Show Second Section SECTION Second Section t OGDEN CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 30 1951 Firemen Given National WOW President NoBoys'Camp Beehive State No Misnomer Board Studying Pair Concludes With Sigh Fatal Jet Crash Ogdenite At Patio Pay Raise of Will Help Horidr — Kreher he turned Jackson On Hill Air Base don't the Month $10 Per Decides with state sir City ers -- The national president of n men of the World will be in tomorrow night to help honor William H Toller who has been a member of Ogden camp No 74 for 54 years President Alan Brown of Denver will present to Mr Toller a check representing the full face value of his certificate It is the custom ofJ the head camp to do this whenever a member reaches that age All members and partners are invited to the meeting which will include a program presentation of a life membership in the local camp to Mr Toller and a review of his life by Chairman Sam Jost of the committee in charge of the occasion Besides giving a short address President Brown will have an important message Mr Jost said Refreshments will be served Wood- Students of Mrs Verna B Fletch- er will be presented in a piano recital tomorrow at eight p m in & By Charles beecall Utah They hive for nothing No And Mr and Mrs Lee Lyon 561 Twenty-secon- d will be the A $10 monthly pay raise for all Use 0t Patio Springs resort in first to agree with you members of Ogden fire department Ogden valley for a series of sumFor the past four days the was authorized today by city commer boys camps is out of the queshave been swarmhoneydrippers missioners tion this year City Commissioner ing on their car Not Just at home while it's parked in the driveway Mayor W Rulon White said a reThomas East said today when the couple drives down but cent examination of the city's fiof owners He said the property town or anywhere nances revealed the city was in would be unable immediately to It all started four days ago position to grant the increase bring about improvements to the when! the Lyons went to a of morale and the "Efficiency and resort's culinary water and sewage grocery store at Twenty-firhave improved condepartmentover When they came out Washington demanded one he systems disposal by year ago" siderably bees all over the place The said The salary adjustment will Utah state board of health Lyons were as relatively uncost the city approximately $3000 Commissioner East perturbed as anyone could be However through the remainder of this year with ja car full of bees so they 400 boys exsaid the reapproximate L Peterson Fire Chief Clyde drove home leaving the bees beto not attend the camp will pected quested commissioners to make prohind be entirely disappointed The city visions for increasing personnel of recreation department will set up Same Thing— All Over the department by It) officers a series of day camps at Mount Net morning same thing Bees More Stations Needed all all over They had followed Ogden park site located on footHe said two more fire stations hills in southeast part of the city home EveryLyon coupe one to be located in the south part The state requires that disposals where they went in fact the of the city the other in the west from the resort septic tanks be bees were sure to go part are needs of the "immediate William H Toller carried beyond the resort property Practically Overwhelmed by future" and that a redwood box in the the situation — and the bees — Mr Chief Peterson said that although and Mrs Lyon began growing a drinking water supply be cementseveral men have been added to ed Commissioner East said The little tired of all this flying the department during past months city had agreed to pay the resort going' on even though Mr Lyon this has not affected the total numowners $1 to lease the property for is with the air force ber because the additional officers the camp series Yesterday Mr L drove to were assigned to vacancies created town and parked on Twenty-fourt- h firemen When absences by military along about the 300 moved into the new station four block and guess what happened? Wins Scholarship men were needed to man the fire Bees "Strict enforcement" of the cur- - Nusbaum said militarv bases wel- - Myrle Graham of Eden daughalarm system he said While Mr Lyon was gone a hour enforcement curfew firemen the Other ter of J Pierce Graham was proprietor of a business house doing special few law as a step in cutting downcome work siieh as eitv electricians and awarded the teacher training scholan- for help He called was nearby called delinquency juvenile not ' avail are curfew WQrst offenses ambulance service Twenty arship provided by Utah State Conscoutmaster of Grose Wayne nounced today by Ogden police fifth and Washington where Voung gress of Parents and Teachers for able for regular fire runs the chief 65 in Lorin Farr ward added girls gather to be picked up by next year Her alternate is Vera Tropo youth bureau officers whom he knew was collecting Mae Ogden daughter of Mr and and keeping bees (MM Ambulance Calls The increasing presence of un military personnel at late hours Mrs James A Ogden 597 Fifth or Last year the chief said the derage girls through the downtown Being street ambulance's crew handled approxi- districts at late hours was given in this case mately 600 calls and this year to as the reason for the crack-dow- n date crew members answered apAugust Nusbaum youth bureau proximately 400 calls "Ogden has experienced heavy officer said numerous military men growth during recent years and the many new homes and other who frequent downtown blocks has buildings call for a better service resulted in the increasing number than we can give with existing fire of Juvenile loiterers among other The new officers of Ogden Prestation facilities" the chief assert- conditions ternal Order of Easles will initiate ed Effective at once police will take their first class of candidates to- He said lowered fire insurance into custody any unchaperoned boy morrow the cost to taxrates would off-sbefore state aerie girl 16 years of age or younger ritualisticnight at the aerie home payers of building the additional or judges a ten who is after in public place stations A buffet lunch will follow m is offip Friday only exception His request for additional The following have been elected cers was taken under advisement night when the curfew hour is to membership: Kenneth Allen Lorin M Bailey Ray G Caldwell Mayor White indicated it might be midnight H Clayton Carlson possible to enlarge the force by six Douglas F soon Cave Grant W Child David H Commissioners agreed to prorate Cook Kenneth B Crowther Robert costs of the electricians' services H Dixon J" Earl Dowdle Robert to city departments benefited F Drysdale Perry Erwin Harold said that White W Francom Leland O Gibbons Mayor of the firemen's time is devoted to John William W The Vacation Bible school being Faunt Handy work not connected with Haws L Hartman Lee G Harju held in the Bonneville park admin- Eugene HeastoflV Orel L Hender the fire department istration building will continue to- son Marvin H Heywood John morrow The school which began Jackson Harry Johns Gordon A Monday will meet each day ex- Johnson Maurice C Johnston Jay ceptSundays and Wednesdays x jarsen Morns t John through June 30 R Liptak Karl L Messersmith DURING OUR SALE be80 H students L Olesen Jack Olsen Approximately semi-annu- al tween the ages of four and 16 have Harry ti Parks Farris W Peck ueofge Jack Poseli Glen L Ritter William Lyman M Hess county commis- been registered stock by 25 This is The work is under the direction J Robins Sam R Ternll Milton sioner in charge of roads had1 under consideration today a petition of Lewis Martin of Decatur Ga T Thornock Clair R Wayment fine merchandise signed by 136 residents of Hooper and Bob King of Fort Knox Ky LaVor R Wood This sale ings 21st Thursday asking the oil surfacing of 5500 Both young men are graduates of ADVERTISEMENT West north of the Hooper Post Georgetown college Ky They are road serving as summer student work247 Our! The petition was presented to ers under the Home Mission board EMPTY MEDICINE CHEST-- NO commissioners by Mrs John Virgil of the Southern Baptist convenStoddard She pointed out that tion CONSTIPATION EITHER the road now gravel is a school bus route both a milk delivery and In this group are genuine cobra reptile shoes in red milk pick-u- p route and is rela15 traveled our medicine chest Natural black and green brown and multi-colo- rs tively heavily years ago Commissioners referred the mat-ta- r was full of laxativesof one kind or white in genuine Iguana lizard and tweed snake By r to Mr Hess another Then we tried eating ALL- Glamour Imported Swiss Milan straw sandals in red bkan regularly jno green navy black and natural-B- y Ferncraft Pastel Pfc El don Mr Hamblen l9 son constipation since ' Sam Waters Route kid twist vamp sandal in fuchsia zinnia and orange of Mr and v Mrs James Boy recently completed 4 —Box 29 Renton Palazzio Matching handbags same price poppy-B- y a Wash Just one of course of aircraft maintax plus tenance fundamentals at the Dallas many unsolicited UTexas aviation school and is now tters from Purchase of a new road patrol stationed at Chanute air force base users! If you VALUES need help for con(grader) was authorized yesterday Illinois Pfc Hamblen is a graduate of st! nation due to lack by Weber county commissioners on TO $1895 the recommendation of Lyman M Weber high school and was a stu- of bulk simply eat an ounce (about Hess commissioner in charge of dent at Weber college before en- H cup) of crispy daily roads tering the service Jan 3 195 drink plenty of water! If not com3 Price of the new grade is satisfied 10 after days return Our However the county was given Stock Summer Sgt Glen Dee Budd Ogden has pletely carton to Kellogg's Battle a $6293 trade-i- n value on their old successfully completed the required empty Creek Mich DOUBLE GET YOUR grader bringing the total outlay of course in the Camp Chaffee Ark MONEY BACK! cash to $10000 radio school Og-tie- -- Piano Recital To Be Tomorrow st Police to Curb Loitering By Young Girls at Night Johnny-on-the-sp- up on the scene Atith one of his good Bruce scouts Equipped beekeepmasks and gloves and a big box used for such things Wayne and Bruce started searching for the queen bee New Queen Hatched Knowing the ways of bees and such Wayne explained that a new queen bee had hatched and these swarming bees had left their hive to follow her Once they found the queen they could take her to their own line and the homeless ownerless insects would have new homes "It's quite a project" Wayne said as he worked around the Lyon's coupe "in fact this is the second swarm we've picked up today" He said the scout troop pursued beekeeping as its project with the boys working for merit badges and all at the same time conserving bees for pollenation purposes about the fruit bearing area Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Lyon are glad the scouts are as busy as bees gathering them up ro they can buzz downtown in their Car without getting stung The swarming little denizens of the hive attracted quite a crowd downtown and it made a honey of a story HILL AIR FORCE BASE — A U S air force investigative board had reached no conclusions today on the jet fighter crash here that was fatal to Second Lieut Sam H Wakefield of Desplaines 111 Monday The board headed by Maj Richard W Taylor has begun sifting evidence in an effort to determine what caused the sleek 0 Shooting Star jet fighter to pile up and burn The airplane one of a flight of six fell flaming into the distribution station of the Mountain Fuel Supply company Monday afternoon just after it had taken off from the north-sout- h runway at this base said the illifatpri plane appeared to be on fire as it lifted off the runway and that it exploded dropping to the ground e shearing off the roof of a and scattering Darts through out the station area F-8- Eye-witness- es Hubcap Gone Alex Miller of a 5 Victory road Washington Terrace reported to the Weber county sheriff's office the theft of a flasher hub cap from his automobile while parked at his home A-4- BSaS Cohort well-hous- Receives Degree Wnllar-- r Mar-Arthu- lirklu T t i nuiw has of arts degree in journalism at jsianiora university — (lfffori -- kkU nw-tti- THE PERFECTIONIST smart mtm SAFETY CHAtt MRS FUQENS DICKSON 528 Canyon Rd ot Southern Comfort is 100 proof— and really fades good I Delicious for mixed drinks and hidhballi too PROOF LIQUEUR SouHwm Comfort Corp Wayne-on-the-sp- ot FOE Initiates Glen Bros music hall Students included in the pror gram are Brent Brunker Donna Jorgensen Larry Brunker Sharol Wahlen Dee Newey Joy Rasmus-se- n Gerald Bellon Bonnie Allen Patricia Jackson Brent Thomas Ann McKay and Afton Thomas The public is Invited St Loud Me Class Tomorrow et - two-thir- Vacation Bible School Resumed ds COME PRICES Official Studies Road Oiling Plea PRE-INVENTO- our cut our our regular RY starts FINER QUALITY SHOES NEW SUMMER DRESSES Fine Quality In a large selection Gay colors in all the wanted materials as voiles seersucker gingham bem bergs pique ete We are sure you will agree that this is a very outstanding value Sizes 7 to 18 15-we- ek 88 N ALL-BRA- N $16-29- Entire of 88 FINE HANDBAGS In this group are full gram"calfskins alligator-cal- f kid Jeathers and reptile comb bags- These are all the better grade bags taken from our regular stock of Marbett and Shaw bags - values TO $129(5 I r Plus Tax ALL WOOL SUITS Taken fronVour regular stock of better grade suits Worsteds strea-clot- h and gabs in grey brown and colorful pastels Sizes 9 to 206 VALUES TO $6500 Miss Edith Cummings $OQ99 tmy WEDDING GOWNS Beautiful white satin gowns taken from our regular stock for this event Sizes 11 to 16 v V' -- - i i J-L- c Ja6r $099 Regular values TO $3995 2446 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah PLEASE ALL SALES FINAL m WE ALSO HAVE A GROUP OF OUR BETTER DRESSES MARKED DOWN FOR THIS EVENT $450 Skirt and Blouse Values To $1095 FOR THIS Ea Values To $2750 99 HOSIERY SPECIAL For this sale only we are offering our entire stock of fine' nylon hose at this low price So you will see for yourself the truly fine wearing quality of our hosiery Sheers and service weights short medium and long lengths All sizes and newest summer shades THIS INCLUDES OUR REGULAR STOCK OF $165 HOSE ALL WOOL COATS Coat Special Wool fleece and rayon gabardines in summer pastel shades Values To $2295 $799 EVENT OJTLY $099 Sharkskins and rayons In pastels grey tan and checks Sizes 9 to 16 Strea cloth or gabardine in long and short lengths in all the latest styles and in colors of navy lime red grey beige and black Sizes 8 to 20 VALUES TO $6995 $Q99 324 Pairs of Casuals PLAY SHOES AND SPORTS Glove Special Trico nylon in white navy grey black powder blue and pink All Sizes Regular In silk prints voiles bem bergs and ginghams This lot of dresses regularly priced up to 1495 Sizes 8-- 20 Suit Special Only 187 VALUES TO $895 Skirts in denims and corduroy Blouses in crepes and pure silk TO $1295 ©1 large All whites in soft doeskin and linen white doeskin with VALUES J and plain Gay multi-stripe- s colors Small medium and Specials - beauty problems with yo YonTl love watching me band blend to order right before yoer eyes the one face powder made est wsiwdy for you It takes but a few T-Shi-rts DRESS SHOES tan or navy blue calf trim White mesh with tan calf also black patent summer sandals Spectators sandals pumps and slings Medium and high heels Tm bringing news about the very latest in fashion and beaaty And Tm looking forward eagerly to discussing your personal — SPECIAL ! June 21 22 23 A Pairs of County Will Buy ALL-BRA- Saturday June 30th — We cannot guarantee to have a fun selection of this merchandise for the entire length of the sale so come early for the best selections PLEASE NO LAY-- WAYS-- YOU MAY CHARGE your opportunity Buy at a great savJune and ends quality Ogdenite Finishes Aircraft Course New Road Patrol we take inventory July First and we must $169 Taken from our regular stock of new summer shoes All the popular styles in all white brown and white red and lemon yellow lime green orange-popp- y color Not and sizes all but a in natural every style good selection in all sizes VALUES UP $295 ROLAIN I YOU MAY CHARGE PLEASE ALL SALES FINAL |