Show t i City Will Demand $i Towing Fee itirn in - M t iT-f- determmea What probably will be the mosttion material are costs as o labor and terial new building appraisal ambitious --—-and Was are usea program in Weber county history the cost commenced Tuesday in Ogden city For taxation purposes new buua and the county George E Brown ings are assessed at 50 per cent county assessor revealed today of the construction cost Old buua Engaged in the task are Walter ings are assessed at 50 per cent A Stumm chief building appraisof their depreciated value Brown er for the state tax commission continued m who is working in the city D R task when completThe Forsha deputy county assessor ed willpresent the list of buildingand A Wilkens of the state en- onnraiaol bring in Ante Brown extin who are follows a system gineering department Brown said plainedi that he i4 ocrrintion 01 surveying the county The annual task of determining every building in the county is the value of new construction for kept on file in his office assessment purposes is begun this time each year Probably two Photographs Taken Evprv npw buildine is photo months will be required to comto and detailed information which task appears graphed the plete as to its size character cost enin county history be the greatest arc placed in a serially numbered the assessor stated file which is referred to yearly for which new buildings The many assessment 1946 include purposes the assessor have arisen during added estabindustrial business houses "This system makes for uniformlishments conventional residences and eliminates basement and half basement hous- ity of assessment Use of of the element In guesswork the many county es and garages vir the in has resulted this nlan houses new homes barns' milk by of tual elimination etc have complaints gone sheds equipment declared he owners" property up commended Brown property To determine the value the to get the owners for "their fine cooperation" building is measured area in square feet Then the num with the appraisers neaung ber of rooms character oiconstruelighting appliances and now on drivers who park their vehicles in fire zones or entrances to alleyways or who create a hazard or a blockmaade ill probably find their a and chines in custody of police $5 towing charge to boot City commissioners today passed art ordinance empowering police ofhcefs to engage a towing truck veto remove improperly parked authoralso hicles The ordinance to deflhand a $5 towize' the city before releasing such ing charge B Van City Attorney Derrah theL ordinance Dykel who prepared modeled after said it had been which cities other in similar codes have been deemed enforceable through court tests fee does Payment of the towingfrom subnot exhonerate drivers for the violasequent court action said Van tions Dyke JProjn oth-erwi- se ' T-'- - ' ' J !f ' I : 1 c? Of - Mive of Hooper Dies on Coast 37 mem- ber of U S marine corps former resident of Hooper and former customs officer at Manila Philippine Islands died at the marine hospital San Francisco Monday following a long illness in Hooper Mr Garner was born Jan 14 1909 a son of Justin He-band Martha Ann McGregor Garner He was educated in Hooper and before enlisting in the marines in 1929 engaged in farming He and his wife Gloria were taken prisoners at the fall of Manila and she died in the Santa Tomas camp He remained a prisoner until liberated by U S troops He later married a Philippine resistHe was a member of the L D S church Surviving are his widow Mrs Paz Garner and a son Herbert Eugena Garner Philippine islands Also the following brothers and Justin A sisters: George E William Roy Garand Joseph Little Mrs James ner Hooper Lay-to- n Fisher Harold Mrs Ogden Mrs George Sangberg Mrs Blaine Mabel Clark and Mrs Stone Salt Lake City The body will be sent to the mortuary 3408 Washington Ogden er r my CAN EWE Ogden could be considered a model city Tuesday night andas early today Not a single "drunk-wtrundled to the police station and no disturbance cases The desk serwere reported geant's spindle was glaringly void of any overnight complaints The "drunk tanks" which usually are astir with groggy mornduring the early were empty ings Police jokingly suggested that the new sheriff Mac M Wade first Republican county electee ty to take up office in the had have building may something to do with it Other officers more loyal to their own side of the fence pointed out that Police Chief O H Petersen's warning of several days ago that tavern operators would be held responsible for the behavior of their clientele was paying off Whatever the cause or combination of causes the situation was deemed practically without precedent MJ THEM JkJ YOU fiEJL1 Minute? over-indulge- rs pENlLLE Mastar Skefters We Warkaiaashlf ia iavhfhit U$f Sales Sepairetf ajr tuuiteei Special! At PENNEY'S SHOE REPAIR Downstairs Concert Tonight Good Looks! "Squinty I SPREADS Priced to Meet Every Demand city-coun- -- KL -- X aI from the detract eyes" — -- ii 4 thoroughly examine your eyes and if needed prescribe the proper glasses for you i tp THEM AWAY! THROW GOOD VISION Phoenix club Weber college its original and tradi- will Cerv present ujiUKui at Btvxttt ui tin wi- lege auditorium The orchestra is composed of musicians of the club conducted by Willis Wynn president Selections to be played include "Poet and Peasant Overture" and a medly of Stephen Foster's favorites Ten organizations of the campus will present skits Students and the public are invited The show is sponsored by Associated Men and Women Students of the college with Richard Farr president of the men's and Ruth Dixon president of the women's group HONORS DONT Ogden Attains 6ModeV Honor Phoenix Club Sets WOOL 100 - SUPERIOR OPTICAL CO On The Mezzanine at Penney's Phone 8821 SINGLE 25 SHEET BLANKETS WOOL DOUBLE Solid colored blankets in dusty rose cherry wood blue and green Matching 25 wool and 75 cotton blankets Block plaids in rose blue green and cedar 100 satin binding Rayon binding yarn wear 690 72 x 84 72x 598 84 Chicken feather filled Blue and white striped sateen ticking plumply filled Sizes 20 x 26 Jf i CUSTOMIZED LENGTHS - ml I I Is Mi lJ i -- f 1 J II 1i it fI if- - I 219 1p m COVERS TABLE LACE Woven cotton lace in eggfhell color Dsinty §caUop4 edge Boxed 00x80 3 AQ 4I" SETS LACE CLOTH it 72 x 90 cloth and cotton lace with a i lover pattern Matching Panels Regardless of Length The j Tailored Panels Have A SABEL FINISH 16x36 1-- 16x63 scarf Sel r Woven QA HATHAWAY NYLON MARQUISETTE PANELS CURTAIN STRETCHERS UNNECESSARY STARCHING UNNECESSARY 298 CONTROLLED SHRINKAGE EASY TO IRON 44x36 98c 44x45 I 44x54 1-- For All Your Windows ' ft 181 BED PILLOWS PANELS J cotton sheet blankets in white stitched ends for long durable 70x95 COTTON MARQUISETTE 90" " Goods Event Continues White Annual Penney's Appraisers Checking Tax Value of New Buildings ill Parking Cases Herbert Eugene Garner i - THE OGDEN (UTAH STAND ARD-EXA- 19 129 HOME SPUN MATCHING ENSEMBLE 86x36 Cloth each 12x12 " ' J A fabric of outstanding characteristics woven 44x63 44x81 44x96 49 159 179 X 1 I entirely of Du Pont nylon yarn Delightfully sheer dries quickly no starching sizing or the perfect panel stretching necessary 44x81- - ORGANDY BRIDGE SETS 36 x 36 cloth 4—12x12 napkinsv Permanent finished I organdy with white flocked floral design boxed jVvwi: Neatly 3 '! 159 16x24 25c 12x18 ''"f 2ft 10x14 16x45 59C 35c - " U 79C 16x36 79c Multicolored homespun with fringed edges table settings in place mats or plain cloth Colorful |