| Show THE OGDEN 10-- B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 7 Naval Careers Attract Arsenal Worker's Family Official Reports Gasoline Rationing Is Progressing Without Delay Confusion —- WORKERS — ? s v ( - try 650 Men Are Housed in Quonset Huts at the Naval Depot V practical tool Slim hi-hee- midtrtr or trim U heeli-rufil- a Sugar Ration Stamps To ? Be Used in Buying Packages i- with hi-he- - y grocery shelf Durinar the week of isov 1I storks will be frozen Ra tioning of coffee will begin Nov M with each ncrson 15 years or older permitted to purchase only one pound each five weeks Stamps from sugar ration books will be used in coffee purchases with stamp No 2? good for one pound any time between Nov 29 and Jan 3 H Grant Ivins Utah OPA di rector said residents with a sup ply on hand "should use it berore buying any with the ration book" By hoarding and buying more than thev need people are just building up a supply that will lose its freshness and really De or at --- -s nrrvinv thre'e and Family Anxiously AwaHs Word From Sailor In Master Masons were dehonored with the thirty-secon- d four-da- y of close the the marking gree Utah Scottish Rite reunion Thursday evening in the aSlt Lake City Masonic temple rvmferrinz of the final degree ended the Utah consistory's eigh tieth session Among members of the reunion class were Herman E Smith and W E Sylvester of Ogden IV 'H 1 el j ' YARN WRITFRS I nnptfnl II III! South Seas (M AN D- - Tiger Highlights Intends To Publish Best CONTRACT GIVEN Short Story Sol's dreaming of — ACCESS ROAD OGDEN IITGII SCHOOL NOTES ON the Like A gasoline Christmas Arlene Briem and Rosemary Qpttrell Editors one he used to know When the Contract for constructing - 21 there and were stations open gas Prospective authors who wish to miles of highwav between Clear were no "A" cards Ikie the one write short stories have an opporthe Ogden air depot Hill and field he has na-otunity to exhibit their talents by field today was awarded to Chy- contributing Christmas stories to traus Construction Co of Salt LAke Aloysus the office boy Is safe a contest sponsored by Tiger High City by the Utah coad iiW lACka £ CIO Vli l J A? OkWilitVli lights The project Includes a railroad After being carefully judged by underpass The company bid ?45 and the S2fi Is there a doctor in the house Miss Thelma Reynolds an surfaced with The road will-b- e how can he get the gas into the staff of the school paper to stories sorted be will quality according rock natural asphalt tank Answer (Stomach pump or and the best one will appear in the fuel pump— don't be a fuel) next issue of Tiger Highlights December first has been set as too: Maximum the weather closing date of the contest but Corny entries will have a: better earlier 56 de was temperature Thursday By chosen as the winof chance grees with 31 degrees minimum ner — Helenbeing Yim with 23 Enlistments announced" by re early today Special Event offices include: rruitin? inch precipitation Bring on the The final date for Naw— Eugene D Smith 20 and long handled underwear night has been announced It will Bernall L Strobehn 21 both of be held Thursday Dec 3 from Salvador' R Cordova Jr One vear ago if you care maxl seven o'clock on Every parent is Ogden 9n Lawrence A Li Clearfield: mum was onlv 38 degrees and invited The parents should re Kline 23 Brieham City minimum '20 degrees with 18 inch ceive a written schedule of classes Army air" cadets — Reuben J sons and daughters their taken by precipitation TTamsworth 18 Oeden: Richard L They will then pass from class to B the students do thus Taylor 18 20 Bountiful Donald P S— A Fort Lauderdale (Fla) class just asacquainted Evanston Schofield Wyo with the Arrav-Thur- man J Hutsley 18 Daily News story to the effect that becoming teachers courses and 33 and Konrad the usual Halloween pranks are Dunn P An outstanding program has George 20 all of Ogden a war casualty and taboo this been Smurthwaite E — planned Betsy Bagnel vear stated: a of Ogden high's At custom of The annual narading Sub Deb meeting club the second Thursday the streets until the wee hours of club was It is to be party planned the morning in an assorted array held at the home' of Lorna Grix of costumes making1 hilarious use seven o'clock at Friday secretary of noisemakera and occasionally Mrs Lydia Tanner of Weber col rubbing1 soap on store windows and when the policemen aren t looking lege will address the membersenter will furnish other games has become a wartime casualty Refreshments will be Not to mention the harmful pranks tainment — Milicent Pettyjohn served that occur when everybody is in Toys Games Wanted bed" A skit was given Wednesday morning by the radio class illus This is worth repeating: the need or used toys ana Yesser the housing problem trating unfortunate children in for games here is getting right bad they the war torn areas say The Red Cross is asking that all Take the case of John Doe He students bring in toys and games works in one of our War plants which will be repaired and sent He's been here for about six to these children for Christmas — months but he 'tiasn't found a Ruth Jean Bott Due to weather conditions R O place to live He's been sleeping in the back seat of his car and T C students of Ogden high have Each been forced to begin indoor activieating at hamburger joints aurer-ent ties Formerly the boys used the night ne parks nis car in a snot The other night he school parade grounds for prac parked his car near a bridge tice The boys' gym and the visual across the Weber river In the aid room will now be used for Major Arval L Anderson com- - middle of the night he was awak- such purposes — Georgia Supretter manriinc officer of the Oeden ened bv the sound of someone in the water Getting adjutant general depot announces struggling the promotion of Sd Lieut Arthur out or tne car ne saw a man Hill Allsworth to the rank of first lieu- about to drown in the river "Where do you live?" he hollers Warrant Officer and tenant Charles F Stone to the rank of at the drowning man "What difference does it make? chief warrant officer "Keen 'Em Flying" Hill field's Allsworth was commissioned in Help me I can't swim" the poor broadcast over devil shouts weekly quarter-hou- r the adiutant eeneral's department be neara at KLO will station the "What's "Good" 19 on guy says June as a second lieutenant seven-fiftee- n tonight 1940 and was ordered to active your address? Featured will be the music of So the drowning man told nis dutv at the Oeden adjutant genera Faust John Private ' denot on May 1 1942 Prior to his address and the defense worker and his First Class the and negro below sur tke him sink watched guitar active dutv with the army Lieut information a he then final with quartet face interesting gurgle an educational Allsworth had been off in his car to the ad concerning the history and activiadvisor in the Vancouver barracks dashed ties of the sismal corns: and an dress CCC district for several years d sleepy-eyea to said original comedy skit by Private "Lady" he Warrant Officer btone has had Al Houghton and Private First "A address at the given many years experience in adjutant landlady Class Merle Maine based on the in the man drowned hist has general publications having been Weber river I want to rent his well known ability of army men in charge of the distribution of room" to "beef" about anything and publications at the Presidio of San and their "I the everything lady just "Sorry" says Francisco Calif and at Ninth rented reaction to the beefit to the guy that shoved service command Fort Douglas him else of anyone in the river ing since July 1937 When the cruiser San Francisco sailed right intothe Japanese fleet near the Solomon islands during a recent engagement which resulted in the death of Rear Admiral Paniel J Callaghan who was was standing 'on her bridge thereboard at least one Utah man on er Holbrook Thu man son of William Holbrook of Bountiful who Is engaged in war work at Ogden arsenal All four of the Holbrook boys have enlisted in the navy and this week found three of them home on furloughs from Camp Farragut Idaho With their wives and three children (there is one in each family) they were anxiously awaiting news from their brother at their William parents' home They are: with the machinist a formerly American Smelting and ' Refining Co Joseph who wasa tool setter at Remington small arms plant and Martin who was an ammunition handler at Ogden arsenal The government is sending them all east for further training before putting them in active service "Heber was the first to join "up" said the father He got his training at Pearl Harbor and was there at the time of the trouble He came hnmi last summer and all he would say about December 7 was that he was pretty mad and tnat a 'bloody time was had by all'" Riii Tinlhmok knew that when one son enlisted it was only a ques tion of time when all would go because the boys have always stuck together and have always been ot the same mind They were reared as athletes and are all able to take care of themselves Asked what induced them to pave crood iobs and accent the pay of naval enlisted men Martin re plied for ail or tnem "We thought about enlisting for a long time because everyone ought to be some place in the war effort Besides if our side doesn't win there won't be any jobs so what! was-Heb- appeared as though they had been left standing on venicies lor sev eral months N ther f Thirty-tw- o r-- a tir—m SCHOOL HUNTS DARINtfFIGHT Ogdenites Attain Masonic Degrees I t ONE SON SEES tie tood to anyone" 1 in- ihfk X1t1Vmni — —am IIolbrooK ugaen arsenai empioyt- - mmi a sons and the W themTe'ently came home on furloughs Shown with the Parentsre Alice and wives Joseph and Margaret (left) Martin and Barbara William Recruits Reported Armed Forces br-r-r-r- -r Back-to-Scho- ol J "If the bulk of the parcels and V-i- - Tnst a reminder to you coffee drinkers— today and tomorrow are the last days in which you may step up and nonchalantly pick a package of your favorite brand off the r or flat bowi! Both tn BLACK dower pump lo U This Christmas full trainload of workers con- sistiner of about 650 men arrived Thursday for employment at the naval supply depot project in Clear field according to C H Peterson president of the Ogden Building Trades council These men are beine adequately housed in the Quonset huts at the project said Mr Peterson and the contractors are meeting their re sponsibilities for these men insofar as housing and feeding are concerned Other laree contingents of work men have been arriving for Hill field and the military authorities are assuming responsibility ' for their housing The trainload of men for the naval base included 410 carpenters 130 laborers and a variety of other technicians and artisans Most of them are from South Dakota The housing of these large mi grations does not present an immediate problem Mr Peterson indicated except that most of the men have families which they have been compelled to leave behind which creates for them a personal problem in most cases of main taining themselves here as well as maintaining separate households for their families at the places from which they came !1 i rrettt Reasons Cited For Sending Early Several A STOCK 'FREEZE' ut lit EUILTASKS GO TO CLEARFIELD Motorists Are Not Kept COFFEE LOVERS Standing in Line Deadline Tonight ABOUT TO FACE Applications for gasoline rationThursday with ing books looked upnoted at all regincreased response istration centers H W Carey executive secretary of Weber county rationing boards said today reThursday's unbfficial total ownautomobile vealed 'that 7255 books "A" ers received basic en the added that and said Carey wun-otire procedure was conauciea confusion or delay No one was required to wait in line more than a few minutes with the war that response bases reporting bounds Carey and jumped by leaps said Depot Report Lieut II M Anderson in charge of registration at Ogden arsenal reported 800 applications Thursday Lieut Menger in charge of the work at Hill field said 2030 regThursday istration were taken and C B Co an and Ensign Underbill for the Clearfield naval supply depot reported 1200 registrations The Utah quartermaster depot the secreported 800 registration revealed retary Supt W Karl Hopkins was in charge of registration in the city schools and Supt W P Miller supervised the work in the county schools Thursday's response raised the two-da- y total of applications to or approximately 60 13153 about 23000 basic "A" of the cent per books distributed to the registration centers at the beginning of the period Deadline Cited Registration deadline is tonight at izht o'clock and motorists who have failed to make application at this time will not be able to register until after Doc 1 and then only on the basis of an acceptable excuse for railing to register aur lnr the specified period A continuing flood of tires were being received as motorists continued to relinauish their excess tires to the government under the idle tire campaign according to Frank I B'aes official tire inspec tor Mr Blaes said a large part of the tires were "junkers" and ' He's Stationed OBSTACLES Lit I On West Coast TRAINLOAD OF greeting cards is held back until' the usiual time — the period of — they simply 3 about Dec cannot be distributed in time and thousands of items will reach their destination after Christina?" de clared A C Stone superintendent of malls at Ogden postoffice Figures Presented Tr is nhvsically impossible for the railronrta and air lines burdened with vjitally important war mate rials t( handle Christmas mailings as rapidly as in normal times said Mr Stonje he explained mat in S SGT FRED IIISLOP normal) times about 21650 mail cars In artillery unit rM rnnnirpH hrfwecn Dec 12 and 24 to leliver the Christmas mails Staff Ssrt Fred Hislop of the This yjear the extra cars needed coast artillery is: stationed at Ven-ir- p to holiday mails are largely moje Calif He is the son of Mr and being iised by the arnved services Mrs Henry Hislop of Huntsville he addied and a severe shortage ia Ssrt HisloD enlisted in the army in prpspect from Weber county in June 1941 The mostal service normally bor Prior to his military service he rows additional trucks Mr Stone was a traveling salesman for the stated during this rush period Midwest Studios This jiear this will be impossible and as the government trucks are all be ng utilized it will De ex enuugu tremely auilCUll to opiaui PUBLIC of thejse vehicles to meet even a I N substantial part of the need Inexperienced Help Rfoni said that In addition FORMED to "Mr the moving of thousands 'ht reg ular letters to and from the boys in the service which must be kept constant during the holiday rush postoffice is operating More Appointment? Are the lical with some inexperienced personMade In Organizing nel employed to take the place of men liow in the service and men Fund Campaign who have left for jobs in war work In tiew of all these handicaps Mr Qtone added postal patrons App6intment of chairmen of the should mail their gifts by Dec 1 public service division of the Og if thejy wish to insure that their at county United War friend will not be disappointed Christinas Chest campaign and its six groups was announced today by Ralph C Duvall general campaign chair SAVE 15-2- : SERVICE STAFF den-Web- er - man n i George L Ellerbeck and W J Critchlow power and light firm officials will serve as division chairman and vice chairman re spectively and the following will head the groups: x jviouiton J Transportation utilities railroad representative Frank W Sawyer telephone com a finance pany manager C official bank general Squires comand light J Vacher power pany salesman! hotels laundries otone and restaurants Ulyde linen firm manager amusements George B Morgan newspaper oincial Mr Duvall said division and cmun heads are rapidly organizing work manpower for the intensive t 11 of the campaign wnicn win gei under way the week or jnov AND INSURE WA Conserve your shoes and the country's leather and rubber supplies by repairing when necessary You'll get long wear with our expert repairs! - 9 sizes of ladies' Ill ARSENAL RUBHEtl HEELS PENNEY'S SHO E REPAIR ' Z v — 1 NATIONAL OPERATED DOWNSTAIRS ou-D- ec 4 Victory STORE '''1 Major Announces Two Promotions Field Books Radio Programs - - (gw s m li il u il umMiwg "smile-when-you-say-th- W SIZES VJf FOR fpfc T Gajewsky U S marine fur- BETWEEN 11 BETTER SHOPPING 104 31 home on a two-welough from Camp Calvin B Matthews near San Diego The Ogden man is a coach on the marine corps rifle range at "Camp Matthews where the world's best rifle shots are trained" Gajewsky has been at the range since last January He coaches on the school range where the recruits are taught how to handle the rifle how to get into proper firing position set elevation and windage sights and how to "sight in" on the targets before they are sent to the firing line Gajewsky Who was working in an aircraft plant in the Pacific northwest on Dec 7 1941 enlisted in the marine corps at Seattle on Dec 8 He took "boot" training at the marine corps base at San Diego and upon attaining proficiency as a sharpshooter was assigned to the rifle range detachment He will return to Camp Matthews at the termination of his furlough "cfcrps is KEAL VALUE! Furry and warm for lounging to lower temperature houses this winter! Fleece lined 1 "Platform" sole! RED or BLUE it Ogden Marine Is Home on Leave ek It Ride the Bus SERVICE if 1 il 1: ® Make room on crowded rush hour busses for war 4:1 J workers Safe s j Our army and civilian population are going at full speed Everybody busy means everyone telephoning Please don't place calls to other cities unless your message is urgent Long distance lines are carrying vital war calls :: -- Convenient Economical j 4 1 Transportation il OGDEN TRANSIT CO - IhlblllllllllllktkKlklllklhlkDlhlklUUlklklktktklhl L yJ n Ifae it Iftctiqfttfritkf! THE FlOUriTAKJ STATES TELEPIIOHE Ci TELEGRAPH CO ' j |
