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Show THE OGDEN WEDNESDAY "Stories Conflict in EVENING, OCTOBER 23,1948 Hilltop Harvest' Painting Accident Case Discussions of (UTAH! STANDARD-EXAMINER 5+Syrnes was being sarcastic when about our policy on loans School^0""Should See Cravat Byrnes were to nations which felt enslave The United States has no deAt Pocatello Is Wiie Brought for Him in Paris sire to enslave .lending Frederick C. Othrnan · them Chosen we anyrme by His cheeks were pink and hishim money, Byrnes said. Then as expressive he excused himself. He had to eyebrows were ever but beneath his peepers go to JNew York where Mrs. he removed his Byrnes may discover neckties near.(visible when was a pair of suitcases. iy as .magnificent as those in Paris. glasses) BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 23 (UP)-I bet your eyes wouldas look puiiy, too, if you'd argued The way was cleared today for long as he had ove'r the peace. And tried S/afs establishment of a four -year degto sleep for weeks at the Hotel O'Stee/e thing s to soften the blowMeurice, ree-granting coUege at Pocatello, byOne across the street from the old man a necktie the giving S a y for consolidation of school districts de Trouble with those Tuileries. on luxe with spots This French hotels is their mattresses. and for general reorganization and it. is known as putting him in the No inner springs. financing of the state's entire "A If he succumbs, he's stuck Complicated Questions school system -- if recommendations So a diplomatic correspondent a cravat French fried If touch comof the Idaho education survey wondered aloud (and as- diplohe's any diplomat, he wears mission are carried out. of matically as. possible) whether it was true that Byrnes would resThe commission's 550.000 report, At least on cloudy days 7s the dog- ign on doctor's orders within 90 magic prepared by the George Peabody What I'm getting your ever to circle thedays.HeThe secretary smiled wearnecktie gondest College of Teachers, Nashville, said he guessed he d have home!" a Now ily neck South of Carolinian 517 and pages, Tenn., up the sawbones and re-containing to our sec- port'look setting off the profile was released here last night. that this morning .he felt Yes, n e g h bor, good. Its recommendations for expan- retary of state, Jimmy Byrnes. pretty Most of the questions and. the Welker Venetian him -to sion of the Pocatello institution Pa Blinds are built ed nation back on its feet. Pans. She bought this tie. She answers sounded complicated and "Si y o u know for sure whether to give from control of the Univer- must have. don't free I Neighbors Russia Calls It 'Booty' home new life His neck Parisian dazzler blue enactment and is Idaho of for sity and beauty. The The belief that Russia might boy-CHESTER. HI., Oct. 23 (AP) -Tschool district consolidation silk of a shade the French call of has housing given finest quality mhe shortage When the sun shines was cott the reparations conference electnque. were answers and law to sectional at e there is a short circuit, the Republicans and Democrats a s h e linked with her distate for Amer-here no choice in the. matter of problems that have beset which strikes sparks. Magnifique! political in of skill height the legislature for years. ican demands that millions of dolStomach Acid Pains? neighbors. Campaign headReady for Fo?, Too manufacture; true measure and The commission recommended quarters for both party organizalars of industrial equipment re- tions expert installation make WelWhat are adjacent storerooms, sephappens during also that the Albion Normal school foggy moved from Manchuria by the red ker's the Venetian'blind to buy. The wily haberdasher be to years weather? five given its a justify arated wall. only by or stop in today. army be subtracted from reparaUpon the too. continuation or be absorbed by solver^ e, diancra are you haven't Call beautiful blue, he superimposed the Pocatello college. tions grants finally made to the xSbleti. Over 200 million have WELKER VENETIAN uicer pain. These changes were but a yellow streaks the shade of oleoDisplaced, Replaced Soviets. a recomtoo hundreds with was of the of smidgen margarine BLIND CO. part has steadlearned, TOKYO, Oct. 23 (AP)--More ussia, it mendations made for changes in much dye worked in. budge from her than 6,000,000 war-displaced perPhone 2-7G01 2651 fastly refused to Manchurian Washington wore The secretary of state this the public school system. sons have been returned to their position that the cravat on his first public appearment'was "war booty" and hence homelands in the Pacific, allied ance since returning from France. not deductible from her reparat- headquarters reported today. More He took with him then to the ions. . than 4,800,000 are repatriated Japunited nations meet in New York The decision to call the repara-anese and 1.06C.OOO were sent from and he made no apologies for Have Your Eyes Outgrown Your tions conference at an early date, Japan to other places in the Orient was understood, was the result This proved that he was a diploocean areas. and Pacific mat, or an experienced husband, of 'repeated appeals from MacAor both. HONORED Mrs. Alice Ballinuer is shown in her home, working rthur. The allied supreme comThe movie fellows' spotlights nn "Hillton Harvest," which has been chosen "painting of the mander informed the commission 90 Cents made the secretary's eyeglasses that much of the industrial of the Palette club. from which reparations must NEW YORK, Oct. 22 (UP)--Hairglisten when he walked into his (Continued from Pace One) cuts in the mid-Manhattan area press conference. Apart from that be drawn is exposed to the Work three conferences he said Davis tie, he was the same old Jimmy. in bombed out factories, and went up from 75 to-90 cents as Broadway barbers returned to with Goering between Sept. 30 and French accent. Wearing the is fast deteriorating. Landscape same old double-breasted blue a Oct. 4, 1939. their shops following Memoranda Drafts Pauley The justice official said "Goer- serge. Answering all questions, strike for wage increases. Shaves Ogden was reported that were marked up from 35 to 45 Meanwhile, ing remembered his meetings' with looking tired. Davis" and "recalled that they had W.cents. Reparations Ambassador Edwin memThe picture "Hilltop Harvest" by Mexican oil and using discussed Pauley is drafting two secret now on Mrs. Alice Ballinger, exhioranda for President Truman influence of John L. Lewis Ben Lowhich may serve as a basis for the of the in bition lobby Roosevelt for ree- Yugoslavia Bitter President mond hotel, represents the Octo(Continued from PaEe One) allied reparation demands on Japlection in 1940." ber selection of the Palette an. club's At Vatican Action or more One document, officials said, is juices with 20 per cent Lewis Was Key Man "painting of the month." BELGRADE, Oct. 23 (AP)--Vice a detailed account of the Russiantomato; tomato juice, tomato cock- "In this painting, -portraying an Rogge declared "This is the subOur Stock Edvard Kardelj of Yugoindustrial removals from Man- tail, tomato catsup, tomato paste autumn landscape in Ogden Valley of what he (Goering) had slavia bitterly attacked the Cathduring the fall harvest, Mrs. Bal- stance churia, where Pauley recentlya vissauce; say on these subjects: 'Davis olic church today for its recent ited. The other consists of study Cured cod, hake, pollock and linger, through her sensitive han- to to me about John L. in excommunicating those of Japanese industrial facilities dling of color and line, has dev- talked fl! one ought to reach an action and that an connected with the arrest can persons fresh as tuna, · be removed which pilchards, impression of ^quiet -agreement with reparatieloped was He him. the a and a court conviction ons. by Yugoslav statement." bonito, yellow' tail, sardines and movement," said one who was seeing me about oil Archbishop Alojzijc Stepinac. ARE YOU IRRITABLE, NERVOUS? Better look after your Pauley, in a preliminary state- North Atlantic herring; preserves, barren gray road contrasts strong-business Mexico. He told me that a campaign speech in - Sloin with the warmly colored ment, said Russian removals from ly Most Complete was not tied up with venia, where he is a candidate for eyes! -Improper vision may be the cause of this condition. Manchuria have made inoperative jams, jelly, dried beans and peas, of wheat stubble on either side. Lewis was two the but major 'parties constituent assembly in next The background tones of the rolling at least 82.000,000,000 worth of in- beer, whisky, soft drinks, candy, a free lance as far as political month's frame The Russian pol-tea, cocoa, enchilladas, tamales, mountains elections, Kardelj said that Your eyes may have outgrown your glasses. Why not find the that fields dustrial facilities. were was We., and concerned decisions was modify the strong violet colors of one although the Vatican had taken to take vital icy, he reported, out; stop in at the Superior Optical at Penney's for a coloring for food, canned toof the few people who undersaction in the Stepinac case middle of the distance. portions thereby destroyplants, j ing productive power. Germany's was tood one showing many position. matoes; he unable to remember "Not only has this picture been instance where the nazi gestapo or thorough examination. Canned pineapple, edible corn- handled in the 'conservative, mod- "He presented himself as a new designs in John Lewis. of friend L, starch, spaghetti sauce, starch des- dern' manner, both in arrangementtold me that Lewis was very inf-"Hitlerite handmen who murdered but also the simCatholic people in serts, gelatin, wheat flour and choc- treatment, m p that he was backed by all butchered luential; b European countries" had been plification of an idea has olate syrup. and he the trade that unions:, excommunicated by the church. a,certain strength and dignity." important for a positive attitwhich we Ballinger. has studied art very Davis towards. Germany. told ude for the past 15 years under Le me that by the use of his Idaho Conte Stewart,. professor of art at sure will satisfy Surplus could influence WASHINGTON, of Utah, Joseph A. on Lewis, he- such the-University 23 (AP) -MOct. mannner a elections inthe. F Everett, nationally.known UtahBeds Wheel v Home, Idaho, army air ountain yHospital y o u Roosevelt re-election of that .the artist, and "Howell .Rosenbaum of headed for the surBEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHChairs · Crutches · Bedside in his, opinion, would mean appeared .:Brigham,Gity..'She,.h'aa also studied which, with a war deheap today need. plus war, 'would -be: prevented'." Tables, etc. under Ralph Pear-son in a coursjs announcement, that will partment U. to the assistant -modern artistic'design. .At present he special tol air forces: -needs .general vsaid Goering told "excess" AT 'she' is studying "'with/Florence attorney near future,;''''..Such himwould 'have 'spent $100,000,- the very Ware of Salt Lake/City. RELIABLE N 000- -to. $150,000,0.00" to influence ·properties are ;usually"."goffered to PHONE 8821. 'other" military organizations, '· and, the 1940 election.'^ 2274-84 Wash. Blvd. are surnot declared wanted, if Guaranteed Deposits 246Q \VASH.BLVD plus. TOKYO, Oct. 23(AP)-- General I It apparently up to police Iwas today to determine which driver responsible for a taxicab-automobile accident near Fifteenth and Washington early Tuesday. Humphries, the cabbie, I Robert WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (UP)-- left a report with police Wednesday saying he was making a Jen Official quarters expressed belief turn when an approaching car today that 'Russia will boycott tried to pass him on his left side, muffed the attempt, and crashed proposed international conference into a pole Humphries said the on Japanese reparations. other driver backed away and was Nevertheless, it said, the (took off without identifying himeastern commission is expected to second report, filed by Euset a date for the conference at its gene R 19, of 720 Twenforthcoming meeting here regard- ty-ninth,Hartman, accused the taxicab drivless of Soviet action. er of causing the accident. Hartwas conceded that a Russianman's report said the cab slowed and, to avoid running into boycott would delay allied agree- down, he (Hartman) attempted to get ment on peace terms for Japan by on the left side, but the cab, and hamper General Douglas Macwithout a signal from Arthur's efforts to put the defeat- driver, turned into his car. was Urged Jap Reparations It By WASHINGTON, Qct 23 a fellow takes his in Report , · ., i s it. . in it i . o£ ... r Political Still it, Suffering ri l ; t R- it Nazis Schemed it Price Lids Taken it Off Most Foods Art Displays In Valley GLASSES? FIR. To Beat Haircuts, it. of "LAMPS". Is r a e n . ta le la are r e e · i FOR RENT r rs. OR SALE! , . S LUDSTROM'S ' , · · » MaeArthur government .today ordered- the to. guarantee -in full l ..- -deposits of all -united o n a s nations n a bank ti Field ' '.'I · the · it T- Truman Pledges Support to UJ. (Continued, from Page One) whereas its seat at'the first assem- bly of the old league of nations said today's meeting symbolized "the abandonment by the United States of a policy "was empty" and of isolation." The president told the delegates the assembly cannot function adequately until peace settlements are made which form "a solid foundation" for the future since its own task is prevention of future wars rather than settlement of the last one. Fear Freedom From War settlements, he said, must rest upon freedom, of speech and religion, freedom from want and freedom from fear, above all the "freedom of fear of war" which he said "is attainable now." The peace "Lately we have all heard talk .about the possibility of another world war," Mr. Truman continued. "Fears have been aroused all over the world. These fears' are unwarranted and unjustified. 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