Show Vet Office Nears Demise With They'll Enliven Garland Holidays Heavy Signup Viewed for USAC in Fall 'AH) Surplus on The Utah Deoartment of Veterans Affairs probably will close up shop next Jan 1 with about of its $52482 appropriation still oh hand The unused money will revert to the general fund under the law As a result the veterans organization will lose $13120 but the state will gain it granic ti Jdnas immediate past chairman of the veterans council has written the board of examiners and the chairman of the finance commission He asked if the deunpartment can not be continued til the next legislature convenes anAs yet he has received no swer However it appears that ''1 one-four- —— 'ibIl a: '' !liig4JtLU' mBBttSt MV JasssssssssssBSSBBkl th Heap O Beauty Salon 2378 Washington Blvd a W " after July 25 continuous training their 1951 provided they itart to that date and keep training priorsummer thereafter going every A Visitor Say U Defense 'Good' — 1 SALT LAKE CITY Aug 9 (AP) The nations military organization generally Is in good shape — better than most people think despite setbacks in Korea The authority for this statement was Darrell T Lane former resident of Salt Lake City who now is the Federal general counsel for Security agency In Washington D C Lane is here on a vacation He confidence In expressed complete Louis JohnSecretary of Defense son Lane said he feels the defense "a secretary always tried to get Hollar' value for every dollar f in the military program Tremonton Blaze Destroys Barn TREMONTON Box Elder Counat the Albert ty Aug S— A r fire Rm R vr r City TuesHolmgrentwelve-thirty p m was day at at four forty-fiv- e finally extinguished p m after destroying a barn machine shed and chicken coajki Firemen said the origin of the blaze WM unknown Tremonton fire department answered the call Late yesterday a fire occurred at the residence of Philip Rauber south Tremonton Starting in a stubble field it spread to a pile of baled hay before it could be controlled i FAIRWAY jftBtfi& JBBSBBBBBBBBBHB? $Q95 Helene Curtis Cream Oil Machine PERMANENT Plus Shampoo & Hair Style Ph 6384 EVERY OPERATOR STATE LICENSED OGDIN UTAH Opposite Post Office 27124th Dial Expert Hairstylists Virgil Painter —Don Eppich 89 Dial 6304 x Days at Garland With Boxing Friday Opens a n Wheat-Bee- t ARTAVD Box Elder County 4 by parade at ten a m followed — Horse racing amateur by a free matinee jn the Main thewill atre with everyone welcome A gala stage revue boxing and Wheat-Be- e annual Garland's highlight baseball game will start at one Days Friday and Saturday p m in the city park A flower 12 11 and Aug will show will continue throughout the "B" Aug club Friday the triple holders present state championship and top contenders in 10 fast bouts in the city park plus four exhibitions features The fights will be held- - under the supervision of the Amateur Athletic union Saturday's agenda will be headed Brannan Plan Hit — 8 ' Wheat-Bee- t days elebraUon will be these candidates for queen ef the Adding sest to Garlands to tion MM to right they are Yvonne Hess Barbara Wood Joanne Carter aad Mariana King Royalty weak reign ever the observance will be chosen this -- I "2!bsE& celebra- te : JNhHsSSF JtNfE&$ -- 28-3- school will oe consiacrca iu i' Play Mason Quiz! F FURNITURE COMPANY j reached 5000 when enrollment a this month a large number of students have visited the arrangements for campus to make to the registrar Indicate to housing to their intention to registerfor and entermake other preparations 0 ing the college September Numerous Inquiries are i Applications and inquiries as well numerous from from Utah the deans said On heavy this basis several predicted enrollments following a deans" council meeting Monday Veterans Coordinator uienn r Blaser predicted a large enrollment of veterans many of whom wish to deadline begin college before the the GI educational benefits on for ' July 25 1951 i" L$&akt Dr Madsen mentioned indicationsespeof increased graduate la hi recent rrr Oiu study aii veterans' administration ruling that veteran teachers who customarily out-of-sta- SSSKWjDs stration" Mrs Owen Croxford 1740 Bin his ford won a $100 Mason shoe ity of the educator's drawingelsestate salary while employed certificate for telling us that where the cantaloupe got its name from the castle of Cantaloupe in Italy Vernon has not ruled where it was first served that Dr Bateman acknowledged he received salaries both from the New Question: state of Utah and from the Univerand California of Southern sity versity of Southern Californiaatten- added: A Mr is the seed e a mfr Gov J Bracken Lee called WhmtUMh state on the a "We have policy s He tion to Dr Bateman activity o ef yeer akeae am allowing directors asked Attorney General Clinton D school staff of six weeks off with Monday thru Friday Vernon for a ruling as to the legal- - and supervisors to play Meson Qwts pay every three years in order to attend school or teach This enables only legislative action can extend -the life of the organization BARGAIN DAYS- The legislature doeS not convene veterans until eight days after the organization expires SAVE AT THE — 4 them to keep up with developments m tneir ijeias have been hero five and one- half years ana felt lt was tuna I got out and caught up with H tha new ideas in school admini- SALT LAKE CITY Aug 9 (AP) Dr E Allen Bateman state superintendent of public instruction said today he believed ha was entitled to his salary during the time he was drawing pay also as a summer school faculty member at the Uni- draft-deferre- BSiBiBHlBBSPIkBBiBiBBkslfll R Bateman Defends Right to Draw Hand Two Salaries During Summer SALT LAKE CITY Aug 9 (AP) LOGAN Aug 8— War conditions may result In a heavy registration t Utah State Agricultural college Alter a checkup with aids Tues-L Loula day U S A C President Madsen reported that a highly favorable registration la indicated One of the most promising circumstances grown out of the war itself he pointed out The war department baa expressed ita confidence as Ma:superior places in theZ colleges J lull "aai omnn to train potential R nical experts Expansion soof the the that O T C is contemplated officolleges can yield the 22000 cers now desired annually from this source ':'Mm Largest la U 8 Because U S A C naa tne largest volunteer R O T C in the nabeen granted tion the collegeR has O T C students a quota of 2400 Students enrolled in for 19S0-3- 1 durd R O T C are beat college four years their ing cause they are developing their the nation both as ability to serve specialists and technically trained as leaders Dr Madsen commented The new ordnance unit added to quarthe existing air artillerjr and to attermaster umta Is expected Artract a number of men Lt Col arrived thur L McKusick recently unit Last to command the new were trained in year 2200 students dethe U S A C military sciencewere officers 500 and partment commissioned in the regular army and air force and the reserves reSome academic departments more applicaport receiving many than last year tions for admission stu-- 'ANDARD-EXAMINE- WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 9 1950 By Farm Official SALT LAKE CITY Aug 8 (AP) Tha proposed level of price supports is higher than is consisfent with the welfare of farmers Allan B Kline of Chicago president of the American Farm Bureau federation expressed the He stopped in view yesterday Salt Lake City on his way to Idaho for meetings with farm leaders there mmIA H the bureau opposes the Brannan plan because of its proposed level of price supports farm"The Brannan plan invites ers wilfully to glut the market in response to a presumably guaran teed profitable price lyine biu The farm bureau omciai mti with Frank G Shelley executive Utah Farm Busecretary of the and Quenten T reau federation Barron editor of the Utah Farm Bureau News Four-- H day At four p m horse races will draw celebrants to the fairgrounds Colorful performers of the contemporary stage will present a dozen acts starting at eight p m in the be dancing city park There will and vaude- balancing gymnastics ville entertainment event officials announced disFollowing the show a giant start At play of fireworks will Wheat-Beet nine p m the annual we Days dance win oe nem at armory Officials said this would be the most lavish celebration in Garland's history and urged the public to attend Among participants on the vaudeville show will be the famous Smithsonians equilibrists on the thrilled audihigh table who have ences throughout the nation In addition other attractions will be election of a queen and princess to reign over the events Candidates for queen are Yvonne Hess Barbara Wood Joanne Carter and Marlene King Princess aspirants are Merrilyn Jensen five: Frances McNlel three and a half Pamela Wood five and Mary Wood four GREYHOUND 'herever You MA ve 1 on Can En too America's Most Supremely Comfortable Shoe Voir -- 11 "the home of all the famous branch In Ladies' Sheet" Utah COMPUTE Selection of FIRST in sl Bowed ptrmp la black suede open toe suede covered heel TO NT: all-ov- er HBSl saBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSSV $1693 Sessions EVANSTON Wyo Aug 9— Two club leaders meetings of Four-one at Mountain view on monaay anH nn in Fvanston Tuesday eve ning were conducted this week by H goes Mrs Clarence W cook umia muntv home demonstration agent to plan details of the annual Four- iw Si county fair scheduled Aug at Fort Bridger and WHEN Of MASON SHOES The shoe with the vetvet-eez- e rrrrfch" "bbbbbsu'" sOssb ' 3$vlSsssFfe- afissssWfc' Arch-Reli- ef Shoes UssssV Bsssssssska u and k and ffie cost cushion PHONE 4301 n si Arch-Loc- you want to g o - 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