Show MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 18 THE OGDEN STANDARD -- EXAMINER 1940 Move On March to South? Japanese In NEWSMEN READY Indo-Chin- 5 CRASH PROBE a VETTERLI MADE n— ""— yvw' POLICE CHIEF ANGLE TURNS FOR CONFERENCE Two Wed In Raid Shelter Seek Quiet Singapore Home f FIRST 11 OF YEAR - Prevention Aim Creeps ! As Inquiry Shifts From 5 'f Utah Press Group Plans Legislative Changes On Advertising r I SALT LAKE CITY 4 0 y- - - - " w s i - xt - i N If u t -''''' '' "JSf 11-1- f - ' - t -- ' - r' 'V ' T K" x " I i I f T I ! V !' I f V X ft ft " ' V inter-fraterni- ty council at which he is scheduled to make an address SCOUT LEADERS END SCHOOLING s i " ' V S ' ' : ' " ' FOUR-- H As cables reported an imminent Japanese move to the south possibly effecting French Dutch East Indies and the great British air base at Singapore this picture reached the United States showing a recent Japanese reception in French Indo-ChiIt shows the Japanese special envoy to the French colonial possession Jun Matsumiya left and Rokuro Suzuki Japanese consul general at Hanoi inspecting a guard of honor of French Indo-Chitroops at Haipong na na WYOMING NEWS ARE RE-ELECT- STAKE CLOSES WOODRUFF MEET ED EVANSTON Wyo— At a recent meeting of the Ladies Guild of St Paul's Episcopal church the following officers were reelected to serve during the coming year: Mrs William Crawford president Mrs Clifford Ragan vice president and Mrs John W R Rennie secretary-treasure- r" EVANSTON Wyo—The Wood-ru- f L D S stake quarterly conference closed Sunday evening after four interesting sessions Sunday morning the reports of the missionary and Relief society organizations were given Apostle Richard R Lyman of Salt Lake City addressed the Sun-dasessions on the "Principles of Daggett Minus Medico After CCC's Move MANILA Utah AP)— It may be a troublesome winter medically speaking for Daggett county's 564 souls Their predicament derives from the transfer elsewhere of the Manila CCC camp With the camp went its physician —and the only doctor within 50 miles of this frequently snowbound county seat yj Mrs Howard Pehl has been electconductor killed himself Suned president of the Altar Guild Liff and Right Living" "Court-shi- " way officers said by shootcounty day taking the place' of Mrs Elizabeth being the subject he devoted ing himself in the mouth with a to Price mot "of the time at the closing revolver The Baden who ' has moved ' discharge blew off " Utah Mrs Robert MacDonald is the vice president and secretary and Mrs Ellis Dunn is the treasurer The officers of Ythe Altar Guild will serve until May at which time the annual election will be held EVANSTON Wyo — Vern H Waldo high school coach returned to Evanston Sunday night after in Salt Lake spending the week-en- d City Mrs Waldo and son Kim accompanied him to the Utah capital where they will be guests of her parents during this week Mr Waldo will spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Salt Lake City and the trio will return next Sun- " - Passes Wyo—According to an announcement received by the Ret Dudley B McNeil of St Paul's Ep iscopal church the Rev C Mac- Lean who served as rector here f rofn June 16 1900 until March S 1901 passed away last week Information relative to the place anq cause or nis death was not as certained u 0 i There are 275 different languages spoken on" the African continent L7 rewarded this month when Wanda Campbell 17 daughter of Mrs Anna Campbell of Peasant View leaves with seven other club members to represent Utah Four-clubs at the annual Four-congress in Chicago Each year approximately eight club members chosen from Four-groups throughout the state are given trips to the national meet Since the beginning of her work seven years ago Wanda has won first place in county demonstration projects second place in state demonstration first place incounty style review and placed in class A at the Utah state fair She also won honors at the Pacific international exposition in Portland "Besides the number of prizes which she has won Miss Campbell and her team mate Madge Lewis have appeared before 10 other clubs in Utah' county to demonstrate the correct way of presenting a home demonstration Wanda is president H H H of her local Four-- i f IV! ft H — H Rintrannrp V w ' They are Mr and Mrs C K 32 Salt Lakers Leave for Marshall Marshall is senior conservator of Fort Lewis As State forests in the Federated Malay states Some months ago he was Answers CaJI furloughed to England and it was there— in the middle of an air raid SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Utah —that he met Miss Elizabeth Vicbids farewell today to its' first con- toria King They werewasmarried due to shortly before Marshall tingent of selective service soldiers sail for the United States and to leave home for a year's life in eventuallv his Malayan assign ment an army camp '' B Vancouver to leave All volunteers under the draft They are program 32 young Salt Lake citi- C for Shanghai in a few days and zens were formally inducted into expect to reach Malaya at Christ active service here this morning mas and tonight leave by train for Fort Lewis Wash reception center and OGDEN 3IAN ELECTED first stop in their career of military ' SALT LAKE CITY Utah (AP)— training Tomorrow 32 more volunteers The Associated Landscape Archi from other parts of Utah will go tects of Utah in annual convention through the same procedure and here Saturday elected Harold S men tnis state will have filled its Curtis of Ogden lands cap isif for full quota of 64 men under the first the forest service to succeed Ladraft call and its last this year Lieut F Edward Walker state val S Morris of Logan as their selective service inspector said no president iurtner can is to be expected until Jan 9 1941 Even that he added may not represent an actual "draft" for Utah still has 64 more volunteers ready to take their COUGH year's training immediately DROPS GUARD OFFICER PROMOTED SALT LAKE CITY Utah (AP)— I Brig Gen Albert E Wilfong commander of the 69th field artillery CONTAIN VITAMIN A brigade announced the nromotion CAROTENE) of Capt Gomer E Smith to the ranic of major " : ' Bnospw Mai ad Firemen MALAD —A real lively duck hunt was seen in the surrounding coun try near Malad Sunday when the Rod and Gun Club challenged the local firemen with the losers buying the suppers for the winners The Rod and Gun club hunters came out victorious and enjoyed a banquet at Earls cafe There "were approximately 30 who participated CONFERENCE SET OLD SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Glenn FAMILIES PAfNartfM DOWN! Of All Your Gifts— D Kennedy of Springville president said today the Utah Pharma- ceutical association's conference would be held here Jan 3 A banquet wll be part of the program mid-wint- CUSTOMERS er The priceless gift of good eyesight is the greatest Guard protect your precious eyes — they bring you all the good things-i- n life! See the capable registered optometrist here fori a complete ey examination NOW— and start enjoying life again! Sixty-fiv- e per cent of the pa trons ot eomectioners are men hard-centcandies have the widest sale among them YouU Be Frankly Told if Glasses Are Not Needed ! er This Ad club Will Give You g I ftp- Genuine $650 And Machineless Oil Permanent Self Setting and Guaranteed BEAUTY SALON Corner 24th & Wash Th 161 Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians DARRELL'S Balcony Penney s Ogden Salt Lake Provo Price Logan and Idaho Falls 3rz3r3Faaan3r2aaa —i n—n—ii i sr nll it n -- tfcfc ffhvuu fimwd ?©wm m©m i! t -- D — v TiiJT&iiSZisxsm 1 4V i til — nj V ' s±:-- ' l " y'""""'"" mi n u No 41 PINT 42 you wonder what a big car MAYBE Buick is doing talking about economy AH right well tell you Most people would be willing to spend a little extra for what Buick has to offer — style size room steadiness durability— if part of that extra could be paid back through lower operating costs Especially they would like really satisfying performance — quick take-of- f easy sure power fast response — if they could have it in a car that's stingy with gasoline ' That's what we've given them— through the extra power in this 1941 Buick hill-climbi- ng Vx "rr """ PINT 43 n Scfaenley Disri&ers Corpotatioo -- -T ""———' f And the tremendous reserve-powe- r in these Buick engines —at 40 for instance you have as much as 85 of your power "on call"— still permits the flashing getb the sure lift away the swooping ' out of pinches you once had to buy with heavy gasoline consumption hill-clim- So we say— more power to thrift— it Eetpa put Buick thrill and comfort within easy reach And the reason is— more thrift from power —from abler engines It all adds up to the sensation of the year — the car you ought to see first —the brilliant able beauty your Buick dealer has waiting for you : BUICK PRICES BEGIN AT for the Business Coupe delivered at Flint Mich State taxt cp-tlo- nal equipment and accessories—extra m 1 UK3W Prices subject to change without notice In EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 2619 STRAIGHT BOURBO N WHISKEY Copyright 1940 "'T'''"' The added wallop of Fireball engine design and Compound Carburetion lets us use more thrifty gear ratios saving money without complicating extra gears or mechanisms BOTTLED IN BOND 100 proof ' 1 QUART K Jff O ? M HUTS: ')fkYi New York Gty iI D Himself LIVER BIL- E' By -- D LVAKE UP YOUR Without Calomel— And Youll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour 2 pints of hUe juice Into your bowels every day If this bila is not flowing freely your food may not di-crest It may just decay In the bowels Then sras bloats up your stomach You get constipated You feel sour sunk and the world looks punk It takes those good old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel "up and up" Get a package today Take as directed Amazing in making bile flow freely Auk for Carter's little JLivec Fills 10? and 25 Duck Hunt Is Staged H INDUCTED TODAY rail favorites - P SALT LAKE CITY Nov 18 (UP) Election of W C Browning of Los Angeles as chairman of the western division of the American Mining congress was reported today by Utah officials of ithe organization Browning active in mining con-- J gress airairs lor many years is general manager of the Golden Queen Mining Co He will serve for one year directing his activities particularly toward planning the eighth annual metal mining convention and exposition of the congress western division scheduled for San Francisco from Sept 29 through Oct 2 1941 LOGAN — Seven years of outclub work will be standing Four-- Conductor Kills P 1 Accident Victim id' Mine Group Leader meeting the top of his head The choir composed of 61 mem Officers gave poor health as the ber under the direction of John motive WY03IING VISITORS Neil son with Mrs Ivar C Butts at MALAD— Mr and Mrs Claud the organ furnished music during The punkies which is the small- Thomas of Rock Springs Wyoming the conference est fly that bites man can pass spent the week end at the home of his mother Mrs Frank Thomas through the eye of a needle Former Evanston Evansfon Family Minister Visit In SalUake EVANSTON Dworshak's Son" BURLEY Ida Nov 18 (UP)— Charles Dworshak son of Rep and Mrs Henry Dworshak was recovering today from a serious head injury suffered in a motorcycle accident ( The youth told hpspital attendants he was thrownj from his motorcycle when it skidded on the highway about two miles east of here The accident occurred while he was attempting to pass an automobile Coast Man Elected ON GUARD adfinance senior Scouting and ' ministration The certificates were awarded at the conclusion of a two-da- y traininScout for here institute ing structors It was conducted by Ro- land E Dye and Oscar A Alver-so- n of Los Angeles and Oscar A Kirkham of Salt Lake City all regional deputy Scout executives Attending the institute were leaders from Salt Lake Utah national parks Ogden gateway and Cache valley councils of Utah and the Arrowhead council's Las Vegas Nev branch The Cache valley council area extends into southern Idaho and western Wyoming CO primary Indo-Chi- na SALT LAKE CITY (AP)Seven-ty-fiv- e day evening In Rawlins Boy Scout leaders from Utah and parts of Idaho Nevada Germany has lifted its ban on the RAWLINS Wyo (UP) — Herbert and "Wyoming today held newly-earne- d importation of hand firearms 53 Union Pacific rail- Thompson certificates attesting to the-fiel- ds In — of their qualification --— — --v (0 GIRL TO TAKE LONG TRIP OFFICERS IN FLORIDA AREA STAFF NEW YORK Nov 18 AP— Wendell L Willkie traveled southward today for a Florida vacation after declaring that congress should remain in session "continuously through this critical period" Accompanied by Mrs Willkie and his secretary Miss Grace Grahn the defeated Republican presidential candidate left New York by train yesterday to spend several weeks at Hobe Sound a small resort on the east coast of Florida 30 miles north of Palm Beach Willkie told reporters "it must become increasingly apparent both to Democrats and Republicans" that congress should continue in session He said he planned to "just loaf around" for the first part of his vacation and then do some writing He will return to New York for a day—November 29 — to attend two meetings the annual stunt dinner of the New York Financial Writers association and the annual meeting of the national It f WILLKIE TO REST J ' ' 4" " i - ' v 4 ' "T ' ' ? li" dence that the Salt Lake radio range waa functioning improperly at tne time or the crash The examiners have given notice however that they will not be satisfied solely with arriving at a plausible explanation of the immediate accident They intend also they said to study circumstances attending oth er mishaps of similar nature occurring in this area in the past and oy correiatine evidence nerhaos ar rive at some means of forestalling such accidents in the future It was expected the inquiry would continue at least another week their courting in an air- raid shelter and were married at a pulpiV visited Salt Lake City yesterday en route to a new near and quiet — they hope--hom- e - y i Head Staff SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — A pair who did of British newlyweds - bomb-shatter- ed I SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The SALT LAKE CITY Nov 18 (AP) Civil Aeronautics board's inquiry Reed E Vetterli former depart into the crash of a United Airlines ment of justice agent was today passenger plane which killed 10 appointed chief of police here persons in the Wasatch mountains The city commission's vote was northeast of here Nov 4 entered unanimous its second week today amid indiCharles H Olson quit Nov 1 to cations the examiners were inter- rejoin the F B I from which he ested not only in accident cause resigned last spring to take the po but also in accident prevention lice job A dozen more witnesses remain Vetterli was nominated by Mayor to be called before the board of Ab Jenkins who jheads the public inquiry which so far has centered safety department attention on testimony dealing with Vetterli left the F- B I in Aug weather conditions and communica- ust 1938 He was a candidate for tions between plane and ground the Republican nomination for U crews and which has developed evi- S representative in the September '¥1 - lo -- Mayor Ab Jenkins Picks Former FI B Man-T- Immediate Problem ' (AP)— Dissafety prob- - cussions of highway lems and of proposed legislation governing the publication of legal notices and other advertising are expected to occupy the attention of Utah newspapermen when ' for they the 2 Jan here gather state - press association's annual I convention j Whatv direction convention busi- ness would take was indicated to- d meeting day following a week-en-executive and of the association's committees legislative t Roads Report Set Elisha Warner of Spanish Fork president of the organization said I he was advised by the association that committee on highway-safetit would be prepared to report at the January convention 'Similarly L L Taylor of Moab anlegislative committee chairman subto nounced his group planned mit a program which should it gain approval of the publishers v would then be placed before the 1941 state legislature apJ A Owensof ofa Provo was commitspecial pointed head tee on contests which will offer $10 prizes for the best article and prepicture dealing with accident vention during the year as well as for the best news coverage of local events National Speaker Called Some 50 weekly newspapers and several dailies in Utah are expected to be represented at the convention Ray Brown of San Rafael ' Calif president of the National Editorial association will be a speaker ' -- In FIRST DRAFTEES injznnnnnnji: h Blvd 1 WHEN 0GDEW-BUIC- K SALES CO BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT DUICK WILL BUILD THEM LJL£3ITILjaZiairiC n |