Show Not Only jjjj "" — hmMm — " ofrfVaAiia i mYa53H Here are a coaple of examples of Standard-ExaminWeber coIIece-Ogde- n torium Wednesday Thursday and er Good er candy-makin- 'Building Activity Shows Big Jump Investments represented in building and remodeling permits issued by the city engineering office last month were more thn twice the amount invested during March of ' last year it waa reported Saturday by P J Anderson eitv buildins inspector Last month 133 permits called for a total investment of $752320 Approximately 80 per cent of the amount was for new residential isconstruction The 79 sued during March of permits 1949 called for an expenditure of $356554 During March 1948 117 permits of represented an - expenditure $442786 Seven permits were issued WM ing the past week to the following Grant Holland to build a duplex brick residence on the south side of Twenty-sevent- h between Jefferson and Madison $12000 Lee D Boerens brick house east side of TTLi iu m JL Gramercy between Thirty-secon- d what the women of Ogden ana vicinity will see and learn about at the and Goddard $8000 Robert Jensen house south side of Twenty-secon- d candy making: school to be riven at the Weber college audibetween Tyler and Polk Friday On the plate at left is peanut brittle being cut is creamy delicious fudge $8000 s!3GS Milton H Harris brick house south side of Thirty-firs- t between Madison and Monroe $7500 William A Eckersley cinder block house east sfde of Porter between Eighth and Cross $7000- Charles A Russell brick house east side of 16 Fowler between Thirty-thir- d and Thirty-fourt- h O 0 Dai-to- n $7000 course making throughout the cinder block house south side HILL AER FORCE BASE— Blood of Swan west and has glowing endorsebetween Tavlor and Fill ments from colleges newspapers donors from Hill base kept two Og- more $6500 home economists and just plain den hospitals rather busy when 16 housewives officers airmen and civilian emtn the course of his demonstration Davenport makes ployes of the base rallied to the creamed fudge mints and peacull nut brittle and in so doing The ten military and one civilian teaches the art of making 10 who donated blood at St Benedict's kinds of related candies for Nadine Hancock wife hospital — Remember the dates Wedof an airman stationed at Hill A nesday Thursday and Friday F C were Captain Thomas G A April 5 6— and 7 Remember Welsh Lieut Burnell J Chardi the place Weber college audiH Roth Cpl TSgt Thomas torium George H Bibus Sgt Alvin J King Cpl Donald G Ennls PvtEmory L Beal Pvt T Ji Blanken179 ship Pfc E M Steel Ptfc Frank B Reese and Miss Lorraine Ford Upon their eturn from the hospital the airmen were given a large steak dinner prepared by the mess personnel of tne airmen s consoii dated mess hall of Hill A F B Earl White Jr 21 of 2 MarAn emergency call from the Dee ine drive Washington Terrace hospital received by J Reid Moore was sentenced in city court' Sat- employe services unit resulted in in jail He five civilian employes donating urday to serve 179 was convicted on adays petty larceny their blood A special type Mood charge a week ago and the court was needed Because Hill answered had taken the case under advise- to the call the field has credit In ment the blood bank which may be used by any Hill A- P- B employe when Assistant City Attorney Clyde hospitalized at the Dee hospital a blood transfusion Patterson advised the court that and the defendant is "an habitual of- The requiring donors were Lawrence Dono-ve- il fender" Claud Thruston Felt He allegedly stole a radio set Sidney Peacock aridRodney James H at the Marriott motel Montgomery Anyone Can Learn to Make Candy the Davenport Way Professional candy making adapted to home use — that sums up the candy making course which E Remington Davenport will present Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the Weber college auditorium under the sponsorship of Webes Joint and The Ogden Standard-ExaminDavenport who nas made a career of making candy in full view of audiences for many years and hasn't hat! a failure yet has concluded a successful just "school" at Provo and is getting ready now for his Ogden classes Classes will be held at two p m each afternoon and at seven-thirt- y each evening The — in other classes are identical g words a pupil need attend only one o get Davenport's candy tips There is no charge no obligation The course which will conduct in Ogden Davenport is the cul- mination of years of actual practice coupled with years of trainHe actually ing in teaching makes the candies before the class then answers all questions which housewives or others in attendance can fire at him "Sometimes the period is the best part question of the show" "Thats where Davenport says we learn the real problems of the home candy maker" Davenport has given his candy- - - It Is! Blood Donated by - From Air Base THE OGDEN (UTAH) T STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7A R StJNDAY MORNING APRIL 2 1950 Explorer Will Show Polar Films to Club on April 12 James V Stowell artist writer and photographer will show his film "Ice Off Starboard" at t he next meeting of the Ogden Knife and Fork club at the Ben Lomond hotel Wednesday night April 12 Stowell sailed to the northern regions with the Capt Donald B McMillan expedition in 194 6 aboard the famous Arctic schooner "Bowdoin" The expedition visited northern Labrador Nova "Scotia and ' Newfoundland His colored pictures will show the wonders of the polar icepack and the icebergs the primitive Naskapi Indians the Eskimos and the misison of Nam and the nesting grounds of wild Arctic bird life Stowell has been acclaimed for reasearch and successful work in the field of archeology by many of the museums and scientific groups in America This event will close the 19481-5series of the club Dr Howard K Belnap club president saitf Dirtctors are now studying talent available for the 1950-5series 0 1 Contagious Disease cases of communi-cabl- e diseases were reported tb thf city health department for the week ended Saturday They included 55 of measles 21 of c'mekennox and 11 M of mumos V Ninety-seve- n 1 City Shuns Action On Store Appeals ry - "America's Greatest Clothiers" JIJ Days Imposed In Meeting for Independent retail Bench warrant was ordered Is grocers will be held Monday April sued in the city court Saturday 3 at eight p m at the Continental JW m woman laeniuien in a comBaking Co 2557 Grant announces plaint as Jane Doe Blonde when BOb to Sondrup president of Ogden she failed appear for on a charge of vagrancy judgment Two by being Retail Grocers association a common prostitute films will be shown "Your ProdThe defendant wa nnt nresent uce Department" and "Your Meat when her attorney Arthur Woolley Department" A Dutch lunch will asked that her former of innocent be set aside andpleaa guilty befaarved after the meeting' plea be entered Judge J Quill Nebeker sentenced the woman to serve 179 days in jail and ordered her 'remanded to the custody of the proper officer in execution of the judgment" aul Thatcher City Attorney who recommended imposition of the maximum penalty a fine in the surri of $299 and imprisonment City commissioners declined to for six months questioned defense counsel's authority to enter ' a plea take action on two appeals to prefor the women fn her absence vent the state liquor commission Defense counsel was thereupon from moving its store from Twenty-fift- h sworn and testified as to his authortwo-stoWall to and a strucity to enter the plea He admitted the facts as set forth in the com- ture at 263 Twenty- fifth The plaint were from the SalThe woman is one of several vation protests253 Twenty-fifth and Army persons lacing charges in connection with alleged prostitution in the auxiliary to Carpenters anion tw© lower Twenty fifth street No 261 wtiose meeting place is 259 Twenty-fift- h Commissioners rooming houses lamps V Stowell Trial of Velma Waldnian 28 of held the complaints should be di320 on a Twenty-fift- h rected to liquor commission offiLedge Meeting — Golden Spike of maintaining a house of charge s cials prostiK J Bawden of the Salvalodge No 410 auxiliary to the B tution was am tinned to Tuesday Capt L P and E will hold their first Arguments in the case of Jude tion i Army home objected on 30 of 316 Twenty-fift- h grounds of heavy traffic movements meeting of the month Tuesday at Morgan were also continued until early this on his block and because "we still seven-thirt- y p m in the W O W week f have five saloons on our block de hall Trie drill will furnish enterThe two eases have been on trial tne recent closure of many tainment and will serve refresh- in the city court at intervals dur- spite places where alcoholic beverages ments were dispensed" ing the past two weeks jp IIP Term Given 'Retail Grocers To Meet Monday Case features now for Easter In Larceny Case D-I- Genuine 100 - Ail-Wo- Ski Worsted ol - CARARIMhlF FAIRWAY FURNITURE CO Spring Specials LAWN CHAISE BRAND NEW-LAR- GE 50 $99B BABY CRIB Ideal for Sun and Relaxing this Spring and Summer $1 Down $1 a Week su ITS SIZE LOUNGE T§f SHARKSKIN t 50c Down 50c a Week i 4 1 at a price that t proves the power of Stein's No Money Down ' ' national For This Big Family Size Gibson ' ' factory-t- o r IS you policy DOWN REFRIGERATOR 50t k WEEK LL '!? 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