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Second Section SECTION Second:!!-- Section OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING B This Is Site of New NYPS CORNER Road Viaduct By-Pa- ss CITY A ND U 1942 informs Aunt of NURSE'S AIDES Arrival in Isles S ''' SIGN PACT FOR r Of i R'AIL REMOVAL —— J Construction to Begin When Priority Rights Reported Buried Ogden Streets By SPENCER L RICHARDS li The Youiner & Smiths Construe tion Cor of Salt Lake City offered the only bid $59442 for construction of an overhead crossing of the Union Pacific tracks on the Nye's corner-Wilso- n lane road accord ing to the state road commission The viaduct is part of the much discussed Ogden road from Nye's corner past the Wilson suear warehouses west of th Utah ' quartermaster depot toward Hot Springs The structure wil be of ai continuous concrete type supported by piers and abutments according to Fred D Miles district engineer for the state road commission Length of me project! is uikjt mile and prin cipal items! of work are aonroxi mately 790 cubic yards of concrete class "A" and 132000 pounds of reinforcing steel ( OneGrade Crossing The structure will span the Union Pacific narallel railroad tracks but not the Denver & Rio Grande Western single tracks En gineer Miles said The new road will cross the Rio Grande tracks on a grade to be made north of the present crossing Members of the road commission today were- studying the Young & famitn bid before making the award and reported that construc tion would begin when the proper priority ratings were obtained Previous Award ' Construction of 254 miles of the bypasa road between Nye's corner and Wilson lane was nre-viously awarded to W W Clyde & uo of Springville for $258932 out construction Is not yet under way Building of the road has long been opposed by Ogden citv and civic Organizations but its imperative value as a military high way Between the Utah quartermaster depot Ogdpt arsenal and Hill field J is now recognized by tne ugden chamber of commerce It is reported however that the city commission is still not in favor of the project - ' ' ' p t ' """"Si 1 " ' : f s - f " $ v y m M "United Nations' ball" will open the Mutual Improvement associations' fall season Friday evening "in the White City ballroom The dance will be sport style It is sponsored by seven stakes Weber North Weber Farr West Ogden Mount Ogden South Ogden and Lakeview Presidents of the seven stakes will serve as a committee with Weber stake being the chairman stake headed by President Lewis Hoggan Admission will be by budget ticket or special invitation The dance will begin at nine p m o Gifts Presented To Nursery Tots The Ogden (Forest Service Women's association represented by Mrs Leona df'Donnell which each year assists j some worthy cause presented the? Ogden defense nurs- ery 2148 Grant with a group of games and playthings which greatly appealed to the youngsters it was reported j today by Iris Lilly-- 1 white- - assistant state supervisor of the child protection program "We were happy to receive this splendid gift and the playthings are being greatly enjoyed by the children" Miss Lillywhite said "A Among the toys were dolls 'clay Vw' sets toy dishes puzzles tools tool chests tinker toys and paints Forty youngsters a all under school age are taken care of at the nursery daily Miss Lillywhite said There i a long waiting list and errorts aie under way to locate another defense nursery in -this city ( j Drive Continued In South Ogden SOUTH OGDEN -- is' The scrap metal campaign will continue in this city jduring the present week it is announced by Mayor H i Guv Child More than 30 tons of scrap was collected last week and deposited at the dump east of theitv wa terworks oince on Thirty-sevent- h Mayor Child reports Residents who have quantities of scrap are asked to place it in the street from where it will be or call A may they J kr t i lysiepnens city Doara member In i- a Becomes Ensign ARMY INTENDS In Naval Service BOARD REVEALS r k Comprises Group Sent To Fort Dbuqlas Flames Patient 'Fairly Good' During The following Week-en- - d Fort Douglas last weelk-en- d for lfn duction IntoJthe armed forces ac cording to Draft Board No Weber county: James Albert Broack Owen Baird Lestef A Flinders Lloyd Leslie Hisrhifield Harrv Blvthe 'redrick Mohrland Eckardt feam uel Eugene Alexander Joseph Lynn Chappie Robert Farrell Bell colored) Howard Blood Cottrell utis Tucker Stanley D Jones Neal Taylor IGeorge William With eroy Lee Edward Robertson niarpnrp Robert Neilson Fred 'Henry Stodt i A — -I- J ll JA3IES SEI Advances in rank Word has been received of the promotion of James Sei to the rank of ensisn !in the U S navv Ensien Sei son of Afr nnd Mm Samuel Sei of Wilson lane and brother of Mrs John R Carson 2812 Jackson i$ a former resident of Ogden He Graduated from Otr aen mSO- school Joseph Norman Hill- - Ward Scott tain Aiuo James Ross Verle J Hal Trvon Mnrrfs T?nl Jones Charles Paul Jenkins Joseph Omar Malone Lewis Edward Webr Kin? VaA dis Burtin Bruce Faivette Parker John Regis Farrell Ramon Varela Jr JtUden Glen Fowers Harold Arthur Hinkle Stanley J Reese rtaymona Lynn Bitton RalphiEu-gen- e Porter Orvil Ledn CarnniinTi BOARD Leonard J TUiotson Kieth E Gale Will ram rnal Johns- - Carl David Moss Edward Robert Lewis Colonel Dean His ORDER op Kenneth William Barrow Mil ton Thomas Perkins iJack Oliver Wood Ellis Marrion Lund C Wislicon Clarence E Raleigh uonn unna wooper The city civil iservice commission Irwin Couiitv Hosahk RiVVmr will be asked jj to reconsider its Earl Collins Victor Wn order calling UDon Chief of Pnlirp Kenneth Derrel Berlin rariiaio ruroes CilDSOn Ueore-- Ifiavns ToVin man C!1pv Rnrtioo Kenneth Tnni Mumford The citv Mnv "T — i'xvu- Richins Walter Alfred Schless day afternoon releeted thp rpnnrf John Nicholas Ppar of the civil Sevy White Lee Hudson Stauffer ordered that the commission issue Carl Waldo Averill another order reflectintr its "true Delwin Mathias Bingham Frank opinion" The civil service commission rrm wemngton McEntire Floyd Lee marker Gilbert John'Xasius An SlStmg Of W E nrimm Mairriw drew Alvid Lindfors rrhnri cr Rot Schooff and Henry Combe issued a ker 'Jay Gainer Bachman Walter report and order pursuant to a orown - wiinam Wallace Brown hearing held several days ago and — ijavis jonn uyrus "e nnaings: of the group were Ferrin Donald Jay Fowers Jacob rea3 to the citjf commissioners at Lawrence Gibson Jesa Jorgensen a regular Monday afternoon session Wilford Smith Larsenj John Lau- iviayor narmgn w Feery moved cinca JJarwin Earl M:Phie Clar that the report: hp rpferrpH hnoir to the investigiting body on the ence nayes packer Jrl Transferred Out giuunus mat tie communication Alva Dennv to nnnmir¥nn is said to have been prepared by nd: Richard Alii SlCktS CI i Via van Samuel Barker Santa Ana Calif Mauri Dnvia tne ponce officers and does not to tiienaaie Calif 4 represent the true opinion of the Transferred in for Induction civu service commission" said he felt it is llilur Jayj Zubeck Provo: Ed- ward Walter jGolab Chicago Ray Pot Pr°Per thatf the opinion should vir pgrw Stanley Carlisle Biirley Idaho nave been drawn Who is "Said to :hp pmmcol fnr tVio Leonard W KamintU tjooHarry Odonold Stezehf Graht City P°ice officers organization The findings of the commission oure' Thorp Stevenson "a1"13 NelsOn Manila s?gnef 'by all three commissioners v stated Barnes whn noiilS laDelnnrl Marino ro1! " fi " If f Moori on August U for lina Jorgan Lavere Williaims aur Joseph! Keys Mero Denver 5" seu1' to attend to "Ulies Was iaihg Colo liniiiofif5aVlT John Alexander rrii lrQ Elkins W Vol post and that injuries he ui Marvin Edmund Hays Missouri Sustained in an ailtrnnnhilp arM- dent in the line of duty were re- Donald Daniel TnvW f!aHfirn! William Frank Schmidt South Dakota Welsev Eknn Rrihhins ITHnW flncanfin ""s "'sejii irom duty Eugene Hamilton Breckenridge' tre report also cfofor? Pam Missouri Vernal Rosenving Ander- notified his 1 son XTvenice its if Cie aDsenungi himself from duty Hans Theodore Koch Minnesota 1111am liyron Morgan Ogallala Neb Paul Preston Chaffin Nam- pa Idaho - REJECTS SERVICE j ) e I I won j i "-- "-c y ' :! 1- -: Eastern Student Visiting Parents Jack Major Will Study on Coast Miss Clara ITilloi Mr and Mrs teainVi f xioscon Mass v r "' --- --- — lata Tiaiif — ToaI v ! HiTaW Rho ta !i -- I PFC CHARLES SAUNDERS Serves In Hawaii Ruth W Gilmore 2029 Madison has received telling of the safe arriva of her nephew Pfc Charles Saunders in the Hawaiian islands He Estates he is in good health and thinks he will like Hawaii very rhuch He left 6gden with the Utah national guard March 3 1941 Prior to his leaving he was stationed at San Luis Obispo Los Angeles and Fort Lewis Wash He is in a medical battalion V-m- ail er 31 — r!co' iToun rnaea- iSick in Homes Response to a call for registra tion of women in free home nurs ing courses to be riven bv tho Red Crpss was exceptionally fine jvirs jpan w iiimmett! chairman of the committee reported today A large number of women were signed (up Monday evening The first class will begin Monday Oct 12 at seven-thirt- v n ni Another will begin Tuesday at seven-thirt- y p m and a third Thursday at two p m in room 203 Central building Weber college rsecause so many more womm have signified a desire to join another registration date will be set fori next week Mrs Emmett said Meanwhile women desirine information may contact the chair man bjf telephoing 6006 The classes in home nursinsr are not to be confused with the nurse's aide for first aid Mrs Emmett said The course has been insti gated to instruct women how to take care of the sick in1 their own homes "With so manv nurses and doctorsi called overseas we are al ready facing an emergency and in case ortan epidemic such training would i be invaluable" she pointed out Members of the committee are Mrs Emmett chairman! Mrs Rov Thorstensen vice chairhian Mrs Leslie West Mrs L H OverstrppfDr R L Draper Glen W Perrins ana Mrs Herbert Wood Nurses who will teach! the course are Mrs Roy Thorstensen Mrs The fall term of the Speech iclub convened Monday eve- Leslie C West Mrs Ruth Hall ning in Weber college ! with the Mrs Harry F Elliott Mrs Weldon enthusiasm of a errm f td Champrieys Mrs Richard Hamer school College boys The class was and Miss Lucille Taylor aouDie tne size of the group that TONSILLECTOMY PLANNED "graduated" last Members from Osrden's warspring! i Brucei E Roberts Ph M 3e dominated with reDresentaHvp local navy recruiting officer will from a majority of the states in the undergo a tonsillectomy Thursday Union The club Is froo an A aft at Fort Douglas Salt Lake Citv it are invited to attend next Monday was reported today M L Johnson Ph M !2c will replace him in the ai seven-mirc- y p m local office for a week The unaecustompd nl T am public speaking" feeline-ent but it was aoDarent ponlrl not survive long in the face of such enthusiastic students A committee Perrins chairman Profi Thatcher Aiirea ana Mrs Louise Soverville was appointed to select textbook Pay No Money— Nov? or Ever material for the riniQ For This Truss Allred spoke stressing thye value of public speaking class and encourKansas City Mo — A Doctor's agement to carry on in these busy Invention for reducible rupture is billlV The group was honornri urstvi tva proving1 so successful an offer is presence of two prominent educa- now being made to give everyone who tries it a $350 Truss Free tors Prof Gaul Prnivirn This invention has no leg straps University of Utah and Dr Ray no elastic belts or leather bands cjoric principal of the Ogden high It holds rupture up and in Is comI school fortable' and easy to wjear After Assignments for tho report entire satisusing 12 are: SelarS Hutchings faction It manyreader pctober of this paper Any Mianinaii v ajuoy nanney Doctor's Invention for the may try speaker John F Bovlan fua 30 days and receive the separate minute speaker Miss Bernice $350 Truss Free If you are not Wood critic and three-minsatisfied with the Invenentirely talks will be given by each mem- tion — return it but be sure to keep ber of the class on "Mv Rc the $350 Truss for your trouble for Joining the Speech Club" and If you are ruptured just write the ugden's Problems as a jWar Cen- Physician's Appliance Co 5775 ter" or a subject of their own Koch Bldg 2906 Main St Kansas j choosing City Mo for their trial offer i iV 1 tj ' i w mm v fir y r J ma al Speech Club Class Opens Fall session 'rfif — ' Wrl 17 i'n SAY nTS Sfirm-- i j - nan t p I — Ruptured Men Get $350 Truss Free S ! AMD YOU'LL SAY THE SAME ABOUT THE 8ATHROOA1 TSSUE THAT'S MADE OF "FLUFF? T'S jj rv f! STEADY WORK Men ! L tU Xaai' 'S— IN AN ACTUAL SURVEY 9 out oj '10 worn en agreed that a tissue made of "FLUFF" must be softer safer much more comfortable - to use So for the safety of your family be sure to get Northern Tissue It's the tissue that's actually MADE OF GAUZE "FLUFF" WHAT COtVVENENCEf GRAND BATHROOM TSSUE AT A v Ait "I A Cs a i i At nr i rI WHAT ECONOMY? v — with packing house or rendering experience preferred though not essential! 75c to $100 per hour with time and a half! for overtime! Apply in person ' r By-Produ- cts 'J i' Co West 24th Street Near Viaduct Ogden Utah These wonderfully soft strong towels are grand for cleaning pots pans enamel surfaces etc Get Northern Handy Towels today NORTHERN HANDY TOWELS MADE OF 1 lolorado Animal I " I nt WANTED— LABORERS IJ uu V Cf Term Imposed 1 j - Lieut J P Filkes public relations officer at Cami Hooper reported today that an army board of inquiry headed by Major Andrew Tucker executive officer of the military police detachment has completed its inveestigabon of the knife slaying of Corp William Mack Negro soldier who bled to death after an altercation at the Morgan CCO camp The military inquiry board has submitted its findings to! atribunal at Reno Nev and redommended that Lucious Moman 25 another Negro soldier be tried on a charge of murder for the slaviritr fit PVirn ' Mack It is charged that in an altercation Moman drew a knife on the corporal and severed flri artfrxr in his upper left arm Mack was dead upon arrival at an OdPti hnsnifoi moman is being held in the Og- aen cuy jau pending his removal to appear before a genpral court-martiboard which may be held ac rteno in tne near future tvtnst Jetierson hao i i : Soldier May Face Charge of Wornen Eager to Learn Murder How to Care for men reported to 101 th I TO CLASS CALL Hooper Theft Case k miles of 15 TO HOLD TRIAL MANY RESPOND DRAFTEE NAMES general hospital "i me vleif ""i bjwiu Kinree weeKs nere iiS reiaiivesi ana mends ajui ji A±K3i LC11SC aim Lake City who has been emDloved at the Great! RAsin Thousands rf safferew from the torturin experiment station is lea vino' this pains of rheumatism sciatica lumbara nru-- - week to attend the Tlnivprsitv f raisia and neuntia— are cmainlv haoD-J — their discovery ot NURITO Now In i£Z was at He iJerkeley tby g found formula which speedily awarded a scholarshiD from TTrnh w reiievwi those exlaksting muscular aches and r ra win mi i Cia U t rt k a' ji1 J pains WRITO is trustworthy and dependable no —contains " Sil 1' i opiatsa Jf you want to led jftram study soil science h FranVn a J mechanic the oy ol relief from pain— so you can work in arrested Major was graduated from th peace and aleep in: comfort— be wise and try x ln or a NURITO nnder this ironclad ruarantee If the U S A C with a B Ai Welni charge in rery first three doses do not relieve that emeJ was accorded membership in the pain to your aaUslaction— your money will be r ' "uilcr-AaOrutglst today iiatiuiiiii nonorarv sennmstic r - ln district court session ternitv of Phi Rrt— -Ph— i rir'1 tv-four- " quick-actip- ' i : ! ' Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain — 1 LOOKING NORTH v v vmvv vi suii ruau cuiiiiiussiuji corner-Willsopuiiits n uui uie location of the viaduct which will span the Union Pacific double tracks on the Nye's lane road The Young & Smith Construction Co of Salt Lake City offered the only bid for construction j y of the project at $59442 j Stakes Prepare For Dance Friday in endt they would reach from this city to Tokyo At least this was the indication of a bill of sale and title conveyance signed by the city of Ogden and today Uncle Sam The instrument gives the Metals Keservf Co permission to remove tne raus track and other metallic partsfastenings stipulated in the agreement is that the holes created by the track removal are to be repaved invuiveu in tne transaction is approximatelv lonn ton of t ou sted: including stretches on Wash- a ington Douievard Twenty - fifth street Jefferson avenue Twentyr eighth istreet Wall Avpnuo Twpn and f!n excavating for the steel is ex pected to oegm within the next several days city commissioners indicated by-pa- ss i the estimated gh j street car rails rusting in the streets of Ogden were laid end to Staff er j i I Thousand Tons of Steel Hi A Are Obtained O Still in a critical condition today at the Dee hospital was Jta-leiElms who sustained several fractured ribs and a broken thigh Twenty-tw- o Women Take in a motorcycle accidentSaturday renight attaches of the hospital! Up Training at Dee v i ported Elms was injured whenlhis maM chine Hospital collided with a car driven by 1 Mrs Helen Wolf of Clearfield at the junction The first class of unit VI Red Sunset road of highway 91 and Cross Nurses' aides began their training Monday in the lecture room of the Thomas D Dee memorial- hospital The 22 women enrolled in" the' class will be Is by Mrs O A Hammond i I R N The trainees were addressed by Mrs Ida M Yost of 2S5 Seventh Dr J G Olsen who graphically who suffered severe burns in a portrayed the duties the student kerosene explosion at her trailer aides will perform Other speakers home Thursday was reported in a included Lawrence Hi Evans sup fairly good condition by attaches erintendent of the hospital A It of the Dee hospital today Mrs Barrett chairman of the disaster Yost was burned when she mistook committee Weber kerosene for water which exploded preparedness county chapter American Red and sprayed the interior of the Cross and Mrs Hammond if trailer Bedding and clothing were The names of the class members! set aflame by the blast the fire who patriotically volunteered to department reported takes the nurses' aide training: course are: Mrs Raymond Carlson Mrs Jule Dotolo jtfrs Frank Rynders Mrs Combe Mrs Lou DeGoede Mrs Raymond White Mrs George F Leonard Dicke Miss Mar Jean El-l- Williams Mrs J S Fruin Mrs John S Better living Begins Gingrich Mrs Louis Hall Mrs With Better Virginia Hight Mrs Archie Hof-lin- g Mrs David Holther HEARING Mrs William H Jackson Mrs Learn the Truth About Robert Jaikes Mrs La Val Jensen Subnormal Hearing Mrs Lemar Ostlund Mrs Chester Sontone Hearing Service Olseri Mrs Arthur Perkins Mrs 610 Eccles Bldg Dial Russell Rockwell Miss Mary Ann —— — — i ! 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