Show r T-- RepestP' Beimion BiSrf 76 of 368 Tweniy-""- 1 - - of the L D dressed sessions of the Ogden stake quarterly conference Sunday called upon all members of the church to accept the responsibility to teach the gospel The speaker pointed out that during the war emergency it is Impossible to send missionaries into foreign countries and "there fore the great missionary work of the church develops upon home missionaries who will carry the gospel message to the thousands of new residents in Utah" Returned missionaries who gave brief reports of their experiences were Edith Child western states Grant Zaugg Canada Rema AH red California Pres William J Critchlow Jr announced a leadership meeting for Sunday school superintendents and secretaries will be held Thursp m He also day at seven-thirt- y announced that Apostle George F Richards will speak at a meeting for high priests of the stake and their wives Sunday Dec 12 at two p' m in the Ninth ward "r "P188 — ii at died hnJ WASHINGTON A : : riri at w - I v ' : i Sims told a press conference today that he expected his next assignment to be training duty However he added that' he hoped to fly heavy bombers and a mission against 'Berlin in onesuperof the army's new 9 xuey ''At Nov 29 (AP) Jack A Sims has flown over Tokyo bombed Nagoya and made two attacks on Rome but as for Berlin— "I'm not interested in a grand slam" just now of axis capitals He added however that after a while at home his Interest in flying against Berlin might revive A medium bomber pilot and squadron commander whose home is in Kalamazoo Mich —Maj - j Services will be heia IWO P m 1U Bhop neral chapel conduct w or Milton Hodge mortuary Friends may callat-thana this evening time 'of services ' Interment will be in Ogden city cemetery in-la- Jeffers Honored Yaric TFfio Bombed Tokyo Rome Not Interested in Berlin in She was of parson Ogden thedaughter ghe and Mary BayUss Balling spent ner ""V" she was At the time of £er death P efoTbwo a member of the was ward sue deatn children who preceded her wnsut J tts haTid Lyman died in Ogden In are a num m sisters ber of nieces nephews and S first counsel of seventy who ad- b Sarah (Sally) lli1M1ViMiiMi WrK"M ' 1- eight a m Sunaay J" "finess tnrew : pital after a orn To Preach Gospel Samuel O Bennlon f&0NG'lniifi limn Sarah B Wright By Dcatli Tata lillUl 1 Ul UlllUl i7tft Sales Training Course 'Approved t&'T'W! TDeatiis Solon Hurls CEarge Of Labor Hoarding THE OGDEFt STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER—29 1943 — j WASHINGTON Rep Weiss (D-P- declaring that war plants are and indis engaging in "wholesale criminate hoarding or manpower said today he would ask Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey selective service director to investigate a reporter The congressman-tol- d that if selective service "doesn't look into the matter Til introduce a resolution to have congress conduct an investigation" a) tional Association of Independent Tire Dealers presented a bronze plaque today to President William H Jeff ers of the Union Pacific railroad for "the honorable his performance of his duties forwhile and fairness perseverance" serving as the nation's rubber administrator Maw to Tour Arsenal many-Pittsbur- RATT TAKE CITY Nov 29 (UP) rnv Herhprt B Maw and 10 other state elective officials were sched uled to tour the Ogden arsenal this afternoon Two supreme court justices were expected in tne group gh THEY DISCOVERED THIS COLDS' RELIE- F- bombers "might be very interesting" Sims returned to this country after completing 40 combat missions in the Mediterranean area B-2- Nov 29 (AP)— for coughing and muscular aches of cold Yea thousands of mothers everywhere have discovered Penetro— the salve with modern medication in a base containing mutton ths same kind of old fashioned suet grandma used Inside medicated breathing vapor soothes cold congested a warming passages Outside acts as on Penetro plaster at spot where rubbed use 25e is white BtainleBS pleasant to double supply 35c Relieve these colds miseries with two way action Get Penetro Sarah F DeWitt DeWitt 71 of the Sarab FrancisfwianH Oeden died of a heart ailment at ten twenty- t Alice T Bingham -- T7 tone of hfT live UI1S HIOIii" —Z 1872 in Atlantic 20 1 was born Alice iracy at S1 T Mayv zianphter of "f""" u Taintrham died today "1 She Katherine Brown a m at- the family home A DeWltI Oe'ripn Waif i 'cnno v " in Fairmont ucoi Wilson March was marnea iu Atlantxc City jr Her Dec 20 1896 in born in " She was tone aCO Austin i nnrili f it voatk u j uusoanaj uieu 1 1874 a uau&iicci j and been had the genealogical She had served in Ann Wilson Tracy — county an ner Relief societies oi me a resident of Webermemoer G Stanley Brewer president of the Ogden Retail APPROVATL w uounnwara ' a V ftnnrnvffl cuius tvainlnar niirftftS beinST qi was She was a life oi Dorn Oliver P One She brother ward Sixteenth S n uL nlrr survivor conducted in the Ogden city school system Verna Davis Issuer oiv is u w""T: married to Mr Bingnam JUiy o wucago heine are work permits for the city schools is presenting the plan Funeral arrangements 1893 at the bait Lake temple v mQAlk ' The last opportunity this seasonal j —AniMt— mortuary Surviving are ner nusoau ana aaugmer sonsfor inexperienced salespeople who DO THESE JOBS NOW S W Bin" need training and lor peopie who Information is received from gen- Tracy Grantsville A Pearce ' Joseph Keep TTour Home erax cnurca auuiunueg icgaiuu w desire to begin work in the retail tu Sauna: o nniguin" A Pearce HYRUM — Joseph in Good Repair field to take a training series m D ' C Bingham Baltimore programs for quarterly conferences at retail Tues evening occur died of Sunday will work Hyrum store Fackrell to be held in 1944 The programs Lyman q F ' in Mrs John M Mildon day Nov 30 at eight p provide that two of the four quwhy vtwm m eacn nawnns conrerences "l staKe room 210 of Weber colleges H w Kyre mm i Mrg terly ' in- be attended by an apostle or an Mrs William H Schraven cern ' building of tVf Malan Wilford Mrs course spoauic Vtir Calif assistant to the apostles and the- gv This uj Rosa i Mrs Margaret to prob- yonder Kooi Evanston Wyo the Smithy programs will be devoted Qgden clty schools in cooperationis als0 f ive grandchildren sisters I im? iuciijintvivn with the retail mercnanis of aiiu lems Drouier followingTT VTrc f5 Child adapted especially for employes One of the remaining two con- - Mrs clarence Malan Mrs Fred Hannah C ReeS grocery stores varng ravia issuer of work per- ferences will be attended by mem- - R jj of ogden Mrs Roy King COALVILIHannah Chappeii tfae Cgden schools said bers of the presiding bishopric and Sacrament0l Calif! Elmer Tracy will be devoted to affairs of the An1ArWn Falls Idaho Mrs Dor- - Rees 81 died at her home here nearlv all who are planning to nday or causes Aaronic priesthoodui hThe remain- - th Barnes Arco ' Idahot 32 grand- during the Christmas selling t Mrs Rees was born at TBristoLn work nBncfod nnvn — i t xi n season nave xaxen nuvauc nf ASPHALT ROOFING children ana iour greai-o- i onuninig tumcicuvc hv th first council of seventy rep dren Shingle or roll types Heavily resentatives and at this meeting Funeral services will be an-- 1 Lake with crusned state C&appeii Hannah and morstake and seventies & vv the work of the Tindnuist Sons' aUend thLj final training surfaced for dentjj ' nrill ta m-- crl uon and long wear As low America She came to i iiaaiuuaiica jh if they desire to obtain a granules ron tuary as of per the at age crossed the plains store service for wo phasis Holllthree in 1865 with Captain £££ Brewer president of crossing GrocerV association Birth— Announcement has been ITf f ff £Y day's companywasWhile en Retai run over by a the plains she made of the birth of a daughter uu o A nfm heavily loaded rreignt wagon ped Vetail erocers R - Ahlbersr — — not was injured iuiorea Aitnaxi iim is Rpnd their inex- "" maiaji jviia The family lived in Salt Lake mer Frances TUlotson and is mak- - Public Masonic funeral services GmDtoves to these spec Reinhold classes Ahlberg City for a year before movmgio ial cjasses The one-hoing her home with her parents Mr for George 784 who East Coalville where her father Tillotson C brakeman Mrs Leonard on Tuesday Wed- and Southern Pacific conducted i uiuc ! nesdav wuineu m v jiwency-iir- si ogu jviam is act v- - met aeaui Dy acciuem and Thursday evenings I sne overseas me wuiivbu on wvisiuu tne a uute While sail wita young army station 30 Dec 1 2 7 8 9 Nov ing gin fcne Saturday afternoon will be con-in some time for $125 per ween The schedule reads: on Rees o'clock Edmond two to at married was ducted FUNERAL DIRECTORS Tuesday Tuesday Nov 30 "What Is Ex ov ouuiu mn Masonic lemuie uimjci Winder Jr nfitAri of You" W jLgUtu 1 of George Washington Salmon The couple received "How to Dec IlXlc Wednesday No 24 F and A Mt with dowments a year later in the old AnnW for a Job" "Developing a INSULATION - i ssait LAKe enoowineni iuuac MORTUARY jvicjvi Master unirora M Willcutt Worshipful nmsTRRAT FILL and BLAN Personality" I was active in cnurcn ana Rev Walter She The a Arithin 2 Cain Thlir-d"Store Dec charge KET TYPES for every kind of DIAL 4659 "Sales inanlatincr need As low as 4d L French of the First Methodist civic affairs being president or- tne Cash Register vC— church will deliver tne sermon ijoaiviue P Dyer nc per square foot 2 inches deep worked She of FLORISTS vl9 DBe'c7 Selli years Members! of Tech cityfoi fso TERMS Pioneers of Railroad Trainmen are requested In the Daughters Winder Jr AND THE FLOWERS Let us figure your job xor many years to assemble at the temple 2550 organization Dec 8 "Selling Prob- wnesdav ARE FURNISHED BT urvv one-foro'ciock at Washington p D Thursday Decto attend the services tsunai wm ano uaugmcu "Conof 'Wranoine Packages" 8448 be in the family plot in Auitorest rset ivvui6ii vii- of Material "Testing" Washington D C Fred A Rees servation memorial park u Kutn Mrs Thomas E vRees and- r niyu Oq'den City FloralDialCo4761 KTTT t a mia Miller aii 2277 Washington Blvd wiy T wrm Promotion— Jack H Noorda 2155 itTaa t) TTri x 8039 — — : — — o i wmii-— ti! r voeiiviiic p Troa Ann i i rtees ' 1ft aroune Flowers for All occasions iiai mi services ior mis CT0Und forces armv replacemen - iouu uranv Layman 70 wire or wiuiam iay- Dumke Floral uo m 9 irnrf Ord Calif has °"""rVv DincrVlom ! fiQ hOlTie rr xl- - Wlf " I ty one-thir- I w m a - i1' - ft7J -- I °fenna - O ! ninfira vw - llAit w UUu FOR BETTER DRIVING AND GAS SAVING " WDOTEEL TLH1DS Mifc' jdWSk I $305 fllfi l!?rJ to? -1- rw tvum - kporir " : 1 -5 AAA vr r1 sn ?v3i wnrfrjrSTN ur i i a o-- iP u - 4 ? N '1 Y ' :-L-: -- OUaaY MLU CLEANS 'S ND d o rT ty i' taroime 'j i- apsp" j " layiiiau jMMseswiaWWSSw- 1 kc j I Equip Your Windows and doors with a guaranteed METAL O TEUSGIIER GO 3005 Dial Jackson Ave 8913 O i e trinn Of having hand truck valnpd at SM from the Sperry mill The jury hearing the case in city court returned a verdict oi gumy taken a two-wheel- ed L r i C5 rn TFiil need 200 men starting DecemA e shift in ber 1 to work an room ior a period of three or iour weeks to load and unload sacks of holiday mail irom trains Shift starting at 6 a m 2 p m and 10 p m ' 8-ho- ur y sr o ii ' r "' M Until he 'regained his strength and energy this' simple way trianfcs to the working harder old p and pep Yeast Tab-p- ie Ironized two-waof slmy help these wartime days But a extra amounts of lets They supply Lack of enough Vitamin B and Iron 1 both blood-buildiakd Vita- rundown be Iron may why you're and U min BK ii5-'irritable often feeling tired-o- ut Vfcamm balf-all- ve and KIroo shortage- only w 5 You see the harderyro wore xne jv wiu jv don t wait self time 4 peppy B get more Vitamin you require r - — TaTsi — Ironized Yeast —i — rvf ana snotua gei eiiutu jvu CwuI Tf - hnt-t-rMi'r !lVf W from your cxttggKt todaWv A—' M v tAiii-(to lose wcignx strcuguH iina At the same time you may lack g IsuScient Iron and so may be pale Or comtsroa're ng riV i I I I REOUtAR Mi J war-ro-duc- ed - Si U Smith Cough Drops than you need Our output is and we'ra trying to offer everybody soothing relief from coughs duo to colds Smith Bros —Black or Menthol-arstill 54 'Rnerrlen WAS ACCHSed nnn o speeds stahtin m EA-rr- X-pu- Pleat don't bay any mor Bros - They used to call him the tired business man u pX® ct Save Fuel — Enjoy Comfort J i uu of WEATHERSTRIP G snns' i n nniar iunerai l vnapueji oi vuamuc under the direction onamma cututtiiwi will be con- chapel Funeral services Bishop Charles W Wimmer of the ducted ward S Fifteenth D Tuesday at one p i i L u o cnaw ujr mortuthe coaivuie Friends may call at the Burial win S A Gardner nine four until from Bishop ary Tuesday di-time cemetery Coalville until in be city m and Wednesday p Dunn be in will mortuary rected by the services Interment Friends may can at tne iamuy Ogden - city cemetery —— home Monday evening ana iu- Kent S Bram- - day until time of services jjons— Mayor-elewell will ififiak to the Liohs club n "nirU'a oiif Tuesdav noon tiisi subject will be "Ogden's Future" Theft GlSe Appealed There will be musical selections As Sentence Fassed from Weber college students Robert Bogden found guilty in city court of petit larceny and sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and serve a term of 30 days in thecity jail appealed his case to ois- mi ef STOP THAT DRAFT in:rrk- wsyr ftnd ifisuess yv? K A great many pec3 S5° wcre below par on edge simply because tlhrv lacked enoueh of these vital have regained their substances 'i' ' Week bag-gag- alTI Mjoc Bowes Amateur Program every 9 P Thursday Eaetera War Time oef CBS nitmk Tak xU rantg ot his friendly Suggestion to ESSENTIAL WAR WORK FOR HEN AND WOttEN i mmui a tw Repair Shops vou need parts of anv'kind for Plvm If tnt ! see t essential work vour nearby Plymouth Dodge Da Soto or Chrysler dealer ment ( uusi cars see f f?f-f- c or Uirysler wno vwi dealer - VMis M H m 21 UNION QAILWAY 4DA u 0EP© AMP — trlY? Dodge Dealer — - Ketirement Offices 203 24th Street Apply Kailroafl x nanoiet i track parts tee f -- nM§a7pr J y JIJ litghiisfet of the Coroorof Jon — Paris Division rArvefr w w factory tngineerea ana inspecieu ruu — — - a — - —— m DODG0 PILVflOIlD'uE DG GO" O (3E3QVGEGQ WA R IONDS All YOUR PERSON At INVESTMINt — IN VICTORY - |