Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 27 1948 10A R Makes Report on 'Irregular' Buying Method J Bryan city recreation di- rector today gave city commissioners his answer to a report from City Auditor Edward L Carlsen that Bryan's department had followed "irregular" methods in buying articles totaling $350 Carlsen said workers in his office spent "considerable time" last week in checking accounts at the request of the store manager Bryan explained today that he often is obliged to make purchases on Saturday afternoon when the Lou agent's office is city to obtain baseballs bats and dotedpurchasing other equipment needed for a game that day "lalso handle baseball for the American Legion" Bryan said "and somehow a bill for $8825 covering purchases for the Legion was sent to the city for payment" He adctea he WOUld present that bill to the Legion On motion of Mayor Harman W Peery the matter was returned to "You and Mr the city auditor Bryan should be able to straighten out the account" the mayor said In his report to the commission Carlsen said budget control is desgo troyed by allowing employes to indirect to merchants for supplies stead to the city purchasing agent "The recreation department is no differen than other departments" in this procedure the auditor added Carlsen also said in his report that the recreation department has its 1948 budget by Ciiy Architect Agree on Plan Hope Expressed City Will Adopt Retirement Plan For Fire Station ration will adopt a system through which some 160 empICBSSf can enjoy the benefits and security retirement-pen-sio- n of a by speakplan was expressed ers at the annual convention of Utah Municipal Employes association Tuesday afternoon in Hotel Ben Lomond It was Dointed out during dis cussions that Ogden City is the second largest in the state and that it would be in the interests of the movement state-wid- e for Ogden to City Logan andjoin Salt Lake Provo luive retirement-pensio- n systems in eiiect Speaking at the banouet the clos ing feature of the gathering Og den City Commissioner Edward T Saunders said he is in favor of a system that Would make more secure the jobs of "competent emof ployes" so long as the methods financing the System Were reason ante The convention was attended by boards of directors from the local i Subject to an OK from City Attorney George S Barker city commisaiooert approved today an agreement with Architect Paul S Hodgson to prepare plans and specifications for bidders and to handle other work in connection with the proposed central fire sta tion in city ttait park Harman W st Hope that the Ofiden City admin- - state-approv- ed Mayor Peery incor porated several minor revisions in an agreement proffered by the architect Tuesday After arguing details for about 30 minutes the mayor and Hodgson reached an agreement through which Hodgson would continue with his work XSlcnflsl of the agreement are that Hodgson will prepare plans and specifications for prospective bidders for $400 and that he will receive an additional $2000 if the city decides to accept a bid and SSarts construction In the event favorable bid is not received Hodgson will be paid S4ou tor his services and? dis charged h central station Which the $185 architect estimated will cost in the neighborhood f $200000 Was approved by taxpayers in the city election last year in an item listed as $300000 for fire station bonds The mayor said today he is still Assurance that the city will conanxious to know whether part of choose action to erect semaphores -tinue can fire station bond the money Weber county Democrats will be be used to Harrison Blvd at intersec-tion- s along trucks and fire buy nahosts Thursday night to thrr of Twenty-sixt- h and Twenty-sevent- h Other equipment tional committeeman Calvin w was given by city commisRawiings Salt Lake City when he on the word of sioners to two representatives of addresses a rally at eight p m at the Polk school Parent Teachers Democratic headquarters in the association American Legion building The two Carl C Gaskill presiThe program has been arranged dent and Paul Thatcher chairman by Sidney C Johnson chairman of of the safety committee recalled 8lfr at all new Soooton hear legislative district No 4 but he that the city recently recommendtag aid cheats come to m stressed that "residents Of all dised the installation to the state road through satisfied Somtome users Erma Harris Pleasant View We- commission tricts in the area are invited to "bu we are here today ber county will play the leading to make sure the hear Rawiings" still wants and come in! A musical program is scheduled feminine role when the curtain to go ahead on theeity work" gees up on Utah State Agricultural Mayor Harman W Peery said college production of the Thurber-Nuge- that although he wants to see the Anicomedy The Male controls installed he feels that the Driver Fined SONOTONE mal" tonight state should "contribute more" to Tie House ad Heariu Admitting a charge of reckless The play will be presented to- the installation The state furnishes 610 Eccles Bidg driving Walter Wells 25 of 150 night through Saturday at eight-thirt- y the semaphores the mayor noted Dial Twenty-sixt- h was sentenced in p m in USAC main audi- but the city must buy the cable city court to pay $50 fine He al- torium and poles and provide the labor out was and of in legedly weaving Miss Harris takes the part of A representatives The P-traffic on Washington between Den of a Turner wife professor that the city install the Thirtieth and Riverdale road at university Setting semaphores and then argue about for the comedy is a college campus paying for them They asserted at homecoming time this irear 12 accidents had oc that Miss A senior at USAC Harris curred at One Of the intersections last year gave a performance in where a light is wanted ana five the Aggie production of "Years at the other she is a pledge of Alpha Meanwhile commissioners reAgo Eta Mu honorary music fraternity ceived bids from two firms to supand a member of Lambda Delta ply 10500 feet of underground Sigma i cable traffic light installations Erma le a? graduate of Weber Mayorfor asked that decision Peery ediwas college where she society until the trafin held be abeyance tor of the school paper and a mem-be- r fic sergeant makes a detailed reS'Sjfc aS'ite) rfcy 04 of Iota Tau Kappa port on where the cable is to be At Weber high school she was laid and the exact footage required vice president of the Pep club ediThe mayor also instructed the tor of News Notes and winner of city recorder to invite a rep' S B B pi£ I a dramatic scholarship of tiie state road comresentative She is a daughter of Mr and mission to appear before commisMrs Lawrence J Harris of Pleas- sioners "at earliest convenience" to ant View see whether the state would be to paying more of the Highland Ward— The Highland agreeable cost of traffic control installations ward building program meeting on State roads running through will convene at eight-thirt- y tonight Ogden in the chapel Twenty-sixt-h and Jackson All ward members are requested to attend -- 31 3 associations from Provo Logan Og den and Salt Lake City with Orson F Hotunger Salt Lake City president of the state association conducting the business session It was pointed out that the way for setting up city retirement plans was opened by an enabling act passed by a recent state legislature Another goal of the state associa- HearflMI DoIpH nn zr f1hePeace Wende" BarnM fCwo $5 Fine Faced e I lota PL RftefsM of e:w in Adams was sentenced in court The elder Imaizumi was killed the course of an argument in a FAR N NGTON Oct - FrO-- sugar beet field last Friday acliminary hearing to the case of cording to Davis County Sheriff Kenichi iffTirTtf fjfc Ojiacuse LeGrande Hess An autopsy perwith murder in the death formed Tuesday in Ogden showed charged of his father Eiri Imalzumi will strangulation as the cause of death be held on Nov 4 before JusiMS the officer said Davis Killing j city today to pay $5 for driving a car with improper lights and $5 for having an improper muffler attached to his car He admitted the charges I Beware Coughs f roin common colds That Hang On Oreomulsion relieves promptly See Beautiful tion is to enable employes of SBHB cities and towns to participate in retirement plans Under the law only cities of the first present second and third class are eligible to par- be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel and aid nature germ laden phlegm raw tender into soothe and heal flamed bronchial mucous membranes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must liketta waffj quickly allays mthe coughcVc or you are to have your MEXICO CITY ticipate Ogden It was explained has presented an actuarial survey to the city commission and asked passage of an ordinance based on the 'hidings The commission has copies under study Lloyd survey rf 1 £CityNuUer president of the Ogden Employes' association 2! 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An over Amr ks surveys show that 914 of she ieaperiai whiskey-makin- fell CHILDREN s "vi KQgft O prescribe pleasant tasting Made by whjskey - lf HEAVY STORM RUBBER at-th- HIRAM - fATOO! kle White or brown JL ARCTIC White rubber soles WOMEN'S IMPERIAL again iilWY tH home of Mrs Anna meeting Dieu 3117 Porter This meeting is scheduled for seven-thirt- y p m anaj young: WAlgfl sav LIGHTWEIGHT ARCTIC leeKeBy d Ke Firat quality Two more women's cottage meetthis ings have been scheduled for week by the Weber county Democratic campaign headquarters The first will be Thursday at two p m at the home of Mrs Sadie Hatch 1941 Wall All over America 9 out of 10 buy DRESS RUBBERS Friday night there will be a Brack isn't it the truth that so far you nave kept your campaigning on tiie high plane of platitude— just like Mr Dewey? In other words you have made vague general promises to change things around in a way that would be wonderful for everybody Now why don't you come down to earth and practicality? Just name ONE specific thing that you are sure you would change if you were governor — and then tell the voters SPECIFICALLY how you would go about doing it Your lavish generalized p r o m i s e s mean nothing Any junior high school boy could rig up that kind of a platform! es tt&rts Styles Jfl Demos Plan Two Cottage Events OiaHk Anderson's the Place for SUg-east-ed T TimeCC Now Is the dare baying BUY ON OUR eea?fiSl TERMS ) Where Ogden Shops With Confidence 2265 Woshinqton Blvd V |