Show akc Tribune' Zile Salt -- - 99 wednesdav- mornin February 21 1943 On Account Of the War Promotions Assignments of Utah Men In Armed Forces of United States nefent promotions and assign-t- 7 of Utahns and former Utahns now serving in the armed if forces of the United States were announced Tuesday by the war iC and navy departments and friends t of the men Sigxiiil t Officer Home oil Leave By Bruce Thornton As a fixer of fashions and rroper manners Emily Post has not‘Hrg on the army In accordance with ap amendment to regulations received Tuesday at the army air forces basic training center at Kearns officers will salute feminine acquaintances on the street instead of touching or removing their hats in the old fashioned greeting In conversation officers are rot required to remove their hats but upon leaving they will salute again Reaction of women was summed up by Miss Betty Rensha of SII 'Washington street an office worker at Kearns: "It'll be simply thrilling" she said Camp Murphy Fla! after recent advancement to the rank of first lieutenant while serving in the ad ministrative office as company commander Lieutenant Ottley enlisted in April 1941 and received basic training at Hamilton field Cal He was assigned to the office of adof the signal service ministration and ' later was given charge of the postal telegraph office with the rank of corporal 1942 In February he was chosen to attend officer training school at Fort Monmouth N J from which he received his second lieutenant's commission and was assigned to Camp Murphy Lieutenant Ottley is a graduate of South high school and a former student of Brigham Young uniof versity and the University Utah He filled an L D S mission to New Zealand before entering the armed forces He and his wife Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Ottley will leave Salt Lake City Wednesday for Florida xP'? Murray Brothers Serve in Navy P ik AolorieRrommattassaka Lt Ottley Lt Boyd C Sorenson 18 who has recently been promoted to pharmacists mate second class in the U S navy has sent $700 in war bonds home to his father T H Sorenson of Murray since his enlistment in September 1941 Mate Sorenson has been master of arms at Pearl Harbor U S navy hospital since 20 days after the Japanese attack He received basic training at Mare Island Cal and was assigned to San Diego Cal for further training before going ' Itobins()11 1 Lt Madsen 111 Kane Wins proLeRoy motion to rank of lieutenant A colonel Mahn Serving to Hawaii Lynn Thomas Sorenson 17 his brother is also in the navy He is a hospital apprentice first class taking hospital training at the aviation school in Chicago P M Sorenson Robinson enlisted In June 1942 and received basic training at Fort Knox Ky His wife 'Airs Flo Ellertson Robinson and their son Michael reside at 1150 Fourteenth East InPanama Lieutenant Colonel LeRoy A Kane 1380 Gilmer drive was advanced to his present rank recently while stationed at Panama with the U S army where he is serving as assistant general manager of the Panama railroad working the governor Colonel Kane a member of the engineer corps entered actively in June 1912 Ile was formerly employed am assistant superintendent with the Utah Railway company His wife Mrs Maude G Kane and their three children RDyce Barbara and David reside at the Gilmer drive address Promoted in Navy under ArmyPromotes Radio Artist MUSCULAR WENDOVER — Promotion to corporal of Parley Baer who for seven years directed special events st Station KSL was announced k":recentlyfieldat- '' Wendover - 1I A member of 0" the public rela- tions office at I A '" 0A this field where he handles the API' w weekly broadcast and similar skin and scalp irritations due to external cause—apply wonderful soothing medicated liquid Zemo—a Doctor's formula backed by 30 year success Zemo starts at once to aid healing First trial convinces! Only 354 At all drugstores 1 ED ' b 1 " zEmo FOR Parents Learn Is Glider Officer John R lThipple a son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Whipple of 564 West Third North street has been graduated from the army air corps flying school at Victorville Cal and now holds a flight officer's radio! I 4 : Legislators entertained—Utah legislators and legislative employes were entertained Tuesday night by entertainers from the armyair base Salt Lake City at scheduled to become effective March 6 were afinounced Tuesday Prices per dozen scheduled for various cities over the nation include: Salt Lake City 40 Boise Idaho 395: Caldwell Idaho 394 Butte Mont 389 Helena Mont 389: Cheyenne NVyo 384 Prices for grade A eggs in those cities will be two cents higher per dozen than for grade B prices for grade C eggs three cents lower A premium of about two cents over grade A prices will be allowed for grade AA eggs the premium varying however 'depending on size and other factors Prices listed for grade B eggs in cities which have been principal markets for Utah and intermountain producers in the include! Los Angeles 41: Sanpast Francisco 405 and New York City 41 The effect 0 P A said will be greater uniformity of prices Present retail price ceilings are based on the seller's highest prices in the base period of September 3 1942 These prices varyconsiderably even in the same community Under the new plan stores which had a high margin in the base period will be compelled to decrease their prices while stores operating on low margins will be allowed to increase their prices The ultimate price to the consumer will be established soon under a fixed mark-u- p regulation The retailers' mark-u- p will be uniform except that it will vary slightly for stores with large and small volume of sales Otherwise retail will be Uniform in each community Wholesale Ceilings Wholesale prices for March April and May 0 P A said will be slightly lower than the present ceilings Prices however will 1)e allowed to increase in June with the upward trend continuing until late in November when prices will begin to decline again Generally speaking the agency reported the wholesale maximums are a little lower for the sprin1months than the 1942 wholesale prices but somewhat higher for summer and winter months In addition to shell eggs the regulation covers frozen and dired eggs To a large extent prices for frozen eggs are based on Chicago maxiMUMS For January these maximums per dozen include: Whole frozen eggs 314 cents frozen whites 264 45 per cent yolks 464: sugared and salted yolks 414 cents Prices for these egg products also were established for the basing points of New York Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Phoenix and Tucson For the most part these prices are in the neighborhood of one cent a dozen higher than the Chicago prices For dried eggs 0 P A listed these maximmn prices per pound in New York and Seattle for s N - 1044e' ' f A peral Baer is a ! s former Univer- - -: 1 sity of Utah: man Since en- i tering- the army Novem b e r Is A he h a s 1942 w ritte n t h e Cpl Baer announcer for as acted and script Wendover field's ptogram every Friday at 10:05 p rn in dramatics Always interested Corporal Baer has directed and January: acted in several dramatic produc- Utah Exports Loom tions in Salt Lake City Dried yolks $111: dried 1s--- hall West Temple South 401 street W AR UY BONDS AND STAMPS Kge oaf STORE HOURS 10 A M TO 6 P M u klAst i -" t1 111414111111" - ---- -- - 0' -- - -0fols 7 —"41 ! - 4 - 1 44'1v ' 0e 44cr F0:1 POST WAR 4 Nqrdp ip- - : - men 1144 i4 I ‘ : rVN41 m-- -- CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE TirsITRirral Satrirtgs The Savings luau Corner—Main at First South vx AI to r: 41:4 : krl& ifrwAT 4:00-- 0 - Ow g 1: ' 11":"9 tys I r s z ' ¶ - t7- - N N Lr4 KNOCK OUT OF A VALUE! naloG 5c2z--rrulc4:n- Regular $169 IL)410 OF CHENILLE! - very colorful chenille Size 22x4-including fringe Believe us approximately it's just the right rug you need for your bath room and kitchen Colorful reversible neat design Washable Colors of red wine blue green rose orchid black and white A all-ov- albu- er Heavy Excel 10 Chenille Rugs Washabre Size 24x46 Reversible and they're finished with knotted fringe Green blue gold rose wine and black and white reg $225 L98 1:1 Its s' Food Handlers Attend School IIB 1E CI D LI ro N if OUT THE BEAUTY OF YOUR FIGURE comfortobie firm support! light front boning! 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Pas3three major haltore of 47 Third East street and of the south :: vAtles Paul Quincy Ramey of 1603 Rich- t This is Pacific ards street 003 his first i Henry C NVaters and John be-G ho m e n two ":------1I Earl of Salt Lake City have The son years a course in of aviation gun 2 study Mrs and Mr of mechanics at Amarillo army air P Ricks of J field Texas 236 East Third Mr Waters is the son of H C t South Seaman Ricks Seaman Waters of 1957 Claybourne aveRicks is nue and Mr Earl is the son of a graduate of South high school Jonathan Earl of 1412 Denver and a former employe of the Keestreet ley company Death Claims Aline Leader ADJUSTMENTS bv 4 ri 0 3 stree 7 Approve payment—City commissioners Tuesday approved payment of $294840 for repairs d to the U S 0 buildinz at First South and Second East streets which was damaged by fire last fall city-owne- F ( Port equitable division of scarce cornmodities J L Purvis food ra- tioning representative of 0 P A said Tuesday at a meeting of the Salt Lake Round Table in the Hotel Utah Club luncheon slated—"Utah: For Sale" will be the subject of an address by Frank E O'Brien visit f Praises point systern rationing is the best method yet devised for making possible an - Attend meeting—Members of the Wasatch chapter No 181 National Sojourners were special guests at the regular meeting of the Salt Lake chapter No 114 Tuesday night at the Ma sonic temple The Wasatch chapter membership is composed of officers from the Salt Lake army air base 4 VICTORY-B- 4 director of publicity for the state department of publicity and industrial development at the Salt Lake Advertising club weekly meeting :Wednesday at 12:15 p m in the Hotel Utah a social in the American Legion 7 TOTHING BEITEIr 4 r - T 1 - : NOT STOP YOU NOW! SKIN IRRITATIONS Page Eleven) News Briefs Gathered In and Near Salt Lake - STIFFNESS aching I er Wins Advance Former Helper Man Mr and l‘trs Leo Brandol of Helper have recently received word of the promotion of their son EdLauds FIN itir Forts ward Brandol to the rank of secSergeant Edgar Phillips who ond class fireman while serving has been awarded the distinstreet with the U S navy on combat guished flying cross the silver S L Air Corps duty star and the purple heart for Seaman Brandol enlisted in the Six Maims Get otstanding deeds in action is Officer Athanced in July 1942 He is a former navy stationed at the army air base lien-no- d Henri Lieutenant Frederic of the Denver and Rio Officer Commissions employe Salt Lake City Wounded four son of Mr and Mrs Frederic Grande company at Railroad times in action against the Japs were those Six Iltahns among Henriod of 22S Third East street Helper the sergeant maintains that the has been promoted to the rank of commissioned as second lieutensafest place one can be in this first lieutenant at the air corps ants at army quartermaster war is in a Flyirg Fortress school graduating exercises Feb- S L Miss field base Key Epsign Now "The Flying Fortress is the Henriod attended ruary 19 at Camp Lee Va Lieutenant best fighting ship aloft" he says They were Hugh Livingston Fiviniv Instructor high school in Salt Lake City was Thomas hasnA a blind spot" of 468 Second avenue a student at Georgetown univerEnsign Powers Kane 20 of Salt DeWitt Carkon of 453 C Lake Kenneth one in for year street Horace Lorenzo Washington sity City has been assigned as Jensen of a and received a BA degree after instructor at Norman flying Murray George Herman Johnsonn Okla naval air base three years' study at the Univer- of Patter-IoCharles Arthur Ogden sity of Utah Later he entered the Ensign Kane graduated from the of Ogden and Arthur King Itosewell Harvard law school and after N M military institute three years study received his de- Clark of Bountiful attended the University of Utah and later graduated from Corpus gree of bachelor of laws in 1932 He was commissioned upon Fairview Man Wins Christi Texas He is the son of Mrs M J Kane graduation from officer training school at Miami Beach Fla in and the grandson of Mr and Mrs Texas in Lieutenancy October 1942 and later attended T L Powers of 1067 Third aveAllan E Madsen 26 of Fair-Vie- nue the advanced training school at graduated recently from the Harrisburg Pa MUST His wife and son reside at 840 officer candidate school at Camp Hood Texas and was commis- Two Uzi lins Get East Seventh South street sioned second lieutenant He received his commission In the tank Cadet Training s Son Now receiving cadet training at Legislator destroyers' division the army air fore-etraining cencounts When time for so Wins Army Commission field at Sweetwater ter Avenger much don't give sore tired A recent graduate from officer Fort Benning School Texas are Garth W Manmon on muscles a candidate school antiaircraft di- Commissions Athlete and Manson of of Mr and Mrs J ViSiOn at Camp Davis N C is Provo and Alton JI Olt ley son of chance to slow you down on of E L Mr and Mrs D F Ott ley of Second Lloyd B Jones George Billings Apply a Johnson's Red Robinonlieutenant 115o Fourteenth East Jones of 3329 Ninth East street Magna of Cross Plaster to the achi- street who has been transferred was commissioned second lieutenant recently on completion of ofng- part and enjoy its to Inglewood Cal son ficer candidate course at the in- tviatioii Sithients of Robinson Lieutenant soothand quick warming W Mrs and J fantry school at Fort Benning Finish Basic Work ing relief Insist on John- Representative Ca 'ton's The new lieutenant was inducted Leo I Mower of Fountain Green into the army June 9 1942 and and Clarence I) Samuelson of 755 of Product Johnson tt served with the infantry until go- East Second South street were Johnson world's largest ing to officer candidate school to relieve itchy soreness of among the aviation cadets graduHe attended Granite high school ated this week from the army maker of surgical dressand Western State college at Gun- basic flight training school at Cofings nison Colo where he was promi- feyville Kan and they are now nent in football and basketball So Many Druggists Say! transferred to Altus Okla where To promptly relieve the red itching they will continue their training T 4 to become bomber pilots 1 burning soreness of simplerasheneczems Son OftDecorated Soldier (Continued From school at Victorville Lieutenant Warren S Ott ley son of Mr and Mrs S J Ott ley of 2352 East Thirty-fourt- h South street is home on leave from OPA Decrees Ceilings on Price of Etr"S rank in the army glider command his parents have learned A former ROTC officer at East high school and for three years a student at the University of Utah Flight Officer Whipple entered the army about a year ago Ills first assignment was at Fort Sumner N M and from there he was transferred to the glider pilot ments Army Orders Officers to Salute Ladies Promoted I Keith 0Bricn Corscts—Fourth Floor cv i a |