Show THE OGDEN Meet Will Seek Ways to Locate More Workers for War Plants in Ogden Area Morgarv Webei Educators to Confer With Army Heads Ogden chamber of commerce announced today Also present will be the chamber of commerce housing and military affairs committees — The session will be held in the A meeting to discuss possibilitie Hotel Ben Lomond "There are two vital problems for obtaining more local citizen! the war industries of for work in the war establishments confronting said Dr Dixon "One is area” this near Ogden will be held Monday at the lack of housing the other Is three p m with representatives o:' the need for labor We shall ento work out at this meetthe war establishments and of th deavor a of and program for placing people Davis1 ing schools from Morgan Weber counties especially invited who are now in school in these war Dr H A Dixon president of th industries” WEDNESDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R APRIL 2? ?42 R&nner ddus ! Davis BUILDERS BEGIN HUGGINS BIDDEN CHECK EVERY ITEM FOfi TREMENDOUS Savings! noMEirs sups TO MEMBERSHIP ON USO BOARD j Ogden Man Requestec Federal Court Transfers To Lead Fund Drive Ownership of Tract On Jackson Ave In District Ira been Maw USO also Huggins of Ogden has invited by Gov Herbert B to be a member of the state campaign committee He wil be the chairman of judicia A district No 2 In inviting Mr Huggins to take this place of leadership the governor wired him Ks follows: Represents Link j "Utah boys are joining those o other states in all out war The link which keeps the home fires burning for our boys everywhere is represented by the United Servicej Organizations (USO) which unites! all faiths and six experienced service agencies in one movement for1 the spiritual social and recrea-- j tional welfare of our fighting menj Our state must be well organized) for Its financial share in' nations wide CEimpaign opening May llj I have the honor of inviting you td be a member of the state committee to help plan and prosecute thi campaign in Second judicial dis-- j trict composed of Davis Morgan) and Weber counties Earl J Glade will be state chairman Please ' ac-- j cept as promptly as possible” The national quota in this cam4 jpaign is $32000000 and the quota! for Utah is $85100 The quota of i the counties in the judicial dis-- j are: Davis $350 Morgan $200 trict ' and Weber $11000 The purpose of the USO is td operate social and recreational clubs in the cities near all army and! navy training camps for the! boys In uniform while they’ are! off duty Special clubs are alsq operated for boys in uniform 1 overseas service Total ©ft 655 dubs Earl J Glade as state chairman announces: “There are now 65 USO clubs and units in operation 625 of these are in continental United States and 30 are in ourj territories possessions and off! shore bases There are 1209 profesj sional staff workers in these USO 1 ' clubs” ' x The service organizations which form the USO are: Young Men’s National Christian association Catholic Community service Sal4 vation Army Young Women’s Christian association Jewish Welfare board and National Travelers Aid association All campaigns are expected to be over by July 4 Construction of the first house under the new war project will begin next week at the first site— between Second and Seventh streets on J ackson— as soon as contractors have cleared the land and levelled it for the foundations Crews have worked since Monday surveying the elevations of the site Purchase of the tract has been authorized by Federal District Judge Tillman D Johnson who signed an order the government to take authorizing immediate 43 possession of approximately acres Payment of $17744 to Luke Pagano and seven other owners was authorized At present stakes are being driven where each of the housing units is being located A site is also being mapped for a road into the area and for sidewalks and streets of what will be One Huge Table Stacked With soiled! Broken tear ose only J All were All Q COTTON ANKUgTS much higher priied! colors and styles i The oldest and in Riany colleges the most exclusive girls’ sorority in the United States Pi Beta Phi celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding Tuesday April 28 In Utah the members celebrated at a banquet at aeven thirty p m in the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City About 125 women and girls surrounded the tables and the active chapter at the state university as well as the alumnae chapters furnished songs cheers and slogans It was collegiate and hi larious throughout Mrs A H Roth of Ogden alum nae president ’presided and made the opening address Talks were also made by Mrs J E Hall Miss Betty Hinckley and Mrs Leota Hutsinpillar all of Ogden Among others In attendance were Mrs L Tavis of Clearfield and Mrs" william Holmes and Mrs Roy Bullen both of Ogden Merchants Cafe Men Others Receiving J Federal Cards sale and retail users register between two and four p m the institutional users (cafes lodges churches boarding houses) between four and six p m- and the inf dustrial users (canning factories City and county rationing boards bottling works bakeries) between Tuesday afternoon and evening reg- six and nine p hl the closing istered 42 retail stores for sugar hour rationing and 55 institutional and Industrial users said John A Nelson Weber county rationing administrator Trade registration was being resumed this afternoon and will close tonight "The number is far less than we had hoped to have registered indicatingthis will be a heavy day ARE SLOW for the registrars” Mr Nelson said TO Stores 'restaurants canning' and COMPLAIN manufacturing establishments and other trade consumers will be un-- j able to purchase sugar unless they are registered and get their ration Delay begets nothcards Mr Nelson said There will ing but more trouble be a few exceptions where with complications discomfort Have an “good reason” the firm or organization was unable to register In optometric examination now that case opportunity will be giv--j en sometime after 'May 7 for regCONSULT istration “The exceptions will be few” Mr Dr S TJ Bearden Nelson stated "and for the most part every trade user of sugar it should be registered today if yesterday’s opportunity way passed to this reg-isteVi- ng priced for quick disposal! cream grounds with colored designs ! Solid color waffle weaves Soiled 76x105 THIRD SUPERIOR OPTICAL CO MEZZANINE AT PENNEITS CciAA t MILL SECONDS FLOOR no-stret- finish Specially purchased for this outstanding clearaway I 44 inch widths 65” to 81” lengths Plains and novelty weaves! Hemmed ready for use! MARQUISETTE BA70IJ mu SEES Durable cotton knit with the popular raglan sleeves! f jjfJ ifljf? Comfortable knit cuffs and - - button front! Oxford or 6 brown heather mix T ‘ y 1‘ T J0tnPanels h YARD IW 36x8l ’ soj SEBRSUCttWjS Ce StriPeS Plaids! necessary colors! By lovely ‘ ln orrow! bable - p R Huge Assortments of Cottons! Rayons! Woolens YTTTix J? Jyp er $344 j educed from Regular Stock I Don’t miss these values Shop early! 17x17 LACE NAPKINS In ecru I I DC color Woven patterns Each 150 cards NOVELTY BUTTONS only Assorted styles Card CANNON TOWEL ENDS Each piece hemmed Jacquard designs ' Each “ SUMMER UNDERWEAR Shorts shirts briefs undershirts nainsook unions Broken I sizes 23 only YELLOW SLICKERS Three-quartGenuine length Sawyers “Frog Brand” Sizes 36 to 46 LjULLjlJLJN L— 3 and outThey’re out! Tables are stacked high with unusual values! Smart crisp cottons lovely rayons and pick generous size pieces! Come early standing buys on woolens! For skirts blouses dresses out several! I O In all Colors! O In Stripeih 'Checks Prints! Co) tj (o)2 H An outstanding Selection in slightly soiled broken sized numbers! Good selection of colons and patterns! A few sport shirts included! Shop during this Anniversary clearaway and SAVE! 280 REDUCED I M Novelty For smart dresses and sports wear! Hand washable spun rayon in colorful prints! Popular 39” width! fi COWHIDE WORK GLOVES All leather pull&rt style! With rib back Small medium Frt if and large 3UC MEN’S WORK SPANTS 45 Broken of sulin sizes only! pairs poplin and plaint jean cloth 'Ss7r7r---UH I emm G 36 Only I Mens i 4S-in- ch Y X i u s Pat Otf finish! 36 and With PERM-A-RAwidths! Mill seconds closeout! No g starching or stretching Lovely colors Yard r o 500“ Yards! ' The famous Perm-a-ra- y no-star- ch ch Reg E Values IiIIESE ole o price! lowes-tfaan-ev- er T S SN IVOMEirS BOESSES M'S Don’t MISS THESE Outstanding VALUES Slightly Soiled! Women's Housecoats some slightly soiled! Smart cotton prints ! A C f In zipper and to value you can’t afford pass up! ¥H Shop early CHILDREN’S PANTIES AND VESTS Broken sizes in tuckstitch QQ wrap-aroundxsty- les F O R M A Ten only in these two price groups! Soiled and drastically reduced to clear Others at SECOND L S $3°o O $600 R O 50c C O N FLOOR s D "-- WOMEN'S COATS coats! only! Light weight 20 f QQ spring Dressy Twills! Tweeds! Plain Colors! Smart fitted and boxey styles popular boy coat styles! All values that will go fast — so be here at 10 sharp! SKli® cottQn frocks Lovely washable cotton in a large assort- - pa ra ment of Colors and styles! At prices slashed § 1 ersZr beyond recognition! Sizes 12 to 44 SETS WOMEN’S SLAC Hopsack C rose From 12 to 20 cloth in green tanr-anWOMEN’S APRONS Loop neck styles in OAg broadcloth and petcales All colors CA LA31P SHADES J1 Clearaway of soiled 3WW shades! All washable rayons! Smart colors ylvU downstairs § ! s t o r ! on®® e r EEBBir HEI© Dras- - BOYS’ DRESS PANTS tlcally reduced g worsteds and tweeds Sizes 12 lo 14 Al A A and 16 to 18 A BOYS’ DRESS Si IIIITS Of assortment colors large JJfl and patterns Sizes 6 to 17 3UC Jimmie JUNIOR LONGnS cassimere in style and corduroy Sies 3 Al good-loqfd- to ng 8 BOYS j Ti S H V O nn P ©EBS! SE3®ES GROUP C ra'i''iirtitiinifi' SE-3®I-Pi 1 m § mr Styles d j N Slashed! EEH®ES of A Hu§e Assortment Jers- eys! Rayon Silks! Itomaine sheers! Novelty weaves! All Included in these Spring prints styles for early Summer wear! Come down early and pick out several tomorrow! Sizes from 12 to 52 JBESS INFANTS’ CHENILLE SPREADS Qrt- OwW nursery designs Greatly reduced Better quality CHILDREN'S DRESSES 6 Sizes soiled dresses slightly E Five groups of TREMENDOUS values! Priced for Immediate Clearaway I IC CHILDREN'S RAYON PANTIES Broken size panties and vests - EYEy SPREADS One table stacked high with remarkable savings! Antiseptics Bubble Bath Water Softener and many many)ther outstanding items! All reduced ! - t ebile isnm Sugar Rationing Boards Report Liglit Registration Ogden city trade users are at Ogden high school Weber county’s at Weber county high The rationing administrator suggested that to make the handling of the groups easier the whole 23c from higher priced groups! WHITE COLLARS Piques laces! Round and V neck- - 17- I lines! Shop tomorrow j Will ' Pins 36-4- f QAY0U buys CHENILLE in sizes Meet Thursday by” a With lovely hand rolled hems! Snowy white figured batiste! All reduced to this amazingly low pricel Large 12 x 12 size! Shop early and ave! RAYON PANTIES Slightly completed within 90 days But the first house will probably be completed before that date Better Built Homes Associates said work on the first dwelling unit would begin next week — SPREADS nds and 0 WIIttE BATISTE MIMES books will also be given anda plate luncheon will be served P-TA Present officers include: Mrs Harry Weenig president: Mrs E Lucas vice president Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald second vice presiThe Dee school P-- T A will hold) dent Mrs Veda Coy secretary ection Thursday at eight o’clock Mrs Parley Deem treasurer The school will furnish the proAll are urged to at-n- d i the school ’ gram and will demonstrate their Information concerning the sugar broadcasting system Dee cream size ith and oiorertea color desi Sns j a miniature city Sewer facilities water lines and other preliminary work will be Sorority Conducts Anniversary Party 300 Only ! 2?ENi Tv rayon silks and rayon satins Tea — Rose and white! ON FIRST DWELLING -- Oflfl j “Ilf! - tw embroidery trims?! - NEXT WEEK o’clock sharp! Broken sizes! So lie slightly soiled I tailored sand J Sensational savings planned for the last exciting day of Penney's 40th Anniversary Jubilee! Broken sizes — Odd lots — Special purchases — Mill seconds! AH at drasticfor immediate clearaway! Be here when the doors open at 10 ally cut prices Reduced Fiom Higher Priced Groups! Smart X a Save! BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS ’ Crew neck in fancy stripes! SoftJ" pastel colors Sizes 6 to 14 BOYS’ SWEATERS Prices slashed for immediate clearaway Smart zipper fronts C I OO Sizes 10 to 16 Junior BASEBALL BATS size in both hard and soft- - I I ball types! Come early DOWNSTAIRS stoke Celeste and Cynthlas novBoulevards! In smart elties and staple styles I In medium and higher heels ! In colors you’ll wear all summer long! Not every style in every size but there is a grand as- Spring and summer casuals! Sport shoes! Arch shoes! In blacks browns tans and handsome two- tone combinations! In narrow and wide widths with low medium and high heels! Values you can’t afford to miss! SHOE DEPT SHOE DEPT sortment! w STREET FLOOR STREET FLOOR t- -J Pumps straps and ties! High and low heels! Tans beige and black colors! Sizes not complete ln every style' but a complete range of sizes! SHOE DEPT STREET FLOOR if - 'IN OGDEN C |