Show ISA THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- Officer's Speedy Response Saves Life of S L Boy R 'THINGS LOOK FINE' AFTER EYE OPERATION AUGUST IK 1853 UTAH THURSDAY EVENING UTAH NEWS SALT LAKE CITY (UP) A Salt Lake City woman who last week underwent the first corneal transplant eye sur- gery in Utah medical history had the bandages removed from her new left eye yesterday and immediately an- nounced that "everything looks fine" However" the surgeon w ho performed the operation said it will be nearly a month be- fore tests can be made to determine the improved sight Mrs Larona of Callahan The cornea used for the graft was taken from the eye of a person who had died at the hospital the night before If the operation had not been performed she eventually would have faced blindness ld SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— The prompt response of a police officer to an emergency call was credited w ith saving the life of a Salt Lake City youth Ricky Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Armstrong caught his arm on a glass door at his home The gash stretched almost from his elbow to his shoulder and apparently severed an artery Mrs Armstrong said she pressed her fingers against the artery in an effort to halt the flow of blood and asked her daughter Nancy to call police' ' Officer F Baker responded and applied a tourniquet and compresses At a hospital later doctors said the prompt first aid undoubtedly prevented the boy from bleeding to death: their home station tnd more the scene of action rapidly Hot Pilots Will Put Jets Through Paces at Military Show Saturday FIELD REBUILT ultra Dugway chemical to-morr- ow double-b- Odd Fellows Plan Outing at Lagoon arreled i j j e 1 show-Saturda- y Elect Ogden Men to Office At night in the lights of an auto's headlights these two snowsuits look entirely different The difference can mean life or death Suit in photo at left is a standard suit and is invisible The one at right is made of reflective yarn which is being introduced in fall for garments for men women and children PRICE Utah ( AP) — The Utah State Federation of Labor wound up its 51st annual convention yesterday by electing five vice presidents and adopting resolutions detailing political action for the coming year Elmer Jenkins Ogden won the Milo B first vice presidency Rush was named second vice president Howard Pace Provo fourth Lamar Gulbransen Salt Lake City fifth and A A Thon Ogden ninth Delegates elected seven other vice presidents R L Reese as and Davis S Turner president in previous as secretary-treasure- r uncontested elections One of the resolutions adopted created t special committee to explore the problems and take necessary steps toward the merger of the AFL and the CIO at the state level Several resolutions were di rected at Utah's congressiona delegation They asked the con eressmen to: Sponsor legislation to provide medical care for persons retired on social security Sponsor and support legisla tion to reduce the social security age for retirement from 65 to 60 and to permit payments on a voluntary basis to wives and widows of retired men at age 55 Sponsor legislation to provide for social security payments to disabled workers at the time dis ability is established Work for repeal of the 20 per cent federal amusement tax j STOLEN CAR WRECKED Bullets Halt Wild Chase Youths Hurt PROVO (AP) — Police fired disclose! their names He said he Into the tires of a speeding carj was told that the Ohio boy had today to end a mad chase that been gone from home about a at times reached speeds of 100! month vhile the other youth left miles an hour his home in Grand Junction only three days ago Snow said both " They arrested two uho were injured seriously when were listed as runaways the car went out of control rolled Hospital attendants said Jorover several times and landed in dan had a bullet crease on his a ditch cheek and may have some fracOfficers said the car was a tured face bones Montgomery's brand new Mercury that was leg was broken Both youths were stolen just two hours earlier from badly cut Jordan's condition was a Provo automobile firm Officers listed a$ fair and Montgomery as spotted the car several times in fairly good the Trovo area before Sgt Walter i Bench sighted it heading south on U S Highway 91 toward 'Moonlight Capers' Springville EVANSTON Wyo — MoonlHe said he pulled alongside the Capers will be held Monday car and ordered the driver to ight night at 8 pm on the Evanston stop Instead he said the driver municipal tennis courts The sped off and Bench said he outdoor dance affair is sponsored chased the car at speeds of 85 by the Stake MIA for Junior to 100 miles per hour to Springand Junior Gleaners and ville It ran a road block there their partners of all wards and continued on south Officer Bill Duncan of Springville joined the chase and he and Bench both fired at the car One bullet hit a rear tire and another a front tire causing the vehicle to lurch out of control Bench said the two boys in the car were taken to the Utah ValTubular metal posture choir for typing ley Hospital here and attendants Acjju$table teat and back Plastic wash aid the youths gave their names cover as Paul Jordan 14 and David oniy Montgomery 16 Bench said Jordan told him his home was in With Each Chair Receive Free Grand Junctibn Colo and Mont "Metal Typewriter Table gomery said he came from Mt I teen-agers- j M-m- en 'a for ultimate fashion i and comfort our own SPECIAL PURCHASE '93 by igner 95 ! 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