Show 4 f The re Preparing for Weber High Oratorio 3 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EAXMINE- R Tuesday December 19 1944 CitV fiaillS LEr06Fl I County Students ' FllfW Rages Around Once-Peacef- ul Budapest Amount From fy Graiifed Longer License Revenues V A Holiday Vacation " )i Weber county school pupils will i 7 get an extended Christmas vacation but Supt A Parley Bates and members of the board of education today were puzzled as to jwhy numerous requests for the extension had been made The board at a session today acted to give pupils a vacation beginning Friday Dec 22 at noon until ' Tuesday Jan 2 The school calendar had called for the vacation to begin Friday Dec 22 at noon with class work resuming on Tuesday Dec 26 and New Year's day off "The act disrupts the school calendar and the only way to get in the 172 school days required to obtain financial aid from the state is to" extend the school closing date from Friday May 18 to Friday May 25" Supt' Bates said Bates pointed out that sugar beet thinning and various other agricultural activities would be under way before school closes also that most of the many requests for the extended vacation came from strictly farming areas including Plain City Hooper West Weber Wilson and the Wahlquist school area "Evidently Weber county farmers do not need the help of their youngsters on the land although classes were operated on a half-da- y basis last fall for five weeks that pupils could assist with the harvest" Bates declared "The only good point in granting Ogden city this year up to Dec gathered Into its coffers almost $100000 from licenses of various kinds as compared to $60845 for the similar period in 1943 a re port submitted by Mrs Elizabeth Tillotson city recorder to the city commission today revealed However collections in regulatory license fees were $10433 less than last year Regulatory license fees collected this year amounted to $50346 as compared to $6p84575 in 1943 License fees this year were bol' stered by the occupational tax and the milk inspection fees Occupational fees amounted to $42077 up to Dec 1 1944 and the milk fees realized $6162 bringing the grand 1 i J it i ' - ' total to $98586 for the period Meanwhile the Utah Concrete BUDAPEST This 'view of Budapest Hungary shows iwo suspension bridges over the Co was awarded a contract by ' Danube river In the left background the royal palace Is visible to the city commission supply 360 — — — lineal teet oi large reinforced concrete pipe at a charge of $274 per ill- loot or a total oi $98040 Mother Two Long regarded as a hazard to children attending Mound Fort INT FOREFRONT Weber high school's oratorio "Messiah" will be sung by students Wednesday school on Twelfth street an open Dec 20 at eight p m in the school auditorium Among principal performers (reading from left) are canal paralleling the street will be Die in Flames Glen Call Bonnie Burnett Margaret Ellis Donna Mae Bingham Lowell Manfull Don Colvin and Verna f J Jiiwnil "" " replaced by the concrete pipe The "avv Bess Ferrell pianist project is a joint one between the BOISE Idaho Dec 19 (UP)— city and the city school board with The death' toll of a fire which deeach assuming half of the cost On Dec 12 the bids for the pipe frame dwell stroyed a three-roo" m t ' were opened by the city commis "v at Orchard 30 miles ' south ing sion which referred them to Comwest of Boise was raised to three missioner William D Wood for at noon today when Mrs Eleanor study and recommendation Contract to supply 60 new street Ledford 23 the mother of two in- Banners for use during Pioneer " ' ' ' ii lant Doys who succumbed in the days and other celebrations was flames died 'at a Boise hospital Mrs Lillian W Wilkins 42 wife awarded today by the city fathers The children who died were Everof Russell W Wilkins operator of to John L Parker who agreed to the banners ett 2 and his brother a for of Ledford total a Denver wool commission house supply $1155 m 1 died last Marshall night 183 the request is that 78 Ruth B Mcintosh executive as- - any given time are suffering from Denver said an Thirty banners extending "welteachers are married women with sistant to thej? regional director of the come" to the various states will be of the risk" Associated impact Press families and it will give these supplied at a cost of $20 each 15 "icinxosn said tnere are dispatch mritv hn!rri i n-- V y riT women a cnance io"VDe wnn vineir th" iri the social security program "welcome" banners of a different gaps The 4youngsters during the holiday sea- - ver told the Women's Legislative that need to be built up Twenty Lillian 'former will be supplied for $18 design Weisner son However many mothers of council in Ggden Monday night million persons are not covered of Z476 Washington each The bid was recommended Chicago she pupils are working at war bases Mhat social security is a plan to by unemployment insurance and married Commissioner Wood for by Wilkins accept will have only one day off for assure for every family at all times neither do they come within the in ance Chicago in and it appears that stu- - the basic necessities of life it is a old age and survivors program 1929 They moved ue 14 W"U1U °t ?euer °" 'n scnooi pian to provide lor evfery family The SDeakpr sairi iht Beautiful hniM to in 1929 rather than at home without su an income through the whole cycle protection against temporary dis- - In Ogden 1940 famthe pervision" Bates concluded inc apuuy or niness or the wage ily moved to "In 1935" she said "it became earner Everlasting In normal times she said Denver and has x apparent that in a nation in which more people suffer loss of earn- lived in Denver 28 million people were in need of ings disability than and Broomfield emergency relief— there was no throughthrough Colo since unemployment social security — that the individual Would it not seem logical to Mrs Wilkins is alone could not protect his family pay the same benefits in case of survived hv her E Mrs- - Wilkins through periods of national dis-- ! sirkne?s nf the wnffe earner aa aro husband two asters or even through periods of paid for "Mir 7 A she sons Russell 9 and Anthony 7 unemployment?" V personal disasters It became ap- asked Mrs her mother Martha Weisner parent to everyone that the effects Proposed Extension and her mother-in-laMrs MarWill be found in our Lieut (jg) A R Dohm (fc) of unemployment old age incapac- - iMiss Mcintosh discussed of all Wilkins and Denver garet the pro- a sister Mrs Esther No white Christmas daze — but USNR who has been assistant nnh- - ity or death fof the wage earner Chi' Yaeger i - ' extension of social security fiVWiWi'Hf I' f f f tif immense stock of gifts lie relations nffirer sinrp Mav nr were not the problems of the in- - posed you folks can dream can't you to meet the costs of medical care cago s to be it this year at Clearfield naval supply divdlial1i n°T 'could they be going tough sleddingRosary will be said for MrsWil-kin- s no snow and hospitalization through the infor Christmas and evIf i ip has been nominated by Capt trolled by nirtk tomorrow funand the night surance principle C B Kitchen supply officer in V S Among Last i"An illness either to the wage eral will be held from St CathVenus rested in the moon's arms ery? other occasion command as press relations offi- at eleven am last "America was among the last of earner or to his family may result erine's church night-di- d cer in charge of press releases and the large nations to take steps to in folks notice with burial in Mount the star beside you expense of hundreds of dollars Thursday the Turkish cres suPervisof for "Sea- - assure security to her people" Olivet cemetery asedlt?nai a few in she "A said Gee gull the depot paper A visit from you will Offices of Wilkins & Co Ltd cent in the heavens last night The speaker said the principle very small weks" contribution (through wool —Venus — was the phenomenon great miAUiliU tlili commission in of social Denver firm so insurance is Han7 new still (sc)J ttJ£d £'Jorda? the insurance will proprinciple) USNR present public relations of- - in this be greatly appreciated right behind the moon for WEDDING BELLS that many people vide the money with which to pay Billings Mont and Ogden will slipped Veronica Lake diminutive blonde actress an eclipse ficer at the base received notice do not country it "It is like the bills of those who are unfortu- be closed Thursday understand smiles happily as she clings to arm of her husband film director today from Capt Kitchen that due private insurance in that contribu- - nate by us Andre De Toth after their Hollywood wedding Miss Lake recently It should and could be dut celestial the bodies Although tions or" vfh0re premiums are collected effected in such a received her final divorce decree from Major John Dellie also won as to inseemed to be touching folks sci placed from the many who are exposed sure free choice of way doctor or hosAT LUNDSTROM S custody or tneir ence says the moon Is 240000 miles daughter Elaine to the risk and placed in a com pital and retain the personal rejiif eio ueen Venus while at litis its uicuv nearest away mon wiumi fund out of which benefits uuvj oaj between physicians and assigned for instruction to the ad- may be paid !to the few who at lationships point is 25000000 miles off their she concluded vanced base group of the depot patients" — — 1 ft— to Day prior Gee Venus couldn't hug the receiving orders moon anyway says Aloysus the WAC Member Home omce boy— she has no (Statue) Speaking of weatherI Four of Ogden city's ice skating maximum 39 de temperature ponds are receiving enthusiastic at- grees and minimum was 19 degrees WASHINGTON rw 19 rAP Yule' Season tention from local fans William J es warmer Rackham assistant superintendent f£"f °Af to use Thursday is the dast d $100688-- 3 of waterworks reported today a un Pvt Marjory M Lee a member coupons gasoline in Between 600 and 700 children ber of the women's army corps s!x coupons in each One year ago It was warmer— and adults are War bond totals in Weber county patronizing the maximum is enjoying Christmas season at was 43 de- - °asic A book will become valid daily Mr Rackham said and grees and temperature ome this yeair with her parents today: E bond sales: $1906883 to- - rinks E B Cardon 40 of 223 Twenty- n?w 4 coupons will 27 minimum deereps ?ach as more ponds are made available De of gaso f°r four was reported m an improved i'V- a"u — ocuuiieia ia-taj sales to individuals: $5943121 the spots are expected to increase Skies were clear too inline g°odAney wini gallons valid remain saes to corporations: $6535824 in popularity Drawing large March 21 1945 Pvt Lee enlfsteH i the P through S— Venus thP and Regarding crowds almost daily are ponds at Moon aoouc seven-tnirt- y the Associated Press said uue siauon in ugaen in uc- o'clock after be- u""" El Monte the municipal golf were noooed with T She received basic more firms that reached their course by an automobile at the toDer 194iiicwspapers mgtruek at Ninth and and Liberty calls asking if this were a modern Coast intersection of Grant and Twenty- - ifaining at lort Des Moines and quota: Fisher-Hes- s Co El- - Thirty-secon- d Pontiac and Jefferson u uc one nas mer ann Tamab-Hie iuxiu ins Mr Rackham said he expected wli ' """T"' EVANSTON Wya Dec 19— in server! wgaiuw TJ J ivf Apniff nave one to or more two m operag Sf1""" maroon sutiered a possible skull tamp iew York and is at present "?ms villages tion before the end of the week Mexico fracture when he was V stritfb- Kir located at Onvprnnrs Tclnnf lack but Calif of manpower has delayed h where Lieut Harris will be 1 deh Over two hundred people a car driven bv James 7? WaHi"- - This she savs Is ralTeH fhe V r to further duties in the of the ponds some the urnivo U assigned completion ll' k H UJ(T uuw learneia wardie was driv- iry ciud qi tncarmy" The women Tt "" xropicai of which are still in the process of of u S air corps army at exhibition this "Sii meetfirst have free tirbt? fn Nero vnri ing southron Grant: nann peace" xiooamg came as from in£east far shows across north They Grant Wardie walking the famous MettnTH not anrt as far cmih if a wov vucidusc ux rnnntUnincluding wvv auuj enjoy an eiao- - as IBriffham ukciui '"t""""" iignis Auto Plates Available f r ? Citv rru wi?h°tyrspepEsiarhave any ua aa appxoacning car he was un- - oraie program 0f entertainment at 18 Ior x"c tluu f Will Recruit: "Only once sir I tried aoie xo see ine pedestrian hut their base EVANSTON Wyo Dec 19— uupiai usu nuooyisis or those to spell it lrueresiea in iropicai iisn Anyone stopped immediately upon impact The 1945 automobile license plates —I interested in this hobby is in A for Uinta county are available at 2265 Washington Blvd Dial 5775 O vited to attend There is no charg e At you think Doctor 7T: that the office of the county treasurer Event AquariUlll Club 3Ieeting u JV"""B The — seennrf meetirt t nic ttend: Dan Gerard The plates are white T°erchalgedm !or a5ies' new - Wlth blacic f1?" "CIVie Wasatch Aquarium club figures and have the Lieut Col Virgil C Toller re No I made six visits" will be held at the club room of bronco as usual Wyoming bucking cently returned from the European "But Doctor forget he Intne iierthana roller rink 321 Yiile Dance war front will relate his ex fected the wholedon't school!" lwenty-fourt- h at eight o'clock periences tonight at seven-thirt- y Auesday night Dec 19 At the last in tne M l a services of the Li meeting the following officers were Ij S Eleventh ward Thirty-firs- Musicale Prepared chosen President Jim Kimhnl nf and Washington Liptit Col Evening EVANSTON Wvo Dpp 19— Th Toller is in Ogden on a v£ueii viue presiaeni Edward IrEvanston L D S Third ward choir win of IT Salt Lake City and secre A Christmas dance for the L D lunougn irom a hospital in Den of 40 voices under direction Preparations iasiclirected of Miss Miller ver of tary OgShirley S Seventeenth and Twenty-thir- d Postma chorister with Mrs Lewis high school students wil irank wards will be held Friday at is pre Adrian Spencer nine p m in tne nail Twenty- - present a musical program under paring a Christmasorganist eve program of ninth and Quincy The dance is uirecxion ot uelmar Dickson choral music which will be prefUDiic is invited sponsored by the Seventies quorOPEN UNTIL 8 P M sented on Sunday Dec 24 at ums of the two wards and all seven-thirt- y p m in the First ward senior ward members and friends Christmas L D S chapel j are invited It will be Party Entertainment for Every Projector Owner! Paul Wheeler will play the violin r IIUKJVXM —The Hnnner Yf"" xxj 5 and intermission numbers are w omens club will have a Christmas partv at th planned m ujijVi U4 t° News n War - Films iuny COX Wednesrinv Tton i h?t eight p m The nrocram is m hv being arranged Travel Divided Estates iriro Pole Adventure eaa and Mrs Alice Flinders MOSCOW Dec 19 (AP)— The oames will be played All memNature estates of 683 former landlords bers are requested to Sports a dol- were reported today to have been xi gui io exchantrpbringT?ofrcK About $220 Base Pay divided among 53000 peasants in Westerns Old Comedies served by the hos Lublin province of Poland This is one of Southern Pacific's finest jobs — and normally not easy CARTOONS to get Today we have a few open- o o ? v 5 'I ' PM-w- ar - : Veronica Lake Marries Again j i(Liiiiii) n 'itiijtuj:i-j':'imt- " ""'"'"''ioi-- i ' Tots f U Social Security's Purpose Is to Assure Necessities Of Life5 Speaker Declares ' Mrs Russell W m -- - Wilkins Dead - " 1 p - i of-o- ur wIp i Lnndstrom's - j i 3 Tnnno Depot Changing Press Officers AN n I w ' con-dep- ot fmM - - 1 " '' JwnihffV'J1" -- Public Flocks to — E Bond Pedestrian Hurt For lUTrt'SK - Total frilr To avoid the last min- ute rushy might ive suggest that you pick u p t h o s e layaivay packages today A-i- f0 - "A-1- 4" ote A-1- rr-- i - 1 KM i "au6 t5 i V "i-iti- Lave lor "- Spanish-sneakin- 1ST - Ul 1 tiai A- Thursday Last For 113' Stamps City Ice Ponds Hits Iii Accident rSmra tnree-year-o- ld I -l A wc-m- v- - irn s I : Officcf : I Speak 'tw Mutual ' ed Slated 666 HOME Hips fc t Friday 30-ri- MViiS semi-forma- av li T5r -- - Tues Evening Now you can be a Locomofivo fireman 0 Mickey Mouse ings —no Donald Duck the Kangaroo Terry Toons Kiko -- Puddy the Pup Drownie the Bear Little King Dick and Larry Scrappy Kraxy Kat Jungle Jinks Mutt and Jeff Cheezer Barney Google 1 Street Dial "Everything Photographic! 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