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Show Electrical Law Utah Pioneer Receives Goods STANDARD-EXAMINER EVENING. OCTOBER 3, 1946 Revised City commissioners today had adopted a revised ordinance governing sale, standards and inspection of electrical devices and apsafeguarding the public against inferior or hazardous materials. Mayor David S. Romney End On CasH r rt James F. Smith. On*. and Robert J. Metcalf, Toronto,' ' Ontario, Canada, reported to polwere hce they invited into '* penny-matching game Wednesday · shortly after they arrived aboard a bus. and each bilked of $18 De- Polio Drive scriptions of the "con" men furnished police. -- Oct. wer» IT? said will be blessed after the and distributed to the congregation. in symbolic rememnc6 of the promise of St. Iherese who said she would roses on her let faithfall a shower of below ful clients here Masses in St. Joseph's church on Friday morning will be said a! Roses, services ? S irV! n^ hlrty and nin Daughters at end of ... Geddes, Pupils with the students of the parish school attending the nine o'clock Mass shown Mrs. M. A. Geddes, Plain City a Utah was honored upon reachine her elffhty-ninth pioneer, table, at a family dinner. With her In the picture are five of her Ends daughters and sons: Mrs. Eva Brown, George H. Geddes, W. C. Relief Society ·f HONORS Arrange Dances said. lovena Services Confab Continues Tonight Visitors Lose + SALT LAKE CITY, 3 (AP) The eight-state regional Dressed Meat Special services in honor of St Penalized--Ogden of the national' Foun- Co., paid a $50 settlement for overTheresc, the Little Flower of Li- conference dation for Infantile Paralysis con- charges on meat, according to a sieux, France, will be held in Sttinued today with showing of a report from chief QPA enforcement .attorney, Salt Lake City. Joseph's church this evening at film demonstrating the use of polio. seven-forty-five. This brings to a physical therapy in treating c,ose the annual novena-of pray- Elaine Whltelaw of New York, IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? assistant director of chapters for ers recited for nine consecutive .the WHAT CAUSES national organization, told the in the feast group that Utah's emergency vol- A booklet cont*ining tb« opinion* of days preparation for of St. Therese, which the churchunteer program conducted at Pine-famous doctors on this Interesting subcrest Inn in -Emigration canyOn ject will bo sent FREE, while they celebrates on October 3 past two summers, has served as last, to any reader writing to the EduThe Rev. Vincent Sampietro, model for other states in training cational Division. 535 Firth. Ave., New Pauhst father from St. Olafs women to care for polio victims. YorJc, K. Y., Dept. K-1302. the will deliver church, Bountiful, sermon. pliances handled in Ogden city. Officials termed this a step in the ordinance would, among other eliminate from markets "the things, many inferior pieces of electrical equipment sold during the Christmas season." The ordinance makes it unlawful for dealers to offer for sale electrical materials of non-standard makes unless such materials have been found by the city electrician to meet requirements. City Engineer Win Templeton explained the ordinance will eliminate from the market inferior products such as Christmas tree lamps and the like which wiring, are unable to carry safely the electrical loads necessary for their operation. He said the ordinance was prepared at the request of retail dealers and electrical -supply houses. Another revised ordinance adopted by commissioners pertains to the wiring of homes and buildings Pioneer and requires t h a t . such tions meet the requirements of electrical codes, Templeton ) ( UTAH Congratulations'oji 89th Birthday^ J. Rim L. Geddes and Mrs. C. Into Greaves. Mrs. M. A. Geddes, Plain City, was honored upon reaching her TAILOR lour wants you to know he has a good stock of America's finest W. General Confab weaves and patterns. SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 3 (AP) eighty-ninth' birthday anniversary Custom-Made Daughters of Utah Pioneers are A general conference of the Relief a dinner with Wednesday family a group dancers at of presenting society of the Latter-day Saints at the Ben Lomond hotel. the Lafayette ballroom of the Those in attendance included six(Mormon) church closed this afternUtah, Salt Lake City, Saturday and of her sons and daughters and oon at a general session in the evening at eight o'clock. This is On other relatives. the guest list tabernacle. the closing session of the conve- Ogden High School Notes More than 1500 women attended were Mrs. Annie Geddes, Plain SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 3 ntion. Dances which will be dem- Editor--Shirley M. Lynch Women Men opening sessions yesterday and Utah will Mill be 400 workers Mr. Mrs. D. A. and Brown, City; are the club quadrille, short for this fall's beet harvest onstrated "Phew--holy cow--what a smell"Farr West; Mr. 'and Mrs. C. W.a much heavier attendance was even after the arrival of 275 anticipated for the final day. schottische, heel and toe polka, --Such exclamations are issuing WALK UP Gleaves, Preston, Idaho; Mr. and The sessions have stressed ways nationals in Salt Lake City souvienne and others. upon from students entering the Mrs. G. H. Geddes, Boise. Idaho; by which women members of the Sunday to help with the digging, Weber county people taking FOR STYLE! can help build a better second floor of O. H. S. Situated Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lyman Roberts, area representa- are Mr. and Mrs. and church through Geddes, George Simpson, WALK econDOWN solving family tive of the U. S. department of Mr. and Mrs. James McGregor, Mr.the second floor is the chemical and Mrs. J. L. Geddes, Win-omic problems, child training and IN STYLE! agriculture, reported today. and Mrs. Donnell Stewart. Mr. laboratory. Students have a green chester, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-educational and spiritual developThe new arrivals will bring theMrs. Lloyd Ina CarPlain lard Mr. Carver, Mrs. and City; Nutter, which around carry look ment. they total of Mexicans in Utah to near- Malan, Mr. and Mrs. Myron ver, Plain City, and Mrs. Dave Home sewing is one activity that We Make day. One of the all ]y 900, Roberts said. Geddes, Denver. Mr. Mrs. and Andy AnCrandall, be. " Despite this number, the labor taught in nearly every was hydrogen is Mrs. Old Clothes New! Geddes sulfidc, born in Kaysderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack WheelRelief soqiety this winter, acshortage still will be a major and moved' 1857 to accin Plain as ville Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drab- known egg gas, rotten wright, We Velma Simonacres across Mrs. N. to Make the 47,000 problem in 1859. All her children cording Mr. and Mrs. Reg Pope, andompanied by the nauseating smell sen, chairman of the work meeting of Utah planted to beets, he said, ble, New Clothes Too! in Plain City. The dances Mrs. A. Montgomery. department. and volunteer harvest work by ammonia hydroxide. are Mrs. under direction of Simpcitizens will be necessary to pre- son and Mrs. Nuffer. Mrs. Charles Later on in the year, chemistry 'MEN AND £Cft vent loss of the 1946 crop. WOMEN'S SUITS $3Uup F. Felt will do the introductions. classes intend to make perfumes. Up Chocolate These classes are under direction SO-DAIS DELIVERY of Ed Smith. WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (UP) -Igoing to cost you more money Cards Library Completes hereafter to satisfy that craving Students of O. H. S. are urged Open for chocolate. OPA has granted a to get their library cards as soon J. W. Randall, district manager 27 per cent boost in the ceiling as possible. Each year cards are of the Amalgamated Sugar Co. inprices of cocoa, cooking chocolate, Month solid chocolate bars, chocolate made for all incoming juniors and Ogden area, announces the 2416 Wash. Blvd. syrup and other chocolate 'prodreceiving stations -at Wilson fac- uct;. September proved to be the they may be acquired for the Plain City and Warren will tory. busiest month in the history of Seniors who have lost or be open for receiving- beets -Tuesdarmy may Ogden the ay, Oct. 8. recruiting office misplaced their cards when .127 local youths enlisted tonew ones for the fee of 10 cents. The Farr West and Riverdale to use stations open for receiving take advantage of the GI bill of This card enables students SU-84-TOD NO. f Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Hot ! beets rights, of which the deadline date, book in this room or study, sp s station will be open ThursOctober 5, is rapidly drawing of cards is d a y Oct. 10. h;wf °' q -nearer. Shirley Lynch. i Among the latest men to enlistHonor Rating were Bryan Lund, son of Mrs. CLEANING Scholastic Press Petra Lund, 257 Twenty-first, Ken- The National a magazine association, critical son Jack of neth Rhodes, MODERN METHODS 2775 Grant; Edward Bunnell, son service, awarded the "Literary Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bunnell, Harvest" first class honor rating. of 641 Fifth; Sam Sanada, son of Mr.The editors for this year have The NATURAL LUSTER of o Your C h e s and Mrs. Yakimasa Sanada, 239 not been chosen except for two quickly restored by our strictly ModCapitol; Maroru Murata, son of who were on last year's staff. Mrs. K. Murata of Layton; Mel- two are Dick Lyman and Carol ern Dry Cleaning Methods. vin C. McCubbin, son of Mrs. Scoffield. The advisor is Mrs. You'll appreciate our RAPID means that buyers can come and see, A SALE-AT-THE-SITE Madge M. Doggett. Ogden, and Margueirette Keller, who teaches SERVICE, too. Phone today! sclec^ order, pay for and make delivery arrangements at the son Jack Sase, of Mr. and Mrs. English and also serves as the location. Sase of 2209 Grant. Classicum staff advisor. The majority of the young men "Literary Harvest" is a book of PRIORITY CLAIMANTS poems, short stories and essays enlisted chose an 18-month enlRIAt-MrDONUD TAILORS Z454 WASH. 1. Veterans must present a valid priority Certificate istment which will entitle them written by students of Ogden high FREE PICKUP DELIVERY in order that they fflay be admitted to the site 30 months of college under the during the school year.--Lawrence sale. Facilities for issuing priority certificates PHONE 7633 GI bill. I. McGill. will not be available the However, 400 Workers Needed Strange Smells For Beet Harvest SUITS . TOPCOATS and , | Golden Beauty by Carol . blends the ancient charm of gold with chic lines in this smart off-face creation. Rich, golden fishnet and ornamental trim--on an enchanting background of lustrous black felt! (Lovely Millinery From $4.99 to $8.99) CAROL modern . Sugar Firm Will · Station Stations Price t's Busiest j ., i | ' 2 , l t SHOP PRINCESS -Blvd. -- The MarPhil Shop 234? Washington $1,550,528.00 (Approximate Value). FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW is sale. veterans may secure certificates from the veterans certifying unit located at Building 445, Fort Douclas, Utah, or the certifying unit nearest to their place of residence. Veterans should remember that they will be required to present their discharge papers when applying for certif- at I and · Commercial Level *7.99 $226,751.00-- Other Pure to of Trade Buyers ' Most of EXPORTERS the surplus property listed port market. withheld from Sizes to JLt. Sweater* $7.99 Woo/ 2427 Wash. Blvd. equipment; machines; hydraulic inch x 36 buying surplus property. hand-knit effects. Pure Kitten-Soft wools in pastel colors, plus blacks and whites. Sizes 34 to 40. AA 2415 Washington Blvd. to D However, export. HOW a available to the exmerchandise in short supply raujt be TO REACH Depot is located SITE War FRABRICATED TEXTILE-- industrial: tube _and tire repairing equipment; woodworkinf jointers: automotive brake horizontal cylinder boringmachines; drilling pachinei- ^ inch to 1 inch; gear tooth burring grinding machines, cam; lathes 20 inch-24 inch swing; bending machines, beading roller: presses 40-100 ton; gas welding acetylene generator; welding rod, 3/32 inch x 14 inches, J/lo inches. '/sinch x 36 inches, 1/16 inch r. 36 inches, hand sprayers. 24 line items. INDUSTRIAL $354,973.00-booster pumps; gas MACHINERY AND Electric EQUIPMENT-- engines; centrifugal pumps; paint agitators; portable belt conveyor «nd engine driven conveyors; fans, rcntrifugal, horizontal, vertical; fans and blowers; valves, globe, check; quick opening; steam specialties, filters; grease guns, hand type; portable greue dispeosort, snow plows, blade type. 195 line items. THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS HAVE PREVIOUSLY BEEN OFFERED TO FEDERAL AGENCIES AND ARE NOW OFFERED TO PRIORITY CLAIMANTS IN THE SEQUENCE LISTED BELOW. Sale Begins Mon., Oct. 14, '46 SCHEDULE OF SALE DATES October 14, 15, 16, 17, 18-- Certified Yeterjn« of World War II. (For business, agricultural or professional enterprise on presentation of approved certificate.) October 21, 22-- R.F.C. purchasers for October 23-- STATE TALITIES. October 24-- ELIGIBLE SMALL BUSINESS. AND INSTRUMEN- AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS. October 25, and continuous-- to Non-Priority buyers for regular channels of trades. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. DAILY except Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays. This Watch for is the SECOND in a cycle of sales to be held this announcements of subsequent sales · it 40 miles w«t of Tooele Ordnance Lake City on highway 4d. Hotel accommodations at. arc Tooele. Utah, limited. Salt' lite. INSPECTION list The above of items may be inspected as prescribed tnd the Commercial Trade Buyers, only on the day that i* it the Site, for the jtlitferent^ priority troupi set aside -for that particular priority* Assets Administration TOOELE ORDNANCE DEPOT F $190,690.00-SPECIAL MACHINERY-_ individuals when initialed by site sale Director. Cbecks must be drawn to the order of the "Treasurer of the United State*" in the exact amount of the purchase. The War Assets Administration reserves the right to withdraw all or any part of the property included in this sale at my time prior to a contract of sale. All sales are subject to sales conditions of War Assets Administration. All sales subject to minimum and maximum quantities as price tag. stipulated on the as Persons acting Brokers shall not exeiase x priority in locds of "Just Arrived* sweaters for every occasion! Long and short sleeve pullovers, round ribbed necks, D Sewing machines, it 2" F F E R E O Suspenders, gloves, leather, work; bags, cotton; canvas products including 01(0 coven, taipaulini and miscellaneous materials. 12 Line items. Property offered for sale is on "display plainly priced and tigged F.O.B. location. Qualified personnel will be in attendance to expedite sales. _ All sales will be made on a cash or check basis unless sufficfor use at the site, has been established in advance ient credit, the W.A.A. Regional Office, BIdg. 440. Fort Douglas, Ut. Uncertified checks of Corporations, Companies, Proprietorships and other business firms accepted. Personal checks of PURE WOOL S inch to inch; switch bozei, outlet boxes, relays; fuses, cartridge type plug type; junction sectional 2 inch to 3% inch; lamp sockets; connector bodies; switches and cutouts. 215 line items. $339,260.00-- HARDWARE-Hinges and butts; door bolts and strikes; window and transom hardware. Builders hardwire; tackle blocks; bicycle. Adult men and women; pushcarts and handcarts, steel; wheelbarrows, steel tray; gasoline lamps and lanterns; paper targets; anvils, over 3 Jbs; claw bars; jacks, hand, heavy duty; mattocks: round and sauare point. Metal cans; Metal ushes; metal fasteners »nd books and eyes; glass markers, traffic lines. 94 line items. (Not the Consumer) Property remaining after priority claimants have exercised their right will be offered for sale to commercial trade buyen on the dates specified hercon. In order to gam admission to the Site Sale the applicant must submit acceptable evidence that he is engaged in a legitimate commercial enterprise. GENERAL INFORMATION M ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT-Copper wire, insulated: generator units, A.C. -- gas engine and carbide, 120 V. and 110 V. D.C.; electric 2 motors, H.P.; transformers, power a^H distribution, 15 K.V.A. and 150 K.V.A. and oil burner; steel staples; cross arm braces; lightning irresto:;,, outdoor and valve type; generator regulators and cutout ^ and Vi . · T E $438,854.00-- ' iralk.. walk never tire! Tooele Ordnance Depot TOOELE, UTAH . walk.. S GOVERNMENT-OWNED SURPLUS AT FIXED PRICE SALE icates. 3. Before attending Site Sales Veterans should check the advertised list of items offered, to be sure that the materials and/or equipment they are certified to purchase will be available. On those dates specified for veterans only pers3. ons p.-escntins proper veterans certificates will be admitted to the sale. Guests, friends, relatives, etc., will not be admitted. 4. This property has previously been Coffered to Federal Agencies at fixed prices and is now offered to all other priority claimants and especially veterans of World War II iffording ample opportunity to see and buy this material. Certain days of the sale have been designated for priority claimants in accordance with the amendment of May 8, 1946. To the surplus property act of 19"H. }. Sale to Apriority claimants will be--in the sequence listed--only to the category and on the day or days specified--on * "First-cqme-ftrstservcd basis" within each priority classification. 6. Arrangements for delivery must be made by the purchaser before leaving the sale. Delivery cannot be made to the Buyer on the day of the sale. However, shipments will be made within approximately ten days. 7. A catalog describing items and prices offered for sale will be available upon request. 8. Mail orders arc invited and will be honored in the order received if the material is still available at the end of the* "Buy D a y for that particular priority group. Purchaser exercising priority rights must send priority certificates. Orders must include list of items desired and check to cover total purchase price. 2% tales must be added, unless tax exemption ccrti. tax ficate is presented with order. 9. Representatives of State and Local Government!, and non-profit institutions must present evidence of Authority to Purchase. 10. Small business buying througn K. F. C. must present approved R. F. C. application form L-380. *7.95 t the a W -- SUB REGIONAL OFFICE TOOELE, UTAH Telephone Sale Under The Juriidiction of W A A -- Regional Office, Tooele 600 -- Ext. 275 Silt Lake City, Utah |