Show t 'Arsenal Rail System Modernized THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 22 1943 BA IT City Permits Burning of Rubbish Because of Clean-u-p Labor Scarcity The shortage1 of labor in the' Section one all of the city north nt the Oeden river burn on Mon city's spring cleanup campaign has day and Tuesday all of city east of created rather a serious condition Monroe and south of the river Commissioner William D Wood re- burn Wednesday portion of city west of Monroe and east of Jefferported Saturday not— been able to son burn Thursday portion of city The city has hire enough labor for the job and south of Twenty-eight- h and west the aid offered by city prisoners of Washington burn Friday and is not adequate he said Attempts will bejnade to obtain aid of Ger- Saturday "If the fire does happen t$ get man' war prisoners but this seems out of control do not delay in rather remote it was explained the fir e department This Meanwhile ton after ton of ref- calling be done by dialing the operatmay use has been stacked in the gutters ing and asking for the department along city streets and if a heavy it was added : rainstorm occurs it would result "Keep children away from! the in the clogging of sewer systems fires the commissioner said "Do not use gasoline or any To offset this Dossibility the city similar flammable liquid to kindle has obtained permission from the the refuse to be burned' " Watch surrounding- - foofs for fire prevention bureau - for Individuals to burn rubbish under cer- fire starting from sparks" tain conditions from April 22 to 29 - Commissioner Wood said loads inclusive j':"w being collected this year are greatRules set forth by Lieutenant R er than in any other year He said G Penton! chief of fire prevention that in areas from which one load bureau are as follows: jr used to be collected as many as No fires tobe burning after dark nine are being collected now Do not lignite fires if it is a "We feel quite humble about the the commissioner Isaid situation" windy day on paved "With the shortage of help it may Refrain from burning " streets take us a month to complete the or open places cleanup Job and therefore vacant lots Use for a build- month Ogden at least 50 feet away from will city probably ings fences dry grass etc or any look terrible combustible material Maintain: only small fires and have a competent person supervise the burning Absolutely no fires in fire zone No 1 which-- comprises the area from the Ogden river bridge at cSawed-oft- s the north end of town to Thirty-fir- st east to Adams and west to Wall and along Washington inFor the past two years young cluding 125 feet on each side of girls have been the subject of the boulevard to Thirty-sixt- h The city has been divided into discussion because they wore four sections and residents in each levis and shirts with the tails section are requested to burn their hanging but but Weber college trash on the days designated as has a new ' one "Sawed-f- f follows: slacks that end just about knee length worn with pretty blouses Gun Coeds Wearing -- r and suede jackets The girls are enthusiastic about the new wrinkle in school attire because according to the originators of the fad -- on the campus Helen James Joyce Radcliff Joy Davis Pauline Edwards Dorothy Dal ton Norma Cross - Shirley Wade and Jackie Snell "they're more comfortable than skirts and they're more fun to wear" While faculty members don't exactly approve the girls jare firmly convinced the sawedoff trousers are even more practical than the short skirts preferred by some That of course seems to be a matter of question among the student body and the teachers It all depends on whether you're going to school or having just a tumbling session on the campus our Furniture Insured?! f$ At a cost of only $200 to $300 per year you can buy $1000 insurance on your household contents and other personal property Even a small loss might cost you a hundred times that amount Why not phone us today? Dial I " V school conference of the v' v v'-- Jw v Troublesome One of the greatest difficulties postoffice officials have is clarifying claim rules on lost or damaged K Hazen super PROGRESS Ogden arsenal locomotive engineers now get their packages Frank maus saia Saturday orders by radio Above Colonel W A Capron commanding: officer intendent oimust be filed not more "Claims gets a demonstration from Engineer M YD Ilorton on use of the new two-wthan six months after the package equipment Engineer Horton is responding to a call from was mailed to be eligible for rethe yard office to take his locomotive to another point on the reserimbursement This applies to APO vation (U S army photo) and packages sent to servicemen women however a four-monlimit of time must be allowed for transportation of such packages which leaves two months to place the claim if the package was not received by the addressee" he said It is important he said for each person mailing parcels overseas to a obtain information on such items Two-wa- y radio sets of the latest as rapidly as possible because the The Ogden chamber of commerce limit cannot be ex design are now installed in locoand most industries throughou motives tended operated by the railroad Utah are supporting the passage of transportation corps of Ogden U S house bill 143 and the iden arsenal was announced Saturit tical senate bill 184 E J Fjeld Give Cookies Col W A Capron comsted executive secretary of the day by officer ay th Time Saved Bv Given to Backing New Methods Measure Wage six-mon- th Girls chamber reported Saturday The bill has passed the senate and is now being considered by a senate committee ' If passed the bill will allow ad ministrators of the social security act to furnish to state unemployment compensation law authorities with information pertaining to wage records of individuals within the state Such a procedure would be eco nomical for the state To obtain the information in any other man ner would cost approximately $15 000 a year Fjeldsted explained and would add to the burden of indus dupli try's manhours to supply the ' cate information The bill does not provide for government supervision or domination he emphasized and would in no way lead to governmental con ia Michael Smulthis Russian Robert Lynch and Ethel Bayley Dutch British Stettler Albert Stettler Swiss and Romeo George Dion Canadian Divorces Sought in District Court isst l 'r manding The radio control or master stastation which embodies a tion in the railroad yard office serves two systems guard and rail road dispatching on the same transmission frequency It is operated by means of two remote control units located some distance from the transmitter which provide operation by either the or railroad dispatcher It guard also eliminates any possible "dead" spots on the arsenal providing quick access to all stations on the 50-wa- mm DINETTE SETS UNFINISHED CHESTS Specially Priced " Ward Announces time-rnn:ii- m BIRTHS All Wood Construction Three suits for divorce had been filed Saturday in Second district court as follows Jovita Pasco Pajao against Roque M Pajao failure to provide and cruelty married Sept 16 1937 at Oakland Calif Floyd M Jordan against Agnes M Jordan cruelty married Dec 11 1933 at Rockville Maryland Retha Worrell - against Bill N Worrell cruelty: married Aug 24 1939 at St Anthony Idaho Sentence Given for Improper Conduct irs PLATFORM ROCKERS MARBLE TOP KITCHEN TABLE ' Reg $6900 Now $4995 Reg $2995 Now $1995 I i f f 1 ®&'&ux:-&Sjxjjr&-:£- : V Parsons — h mwtl(lt B Parsons —— Gifts Sought for n : -- Cancer Fund is The Weber county cancer drive organized as with Mrs Mary Mrs D R Cooper captain Wheelwright vice captain' and y chairman Mrs Elizabeth Williams secretary-treasurBoxes' for donations will be placed in stores and banks throughout the city Beginning Monday at eight-thirt- y a m there will be a headquarters table at the postoffice lobby where the women will sell memberships at the price bf $1 "Lesser amounts will be gladly ' received? said the captain adding "By this' effort six lives can be saved every hour Will yours be one of them?" pub-licit- j r to CLIAM-U- P Full-Size- J Greer Farmer L Greer - Parsons Farmer Greer Families Fighting Dictators WILLARD April 21 — Among service men in Willard are two sons of Mr and Mrs Charles Parand two sons two sons-in-labrothers of the sons-in-la- w Sgt Vernal Parsons son of Mr and Mrs Charles Parsons enlisted in the army in December of 1942 and received his training at Camp Tennessee and KenHood Tex tucky He left for overseas in July w 1944 ' Pre-Wa- $1295 Tins - - i Two 1 "Simmer-Speed- " We are selling out all of our furniture stock to remodel and get ready for our lines of electrical going appliances Now is your opportunity to buy furniture at less than half 1 1 "Insta-name- " Lar£e "3-in- RECOMMEND A i RELIABLE PAINTER OPEN TILL 9 TOO Sewing machines are needed! 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coat valued at $46 E W Wright 123 Quincy reported the theft of 12 hens Returns to Coast Eugene R Buck fireman 1c son of Mrs Verna Buck 3003 Grant has returned - to Mare Island for reassignment for submarine patrol leave duty after spending a 30-dwith friends and relatives He en listed in January 1944 and trained at San Diego Calif He was stationed on Guam for two months during the rehabilitation period He was stationed at Iwo Jima at the time of his leave ay 9-- Ox Barrel TOILERS -- Reg 5 each Six of these heavy flawless tumblers ot aworthwhil barrel shape nine-ouning size J4487 iiW"- ir '"frP CI I class sav- co nl Itors Dress Sox Originally 35c a pair v3' pairs High quality hose in onk- let sport and long lengths in late smart colors pat terns and novelty weaves All Sizes son Sewing Machine Top Burners 1 UNUSUAL SALE' r ALL THESE FEATURES 1 One '01antSDeed" On "Snii' and T-- Control LET US Gwen For Your Singer Construction Enamo-Grm- $795 up 163 W Corporal Leo Greer son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Greer Deerfield Mo entered the army in March 1943 and received his training 'at Camp Huan Calif with an antiaircraft division Before entering the service he worked for Moffet driving truck He is now with the Third army in Germany Pvt Arthur Greer son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Greer Deerfield Ma and husband of Mrs Delia W Greer formerly of 151 Thirtieth is now living in MisOgdenwho souri with her two children Pvt Greer entered the marines in April 1944 and trained at San Diego He is a mechanic with the --First marine air wing squadron now in the south Pacific Eighteenth Baker 1910 Washington daughter Salmela William Leonard and Flora Violet McGraw 629 Tenth son Burk James Roland and Nettie Mae White A Greer at daughter d GAS RANGE MATTRESSES 5x12 size 3273 ROPER PAIMT-U- P "f As Low as 1 3 bsKaaass with a tank destroyer battalion and is serving with the First army in Germany He is a graduate of Box Elder high school Before entenns Ora service he was working for Bundy contractor and ' helped his father on the farm Pvt Boyd Parsons another son of Mr and Mrs Parsons entered the army in November 1944 and trained at Camp Fannin Tex He left1 for overseas duty with the inyear He fantry in April of this school and Box Elder high attended Choir to the army helped entering prior Sing his father on'the farm Robert Farmer S 1c son of Mr and Mrs James E Farmer 2239 Ward Jackson Ogden and husband of Mary P Farmer entered the navy The - L D S Twenty-sevent- h in May 1944 and received r his ward choir of 33 will give a musi- training at San Diego and Seattle cal evening at the Eighteenth ward He left for overseas in December Jefferson and Twenty-sevent- h at 1944 seven-thirt- y o'clock this evening He is a graduate of Higginsville The choir will be directed by high school Higginsville Mo and Valate Payne with Mrs Louie worked for Vh years at Ogden Reeder and Edith Jones accom- arsenal His wife and daughter Deanna live at 154 Harrisville panists Soloists will be Agatha Vlaan-dere- n road He has two brothers in the William T South Norma service James L Farmer missGreen Brough Edith Jones Adele ing in Germany and Ted Knight Vandrimmelen Ilene Payne Ethel stationed in Boise He is a of Mr "and Mrs Parsons Allred Richard Allred and Frank Willard Rogers Pfc Joe Greer son of Mr and The public is invited Mrs Oscar Greer Deerfield Mo and husband of Mrs Norma P Greer joined the marines in May 1944 and received his training at Police Informed of San Diego He left for overseas in August of the same year He is now serving with the First marine air "wing in the Philippines His wife and daughter Jeneal are BMrs E Sandell 429 Binford: living with her parents Mr and had reported to city police Satur- Mrs Parsons Willard He worked Ogden arsenal two years and day the theft of the following items at drove a truck for Moffet Construcof clothing from her closet: ' One black crepe dress" two blue tion Co dresses one red jersey blouse and one blue wool skirt The articles were valued at $67 V8502 nine-year-o- ld TIME CONGOLEUM RUGS 75 McKinlay Alma Wesley and Carma May Pulley 3122 Ogden son Peterson Joy Clifford and Valerie 0 Joy Carlson Victory road Washington Terrace son Johns Robert Thomas and Annie May Rampton 2244 Polk son Tlirlroi TVlvl William nnf ratharina Whittier Morgan daughter Brackenbury Fredrick Lowell and Edwina Francis Sullivan 573 Thirteenth D-3- nf had been sentenced tnri a v by Judge Theodore Bohn of First district juvenile court to a sentence of $100 or 50 days in jail after he was found guilty of a charge of taking indecent lihor ties with a girl in a local theatre Kaminska was granted a stay of execution until Monday to enable him tn funds to pay the fine Wall 355-24T- H TocU S 0 Club The Pleasant View ward primary girls gave 330 cookies to the USO last week Seagull girls are Eileen Chamberlain Molly Ann Cragun Janet Rhees and Marlene Wade teacher Mary B Walton Bluebird girls are J anet Cragun Wanda Guf f ey Joan Harris Marion Rhees Alice Maycock Ranae Rhees Beth Winters Gaylene Summers teacher Florence J Wise Lark girls are: Laurene Budge Vv POSt Frances Harris Louella Johns Numerous Warehouses Marilyn Rhees teacher Eva H Radios have greatly contributed Barker President of the Primary to the efficiency and safety of op- is Josephine Budge eration r of the entire transportation svstem which inrlurips 115 miles of trackage servinir several hundred warehouses spread over an area ot several thousand acres of government reservation The SVStem was installed under riirer tion and supervision of Maj F A Roehrig post signal officer and Doris Brian recently returned was the outgrowth of an idea instigated by Capt Laurance B Safter serving 18 months in the L D northern states mission will h Payne officer in charge of rail the speaker in the seven o'clock transportation division Lieut John L Slanchter whn ounuay evening sacrament service has immediate supervision of the at the Twelfth ward according to rail ODerations branch nnints ntit Bishop Bradley H Paul A special musical program of that a considerable saving in time — at least 25 per cent— in spotting vocal duets and solos will be preoi cars nas been effected with a sented bv her narsnts Mr onH resultant Savin in the use nf Tliecel Mrs Douglas Brian and her brothfuel oil Prior to installation of er Douglas Brian Jr The Twelfth ward is located at the radio dispatching system spotand Jacksnn Th ting of' railroad cars along ware- Twenty-sixt- h house docks was a public is invited ing operation due to delays in the transmission or orders to switching locomotives Chart Maintained Under the new svsfem VVAtCU IU tion orders to mrive rar ara trans tne Oad&n rltvB health Hnortmn mitted via radio to the locomotive ing the past week: closest to the cars to be moved The Morris James and Margaret Edith railroad dispatcher maintains a Shupe 240 North Harrison daughter Edward William Thnm chart of the location of each locotella Osborn 133 Seventeenth daughter! motive within the reservation Munson Harvey James and Edna Mae means of which he may direct bya locomotive to a new job The loco- Wheelwright rear 2349 Quincy daughter Lnudla FrAH snit TVtnna Hoirntk motive selected — i that — nmwu 332 Twenty-sixt- h must travel the least distance to Maycock Marshalldaughter Wright and LaVon accomplish the assignment result- Maude Tayson Pleasant View son ing in safe operation saving of Hart WllHm Palnh anrf TJntK Tli141s locomotive time critical labor and 1038 Twenty-fourt- h daughter' power Harman T Kaminska V P - JW REASON FOR tt Sunday Speaker Eleven Persons Gain Final Clearance! -- l' er ? iPRICEStASHEB cealed weapons is Decoming mucn too prevalent Claim Rules Held Papers on Fine Furniture j tii ward Iwill be held April 22 at ten a m under direction of the South Ogden stake Sunday school superintend-enc- y Citizen The meeting will also be under direction of the Sunday Eleven persons of foreign birth school Special speaker will be A were admitted Saturday to citizenWalter Stevenson Special music ship in the United States followfurnished by Myrah Bingham! ing examinations in Second district ocurt They include Elizabeth Wilhel- mina Bork German Gaspare Sacco and John Andrew Guidi Italian Kaliopi Mannos and Canele Kara-fotSarris Greek: Jacob Post 42 1 1 Frank Slocum 21 2687 Lincoln appearing Saturday Ina city to pay fine court 'was sentenced 50 days in jail on serve or of $100 a charge of carrymg a concealed WSlocu'm was arrested by state It was agents liquor commission made had agents just the reported nn a local establishment but were unable to find the man for whom they were wuuuk wueu and the man they wanted Officers nulled up in a car searched them and found Slocum was carrying a gun The gun was loaded had a cartridge in the chamber and the safety catch was off it was tesuiiea in couru Samuel H Barker assistant city tnat Sloattorney recommended term a jail stating cum be given that the practice of carrying con f' " Conference Dated 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