Show " lecond Section Second Section SECTION WEDNESDAY EYENING SEPTEMBER 2 OGDEN CITY UTAH B Planes From Groat Salt Lake Water SELF SERVICE ' GUARD OFFICERS AT GOAL YARD ARE NAVY NEED IS SUGGESTED r Late Orders Pile Up as OgdenAwakens From Early Apathy — ' M Off icer ot rrocureme nt r r Unit Meets Here" )day s To Interview M en I ' Coal is going to beVi t rta tough tiflnf All AamUah a letcamefrom conclusion That totlie commission sent city ter asso Coal Dealers the day by ptah ciation WHO aaneu iuu tuujrcio-tio- n from jthe city in delivering coal during the coming months Dealers in Ogden report that V Ml - months when early buy Now it's reached a point where it will be difficult to get deliveries —and the winter season is not far :'! off Several cbal dealers reported-thewere stamped the latter part of August jvith orders and that orders are beginning to pile up It's comparatively late in the season and deliveries will be slow Not only Is it hard to get coal deliveries frdm the mines— it takes at least 'two weeks now where it formerly took but a few days— but the labor situation in Ogden " is serious - There are f no drivers for the trucks which! normally deliver the I i r J a urayag whenever possioie rharvft of 751 cents a ton wilt b lopped off the purchase price a rnost places Meanwhile if the consumer ha rtb means of transporting the coal he will be allowed a certani amount off the purchase price 'A ! JI " V m USO SENDS HEAD Li ' i OF REGION HERE Field Worker to Plan For Personnel at Two Centers T Miss Goldie Carter regional field worker for the USO will visit Otf den Saturday and confer with loi cal USO directors on needs for the American Legion chateau which is being converted Into a USO club and for the colored soldiers USO headquarters being prepared on Wall aventie Miss Carter will transmit a on the Jocal situation to thfe New York offices of USO accord) ing to Miss Jewel Wilson Ogdeh USO director to appeals to local peo-the- fr Response t to make spare rooms pie forced to available to noldler pend the n ght in Ogden and alo invitations to proldierf to fam ily meal in local homes Is con iderably better' th n week report Mi Wilson Uccent USO lawn parties have been highly successful It is res ported and a dance is scheduled of this for Wednesday week at USO headquarters Fire Department To Service Cars The city commission has regisj tered approve of a plan to repair and overhaul all city vehicle) henceforth In the fire department shops as a measure of economy Appointment of Tom as head mac hlnist! of city street department month and of Charles M J Toombs at 84 may have solved a problem ACTIVE AT 84 which has long perplexed scientists He has invented a method of separating magnesium needed for aircraft construction from the water 01 ine ureai oait lane Ogden Chemist Discovers Lake Masnesium Process Great Salt lake long considered a useless body of water in the middle of Utah may soon became one of the greatest war material producers in the world j will if the expectations! of an J jM Ogden man Toombs are realized Mr Toombs is an around Ogden Brigham City and Utah generally He spent many years tramping over the hills in " search of minerals and for years he has experimented with extraction! processes His lateest invention has interestedthe war department jand will be investigated He has discovered a method whereBy magnesium cnioride a substance one-thir- d lighter than aluminum can be extracted from the waters of Great Salt lakei The lake water contain? from eight to ten per cent magnesium chloride about three per cent po tassium and from 18 to 20 per cent salt Many companies have experimented with the extraction process But the magnesium is dangerous material with which to work land many have been killed in experimenting with it Mr Toombs claims to have invented a process The magnesium Is ex tracted In the form of oil which is then reduced to crystals and from the crystals to usable jand light metal Mr Toombs Is one of the most active men In Ogden his age not withstanding Besides his Work with a room full of ores he (has property in Brigham City which he cares for and he is working with a project in Nevada where 20000 acres of bauxite aluminum is deposited It old-tim- er f non-explosi- Ladies of G A R To Fete Officio ve ! ARMY CHARTS YOUTH TESTS c r e e ning Examination For CPT Slated By Officers An "army examining board will pe at Weber college September 8 to examine young men interested in becoming aviation cadets and rjnen between 18 and 26 years Who Abraham Lincoln circle No 2 hjave applied for and passed riien-tand the Department of Utah La tests for CPT and have not as dies of the Qrand) Army of th yet taken the army physical and Republie will entertain Thursdajf njiental screening test C H Anat a one o clock luncheon at the derson of the college said today home of Mrs Marie Russell 2823 Those who pass the armyi tiests Fowler Past National President vill not be eligible for the! CPT Mrs Clara N Sawyer of Sar training Diego Calif will be the honorec (To be eligible for the examinagviest Mrs Sawyer s on her way tion applicants must have iri their to the G A R encampment be- possession a birth certificate! three ing held at Indianapolis Indiana letters of character reCommehda-tio- n a release from the selective Sept 13 to 18 service board a full face photo 2Vzn by 2W and an application g filled out for appointment blank Ln-lnBetter as aviation cadet Application blanks are available In room! 105 Begins tVith1 Better ofj the vocational building Weber college tThosewho have passed the ex ami nations for the second session full time CPT program which is Learn the truth about subscheduled to start Sept 21 are as normal hearing Obtain follows: Ronald B Pettit Donald scientific Atidiometric test Whye Marlow D EUerton Wii laM EL Nelson Richard W Kearl without obligation Over Max C Bills James Alexopoulus 50 of ail hearing aids sold Walter J Turrentine Alfred E Bell Ward D Scott Robert I Mcannuallyjare Sonotone Gregor Arthur W HaroldsenJ Da-vi- d i kl i 31 R Ballentine John M Thompson Richard T Moss Flavel M Gokee Truman L Manning 'Lee P Shifflet Fred K Rowland Richard W Isabell Harold Tippets Donald C ' Davis and Gene G Arnold" The next CPT mental test will be given September " " 1 ii To be famous an individual or business must deserve fame ot- 1- 12 at Weber -1 tU -- 4 W Mon- - "WS u'Scees does 1 H) V yty MS years of college NUMBER sub-stati- Schubach Famous "250" ENSEMBLE $ 12-DIAMO- ) 250 Gorgeous new style fishtail mountings set with pere Schubach diamonds of rare beauty fect charm Our own exclusive design anjd blue-whit- VSj TERMS There are no on extra charges no intere st added to the X SCHOOL 0 cash price when you buy OPENS SEPT 3RD p i Iff I diamonds at Schubach's engage:ment One large perfect My blue-whi- te Hcbubftch mond dia- fhnked with smaller matching monds MTTST TTST PRTfWS JURY TRIAL SET Joseph James and M H Lough are to appear for jury trial in city" court Friday on charges of battery to whicn tney pleaded innocent before City Judge CharlesJ G Cow- j ley 4 dia- ft Schubach Famous "200" -- KM " 's- I ' ' if - i ' " I '" I ' ! 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A - 15th GEORGE magnificent Schubach p e r f e c it American cut diamonds in tfijis delightfully styled pair 1 fw-- TERMS : Words cannot express my feelings of appreciation to the good people of Weber County for the splendid vote given me at the primaries yes'ter-da- y To each and every one who voted for me or said a good word in my behalf during the campaign may I gay many thanks The run-o- ff election to determine whose name shall be placed on the Democratic ticket for two-ye-ar commissioner 19 to be held October 6 Your continued support at that time will also be very much appreci- v m i ) WARWTNPTnN SJof lAT cleaners shoe repairers launDry dries! and auto repair establishments from now on must keep in their places of business a statement of ceiling prices the office of price administration has ruledj if? mm 'aA - f Schubach M - it 'Dial ing: John L Oram fined $15 for speeding Dorothy Jensen $3 bail forfeiture for running stop sign August Kruppe fined $13 for speeding' E1- Stoker $5 bail forfeiture for driving on wrong side of street J V Eusticc $5 forfeiture for running stop sign Aquila Kebeker $15 bail forfeiture for speeding G P Dunn $10 forfeiture for speeding Jy 25-fo- ot i Eccles Bldg cases handled NAVY RECRUITS BEARING I p F Stevenson Mgr there - The local defense is f orj men to serve as officers on the various types of "patrol vessels Men for this assignment may b up to 45 years They likewise should nave two years of college background and must have had experience in handling power boats of length or more RECORD Many college graduates with degrees in commerce or business ad? ministration are wanted for supply corps officers Also men are for instructors in reserve Chief of Office Boosts wanted schools in physics chemical Diesel electrical mechanical and radio enWith Future poNavy's gineering For these instructor bebe must sitions the applicants Brand New Son tween the ages of 25 and 40 years and must have college degrees plus some experience as instructors in Volunteer enlistments in the navy either schools In addition to Lieut Commander hit a new high peak during the Godbe the group Includes: Lieut month of August C E Clark Ldeut uraper Commander recruiter In Lieut Adamssyir?s C M M U S medical officer and charge of the Ogden Ensign Ketcheli announced today men enlisted through Eighty-nin- e the local station in August the COOKING recruiter said and 34 men volunteered at Logan As Logan is part of this territory the grand total for the month Is 1231 The state of Utah reached a new high of 468 This compares to 378 men enThe second of the series of Viclisted in the state in July and tory Cooking schools sponsored by Ogden's 89 figure for the month the Utah Power & Light company Just past is an Increase of 38 over will be held Thursday morning at ten o'clock In the power company's " j: July at 2324 ' Is the largest number Reddy Kilowatt auditorium While this Ellerbeck L of men to ever enlist at Ogden Washington George Chief Clark said the quota for local power company manager schools featuring September has been Increased and stated these cooking and it is expected that more men will proper preparation maximum for food of protection join the navy this month in of are value nutritious special The navy's hew recruiting stahustion near Twenty-fourt- h and terest to housewives whose members and other inds family Washington is proving more con venlent and as a result many are working in war Industries The more men are inquiring about the programs arranged for Monday and Thursday mornings nftvy and subsequently enlisting evenings timed to enable these been have The navy also maintains Its re to either one or the women attend In the post office cruiting office week each other building Mrs Hazel McCarty who is well and favorably known to many OgNew Prospect ' has made a close Not satisfied with breaking all den home-makeof nutritional requirements existing records In reaching a study new high peak In navy enlist- -' for health and energy- particularly in solving the problem of "dinner ments during August C E Clark helpful Ideas C M M U S N got an early pail" meals presents on this and suggestions subject start for this month when he On Thursday morning she will became the father September l of the youngest prospect born again discuss and demonstrate vegetable cooking as one of the at the Dee hospital of the school Informaseven-pound The bluejacket features care and use! of elecon the tion been already has approached by trical appliances which is a viMarine Recruiters Hicks and important wartime! subject Churchill but Clafrk who spent! tally also be given by Mrs Mcwill 18 years in submarine service in the navy says his son is defi- - Carty Mr Ellerbeck calls attention to nitely navy material and will some day have his billet in the! the fact "that there is of course no charge for admission to these undersea craft schools and extends a cordial invitation to the general public J 610i I Traffic violation In city court include the follow- is more than a Scluibach store slogan rs Mendenhall the Ogden at $189 per Wonder as assistant machinist at $165 per S month has been approved by thfe was commission Mendenhall named to succeed Richard Spenh cer who has re signed HEARING SERVICE j day and so great was the Response that the board will return tnere following the Ogden session T?iif fnmmanildi' Gndbft an- nounced that special emphasis is being placed upon two classes: Armed euards and local defense The armed guards will be trained to take charge or navy gun crews on merchant vessels To be eligible fnr this men must be exceptional physical specimens with extremely keen eyesight not more tnan sd years of age and with at least two 4 eViAitelfl provided by the company drives it to his home and unioaas ic o X V dealers are asking a result As 17 "FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS" city-coun- ty asked fuel' na then I'm going to read It arid join the navy' j That topped anything local re cruiters had heard for a long time so they called the boy back and talked with him found out that Ronald is serious about the whole thing This prospective sailor who enrolls in the ninth grade this month told recruiters he wants to fly a plane and drop bombs "especially on certain people" I'm us war-eonscio- members of the naval officer procurement board today returned to Ogden ior more interviews win renrrt?vA officer material for the U S fleet afloat and ashore Lieut Commander N F Godbe is directing the procedure at the building Thej board started its Ogden session this afternoon at two p m and Will attempt to complete it before nine p m this everting In case' additional time is required the board may set another date or have the candidates for naval reserve commissions appear at Salt Lake City later in the week Amplications were so numerous at the caoital city this week that the board was forced to extend its Salt Lake stay several days longer than was Originally plannedjj li f during the summer coal to You can say what von want tn tion of the Ogden civilian recruit ing! committee and asked: "Say puwui ovic yKvyiv nuc Deing but local bavy recruit- can I have one of those books that ers yesterday found I one tell all about the navy?" On© df the recruiters kindly Ogden boy who is taking his future military service serrously obliged the young man and In turn Ronald Jourgensen son of Mr Jokingly asked if he was going to and Mrs Ivor Jodrgensen 711 take it home to his older brother Eighth street walked into the "Naw" replied young Jourgennavy's new recruiting station opened near Twenty-fourt- h and sen as he started to leave Tm goWashington through! the coopcra- - ing to take it home and keep it till City Court Handles Many Traffic Caies 4 7 Vl" UgUCll t Young but Serious Is Navy's Prospect COAST PATROL 4 CI 1942 i 'J f ' y 4 in 2435 Washington IN OGDEN 4 y f Iain at Broadway SALT LAI£E CITY£ |