Show Find Job Research Pays Oft Skinner-Clin- e Given Ogden Rodeo Contract bSMF Contract for producing the Ogden Pioneer days rodeo July 22 to 26 will be awarded to the J Ray Skin-Nand Wilfred Cline partnership r Manager E J Allison informed city council yesterday He told the council he wu acting on recommendations of the celebration's executive committee which had conducted a thorough investi- before giving Skinner and 8tion the nod over six rodeo producers seeking the contract The Skinner-Clin- e outfit is the one Mayor George Frost signed a contract with a few weeks ago but which was dropped when it was found the city manager not the mayor wu the only one with auto contract for the rodeo thority Skinner-Cline The offer of a flat $12000 to provide rodeo livestock announcer and arena personnel Wei lowest of the six The celebration committee will soon recommend contracts for special act numbers which will be handled separately from the producer s Jack Oakey of Ogden veteran rodeo announcer will be the man behind the mike under terms of the Skinner contract- - He will be emceeirg for the first time in his own' home town Ernest R-- McKay general chairman said committee members will soon turn their attention to arrangements for a historical parade the pi en tat ion of "All Faces West" a locally-writte- n music drama of pioneers and other celebration events Roland Parry committee member in charge of the musical performance said he expects to announce soon completion of arrangements to have Igor Gorin internationally known baritone appear in ttw production It will be staged prior to the rodeo series under present plana 'TPM "tsBBBBBBBBBBBBBll fLsfl HBBBBBBBBBBBbK HBBBBBBBBsEt 14A Tiplers Find New Judge Plenty Stern ARVBfBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBSrk T fassssssssssssssssT ' - ' -- f&& J HtSflSifc -- §& It's 'Grand Central Station Defendant Lands As Drivers Rush Tax Office 'Job' at Last- -In i State Lockup! Two Even though he was sentenced a year in Utah prison at hard labor a defendant will be help-in- g to provide support for hn three minor children —something Drunkenness repeaters found out yesterday they can expect little he allegedly didn't do before sympathy from City Judge Clyde As a matter of fact that is C Patterson wity Dewey S Barnes 24 of 773' was sent down to By his actions in several cases Twenty-nint- h state the "pen" he served notice such offenders Barnes earlier had been placed can expect the full penalties proon probation on a charge of vided in the city ordinance provide for the three chil- To impose a suspended sentence ftrrn He was sentenced after would be "rewriting the legislaUse judge ruled he had violated tion" he commented Hist probation in Pleading guilty to a tenth charge neglect his family continuingto 7 of drunkenness a defendant was Under the sentence handed sentenced to pay $120 or serve 00 down by Judge Parley E Norseth For the fifth and of Second district court Barnes days in Jail sixth offense three others were senwill serve at hard labor The tenced to pay $100 each or serve state will pay to each of the three SO days in jaiL children $1 support money each Another defendant Who had been day their father serves The latter order is allowed unpardoned by the city council on a third drunkenness charge was der state statutessnd will resentenced to serve 40 days in jail on sult in the family beine nro- a fourth offense The court 'Was yided for even tKough the father informed that the defendant failed is jaiiea to report at a veterans hospital the purpose for which the pardon was S granted Ashamed of Myself A defendant who was seeking leniency declared "I am ashamed of myself" Judge Patterson reSALT LAKE CITY fAP) — minded him that he had been "doG Newman agent in charge of Jay the ing that periodically for several federal bureau of investigation ofyears"in The sentence was $80 or 40 fice' in Salt Lake City for 14 years days jail v i must learn to give yourself retired Friday Newman was scheduled for Inn a break" Judge Patterson told a defendant who asked for a break bfer to the El Paso Tex FBI of- because he had a job to go to j nce wnen ne announced his plans An Indian defendant who refused to retire last month The said he has no defi to enter a plea to a fifth charge of drunkenness because he said nite plays except to stay in Utah "The law says you can't charge me after the first of the year will have a trial on Monday Judge Now Featuring Patterson told him "The law says MERCHANT'S LUNCH must not you get drunk' 11 am te 2 FUN The city ordinance provides for a minimum fine of $10 or five days MPNDAY THRU SATURDAY m jau rpr tne second offense $30 VOGEL'S DRIVE-Ior 15 days for the third offense 11A3 30th St $60 or 30 days and so on ssssssflHi !i1'eb-''- Hbbbbsbbbb1 f" ' J Examining resnlts of a Job evaluation conducted at the Dee hospital by Utah department of employment security are (from left) Ralph L Wiimot of the Ogden office Mrs Jean Woodfleld director of hospital's second medical division Floyd T Atknis technical supervisor of U 8 E S and Kenneth E Knapp hos- pltal admlnistrasib Air Force Cuis Ogden Given Assurance Job Processing Time Evaluation Valuable Project Ogden city employes had the as--4 surance yesterday of Dee hospital officials that a Job evaluation po-tion classification project is time well spent for both taxpayers and job holders The Job at the Dee was under- taken by the Utah department of I::TheAFB commander employment security under direc- of the administraspeed-u- p on of Floyd T Atkin and covered tive and testing procedure will enpositions of 393 hospital employes able accepted cadets to start train- The same organization is now doing ing within three to five months me research work among 300 city A after applying wait of seven to ten months has been necessary in employes The 57th Daughters of Utah the past "The evaluation results are now camp for Weber county to be A complete medical examination being utilized in two departments known as No 57 Mount Ogden now may be given at Hill field the of the hospital with good results" has been organized sssts that an applicant first said Kenneth E Knapp hospital Heta Williamsen chairman of the visits day the base recruiting station superintendent "Employes as well membership committee formed the This charge has saved several weeks as administrative officers are well Water-iAmanda President t of time formerly consumed by satisiiea wnn tne group rsdt was in charge of the organ- travel correspondence and delavs of this program" accomplishments n William-asat home of Mrs the while awaiting appointments Gen izing Required by Charter First Vice President Hilda Gilkeson said A Job evaluation of city jobs Goucher and Second Vice Presi-gTtjIf physically qualified the appliNona Ripplinger attended cant is scheduled for early testing is required by the Ogden charter with the president to determine his potential flying Objectives are to find out what Officers named in the camp for ability Those qualified for aviation each employe actually does to the next two years are: Grace W cadets are immediately authorized classify the jobs and to arrange a Paul captain Ruth S Bott first a four month selective service de- pay plan that will give comparable vice captain Ora E Wheelwright ferment while awaiting class assign- wages for like work elsewhere in second vice captaia Margaret H ment the community and state May berry secretary and treasurer Aviation cadets accepted before City Manager E J Allison said e B a 1 Haze! Robinson registrar be assigned to the May salary pay plan will be estabApril may B Williamsen historian and 27 class Later classes begin July lished by the city council after Eva F Parry chaplain 19 August 19 and October 2 results are in and then submitted to the city civil service commission for approval Last week the city employes were handed a questionnaire On it they were asked to describe in their own words what they actual ly do each day periodically and The questionnaires occasionally then go to their department head or supervisor who checks the em--1 ploy es answers for accuracy including omissions ' The report then goes to the analyst who studies the duties of the job and then writes a job specification Training and educational background needed for each job will be included in the specification Determine Fay Bate The city then will be in tion to set up a pay plan "soposi-all doing like work will receive like pay' the city manager said In setting up a salary plan researchers will determine the going rate of pay for similar work in private ssssssssssssssskPbsss and business Industry v "JV asssfll So far as police are concerned ssssW 1bsssssssssssssssssssssssssH the city manager said thr analy sssssssPv111 sis will determine whether Oeden officers are getting pay comparable to salaries naid nolire okgohcro In the nation under like rnnrfi tions HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The four month processing period formerly required of civilians desiring to enter directly into air force flying training has been reduced to a maximum of four weeks according to Brig Gen A H Gilkeson P Form Mi Ogden Camp A specification will be written for a lieutenant for example and thereafter when an officer is pro-- si mated to a lieutenancy he will do a liteutenant's work and not the work of a lesser officer" The research will require about four months without cost to the city A similar Job evaluation con-- 1 ducted by private business in Phoenix cost that city $15000 Phoenix has a population of 100- 000 floors of the 21924 issued to Feb 29 in 1951 Jenkins estimated there are yet building looked like Grand Central station yesterday as hundreds of to be issued over 10000 as the vehicle population is local vehicle owners lined up to estimated at 35000 1952 taxes and their pay get plates In dollars and cents vehicle tan Apparently many owners let the collected total $35719548 as deadline date of Feb 29 slip by to $30631964 for last year unnoticed With 1951 plates they This is a difference of $5087584 The average tax paid in 1952 was are now in violation of state law $17 33 which was- $1 above that in assessor Bruce JenKins county 1951 estimated his office issued over 700 The lines of citizens wrapped tax receipts yesterday The office themselves about the third floor several times at both the assessor's closed at one pm and the license plate booth reported his office staff is- office Ijm 24046 and then down the stairway to wind sued receipts as of Friday at about the second floor five pm This was compared to only Building personnel said it was the largest jam-u- p ever experienced city-coun- ty s com-par- I fail-ing- lo MsssP cele-brati- on Pio-re-- R -- -- D of U STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 2 1952 — ' 'M THf OGDEN (UTAH) Utah FBI Head NowRetired - Box Elder C of C Slates Meeting BRIGHAM CITY — The Box El der chamber of commerce will hold its first general membership meeting since its annual banquet in January on March 12 at the! Central school auditorium Gus P Bach man executive secretary of the Salt Lake charnber will be guest speaker According to D Murray Mason secretary of the local organization Bachman will be asked to discuss the outlook for Utah and the part Brigham City can play in the develoDment of the siaie Insurance IS OUR BUSINESS wot a sfctolin GASKILL J nest sccuemr sank mm E HARRIS ex-age- nt N Jjgj DR G er jl Ber-nie- NOW! Beautiful5? Windows for Less! ifttt Penney's ' xtaeaaUAM: MBJ im leAffYnifr- - "TMsssssssssstiflmt We Can Curtain Any Window! SSSSil Plan War on Accidents - :'t? Rayon Cord DRAW DRAPES RaBwagy-M- 41x90 590 -- Other Sizes ltpPljl BStta!n' Bssssssssssssssssssssssssssssi aBsssBsssssssSUA1''r£ Rayon Cord CASEMENT CLOTH 990 to 1575 BMBSsssssr JjV ' ijiaS'l So much beauty such a tiny price! Just tt pull of the cord for sunlight or priyacyl Wine 18 Dixon Named to Dr F Kalbangh (seated) superintendent Salt Lake division Southern Pacific railroad talks over plans for giant safety rally Wednesday at Weber college auditorium for rail workers and general public Joininjr him in making final arrangements are G W Hansen (center) general — uivuivu cniei ciera woo will be qi ceremonies — Door Prizes Program Film Will Feature Safety Rally Henrv AIHaur n- — dent of Weber college has been named to serve for three years on the council of advisors to the US commissioner of education according to word from Washington DC Dr Dixon's term will start immediately and will continue until the fall of 1954 v r Tir- - n v In - - writing tn —- — f out Mcurath U S commissioner of eaucation said a selected group of educators had been chosen to advise and propose functions and a K'"Krarn ior xne omce of education in Washington Vi T Would like verv mnrh you serve on it" McGrath wrote inis is tne second time McGrath and Dr Dixon have served on na- tional advisory committees Thev i" mo ana im on - the President's Pommiinn rr education McGrath visited Utah In 1941 for tne American Council on Education to conduct a survey of Utah schools at the rwiiiKt nf legislature He examined Weber couege ror two days at that time -- -- C 1 P"1 con-cisc- 1 f — w-- 1 — -- """'' ww T Need Help to Drinking? CmpUH I I O witK - r- SaAfj KETCHUM 7470 West Av SJW SSJgR) I I I Co Blackburn-Jont- s Was SI sera St Mat 3 r soi Kirsch Traverse Rods 198 28" to 48" 48'' to 66" to 86" to fcM&tj Interesting textured pebble weave in 't iiAr Flocked 479 Rayon marquisette in rose blue green with interesting flocked pattern Easy to launder 48x81 Rayon PRISCILLAS Gold rose white or blue marquisette Wide full ruffles ruffled tiebacks Other Sizes Made to Order Penney's Own iPERAAA-RA- Y - 219 Nothing perks up your room more than new curtains especially when they are rVma-Ray- s! Easy to care for 449 4 RAYON PANELS Ueee 34? lJCrS29 You'll like the clear sharp prints! 44X91 229 120W4U9 excitin9 mode'"n or period patterns! PRISCILLAS man-nour- HHHgHssHLV windows Drapery Fabric selec-represent- - 98c yd drapes for those hard to fit Printed Pebble Weave : V ' Make your own draw draperies or match ready made - ftr" watchword of the There will be door prizes for Southern Pacific railroad since the Persons attending and there will be comedr wdA safety °mieS' days of the Golden Spike in '89 ' ' wfll be exemplified again in a Vmt!ti Entertainment rallv at giant safety Wednesday f eatured entertainment for the p m in Weber college audi- fm tonus- (evening will include organ selec- Williams musical Highlight of the event will be tlons by by the Southern Pacific presentation of the presidential n"0 the direction of safety award of the railroad to ci!0s und'r dramatic F E Kalbaugh superintendent of ?wen E" Roilsc' reading the Salt Lake division Brigham City BuI?nRees0 ' 1952 Mls of ut vocal President D J Russell will be by J W Corbett vice tloni bJ thbv B'n8hm sisters trio °fer Douglas and president in charge of operations "F011? Linda Judy and and M A Nugent superintendent "arUn Co? o brass ensemble Fsafety both from San Fran- - sistingVauShn: of Leon Clark Peck Steven- Wilkinson Delbert 2?"" David Presidential Award mn Carl Dursteler Terry Price The award was given Val Stratford and Jimmie Watts to the presidential Salt Lake division accompanied by Mrs Reuben Clark SP's t u nr:n m which — nnartprpH i w - —— — - — in Dffrln hwuv nj iiiusil uj tt i intra fUT- cause of its outstandine w&" record in ter all in- pnmnfiHAfi denartmenl — — —r rAnr1 ikkalM nan- fK— iis sivof nrRailway with all employes of the Southern sen of the Brotherhood JONES Pacific lines Clerks Owen Rouse Determining factor is the lowest BRC is vice chairman and other s 10 mmion committees are made ud of rer- sonnel from affiliated railway labor In addition to the division war4 Overheated furnaces chimney various departments of the Salt organizations Lake division will be given special fires oil or gas furnace explosrecoenition for enmnletln tttm mn- ions all add up to much greater tire year 1931 without a reportable fire loss in winter than in sumSHOWER accident mer Can I increase my fire inThey Include roundhmn car STALLS shop back shop building and surance now so that it covers I tSMl for h mi r Ws bridge signal water and fuel the full I Steal Mm Wells Nev roundhouse and Carlin and kea wMi replacement value of I our home and furnishings? Nev roundhouse- om4 finM 32x32 Rasas I I ssjaera H 4 bee WgA I ' rose dark green gold ivory tan chartreuse "uji Education Post P J ' TRttjvg F i Matching Yardage long wearing ii59c We Work With Weber College ed |