Show - tuc ncntki ARDEXAMiNER 10 1 THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY CT Akin Shrincr Posts in North Utah Merl i Overseas Veterans Gain XL S Arniy Discharges 0 cess of the first clothing coUec ition was due to the spirited co jisks SckoplHelp operation of school children col lege youth school administrators ai was a UtahYost His and teachers They gave' gene farmer Wallace JArthela K is the former Rayhe Manning Ttllflri TIplUQ SSgt: man f rbrtl Ogden tv a reife former Milito the Stella rously of their "time and they cerorablytof Mr Edith Manning entered! of Plain City! JJUUi) 187 at Twenty-firsWest Mrs son of t $des tainly put it to good use for they the army April 6 1942 and served T3 Dale F Silvester aarmy enthe from L Jones made a fine showing! the commisT4 Joseph as discharged Jr formerW Karl Hopkins superintensix months in Saipan " and Iwo Alvira Silvester' 276 Fifteenth ce 1942 had a 3 schools and sioner reported radio technician employed ly of dent tered the army Sept Ogden city jFort Douglas separation Jima in Ogden served 13 months over- received a letter today from John and France i? TiFleur SOU in months' 21 TCir served seas He entered the army March W Studebaker U S commissioner Sgt Harry C Pastel son of Mr Germany the Mr and Mrs C' J Lalieur sup- Jacob C Pastel" 2254 the and Mrs W Gordon son 01 6 1943 of education requesting SMnv Monroe entered the army Sept - Madison served 11 months in the Mr and Mrs Isidor Gordon 252 R Wilson ' son of Mr nort of schools in this area in the T5MrsMaxIsaac a 1942 and served 21 monins and John Wilson' 653 second campaign for the collectheatre He entered TwPntvf ifth entered the army Oct Twenty-sevent- h land France and GermanyT 6 served 14 months tion of used clothing for people in Og1942 the clerk sales d His wife 7 1942 while armyt April Before of war-tor- n SSfft George W Cause is the f orraet Olivia Rickerson 27 months in Eng- in France and Germany nations served He den GOLD PREPARATIONS son of Mr: and Mrs Ophelia 11 the 1944 Jan w army Commissioner Studebaker pointFrancie Kobert entering Cavalli son of land and bgt was WholeE IL he month ana employed by Ogden ed out that during this Mrs a c Cavalli 1265 Jjl"coin' Salve Nose Drop T4 Kafel A! Yates son of Germany Mr months in France Grant entered thi armv rw 4 Yates 2158 Wall served 30 months sale Paper Co Ogden He married the victory clothing collection will Liquid' Tablets Caution — Use Only As Directed 1943 and served 21 months in New in Germany and France Before the former Selma Nicholas 856 be held ad Drnt Co sucSold at while a waiter for unjon f"t-railroroad "Much 1942 23 of the ana for credit the June the Philippines His entered the 'army Canyon Bet tiumea His wife the former wau ty A Stewart resides at 2918 son 01 son-wif- e v UllfU ' - r f — ' 66 - it? i India-Burm- - ' I j — I f w'rf t - 'A" L j- - I U I : : William F Nantker " v'- ' X j 1 — - V ' i I st " " ! Thirty-fir- a"-10- ilJ - U S Sends V Fa nils For Firemen l- - J ""S j Utah's congressional delegation city officials of the appropriation by the teaerai be works agencys of $15481 to emexDended for salaries of 15 L rtmenti able the city to continue employ-Imeof the jl5 firemen through " rii June 30 federal for has Ogden qualified assistance because of Its' agreement to handle fires at federal installations in the Ogden area and! alsoto aid in handling fires throughout fire region No 1 which runs from Brigham City to Farmington has hf-proHora mnnpv ww "eiveni ri assisttv this fnr itv — — cinri " t Vt ance ivir wisen expiamcu 4Mlt due to shortages of qualified men rethe fire department had only full to the able been employ cently -- Walter S Dick FJ Nantker and Herman C Wr fc?rs elected am?n of! El Kalah temple Myst are newly : t v wftvv Khrinp rlnb j new me Walter a UiCK is picaiucn lUliartie ruiu iuu' o Father &nrine C Fetschcr -- rr :tji Order Conducts b n 1 Temporarily Annual Session During was George W Breoh o£ofOgden illustrious office elected to the temple Anpotentate of El KalahNobles of the Order cient Arabic meet-i- rt annual at the Shrine Mystic in the rf that organization Masonic temple Salt Lake City last evening: Mr Breon will attend the ses sfoni of the Shrine's imperial council in San Francisco this coming June as a representative of El Kalah temple He will also take his place as a member of the board of governors of the Shriners' hosfor 1946 pital for crippled children For many years Mr Breon has been the local manager of the Prudential Insurance Co of America a and is an active Mason He is18 pass: master of Unity lodge No F & A M of Ogden and also a Ogden chapter past high priest ofMatsons He is a No 2 Royal Arch 32nd degree Mason of the Scottish O troops-in-trans- Auto Motor CAN HEATER Extra heavy army type utility cans Useful for cil gas etc Electric welded Three handy carrying handles Limited quantity J) 5jC Get ycurs wnue i i : the supply lasts Hang under hood 0f car Safely prevents freezing as- jjj- men allowed under agreement with the government it Twenty-fift- h week-en- d I' " I ) j r L Trainmen Intend (AP) — PROVO Utah Jan Mark Anderson back in the Provo of mayor's chair after an interlude five years suffered an aaministra-tiv- e rebuff when his two col-- 1 leagues refused to confirm his reappointment of the city attorney Anderson proposed the reappointment of Isaac E Brockbank to the Holdover Commissioner position who opBlake D Palfreyman two the years posed appointment ago j held steadfastly to his posN tionj and Commissioner J Earl Lewjis a novice at municipal administration cast the deciding vote I " ''Vi Sam Tateoka 156 Wett Twelfth — 1 verting from war service to ciyilian life He has returned to the family farm where he was working when he enlisted in February of -- 1941 Tateoka was a member of the " SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) -- - FREE ESTIMATES EXPERT Oi Heat your home with as much as b less fuel this winter Insulate your unfloored attic with Sears All Popular Tubes in Stock ' Home Calls Made by Appointment j J Ivcrson Radio Go 2615 Quincy 'Phone 6288 5450water V- - : t 1 1 fn ' "' ' BROWNING CHEVROLET CO 1 ! 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The new 600x16 four-pl- y floor bed size is 48x84 inches and capacity is 1500 pounds J a trailer strong enough to haifdle loads but not too bigjfor easy maneuvering Easily removable front and tail gate Equipped with socket Kvire tail lamp and license plate ' ' holder " 1 J Buy It tL v: Cabinet USO-Travele- rs r I if Jul 414 ° 50x16 Stops Frost on windshield Stadium Events i! t Size VINDOW FILM VIH BLAST HORN 1 ALLSTATE Burns kerosene AUTO TOPPING Board Schedules o TIRE PUMP 5 I sures instant starting in zero temperatures AUTO TIRE TUBES on rintps for conducting the 1946 was basis it shows in the city stadium rodeo a temporary service of the annual Pioattraction main I reported today were sched celebration neer Formal opening of the center uled days acniis by city commissioners Commiswill be held in abeyance pending on a recommendation by arrival of Miss Jane Corn perma- sioner Harold L Welch manager ' of the event nent director of the 19 are dates approved July Aid service in Ogden Tuesday Jan 20 The 22 23 and 24 This leaves July 15 and the unloading of supplies 21 which falls on a Sunday without a rodeo attraction Commisand equipment explained that in Miss Rose Mosteller chairman of sioner Welch dates have the Sunday the past volunteers has been contacting re been taken up with presentation iral naeeants and that cruits from local organizations in nnrfarpntlv a similar attraction Persons wishing to participate would be arranged for this years Mosthe service may talk to Miss j teller at the lounge by telephoning show rnmmission also approved th Welch's Mrs S N Bruckner is isvfecestion that rodep helping Miss Mosteller in this work tt f invited to submit be Mrs Lanie Anderson will be producers commission on or tn thPiritv rff0rc lounge supervisor assisted by Miss which they 22 under Jan rile- before to Mardell Burnett It is planned uvesxoc aim at rodeo honored Masons Ofiden w Other the permanen1£$ervice daily ould provide tu asKea inai He the same meeting include William J operate features m from seven a m until eleven p include both gate Service will include a canteen nrnnnsitions and and flat rates of high priest and prophet and percentages rooms'' showers writing Herman O Fetscher captain of the :'quiet reading rooms and other convenguard iences desired by the traveling Walter S Dick was elected to serviceman i and his family the office of president of the Mis? Doris Keene is "acting direcrs Ogden Shrine club for the year tor of the Aid until 1946 Is taken by Miss Corn the post Provo Mavor Gains 1 Army "Blitz" i b m'"J J1 15 Week-En- d The Travelers" Aid-USlounge 109 may be opened this 1 M ILouiige May Open Election at 1 L ' I nt Herman :'-i- I ueputy uity Auaitoi uoss i ur sen said the hew funds will en ! :g:j:-:J-v:L-- i: has advised Ogden 1 fK' ss " - i E Yorgason serve 21 months in England and France seioic ne tering the army June! 6 194A was employed at Hill field Ydo son oj c SSgtMrsAlvaro anH Martin Tthiirbide pi? Twenty-fourth- ! entered the army 15 1943 Feb while an Imecnajiic at Hill field j He seryea 26 months in England ana VtP ' many 554 Jl y - Yf if ji H SSet Charles 4ibu i- : t g° - Orchard served flC na in New Guinea the LrniupH-v--a-army the entered He Japan June 13 1943 He is married ?to the former Rosella Godirey y Twenty-fift- h 1 '' Goodwin Samuel ooaZ&: VT 3230 v 'George W Breon ffj Clyde MrSSgt and Mrs j - Pay-L- j 1 I ' b I v y i ' V' - 3h f: v ' c 4 ' - 1 - 7 f ? i ' j - p s i ' Tv' 10 12 Foot Size V x 12 Foot Size x 14 Foot Size t 1995 3250 4495 i A to KH° :Z ff593 w ' 0 Store soiled clothes in the attracd tive hamper Assorted pastel colors makes the item fit i into any surroundings low-price- 5 pc ivory mixing bowlse¥ Brooms corn sraw Food Choppers t - i 49 1 1-- 49 1 89 4 - I " 2626 Wash Blvd Phone 5781 VI Phone mi iiioiiiiiriiiitT--rJ- JtJ o 2231 WASHI NGTON BOULEVARD DIAL 574 |