The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 8

0A Welfare Agency i Fruit tin Production it 1 Colonel Capron Reivards Arsenal Bond Salesmen Course siatci er Famed Spealcer Sets Web Appearance Jan 113 ley Still Give to One Incident Odds Is it Meeds' Helpiers On Overseas Jobs An urgent need for four hundred men and women to serve overseas was relayed to the Weber county Red Cross chapter Saturday by Vern Thorpe field representa Glenn Frank described VDr A1- A course in! fruit production will be given North Ogden high school Monday Jan 15 at seven forty- five sponsored by the de- partmcnt of vocational! agriculture -under direction rot the rural war production board Vern Oberhans-ley will be the supervisor with Brown manager of the A experiment farm1 at Pleasant View as class instructor spite of the enormous rush of traffic on the rail-Is and' the perils of wind and i I ipsr' 1 tive ff-om the Pacific area omce on Aher the odds are still $20000 100 that you can board a train Jtah'and get to California alive a visit to the chapter bert Wiggam who will appear at the Weber college hall on Saturday January 13 at eight as one of tie great lecturers of this generation bringing to the piati form an evangelism of scholarship in" whicr he has no superior and few equips I He "I rank him Unhesitatingly as one -Of the four mo'st interesting! challenging- and exciting talkers ieither on the platform or off that I have ever heard" fment committee) consists of LeRoy Snooks cha rman isiat Aaggan UJJJJlJIIMUIJ4jliyi limn miii-- i ii i-Tirr-fl" Nathan Barker jsidney wyatt can Craeun and Marshall Maycock The riake any similar 24-hour train I 1 his "wager" against accidents Id ready for all comers Sotur-s rj TTiiiM station even ri committee has made I final plans for the "course Thosfe interested are 1 Already many paid workers are in Red Cross overseas operations and 'the field superintendent hoped that 25 more could be recruited from this northern part of tne state "Th Weber county chapter has never failed to meet its obligation Mr Thorpe commented "and these men and women are needed so that rk urged to attend 1 le representatives of the Soutn-Pacific the S- interstate mrr( rrtmmission and the uian A statement from Weber college i lie service commission were m- Tech Sgt Piggott says: i "One might say that there- a roughly jspeakingi two particularly- Cl 1 -1 lx 111 i tigating last Sundays wit aey which cost 50 lives -y obtaining insurance at the -of 25 cents per 24 hours hUy more than a pe nny an travfl with the se- Receives Medal Dr Albert Wiffgam useful types of citizens among" us The first is represented by the research man and tone finds him in the laboratory or! on the high adventure! of discovery He is the Appnrdintf tnt nrnri1' from i th has it in his heart to like people Sixth army In the Philippines1 outstanding perfofmancej of duty in coordinating artd rhntrnTHntr anti and to understand them so well Furthermore he has helped: to scientist The second is the evangelist who goes about making plain and understandable to the rank 1 -aircraft operations which contrib- maVo th rti'srnveries of science ity of knowing the odds are rwhelrftingly in your favor and juld something unexpected hap-1 you'll be protected Policy ft $5000 in case of death and er amounts for loss of a limb ifor disability af -hompson Corn ticket age nt at tinn said neoole have -r utea vitauyi to tne jeiiective ae- 1 wniWiiiUMiiwui im-iiri mill minimi and he possesses the eloquence ana and me 01 us wnat the scientist has discovered or invented "Dr Wieeam is exceedmnlv fenses of the landing on Leyte funm Tan 'air nttarlr wnn th the American Red uross wiu fail our armed forces overseas Biggest immediate need is for 198 staff assistants more familiarly known as club or girls Applicants should Be1 between the ages of 25 and 35 in good health and with some college training and recreational skills In addition 59 men between 29 and 50 years old are needed to serve as assistant field directors The Red Cross also has openings for 40 overseas stenographers ages 23 to 35 and an unlimited number Of social workers of all types Sheldon Bergeson Clarence Wilson and Elizabeth Tueller have been appointed to interview clients and will be" at the Red Cross office city and county building on Wednesday January 10 from four to six to accept applications charm that enable him to go out WIN MEDALS War bond sellers at Of den uvnerf leadership during sixth war loan drive manding officer who presented gold ronertv who supervised purchase of 152 per bronze medal ft or Tech Sgt David among his fellows and tell a true fitted dr the leadership of both considerably more msur-- groups because ne is scientific and and fascinating story Above (reading irom it iurrMey ini rtive 250 per cent Colonel Capron figgou oi ugaen In awarding Sgtj Piggott the medal Lieut Gen Walter Krueger Cited him "for meritorious achieve "Dr Wiggam's lectures offer new Conscious since me 'e TSrviitArf last Sunday Kionooi! trt Ampriran statesmen- cent of lhat departments quota Mrs uoroiny -mom- naugh war bond officer Mrs: Nadia Mrs Lael Petersen procurement? 279 per cent £Pjn JJJfP" 'clydt 6 Thorpe maintenance 346 Johnson parts identification Salt Lake branch 16 per cent ana per cent "Y-A I 7- 1 Khough it has always been Jhe4 Brothers Meet In ship and patriotism and a hopeful helpful inspiring phiiosopny qi uie i Vidnc vnu Vf ment in connection witn rmmary operations against the enemy on Leyte island Philippine islands from the 20th of October 1944 to the 5th of November 1944" Sat Pieeott is the! son of Mrs iui meats nines nf" wr your personal problems of work Htom of agents 10 trers of insurance not much is Fight as a general rule because veling also as a general rule is 5 safe as the 20000 to one your favor Arsenal Doubles Four Great Britain of Family and duties ana points oui upuij iu-m i i aa -f nit" a irini a hotter haDD'ier I cofor wnriH fnrmpn women and Anyone interested may teiepnone t8203 for appointments Hazel Piggott Victory road Sliglilly Wounded in European Battle T5 Keith Lawrence has been children to live in He maintains Washington Terrace Serve Country 3 workshop through wnicn pqurs frartirallv all the significant bobks r-Your Suit I WAC Recruit Awaits rpsparchp? and technical literature Bond Quota Ogden arsenal's sixth war bond campaign workers were guests of Col and "Mrs A Capron at dinner at Hotel Ben Lomond of America nda Europe in phsyitho- Hospital Training i hompson Attending I uiinery Scliool Seaman 2c Norman Thomp-i son of Mr and Mrs Durant logy and the social and human jsci SPIC and SPAN in action in Belgium according to word received ences i Hp Is an incurably voung man Pharlnttft Kmilh 2fl nf 2R3K 1 I by his- parents Adams who was enlisted into the with amazing energy He is an! ar i 3r i 11 In the second week after the WAC nn ripr 30 will 1mv thp Mr and Mrs WU- lifim Tawrpnpp war bond drive opened reports' last of this month for Fort Des iojmpson 3304 in 10 Minutes fi Long Waiting at k4 2538 Iowa Ave were submitted to Colonel Capron Moines Inwa After hasir? train dent golfer and as a hoboy ts a serious scientific student of feminine beauty in its relation) to brains and intelligence He conducts intensive researches in 'this fifld and is a former iudge at the I'J He has been which indicated mat tne arsrnai awarded the pur- ing there Pvt Smith will spend 12 weeks at an army hospital training school to prepare for work as a sursriral tprhnirian irtefy isjiow at-ading technical nnery ol nman Okla At time jot his if 1 quota 'of a near-quarter minion dollars would be over-subscribed The commanding officer's elation national beauty pageant to select T5 Lawrence Sgt Mary Holbrook of the VALET SHOP BASEMENT lllstment in the vuw ho was at- been overseas for 15 months and went into France 1 -art army recruiting office reported more trained technicians are needed II Williams America most beautnui woman Miss America He recently 'psycho-analyzed Charlie McCarthy's head on the Edgar Bergen radio program" Williams Hotel it i MlillMii'ilMIW 'Ben Lomond jiding pgden With the invad ing forces on gh school ana Sgt Darrell Williams and a in the WAC and she urges all who might be able to qualify to Call at the office room 202 fed brother I Pvt Harold Williams eral building T5 Lawrence 'lie is a grad sons of Lloyd Williams Nevada 1 as a captain in high school ilitary band He received his nt trainine -at IlfllSI uate of Ogden high school nd and nephews of Mrs Elsie Fischer Wakefield 563 Twenty-fifth met Weber college f' II Brown Eddq I I A irragut Ida ho in England recently It had been almost three years since they had 11J was expressed in an offer to present "awards to those Minute Men who would lead' their respective' divisions to highest achievement in bond purchases' The dinner at which the presentations were made was occasioned by the fact that the completed campaign-showed a result of 20 per cent (maturity value) of the established quota nearly a half million dollars in bonds purchased by the arsenal force The five Minute Men who spark-plugged their divisions to highest percentage of quota were each presented an engraved gold medal The award carries the ordnance department flaming bomb insignia Those receiving the medals were: Ellis Merkley Nadia Johnson Clyde Thorpe Mrs Lael Petersen and Mrs Dorothy Holland -The next highest five iri'percentage and nunta received certificates is wen Known Ogdefr music 1 iinnnnfl in Thompson He was days during the time for five lanksgivlng holidays State Beer Case SAVE IN THE LONG HUN BY MAKING A SHORT RUN TO THE PAMCHNG (SENTEE 2457-63 Kiesc4 of Taramount Theatrr 1 "Near the Center of Everything" Shopping Theatres Dancing Dining He was home on leave in April 1944 Pfc Walter Eddy USMC recently returned to Ogden for a 30-day leave after 27 months of overseas duty He enlisted in the marine corps on June 12 1942 and received his training at San Diego Calif He was assigned to active duty in October 1942 and has seen action in the battles of Sai-pan Tarawa Guadalcanal and Tin-ian He was wounded at Guadalcanal and was awarded the purple heart and presidential citation He is now in Klamath Falls Ore fRY THIS SOOTHING MEDICATED seen each other They lived with their grandmother Mrs James Hibbard Ogden now deceased when they were young 1 Sergeant Williams enlisted in the army in 1942" i and was assigned overseas 4n November of that year He has been stationed in England since arriving overseas Privatif Williams received his early training in Fort Douglas and is serving as an MP in England I i 40 Milner hotel and Wayne Bradshaw 23 L-ll Navy vay Washington Terrace had been placed under arrest Saturday by city police on charges of contributing to the delinquency af a minor their divisions received engraved AT ikrJ LiMUKt Eddy Eddy State complaints will be asked Three sons and one son-in-law charging Shulthess with permitting a minor to drink beer in hi establishment and charging Bradshaw with giving beer to a minor officers "said Srhulthess oDerates the Sham of Mrs Rika Eddy 1748 Lincoln -are" serving in the armed forces i 1 Relieves UreaMirtls merit piirqucs me liiiiu lugncDi group were presented with embossed certificates and all Minute Men received personal letters from the commanding officer in recognition of leadership Other guests at the -dinner included Mayor and Mrs David Romney Maj Walter Bew executive officer and Mrs Bew: Maj Guy Rea and Mrs Rea Ninth service command: Dr and Mrs: Aldous Dixon City Commissioner and Mrs Harold Welch and Mr and Mrs Leonard Diehl Arrangements for the evening were conducted by Capt Joseph Haugh Ogden arsenal war bond officer i rock club Twenty-fifth it was reported GQUGHS LSss to Colds I Results GfO SO good because Vjcks Cough Drops are medicated Francis A Brown third class petty officer is on Guadalcanal He entered the navy on Dec 30 1943 and trained at Farragut Idaho Port Hueneme and San Bruno Calif He was assigned overseas in May 1944 His wife Mrs Tillie Brown and their three daughters Barbara Betty and Helen reside at 3268 Pingree Corp James (Demps) Eddy A A is home on a 14-day furlough and will leave Jan 10 for Lincsoln Neb He enlisted in January 194 and trained at Amarillo Texas Burbank Calif and Kingman Ariz He graduated from gunnery school at Kingman and was given his wings Prior to enlisting he was employed at Hill field His wife Mrs Esther Eddy and two daughters Patsy and Judith reside at 2065 Robin Seaman 1c Floyd Eddy enlisted in the navy on Aug 29 1942 He received training at San Diego Fort Sutter Vallejo and Mare Island Calif He was' assigned overseas in February 1944 tvich throat-soothing ingredients of Mirth Ward Otters 1 Play Program The play "My Cousin From Sweden" Will be presented Tuesday Jan 9j by the Ninth ward thifd year Beehive class The chapelj is located at Thirty-first "and Porter The following program will precede the lay at seven-thirty Mixed vocal quarete consisting of Margarnett Ellis Benny Bernett 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