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Show Vme XXXVII KAYSVILLE, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY. DECEMBER X asoline Available for Essential Use avis Taking the cue recently made statement h Jeffers before 'the Investigation committee, DATES SLATED FOR SERVICE Eighteen- - and would be required- - to carry if privately ownedcars and trucks continue to become unuseable because of lack of tires at the rate they have been going off the highways yJSSSctaJnnMofttiepa. " in the and past several months, Mr tr War Price this week, Roberts, said. , Since this is total will be available for war, all transportation facilities, transportation of even private cars, must be considworkers, and other ered as a public trust if we are to avoid a total break down in the cense number and the name of the state of registration on the gum-sid- e of the gasoline rationing "Since service stations stamps. cant accept the stamps without this identification, time and trouble will be saved when purchasing gasoline in, addition to giving the added protection against loss and theft, if the endorsement is' made on the back of each stamp in ink country's vital transportation sys- immediately, Mr. Roberts advises. tem. Following is the - procedure set Commenting on another aspect up to insure necessary gasoline for of the rationing program, motor- essential truck operations. Truck ists were urged to write .their li owners who have made application NUMBER REGISTRATION County Administrator Asserts slllNGTON 15M2. Nineteen-Year-Old- s 36 Layton Youths Death Brings County Total c To 14 for This Year for a certificate of war necessity . Will lie Signed to the Office of Defense but who have not yet This Month received the certificate may apply to the Local War Brice imd RationKARMINGTON Dates for the ing board for an emergency ration to title them over until the t). D. T. sixth registration under the Seleceertificateais received. tive Service program were "anLAYTON Davis countys traffic fatality mark for 1942 Even in cases where the 0. D. T. nounced this week by Fred L. has issued a certificate of war Hampton, chairman of the Davis exceeds the number killed in 1941 by four persons, with the ' necessity, and the allotment for countv board.death last Wednesday of Grant Eugene Burton- whole mileage rationing December is too small for DecemThe proclamation of the presi- son of Mr. and Mrs; Robert K.- - Burton of all to keep designed is ber operations, the truck owner dent established the dates for the Layton. Q, and trucks rolling for Uears Young Burton died Wednesday morning at 'an Ogden may use part or all of his first registration as follows: the regisor down ose by cutting quarter in 13 allotment to carry on tration of male citizyns of, the. mspital of injuries sustained Tuesday afternoon in a CSn use, Mr. through December. When thirty United States and other male peraccident on It would defeat have elapsed after he has sons. who shall have attained the days S. highway 1)1 in Layton. workers war if .bole program teceived the certificate of war neWith the death of the Layton anniversary of the day toners were denied gasoline he should make an appeal eighteenth cessity. of their birth the periods youth. Davis county now has a tm to get to their places of to the 0. D. T. for a larger allot- indicated below, during shall take place in record of 1 1 Ipersons killed this year, i l. to harvest and market the ment. Farmers should makeshift the United States and the territoras to 10 for all of last compared L, food. The nation has appeal through the transportation ies of Alaska and Hawaii, and in . year, for tires to G, rubber supply committee of the County AgriculPuerto Rico, between, the hours of The L occupational uses only. suffered a basal skull tural War Board. 51:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. on the CLINTON David A. Johnston, fracture,boya us assures that In case the truck owner cant U. rationing HILL FIELD Peter the Pachyderm withstood the opcompound fracture of days hereinafter designated for Clinton farmer and stock raiser,' was the right leg, dislocated shoulder December even he if Ui rubber wont be wasted eration nicely, and is now ambulant. through their registration as follows: There are no scars. get was revealed. uses the December plus the first named a member of the Davis coun-- 1 anJ Bhock of the Employes attitude the Hill (a) -- Those who were born on or decried Field at engineering Roberts 15)43 allotment, the office department to investigations of According quarter C of the O. D. T., Atlas building. after July 1, 15)24, but not after State by some people who want to have been called upon to, perform many odd jobs, and have Patrolmen Merlin Highway Brown and Fred Mueller, the trafcome through witn flying colors. However, officials Salt I.ake City is authorized to Auguston 31, 1921, shall be regiskbeff cars without restrictions always week tered the any day during fic victim ran from behind a southy when the tires are gone, threw the doughty engineers a curve recently when issue atotemporary allotment, good commencing Friday, December 11, It was nearly Lt the car away. bound car. and directly into the December 15)12" by 31, only commissioned them to accom out that most people have they which time a formal appeal for HUH. and ending Thursday, Decern-- , path of a northbound car driven by of a delicate bit surC plastic essential use for their cars plish of his case should her 17, HUH; reconsideration Robert Woolley, 18, of Murray, who stymied, the be sent to the 0. D. T. (b) Those who were born on or W from getting groceries gery. Momentarily Saturday before Justice appeared their teeth, gripengineers gritted In each instance the tepiporary after September 1, lOltl, but not of Wendell Barnes of Peace the (tores which no longer have ped their screwdrivers, or whatOctober 31, 1521 shall be V service to taking a mem-- d after be or will was allotments and ordered to pay emergency Kaysville ever it is that engineers grip, and deducted from the permanent al- registered on any day during the the family to the hospital a fine failure to have a for $10 trunk-leseles in. Result: lotment when it is received. There- week commencing Friday, Decemdrivers license on his person. a emergency operation or get-t- o plungedtrains. snd from work at a war phant The boy was bom May 25, 1930, fore. the same care should be ex- ber in, llitit, and ending Thursday, SALT LAKE CITY Barbara ercised in using them as with the December 24, DM2; in I.ayton. where he had lived all Recently acquired from Sacracarriers .simply cant mento Air Depot, the new Hill Robins of the Layton public school use of the permanent ration, Mr. his life. He was an active member (c) Those who were born on or additional load they Field elephant trains were formerly will be one of three Utah school Roberts continued. ' the til of the deacons quorum of the Lay-to- n after November 1, 1921, but not in operation at the San Francisco L. D. S. ward, and of the ward ufter December 31, 15)24, shall be children to christen the Liberty cong Worlds Fair as Scout troop, and a student in on any day during the Boy registered Deveyances, and as such were equip- ship George H. Dern, at cerethe seventh grade of the North re, Wheel commencing periml Saturday, Davis junior high school. A boy cember 20, 15)42, and ending Thursped with upholstered seats, awn- monies to be held , at Richmond. I L. Brick of musical talents, be had frequentDecember 31, 15)42; ings. and elephant trunks on the Cal. December 17, B. day, Wood, executive secretary of the g trucks. Since the oply appeared as a pianist or vocalist of the continuance (d) During in school and ward programs. A number of eration, however, the trains roam Utah general salvage program, anfGTON were those who the present war, While accessory thefts were the streets at Hill Field minus their nounced. Surviving are his parents; three born on or after January 1, 15)23, School children won the privilege krted this week to the Davis noses, as well as stripped of their brothers and' sisters: Jack Burton be on shall the day they registered of christening the ship because of The ar seats and awnings. Panama Canal Zone; of Balboa, office; pty sheriffs attain the eighteenth anniversary large quantities they and their Lane E. Burton of the U. S. army i were taken from parked cars Securely curtained with heavy the of of their the birth; provided, three-weeday k ountifaL material, each schools collected during any at Luke Field. Ariz., Vem R. Bur' green water-proo- f that if such anniversary falls on a New North Davis Sewer period between September 14 ton of Layton, and Mrs. Caryol B. alph Hill reported the loss of train now affords standing room Sunday or a legal holiday, their So and October 31. Others to assist Weaver of Kaysville, and three tires and wheels from his for approximatelyJjftpeople. shall on He Finished to take at place registration The tires were newly re far, only three trains are in opera- in the christening are Rosemary grandparents, Mrs. Malinda J, Burthe day following that is not a of five Cottrell, Ogden high school and ton and Mr. and Mrs, James II. Tools were taken from tion, but reconditioning ped. of $800,000 Cost or a holiday. legal Sunday Garth Noyes of Hanksville. automobile owned by William others is expected to be completed Dis-board of education from 1 Lythgoe of Kaysville. . The name of the only secretary Registration plaqea in Davis ty - Funeral senrlces were conducted Ws, and two Tear wheels and within the near future. trict an election at held Five, FARMINGTON Approximately county have been designated As the I In Layton L, D. S. The trains are equipped with of War froin Utah was considered a were taken from a vehicle The district Wednesday Wednesday, represents tain to Hugh Sloan. A wheel, heavy pneumatic tires, and greatly appropriate in view of the present seven miles of sewer fines of the Selective Service office in Farm- the communities of Clinton, West ward by Bishop William A. Daw-Poiworld struggle and the important fsoo.ono North Davis sewer project ington and the Davis high school Ison. Services were; Prelude and and Syracuse. f ud hub cap were taken from facilitate the transportation of emscrap will play in have been completed at Layton, re- in Kaysville, Mr. Rampton said. owned by Thomhs J. Mor ployes between the parking lot and part salvaging AT,i8 With in the P,tJud very voting light ports Dr. I). Keith Barnes, secre.the main building area at the field. winning the war. Whispering Hope, won Johnston Mr, f.a over district, commisof the county zoning tary n(I Marie Robins; vocal hia opponent, Austin W. Child, al- - Mm, sion. My Buddy, Harris Adams; so of Clinton, by a vote of 53 to 34. The mileage completed is near Voting by districts was: Clinton, cborus. Beautiful Home, Seventh selec-1Syracuse and part of Angel street (J) 12. (C) 18; West Point, (J) grade of Junior high; pianofor the in Layton, a mile west of U. S. tion. original composition (C) 5); Syracuse, (J) 2(1, (C) 7. highway No. 1)1. While the project The new school board member deceased, Vesta Geisler; trombone will serve the defense - districts SALT LAKE CITY Every home attended Davis county schools and solo, Ave Maria, Lon Kennard; first, Dr, Barnes urged 'that com- - in! Utah is being visited by 4,000 is a graduate of Christians the Utah State vocal duet, munities along the lines plan noW block leaders of the Utah Council Marlin Gailey and Marie He night, college. taught for development of their collection of Defense and members of the school for two years after finish-- 1 Robins, ARLINGTON Announcement of the request for Twill be a red Minute Women of the Conservation ing his system. education. acSpeakers were Elbura Dickson, college banner metal fr day for Davis December scrap county next and outflow lines are to Division of the War Production Trunks Pearl Nalder, Charles P. Maughan, is made was He and farmer a celebrations stockraiscr day, when officials of the state ceptance Board this week to install In Utah latbe and 1, by April S. .Adams and Bishop Dawcompleted Jabez L. B. and. has been a supervisor for can- V committee and local metal Thursday at the office of eral connections have been allowed a system of voluntary, meat ra Bucy Rigby gave a reading. and beet leaders meet for a presen- - Brick Wood, executive secretary for Jon sugar ning growers Jt in for Laytona, Clinton. Layton, tioning. was by G. Harold Holt, j Invocation a number of state salvage of years general the proFARMINGTON in banner work a Named to supervise the Fartaington pf and Clearfield. Sunset, E- the nedictin by or M. J. questionaires must beRegistration TL filed with Roy, Weber county. Syracuse lie was a member of a committee with Davis county are: Mr. and Mrs gram.' Either Mr. Wood The n in Kaysville-Laytodisposal Ellison. The state grave an county is one of 13 in Utah of the Greenwood, chairman the county Selective Service office, unit will be located at a point west Albert B. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. in charge of constructing two jun dedicated was by cemetery. wive a scrap banner from salvage committee, will present the Joseph E. Williams, member of schools lor Davis and the David Layton, Mrs. Walter Hoggan, high high of Kaysville. William Burton. ceremonies the local board said today. , because of its d banners in appropriate Mrs. Reva Wicker, William II. Vil school in the county. He was bish- J. scrap Of will care take units The system seats during various L. D. of S. of over 100 pounds Clinton in ward county the for nine This is of particular import- from the Ogden ordnance plant. cox. W. J. Thayne, Miss Norene op per 'a during a concerted first half of December, it was ance, Mr. Williams said, because Hill Field; the navy supply depot Call Mrs. D. M. Hunter, Mrs! J. N years. campaign- the stated. September and early OcMr. Johnston succeeds George Q. if it is not done, there is no record at Clearfield, and public and private Wallace, Miss Ellen Agren and Deliore Nichols. Bennett of West Point, now servof service in the armed forces. including housing developments, rber Utah The plan is simple. The govern ing as president of the board of counties to receive A number of instances in Davis the trailer units and prefabricated iwmer are: Dagget, Box Elder, ment has found that adult consump- education. county have come to our attention, homes at Layton. Summit, Morgan, Uintah, tion of meat must not exceed 2 received k of men have Bakersfield, where young FARMINGTON Friends were W San Juan, Grand Piute, week. It is depending pounds per questionnaires, and then have Cal., were the successful bidders on upon the "patriotism of the shocked to learn Tuesday of the Weber. women Two Davis their FARMINGTON enlisted without informing us, Mr. the project, and this company has of passing of Mrs. Emeline Hess Utah to see that their households r. county celebration county lunch stands were visited Williams asserted. This means erected 55 houses at 1 be held g Bourne, 73, native and no use at 1:00 p. m.. De-- by thieves Wednesday night, with that in more, years to come, these men Layton to accommodate part of resident of Farmington, who died includes tke cunty courthouse, losses reported at $30 in cash and The beef, pork, rationing 10-1servis while sewer the their workers, 1 will have trouble in tracing at her home here. lamb, mutton and veal, except such Thurgood, county salvage a large amount of merchandise. under construction. ice to receive benefits. Mrs. Bourne died following a liver, as Bill Erickson, announced. Soldiers who kidney heart,, Tn' specialties Charles Black and troke "offered while on. her way wme on include not does and It brains. communi-LAYTON Election Horse of Wild be will Charleys f I of . owners J ox honor furlough chicken, turkeys, geese, ducks, fish ty AAA committeemen in Davis J the Lagoon Bamberger station at the ceremonies, place west of Bountiful reported y are from or game meat suen as ducks, bear, county will be held on December to catch a train. Alone at the time, taken was cash in to $30 that urgently requested 001 for $50 the fete . marble machines and a music box. deer, antelope, wild geese and rab- 10 and 11, M. P. Whitesides, chair- - he ,a for near,y ,th,bourLbe was found by Mrs, program will also feature The thieves pried open the front bits. A family can eat all it wish- man of the county AAA committee, rore of karmington. When Hess FARMINGTON-Jose- ph karet es of James, the latter school band, and door of the establishment.Junior CITY Wednesday. SALT LAKE Bourne was still un Mrs. found, laborer allowed 2 the of Cenat is La., 25. ; Each the Eothora, family . four American Le-- f At Smiths Bungalow Inn at Dates and places of voting have conscious and was i Wright Child, Brigham Young weight," includ the county will be terville, Mrs. K. F. Hansen, opera- university freshman student from Clearfield naval base, Friday had pounds been designated as follows: Decem- a broken arm and suffering from been 00 and to sentenced fined exposure. each bone for and ing. $30 of fat, person ber lo Farmington, county agents ... ,nce as well as the may-- tor of the place, reported theft Clinton, this week was enlisted for Mrs. Bourne, widow of John A. on Davis can12 over the in. in the IV jail, county days board of United years, family in the cigarettes, of .n officer training a large quantity 8:00 p. m.; West Point, presidents e to assault pounds for those 0 to 12 years an office, mayor of Farmcounty municipalities. school house, 1:30 p. m.j Clinton, Bourne, was born on States Marines, Sgt. James B. a charge of threat dy and other merchandise. Walbase. the at ington, under week July 22, 1S9, for those pound per school house. 7:30 p. m.; Clearfield, a Goodfellow, of the public relations another employe W. and Julia of John of this ter maintain daughter all families jusIf (. Farmington, Rampton section, announced. school, 1:30 p. m. grade . Helena She was a Hess. Person 59 ol of be will tice the there peace, suspended schedule, plenty Woods Cross, membef of the December 11 He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. days of the. D S- - church and sentence, all meat for provided jail school house l:3().p. m; Kaysville, of the North Wright Child, and a graduate of that James leave the county, after Block leaders will distribute Effort hall, 8:oo p. m.; Syracuse, formerly president Davis high school. L. D. S. ward Relief and the pamphlets explaining the rationing city Farmington serving one day paying school house, 1:30 p. m.; South He will continue his fine. plan and suggestions for the best Weber, church, 1:30 p. m.; Layton, society. called with until 37. of West at course last is to John college Salem, method of complying. It Surviving are two brothers, ArEkey, up ts a telegram received by The Reflex ACA 6ffice, 7:30 p. m.; West Lay-to- thur and John Frederick Hess of a class of officer candidates to Ohio, Friday had paid a fine to the honesty, fairness and patriotism from Donald M. Nelson, chairman of the War George E. Dibble home, 7;30 Farmington, and several halfbrothbase at Marine Quantico, heara the itself. to of Justice the big Rampton, following regulate family UCtlOn DnarA. Va. . Each family should ration itself P. All farmers and ranchers who ers and halfsisters. ing on a charge of being drunk in 1942 Funeral services will be conductWashington, D. C., Nov. 24, There, he will be commissioned a a public place. Ekey had $8 in his immediately. It la not necessary participate in farm or range ed Saturday at 1:00 p. m. in the second lieutenant on completion of possession and Justice Rampton to wait for the block leader to call. programs are eligible to Farmington U D. S.;ward with . basic training course, levied a $7.50 fine. Ekey was picked a R members of the Clearfield by up at then will enter officers school. , Burial will be in the Farmington sheriffs Davis officers from department. county Upon graduation Outlining the procedure by overn nient is asking the American farmer to school, he will be assigned either which ' AAA , committeemen are cemetery. Friends may call Friday until to a combat unit, or to a. speciali? weeks of 1942 to an intensified elected, Mr. Whitesides - stated 5:00 remaining p. m. at the Union Mortuary aun ists school. The camp and that a meeting will be held in in Bountiful BOUNTIFUL Steel mills needsNtnore heavy scrap and the f and evening recreational committee of the Da- each of the 10 communities in the . and Saturday prior Friday t5eta?an?TSr are one T the best sources of this type of to the services communiAAA . an to name Cross has Red vis county county chapter the lamily vome nee(l Your further help in this farm drive, BOUNTIFUL-A- n and accident pre- issued an appeal for many articles ty chairman, a this to continue, . ' W)rtn.1(hng our salvage committees vention class, sponsored by the Da- for furnishing lounges for service a third member of the community I 111 CITl DCFS 111 other and Mats In Cross andNCW Red committee. will Mrs. addition, vis first weeks. defense men local next at bases, few chapter, the county 5atet4 i to helP you are being prepared and will be Plans were under be, started Monday, December 7, Octavia Burnham of Bountiful second alternate committee mem LAYTON bers shall be elected. week for the rebuilding at 8:00 p. m at the chapter house chairman, reported. this instructed All salvage committees are being way in hall At these election meetings, each Beuntiful the listed items various at the city building, station service Layton, Among of Dick's PorS? nu 10 make available to the farmer all the trans- Davis chapter, KAYSVILLE to Keith Randall, home are sturdy chairs in good condition, community also elects a delegate last according Tuesday was destroyed which n facilities with of America, held Farmers Future to accident !.oa and and to the farm alternate chair be coun' cooperate or can of loss delegate that man a prevention and $5,000. repaired, with easily power in by fire n on initiation annual The the man. the to and convention; of the cleared record community every possible way. The nation is looking ty tables, radios, Grounds have been players school said Davis be Mr. at and Randall the class' will records, ash trays, games, poker high may day charred remains, and Dick Adams, farmtrr- - I am sure, with your help, he will course, and that this chips cards and card tables, drap selected to serve in these capaci- Sophomore agricultural tu rr.ti owner of the building, reports the take a irough. class to be organized eries, and any other articles that ties. The county AAA committee were initiated as Greer is building soon will be under con- in the first - "i the r Donald Nelson was opera-toAnyone may join will add comfort and pleasure to is selected by these community dele- - j the organization. The ir Adams county. Joe struction. Randall Mr. which of Mrs. F, the man In service during leisure gates meeting. in a county conVcn-- 1 ceroitrony was followed by a by calling Chairman of the establishment, B. Muir. gram and refreshments. hours. j caught fire when a stove exploded. Sne tf Q Kid. - Funeral Services Held Wednesday for Grant Eugene Burton, Who Died Last Wednesday of Injuries Suffered on Tuesday Trans--poitatio- n - ' ? l . HHlestrian-automobi- Ie David A. Johnston Named to School Board Position Peter the Pachyderm Withstood the Operation t u Liberty Ship to Be Christened By Layton Girl i sight-seein- Thefts SEVEN MILES Reported Locally OF SEWAGE face-liftin- LINES DONE - nt Sn'VtTf Utah Homes Are Being Visited To Aid Problem County Will Receive Salvage nnant at Ceremony on Monday )avis J 5, , I Good-Agricultu- Questionnaires Must Be Sent To Board Office B collec-reeor- Farmington Lady Died on Tuesday Following Stroke Thieves Enter Two Davis Businesses f- - Stroud-Seabroo- M AAA Participators Name Community two-room- Si life-lon- Leaders, Dec. Assault Charge Junior Child Now Fine Brings In Marine Corps ! -- ulhl,h - , pre-cook- ed n. one-tim- - . - Ison's T elegram'U rg es M ore in Scrap Collection pre-leg- u al n, v? . &Eppeon- cpn-servati- on ten-we- ek pWlle.utah. rU8hut Layton Station Being; Rebuilt Red Cross Set New Class Work SuSnST SdJrhShm Appeal Is Made To Fit Lounges Wh : , vice-chairm- an Davis FFA Group Wednes-ebaima- vice-chairm- an . lo-ho- ur '- |