The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 4

i iim ae 4-A Idaho's Day at Launching Conclave Speaker BOTTOLFSEfJ TO DAD SUCCEEDS Malad Soldier Gains in Rank SOU TO OFFICE TEXAS: SOLON WILL ADDRESS COUNTY HEADS ii If Co Representative TAKEOATII AS IDAHO GOVERNOR Democrats in Elective Offices as Ceremony Set for Monday Quits Post tor Job With OPA 3 i I 1 A r2: 1 I I -A iw-fc -i Maury Maverick Accepts sL6idfrorp Commission Organization BOISE Jan 2 (AP) Governdr -1 V' Clark announced Saturday that A Brunt state representative from Bonneville county has re signed his state office to accept a position with the Idaho tate unit of the office of price administration Governor Clark said he had ap pointed George Brunt father of the BOISE Jan 2 The new state administration headed by -Republican Governor-Elect A Bot-tolfsen and Republican Lieutenant Governor Edwin Nelson but Including Democrat in all other elective offices was ready Saturday night for the inaugural ceremonies mon-day noon Governor Bottolfsen's official representative to the vacancy cre 3IAUBY MAVERICK In Utah Jan 14-15 ated by the resignation The elder Brunt qualified for of fice immediately the governor said Both men are prominent in Dem ocratic party activities The elder Brunt was an Idaho delegate tt family of "cabinet" appointees was national Democratic conventions in ready to take- over the reins of their respective positions also with Chicago and Philadelphia VICTOR BELL Ammunition corral MALAD Jan 2 Victor Jll son of Mr and Mrs 1111 of A Brunt was re-elected to the almost the" new major ap house of representatives at the No pointive officeholders In Boise pre- Future Peace Depends Upon Friendships Yale Professor Thinks Climate Is Cause of Irritations vember election His father has paring for the ceremonies never before held public office Malad Idaho recently was vnr1 tn rank of amVvtion cor The inaugural ceremonies xwill start Monday at noon in the house chamber with Governor Chase A Clark sponsoring Bottolfsen Chief Justice Holden wil Maury Maverick aggressive for- mer" Texas congressman and presently lei the -war production board Saturday wired acceptance of an invitatfon to address the 1943 convention" of the Utah State Association of-County Officials which will be held Jan 14-15 a the New-hous- hotel: in -Salt Lake City McEntire Weber county commissioner president of the aa-socLatLon made the announcement here Saturday Other Washington public officials who will participate in the convention include Mere- dUb-president "of tie National As-' jsociation of County Officials and Guy Cordon attorney for the pub-lands committee of eleven western states Mayor Ab Jenkins of Salt Lake Cfty will give the address of welcome and Governor Herbert Maw will represent the state of Utah More than 400 members of the i sfete association from eac department of county gavfrnrnent' will carry on the busines'of the convention President McEritket glared It was explained that' manifold benefits and progression administration have comw 'to1 the counties of the state is a result of the cooperation officials through the county association Other business of will be the election of tieyv Officers: Crookston first vice presi--dint Cache county Fillmore second vice president Utah 'county Clair Rowley secretary-treasurer Iron county William Johnson Utah counlyHar-Id Wallace Salt Lake county II Young Carbon county- Elinor Hodgson- Cache county Clair preside at the rites and will ad Flyer's SmalJSon poral Corporal recently returned to his ary duties after spending a furlough with his parents a'Malad PRfesiONAL LICENSES LAKE CITY Jan 2 (AP) it' total of 11968 professional 11- minister the oaths of office to the elective- officers after swearing in the legislators in a body earlier LUBBOCK Tex Jan 2 (AP) The student detachment at South BORAH HONORED Gov" Chase Glark of Idaho left and Mrs! William Borah right attndd launching ceremonies of the 115th liberty freighter SS William Borah named In honor of Idaho's late Senator Borah at Portland Ore- Dec 27 Sponsors of the vefel were the scrap metal collection champions of Idaho Loi Amy center her brother Allan foreground and Russell Anderson rear left and Jack Fairly rear right Associated Press Photo when the legislature convenes at Plains army flying school Saturday ten a sent a memorial token to the 16 nses: both new and renewea By GEORGE MACKIE NEW HAVEN Conn Jan 2 If the allied' nations remain on as friendly terms with one another through choice as they now are through necessity the present month-old sorf of their buddy Gl der Pilot William Hart kSied were outstanding in the Utah de Othera to be sworn in include Lt Gov Nelson Secretary of State George Curtis Treasurer Myrtle Enking-Auditor Calvin Wright the water their minds just froze recently an air crash ervf route partment of registration at the end of 1942 as compared with 12228 at up and they could not release their Superintendent of Public Ilnstruc tion Roberts "Attorney Gen Man of the Week By CALTINNEY war will be the word's last large holds Officers climbed down the cargo nets' after them and walked eral Bert Miller and State Mine the end of 1941 the Utah business regulation commission announced Saturday scale conflict believes Professor Inspector Arthur Campbell on their fingers to break thei holds -J Members of the supreme court William Lion Phelps- And he reminds us he Is serl TWriAt't-nanA wjls attributed to will attend- as will Governor Bot to Orange Calif to attfhd the funeral of his father yt Hart victim "of an air-liRfci wreck in Utah The memoriV to Tony the son was a bond! --if" f--J ANSWER ARMS CALL SALT 1AKE CITY Jan 2 (AP) a total of 742 employes of th'Utah Ordnance plant entered the armed services including three jpdmen who entered -the WAACS "Man of the Week" is" the name-f tlve opinion may throw some light thelarge numoer ot jjiwirssiviia "While this was going on the scene took on a nightmare quality tolfsen's appointive officers nprannt wno nave on this subject that it hasn't 'got of this job you're reading And if The Right Rev Frank A Rhea silent tense men eyes closed armed services ous when he says the "climate is responsible for "superficial" ill-feelirig between Americans and the English Moreover he explains Unlike a lot of people" Yale's Episcopal bishop of Idahowlll pro cliaging desperately tothe cargo nounce the Invocation nets while equally desperate off! Deep in the Heart of Following the inauguration cere monies the legislature will con cers prodded and shouted at them" eminent 'man -of letters does ndt I won't quote any more but care to talk about thet war be And one who enlisted in the every person burns the aesire tinue in1 session In all probability until the organization of each house get a lot of question marks if from officials whose motto where federal bureaus are concerned seems to "keep 'em growing" Well that's that Next and last on my mind today is a letter I am going to write to the war department "Gentlemen how come it is not part of the basic training of the- soldier that he either know or be made to know how WAVES HatUage'plant Hulet Iron county Jeff Stowell cause "in these times we heed to hear more- about: religion Ihe is complete' manager announced Saturday theatre sports 'and such- things1 A public reception in the rotunda of the capital will be held! Monday Cache cpunty-Fred Peterson Box Elder county Partridge tGarfield county membersro( the executive county Bat naturally a man who has keenly- observed-' the world scene ROAD CONTRACT LET SALT LAKE CITY Jan 2 (AP) Contracts i or $413887 worth of con for three score years and -more evening under direction of Brig Gen McConnel adjutant general of Idaho In charge The Inaugural ball at the Elks club will to swim?" has many -ideas about a war un like any other war the world has FIREFIGHTERS ever seen He expounded some be held later struction I on Twenty-first street an approach road to the Utah ordnance plant were awarded to Gibbons and Reed of Salt Lake Citv Saturday by the Utah road front of my face when I read tnJrt account In this day of amphibious warfare and in this day when ALL our boys are havirirto be taken overseas if they ar to" come to grips with the enem9 how corae they are not taught twswim? They're taught to arbll their pack Well they're nevtfr- going to lose their life didn't know how to roll Uieir pack But they may lose tyieir life if they don't know how-to swim I don'tknow what proportion of men show up at an army camp doii'tv know how to swim Ten to possess the comions ana refinements of life to become a respected citizen and be honored in his or her profession Women of personality and character find that secretarial training opens" more doors to desired positions than docs any other kind 'Of preparation A fine business training will go far in helping you to reach your goal New Day and Evening Classes start Monday January 4 1943 then no more new classes for six weeks OGDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE Dial 4812 Gov Bottolfsen's message to the I wrote the usual "Man of the Week" this week I'd make Senator Prentiss Brown Henderson's coming- successor OPA chief the subject of it However there's time enough to do piece on ole Prentiss later In the meantime I recently put it up to the boys who are kind of responsible for thefse ungrammatical outpourings after they leave my hands I said "How would it be if I cut loose sometimes and wrote about something besides the Man of the "Okay" they said "and Christmas week is a good time to try it nobody is eober enough then to know what they are reading anyway" Of course there is no truth in that statement I' admit that more people LOOK drunk after Christmas than -at any other time but they are not really drunk They just have on teir new Christmas gifts that's all I have done my best to discourage drinking among my men legislature is scheduled for Tues them in an hour-long talk In 'the book-lined study of his home only a few short blocks from downtown New Haven and the Yale campus where he has been Jong and affec commission The reason I ask is because of that reporter Ira Wolfert's account of the sinking of the Fresident Coolidge soldier-transport in the Solomons from hitting a mine "One off the surprising features of the Coolidge" he said in one place "was the great number of soldiers who did not know how to swim "These men clambered obediently i UNITE IN UTAH day noon at a joint session of the two houses He Is expected to present his- budget requests later in tionately linown as "Billy" Phelps the week hadn't ought to prove too big a program Anyway it's a thing taht SALT LAKE CITY Jan 2 (AP) "It Is of -course my hope tha Most of Bottolfsen's appointees were in Boise Saturday night join Fire-fighting agencies united Sat urday in a coordinated set-up needs' to be done and how! (Distributed by McNaught Syndicate Inc) per cent maybe Well teaching after the war all the nations that are allied now against Hitler while keeping their absolute integ down the cargo nets but when ing in the pre-convention excite they had to let go and drop into tesf per cent of our army to swim Whitney Floyd vice chairman ment the fire division of the Utah rity as separate nations will re These department heads who council of defense disclosed de supervise the work of some 1500 main as loyal and devoted friends in peace as necessity has forced them to be in war Because If we tails of a plan whereby the state to 2000 state employes include: yr a defense council the extension serv ice and the state board of forestry win this war and the allies can al and fire control will cooperate to 19 1 iH I 11 I I I I I 1 1 I I I 1 1 remain in harmony there will be Reclamation Commissioner James Spofford of Mountain Home Harvey Schwendiman of New dale commissioner of agriculture Griff Jenkins of Malad commissioner friends at Christmas- No mat no next war not on a large soale protect the entire state from dan gers of forest fires "Floyd said theretofore only eer anyhow Have Learned Lesso'n tain areas were afforded such se of finance Charles Spoor of Sand point commissioner of law enforce He believes that there Is a good- curity Adding that there was a lack of coordination ment Former Gov Baldrldge of Parma director of public" assist chance that this will come to pass "because we have learned the lesson that If we don't hang together we wfll hang separately We must maintain sympathy and un ance Wood of Boise com pw 7 An ye3 mv if ii liu Z7 Uii LlLS iAJ ljiLI UJ JQ tin If yA Value Unsurpassed! miasioner of public works Howard Utahn Joins Corps Cullimore of Rexburg commission derstanding If we don't Its sui cide" er of insurance Dr Berry public healthi commission To Get Back in War Tovey Malad manager of the state He believes that It la necessary for English and Americans to forget the "superficial" difference be Insurance fund Leland Rawson £er how "onry" a man is I don't think he should have to wake up with a hangover and a Christmas tie both That is making "human punishment go too far Speaking of punishment I believe Bill i Jeff ers is asking for it You know Bill Jeff ers the man who made such a hit with the people when as practically his first deed as rubber administrator he told fr bunch of heckling rators where to get-off The country was so tickled ita been applauding him ever since But I picked up the paper the other morning and I came across some bad news about Bill It looked like Bill had suffered the fate of a lot of other well-meaning and able men before he been bit by the speech-making bug Now the rubber situation in? this country is not in such excellent condition that it entitles MrlJJeffers of Pocatello superintendent of the hquor dispensary (Burt) tween them that has been a source of "irritation" that the unity seen In America and England since the Wright Pocatello purchasing agent it We offer three complete rooms of fine furniture at a most unusual price 'Anis group is maue up oi gooa fay durable merchandise Avell stvled and harmoniously matched On many item there is at choice of styles war is downright-1 astonishing patternsand colors The ill feeling he says exists be tween English and Americana long MONSON ASKS 'SAN DIEGO Calif Jan 2 (AP) Robert Daly of Salt Lake City la Just a recently enlisted marine recruit but he's been under enemy fire twice already In this war At Midway Island last June he was a civilian electrician helping build the base when Jap bomb era attacked tater he witnessed a submarine shelling of the Pacific outpost His itch for action this time In "a -Devildog uniform sent him to a marine recruiting office shortly afU erhis return to the mainland and employment for a time as a line man in Utih has been a cause of concern to Professor Phelps whd admires both Basically he blames ft on ir it it i ARMY VOTE LAW England climate When he ad vanced this theory last summer Ux Ik lb -uki (2) In a speech at Montreal Canadians thought he was joking but I to take time out to makers lot of fjjr' SDeeches even' on rubbed and the i IT 1 ifeJt really believe it SALT LAKE CITY Jan 3 (AP) One reason he said "why there Is so much ill7 feeling between the Amendment of Utah election laws exempting men in the armed forces from registration requirements to facilitate their voting by absentee British and Americans is that they both speak the same language and have so much in common that they ballot was suggested Saturday by speech he made the other day was about everything from profiteers to post-war planhiJEjig but It was not about rubber i Please don't tuf tt Speech-making on us Bill IfJJias ruined' more promising WafHington 'executives than you cansbake a pension application at5 -V sk Just soVrai bur rubber problem Marine Rank Open To Few Volunteers rpftP-nlnrh ftthr'a faults All Monson secretary of state we know of other countries is that as the best means of solving the they have faults but we don't problem know what they are In a letter to Edward Hughes SALT LAKE CITY Jan 2 (AP) British-American Difference COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY- president of the National Assocla The British and Americans dif for us Jni fand you twon't have' tion of Secretaries of State he also suggested repeal of the primary fer superfi'ciallly They differ in temperament and so the difference to maker any speeches Now let's leave BiU'Jeffers and see if we can't settle the aru run-off law and other changes to facilitate handlink of absentee bai has aroused irritation on( both sides Their difference in tempera lots i men as to whether -Washington employs too many people or not ment Is largely caused by the cli mate We have sunshine and the enlistments of "a limited number of men" in the marine corps will be accepted up to Jan UL II Hale officer in charge ot the local marine induction arl recruiting atftion announced Saturday '-'-J He did not amplify the statement" explaining only that the- enlistment will permitted under a temporary modification of the recent presidential order banning enlistments In the armed forces of men between 13 and 38 Senator Harry Byrd says Washing-: it rr if w- old friends The British get up In British have rain ton does Mr Roosevelt says it a drizzle eat breakfast in a drizzle This makes all the 'difference does not and go out and greet old friend 4-f i nave an idea or a way we can as if they were strangers i BEDROOM: settle this quarrel Let one of in the world because even in January the American gets up in sunshine eats his breakfast in sunshine goes out in the sunshine and In fact the difference these public opinion polls take -a the British and American temper poll of the employes of the gov ment can be expressed InV one greets strangers as if they were ernment especially those in Wash word the American runs for -con Ington and ask them if THEY gress the Englishman swmda for believe the government is over Darliament No Engiisnraan ever staffed and overmanned They're runs no American evfr remains on the Inside They should know stationary 111' At I 1 iijuuan ssmitn tne i government "Thus superlficialiyi the Ameri KITCHEN: Metal table in red or blue top 4 matching metal chairs 40 pieces decorative hand-painted A r-ican dlnnerware 34 pieces fine silverware 21 pieces matching glassware 19 piece frosted coffee service glass coffee makei electric heating base stenographer will KNOW if In her can thinks mat tat uriusn are department -there are thirty people cold and reserved the Englishman thinks the 'Americans will aomg the work that nrteen could do mere efficiently (because they wouldn't be In one another's way) slap a bishop on' the back Ic iJ' Declarlne tRat three things Let the Washington employes agriculture the love of the sexes Walnut or bleach vanity with good sized round mirror Chest of drawers well con-si rue ted Sturdy modern Jbed Matching vanity bench upholstered 2 vanity lamps 1 matching bed lamp Chest mirror Coil spring double deck Helical tie 50-pound felted cotton mattress 2 Bed pillows 1 Chenille spread blended wool blanket LIVING ROOM: Luxurious overstuffed suite in maple finish Or Matclyng overstuffed chair 9 12 blended wool rug' Matching end table Indirect lamp 3-way mogul 2 candle all metal it it it it 1 IS it It i it it it nnn UuCSLiLfLi thelrselves speak and their collec- D(al and the theatfe" always have con ir If it ir it' it if tt ir tinued during all wars Professor luuJjMi gjmuiiminnjjjinui Phelps a lesson from the an cient Greeks proved that "it is very Important that during thus sV pwar we- should keep up as far as possible the elements of civiliza tion for which we are really flght- kvs us 1 'tThe schools and eaUe-pa jhAiil cfrhtlnue to give a liberal educa tion' in addition to whatever' mili Free Sleeping Accommodations Must Furnish Own BeclroII tary "services 'they can 51 render It would' be 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