| Show 2-- B THE OGDEN FOOD STORE STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Firm Opens Now Establishment On Boulevard HAS WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 2 Acting Governor Talks to Aviation Mechanics TOUR HONORS 'iy' ! FORMAL OPENING S vVs&VsliW' :: g v y ATNEWLOGATION STUDENTS L 1941 SALT LAKE CITY— Honoring students and instructors in defense! training classes- at the West Side high school Salt Lake businessmen educators and state county and civic leaders had today inspected the personnel training classes and as a Dart of the four-da- v observ ance of National Defense Training Week Led by Secretary of State E E Monson act in or eovernnr in th absence of Gov Herbert B Maw the group composed of Superin of Public tendent Instruction Charles H Skldmore H B Gun- dersen state director of defense training: Glen D Reese director of the division of employment of the WPA: Mrs Anthonv C Lund president of the Bait Lake Wom an's chamber of commerce: and many other state and civic lead ers Inspected 13 a day classes composed of 183 students wno are learning new skills as A part of the tralnlnar for maklnir America the arsenal of democracy " — --I - r ni imii ui ear J '! :i 1 ' I mill l i - Features Parking Space To Accommodate 50 Motor Cars K American Food Stores' third Og-de- n grocery with latest type fixtures and equipment and ample parking space was open today on the southwest corner of Thirty-fir- st and Washington The new establishment has 6000 square feet of floor space four times as much as the site occupied until recently on the east side of Washington at Thirty-firParking space adjacent to the store on the north will accommodate at least 60 autos The new store is arranged in the best manntr for convenience of the public and the fixtures are of a design new to the state which gives the shopper the greatest ease in making his selections Display fixtures also were designed with an eye tor beauty Fluorescent lighting is used throughout the establishment More employes will serve the public in the new store than were employed In the other store but " j? —— CfiW - ' " '' '' - ' ' ' y' ' v ' if f II II st rt !f (1 T six-ho- I f 'vi'-- ' i X h : 1 f WtV 'A t ur a U i j ( M I I 4 ? Oklahoma Citv earlv torfsv In a cnartered passenger airliner to vert what an airline representative fkUt& JbffAs'ffWrW Ay Sf said was threatened shortage of mm " ' feasawr--1VH niGOEn in the two citlej Offering ample parking spare nd featuring the latest In design and equipment the bread TOL'll Tu K Monson Pr JJUftll Patterson tha rnrant of s(p dlsrussrs Airplane molor with trlnf rnweH entablUliment ot American Food stores !ne wae open today on the southwest corner of Thirty-fir- st t Wrst Ififh srrrUrr choo on tour through srtiU rlasfs and Washington The new store has our times as much floor spare as the site formerly occupied tlve said bakers had run W an ntfonAl ilrfrnso trftlniny brglns and normal yeast supplies American the suddenly fry rood store on the east side of Washington At Thirty-fir' i i snipping proojems were comn J fated by the July Fourth holiday w weeK Tne load in I)lr lilnirham will enntlnum mm large for air Yoast Goes By Air express was the Isreont hlrmn manager of the grocery depart: ment and Mel Hmith as manager of the commodity ever movj by As Foarod Shortago of the meats section air ratieraon said He added that! Whether It ho homo meal camp fire dinner picnic lunrhexi Heek-en- d excursion The other stores of the Amfrlcnn ne understood that unlesa the yeast CHICAfJO or JuiyT (AP)- -A foods ton arrived earlv the cities — will find Food Htores Inc are located at us ulapio you wptes ready ready ullh glorlou hargalm CnVKCKttU China and a half of baker's yeast was nhortage of bread and other baked July 2 H03 4111-lSIIANV-TIMITwentyfifth and 2CC8 THUKSIMV (AV) — Officials of Generalissimo being flown to Tulsa Okla and goous ' JULY 3rd re Chiang government fS' Qy jjrt Yjjjrf £pM fc Knl-shck- 's fsd three-year-ol- six-year-o- ld V WPA TACKLES lll?JMVl STEEL ORDERS P" Iiiii I'PMM taHHBaM tfiatL Queen Ann White ments: A statement by a Chicago mill that it can no longer ship flat 1 rolled products which are not for defense use 2 A meeting of automobile man ufacturers and office of Droduction — s management officials for Wednes day at Washington to study the further slash in car nroduction 3 Indications some Dlants shnrtlv may close for lack of pig iron 4 Signs that the steel industry sua does not have an orderly flow ot scrap to furnaces after 12 waeki of government control of iron and scrap markets o o o o o o o Free Kear irking 2245 Washington DiS?J27? A SPEEDY RELIABLE C O D ORDER FREE DELIVERY CRISCO or SNOWDRIFT fhey met with Howard O Hunt erVWPA commissioner In an an- session faced this nuay two-da- y tim with the necessity of cutting the Volls about 400000 to a level of l(k)0000 for the nation A spokesman said the WPA appropriation bill passed by congress Mondays allotted $875000000 for the programin the fiscal year which began yeerday This would permit employment of about 1000000 —a figure suggested to congress by President Roosevelt as a desirable average for this fiscal year The preceding fiscal year appropriation was $1350000000 WPA employment nationally averaged 1700000 in the last fiscal year until spring when reductions orougnt it down to about 1400000 by June 30 The spokesman said the added 400000 cut would be effected "immediately" possibly within a week and "surely" by July 15 As a preliminary to the meeting of state administrators Hunter ana tne eight regional directors conferred yesterday discussing terms oi me new cm and changes in it from previous measures Q Z WE DELIVER Miraclo Whip ql 33c Zco Tlssuo foii( POTATO CHIPS An example of how the reductions will be made nationally was furnished n v leia last week when George director nicago ana acting Illinoisregional state administrator announced the Illinois July quota would be dropped from 93- - Dial 7201 Sandwich Veal Loaf Spread Full qt oz can Corned Beef 25c cup of cood p&W M corm mmns a I0i Schillin 25c POUND " Z 9c 1 SLICED DRIED BEEF 2-- oz 2Qe can IQc SALAD WHIPPED DRESSIfiG PORK AND BEARS - 29e 3 Si'Me all-tim- Electrical Energy re-port- z ShM a vk Reaches New Peak 'NEW YORK July 2 fAP)The amount of electrical energy distributed by the electrlct light and power industry established a new peak for the week ended June 28 the Ldlson KJertric Institute today Percentage output gain over last year by major geographic divisions include: Rocky VountaJn 92' Paclflo coast 26 10c Paper napkins Salmon RncnnwPAHCAKiAwn UI £11111 waffle noun ' All 25c Illy navort IIft UG Gallon mm Gianf Pkg 20c ed SODA CRACKERS PPr Cups Paptr riates Spoons Forks dox 2-- Ib box II 10 TONAEMZ" Xr:!r: 2 cans 20c Linton's Tea I qa uC iSc CQUS Pinoapnlo Julco San27c V V Visit our market for those needed 4th of July items STJGGTCSTTVTC ZZ" ITITMC PICKLES K mmnm r±°t LIFEBUOY 10c 9o i" "l"'na ql jar 33c 2 cans 10c 3 Dottles 23 Ll"K1l5o SODA CRACKERS SALAD DRESSING DEVILED MEAT Uhbt'' JELL-- 0 Igc pkg 22c Sfitf?1 lie (With Kmptlm) Gianf pkg 61 c I0 IQc SARDINES c'mp BEERjS: SUGAR Utah Beet FLOUR Bo MIRACLE WHIP 3 lb canG7c 3 bars 18c Soap Zephyr Fresh 3 bars IQc RIIISO SS LUX FLAKES o SHRIMPr 3 cans 20o 23c T 4 cans I Be 3 pkgs 14c iSHL: MARSHMALLOWS SSfe KeB°re' G2c ALL BRAN GURH FLAKES $119 IQc Lge pkg l'pkK 1 9c 5e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LTVJ In iLi I J tfLi iJj mLh£D I Yjyer luncheon bleats Salads Frankfurters Bacon J? s nops coasts and the best Ground X XT WMUou6c AIT ¥T"F!TiT AT A Tro A nrrnrw nn¥rmn Ogden s most exclusive market for carefully selected Meats Poultry & Fish New Local ( nj HtU Unci SI)SSSC Fancy Red Kipe LETTUCE BEETS 10c tZ?? 3 heads bunch 2c Sy S Sr4 TURNIPS EAS largo bunch 2c ORANGES LEMONS large 300 BANANAS golden ripe 3 lbs IQc CANTALOUPES doz" 1 9c doz 19c lb 6c each 10c QUALITY MEATS 5) r °1 F RYERS 2 lb Avg (Fresh Dressed and Drawn) Also Plenty of Colored Fryers and Roasters Stewing Hens and Turl coys irounel Beef- 2 ee Urown Poultry: Co lb Lunch Meats IQc 25 Steaks Street Phone 0001 lb oiplt Steals tout Vomt Mtmwnuy Mor At orr aaior fTi JO) U 1 rQQD n Mud Deeliclous for Canyon Parties Fffanfcs If Ills £Q aeon cur: lb 23 Cottage g£s4B 2 lbs 15c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 247 24th HOLIDAY BARGAINS TUNA FLAKES No Be PINEAPPLE LUX 2'3e i can 10c cons VI1B oz ir B ? SPnYr 43c Toilet BKAJXD A O ST o 19c o MA O sv9 o Muchmore Can 3 cans 25c PREM or SHAOKo-:25cans 29c SPAGHETTI T xo SG'"" TOMATO JUICE A l-J- 3cans25e O 17c — pkir 1 UU PEAS' DEANS TOMATOES o FIINEAFPLE large No can 0 o IUC TMH UWUI can Lrc o C©FFEE born Schilling' Chase and and W lb o £fi o FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY o o o Chemes Ho 1 Bings 2 lbs 17 o o PRflTT A TPrtWS'G £Z7: in IN 4rv o X M2TA best unATC POPULAR V BRANDS qUAUTT ITIbMIJ offee V4 I5c wu io oodw an e low since the WPA program began The state office said yesterday the new appropriation bill would not change the 66500 July figure materially IllinoJs peak WPA employment was 247000 in 1038 lie Bloachi S large pkg s 12MT o o 2 Wash Blvd 2G08 BUTTER CRACKERS Roasl Beef J3c o BUTTER Quality o Prices Good Thursday and Saturday CLOSED FRIDAY JULY 4 HI-H- 3-lbcan- First I'dmlnLstratlon L H Fancy Pack No li- -J SOAP a G Giant 10 bars Be o OXYDOLW giant pkg 55 Vhealios pkg MARKETS rune A iVltlllie ©ism miMw $ O Potato Chfpsp? 23c Corfo 3 bottles 45c COOMBS BROS 2121 Wash Blvd Dial 7391 O P o o V FREE DELIVERY SOT TA1 XJKl LC ii WJJ 20 oz industry The publication cited four prin cipal factors bearing upon the urgency of the defense require 2 phifs Pierce's Pork tackled a ( huge employment reductidnx job ff - Golden juj Crisp Lge 8 oz UjMlili suming such proportions that civil-Ia- n needs will probably be curtailed far greater than anticipated only a short time ago Iron Age said to day In its weekly review of the Gold production In tU dlan northwest territories amount ed io zij'yj ounces for the first In four months of 1041 with 16808 ounces in thcompared nm vun period f Chicago July 2 (AP)State V administrators of the work projects or- x? - WPA MBMMM NEW YORK July 2 (AP) — Defense requirements of steel are as- wrnnr nnn ipnrn vvuniv rnujcuio Soision 1 ijmL OI' fe!!WWKihL CUTTING State Administrators Chicago for Two'-Da-y jilpiii VWII-VBBCIX)SKDALLI)AYJU- DOUBT i -i JOL¥ FOUKTHI OF DEFENSE HITS MARINES' FATE ' "Hf Umm 7 4 oi Tibetians Living Buddha ceived word today that special dele ent into northern Slkanir gnlc ' province were satisfied the Tan chen Lama living Buddha of Tibet nas oecn reincarnated In Yuchsang a town 80 miles IN west of Tatslenlu on the road to Tibet the delegates reported they d round a youngster named who fitWASHINGTON July 2 (AP)— ted the Tuteng Tueh-ch- i Panchen Lama description With the fate of two marines seemThe last Panchen Lama died ingly in doubt the navy sought a complete report today from the Nov 30 1937 in exile at Jyekundo tsrmsn admiralty on the torpedoing western Chinrv There are Iwo grand lamas in of a vessel bearing a detachment of marines and Red Qross nurses the Buddhist religion the Panchen Lama or spiritual leader and the to England for war-tim- e service All the Red Cross nnrsps wpr uaiai uma or temporal ruler Be- known to be saf£ but the navV in tween them the grand lamas exerabsolutism over 3000000 perCDiuirnung tamer reports OI ijie cise sons indito failed sinking yesterday The Panchen Lama Is worcate whether all the marine personnel had been accounted for shipped as the reincarnation of The nayy announcement' which Buddha Himself and the Dalai mentioned no loss of life said Lama as the reincarnation of the Budhisattva whom the Tibyesterday that a marine major and great seven enlisted men had been res- etans consider their common ancued The first report of the sink cestor A plump button-eye- d ing obtained Sunday from an Chinese peasant boy was enauthoritative source had "it that the marine detachment on the ship throned as the fourteenth Dalai numbered 10 with a maior in com Lama at Lhaja the forbidden city mand This source said one marine of Tibet Feb 22 1940 Supposedly the child Ling-er- h was missing was born the exact moment the preceding Lama died Tibet is under nominal Chinese overelgnty although practically in dependent since the last Dtlal Lama led a revolt In 1012 The Dalai Lama and Panchen Lam OF quarreled in 1024 and the Panchen Lama fled to Western China The new-foun- d Panchen Lama must be recognized now by: the Dalai Lama JOB rT—rlnT"Tr"'" wl st Reincarnated Say Chinese STILL """'I iU (IT (r ( t (pqj) STOnES lb 2& rr? 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