Show Ogden Council to ' R Railway Auxiliaries join Line of Campaign Memhership Peak Front EarlJ of 2700 Boy With a membership moment and the at Scouts present numbers climbing rapidly the executive board of the Ogden 'area tocouncil will report its highest : Tuesday night at tal membership -- f at it regular meeting President David S Romney will oi't ReprtlKew Chairman George I Ellerbeck today urged there be a complete attendance of the heads of S50 Ogden firms in Ogden andantheir insolicitation chairmen at struction meeting tonight at in the ballroom of seven-thirt- y War th Hotel Ben Lomond solicitation procedures to cheftt wma m uumuct ioiiowcu he creside will be explained six- establishment at meet will Committees including councxl poithirty-pUnder leadership of Mrs Walter Awe li relations George and and cy Ewjng 2259 Eccles avenue 1026 Poulson E chairman organization and extenDavid fche womeng aUxiliares to sion A R Croft chairman tramchairman Harold the Handley ing big four brotherhoods finance Dr George Stewart chairthe front ilnes of into am man camping and activitie the community for e campaign Thatcher chairmanadyancement i Q den and We fm jn J feer county it was announced to- and court of honor ur Cune chairman health and saieiyi Lynn B Cornish Weber of the United James H Plat V chairman coordinator county Material tot be covered will In-or Var Fund of Utah and George R elude the policy and operation Euerbeck general chairman of the fall and winter local campaign organization the council for-thmonths plans! for f "£5 It all began about two weeks ago 1944 camping the 1944 for troops Lmittee of brotherhood of- season and the training program i It leaders for ueeestions as to how P?e° 21 "Tv men will be present the- brotherhood mem- H lng bers for contributions for the war chest The men replied: "If you srood job of solicitation Visit Officials done among the transportation aux- men ask the members of the camthe in forcts ilities to join Our wives usually take ct paign Mayor-Ele-f our pay checks and -iricr cn thev not 1 After a busy day in bait decide how much cobably in ' fire best the experts of four the war chest City J°uia the western part of the JJnited States stopped in Ogden Sunday- Committee Formed to confer with Mayorwere Immediately eteft enough' Conference Kent S Bramwell as his of the officers the Lomond held with guesU at the Hotel Ben was enthusi-mepertaining to Ogden's equip- - Hiarie The response were committees needs in order to lower fire astic Campaign follows: as rates suggestions on organization chosen d Brotherhood of to best utilize present manpower cap neers: Mrs where additional some tain committeev Mrs R L Botn were be placed might fti-ixfr N A Morrison Mrs W i ortne M rs A Q Moulton wnhMr u A Gudmundson H' Mr! H of Ud R Smith C H writers San Francisco S J Schott Mrs Mrs E E Mrs UnFrank Parker Fire Waugh of the National P Gibbons-Idahworking in Montanaof lund and Mrs J Ucomotive Fire-Sa- lt and Utah H S Moore of Brotherhood of Mrs Charles men and Enginemen: Mrs- Lake City chief engineer arl underwriters fire bf F preece captainW board the S Lake Darlington Mrs Salt ootcn of the Captain Piercey SATS i i i J ir HannrsMmbowler Joe Wright Mrs Bess Miller Mrs Russell Reed Mrs Mrs V W Hollingsworth Protz--Mr: Paul Mrs Two H A Mclntyre Mrs Hvrum Blacker Rulon E Bird Mrs W J Crites Pin- - W — w Jn'to I aux-Matte- rs nt man-pow- En-an- Jwgge er niniii Judge J Quill Nebeker in citC3 court today dismissed a complaint charging Rowland Smith of Clear- field with drunken driving on the grounds the state failed to prove the allegations in the complaint" Smith was arrested August 17 Judge Nebeker ruled there were 'too many doubts" in the testimony offered by state witnesses and Vi : rno j tnen nn j defendant was intoxicated at thtf ) i time Meantime Edward W Oram 35 of 724 Pingree forfeited $5 red iignt violation Leo Anseam- - au Weber forfeited $5 stop sign violation as did Leland Allred 44 I r v t 00 f u w 1 "V 4 of 1120 Twenty-secon- d Mrs F E sauier "city" forfeited 51 douoie parking John W Evans 43 of 730 Twenty-eipleaded innocent to a of charge committing a nuisancer and hearing was set for ThursdayV and others Glade rapped the tendency of American people to be passive toward their right to vote especially at a time when democratic ideals are at stake in a world war and commended the C I O for its in discrimination against its membership requirements Future Americanism "TVA mialitv of future American ism depends wholly on the way we deal with each other as people the way we deal with ideas the way we deal Wltn OUrseivea anu me waj c H eolar ed 5f j- -t — nitv" rlodo ucai tw He charged jyoung party leaders with the responsibility or gaining the Interest of the citizenry in tneWalby deMrs five pillars of Americanism PARTICIPANTS Ax iiMwimiint --- -v Mrs and BCac C ter Ewing (at top) veioping David E Poulson (below) are function and by exercising a vigor- leaders In the efforts of the our effort to bring these ideals into force women's auxiliaries of the railBrief response was made by uov road brotherhoods in the Comotner wnwius Maw ana munity War Chest fund 'me -- Dmncn Xiaa uecu affair since it was launched in 1940while Mrs Vance was state president of the Young Democrats non-vote- ' - Nov 18 0 ' ' ' s ' ViAr-- Guilt Admitted urlv Thefts Reported to I City Officers In City Court Eddie Gallegos 24 of 2357 Adams pleaded guilty to a charge of drunken driving when he appeared in city's court today Judge J Quill Nebeker contin- ued imposition of sentence until Thursday Nov 18 to provide time fQr the officers to develop full par rs Aosh Whoever entered a shack in the 900 bock of River drive apparent up Housely was bent on setting to the report keeping according filed today by Lee Lavender with the Ogden police Entrance was made through a window and the following items taken one small range sanitary couch and mattress kitchen table and two coal oil lamps Parlev Thorderson of Davis high school at Kaysville reported the theft of a silver plated flute val ued at $85 from the school's mu at the mouth KunflAV mn miner General Inspects Hill Field Maj uen xi xyuuiuu deputy commander of the air The complaint signed by Joseph W Carlson city sanitation officer charges - Evans permiccea cheese and fresh meats to be exposed to flies and dirt to the ex tent these foods were renderea dangerous to human health A round dozen drunks either pleaded guilty or forfeited bails and three vagrants received sus pended sentences providing tney leave town Immediately Mumps Heads List in Disease Report Twenty-seve- n cases of contagious diseases were reported in Ogden durine the week from Nov 5 to Nov 12 according to a report re lonneri tnriav iv thft rltv health department Mumps headed the list with 13ce command Inspected Hill field cases and the remainder was disJ0?! maintenance and supply facilities for today before departure by air and whoopmg "w an unannounced destmauon xni jserv-- 1 - - Iowa Gen Dunton and his party ar rived late Sunday afternoon and i were shown about the base by wub uauegos was i Brig Gen Morris Berman com- fixed bail at 3W mander of the Ogden air service Galleeos was arrested early Sun i command The general talked Inroom automoan mcrninz following — — Wasn-InsrtTXT V Laurence Ballantyne 734 dividually to several civilian war 11ia f th0 - mnuth of — wpsf reDorted the theft of 14 workers and examined production newspapers from one bundle and charts in many of the hangars and ugaen canyon m wmta luiw papers from another about warehouses eight sons were hospitalized five-thiron Sunday He was accompanied by Lieut t-- iGailev 17 of 331 TwentyS Doane 2226 Vjuincy report- CoL John G Griegs Maj T E E fractured le ed a can containing approximate- Frankenfield fferert R G McKow-a- n Capt T- : nr from i taken was dimes t ana suuuiu and Sd Lieut C J Hughes ly $100 in mjui aus his home and an empty can sud- bel Rhodes 48 or stituted A $20 bill was taken from tained Internal injuries and head the purse of Emma Lewis who re Stert INSTANTLY fd relieve MTT!tii Mrs Earl rk car driven the when by at the same aaaress injuries sides On Comity inruir Mrs Ted Olsen Mrs G 1 Gallegos and Thomas D Rhodes headaches that tired 50 of Liberty collided 4 Frederick barker North Ogden Taylor Filed State Charge now serving as preiwenio Police Lieut D B Ballantyne feeling and nervousness 11 — F Dinsdale Mrs J H D Mrs Weber county board or eaucauon Hartman mra Q C RosslerICJZZ Technician F Police Radio and can often be traced to In Wine Seizure Noth Oeden All Ogden city and Weber coun- Colds t re Caused who by investigated Thompson strained vision Have ty schools will be closed Thurs-th- e had filed as cahdidates for After having confiscated 325 gal down on "Musterole — it's made rub Just Gallegos traveling ported Noy eyes examined toboard of education electionS Mrs G C Mckenzie a your day rounded a sharp curve Ions of wine from the property o especially to promptly relieve coughs the canyon No was & TbgL3giying holiday it sore throat and aching chest muscles slated for Dec 1 for district An between the municipal golf course August Daz 2747 Madison State day CAIRO Nov 15 (UP) due to colds Musterole actually helps London announced Officer Control &uperintenaon Officials of the board the by Gardens Conductors: today Jay Liquor Riverside Beirut the and in r of armeo RaUway prevailed local the break in order also up Parcongestion up W Karl Hopkins and A mem- - wrong side of the road and con- - filed a charge against Mr Daz to they expected K DalefilePhillips Binnie captain Mrs - fnts Batea per bronchial tract nose and throat o before the Mrs of the city and county 100 fid possession illegal SBritJh of North Ogden to about alleging for day Mrs Paul Dick- ley : cabinet tinued thus yards IN 3 STRENGTHS Optometrist at' deadline tonight tv Mrs J I systems respec tiveiy Mrn Galleeos and Rhodes liauor ast the where rnrra fM w n " Bovle I i muiiflvi I ' prauiit uub cnooi to scheduled n at the Daz head-owas ap Mr Harlin afternoon EMPORIUM the Christmas city For i This holiday city th Lebanese cars collided - t board office it was reporteainai EEkmnd Mn Rhodes was released from pear for arraignment late this af Mrg Balcony nad 27 candidate one before Justice Alfred uiaa Dec In T reconvene and Monday only Mrs C H Rhine Mrs He wajs eXpeced to be joined mo- - the hospital after emergency treat ternoon - r jf Leavitt well v— M v students have William previous years city l lie yotaiivjr mentariiy by Gen George Cat- ment the board H WUliams and Mrs I Deen n iwu-wTorgeson president of rougiven— who was flying Here irom Wilson Dec whose term lof office will end nu f Railroad Train- - but the late opening this fall nnvprii to act in election 81 will again seek M C Ingle makes it necessary that a shorter behalf of the French committee of men No 848: wMrs TT Clav Mrs G vacation be given fra triigtm of the DeardeA Mrs R C Lusty Mrs County schools will v close Fri- -- French league of nations mandate s vy iue aay hw vurwiT aay uec TT Starr Mrs Lebanon Clothing Pleas to mas wiU be closed earlier in Mrs but Pickford reached here that five Rer0rts Mrs E R 19 on Mrs the Gould A May Aid Greeks Halted Mrs spring and three soldiers demonstrators Johnston nu upcinn-cnucurA ram- - wrr:rrv Mrs C killed in in week-en- a Beirut jspeaa v oe- census Mrs and Press ons United a demonstrati reported Barnes but pates In the! paign fo7 used clothing and rags Richard cani- of taken ine M- th fMm Thnnese - since had Train- - districts from six to 17 years old Railroad ToC Brotherhood of rivafe° ve leader ? XrrnZ? agencies " followers w cease advised r- - asked bv their " men No 173: Airs j m a itv5r Mrs E H Davidson Mrs Results are expected to be tallied violence pending the outcome of the president's war reiiei Son- - tain Mrs J M Warner within the next day or two negotiations with board in Washington to :F U Carter Kckardt Mrs tinue or suspend clothing appeals Mead Mrs C A Peterson Mrs tit during thati period This included W the Greek War Relief association Mrs C Faulkner f wSisSi Mrs Ellen Giachino said Gus J Cutrubus All chap"Ail- ters are hereby notified of the Dieu Mrs L T Dixon board control relief war "r"' Alfred Kairns Mrs Dave president's order and are asked to lend assist-- 1 y Arthur Jorgenson and j rTsthn Detsano ante tu luwi tuuuiiiuw war production board during the Xfnra than tin W1 Via a fllmadv For Early Decisions weeks of Its campaign war xfr Ewine expressed the hope AVlij immediate an be will 1943 there to Community the that - workers SIX WAYS BY WHICH ELECTRICITY War Chest fund it was revealed family huddle in every brotherdecision a and hood household - today Dy Lieut Charles FforMallory made with regard to the communOgden pubiiC reiations officer CAN BE CONSERVED Itl YOUR HOME! that when a com- - air service COmmand ity war chest socalls ' with a pledge mittee member The campaign( which started card an immediate signature may Wednesday Nov 10 is being di- be had for a definite amount rected by Maj R C Barton base Electric Refrigerator e INSULATE rThis is a voluntary campaign special information officer A con- I can correct flat feet and tne mempers au giving ui WEATHER tribution of one day's pay is neOpen your elearic refrigerator only when necessary time to tnis cause so in view yx in soiiCited from each worker STRIPPING foot comcomplete you give uc cans numoer lu ui tne great REROOF Don't put hot foods in it Defrost the refrigeratof fort at a very small cost made it is to be hoped that call CAULKING backs will not be necessary" Mrs Ward Will You'll agree it's worth it! regularly said ' iff Burk-derwrit- eri o 1 Strive for Seat Board XbXII :J Sy t a' — Officials Report School Holidays l — n rro Krh — on j tv - YES— R rt — T"bv 0irf mvoiyeuJ iua jiiiiiiii In Lebanon — - n I — SJ I i Truce Prevails f'S'iSSS 7nD0XEY0D — a vii cc ntvTnn - ghth - ct o- we Individual and public requiremandaments of the day makeit one toward exercise tory that people n attitude of harmony besuch as has never been known ct of mayor-elefore Earl J Glade ua ritv" declared at a meet-ine of Democratic party leaders of ouu Utah at woiei oe h' at Fire Court Declares Glade ui iuu "Don t let any idea without any 'pooh-pooeroup he giving it thorough investigation" Pl"Th American people's neglect of their individual selves became evi-to necessary dent when it became of the first half almost reject 000 men called up for selective service" Glade declared "Hitler has realized the necessity for personal orp and personal fitness and his the people of army reflects it but can do nothing a totalitarian nation do if we give better can't we that to it" assiduously 200 Attended The occasion of Mr Glade's address was the fourth annual "brunch" sponsored by Young Dem-icrat- ic women of Utah More than 200 party leaders of Salt Lake Utah Weber BoxElder and Cache countires attended as well as Gov and Mrs Herbert B Maw Com L C Romney Salt missioner-eleLake City State Chairman Roscoe Boden Chairlady Mrs Scott P Stewart Mayor Harman Peery Theora Marceil toastmlstress Mrs J Henry McGean Mrs Elizabeth Vance national committeewoman "ved e Driver Innocent j--ix iv - hijuredjn Tliis Headon Smashup Thr IDemocrats Hear THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY EVENING' NOVEMBER 15 1943 ii - ufiMiwofmn t uatuj irt V"": i-- ! - r Anglo-Americ- an o Hill Field Hits - 1 Mark $10000 -- FLAT FEET! -- Honor Ewing partiwalls eUinK tion etc Malt tMr U S Chamfter to i la plarr aa Parents Sunday Head A tesUmonial of all parerfts DR G M F1SHDURN meeting In honor in the L D S Nineteenth ward having sons tq ft daughters or other membersserv-orTo Get Foot Specialist —Chiropodist their families in athe armed INSLXATION i jinn if on j i NEW MINER-Aiu scneuuiea Main Floor at Penney Champ of Logan and a dl- -- ices FILL IN vhaMBAt " rector of the United States chamwTrd S U L ATION Dial 8821 for Appointment i'T' " Clraa pertna-- a Iber of commerce wUl meet Eric cnanei n t f J reine dudiic is iuvit proof Eanjr to tional civic organization in Kan install 4 ea and sas City Mo this week-en- d foot follow up an earlier invitation for Presidents Johnston to visit Utah " SlVM Mp to C m 25 furl J M McNeur chairman of the bin membership committee of the Og TERMS den chamber of commerce report ed today tends tuU& and S$vt Present plans Mr McNeur stat':ed call for an intermountain chamber of commerce meeting EDITOR AN which would be held to coincide with President Johnston's visit All Gin re "I write reams of news matter on tran3-0ti comInterested citizens in Idaho Wyo portation and the transportation Mini iixivc cim uw ming hanwar in times difficulties during Nevada and Utah would panies' complex faand of have an opportunity to participate repair replacements traffic dling Scarcity know I That's headaches in the meeting McNeur explained cilities causes them many why every morning as I ride the bus I am tolerant of the service given" Ride the bus more A low it in Invitation L x Fr - I i $fio mT j R IDE 5 BUSl V UNCLE SAM is desperately in need of FATS - FEEDS - FERTILIZER We are doing our part to help supply their needs but we are desperately in need of a number of able-bodi-ed men to help ui If you are looking for a steady job with good pay apply immediately to Colorado Animc! i i i EVERYONE IS URGED TWENTY-FOURT- H Dy-Produ- ets STREET NEAR STOCHYARD3 BETWEEN Morning— 10 and ' ' 4— Afternoon IJrP TRANSIT OGDEN COMPANY Switch to low heat as soon as iteaming starts oven for complete meal Uso Vacuum' Cleaner TO CONSERVE ELECTRICITY Don't let your vacuum cleaner ran when not In use Keep it adjusted at the proper floor height so it will Our Government has asked for voluntary conservation of electricity This request is made not because there is a shortage of electricity but operate efficiently ! ' WEST THAT'S WHY Electric Range to make possible the conservation of manpower transportation facilities and such critical materials as coal of which there is a definite shortage Electricity itself cannot be saved or stored away But any saving in your use of it will reduce the used in generatrequirements of the above items ing and distributing it Washing Machine Don't overload your washer Keep it well oiled Don't run your washer longer than necessary i Radio Don't leave your radio turned on unless someone is the volume as low as actually listening to it Keep possible Lighting Turn out lights when not In use UTAH POWER £ LIGHT CO c |