Show JANUARY 2 1943 SATURDAY EYENING THE OGDEN STANDARDjXA I JUDGE IMPOSES FINES This Lad Is Contender for Awards MANY REPORT V ON FOUR War Gives 'Break' to Handi capped Citizens EXPERIENCE IN ARMY IS GREAT FOR WEEK-EN- D JOBS AT DEPOT ERRINGDRIVERS DRAFTEES TOLD P 5 i" Accident 0Y1 Wall Ave Results In Reckless - Conduct Charge Four alleged traffic violators were sentenced to pay fines rangof ing from $1 to $25 on pleas guilty In' city court today the first session of the municipal tribunal for 1943 i John Gross 42 of 2740 Grant charged with reckless driving was sentenced to pay $25 or serve five days The jail term was suspended providing the fine is paid and the stay of court "granted a one-Sa- y defendant the allow execution to time to pay the fine Gross was arrested Thursday and Wall night at Seventh street avenue Officers testified Gross was driving on the wrong side of the street had no driver's license and was involved in an accident ' which practically demolished his car Gross told the court that the bright lights of an oncoming car blinded him causing the mLshap Warren B Fox 18 of R F D : No 4 pleaded guilty to a red light violation at Twentieth street and Washington boulevard but innocent to a charge of speeding The - youth was fined $5 or 2 days for the light count and the speeding case was continued until Tue' sday January 5 S Farr Vi18 of 555 Richard a rrroA With m ':iu o is hnil and Harold B Biaser w oi Fourth street North Logan ' charged with improper left turn " forfeited $1 — t-A w s -- — Th child shown in the arms of his AND SON MOTIIER r- -i 7 A Second street Ogden Is believed to f He arrived! at the Dee weoer couniy m be the lirst born in the a m January 1 m memorial hospital at twelve forty-fo— " u "s heir apparent to a bounty ox gun proviueu today honor the appeared No other aspirants for rn ur — Office Working on DRIVER MEETS Overtime — —Payment ' 16-3- Dec 1 1942 memorandum issued on Dec Indicated! itH2 hv headauarters - thai the time and one-na- nhad provi- overtime pay expired sionfor Tsinv 30 and!that no overtime gov ernment uav could be continued until detailed legislation could be out Unofficial information was received at neaaquaners the effect that congress unanimouslv aDDrovcd extension of the provisions' for overtime pay for ana mat as government employes was received soon as official word crovisions of the new over- time act would be retroactive to 3 A P-- TU rv i A COUNCIL T Nominating Committee AutO btrUCK By I TUCK Throwing Motorist To Be Elected ""? ' : ei Oratorio Will Be Heard Tonight' in Tabernacle HONORS HOSPITALS Institutions Approved American College Of Surgeons By i nnu ?-- L-i- Names of the 99 selectees will be released for publication followaning their induction it was nounced r I Major yVill Tell Of Jobs at Field u n! Marvin J — ed m-th- i -- Defense Housing Be Opened Bids HENS MAKE WIVES HAPPIER i HELPS RAID GERMANS i Austin W Johnson Air Corps Captain " oil co 2-13- 13 WW u la P-3- 8's of 50 Gallons or More Fire — Some scorched were all the damage In a fire Oil Co j plant in at th Tri-StaWest Ogden Friday evening at county fire de partment records reveal Two trucks were on the calL te eight-forty-fi- 13 ve i Grant Avenue anti-aircra- two-by-fou- rs " — fx k A tabernacle choir riu brought nev--?r- —""V " csi r e-'- h4 Z erai iropuies uuu mands for service hospitals have which crashed and burned only accpnted war conditions as a chal- in yaiua nwajr hpn ° ond as a whole are main- Lieut Clay is an engineering standards school graduate of Utah State Ag tining highj are shown to oe receiv- Hospitals ricultural college and a former res- ad(jed supPort from communi of volunteer the form iS w nTll i H11ZUL1U11 n IHQD Mcme' i 1U1 UUlOd : ncvM to ViAinrr H srtiir- nunor luiiwscs i AlUAhl nir u hp nco en- -lKtAa i -u- raged and young people are bel interested In careers in meui- l--l I X Promotions Made 12 string XT' nr VI C ) I I I This nrominent youiig Utah art ist was born in Tremonton studied ror t Utah State college under Wftltpr Welti and in New York under Madame' Gescheidt and Ed car Schofield Admission will be byVislliguest ticket th P -fmm moir ha Tki I II i V X UvOv HiJ " 1 nn r rtir-- rnn—--tin? f -- artists U18 tiiuu memners ana ortuesua — ui 01 r nv Riley Drug Co or Oien ron music yu so Patrons were askedLMJDy tne Ar Cine HJ1U IlUIiSlllK Col Morris Berman commanding The Salt Lake general hospital ciety not to ormg ypttc aDDroved as a cancer nffirpr announces the promotion of ws also Rino-vioformance At m hosnital ntllC iVUUnlli oniictc Panvnn pn — OrLni fAiwtnr IIIAIV den air depot Hill field: the William Budge Memorial nos- i Tech Set Henchell W scoggm xtaX at Logan the Utan vaney ISSUGU has been promoted from the rank hospital at Provo and the follow- OfCler of staff sergeant wis is wnneny ng salt Lake nospuais receive rom the same recognition as approvea from Fort Worth lexas sercreant to staff sergeant are hosnitals by the college: L D fc T INJOn TT 1 rA Ur Unniivitli Unn conversions of VnSn5tal Ohio: orV PhHinr W - Harsch Cincinnati Salt Lake general i Pijivately financed — — r — ) tn rrpnrp nn kn Tim xu hoai)ital and the U S veterans xious um James P O'KourKe ' reeport th ? for war accommodations Tin XXmiioms ditidnal Psnnn Tirni! i'l ""' — vvinmiii in aaministraiion iiuapitai will be families their and wu are from corporal to sergeant same erarited the high priority Bevinsville Ky Billy liam uubliclv financed conver B Teeters Portland Ind Anthony sion projects according to word Til: Charles R J' Motika Chicago rereceived from H M Aronson naJerkiewicz St Louis Mo John the of gional representative Kansas Wojcik Chicago 111 Kenneth-- nesE City tional housing agency ana Harlem Mont Gorsuck Mo ter J Bortell Havana III A rnnsnn said the only restric Management of the Ogden hotel Twentv-fift- h is now in the tions 49 financed on privately placed hands of H C Fox who has leased conversion projects are that they the structure from Mrs Beulah De Hmited to critical areas Gavin owner Mr Fox has naa protrammed by the national hous-wid- e hotel experience and before insi&genCyt and all accommodations of here he was manager must he- -rented to elig- nomine m li oaraama 523 in notei Seventn the Barbara W W Taylor of workers war production board Aron- has received word from the U S bara Calif For nine years he was m s&id s00n will issue the neces- government 'that his son 'Lieut manager of tne r laano notei ana iorms iy aim seveiai Jack W Taylor is a Japanese laano raiia 'Idaho Us- - Sary regulations Hotel State on this change the of islands based officeSt fiel retary nrisoner in the Philippine i am1 i ftFrpffinnr — — sntiHLiuxi tn rni iiuurB tnna tf emu v uutaiciy nf wh BLauuiitu KT — Or ODer- - nartced conversions will carry a top u ititinima- In norsftTlTlP when it was taken y tne japs priority rating of AA-- 4 for all ma'Lieut Taylor is a graduate of auon are softwood lumber Ogden high schooWeber college ade terials including and Utan state Agncuituiui wr :r""" nV m 0f-nlanta f UVlC He entered the service in SlllUC lege are noteis downtown The there have resorts of the but many busy after being been forced to close ox reporia Calif was transferred to overseas -- — dutv two years ago r DillingFlorence wife Mrs His Ogden high school faculty has checking ham Taylor lives in Ogden with adopted a new system ofwho have of Students attendance: her mother Mrs J C Pepcorn obto be will bein required absent 620 Chester advistheir tain an "admit from LaMar Buckner son of Mr and- ory teacher This will give them Mrs E R Buckner 83 iwemy- passage to eacn pi tneir classes third has returned home Irof xhis type of attendance roll is used will hi h scnools! : Brieham Young university nand -l t-fl nrinM m nofinn — — ui win iuejih nff!Sa!1v i system mis uivu give i uis wiiimiisf th f Sundav eve- nnira Monday Pvt Leslie A Smtih Jr son of ning services of the L Dh s- - Twen" and ward Twenty-sixt- ' Dr and Mrs Leslie A Smith of 2523 Polk is now stationed witn Madison at five p m Mr Buckner was the winner of the army air foree at Sioux Falls the annual Heber J Grant ora S D He has been assignee io 803rd technical school squaaron torical contest conducted at uj - xne sudjcce for training t M B Y U Provoof Automobile " license plate num Diety Pvt Smith enlisted on ucuas a "In the Realms dei t o a a nrnminent will continue to be entered i bers r— ivir xucxviici nwi He was formerly employed 0ii He field Weber college gasoline rationing coupons in bater and orator of radio mechanic at Hill i v school Deen xs43 tne oiuwr ui arrangcu has Special music graduated from Ogden high upn annouuteu by Mrs Maggie uammeu in 1941 are Numbers on the windshield stick- college students and the public ers which will be issued instead of invited to attend new plates will not De usea in anchecking gasoline coupons the nouncement said PnlJcrl fciiuiw PnnU ""J" 1 JL iii-)Ji- JJqA On Housing Work I - - - 1 i- - I - I P'-Hal- Hotel Installs New Manager ww-o- — ' I i I I v- v: nS this country from South America after a successful tour of principal cities of that continent and Europe He made his debut in New Yoxk City's Carnegie hall early this fall -- School Uses New Ward Announces Attendance Check — o"": Sunday Speaker LaMar Buckner to Speak on Sunday Sixth ward haa H Russell reWilliam engaged Lake Salt of City as the cently Jan 3 evening Sunday! speaker eve-niX the will speak Mr Russell and Am I ''Who on meeting What Is My Mission?'" He is an able speaker and is familiar with this subject An appropriate musical program will be had and the to attend The public is invited Twenty-third and Sixth ward is at The L 1 i Gasoline Book Procedure Cited ty-fou- rth the area in which they 1 was when war ration book No issued last spring should have their ration records transferred to their present rationing boards S Grover Rich state OPA rationing officer gave that advice explaining it was advisable for an individual to keen all records per taining to rationing with one board Tirsen former student body president at Weber college who left his office at the call of cr TnrU vocal the U S army will be the L-- it soloist at services at the religion 555m at eleven a h bunaay Jasrf 'tamml a tenor n music and public soloist in college circles is home on a on Hnn in the Pacific area Friends and former associates or Mr Larsen are invitea to oe ' A standing invitation is extended to the people of Ogden to attena the week services of the institute Sunday's service will conclude at twelve-te- n p m well-know- I D- Twenty-fourt- If bopk-"keepe- rs 4812 - y THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE - ne H THOMAS V Representing BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO j 22 Eccles Bldg ° I This is sthe only commodit ity we have to sell and is our intention to give It If I r If cr it it if" tit V i ' r i ?f 'i- - j and Friends o 'SERVICE " jwomen are going to be drafted You Will be placed in the job krnu are best suited for The needs highly government trained stenographers and secretaries ill you be ready to accept one of these preferred positions? You still have time to get ready :if you start at once Classes Day and Evening Ogden Business College Dial To My Policy Holders i i ! year 4 I tl Looks ¥cry Huch Like JNew tl kc" - Happy S Madison 1 Advice Offered on Rationing Books Sgt Jack Larsen Soloist Sunday Persons who have moved from resided D -- Pvt L A Smith Jr Gets Assignment 1 er — C44 "II ""X J ! oc-jcup- ied ki m : Dplbert Lewis has been elected the new president of the Ogden Ht thigh school Stagecraft guild wno Meenaerin Norman replaces Ls leaving shortly for tne armeu forces Lamar Soelberg was namedx secretary the office formerly by the new executive A farewell party for tne outgoing president will be held January 9 MISSING PERSONS INCREASE AKRON O (UP) — More than a person a aay nas Qiauppeweu Akron since last July and city of ficials are considering the creation of a "missing persons bureau" in order to try to locate them A Polish pianist Witold Malcu-zynswill be the guest artist at the Ogden Community Concert-WebCollege association's concert 4 at the Ogden high school Jan auditorium He will take the place of Edward Kilenyi who was scheduled to appear on that date A student of Paderewski Mr Malcuzynski only recently arrived in — - I T- Ex-Lea- der Polish Pianist to f Be uuesr ArnsT Jack W Taylor Prisoner of Japs I Guild Plans to Fete Ration books to be used In distributing liquor in Utah will be issued in about 10 days The state liquor control commission disclosing that production of the books was underway said the new system would re- of cashplace the present planindividuals' iers' notations on permits Utah is rationing liquor on the basis of one quart per individual is not purchaser per week Wine included in the liquor rationed The new books will contain six pages of ration stamps and are designed to last three months I - I AUSTIN SEAGER Bass Soloist Liquor Ratiort Books Soon — 1 i - - - wy ft W pean will Speaker be the speaker at the L D S WORK OR FIGIIT ' Second ward at seven p m SunTRINIDAD 3 Colo be will (UP)— Idle Music played day Jan in and Wal- workers the Trinidad The Griffin Marcus J public by senburg districts have been warned is Invited to attend to accept jobs at once in coal Rites — Funeral services for mines or face immediate induction Thomas John Farrer 83 farmer into the armyv The U S employ and rancher of Provo and father ment service says an acute short of Mrs Agnes Mitchell of Ogden a sre of mine workers made the will be conducted Monday In Provo stern warning ncessary — Arvel (72(72 — I V 2 nffteer tals and n " er Winn sen-work- in Lots TJt mv r mlu Featured this week on "Keep 'Era Flying" regular Droaacast an sponsored by Hill field will beCar-NF Leonard Ma with j interview ter civilian personnel omcer the dpot qiscuss vne Major Carter win at Hill field hlovment situation of the to information people giving Jobs area about intermountain available there The nrdgram will also feature music by' a new Negro quartet made up of men from an aviation squadron3 stationea at tne new "Keep 'Em Flying" is presented over station KLO every Saturday p m at eight forty-fiv- e w - I o years" Performance Scheduled - ror uniy une iNigm Due to War : x-- 229G fi f 18-1- " Tu ensemDie win piay an accmy n roast artillervnr -rPeilLa nv Ul inc f fha i hnarrl WhitalfPr ns — — ' new assignunit will take up a U on "vunueu ciwb'"bu parlv in January at " oi uie u: t surgeons anenaan ail aiter xunUu6x :r of the Amer- will be mmhrn n -His unit was one of those bring- TC 'w nBr ' was pointed out tnat aespice But Wh May Abide?" Tbeeo To:' curtailed supplies pje who Walked in Darkness? and depleted home 11" dei Harbor and he " MJJ I W - Home on Furlough associa Oeden Parent-Teachabout 35 of business a hold will council tion Mendon Cache county was p Jan 7 at seven-thirt- y meeting m a m in the music room at Centralously injured today at ten and Monin an automobile accident at zy high school Twenty-fift- h a iw skuu naiu roe witn xvirs joaa Washington Winn suffered still unconscious Trpsidnt in cnareei be at the Dee hospital late today - A nominating committee will annual the for juorto elected and plans Officers Kaipn According at TTphmarv tartv will be announced Jey and Charles L Pettit wno climbwas Winn Mrs R Spencer Burrows defense 0ti jhis automobilejust the when chairman will describe the worK into ing A members x hPino- - done bv P-- T on upuie juec machine was strucK ooslte side bya pick-u- p trucK ariv- - serving as hospitality aiaes at tncr ror-ten by Percy Peterson 440 fift- new USO center Mrs will chairman Mtudv from erouD knocked "was eenth Winn discuss study groups sponsored by his machine onto the pavement A jvirs told officers that snow the P-- T Peterson To of the had clogged his windsmeia ana will report on the progress A D Mrs to and drive drive ttmt h was attempting membership detail when will off to clean it 200 defense curb to the projects rela Kingsford Bids for erecting v tive to student aid nouses at Navy Acres 600 at Sa he struck the Winn machine state the of E J Dr Nagoda hara Village 600 at Lakeview tnhprnilnsis sanitorium will speak Park and 200 at Bonneville Park on the importance of maKing me will be received opened and pubon all of 14 office in the UTAH proper tests for tuberculpsis licly read Jan in! the students city crade ninth 806 Hodeson Ashton & Evans the describe also will to Dr was stated TTagoda Eccles building it om maae in tests recent of results day by Leslie S Hodgson The Utah communities firm with H J Craven & Son Mrs Salmond president asKS as associates is acting as archithiit all residents of local P-- T A tectural engineers for the projects members LOS ANGELES Jan 2 (AP)— A units and other council the at meeting be present million and a quarter Utah hens brought joy to southern California housewives today' From Draper Utah 56400 dozen eesrs rolled in by train and truck IDAHOAN easing somewhat a shortage which had been getting progressively worse for weeks Between 70 and 80 ner cent of the order was ear marked for the armed services but distributors said that still left suf AMERICAN AN ADVANCED ficient stocks to take care of mo3t All cylinders left by civilian needs BASE IN NORTH AFRICA Jan iln many markets it has been 2 (AP)— Men of the American 9 p m on any week almost impossible to obtain eggs lisrht bomber squadron living in since early December day will be filled and tin huts and dud tents on a field attacked almost daily by the Liuft returned the follow-in-g waffe having hung up the remark able record of carrying out 41 afternoon raids on the Germans in Tunisia with the loss of just one plane crew — and that one is safe Lied Charles C Kegel son man ofbyEl Major Cant Austin W Johnson Reno Okla who struck of Mr and Mrs E W Johnson of the first American air blow against Syracuse Davis county who is sta the nazis in a raid over Holland tioned at Majors army air field on July 4 the first small group Greenville Texas as director of a of light bombers put their wheels training school squadron was re down on the African plain eur to his present cently promoted j" rounded ' 2296 Grant Avenue by mountains f rank Commissioned in November 1940 Today tents dot the plain and Phone and ground crews swarm mechanics Capt Johnson was stationed at bombers American over the field his until Texas Randolph transfer to Greenville In October Among the fliers is Sgt William Lang of Post Falls northern Idaho The day after the original landing a few trucks loaded with bombs and gasoline arrived and the bombers took over on their first mission raids says Kegelman Forty-on- e make this "the most experienced light bomber - squadron in the American air force 7? "Our record of not losing planes can be' attributed to the wonderful support given by American and to our speed and the experience that the boys are getting all of a sudden? said the major 2-13- if" ' Ogden Lieutenant Plan Party To Pavement 1 Immediate Delivery I came today to the Recognition j fA Tin ft— nuai vee Hospital a uu this evening at pitals in the state which fiyed - performance D s n the Qgden aoprovai as cancer uuuw j American College of Surgeons tha ntr1pn oratorio so- TheOgden hospital and he were friptv' presentation to a singie per- In state tuberculosis sanitorium as After serving continuously ap- nnmPd bv- the same group Rniwiato wiiT ha C Austin Seaeer rtawanan territory r g9 ike iux tenor Cora nospiuus b TTarhnr ttck Lieut Edward P Provea ' iGeorre T Frost f tlAfl 1J LZ ' IH baseman Ionian wife his alto "i Berghout of visiting Ogden:is Clay The lists of the approved hosp - s0raQO- The choruss will be sung 2888 Swnsfln cancer clinics were oiu- Y'CZ SLATES CONFAB GRAVE INJURY - - - city-coun- ty — The Utah quartermaster depot civilian personnel division ia processing payrolls for the period Dec to include overtime payment 1 foj depot employes retroactive to f Wyo I - i i 1 - 1 i x 4 e" ! ' 1 to a report from the office of Col L O Grice quartermaster supply officer From Cache Valley came 523 and Busses and 93 from Bear River under the! cars latter private "share-the-ridplans provided the transportation More than 100 reg ular employes commute daily to the depot from Cache Valley Expansion of the Cache vaney labor project to include regular bus routes from Box Elder county was announced this week by H B Hunsaker of Utah State Agricul tural college project general chair man Hunsaker also announced that during the period since the program's start on Oct 3 until Dec 31 the project had contributed a total of 151292 man hours Friday night a night shift crew from Box Elder high school joined the other workers from the northern part of the state Two bus loads will make the trip each Friday and Saturday henceforth it was announced Plans are being considered for nearbringing workers from other Evan-ston communities including by -- ' f Number Five Will Leave Monday "Don't go Into the army with ft chip on your i shoulder and you'll ' ' have the greatest experience of ' ' £f I 1 t a lifetime" This was the kindly admonition given a meeting of 995 I I i i selectees from draft bdard No building today at the This group will report to Ft Douglas for induction Monday morning Included were a large ages percentage of the 9 yearmen and a number of married McEn-tirBoard Chairman W R George Ellerbeck and I W Robbins board members addressed the new members of the nation mnloved at the Oeden i forces ' AT AKiitjlSAL A few u-u years ago armed t Chairman-McEntirdeclared the m re- i— ori t thA nlant wurners 8 ic iiur (leftV arsenal and are deciarea w Jackson II are deDression Four of the rroun are shown— Edwin this and community board " the mcj James Paglinso jCyriis W Freston and Rulon W West men of the entering proud service who go when called He deplored the cases of individuals who use "every possible loophole" GAINED to avoid service cases It was pointed out that attenboard's to come the have tion of men who have taken farm BY work just to escape their duty to their country "men who have been away from the farms for Week-en- d workers at the Utah quartermaster depot from Cacne Vallev and Bear' River City are numbered at 616 today according V c 99 Selectees From Board Expanded Program Will Include Busses From Box Elder r - i i! 5c fare you the besfyour will buy With your cooperation that high: standard service will be maintained Your safety and convenience is always our first consideration 'it n i m il Jf m 4 Cr l cr 4 if OGDEN TRANSIT CO r I it it il v |