Show - - - - - - - ' ' " - i- - - : : ' - s 4t0 4 I t Salt 1:ake Morning 11- 1943 12 Recent Utah Promotions Assignments In Armed Services of United States 'TEributle -1- foruary Account the WAr (11 tWf Recent promotions and assign- - — ments of Utahns and former ': U tah ns now serving in the armed ' forces of the United States- were ' :: announced Thursday by the war 1!i (' :: we''' and navy departments and friends 1 -:i: of the men or- -- 1v lfar Bruce Thornton ii response to the call for ti clippers for shaving in the e which was issued by the 'dlt of Service Men in San c Fisco such implements are i—By !: ted Thursday a 'e have its many as 40 Mr Seti related -- The s special services depart 1 1 :a handing them out on 1 iard to the men headed for outh Pacific—three to ev00 men 1 told them today Ike it five to every 200 bet we were going to keep t them until we get 10000" ny requests for clippers the kind that can be rably 1 without soap or water from Guadalcanal and 1 fronts Major General F eatn of Fort Mason San I:isco said -- several thoui could be used to advan- - of 222 Thirteenth East street en- te red the army air corps in 1940 graduated front Kelly field Texas on July 26 1940 8nd Fix weeks later was transferred to Hawaii For his service in Pearl Harbor when he December was wounded Major Webster was awarded the silver star and purple heart decorations on 'Promoted ' ' - - w ' - N'' - : 3lajor Vebster ' ''''- - ( - -1 ' ' ' - ' i - 4411111itie --- ' ' ) - i- '4'1i - 27 ::::::''7- :i sv § s k ''''''''' '' ' ' Captain It) -' ":" ! l'2--:- J- "'' ': i::---- ' ‘: ' :I u- ' ::'' - 7 A ' 1 "'''' 0r - rt 1 r4 - at 1 " 1 Ani ' ' - ' e t ' --- - KEARNS—A party of 900 officers and men from the army air forces basic training center here Colonel Converse R includingLewis commanding officer will attend the Lincoln's birthday concert Friday evening at South high school Presented by t he A ssocia ted Girls' Chorus of Utah the concert will be sponsored by the Soroptimists club The famous Kearns military band directed by Master k Sergeant- Hans Heniot will participate in the program Admission is restricted to service men with soldiers from Fort Excess acids poisons and wastes tri your Douglas and the army air base blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys men Salt Lake City joining the up Nights Burning Passages BackGetting ache Swollen Ankles RheuNervousness from Kearns matic Pains Dizziness Circles Under Eyes 1 i -- ' 7 :7: $ r 4--i- - ar f I t idnevs Must lean Out Acids ig4witiabkbetaA N Hale Wins Captain promotion in marine corps H Service Men Present Show Monday Memorial Rite Set for Youth The state whose total number of draft registrants is 40 per cent of the nation's total is supplying 40 per cent of the selective service inductees Draft quotas the 0 W I pointed out are based not on the state' percentage of total registrants or population but on the number nf registrants currently available for induction after deduction of cred:ts for men already in service Comparable percentages for other states in the intermountain are included: Idaho 40 And 39 WyominT 19 and 21 Nevada 10 and 10 Colorado 81 and 92 I ' 1 r '': l''''IlZK lea ( i tmation Club Entertains Service Men - : '' Calks '- r'''N----'-'- 7 - : tn : Utah is supplying men to the armed forces in exact ratio to its total number of draft registrants state selective service headquarters were notified Thursday by the office of war infor- 4 k: : '' ithahns Join Armed Forces IiiExactlJraftRatio ' :::::::::::: 1 :t-I- ''' $ !!!':1 - v i' 1941 7 '''' k - 1 - '4-- K- ' - 7- i::s'ii :' 2' -- - John J Webster 25 who is stationed in Hawaii with the U S army air corps was advanced in rank this- week from captain to major His wife Mrs Virginia lives at 157 Coakley Webster First avenue Major Webster aon of Mr and Mrs John U Webster Joseph D Bell rhicagn 1iman of the organization c: '- 'ii-'':'-- Advanced to Major east MURRAY—A variety show and feeling worrt out often are caused by of from the army talent and and composed 1 Bladder troubles Usually in suchKidney cases th air forces basic training center at Heads Defense Unit very first dose of Cyst ex goes right to wort le sort of Baer Char Captain Kearns Will be presented at MurNavy 3lati Selected for helping the Kidneys nush out excess acids Sgt Davis And thia clew:ming purifying 3IIDVALE---1-Mrs Charles Baer of 956 'Yale Ensign Erickson P Cannon of and wastes school Monday at 8'30 high ray a day or so may easaction in Kidney avenue a former University of been has ikssiglintent Midvale mak you feeljustyounger Torpedo county p ily appointed for Marion services tronger and Memorial better in than An iron clad guarantee Utah student left recently for Douglas and in three months was years Servicemen and the public are chairman of the Citizens' War insures an immediatAl refund A recent enrollee in the navy Lee Hofheins or the fuU cost Salt invited overseas duty after being advanced Promoted to staff sergeant later service school for torpedomen anto attend the occasion Service Defense corps it was unlesa you Ira completely satisfied You have to gain and notaing to lose under to his present rank on January 12 warrant officer and then sent to Kenneth E lineman 20 160 First Lake youth who was killed in ae which is sponsored by the Murray nounced Thursday Ben G Bagley everything thin money back guarantee so vet in S 0 club was named secretary of the or- Cystexpositive tion in the PaAdmission Will from youx drugpat today for only 35a avenue is studying to be a speCaptain Baey was on transport the administrative school Maryland zone cific war free duty at Hill field before receiving cialist in the navy at the Great ganization (Advertisement) his present assignment He graduLakes naval training station IlliThanksgiving ated from the advanced flying I day will be connois Upon- graduation from this 4 in Texas in Training school at Kelly t ducted acSunday he to will school be I assigned t at 2:30 p rn iin - : ::5:75r777sntssr:-!s!str-77::-"::7::!7-7-rnr:!'!:777--fryr1:5--:77-:f56-Ar:-e-October1940 tr tive duty with the USfleet or at !A ' 'Tank Destroying - 7 the Thirty-secon- d e e e e e e r c e e e e e e a naval shore station 11 " 77- ?' ward David C Wright 27 of 2262 41 LDS i 4i Member Wins Seventh East street was commischapel 351 NaJaycee ' r I''::-''''''''i i street Fred ii' c ii ) sioned a second lieutenant in the Gets Furlough After ' i''' sw vajo g H Peck bishop U 'S army upon graduating from ) :st 'ill° will officiate and ' i'' I ' John R Erickson 425 East Sec- the officer candidate school at Basic Flight Training i ' 1 g 1 Martin i i ond South street a graduate of Camp Hood Texas on February 4 Orson Bruce Wilhelmsen son of mise fp1 JbohnE t Fliof t arigaime 1 the University cf North Carolina He received his commission in the Mr and Mrs Orson Wilhelmsen ''l ! t- 4 teenth LDS 821 East Fifth South street is recently received his commission- tank destroyers t ward will be the-1 c as ensign in the U S naval rea at brief his - 1 spending furlough 4 :: speak- t' principal I sere He has left for naval trainhome after completing parents' NN l Ii 1411'' ins basic flight training at Gardiner Mate llofheins erAlarian L e e ''!::: : 44 5 ing school at Dartmouth college Telephone E mpl oye and later will New Hampshire naval near Olathe air station '' 11 c Signal Corps Berth Kan He will be assigned to a d- - Hofheins vvas born September 22 study at Princeton university son 1922 enlistConof a in his C five before Clarence For vanced training Tuesday Second Lieutenant Max Nephi years c Things she will enjoy for their smartness and usefulness A graduate of East high school and Elease Christensen Holheina ment Ensign Erickson traveled as atser 414 Eighth East street re'' e' and remember because at your thoughtfulness- - 4 a field investigator for the A C cently completed a special course and a former student at the UniHe had lived in Salt Lake City et e Nielson company of Clincago He of instruction in the officer de- versity of Utah he enlisted in the most of his life and was a grade e e e r e e e e e e ' k:i::-r:- is a member of the Salt Lake junior partment of the eastern signal marine corps January 4 1942 and uate of West high school '' I i are his later was transferred to naval chamber of commerce Surviving parents two rarserl'14471 Dr aviation He took his preflight brothers Floyd and Grant HofMrs Erickson his wife is the 61I : ::!! V t 5 sisk 1002 O of two Ga was of at Harris Athens Lake and heinstof Salt training daughter d -- Ciy ab and cadet battalion commander at ters Airs David IL Parker of San Fifth East street I — ::'1 sti) Francisco and Miss Joan Hofheins the University of Utah Prior to Olathe ' ::Gay Assorted Valentines! of Salt Lake City two gra nd- the service he was emD''411' AA entering :1 1 Former U Student fathers Peter Hofheins of Salt An with matching envelopes ployed by the Mountain States !Former IT Student t i "' e Chr istemio n and Lake Anton ttax Lake in 4 Salt company Telephone Cy U ins Gold Bars :: 1 t of Fayette City To C ii Enlisting April 13 1940 In the 'I ::::::': ' ofGale C Ryan son of Mr and U S navy air corps young Hof44i graduated this week from the in- Former Thiebesne i Fin French folds St to 204 1 t : ent Mrs G Frank Ryan of 346 East heins was an aviation machinist's ficer candidate course at the :i stP10 Ninth South street left recently mate third class at the time of his n4 fantry school at Fort Benning I i for San Antonio Texas to begin death news of which was received Ga and commissiored a second Promoted to Sergeant -0 by his parents December 2 1942 Stationed at Camp Roberts Cal training as an aviation cadet COLLAR AND CUFF lieutenant He is the son of Mr Vi el i ::Xci L (be- - 4 i i Mr Ryan is a former student of and Mrs William J Glade of 327 Arnold Davis was advanced to the SETS I 1 rank of sergeant recently it was the University of Utah and he also C street A -i 1' Lieutenant Glade entered the learned in Salt Lake City by his attended L D S Business college to make Stuart types frilly k li army on June 30 1912 and was mother Mrs Jane Davis of 361 Tie is a graduate of South high ::::4 that suit or dress complete ?: school stationed at Camp Carson Colo East Fifth South street M' to Compare! A graduate of Duchesne high 700(4 25c $298 before going to officer candidate i Alt" school He is a graduate of West school Sergeant Davis lived in I of A selection :::i wonderful ete time Air Officer Inspertg ''' 'A high school and was a student at Salt Lake City only a short bronchitis may develop if Chronic ' t s to touch 1941 in Dickies add that Ve-sbefore entering the army the University of Uta'n your cough chest coldor acute bron:::::: t — ''' - Wemlove r Range i I chitis is not treated and you cannot orn"41L59c to $198 afford to take a chance with any medir ' V Coast Guard Recruiting cine less potent than Creomulsion r WENDOVER—Commanding 11)roinoteil Thrn Rankg I I ' 4 ficer of the army air forces flex- which goes right to the seat of the 101fi cer Transferred trouble to help loosen and expel germ After Enlistment ible gunnery school from Buckinglevolinosst laden to and aid nature phlegm SOY Harold D Meakin son of Mr ham field Fort Myers Fla Colo- soothe and F or OM Harold H Gardiner 23 was :: raw heal tender inflamed i -z -raY41 et nough T nel Delmar :::i: the and Mrs Blaine Meakin of 1576Spivey inspected bronchial mucous membranes th On StomPl 159 fi no graduated February 3 from more veoavenue Wendover field's famous Rg former at bombing school reo Fort C Hollywood mulsion blends beec h wood i:'1:i adjutant general's t class has been trans- and gunnery range expressing his creosote b yspecia l processwith other for - w 't Washington Md and received his man second to i of o coast the the with r the results time tested medicines f pleasure guard commission as a second lieutenant ferred from coughs : f t He is the son of Mr ' ' ':' 1 No matter how many medicines Colonel Spivey was accompanied Charles S Gardiner of 520 Twelfth vanced recently to his present — ' tell have tried to '' your druggist A rank and left Salt Lake City by Colonel Daniel W Jenkins- you to WI' ' East street t sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with :: 7 ' Cal !commander of the central instrucLieutenant Gardiner Is in Salt Tuesday for San Francisco i the must like the you 4 4 understandirg '' t Ittil Lake City this week on leave be- - where he will be assigned to a pre- tors at Fort Myers assisr!o ttLieutenit the '7tk-:1way :::::::!: perquickly allays 1 Y cough xceptiO n rayt IpUeri7 ant !''' school Gerald Bates rest An and post or you are to fore reporting back to Fort Wash- flight training 100'denier f sleep mitting Meakin has been stationed ladjutant from the southern air have your money back (Adv) alternated Reg 79c on exceptionalwith sa ington for his assignment He is in Mr iii‘ fN ' r pairs the Salt Lake City coast guard base school ') (3 fitting l'a graduate of East high school ons y!:z:i'?::iY' Lid her° and was a senior at the University ''' dry 3412ndtI:AtAl9c of Utah business school when he ' Idnger) 1 :: '''!:'6::: 1 was employed by the war departtoe helps t il l'':i ment in Washington D C He re1591 Handsomo Rog Nevi 4 turned to Utah and worked at Hill ' field for the war department until t1' jcss 171t last March when he entered the 1 army He was assigned to Fort I in 6 Goes ONeneas 46 non-organ- ic ic 1 111 hundred have been tar including some Texas Washington Ore- Idaho Montana Nevada na Utah Colorado and lorna eral so ve-- d '''' -: ' e''-'- ment on December 26 1941 His Lieutenant H N Hale officer brother Ensign Robert R Meakin in charge of the Salt Lake marine 1 also is a member of the naval air corps Inductionand recruiting station has been promoted to captain corps according to 3vord received at the " 1: station Thursday from headquarFormer Rio Grande 4 ?::: 4 ters at Washington ''''::':''7 ::': :)! Employe Gets Stripes A veteran of World war I Cap- 251 C of Koelliker Edward Hale earned his lieutenant's ' 1 ' was avenue commission by rising from the Downington I recently t Stoneman at 1 that conflict He rei ::::: Camp during promoted !::::ii ''::: fs from service after the tired the Before to of the sergeant grade :: a his induction into the army Ser- war Captain Hale was recalled to geant Koelliker was employed by Ca pt Baer & Railroad Rio Grande Denver duty about seven months ago A former resident of Preston Idaho son He a as is clerk the company :' ' :' of Conrad Koelliker he was placed in charge of the r Salt 'Lake marine corps a ta tion I Prinnoted— last :month when Major C ID ' ' Sandy Youth qi In ra was a asti cYnel as marine 4e To liaison officer for the Utah corps Corporal 4t ? A Sandy resident Wilburn A selective service headquarters Lawson NFas promoted recently Captain and Mrs Hale reside ' to corporal at Camp Polk La at 120 Third East street where he is serving with a 'supply battalion of an armored division Corporal Lawson is the son of Archie Lawson r--- a Recruiter Rises in Rank recruiting office since his enlist- - Promoted L Marine S ld N - er Performers 11illions in Bonds ' 1S Converse R Lewis Hsanding officer of the army 'arces basic training center arns announced Thursday war bond sales at shows 11:onel i id 1 hs by soldier-performe- ve rs totals $2M2350 Kearns at performance in Utah laioriel said exceeded 51500 I ane - - ' I - -- - ?a -- - - 4 1 - IS LONGEST - '7 ore the same Your eyes fooled by the different ephasized in every way eyes ore fooled by itmotl illusionsDefective eyes Y trebly fooled! most see everything 1 or distorted or double not! 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