Show fc i t WEDNESDAY EVENING THE OGDEN 1942 APRIL 29 Q FRANTIC WEEKEND 'COPYRIGHT MCA SERVICE NC Regulations It you don’t believe there has been an epidemic of contagious diseases in Ogden this "spring you should visit offices of the city health department where calls to put up and take down quarantine signs have kept workers so busy they haven’t had time to make out weekly reports "I think it is better to go without the reports than to keep people waiting to get out of quarantine or to let contagious cases run around unquarantined” commented Commissioner William D Wood in charge of the department Mr Wood did have however a report complete from the first to the twenty-fift- h of April inclusive which shows that during that period there were reported 863 cases of measles 236 cases of mumps nine of German measles two of scarlet fever and three of whooping cough During one week alone 316 quarantine signs were hung and 219 releases from quarantine were authorized This was the week ending April 18 “We can’t hire any more help because we are on a budget" Mr Wood said “We’ll get out the reports eventually — they’ll just be a bit late” I ! Letters to I ’COPft INC T M BEO U 8 PAT CEP “What about me?” asked Peggy Myra interrupted “You ought to be spanked and put to bed But still you weren’t so bad even though T am your most dubious critic” ' Ferdy grinned “You were wonderful IPeggy — quite professional That is! what you want to hear isn’t it?” Peggy grinned back at him and nodded When Baldy returned to the company it had split up to do various things Fay and Michael and Nigel were out somewhere in the moonlight Peggy met Baldy with a long cool drink ready to set at his : j “Say you read my thoughts” said Baldy who felt at last he was really being appreciated Peggy looked at him and shook her head “You know Baldy you’re all wrong” “What do you mean?” “You need a manager You shouldn’t be managing other people You need one yourself” Baldy shook his head “Don’t wish that on me I’ve been' married and I know what it’s like’’ “I don’t mean that Baldy A man with a talent like yours shouldn't be looking after other people’sj talent With the right management you’d be way up at the top: with Hollywood running with per- spiration “Well folks” he announced “That’s all Next show at twelve midnight Then he retired to change into another new outfit — salmon pink slacks and s ports shirt I “I still prefer to hear you sing Grieg” said Nigel to Fay SASE4 for old phonograph records! We’ll call for them GLEN BROS MUSIC after you” 46311" shook his head Baldy) “So §ads up and Ram ! rrt 6 4 ' I 'Y u '' - X - Editor V 1 I would honey so I would' but between you and me' it’s jealousy professional jealousy that kept me down Couldn’t fight it The bigger and better you are the iharder they gun for you Jealousy that’s what it was Jealousy the? curse of the profession though f m too big for that kind of thing myself Bigheart that’s what my friends used to call me Baldy Bigheart the guy that never refused aftouch and did they touch me ! You can’t be in show business Look at me now wasting my talents all because I got a sof heart for Fay look at me I stand ito lose a hundred and fifty a week ion my cut If she quits Am I squealing? No I’m helping her put on a show so’s she can quit” Peggy went to fill his glass She returned ready for the full impact on her act She sighed: green full of admiration eyes gazing I into his “I’ll bet you could make some soft-heart- Standard-Examine- r: ed thing of anyone” Baldy purred “That’s' me honey Let ’em keep ‘their jealousV Let ’em try to keep me out and I’ll I’m creative break In anyway that’s what I am Do J card what I do? Do I want to put on an act night after night in a show? that’s going to run with me in it for three years? No I say Dm an artist I create talent Give i me a d clam that’s got rhythm northwest corner of the tabernacle square for a play ground why not start a move towards fencing off the north half of the square and give the people of that part of town a park a wading pool for the children and few simple pieces of play apparatus and just lease the ground from the church until such time as either party should desire to cancel the agreement It seems a shame to keep from using that large open space Yours C J Greeno Raving? Sure! Swan’s baby-gentle- — as imported castiles No soap is purer! Freezing daze — What with Roosevelt’s order to freeze Sol put a pan of water out last night and dad gum if it didn’t freeze Even the mountains look frozen today : Coming down on the bus a girl who had heard Roosevelt gave Sol and In six months I’ll shoW you an icy stare and a cold shoulder ? some real class” "I’l bet you could” said Peggy Why even the ice cream plant is “I’ll bet you could have made freezing something out of me everf if I Look out crops Maximum temhadn’t been going with Fay” leaned perature Tuesday was only 51 deforward! “Say Baldy and minimum early today grees honey You can dance you can was 32 — You can imitate the degrees — even freezing We good! sing another half Inch of moisothers — good! If I took y6u up received 50 inch precipitation gave you a line of your own I’d ture Now one year ago things were get you in small time in a week warmer j why maximum was even in big time in a year” 71 degrees and minimum 45 de“I’ll bet you could” murpiured with skies clear grees “Too bad!” Peggy “It really is too bad" moaned P S—Get back into your winter Baldy “If it wasn’t for me having underwear pa Anybody who full and with Faj my hands thinks own editing onto correspondence is a train gravy my hangin’ soft never edited any has snap I could have you warblin’ n the This is from last Hfe correspondence ten took in months” best clubs week’s issue of the Whiteville (N another deep gulp of his dnk “That’s not what I ihean” C) “Most any man can be an ediprodded Peggy sweetly tor All an editor has to do is to Baldy was suspicious “What’s sit at a desk six days a week t up?” four to weeks month and twelve a too it’s was “I badfibout months a thinking and edit such stuff year Fay” as this: (To Be Continued) “‘Mrs Jones of Caetus Creek let a slip last week and cut herself in the pantry I John Doe climbed on the roof of his house last week looking for a leak and fell landing on his back While Harold Green porch was Miss Violet Wise business and annual dinner escorting The from the church social last Sun©Mhe clfurch First Baptist meeting day night a savage dog attacked will take place this evening ai p ni it was announced by them and bit Mr Green on the Jim Frang square the pastor Rev William P Wliitte-mor- e public while a broncho last exA harnessing is crowd today large was kicked just south Saturday the in social to gather rpoms pected ” ’ of the church for the fellowship of his corncrib’ dinner and the business meeting to P P S S — Roosevelt froze follow Reports of the year’s work everything except radiators — and will be read financial and rftone-tar- y Jack records will be reviewed- - and eh? Frost’ll take care of that the election of officers will be held All members of the church! and congregation are invited HOLD EVERYTHING dinner and meeting half-bake- up and Sam! P ' er can-open- er - Baptists Plan Dinner Tonight i two-year-o- Party Will Honoi? ill THAT'S a SVOSfAf UP- f- Two TW® MADE V 18 VBA Bit CUCI Aimi CICSSE IUSKI wiawHmA!i AAOTHKAS CAMBRIDGE MASS CO y®r ° ppw for Hmo and ttaHoa A 'social In honor of William J Critchlow Jr who served as afirst counselor in the L D S Mount Ogden stake and was elevated to the South Ogden stake presidency will be held tonight at eight-thirt- y o’clock In the Weber college Central auditorium Mount Ogden stake will act as host to South Ogden stake All adult memberl of both stakes are invited to attend A reception will be held at rine-fiftein the women’s loungj in the gymnasium building A dance will follow in the school all- room I A gun boat of the Swedish navy has the combined qualities of ice breaker tug boat fire engine water distiller torpedo repairing Czech Predicts Move for Peace i By the Associated Press She is 120 shop and man-of-wfeet long and 21 feet wide is President Eduard Benes of the equipped with four Nordenfelt Czech government in exile preguns and torpedoes and has en- dicted that Adolf Hitler’s reich-sta- g gines of 150 horse power giving a speech of Sunday would prove speed of 12 Vi knots a nhour the forerunner of a nazi attempt to secure a "stalemated peace’ Benes last : president of free Czecho-Slovaktold a London meeting pf the Foreign Press association that “Hitler- knows only — — too well that the German people BOISE April 29 (AP)—The Rev will not stand up to a second winFrank A Rhea of Boise today was ter of war In Russia” to become Episcopal bishop of the missionary district of Idaho In the first consecration in the state since the Episcopal church was established in Idaho 18 years ago Kf Bishop Arthur W Moulton of Salt Lake was scheduled to be consecrator with Bishop Edward M Cross of Spokane and Bishop Thomas Jenkins of Reno Nev as ar Church Has First Gem Consecration ' Ireland Going Back To Horse and Buggy DUBLIN April 29 (AP)— Dwindling supplies of gasoline and tires are making Ireland a horse-and-bug- gy nation Effective May 1 private motoring will be forbidden except by special permit For the first time fn more than 20 years mail is being delivered by horse and buggy in rural districts rjASQinorOi HOTEL 342 Grant Ave San Francisco Managing Owner Wallace (Spick) Carlisle HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘ f ' I n j N DIVORCE REQUESTED! Louise Ringel Weber today Ifiled suit for divorce from Matthew N Weber to whom she was married In Malad Idaho Jan 26 of this year She charged mental cruelty v op-poisi- ng ia - Send foe Troy Your (CuF&aiEis Drapes Pillows Rugs Blankets Quilts Furniture Every tiling that Needs Laundering or Dry Cleaning UTAH AND IDAHO PEOPLE “You bruts—you never take me anywhere!” Rates And Up r Yes the experts at the Troy know how to launder or dry clean every fabric Send every thing that needs launder- ing or dry cleaning — and your family wash ing too! e For smart practicability ' the dress that looks like a suit is the favored fashion for summer Tailored with typical two-piec- Lynbrook distinction and attention to detail in washable rayon seersucker checked ginghamstriped chambray and corded cottons Sizes 10 to 20 - en ffiitlmu SOAP : co-capt- WJCritchlowUr Doing dishes? Swan suds fast Soc& that save because they fasti Also Swan is mild as May-Gr- and for hands the gals all say: Swan suds last longer than old-sty- le Coating soaps do more dishes! ld j six-thir- ty - ' V ry Airman to Leave For Florida Post ' mild blue-and-yell- rd News-Report- Because Swan suds are baby-mil- d They are perfect for a child Another reason folks are raving Is that Swan's so penny-savin- g: RANDOLPH P I E L D T e x a s April 29— Doing their part to help America keep ’em flying four more aviation cadets and a student officer from Utah are taking to foe air daily here at the "West Point of the Air” as members of the current class in basic flight training Learning thia' aviation game from the ground school up these five sons of Utah are1 creating a “beehive” of activity as they fly monoplanes across the spring skies of Texas roar in formation through cross-countnight flights engage In athletics military drill and the ground school Instruction where they learn navigation weather radio communication These potential flying officers from 1127 and THEY’RE TOPS steers Emery Kaysville Ogden pounds per head the carload of yearling Averaging shown above was sold by William Gentry of My ton to Wilson & Co: for shipment to Los Angeles for Portage and Balt Lake City will 1240 per cwtn highest price paid on Ogden market for fat cattle in four years Shown (left to right) are spend nine weeks at this biggest Isaac Adams yards cattle buyer W Amasa Baker commission firm salesman Dave Handy head cattle and oldest basic flying school and then move on to an advanced buyer from Roosevelt and R C Albright of the Ogden Union Stockyards Co school to graduate with silver wings and (for the cadets) comlieutenants in missions Basin Rancher Profits By this army asair second corps of Utah’s The list student pilots Using Methods From includes: Kaysville: Brigham Young uniMissouri versity is the alma mater of Avia- tlon Cadet Lloyd W Brink 23 who TAKEN"'' FROM FILES OF Jrom that institution A carload of yearling and two' graduated STANDARD" EXAMINER with a bachelor of science degree steers was sold by Wil- He was during 1940 year-ol- d of liam Gentry of Myton at Ogden the football team received varsity FIFTY YEARS AGO TWENTY YEARS AGO Union stockyards to Wilson & Co awards in basketball football and tennis His previous military exfor shipment to Los Angeles for perience included one year of R O The resolution of Jones of ArRome newspapers announced kansas for payment to the Choc- that Father Lorenzo Pero si the $1240 per cwt the highest price T C and three months in tie regtaw and Chickasaw nations for famous composer of church music paid in four years on Ogden mar- ular army air corps He took his at Ballintheir interest In the Cheyenne and and former conductor of the Sistine ket for fat cattle They averagec primary flight training Is Brink Texas Cadet the son ger Arapahoe reservations was laid be- chapel Choir has lost his mind 1127 pounds per head Mrs of Edna J Layton Kaysville fore the senate Allison spoke The Epoca says a pathetic sight - Mr Ogderi:-Aviatioat the Cadet Jack W Gentry is an was witnessed in the streets of the against it Mr son Mrs Robert of and cattle fatNye game feeding having his money composer giving away We2546 ' C Adams attended Nye! tened stock in southern Missouri Reports of a terrible storm are at ber college Ogden participated just coming in Fully 20 miles of Resolutions have been passed by before coming to Uintah basin sev- in tennis and golf activities A the Canadian Pacific wire west several farm bureau organizations eral years ago After he arrived member of Excelsior club at WeOf Winnipeg Man was blown al- of southern Idaho favoring the en Cadet Nye was an insurance most out of the province actment of legislation prohibiting in Utah he continued to fatten ber before he started to learn salesman cattle the winter in months: during the holding of any interest in real to Texas In the at fly Secretary Blaine appeared before property in the state by aliens order to use out the feed available R- - O T CBallinger held the rank of he the senate committee on commerce ineligible to citizenship under the at his ranch He believes that gooc first lieutenant and served In the and made a strong argument laws of the United States 10 months as a for corn to is as a hard yellow beat army regular the pending joint resoluprivate ration tions authorizing the landing of Thousands of amateur Marconis fattening Portage: Aviation Cadet Keith steers The on he had the market the French cable on the shores and Edisons experimenting with 22 attended Utah State Conley of Virginia and South Carolina their radio outfits ihave caused at Ogden together with a smaller his at college Logan completed lot marketed previously had been his objections being that the the national board of fire underat primary! Ballinger in the feed lot six training approximately French Cable company cooperat- writers to issue a new set ofxregu-lation- s months and showed evidence of Texas Before he went in searchCon-of ing with the Brazilian government the installation of good care His main ration was ear wings and a commission Cadet had an absolute monopoly of cable wireless covering and receiving corn sending ground in order to make also ley wasfora amember of the army air privileges between the United apparatus year a good roughage mixed with one-thi- corps States and Brazil and if the resopart barley and oats lutions passed negotiations looking Cooperation of the Ogden chamWinter cattle fattening in the to the procurement of a concession to the American Cable company ber of commerce is sought by Uintah basin has been on the Into enter Brazil would come to George W Borden state highway crease the past few years TThe engineer of Nevada to oppose the section is to the grownaught Dunn bill now before congress ing of cornadaptable small grains and hay 810-00- 0 and Mr Gentry feels that the secRoscoe Harris who Is stationed The Phoenicians obtained ivory which imposes a limitation of per mile for federal aid tion will become a major cattle with the air corps Ip Florida and from the Persian gulf In Ninevah on the other hand an ivory object who was called home by the Illness fattening area before long day will be observed Jorden of the Roosevelt State of his mother Mrs Veda Harris of Ray carved in Egypt has been found at Engineers’ the Utah Agricultural college bank accompanied Mr Gentry to 1424 Twenty-fift- h will' return to which is no doubt of African May 10 material Ogden with the cattle He is also his post this evening enthusiastic as to the possibilities Grant Jacobsen Mrs Harris' Somewhere in the fastness of the for fattening of cattle in sec- brotherj returned to Shepherd field that Umbrellas are rarely used in mountains more than a tion of Utah Texas Sunday night Aden Arabia Rain has fallen Kentucky score of there only twice in 29 years Pre- bent on grim mountaineers-—-- are a unique mission to vious to the last - rain which oc own their moonshine stills bring curred in 1888 there was a period into court An earnest prayer by an of dry weather which lasted 26 : minister aged during court in years Manchester Ky is responsible for He prayed that lawThe use of the long-rang- e Mar their actions In lessness Clay county might tini rifle has had a tendency to cease the tactics pet rushing discourage of the native tribes of India New York had 91 murders In 93 the other two days no doubt days French reporters now take notes at night by the light of a tiny being holidays incandescent lamp attached to the pencil old-tim- er As the church has offered the Then he went on Improvising a program as he went playing half a dozen parts himself and working Peggy and Fay He proved hlm-I- f a comedian with a natural air for Improvisation and he kept his small audience fin a state of laughter and anticipation until he elbow caught a glimpse of himself di- r4 The Editor 4-s- v 'I have my doubts about baseball bolstering the nations morale — just look at you when the home team lose?!” " JTHONE 194 j BY NE SERVICE AVIATION WINGS '"V Health Force Kept Busy With Quarantine TALENT SCOUT CHAPTER XVIII w a a Phased to Ferdy Peggy to j o i n Fay decided note bad whatever with in cooperating the girl had younger devious plan filled Baldy's glass He in mind on carried the while Peggy again his Baldy eulogy theembellishing afternoon confidences of She described how Baldy had “wowed 'em ' in the' days before burlesque had come to stay with ibis act that shared billing with a of unquestionable charm — Cxdy le Blossom “Wowed ’em” that until he made the mistake of Her words tumher marrying bled out with feigned admiration and enthusiasm that mellowed Baldy until he beamed and struck the rest of the company and especially Nigel as high comedy She had no regard for sequence but her praise of Baldy her mock of his sometimes savory but ' saga never colorless career fell on re-- 1 ceptive ears Even Myra forgot her misgivings lit admiration for this glib and entertaining youngster "We i could learn so much from Baldy’? Peggy rattled on The rest' tumbling to the spirit of the thing joined in and soon Baldy basked in the position that flattered him most As the center of the company he had been frozen out of a few minutes before — and center of it thanks to Peggy — he 1 soon taking over the account I his personal history and adding Jjriou3 it alcoholic embellish-Ihent- s seven Peggy hadn't dreamed of The upshot of it all was that after dinner he was mellowed and anxious to demonstrate just where his own particular talents could lead them Peggy egged him on and was promoted 'to the role of the lady Blossom for purposes of demonstration Fay played the piano “Say” said Baldy to Peggy after the first few tryouts “You can dance! Now try this one” He began td tap and Peggy followed' himwith a natural knack for picking up steps Then he demonstrated how Blossom would make a mistake and how he would and how they’d quarrel and how she’d pull his hair and it came off “Now for this concert party you UTAIINS SEEKING RUSH IN OFFICE BY EDMUND FANCOTT sheveled and dripping Highest Priced Fat Cattle in Four Years DISEASES CAUSE O SERIAL STORY want STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OODEN TwLmiw Pliers csoi Fred M Nye Go |