Show THE OSDEN n i FDRSTOCKSHOW ON NOV j-- y ft 9 f ' " it i — sj I i ' — f - i ' - 8-- 11 Arbiter Here I Twd judges were named Saturh twenty-fourtday for the forthcomingto be held annual stockshow and 11 this year1 Nov 8 E J Fjeldsted stockshow manawere Prof C ger said! the judges of W Hickman of the University hasbeer who Moscow Idaho at a nn Snort- namea wjuagei"-""-"--carlot horn hrnrline' cattle ana mu wac Alex bulls: and Agriculture California of versity who will college at Davis Calif and steers junior fat jUdge fatlh&ibs and Aberdeen An- open gus cattle reMeanwhile ' Mr Fjeldsted former of the ported that onestock show Ray judges bf the and Husted iwas in Ogden today more is Ummenled that the show 'important this year than It has been for many years former "Reason I nay that" the more now "is that judge said we neeu iiuj-qualit- y ever than ' cattle for food production more Nothing encourages thatone heldthan in the like a BtocMiow ' Ozden'l has Hmwl incidentally Mr a record t o nomcthinjf Mtabllahed rank-li- n for himself He is of O M t missed hasn and he Kcrura Co a jingle how since the Ogden istock shows were started nnTJ tt -- r"-- " ira nitir-i-t- if rFT- -i ' J i if ' ' i ! Is i'AA "' riaMaJMSiefesiuM SWSWWwmu Ml mimic ' : " CT I3ZiWiTOW!W ' ' ' I I - if i - - if I - o-- WW!1WW'WW1 i first mOnttl S work with the OPA rental divi ?l J I tifnro - " ' -v -- iMtAitasm WWW""" 3 g fciWLwrtiiiiBgw F ' jftiBUMiiULiifiiK imiinini impii yAWX'v'W i - j ii" ' "' "'TTini m i — i $1 ' ' j apwiwiwiwjwjgafc jtocy---- s v i '' - k 'r xvv mmmm Ul LIVK i - S VVedneMlay will the l Merchants Plan Special Business Session With Baccalaureate Sermon U S Consultant To Be Given Tonight Disabled Vefs Set Meet Date American Disabled Veterans chapter No' four will meet in the northeast corner of the Carnegie library basement Sept 9 at seven p m Officials report this is the first fall meeting of the year The space for the meeting was granted by Librarian Edna L Wattls Future meeUngs will also be held at the library NEBIIASKAN JAILKD Charles Dollarhide of Nebraska was arrested Saturday morning at and Wall by city ofTwenty-fift- h ficers and lodged in jail under a vagrancy charge "Five nail In m V will convince nf fir youfc r that no finer qul- - U itr l avn 1 mhm enjoy mmmt 1 Plt LI "if Uli thru ' — not 1m- - Bavin EST" Busy Ogden Reminds Of Scotland At Twelfth Ward A Glade member of the board of regents of the University of Utah will give the address at the commencement exercises of the Thomas D Dee memorial hospital school of 'nursing which will be held Wednesday evening September 9 at eight p m at Weber J' war- The streets of mem busy Ogden bring childhood ories to at least one Ogden man Attorney John A Sneddon a Scotsman whose speech retains its of picturesque burr is reminded ne boyhood days in Glasgow when walks the city streets nowadays college The program will include: PrelHe tells of being led through ude J Clair Anderson invocation the teeming brawling crowds on the school song school chorus Ro- the streets of the busy bcotusn land Parry director Evelyn Hel-ges- port by the hand of his father accompanist remarks Dr many years ago Ogden's rushing L S Merrill songs octette from thousands arouse many reminis school chorus directed by Rolanxi cences of his youth Parry and accompanied by Evelyn Bessie Rogers Helgeson solo Nightengale pledge members of of AIR graduating class B presentation diGlasscock Oetta graduates rector of nursing awarding of diof trusplomas member of board school of pins tees presentation Oetta B Glassbock director of nursing benediction and processional march J Clair Anderson Dancing and a reception will be - Two promotions were announced held at Weber college after the today by Colonel Morris Berman ceremony Members of the graduating class commanding officer at Hill field ro Beth Durfev Beth M Felt Major C C Minty has been proMae Holt Haskell Mary Victoriart moted to the rank of lieutenant Hunter Bermce Imes una urn-be- colonel and Colonel H S Ken-yo- n Alva Lambson Glenna Norris Jr has been named by ColRuth Ricks Marjorie Schipper onel Berman as officer in charge Th an if n and Barbara of Valcarce control Wold Col Minty is the executive Lt board of trustees is com officer at Hill field and assists Th prised of LeGrand Richards Jo the commanding officer in directT Dee ing the operation of the Ogden seph L Wirthlin Lawrence G Dye air depot During World war I Maude Dee Porter Samuel H Col Minty was a student pilot in James Thomas O Smith and Rilev the navy receiving his training at Baccalaureate services will be Miami and Pcnsacola Florida He conducted tonight at seven o'clock entered the army air corps in June at the L D S Tweilth ward 1941 and was assigned to Hill Francis A Childs will give the ad field as director of training ina dress to graduates ' September of that year He isand graduate of Grinnell college the University of Minnesota Col Kenyon as officer in charge of operations is second under Col Berman command in and replaces Col Geo G Cressey who was recently transferred to MALAD Idaho Sept 5— Mrs Newark N J Born in Prescott Clem Davis' and daughter left Ariz Col Kenyon enlisted as a Malad Friday for their home in private in the army air service San Francisco Calif after a two-we- in 1917 and was commissioned as Visit with Mrs Davis' par- a lieutenant in November of that ents Mr and Mrs Oscar Swen- - year He was commissioned a captain in 1930 and since that time his son and other relatives Salt Mrs Hugh Jones was a promotions have been rapid being climaxed by his commission to a Lake visitor Friday KenRuby Castleton who has been colonel in January 1942 Col oban as aircraft rated is visiting at the home of her parents yon technical for the past few days has returned server combat observer to work at Ogden" observer and pilot- over-crowd- ed on OFFICERS ARE ADVANCED sub-dep- Malad Visifors Return to Coast ot sub-dep- ot J GENUINE DU PONT ACRYLIC PLATE COWBOY DAYS FOR ONLY and $2295 COWGIRL MIGHTS Sunday and Monday Sept 6f hand 7th" Genuine Vulcanite Plate USE YOUR CREDIT Ho Advance In Price 'o Carrying Charge Drntal Plate are made only upon order from receipt of Imprf kIod andDentist AH capable t'Uh IJcentrd work contracted by I'nlon mechanlen folly Worknianahlp and materials guaranteed All MAY WITHERS Dental Laboratory Service Alain Lake my So Salt City At 2nd So A Main—Above pollti Candy Open to fl P m— Dial 7 p m) j Tune KCTA Monday 00 i controversies were still going on in cases where landlords have failed to comply with the OPA regulations and with tenants who have felt they were being imposed upon by their landlords s'We can usually straighten these exproblems out" Welker said "by OPA the regulations" plaining Mr Welker's office is crowded from the time people can get in at night during the morningto until leave when he is ready METAL DRIVE IS READYTO BEGIN Leaders Will Attempt to Reach Goal of 100 VAN ST® RODEO—2:00 PM Daily PARADE Monday I P M Come and Enjoy the Fun—A Wide Open Western Celebration Dancing Every Night (Men in Uniform Half Fare) Is leven to Nine p m Period Selected for Late Production That new problems face Weber college as a result of the war and that these problems will need the cooperative energy of the entirea faculty was the concensus of message to the college staff sent by President H A Dixon along with the announcement of the first meeting Sept 21 at nine a m Class instruction starts Oct 5 "Weber college faces a challenge more serious than it has faced in the last two decades" President Dixon stated "Confusion and restlessness due to the war the callof men to the colors in unprecertpntrx niimhsrs th shortaee of all types of labor and the extremely high waees offered to prospec tive students in this area all seem to justify the assumption that 1942- 43 will bp a crucial year "Onlv mmpr instruction far out of the ordinary and spirited school activities can maintain the present standing nf- nur institution" he said The matter of outside work for the instructors at the college win be determined after the question is discussed by the faculty and a nolicv in this regard announced bv the administration The school ac- employes were asked to defer me roi cepting outside worK unui Icy is determined All ataff members have been ad vised what courses they will teach durlnur the fall quarter The period of Sent 14 to Oct 6 has been set for the purpose of recasting and replanning courses In the light of war conditions It was recommended that con siderable time be spent in the actu al preparation of lesson plans setting aside reserve library books getting laboratories cleaned up and in readiness and bringing of the professional reading up 10 aaie In an effort to keep up w'th in lr 1L A ISSUES CALL Dixon who today published his call to teachers of Weber college for institute on Sept 2L WEBER COLLEGE e UV-- Pounds Each The Ogden retail merchants vision of the chamber of commerce Saturday had worked out a plan of cooperative part-tim- e training for retail sales clerks and store personnel with the Ogden city schools which will help meet the war emergency employment situation and will also assist us in getting trained individuals to customers and make a Drofitable training available to high school students said Elliott Wcreasingly heavy demands the ber county Red Cross sewing rcm production will be stepped up bf the Inauguration of night sewin- groups beginning Sept 21 accoriirf to announcement today by ITfs Clyde T Greenwcll executive sec retary of the chapter Mrs Carlyle Eubank chairman cf the war production department ? the chapter is arranging: to the night groups to be held betwrrn the hours of seven and nine and invites all defense workers- uri other women who can do o these groups All women over IT- are urged to register for the c'which will be under the upcnky sion of Mrs Lucile II Chambers ot the Red Cross tewing room at ri Association d!r Twenty-fourt- DEGREES NOTED Suggests Other Schools Do Same Way Weber college of Oden Is one of Junior colleges in the country degree conferring the associate uoon its eraduates according to a study Just completed by Dr Walter c Eclls executive secretary of the American Association of Junlon Colleges at Washington D C Un guits 0f the study were reieaied toda from the national headquarter of "the association in Washington The study shows that Weber col lege had conferred the associate' degree on 1061 of Its graduates up to 1941 having first begun me practice in 1923 It is one of 5 junior colleges in Utah now conferring this increasingly popular college de gree which waa comparatively unknown 25 years ago During the past 25 years however according to 125000 young men mWrAfA th mnr than th bachelor' street h One hundred and fifty hours f volunteer service are required tn qualify for award of the hanJonproduction pin of the !!M Cro In connection with the openir-- of the new group an urgent r i for chair and ifwing machircj wiu announced and anyone uiiliryt to loan thete itrmt ii atked to j: : in touch with the chairman or ervior or with the 1U 1 Cm i chapter office in the rrunlc'txl building More ewen Are urgently nfe-- j Mr Greenwcll itated 44 ! di- ek says: minutes 1 military area Welker said that quite a few Retail Merchants Accord Support to OHS Plans LONG TRAINING s till nvprncrintr between 50 and 60 a day— most of them being madbv landlords who are currently filing information with the office in com nlianxe with thA OPA laW Deadline for the registration is all persons Sent 14 At that time onartments or ntinir Vnnms houses must have registered witn Mr Wplker's office will be used as The an index for rental control in this Tiffany studio) ON WEDNESDAY NURSES CLOSE Earl sion Dee Memorial hospital school of numlnjc on iff rt rivUts Mnrlori SchlDIMr ImA Ona limhert heth Felt Juanita UnU' A1Va mh0tU (AU Ph°tM cTmX CLINIC SLATED speOgden merchants will hold a next cial wartime business clinic Wednesday at eif?ht p m at the hotel Raymond Lomond Ben Reeves business consultant for the U S department of commerce and an authority on current problems of retailers in wartime will lead the discussion E J Fjeldsted secretary 6f the Ogden chamber of commerce will be the moderator Such Important subjects as merchandise alternates shortages priorities maximum price legislation changes in customer buying habits forced restriction of services and will many other pertinent questions be taken up on a question and an- Iiwer basis The purpose of the business clinic is to help business men work out for their own firms the best possible adjustment to wartime business conditions with the assistance of local experts and representatives of government agencies The clinic aims to give accurate information about new conditions and to offer opportunity for exchange of ideas about best ways of meeting these conditions This business clinic sponsored by the retail merchants division of the chamber of commerce and the Ogden public schools in cooperation with the state board of vocational education is free All local mer- chants are ufged to attend 'I WKHtn hU rpe-istratio- t ii W Mr Welker said interviews are li - '- Report rvTHnr VVliliV Ad 1 ?f v llw-tW- SEWING GROUP Needed to Keep Activity Up' Ozden's rent situation is grad still ually ironing out but there are a great many problems to be solved That is the opinion of Lubm a Welker area rent examiner who f V I i: 11 'Super Instruction Many Disputes However Still Unsettled J i J Importance of Events Noted By Former 4 5 '' t f H2 RED CROSS TO Held Year School Coming ruruiMft nrniti A Dixon Crucial Bv Dr H BEING SOLVED 'rrT" f - — — RENT PROBLEM They'll Join Ranks of Graduate Nurses Wednesday JUDGES CHOSEN SEPTEMBER 4 SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R NAVY CHANGES RULE James Lewis Lost in Action HOOPER Sept 5 — James Ix-s 18 son oi ir ana irs imLcwis of Hooper and formerly i Delta Utah is reported misssr in action "somewhere in the Pac-ia telegram from the navy de partment to hi parents The missing' man was a seanvl second class USNR The wire w-- r he was "in the service of his ceui-try- " when reported missing An other information will be expedite ! to the parents the wire added Seaman Lewis joined t:e rssvaJ reserve on active amy in uicc:ber of 1341 just a few days be fore the Japanese attacked Pearl - RECRUIT With the pace of the industrial war effort leading to a speedy vic tory facing imminent slowdown because of a shortage of metal resi Several recent modifications in dents of Ogden and Weber county quauncauon xor to effect Saturday were called upon to get navy may be of help now or mose in the scrap by getting in the he enlistment or some wno nave Deen lunieu uwU Hlc- scrap" 1 Ub How much is needed? The quota viously C E Clark Harbor the of of Ogden of one hundred pounds scrap recruiter in charge th He was born at Delta June woman and his man for metal morning substation every education in the 1923 and lived there until jcirurg Wright chairman to do One important change has -The group worked out details child has been set by government the navy me is It certificates officials with birth u A hi-uf a of the program with LeRoy Whatever the conditions atox Weber iu county's ine navy Ogden and the recommended policy by reto him Blaser director of vocational edufor made it Impossible v the na- Dirui cerimcaie or tempt to get in step with u t rr cation and Joe Dyer teacher-c- o to : his base the turn ov on LI It afta activity week-end was renewed this by -- a"" - — -- V ordinator of the program The mer- tion been very recent Mr Lw M Abbott v col-V- have of Fred has been made lor two the appointing accredited of a letter dated Auz- 7 since chants declared their willingness former mayor to head the city said junior years nnd thev do not to work out training stations wltn drive and Albert Becker to lead exist it is education was received from the younc sx- r possible to verify the in their establishments to make a the just a few hours before the tele man's birth if he is over 21 years county effort gram arrived large scale program possible The drive will be in full swing OI aa A Under this program the com next week to accumulate the scrap tne n iamChief Clark said that UfOUP1 bined work and school schedule metal of this region and store it member of nf an nnllciint Is students for it will make possible near railroads from which points Lh! "m!d at the high school who are interit can be transported to smelters IUUUUC1 Ul oiinM e at a lo- This ested in working is said to be necessary now firA for the sienature on the con to have cal retail establishment SALT LAKE CITY Sept 5 (AP) before snow falls and buries the sent naDers In the past lt has al- to next take specialized the the opportunity Frank E Gerard safety supervisor metal until it may be too late ways been necessary for An army examining board v :! The local drive will be a coop nf kin — father if living — to for the Remington Arms company training for their particular job The merchants will furnish Mr erative effort The two chairmen sign and this regulation is still in at the Utah ordnance plant hasz be at Weber college8 Sept 12 In as previously stead of September in been named cnairman oi tne Dyer the technical information announced Saturday that they are effect except when tne ratner v ri of to examine board announced forces of to armed the of Utah formed one their the wide in advisory wish your? which they organization taught planning avian-in cans becoming the national committee ior tne interested This will include the citizens of the city and county to The third modification Jiar employes of conservation of manpower in war cadets and men between 18 and J sales and merchandise informa- make the drive a success Commit attention to is that years who have applied fnr ant tion necessary for the employe to tees will be appointed and made the CCC who are unable to produce industry meet- - passed mental tests lor Cx'l an i on its their first held board enlisted be HisrhRre-esaid mav The week advance next and on the they public early job progress ? No estimate of the amount or sworn statements This procedure ing last night outlining a cam have not a yet taken th© xr: as a worker and learn the busit and mental screening ness This information given by scrap metal was made It was said is to be used only in emergency paign to promote Industry safety physical CPT mental test will next The state the out to the was back be will that it throughout alley factory pointed every the merchant yard taught of the members Gerard given Besides Sept 9 at Weber coilfge student in a special class at hign farm and the like have hundreds Car are: F Leonard met useless with group Major of pounds of otherwise school The work will differ ter of the Ogden air depot at Hil the different establishments and al This may be one of the deter field" George Haycock of the state under this arrangement actual job mining factors in the final victory union council Dr J L industrial of the the chairman stated training results The work of industrial hy director Jones Dut a nto student is job merely giene of the state board of health rather! results in a training situaBIKE THEFTS GROW RRIGHAM CITY Sept 5A Harold R May of the induatria tion stated Mr Blaser were Four commission of Utahr J R Wilson reported bicycles In addition to this special class stolen Saturday according to po large representation of Box Elder of the state federation of labor had commerce two of chamber ' work the student must take lice records Police officials say lunior G T Spivey Jr of the Coand I m I Lake fill to Salt for City school left subjects Saturday major high bicycle thefts have been numer to attend the annual state conven lumbia Steel company Provo out his program for regular gradu ous lately and urged owner to ation The afternoon period is then such thefts immediately to COUNTY HAS FIRES I I ncnt at the store where actual report Atindinflr are: Mr and Mrs t the and furnish accurate police The fire Marri Mr is made and county sales of Ward department Ed theory Judge application identification to assist recovery broke a week of inactivity Satur- n f Morrison Mr and Mr The merchants will select stuMr who and Mr Khelbv Harvey- day with two fires within an hour rtnh dents now in their employ Han- The truck was called to Hooper Willis Mrs school and Mr this Cundick year must attend high PROGRAM IS POSTPONED to extinguish a blaze which started Owens Ezra Mr and Mr sen — and recommend this training pro 5 PRESTON Sept Postpone Mr when a tractor owner attempted to Sheffield Mr' Earl to have as many ment until September 14 of the and Mrs gram They desire ana Mr iiu nis tanK witn gasoline and e as nnA larsen Mrs John part-timpos Preston city school lunch program of their employes Mr and Mr after the outfit returned B Felt Harold shortly Mrs S sible on this training program is announced by Superintendent was to a grass fire on called ana it Mr iTnurarrf irs and Dewev The first sixty days of this pro R Bjorkman The program was to Thirty-eight- h and Grant No damWarnick Charles after begin on September 1 rram will be probational was done at either blaze and age do to this time all those proving was the fire Hooper already out satisfactory work will be subject when the arrived department Wd i chorBi to advancement It was felt by the merchants that many of these FORGERY CHARGED part-tim- e employes would be re 76 Piece Ralph Morrison 31 of Farr West rained at the conclusion of their a gas station attendant is irj the Set $950 training as department heads an Weber county jail in lieu of $1000 junior executives mumbles that yes he has bail bond to answer to a charge Letters to local merhcants ex "Ogden city charges that on such ve -nd of forgery He was arrested Satin before plaining the plan in detail will be ana such a day the aforesaid com been came Deiore uie such urday by Deputy Sheriffs James One culprit sent out immediately oy tne ug' mitted the crime of drunkedness A Larson and George Weatherston He a on Monday Mr commerce of Dy a misdemeanor" city magistrate den chamber 2 HG Wash BIviL fine left at Plain City er who has been selected by the There's probably not one out of was fined 510 He paid the proceeded to Ogden public schools to head this every five drunks who are brought the courthouse and was back on He on drunk mer again program will begin calling up in city court who could not reel get 20 30 chants in order to determine their that little piece of legal testimon-olog- y Wednesday givennext days with His appearance? needs suspended off by heart after being sentenced It seems that most of them are Eleven days Most of the drunks these days repeaters the railroad The 'gan-dieJudge Charles G Cowley looks at are from are brought in from all if being the man note his name then takes to work for the a little black book from his pocket over the &country K DU To R O Every Monday a per—There's a thumbs through it for a minute in shows crew up "Let's see" he says "you've been centage of the and usually Bus Route court learns his lesson PRESTON Sept 5— Within the in here several times before" as his term soon as again up shows The drunk usually looks down 5 next ten days according to Major Near Your Clifford Warr head of the Frank at his toes wiggles them in hi is up lin county Idaho volunteer reserve Home tr Colonel Clarence V-- Martin state " — - ' iue i - -- h T " Inmnt - W i '"rinS! lt part-tim- -- yifjnPOWer Names Chairman Examining Board Changes its Date newiy-sprvin- fc Brigham Jaycees Attend Meeting I ' PRfinciscHnuifiRG City Court Judge Discovers Drunks Are Often Repeaters — Starter -- LUNDSTROM'S I a s" Colonic! Martin Visit Preston FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE li GO BV ' commander of the group will be in Preston to swear in Franklin coun ty volunteers Following these ceremonies regu lar drill and instruction will be gin What About YOU? Do you largest Willard Youth Missing in Action Is WILLARD Sept 6— Lester Nel- on Lee son of J R Lee of Wil lard is reported missing in ac tion In the Pacific war zone it was learned Saturday Lee seaman second class In the navy entered the lervice on Jan uary 1 1942 Uinhfthe £J J f Ir ahcad and plan and foundatioil can you y You will get ahead a prepare for it Only as you lay career 'expect to enjoy a successful What will you do with it? Young People this is vour day! 0S0EF3 BUSINESS COLLEG Dial 4812 if AND Mffim SAVl 4 Courteous well trained operators are YOUR drivers And for still more convenience J t RIDE BETWEEN 4 it ' 10 AM and 4 PM i t If in IT tr OGDEN TRANSIT CO J J 1 i I |