FREEDOM PAJR-'-YOlSfSM tj gibll WsVM you offend this cooking demo- O y Mf j PM A ' mM C 1 Igy J BLENDED WBtSKEY Win 3 ROGERS SILVERWARE Beautiful Patterns No Inderal Tax met ii EaMK'' M I Lv -- 'fefr jfi wtmWkMmyr Jsf fl Service lor Eight $1995 si oo win Hold Your Choice EASY PAYMENTS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST II "Famous for Diamonds" Four Fine Stores 2485 Washington Blvd — Ogden 161 West Center St Corner Main and Broadway-- JProvo Utah Hi Salt Lake City Utah 816 Idaho Street Boise Idaho 71 gjrfB clear clean taste ! 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