The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 3

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER MONDAY EVENING MAY 21 Weight Limit on Hogs Removed By WFA The broadened program Is expect if Captain Liberated Parents Informed Liberation Cant Robert ed to give added assurance that the government will ttand back of farmers In meeting the production goal of 37000000 pigi thii fall i Harrowing Story Told by Blaine Clay from nazl prison leea unaer tfte new program WFA will support at $13 the price War Food Administrator Marvin Jones today broadened the government's support program on hogs by removing thu snnnmtn camp was announced today ne 8UUU ana cnoice Darrow and repardlc a son of Mr and Mrs Wallace a Clay Cold Springs Box Elder limit th weight oThog weight" uSi ZgbSS gut butcher hoes Luzon mht survivor 1 1946 county Lying helplessly wounded for 52 -f- Appetizing A B-17 pilot he holds the air medal and three oak leaf clusters He is a graduate of Box Elder high school and Weber college Capt Clay was first reported missing in action on May 24 1944 and it was not until the latter part of last June that it was known he was a prisoner of war A letter from Capt Clay to his parents received shortly after he became a prisoner said his entire crew parachuted to safety and were taken prisoner also that none 1 with (10SET 80UJI ClEdnSER 4 was injured 'wV 1 1 1 dp ii Two Seek Divorces In District Court Two suits for divorce had been Protect family 'health use NU-BOWL weekly Efficiently deans closet bowls prevents harmful germ accumulation Save time money with economical Schilling VACUUM PACKED OF FEE filed today i in Second district Capt Robert Clay nours wnue japs wmppeu machine-gun and rifle bullets a few inches above him crept in at night to slaughter Ms wounded comrades was a harrowing terrifying climax for the pacific combat career of Sgt: Charles Carlgren The 31-year-old former Ogden sign painter is back in this country for hospital treatment after 31 months overseas with the 40th infantry division in wjiich he was leader of a rifle squad His wife Mrs Avis Carlgren lives at 1144 Twenty-fifth Ogden I I Sgt Carlgren told ofi the 52 hours in an interview at Letter-man general hospital San Francisco He has since been transferred to a hospital in Walla Walla Wash and is expected home on furlough this: week "We were in the hills near Fort Stotsenburg on Luzon" he recalled "and the mission of my company was to take I a hill The only approach was up a little valley between two hills that were still held by the Japsi Few Reached fop "We made a night attack and a few of us reached the top But the Japs threw mortar fire in on us and I was wounded in the left arm and head by shell fragments Several of i the men of my squad were wounded at the same time and our company medical aid man was killed only a few minutes after he finished bandaging us "All the next dayf we lay exposed on top of the hill I and the rest of our coirmanv and more court: Marcene Manning Taysom MaudA' DeLamater with deseri ing cruelty They were married fe TTe July 23 eD i J94Z at Maiad idano Carl DeLamater charged wiwguw ll-zZiZ Vwl I bgt Carlgren Diplomas Will Be Conferred At Weber June 1 Fifty-seventh commencement exercises at Weber college Friday June 1 at eight in the auditorium will be opened by Glair Anderson playing Wagner's Pilgrim's Chorus on the college organ and the invocation will be delivered by Ray Eugene Dillman The address to the graduates will be delivered by Leland Hargrave Creer head of the distory department of the University of Utah followed- by "Vissi id'Erle From LaTosca" sung by Patricia Critch-low accompanied by Beverly Jur-gens and a flute solo' by Felice McKinnon accompanied by Lucille Larson The class will be introduced by President Aldous Dixon after which Superintendent of Public Instruction Allen Bateman will present diplomas Preceding the closing benediction by William Oscar Bentley Jr the Weber college women's chorus will sing "Sylvia" and "Since I First Met Thee" Closing-- Activities The calendar of events for the final week of school as released by Public Relations Director John Benson is as follows: Tuesday May 22 eleven a Girls' assembly Moench auditorium Eleven a faculty meeting for all staff members C-101 Eight meeting of Alumnt association Moench auditorium all former Weber students invited Thursday May 24 three to six Mrs Tanner will entertain at tea for her students this year and for all her former students at the institute Seven faculty women's final banquet women's dormitory Friday May 25 eleven a assembly Moench auditorium Sunday May 27 eight baccalaureate exercises Moench auditorium The reception for graduates and patrons will close the school year activities Friday evening June 1 in the ladies' lounge On Honor Roll Students who have attained high 'honors during their two years at the college are: Patricia Critchlow Lorna Grix Evelyn La Verne Wiggins LouJean Scoffield Nellie June Farnsworth Mary Munekata Lucille Nilsone Larsen and Shirley Cunnington Those who have attained honors are: Beverly Felt Helen Mae Bartholomew Dorene Boothe Verl Carver Ritchie LuJean Putnam Mitsue Watanabe Joan Allred Maurfhe Gammell Felice Grace McKinnon Hyla Mae Rooson Margaret Binnie Elizabeth Ann Winters Vernon Celestian Dieu and night and killed five with hand granades and pistols "I gave up all hope of seeing another day" the sergeant continued "I didn't see how we could "But we did and went on into the second night still without food or water The battalion hadn't been able to get men through to pur company up there and we kiidn't know how stronsr a force oi Japs naa cut us off IT! 4- A ai i wounded were inW i in- i a oattaiion a little iwa TnnH 0111 er rpl Crosby or water i he was from LosAngeles but I don't know his first nam risked That night though we were iable to wiggle down to where the other wounded men were and then we had some protection in the Swale The Jap bullets zipped over us only inches away but we were protected a little" i Japs attacked the party defended by a few riflemen during that Come in and try it fT 1 you can feel the tender difference Jl A nzT -WAP his life to get three canteens of water up to us wounded men It was a mystery to us how he made it through the Jap lines "Then on the third morning men of another company broke through to us and we were carried out by litter It was just 52 hours since we had been wounded" President Smith Is Appointed SALT LAKE CITY May! 21 (AP) George Albert Smith 1 president of the council of twelve apostles today was appointed president of the Latter-day Saints (Mormon) church which numbers nearly a million members in all parts of the world i i President Smith who was 75 April 4 succeeds Heber Grant Ogden Men Share in Battalion Honors Army air forces Pacific headquarters reports the meritorious service Unit plaque has been awarded to an AAF engineers' battalion in ivhich two men from Ogden served on Anguar in the Palau islands last fall The battalion is now helping build Superfortress installations in the Marianas The men are: Pvt Mike Favero whose parents Mr and Mrs Mike Favero live at 164 Twenty-seventh Prior to his entry into the army in April 1943 he was employed by the Bamberger Electric Co of Ogden Pvt Raymond O'Brien whose parents Mr and Mrs Ray O'Brien live at J-28 Victory road Washington Terrace He attended East high school Denver Colo and prior to the time of his entry into the army in October 1943 he was employed at Hill field Ldith Louise Thomas 1 NEV 2 2te I7 to I Dixie Villi Sleepy Hollow Maple wno aiea May 14 at the age of 88 after the second-longest 26 as leader of the Mormon faith The appointment was announced by the council highest governing body in the church President Smith retained Mr Grant's counselors i Reuben Clark Jr former ambassador to Mexico and David Oi McKay Elder Clark is first counselor and Elder McKay second George Richards second member of the council in point of seniority was elevated to 1 council president A new apostle to fill the vacancy caused 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