Show oa As Pingrec School Selects Bond Queen Remember and' 1 Buy Extra Bond (Continued from ' Fa ' On Leona White F W Woolworth $2375 Cols and Frances Leona Schwitzer Schwitzer t : Wright's Inc $1800 Col Avilda Tanner Boyle's Furniture $27000 Cols ! L R Fowers and Virginia Norton and Lt Gen L L Radmall Brig $2475 Mountain Fuel Summerville A L Gen Utah Power & Light $5000 Col Elmer Hodges Taylor-Wrig$9450 Gen Mrs Col Jessie Maw B G Midgley Lowe's- - Hardware $4000 Brig Gen W E White Special Mention War finance headquarters today Min-nosingled put Mrs Bertha R Mrs for special mention Minnoch is employed at the bus has two children Her depot She husband has been in the army for fnur vears and is now in New Britain Mrs Minnoch has put her entire savings all the money she has into war bonds to a total of ! ' "i v ht J ch " ' ' $1300 yMeanwhile Utah war finance committee leaders ordered efforts the Tenewed today to achieve of state's $18000000 goal with-sal- e 'EAbonds was emphasized The overnight total was only $7810950 but officials foresaw a flood of buying today and tomorrow conPurchases by corporations tinued to mount with the total at The quota is $10398175 The total thus was past the halfwav mark in the overall quota of $34000000 The" drive ends Dec 16 In Salt Lake county most populous in the state only 41 per cent of the quota had been reached In Weber county buying had reached 51 per cent of the goal and in Utah county only 19 per cent Other counties and the percentage of their quotas reached: Beaver 15 per cent Box Elder 32 Carbon 20: Cache- 31 Davis 38 18 Duchesne 28: Daggett Emery 48 Garfield 4T Grand 52 Iron 31 Juab 26 Kane 41 Morgan 35 Millard 22 Piute 9 Rich 91: San Juan 11 Sevier 20 Summit 27 Tooele 98 Sanpete 45 Uintah 20 Wasatch 20 Washington 28 Wayne 149 i " $16-0000- -- " - 00 '( THE OGDER STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 6 1944 - -i- I 4 News S Views (Continued tram -- - On) P&k Heroic are the men of the high- lief the Japs are not all small lands and lowlands when they go The men we ran into were big much between 5 feet 8 to war They have shed call and 6 feet weighof to the blood responding ' 170 pounds to more from ing than Britain A day last week the most power- 200 They were picked men well V I ful battleship ever built in the equipped i British Isles was launched "As individuals they are probft the most rugged men we are ' Word from London is to the ef- ably ? fect that the new ship is destined fighting in any theatre "if to play a role in the Pacific —--— T77 — I "They fight like rats adagainst the Japs Britain's mightiest vantage of every hole taking be That will and have naval contribution to the war in to be dug out" — — r— the Pacific Their greatest weakness is their The new battleship will have is to meet new conditions it devices of inability latest the many — said including "electric eyes to at variance with their adherence I t pierce the darkness and fog and to rules or to (i adjust themselves to enable the ship to detect the position speed and course of' the to unexpected developments enemy" Americans to the contrary use Those "electric eyes" are on all our big warships and they even theirs heads and are resourceful in X guns emergencies direct the fire of the y Ogden Arsenal Dec 4 — Mrs Today — at sea on land in the Sarah W Jones employe of Ogden air— we are utilizing radar which arsenal who resides at 2927 Van Buren avenue Ogden has given is the electric eye With radar we are shooting down expression to her cherished hope of "Peace on Earth Good ' Will the Japs in their "Zeros Among Men" in the following lines That Third army is making hisMrs Jones lost her hushanri re — in Saar the tory " ' SitoSiafc'4J&SWi XovwrfsiSft $ ' i vj We are to realize that cently—James W Jones— who was Diminutive queen and her attendants who were contestants in the Bond many Ogdenproud THEY AID BOND DRIVE boys are with Gen a member of the Ogden arsenal Her son Bill who Patton's force t— guard force Queen contest sponsored by the Fingree school Back row left to right Connie Pope Martha Ann CritSue Evans Juanita Ellege front Sharon Wheelwright tenden center Marianne Wise — Several of them are in the Ninety-f- one time worked at the bomb — —— ifth division plant is at present in gunnery ' Col John F com- training in the air force McDonough During cede eventual confirmation of four mander of the Second Battalion World War One when her husstate department appointees headwas a 165th infantry— New York's Fight- band! lieutenant in the ed by Joseph C Grew as under— she worked as a reporter forarmy The ing Irish Sixty-nint- h regiment Grew bushy browed secretary back from Saipan where he was Ogden Standard -- Examiner She to Japan former ambassador wounded corrects the impression has had considerable experience seemed assured of overwhelming held by many Americans that none with publications having served as of the Jap soldiers is a man of size editor for two years at Weber colapproval despite an attack on him and two other nominees by Sen lege and two years at the univer(R-Smet ator "On "we he sayssity Mrs Jones has kindly conLanger (Continued from Fai On? The purchase of bonds and the bestSaipan" be- - sented to become a to popular Contrary regular con the Sixth War Loan stamps during this for that earlier year provided Drive has been stimulated at the purpose school by the sponsoring iililiil'iiltlii HiliiiifMwl!ii Guilty Pingree of a bond queen one vote being Republicans maneuvered today to allowed with the purchase of each keep congress on hand if the senten-cestamp ate passes and the president vetoes Of At end of the second week the legislation to freeze social security score reached the $196895 the taxes SALT LAKE CITY Dec 6 (AP) mark the goal being $208000 or ' With this session's time running an pi $iuo per student short the senate finance commit- Mrs Winnie M Olsen 21 driver and average Mr Don Barney principal tee is expected to approve prob- of a Kearns army depot truck states that the onnta win vo ex ably tomorrow a measure passed stood convicted today of involun- ceeded on Tuesday when the bond by a resounding 262 to 72 house tary manslaughter for the deaths queen mue Miss Sharon Wheel vote yesterday The bill would wright will be crowned small girls keep the payroll tax at 1 per cent Sept 8 of two n eight-maAn each on employer and employe for jury returned its another year forestalling an oth- verdict after deliberating slightly G Names Leader 0? erwise automatic increase to 2 per more than an hour yesterday and cent on January 1 SALT LAKE CITY Dec 6 (AP) Utah's two representatives both Mrs Olsen sobbing asked sen- w Mar uuncan has been reDemocrats voted against the freeze tencing immediately "to get it elected president of the Renubli I can club of Utah while Idaho's delegation Republi- over with" The club which can Henry C Dworshak and nick a reso A H EUett set Dec 12 wgui approved Judge ' Democrat Comptori I White both lution services of the offering for sentencing in Third district group to a move favored it recount seeking The senate moved warily today court Maximum is one year in ot ballots m the November guber to toward the fight it expects pre jail natorial election -- r - 16-in- ch j weu-meier- ea 4 — — Congress Studies tributor t9 the Bombshell Her is attached poem A Thought For Victory was just a beginning And will mark an end To slaughter and murder of brothers: The hand clasps and greetings will tend To help banish hatred and malice For courage and freedom to lend New hope and assurance rebuilding On ruins of old make amends For the sorrows and death of the ' loved ones And pave the way for Victory to send V-D- ay SALT LAKE ClTY Dec 6 (AP) Carl Lindholm 35 last of four workers burned in an explosion of a zinc slag pot at the International Smelting and Refining company plant at Tooele last Wednesday died at a hospital here last night One worker Ruie Green was killed instantly in the accident His brother-in-laLeonard and Charles Berry died laterAyres from "Peace and good will to all nations burns received in the explosion And peoples' each meeting as friend A dream (you may say) but the future Can be what we wish it if we Are willing to give of our bounty To needy ones — men oversea — A bond for a victory tomorrow A check to the war chest and fee For a child that is stricken and helpless — How boundless our giving can be! For victory and courage and : laughter And the will to rebuild and agree To stand side by side—fight together— Our pledge to the Land of the Free! —Mrs Sarah W Jones Field Serv ice u en erai oupply Building 45 Ogden Arsenal Free Gift Students Crown V D) Stephens 25th St Always open Dial 909 I w 3 Seeing sharply clearly without strain means better disposition s t e a dy nerves CONSULT T Dearden Dr S OPTICAL CO MEZZANINE AT PENNEYS Truck Driver nt Manslaughter P if will Ke a Christmas she will remember all her life! The —-a- nd clear brilliance of a perfect American cut diamond enthroned in a lovely d mounting is the most exquisite of all gifts "CI - HOME OF OXFORD AND GIVE HIM A K U P'P EN ER H'-EI'- —AnH Let " s QXM If Be Wear A hand-crafte- WitU Ch o o se NATIONALLY Don't Delay Ji UJ C FINE DIAMONDS j ALL PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX— CONVENIENT TERMS ' J ( 0$£ mi Only 75 more sportswear with Confidence from Schubach's ouistand' ing collection of really 5 KNOWN LABEL MANHATTAN SHIRTS TIES SPORTSWEAR McGregor w Something He Can f0f 31 blue-whi- te CLOTHES Hoggan's Fine Wen's Wear Sf ore urges you to mate your gift selections NOWI Each day sees greater in- roads In our stocks so fo avoid that last minute rush' and disappointment tetter hurry while hurrying is goods for HIS gift he will be proud to wear! ' 8 x 10 Tinted Portrait with every order Finished In 6 days Right prices — fine quality! STUDIO ' i 1 ' '4? 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