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Show f*1t. He's Dusting Off Thousands of Weber Vets ^Expected to March in Victory Parade Nov. 11 fI Army Uniform Minimum ,, NOW Evenings Sunday, 10 when the thousands of We- H. Grimn, officio member, representing tne ber county war veterans march chamber of commerce; * ;~ through the downtown Ogden disAmerican Legion Nov. 11 in the victory pa secretary. Reviewing stand guest-list comrade. The parade, which may ittee-Clarence A. n A S s '0 as Jr., ,, in which I ^, and OPEN. till a. 10 m. p. EPAIRS m. .our specialized servic* . ; · · Expert Repair.»i till 8 p. m. . . ' Longer Lif«. MODERN SHOE DYEING BY EXPERTS SHOI CLINIC 2650 Washington Opposite the City-County.Bldf. AT . as 20,000 veterans, will chairman; Peter be conducted in the nature of a Disabled 'American Vete Amvets home-coming tribute to World war Cawley, II vets, but is to include also Heviewiri and accommodations many erans of World war are still on the shortage Don't you. be caugKt short. Bring your worn shoes to us for list. STIMSON MARKET 26th Street at Monroe Boulevard general vice chairman; Louis war World war II vet, ex,.---,,,won trict THE OSDEN [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY. MORNING. OCTOBER 27, 1946 , Shoes Spectators are invited to themselves with noisemakers of all descriptions and work up a rous- ing din ., cerequires m4.each 15 occupants of a common^. S-. one such unit for I buildings. of other -Wir^Templeton V. IV this nation has been man; W , en provwill meansprobably of presentDivid D . A. V. of World war II in Parade formation, traffic-Polic ing a mass appearance," said Aicert . ra Dewey F ' , j Legion i E America? illls ^^ the only ide the vets Wilfong, ' - L Legion - f c c * : - -- William K.. hairman; war I and II vet Ed chairman of the combined veterans' committee, in charge vve Holloway, Legion; William x are sure that onlookers will want to loosen up and give, the .vetsGold Amvet. Star Mothers the type of reception they aeGold Star Mothers' accommc serve. Noise-makers *./ ?"?rf r .. .E. Beasley, Amve PREPARATION --washtubs and pans, if _ nothing dations--Ethel '.Albert E. WlUon*. in charge of Weber «nmty?i A. Gladwell, Amyet; Bar else--confetti and serpentine will Louis scheduled in P«p .for Nov. 11, dusts off "s uniform vfctory parade, America Pioneer tholamew, post, create the atmosphere tor a real, which thousands of Weber men ana women in aration for the event, old-fashioned celebration such as Legion. vets will take part. Committee to arrange for appOgden has not seen since the par-earance Ogden high cadets, ade that celebrated the close oi armv navy,ofmarine, recruiting the first World war." services--H. W. Carey, Legion- Mound Assessed lequest for Uniforms Anmac, chairman; Amos Ross, The committee in charge re- V F W · Norris Gesas, Legion. iterated a request that veterans, 'Publicity--Louis A. Gladwell, Case the World war II contchairman; William F. especially To appear in their service ingent, Amvets; Roscoe C. Smiley, -uniforms to lend a military atmosLegion. Elder James Richard Snyder of Elmer Van Boerum, o34, ofa 1040 phere and-enable the marchers to Colored vets' units--Leo 1. : of f charge L Thirtieth, convicted S. Mound Fort ward, identify themselves as to army, Reader, Legion, chairman; Bart- Mr.D and Mrs. 'Nathaniel J. Snyder, maintaining insufficient toile navy, marine, coast guard, air holomew Fort, Legion. facilities in a residential building corps dischargees. Musical units--Ray Minter, Le- 225 West Seve"We realize some vets are rel- gion chairman; Roscoe C. Glasnth, will aleave at 2038 Ogden, was sentenced -in soon church for uctant to participate in this pa- mann, Jr., Legion. New mission city court Saturday to pay a fine -in rade but vy feel certain the com- Chiefs of parade'sections--Ed O. H e of $50 or serve 25 days in jail. munity will be anxious to see Holloway.-army; William K. Smiley, ee aa v eas n d o h e The entire sentence was suspended them--all of them--in one mass ligan. navy; William F. Smiley, s s o n home, on recommendation of City Attorshowing," Wilfong said. I know marine corps. Chief o£ other sectparents will feel hurt if their ions are to be chosen this week. 4. Samuel H.' Barker, who infney sons and daughters do not farewell parthe court the condition had ormed be This the in inarch. will tjoin ty will he held the 'big parade' all parents have been remedied to the satisfaction Wednesday, Oct. visualized since their loved ones 30 in the Tenth of the city health department. ward recreation got into uniform." Van Boerum was accused of One of the highlights of. the The proghall. a single water closet event will be a 15-mmute memaintaining ram in charge of morial service at Twenty-fourth for use of more than 15 persons. the M. I. A., will and Washington in tribute to Webe followed by ber county's fallen heroes, biidancing. ence will be observed and marcn- No E d e r Snyder Snyder sun-daze, with partly cloudy ing units will stand at attention and scattered served three years in the navy and m showers the light at a given signal. from released duty early last offing. With price of beef so high,spring. At present he is assistant Committees Listed we can't even see the milky Mound Fort ward. in the Wilfong announced personnel of says A B. Foulger who comments on prices that the fellow was a the 10 committees assigned to handle various phases of the celeb-piker who wrote about the cow ration: Ward that jumped over the moon. ADEQUATE FIRE and WINDSBoy: "And now, doctor, that TORM INSURANCE In line have told you I am going to Anne, there's one thing I want current price levels? with get off my chest." Doctor: "You just tell me about HOOPER--A farewell party will be given for Calvin Arave, son FOR TIME PROVEN 1 'Boy: "A'tattooed heart with the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arave, in name Mabel on ward D. SERVICE S. Hooper the L. chapel Thursday, Oct. 31, at eight p. m. Hi ho, weathero, with a program dance Following the Insure With Saturday 62 after the minimum will be held with a special .,atunearlier in the day- of 44 degrees. raction during intermission The El Dorado (Ark.) Times rep- der the direction of Glen Cullen. WELKER LUBIN orted in a headline recently: Mr. Arave will leave Nov. 4 for REALTOR "Episcopal Church to Expand Its he mission home in Salt Lake Missionaries." . . . St. Ph. 4370 City and will then leave on a mission -for the L. D. S. church in .One year ago maximum was 66 Texas-Louisiana field. was 40 dedegrees and minimum manDay, acting grees': When Sam New York aging'-editor of .the Journal-American, was shown, a press agent's story on a local vegetarian stunt, he spiked it, sighing: "We want meat!" Fort Veteran Penalty Is I. Leave on MissiM Sanitation Jr., . ·-*,. , l li A · .r f i «*·»-% t lots . Shadow , l DO ' YOU CARRY Plans Hooper For Farewell Party it." INDIVIDUALLY YOURS ... a potpourri of many Furniture to herald your personality Monday and varied tastes, your discriminating judgment A living room to tell you, upon entering of the charm and grace that Special lies within. Accomplished superbly by pieces from C. C. An- FLORAL TOP derson Company. CARD TABLES A. HARDWARE, . P. .. AND PERSONAL L SERVICE W. SPARKS D. Consultant Eccles Bide. Dial 7-2131 S S.--Then there's the guy who complained because he had water on his knee, and the' doctor asked him what did he expect, champagne? 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