| Show THS OGDEN 10-- A STANDARD-EXAMINE- Better Don That Cowboy Regalia Saturday Ogdcn ROADWAY WILL WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 2 1941 Youths of Twenty-on- e Hot So Numerous? Find Registrars In Signup CITY DADS SIGN 77 BE LOCATION OF J S! AGREEMENT WITH HOLIDAY DANCE HOUSING AGENCY 4 - Be Will Fiesta Downtown Half of Anticipated Contract "for Utilities At Only Number Register for RENTAL OFFICE Defense Homesites Selective Service A Opening Attraction Of Pioneer Days Is 'V stage' show and a free' dance for the public will be held the night of July JS as the opening attrac tion of the Pioneer days celebra "A - ' ' tion The executive committee at a Lomeeting Tuesday night in Ben Kal-Jmond hotel appointed James new commandant of the American uegion post to have charge of the fiesta On his committee are Lou T Bass Cliff Hus-- A K V '$ as mr s Cross and George Myers Will Block Street 1 It is planned to hold the fiesta on Washington between Twenty-fift- h which will and Twenty-sixt- h be roped off to vehicular traffic -- The celebration's queen probably will be introduced to the public that night in dates j the for scheduled Saturday night July 5 has been committee of the Pioneer days celebration today urged that The fjdress-up- " postponed 'until Saturday night UIIG E COOPERATION western in dress In readiness for the celebration period July 1 work ballfor 12 In White the Saturday appear everybody City July I N Ilullen' chairman j Howard Tribe J Russell Hoffman Nile to are In Roy room It was announced by Kent Those right) charge (left Harbertson Reuel Child Herman Porter Kent H Uramwell Montle Jacobs and Campbell Kccles S Bramweil Preliminary Kvent An additional Attraction at the city stadium each rodeo night— July 21 22 23 and 24— will be demonstrations by members of the Ogden Aeronauts model plane club hour who will entertain one-ha- lf before the show starts' Jamea Thompson and Rulon Yorgaaen said gasoline land rubber powered models and gilders Another Firm Raises Tank wlllbe employed In the exhibi- Thursday Is Deadline for tions Price Retail Posters Approved Wagon Purchasing Gay examThe executive committee Is Same ined and approved the posters on DUTY Finery "The Trail Breakers" pageant to be given Sunday night July 20 An expected Increase in the re- and confirmed a plan that the Have you got your Pioneer days tail price of gasoline failed to posters be sent to L D S bishops shopping done? 4r for materialize at many Ogden service in the intermountain country for If not Thursday will be your Will Leave July distribution to their respective last chance to pick out cowboy or stations today although the Texas Induction Center In wards r Co followed the Continental Oil cowgirl pretties in readiness for Co in imposing an Increase of Vk Saturday when the city goes westSalt Lake City cents on the tank wagon prices ern Friday is the Fourth of July This brought the tank wagon and the retail stores will be closed Chairman Roy N Bullen reiterprice for products of these comcents ated his request today for 100 per Eight men who will comprise the panies to 18 19 and 20 cent cooperation in the "dress-up- " thirteenth call from Weber coimty Retail prices apparently were reprogram appealing to people every- f draft board Noi i and who will maining stable at the Conoco and BY Texaco stations however with the where to wear at least some bit of leave for the Salt Lake City inducauto fuel selling for 21 23 and 25 western apparel ' " tion center July 14 were ' an- cents Two-Da- y Effort "We are supposed ' to get the Mr Bullen and his junior cham- nounced today as follows: ' wound commerce cohorts situation straightened out toof ber up d 972 price Oren E Moffett Twenty-thirStudents Will Present a two-da- y effort today to induce volunteer Jack George Tay- day" said one station operator Allen T Bucher operator of a merchants and others in the down- lor Metropole hotel Los Angeles Op(era Scenes In town area to have their employes David Cyril Taylor 729 Thirtieth Utah Oil station said : "If the tank wagon price goes all decked out in loud shirts large Claude Glanville Colo Salida Auditorium hats riding trousers or any other James Franklyn Renell Jr 2724 up we'll go up We have to have combination that puts across the Van Buren volunteer Harold a certain margin We hope the western 369 a idea of Nicholas Seventh prices don't go up but we expect gone George city Scenes from grand operas will be "dress-up- " because the wholesalers The Cole Twenty-secon- d they will 1122 dance Alfred James originally presented Thursday July 31 at scheduled for Saturday July will follow when one concern 5 Callis volunteer Archibald usually eight p m in the Weber college be held 12 in the Caldwell 2615 Van Buren a transIncreases" July Saturday auditorium by the grand opera from Washington D C Retail prices at some independent classes being given at the college White City ballroom because of the ferThe men 12 will meet in Ogden today were 20 of stations at from absence the many July city by W H Manning head of the nine-thirt- y 22 and 24 cents a m in room 722 music department of Branch Ag' people over the 'Fourth of July holiIn Salt Lake City where tank building to receive their day period ricultural college at Cedar City The couple prices generally are the same in appearing at the final instructions For the past number of years Ogden the prices at some stations Mr Manning has conducted opera dance' n the most attractive outfit The selec be awarded will today reportedly increased 1 prizes classes at the University of Wis23 cents were 21 and 25c consin He was formerly a direc tion will be made by city and F D R Even after the increase this price tor of the California School of Op county commissioners and others was- - but one-ha- lf cent per gallon era Los Angeles He said he is Girls entered in the queen contes be will introduced higher than the old retail price in pleased with the ability the young Will Take Photos Ogden singers at the school show in re Western costumes are to be worn bonding to the demands that on the voice from Saturday to the night of July gfnd operaor "makes scenes tne public 24 closing day of the eighth annjia ior pasting HYDE PARK N Y July 2 (UP) presentation is as follows: II Trov-- celebration During the period President Roosevelt warned today atore (tower and prison scene) Le photographer will roam the streets that any action menacing essential onorfi Mary Smyth Azucena Mar- for shots of people whose costumes production in the United va Schade Count Di Luna Ben are considered typical of the type defense States will result in prompt fedIN BIDDING com eral advocated by the "dress-up- " Carter Mannco George Chino — perhaps army Intervention Girl Bohemian Arline Mildred mittee One photo will appear each seizure involved McPhie Gypsy queen Mae Felt day In The Standard-Examinand The of the plants issued his warning president count Arnheim Nevin Richards: prizes will be awarded as he to turned Ameriback North Thaddeus Leland Wright Devils A Whitmeyer & Sons Some' people explained the can Aviation Inc the huge Ingle-woo- d CoGeorge hoof Lewis Slagowskl dubious such receive will of low bidder today boys Ogden Calif plant which the army at $516990 forwas Faust (garden scene) Sybil Ruth awards as a sack of lemons given the construction of over took 9 June to break a strike two soo-rotichards Marguerite Mae Felt 160-foto those who fail to join In the ware by which had paralyzed production Cavalleria Rustincana Santuzza "dress-up- " how Others at houses Utah when activity depot general "Should efforts be made again to offers were largie Richards Turridu George ever will be given valuable gifts Col Lt opened Interfere with this essential pro- Elmer G Thomas by inino Aino Wallace Carter for their cooperation constructing duction I will not hesitate to take Mayor Assists quartermaster for Ogden and vicin whatever steps may hereafter be ity at his West Second Stree Mayor Fred M Abbott joined Receives the Jaycee members today In urg necessary to assure its contin- offices "all citizens to support this uance" the president said Second low bid was 1522900 by us tody of Children ing the Al Johnson and James Leek communitycelebratlon by appear SUCCUMBS Construction company of Minnea lng In proper dress" He said city MEXICO CITY July 2 (AP) — polis Minn and commissioners will have their out the third Jaw was Wilbur J Cash 40 Charlotte N C a 1548000 offer by the Olson Con Nadine Rockwell Pierce fita Saturday morning editor author and Guggenheim itruction company and Dobnon St was Wanted a divorce in Hecond fellow upending a year In Mexico Roblnnon of Lincoln Nebraska district court today from VValUr to writa a novel about life In the Thomas i'Jerce to whom she was Two other after were received married Irt Ogden In 1030 Custody south If dead the highest beina 5flW0- of two minor children was given Mrs Ad K Mac Larnen theflr grandmother In accordanct with a stipulation between the parrnts Pierce w ordered to pay $15 per month anmony Ground cited In the divorce ectlon were failure to KAYWVILLE — Lee Josf presi fOH THE GRANDEST NS ' provide dent of the Community Fruit Growers Inc aid the Northern SUMMER DRINKS OP AIL WHATCAUSES ' Davis county cherry crop Is about N USE 6Q per cent of normal and that tke EPILEPSY? A booklet containing the opinions quality IsIsexcellent an urgent demand for There of famous doctors on this Interestpickers ing subject will be §ent FREE The concern Is shipping about while they last to any reader writ- 1400 cases a day from Kaysville ing to the Educational Division most or tne rrutt going to Min 535 Fifth Ave New York N Y nesota Micnigan Nebraska and Dept K©G6 tne Dakota dance "drcss-up- " - 10-2- Range Togs Will Appear As Official Ogden Garb GASOLINE FEES ARE UNCHANGED EIGHT GALLED TO ARMY OPERA RECITAL GOLLEGE SET city agrees to extend utility and other municipal services to the federal housing project in east Burch Creek Was signed today by city commissioners and forwarded to the federal works administrator in San Francisco for approval The housing area located between Thirty-eight- h and Fortieth and between Gramercy and Eccles will provide 150 housing units! for civilian workers at army centers in this vicinity First units should be ready forluse the latter part of this month George L Jensen U S project engineer notified the commissioners t Papers for annexing the tract to Ogden city are being prepared City Attorney Lewis J Wallace said For WrA Assistance Mr Jensen informed commissioner! a city request for WPA labor assistance ln( extending sewer and water service to the site had been granted and that federal workers should be on the job In a few days Laying of sewer pipes within the area has been utarted he added The city has also itarted laying sewer extensions Commissioner William J llackham said starting at Thirty-thir- d and Quincy along Qulncy and to the north boundary of the site at Thirty-eight- h for the job will be furnished by the Ogden Concrete Pipe Co 34-ac- r - Due to a conflict Three hundred A contract through which Ogden ' -- city-coun- ty WARNS -- DEFENSE FIRMS WHITMEYER LOW ARMY er ot ot - Grandparent Gc-oirgi- a ls on Its low bid of 1471703 Will Divide Taxes Under terms of the city-feder- al works administration agreement the city is to receive 94 per cent of the total annual rents collected by the government for occupied units Since the property is federally owned the city cannot enforce taxation A separate contract Is being prepared with the city school board through which the schools will re"V-:- sums in lieu ceive certainj-annuof taxes Commissioner Rackham al said Mr Jensen said he will advise federal agents in Washington D C tonight that the city has signed the agreement arid was clearing land titles and taking other necessary steps to annex the tract Lawrence M Malan and ninety-si- x youths who have turned 21 years of age since last Oct 16 were listed today on the records of draft boards Nos 4 and 5 and will within the next few weeks join thousands of their fellow countrymen with order numbers which will during the coming year call many of them to the colors in Uncle Sam's expanding citizen army When rolls closed on the new draft registrants at nine p m Tuesday board No 4 had a total of 192 additional names and board No 5 had 204 Of board No 4s 192 cards 191 d were Indicating the men have just reached their majority One was white which means the registrant was a "forgotten man" in the first registration Board No S had no "forgotten d men" AH its cards were melon-colore- melon-colore- Will ftort Cardi Draft board officials explained today they will now sort out all cards which list the registrant with a permanent addres In some other board These will be mailed to the home boards On July 9 additional instructions as to procedure are ex pected from state headquarters and on July 10 the new cards will be given their serial numben beginning with S- in each board At a date to be announced later another lottery will be held in Washington D C which will determine the order In which the new registrant! will be called for pos-l sible Induction Just how the new registrants will be inducted has not been announced but word from' state headquarters Indicates that provisions have been made for working them in with the older registrants Based On Instructions 396 registrants The total of reached in Weber county Tuesday was considerably less than the maximum which had been expected Instructions to the local draft boards were to make arrangements to handle a number of new registrants amounting to a maximum of 10 per cent of the total first registration In board No 4 this was 3700 in board No 5 3152 or a total of 6852 in the county Ten per cent of this is 685 which is 289 more than the registration actually reached Maybe Sign Would Draw Couples In Weber county clerk just smiled today when it was suggested he erect a huge sign in front of the building announcing to the world that marriage licenses may be obtained therein "It might help you regain some of your lost marriage license business" an observer pointed out that not a after discovering single license has been issued since Tuesday when a new state law went into effect requiring that couples pass physical exam inations before they may marry Monday the last day of June five licenses twere issued During the month of June there were 140 city-coun- ty licenses issued Other observers declared Preston and M&lad Idaho will be the marrying town from now on because no physical examinations are required of couples in Idaho In Wyoming it was pointed out the bridegroom must have a physical examination RECRUITS SENT WEST Orson Hennefer Joseph D Swen-so- n Fred R Hislop and Franci3 P Foley have been transferred from Fort Douglas to the coast ar- "The fact that board No 5 which had a smaller original registration than board No 4 had more ree ister Tuesday than did board No 4 snows wnere tne cniidren are born" commented W R McEntire board No 5 chairman registrants in Doara wo 5 are from the rural communities ofthe county and the southwest section 'ilMttlK (Dfnnif Bottled by 31 & BL yf?lli: y Bottling Company Ogden Utah no"- - -- ! July 17 will be observed as "Hospitality day" when the cottage-typ- e rental offices on the northeast corner of City Hall park will be formally opened for business it was announced today by J H Andrews erected by the The cottage chamber of commerce at the request of the U S government will list houses and other buildings that have space for rent to accommodate families arriving in this vicin ity for work at army center Sim liar bureaus are being put up at other point designated by President Roosevelt aa "defenee areai" On the committee In charge of the formal opening are Lynn u Cornish chairman Klllott Hlngham and William Hotchklss Mr Andrews announced liability Insurance ha been taken out to relieve the city from any obligation In case of accident or fire TIIREE-- G CAMP WILL CLOSE UP BFIIOHAM CITY July donment of the Brigham City CCC wildlife service camp sometime between July 8 and July 10 was announced here today by Major Leo2-- Aban- nard J Kieth Nelson 19 of 814 Twenty-thir- d was ordered to pay a fine of $10 or serve five days in jail for speeding Five dollar bails were for- feited by J Clair Whiteley 20 of 766 Twenty-sixt- h and G Takakashl 55 of 2446 Lincoln on charges of running a red light R L Alberts 19 of 102 West Thirtieth was ordered to pay a fine of $5 or serve 2 day In jail fc running a stop sign Talks Soonsored By Townsonders The regular meeting of Townsend club No fl has been postponed until July 17 It wa announced today "Of great Interest to all Town-sendl- te and the public I word from national headquarter that the entire blue network of the National broadcasting Co will carry throughout the United State the hlitory making debate between Senator Claude Pepper of Florida and Burton K Wheeler of Montana from the floor of the Townsend national convention In Buffalo New York on July 4" according to a statement by Oliver M Mason ' president of club No 6 "Dr Francis E Townsend will act as chairman for the meeting and will Introduce both speakers The broadcast will go on the air at eleven a m mountain standard time Each speaker will talk for hour" approximately one-ha- lf Senator Wheeler's subject will be "Should the United States Become Involved in the Present War?" Howard commandant following receipt of orders from Washington Personnel of the camp now numbering approximately 80 youths will be transferred to Uintah forest for general forest work Major Senator Pepper will talk On "Shall Howard said Lack of enrollees and funds is Democracy and America Be Deresponsible for the move The camp stroyed by Hitler?" has accomodations for 200 Unfinished projects at the camp will be consummated by enrollees from Ogden Bay camp F ' W S No 2 at Hooper under supervision of Project Superintendent William C Oaken These include water control diking improvement of the duck hospital and flagstoning a walk to residential quarters Mr Oaken said he would transfer fifty of his enrollees to the Brigham City camp Sister of Ogden Woman Succumbs In Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY July 2 (AP) Mrs Ellen Sims Gheen 74 sister of Thomas Sims Garden City Utah Alvin Sims New Plymouth Idaho and Mrs Isabelle Winn Ogden Utah died today of diabetes Appreciation Shown boards today were writing letters of appreciation to firms which contributed items for the draft registrars' luncheons Tuesday Cherries were furnished Dy tne xviortn ugoen ifrult exchange and the Utah Fruit Growers Inc of North Ogden cup cakes by the Continental Baking Co Ice cream Brown Ice Cream-C- o soda wa candy ter Utah Bottling Co AH registrars contributed their services gratis Shupe-Willia- ms Rotary Will Install New Men Tonight At seven tonight in the crystal ballroom of the Hotel Ben Lomond installation ceremonies for new of ficers of the Ogden Rotary club will be held it was announced by Richard C Badger retiring presi dent Rotaryanns will be special guests PHICES-F- OR VSfei!- SALT 1AHE BIT7 - $200000 modernlzofiort program oiiurei you of the beit in the Wet Spociout reomi in the heart of Salt A ft - j t It toke Otyi entertainment and business districts Four serving wondee ful food Headquarters for tours ond sightseeing tripi fairar - -- £ '400 lj ffer eCity Hall Park disrupted Deputy City Attorney S H Barker had asked that the court "go hard" on such offenders to stop the practice isotn arait OUTSIDE ROOMS EACH WITH TUB OR SHOWER Jionp 'Hospitality Day' Will Observed At Unit In tlil'HR FMEfl ADC0MM0DATI0113 f mmmmm n of Ogden city SAME POPULAR HIGH QUALITY Vw? y- -- City court ordered Fred Dc Heer 22 of 3740 Pacific to pay a fine of $25 or serve 12 day In Jail-ohis admitted guilt to a charge of driving his automobile over a city firehose last week Fire Chief O A Owens said the defendant's vehicle broke the casing In a length of the hose costing the city $50 for a new piece In ad dition he said firemen at the other Be end of the hose were endangered and the service was temporarily New officers to be installed at simple ceremonies are: Ralph Nye president Albert E Becker vice Gordon M Baxter tillery replacement training center president Camp Callan Calif Elwood W treasurer carl C Gaskill secreWhite has been transferred to the tary Clyde Stone Harold Curtlss Presidio of San Francisco and Mr Badger directors CHERRY CROP IS Y re Ma-terla- J- GET PENALTIES OPENING DATED Approved L— A downtown fiesta to Include a MOTOR DRIVERS hn(sssi MRS X K WATERS PRESIDENT A HOtAAAN WATE2J ivrsauco-Kvva- t l toss i |
