Show 4 12 A Eljc Salt Cake (Tribune March 5 1944 Sunday Morning Ogden Asks Law to Build Fund Join Movement To Obtain City Reserves College Head Gives Aivard To Ogdenite OGDEN — Because he made the highest grades In the advanced engineering course in the army specialized training proCity gram at the College of the Stevof New York t Merlon L enson private first class son of Mr and Mrs M L Stevenson Trihuna Intermountain Wir OGDEN — Efforts of the legisla tive committee of the Utah Mu nictpal league and of the Asso ciated Civic Clubs of Northern Utah to obtain special legislation which will permit political sub divisions of Utah to accumulate postwar reserves were augmented Saturday by a unanimous resolu tion and a letter from the Ogden area coordinating council for post- 1517 street Twenty-fourt- h has been awarded an engraved gold watch by Dr Harry N Wright president of the college Private Stevenson attended Weber college last year where his father is dean of instruction and head of the division of engineering and physical USAC Students Helps Win the War Weber School Studies Child Crime Problem Seml Exlii bits Lqte Preston Hero Wins onSressona Medal t Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire PRESTON Idaho—Private Nathan (Junior) Van Noy 19 LOGAN — Rare and interesting son of j Mrs Pauline Van Noy of Preston j who was killed ia Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN — Striving to determine the basic causes rather than the mere symptoms of juvenile delin quency student nd faculty per sonnel of Weber college’s depart ments of sociology education psychology and political science are progressing with a scientific com Insects for the Utah State Agricultural college collection have action in New Guinea in heroic action against the Japanese been received recently from 'sev- bas been awarded posthumously the congressional medal of honor The coveted medal awarded to only one other Idaho man eral Aggie graduates now serving at various overseas posts Dr G "in history wilt be presented to F Knowlton research associate Mrs Van Noyjat memorial services m in the Preston high school professor in the zoology and en March 17 Governor C A tomology department of the Utah Bottolfsen'-wij- l present the princiState Agricultural college report address at the services The pal ed Saturday award will be made by Colonel A An excellent shipment of Insect E Merrill representing the Ninth service command headquarters material from' Iceland collected The heroic story of Private Van and contributed by Captain T O Noy first told In the December Thatcher heads the listfof recent 1943 issue bf Yank American contributions This lot of sped army weekly published in Austramens has been combined with lia described now he stayed at his previous shipment of approximate machine gun post and shot down a ly 1800 Iceland insects whifch score or more 7apanee attempting should add much definite know) a surprise attack upon his unit this to of insect fauna the edge Private Van Noy had Previously island large shot down a j bombing plane and A second shipment of unusual had suffered Ishrapnel wounds in Interest came from Captain D other actionsUHe was present durElmo Hardy stationed in India ing the surpass c attack only bethe holds Dr Hardy responsible cause he had declined to return to of wing entomologist in the post a base hospital for treatment India-Chin- a theater Control of Japanese landing barges sneakmalaria and other disease trans ing up on his tinit’s position under mitting Insects naar army airports cover of darkness were detected and research on disease transmitin time for Private Van Noy and ting pests are among Captain an Australian gunner to sink ona Hardy’s duties of them with armor piercing shells F C Harmston assistant saniThe other two barges beached tarian with the U S public health service has contributed samples of only 15 yards away directly in front of the Preston soldier’s posimalaria transmitting mosquitoes tion at his machine gun If held and other interesting insect mate his fire until jthe ramps all wer rial collected since he left the down and the japs charged up the college and his federal grasshop beach Then hd pressed the trigger per control duties in Utah in 1942" D L Bischoff now assisting of his machinq gun county agent of Clark county VanDespite efforts by the couver Wash contributed a colto force him put of the Japanese position lection of aphids and psyllids with flame throwers Private Van which he picked up in Washington Noy remained jat his post He conand Oregon during the past two tinued firingl after his loader crawled from the position iwith a years Other former students who have shattered leg A sergeant saw a contributed recently to the college grenade land squarely in the macollection include Dr D R Mad-doc- k chine gun piti but the soldier's who contributed California stream of tracers continued to and northern Utah insects includ across tlfe beach where the rake collection of were divihg for cover Finaling an interesting Japs Wood insects L thrips Stephen and ly after other flashes his gun from Oklahoma Pennsylvania ceased firing A B Haws material from Texas Tribunci Intermountain Wire the sun rose a skirmish Material for the LOGAN —Committee leaders for lineWhen and Colorado of moved down Infantrymen re1944 war Red Cross American the been insect collection also has to beach to mop up remnants ceived from Corporal Reed S Rob- fund drive In Cache county was of the but there were erts Lieutenant W: Don Fronk announced Saturday by H J nonetheto Japanese Van Noy Private up mop Hatch chairman for the P E Telford aqd Captain Ray general only allied soldier killed in the mond E Nye during the past year campaign as the organization pre- action had killed Dr Knowlton stated pared to 'launch a drive to col- the 40 who lanjded at least half of lect the bounty quota of $23000 When soldiers reached his body Mrs Dj A Burgoyne will serve as general vice chairman with they discovered that the first greMrs Annie Peterson secretary nade in the pit jhad torn off his left Mr Hatch reported Area and leg It took a pifle bullet between functional directors are H Ray his eyes to stop him Even then the men wondered if Pond of Richmond north Cache district iWilford Andersen of he hadn’t continued firing after Wellsville south Cache John H death Every bhllet in his gun had Tribune Intermountain Wire Moser oil Logan Logan city been fired OGDEN— Marian Lois Smith Glenn Winn Smithfield of Rj dark-haire- d daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Smith 1318 Twenty-fo- Smithfield dtetrict Adrian W Plan Drive on Bats urth street had been crowned Hatch of Logan corporations and SPANISH FORK-r-Th- is city will Weber college war bond queen Professor jW D Porter publicity A general meeting for commu- cooperate with other Utah county of the after purchasers Saturday and L D S ward workers will towns in a rat control program $31500 worth of war bonds had nity next Friday to complete which will get under way here be held cast their votes in her favor fori the drive Mr Hatch Monday Rat bait will be distribMiss Smith drew 126000 votes plans said The county goal is almost uted free between the hours of 10 Each vote represented the invest double Ute $13000 quqta of last a m and 4 p m at the 3panlsh ment of 25 cents toward the pur Fork City hall year chase of a war bond The college’s war bond queen contest with a goal of $15000 for the purchase of one transfer plane J resulted in a total investment of more than $60000 in stamps and The Spring Series of Lecture Discussion Courses of bonds said Barbara Singleton president of Associated Women City Students sponsoring organization Other candidates for the queen title were Luciel Wright Dantzel COURSES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC McGann Jean Schmidt Florence White and Vola Wyatt Anthropology and Race Problems (JMondoyil audi-toriu- munity research project it was reported Saturday by Walter C Neville chairman The research committee is cooperating with City Commissioner Harold L Welch sponsor of the Ogden area executive committee on juvenile control and Jay Olson Weber college’s representative on science the executive committee and on the Ogden youth council Group Aids Associated with Mr Neville head of the sociology department on the committee are John Benwar planning son of the psychology and educaThe letter to Governor Herbert B Maw was drafted by a com tion department Parley Kilburnt instructor of political science and mittee composed of George Eccles chairman Reed W Bailey Paul Thatcher of the Ogden P-- T A committee County Commissioner Joseph L Tribune Intermountain Wire ' Mr Benson and Mr Thatcher Peterson and E J Fjeldsted and OGDEN — Means of supplement- will work was signed by Dr Henry Aldous together in surveying culof summer supply ing Ogden’s Dixon council chairman Weber and Ogden Weber college Tues- and Central not put our inary water will be studiedMcDonschools in Ogden "Planning alone will high a R of E visit day to men during work service Mr Kilburn will study employ returning Burns of of the nell member firm We must have a reserve of money ment of child as a contribut Presents a $350 engi lng factor to labor Brigadier General Ralph Talbot Jr with which we can pay for needed and McDonnell consulting Juvenile delinquency Mo of neers Kansas City of Call to construction the Walter award and Improvements evaluate community character LeRoy Mr McDonnell indicated in i which will supply work" stated such as scout troops organizations to L Harold Dixon “In conference with the telegram Saturday commis- and churches as aids to prevendirector of planning in Colorado Welch city waterworks he will devote special tion I found counties that already have sioner that Mr Neville and student memto the use of water from bers attention reserve as in for as high 5800000 of the college sociology club to and waterworks other wells postwar projects” will conduct research on various to Provo He will go The text of the letter to Gov- improvements problems such as delinquency inWednesday to offer a similar serv- crease ernor Herbert B Maw follows characteristics of the ju“The Ogden area coordinating ice to city officials there venile factors responsidelinquent shallow an alarmingly Noting committee on postwar development snow cover on the watershed areas ble for delinquency legal proce Tribune Intermountain Wire ’suggestions which result in econ has unanimously adopted a dures agencies seeking solutions Welch Commissioner — e above OGDEN Twenty-fivcivilian to to me Ogden omy and improvement of the operconvey directing William J Rackham assist- and effective solutions in other of Utah service the you the thoughts of our members and ation or the administration of any employes army of waterworks communities with reference to the definite ant superintendent forces received cash awards war durdepot an are department activity emergency anticipating Student Leaders handicaps that our political subAwards from $5 to $250 for from $5 to $250 recently Although The ranging divisions of the state of Utah are ing the summer months student Sociology club is from Brigadier General Ralph Tal- adopted suggestions are approved itself has received nearexperiencing in our plans for post- Qgden headed snow rain and of by the local suggestion commit record by Kathryn Thornley bot Jr deposits war development and debt retirecommanding general dur tee The amount depends on the vice winter it has been president June Lefgren during the past fall ment committee’s evaluation of the of snow at the president Grace Stone secretary-treasur- ing a presentation ceremony “At the present time Utah stat noted that the of the suggestion An addireand a at worth were been Hone The in elevations awards has Opal presented high bodies lites do not allow taxing be paid by the tional minimum porter for the employes’ war award mayboard within the state to accumulate on civilian summerThe student committee assigned appreciation to avoid an effort In eardepartment are that ‘ideas for victory” especially surpluses D C for to on in the of awards restrictions time area” Washington emergency study “delinquency other marked for specific purposes 0 BonneCall Walter merit of water unusual includes LeRoy in use of Marian maps Watkins Ogden suggestions culinary than those provided within the i c h the and Mr chairman Maxine Hedges secre- ville Park was the recipient of the h Welch w for Commissioner 21 Suggestions states are There today budget serious tary Kathryn Thornley Vola highest award His suggestion awards were made cover many of the union which have provided Rackham are devotingmeans of Wyatt Darlene Nelson and Opal possible e through legislation specific au- study to every crate fields of activity at the depot in concerning use of a eluding recordings tally posting augmenting the supply which en-at Hone Assigned to study recrea- with a thority for the muncipalities with- best1 tional factors ate Grant Dean $250 standard pallet brought him editing of requisitions shipping has been taxed by the in those states to set up reserves stock status chairman Ruby Mower and Doris and these states have done so larged population Mr Call is employed as a car- ticket discrepanciesof fresh meats Duncan In very substantial amounts reports handling sec in the ordnance supply boxon The committee studying legal penter cards verification punch “Statistics show that th£ cities tion According to Major Meyer and and enforcement and disciplinary pro- D requi within these states have now acfiling crating ing ordnance supply offi- sition control cedures consists of Bula Hullinger cer Dreifus cumulated approximately $2000-00000- 0 Call’s idea has resulted in a chairman Grace Stone secretary in special funds for post 9600 of feet of storage Winners Listed saving Va-lewar development and other speBetty Klomp Norma Cross and nine of labor per hours space cific purposes The amount of Receiving awards from General Purrington and1 Marilyn car of motorcycles LOGAN — Three new suppleIt The from available committee assigned mits the palletization ofalso per- Talbot were Mr Call $250 Erma money municipal mentary war production training Kingston fragile funds alone for postwar construc- courses to provide free training to study procedures in other com- and Harrop 167 Harrisville road d materials thereby Gt Alta Gardner 530 Twenty-thirmunities is made $60 tion and reconstruction is not deof Decker Pat up residents will chairman and Dorene Boothe sec- eliminating Mostly hand stacking street Anderson termined by the amount of de for northern Utah and full State Utah utilization of 889 Twenty-sevent- h$50 ElReystreet $50 Agripermitting begirt Monday at f erred maintenance or deferred cultural different retary Studying types coE T Ralphs Norman P Smith B- -l Bonneville of delinquency are June Lefgren overhead space public works but is limited and ordinatorcollege reported Saturday Park $50 C A Whillock 2324 almost fn a complete way by the Personnel chairman Huruko Kato Recognizes secretary Added to more than 30 other and reserves that such municipalities Madison avenue $50 T C RobBarnett Shirley The “ideas for victory” plan or political subdivisions may have production coftrses at the college 2300 Jefferson avenue $40 was established to recognize suit- erts the United 0 Marine Mrs Halsie Elley ’Ve are most sincere in our at the request of service and ably and reward civilian personnel drive Washington belief that Utah should provide States employment Terrace $25 war of the extension service the courses department for making Izetta Bennett 3265 Quincey avethrough legislation statutes that the will allow our taxing bodies rep will be: Arc and electric weldnue $20 George Christopherson our political subdivi- ing instructed by A B Kemp 3891 Federal way Grandview resentating sions to levy taxes for specifically machine shop instructed by Fredacres $20 LaVern Buckner 823 earmarked purposes: (1) postwar erick Preator and blacksmithing street $20 Lila F Twenty-thir- d OGDEN — Wayne Bosworth of 2007 Jefferson avenue development and reconstruction instructed by George Griffin Stallings Box ‘Elder school high Brigham (2) debt retirement: this acProspective students will reg$20 L H Sessions 84 East Third a§d tion to take place if and when it ister and arrange class schedules City only boy in the competition OGDEN — Fighting proved to be North street Logan $20 Roy S Fridav evening at Weber college a costly becomes necessary for you to call Monday at 7:30 p m in room 101 won to Henry Mur- Pettigrew route No 2 $20 Don the district three memorized dock 157 pastime a special session” of the industrial building Mr Twenty-fift- h D Lowe Q-- 2 Bonneville Park $15 street essay contest on the sublect “StuThe coordinating council also Ralphs said Murdock related to police of- Frank Rounds 810 Twenty-nint- h dent Hein in Avoiding Inflation” ficers that a man and a woman street $15 Phillis Mattson 546 heard a report from Harvey N Prof Elmar Smith sponsored by the Utah council of picked a fight with him while he Chester street $1250 Emil O Rich manager of the Ogden ofdefense fice U S employment service International Relations and World Polities (Tuesdays h was street Jones 435 Fifth street $1250 The winner will receive a $25 hotel in a Twenty-fifton his agency’s efforts toward avenue 3801 Don Prof Joseph A Curtis Grant the brief tussle Compton Following war bond and is eligible to par- he discovered that his leather wal- $10 Everett C reemployment and rehabilitation D R F Jennings of service men ticipate in the state finals in Salt let was missing as well as its No 3 $10 Thyra Philosophy of Democracy Larsen 530 LEHI — The March Red Cross LEHI — A joint birthday celebra- Lake City The prize there will contents — Dr J Raymond Copm During February Mr Rich said street two Mrs Thirty-firwar $10 it $50 drive for savings is under way in the Ogden office placed 112 vet- tion will be held Sunday at the be a $50 war bond i M Davis 2748 Jefferson ave- Lehi with $3700 one $25 bond and some bonds several primary objecOriental Philosophy and Religions Other contestants were Renee loose change erans in Ogden jobs which offer home of Mr and Mrs George E nue $10 Mrs Alice Beckett 2946 tives accordcanvassed I ' a degree of postwar security already Prof H Grant Ivins Rick observing the birthdays of Jorgenson Morgan high school William R Poulter Grant avenue $10 William Bar- ing to Mrs Alex Christofferson The council appointed Mr Rich Mrs Rick and her grandson Don- Lucile White Weber high school 858Meanwhile h street 365 $10 Center ber Twenty-sixtstreet Logan chairman reported as its ton tact man for all matters ald Rick son of Mr and Mrs Lee and Marian Balch Ogden high the (Fridays) History of American Thought theft of 12 registered and and Grant Wixom 460 South Main A canvass will WoIdomor P Rnad Prof related to veterans’ placement He Rick of Grand Junction Colo school street Brigham City $5 be conducted pedigreed homing pigeons from his will be responsible for correlating formerly of Lebi who with their by L D S Each class will meet far twelve consecutive weeks 8:00 fa 10:00 He’s hoping that Major Russell L Baker director wards through shortly pigeon lofts volunteer the activities of all civic groups family are here for the family rehelpers p m beginning the week of March 6th Meetings will be tn diet the saying “Leave them alone of the civilian personnel division chairmen have Ward been interested in veterans’ rehabilita- union New War Food Offices and Hall of fha Unitarian church 1 3th East at 6th Soatlu Phone they’ll come home” applies acted as master of ceremonies at named as follows: First Mrs tion and employment Mrs Rick will be 83 years of age The band the case in this depot presentation Mrs Second James Meanwhile it was announced May Bone: Meet the problems of the postwar while the grandson Don- Serves Northern Utah under direction of Chief Warrant Zimmerman Third Mrs Verona that the council’s part in the Sunday ald finished his boot training at world with understanding Yost A Officer Leopold presented Babcock and Lenore Colledge postwar planning picture will be the United States naval training OGDEN — An area office of war music occasion for the School Club Event to Mrs Mahlin Peck described Fourth Mr and the public during the station administration division of One fee of $5 permits attendance in classes of one or Farraguton Idaho Friday food and Mr and Mrs Ernest Rothe weekly citizens radio forum Tues- and is now distribution been opened at Features has here more courses furlough Fifth Mrs Clyde Dorton and Mrs 829 Kiesel building with Merlin day at 7:30 p m through faciliBanquet Mothers War Plan B Ernest ties of station KLO Garrett Clark area supervisor in charge PLEASANT GROVE — Pep club according to J Worth Gutke state formal annual high school Fillmore Students social Bountiful Fete supervisor The office will serve event will be held March 10 with Leaves for Training the following counties: Box Elder a Schedule PlavJ BOUNTIFUL— Mrs Maude May banquet in the L D S First ward Babcock Cache Rich Weber' Davis Mor- amusement LEHI — Miss Marjorie English former professor at the a hall and dance at FILLMORE— The Millard high gan Summit and Daggett of Utah will be a spedaughter of Mrs Ruth English of 9 p m in the high school gymUniversity Minda N Y and granddaughter school annual school play “All cial guest Monday at a dinner nasium of Mr and Mrs George E Rick Roads Lead to Hollywood” will Katherine Olpin president of and meeting of the Service Star with whom she has made her home be presented at the high school of Bountiful club is in charge of the en- Mothers the ’ for some time past will leave auditorium on March 17 The war mothers’ group will aid and is assisted by tertainment Members of the cast are GeralMonday for Fort Des Moines Alta Mae King vice president the Red Cross of the Davis counBIG— RUGGED— COMING TWO YEAR OLDS Iowa to report for active duty dine Rasmussen Elaine Day Carol at the city hall headMaxine Nelson secretary and ty chapterfrom with the women’s army corps Her Davies Valeen Seguine Shirley 10 a m to 5 p m treasurer Donna Marie Adams quarters mother has been spending a short Monroe Helen Spencer Amy and Mrs K S Fadel a member of and Marilyn Wamick members time here visiting with the daugh- Memmott Carmella Peterson Pathe organization who has three ter and her parents Mr and Mrs tricia Champion Elaine Davies Tribune IntermeuntaJn Wire sons in the service will prepare SPANISH FORK— First LieuRicks prior to Miss English’s Easton Robison Harold Abraham donate individual box lunchand Cain Firms eons for the members who will Ramoq Warner and Billie Badger tenant Robert E Bohne 21 of Trucking Spanish Fork has flown on 25 each donate 50 cents to the Red combat missions as pilot of a Fly- Utah Hauling Permits Cross in lieu of luncheon charges LEE WHITLOCK Mgr ing Fortress of the Eighth A A F Cox of L Emerald St George based in England and is now the Saturday by the holder of the air medal with three was authorized service commission to op- Elect Dance Queen' public oakleaf clusters and the distin- erate as a common motor carrier LOGAN — Colleen Burdette will He flew in guished flying cross ore from Jacob reign as queen with Della Mae copper hauling most his of as missions of 212 pilot Lake Ariz to Marysvale Utah Lucas Janis Hawley Naomia the ship My Devotion SO Ezra H Warren of Detroit Quayle and Glenna Tate as atin career his combat Early authorized to operate tendants at the Logan Fourth MAIN when he was still a "flight offi- Mich was Utah in conducting an in- L D S ward MIA Gold and Green cer” he became a squadron lead- through Y terstate business for the hauling ball In the ward hall Tuesday at er From the time he flew his of household goods 8:30 p m SERVICE H0N£ST4 HONEST service eighteenth mission he flew as 21 of tenant Bonne E Robert WORK PRICES formation over Paris three times Call Industry Meet Men And over Bremen four times and he HELPER — Gordon Taylor Hyde took part in the famous bombing Women Who attacks on Gdynia and Gelsen- chairman of the state department To the nntnl Profeaaloit ALL WORK IS PERFORMED ON INERT MATTER t’NDER A TTHORIZ ATION kirchen Returning from the latr of finance will meet with the diAND RESPONSIBILITY OF UTAH LICENSED DENTISTS no rtsH hearlnc tbla ter mission the ship he was fly- rectors of the Carbon County As- teaTo mm If vou aresimple temporarily deafened notsez i bothered ny nnglna buzzlmc bead ALL WORKMANSHIP AND ing was so badly- damaged from sociated Industries at their meet- dua 99 to hardened or coagulated was tceru-trflack that it had- to be abandoned ing in Helper Tuesday evening ere MATERIALS Belter teat fords Method lioma uurlna the The crew all parachuted to safety His purpose will be to explain the that ao many aay You baa anabled them to GUARANTEED must bear better well acain Lieutenant Bohne is the son of reorganization program of the bear STAR YALLEY NEVADA Atk about OGDEN UTAH mir money baclt at once teat or vou net almole thla after Mr state the Mrs maktnu Bohne E and of this present F administration REMEMIER THE ADDRESS— 212 SOUTH MAIN UPSTAIRS f atorea Crus at Ear Dropa today tAdv city plan proposed by Governor Maw tvreywhere Water Expert To Study Ogden Supply A j Ir Depot Ceremony Fetes 25 Idea Originators reso-lutio- er ' C-1- Weber Crowns Bond Queen slip-typ- New War Courses Offered at USAC ta odd-shap- ed A-1- Brigham Student Wins Honors ANNOUNCING Ogden Man Tells Of Costly Struggle Saif Lake Communily School NON-TECHNIC- Family Reunion Marks Birthdays Lelii Seeks §3700 For Red Cross i De-lec- ta st house-to-hou- se I SAL OF Utah Lieutenant Holds Air Medal And Flying Cross ONE-DA- OVE-DA- Y 212 hTainSL Wanted! 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