The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 10

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 10 TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 2 1943 Offers on Large Housing Project Will Be Opened On Wednesday Afternoon They re Planning How to Feed and Clothe the Army BOARD FAVORS REQUESTS FOR SCHOOL FUNDS CITY FORWARDS STOCKING CARGO TO EAST COASTO COUNTY SCHOOL BUSSES SOLDTO WAR BASE LINE Doubfe Use Plan Found Unworkable School Hours Changed Third of Million Asked For New Structures And Equipment 1800 Defense Dwelling Units To Be Built At Four Sites Silks and Nylons Will Go Into Materials Needed in War other locations after the war if so desired Some of the homes will have one bedroom and others will have a in a system off the living room Representing the government at opening of the bids will be Ira Bach of Kansas City senior project planner and Edward Pritchard of Ogden area project manager Figuring on three persons to occupy each unit quarters would be provided for 5400 persons Tooele Project At Tooele three construction firms James I Barnes Construction Co of Salt Lake City Patti-MacDonald Construction Co of Kansas City Mo and Robert McKee of Los Angeles were directed to enter into rfpgotiations with the public housing authority after opening of bids for construction of 1080 dwelling units The three firms submitted the low bids out of 12 offere They were respectively $2470000 $2-738627 and $2754000 The contracts call for construction of 231 buildings containing the 1080 dwelling units The buildings will be raised in two projects one covering 52 acres and the other nine acres both near Tooele They will house war industry workers METHODS At Utah quartermaster depot discussing methods of feeding and clothing the constantly growing army were (reading from left) Col Stephens Brig Gen Ralph Talbot Jr and Col Hastings Silk stockings not only compliment well-turned ankles they deliver a terrific wallop to the war effort Uncle Sam boys use the sheer hosiery for powder bags and thereby the punch into the hard-hitting guns Ogden has' sent east an initial cargo of 1 510 pounds of silk and nylon hosiery The shipment was destined for the Defense Supplies Corp at Green Island The silk stockings will be converted into powder bags and the nylons will be reduced to former chemical state and remade into fibers for weaving into various articles for war use Mrs Lyman Reese a directot of the salvage division nk Ogden is in charge of the stocking drive i On the basis of 44 stockings to the pound the initial shipment contained 66 550 individual hose Mrs I Reese estimated The campaign is being by the Minute Women fh coopeiation with stores and the Girl Scouts Mrs Reese said The Girl Scouts under direction of Mrs Car-roll are canvassing the' city -for additional stm kings Retail storCs are also recen mg the hosiery Newberry' Co is the receiving center for the merchants Included in the initial shipment Were 900 pounds of hosiery collected by the Penney Co and 260 pounds collected by the Sears Roe buck Co Alleviation of scarcity of school buildings and facilities in Ogden defense housing areas looms for the near future it was learned to day The federal works agency re gional office in Salt Lake City has approved applications for $313000 for erection of two school buildings and $14000 for furniture and equipment One of the two buildings of temporary construction is a 10-room structure at Lake View a defense housing project at Roy which will have 600 family units The other will be a 26-room school at Washington Terrace 1400-family-unit now already occupied by approximately 500 families of war workers lying south of the Country Club Schools and Homes The $14000 application approved for furniture and facilities would be used in fixing up dwellings at Washington Terrace for use as school rooms while the school building was being constructed Meanwhile most of the 200 children of elementary school age at Washington Terrace are not in school at all due to distance they live from existing schools However students of junior and senior high school age are attending Weber high school or Ogden city schools Expert Awaited Dr Skipping senior specialist on school facilities of the national office of education was expected to arrive in Utah today to study the situation and make final arrangements and recommen dations before the applications for funds are sent to Washington FWA office for final approval with construction to follow immediately Dr Skipping was also to meet with Leslie Hodgson of Hodgson Ashton Evans architects who have drawn the plans for the school buildings it was "reported STATE SCANS HIGHWAY BIDS Hundred Thousand Is Asked for Road Work Near Naval Depot Important questions concerning the functions of depot management were discussed at Utah quartermaster depot today with the view of continuing present successful operations in supplying the constantly growing armed forces The scene was a conference of depot commanders of the Pacific coast area The quartermaster corps is on the alert at all times to improve expeditious supply of food and clothing to the troops The conference followed the policy of the quartermaster corps in looking ahead and janticipating the need of food clothing and supplies on expanding foreign fighting fronts Guests of quartermaster depot commander Brig Gen Ralph Talbot Jr were Col Stephens officer in charge of depot division officer of the quartermaster general aijd Col Hastings assistant chief of personnel office of the quartermaster general Washington William Miller superintendent of Weber' county schools today reported four county school busses had beeri sold to Wasatqh Motor Tours for use in hauling war work- ers to and from Hill field Ogden arsenal and the Clearfield naval supply depot The was necessary because the plan involving use of school busses by both war workers and pupils in operation for 'several weeks proved very unsatisfactory Miller reported Lieutenant James McGuire highway agency officer Ninth transportation zone has assured the board of education that no more busses will be taken for war use during the remainder of the school season Previous to the sale six busses had been in dual use which necessitated a radical change in daily school hours ten forty-five a until five in practically all of the 16 schools in the county New Restrictions Another factor that influenced the selling decision was rules and regulations from the office of defense transportation governing operation of school busses Among the rules were these bus trunk routes should be established which eliminate side trips for pupils who live within one and one-half miles of main trunk routes -that all overlapping and duplicating bus routes be eliminated that transpor tation be provided for only those pupils who live two or more miles from school and that bus stops be limited to quarter mile or more board of education however feels that the distances specified by ODT are too at least at this time of year It" i3 possible that changes may be necessary before the end of the school year to conform to the national Will Open Earlier However beginning Wednesday Feb 3 school will begin at nine-thirty a rather than ten forty-five a and the following basic policy will be followed by busses with necessary adjustments to be made later: No transportation will be provided for "children who live within one and one-half miles from school No overlapping or duplicating bus routes will be conducted and no side trips for children who live within one mile from thq main trunk routes will be made The entire change however was pointed out by school board officials was made necessary because representatives of the Ninth transportation one army reported a critical shortage of transportation facilities existed and it was necessary to take over the busses Schedules Shown Meanwhile copies of new schedules and instructions for pupils on vwhere they would haveA to meet busses Wednesday and how far they would have to walk etc were being delivered to students of all schools late this afternoon Four bus drivers were also necessarily laid off from their routes Marriage Licenses Increase in Ogderf Little Danny Cupid got right in nd pitched during the first month this new year Marriage licenses ssued last month totaled 60 as compared with 50 for January of 1942 Today a license had been issued Arnold Brubacher 153 of Ogden nd Lucile Louise Rebman 34 Xongmont Colo We Tell Our Students Oil Firm Seeking Pipeline Rights An Associated Press dispatch from Washington says Representative Will Robinson (D-Utah) has introduced a bill to give the secretary of war authority to negotiate an easement for the Utah Oil Refining Co over the water supply tract of the Ogden ordnance depot (arsenal) The oil company proposes to run an oil pipeline over the property marriage license EVANSTON Wyo Feb 2 A marriage license was issued recently at the county office to Clarence Easter Greene 40 and Ruth Daisy Hoffman '36 Lake City The fact that employers continue to call for our graduates as soon as they are ready is the best test of a good school Construction of an additional 1800 defense housing units in the Ogden-Davis county area looms for the near future it was learned today Bids for construction of the units will be opened at the offices of Hodgson Ashton Evans architects late Wednesday afternoon said Leslie Hodgson member of the firm Land is ready for the projects Four hundred units will be built at Bonneville park on the northwest bench of Ogden 600 at Lake View Boy 200 at Navy Acres south of the Clearfield naval supply depot and 600 at Sahara Village south of Hill field Costs Estimated An official estimate on cost of the units was not available but bids opened on a similar project at Tooele Monday would place cost at about each which would bring cost of the Ogden-Davis job to approximately $4300000 This includes walks curbs pipe systems etc butnot the cost of the land The homes will be built so that they can be divided and moved to UTAH STARTING SPEEDER DRIVE Plain Cars Will Be Used To blab Violators on Main Highways Supt Dow of the Utah state highway patrol has ordered the use ofsix private automobiles in efforts to halt high-speed driving cay Utah highways He said i automobiles without marks showing they aije operated by state traffic officers would be used principally on the highway betweeri Salt Lake City and Ogden to the north and Provo to the south has got to said Dow up 80 per cgnt right now And Uncle Sam needs rubber gasoline and Many1 Break law Meanwhile a survey- made by Rufus Jasper of Chicago national safety council traffic engineer indicated that three of every four motorists driving on Utah highways are exceeding the 35-mile-per-hour speed limit and three of every 10 are driving faster than 40 miles per hour Reporting to the Utah highway traffic advisory committee Jasper said the survey indicated Improvement in the transportation situation in Utah war industry areas He recommended increased walking to work particularly by those living less than two miles from their places of employment not only he said it will give valuable bus space to those who are physically unable to walk and to others who live long distances from their I For More Officers He suggested investigation of the need of all automobile traffic signals use of more traffic officers where is especially necessary near the entrance to the Ogden air depot at Hill additional staggering of work hours to spread out the traffic peak secretary far enough in advance so that other? having business in Salt Lake City may travel in the same car 1 A full explanation of the necessity of out of city travel is to be shown ini the monthly reports i Upon recommendation of Commissioner William Wood Jr' members of the city health department are to be reimbursed for the use of their own cars in the performance of city business Mayor Harman Peery voted pointing out that some city employes are working on war plant jobs after their regular working hours and that their wives are also working 1 Four employes in the city health department will be reimbursed $15 a month for 12 months of 1942 and ord will be in effect for 1943 One member of the city wa- Sei0WmnnlbdTrtent t0 reCeive $10 month for the use of his car on city business This recommen- dation was made by Commissioner Edward Saunders cough medicine and gives you about four times as much for your money It keeps perfectly tastes fine fmd lasts a family a long time And say really amazing for quick action You can feel it take hold promptly It loosens the phlegm soothes the irritated membranes and helps clear the air passages Thus it makes breathing easy and lets you get restful sleep Pinex is a special compound of proven Ingredients In concentrated form Well-known for its prompt action on throat and bronchial membranes Money refunded If it please you in every way LATIN AMERICA TALKS AWAITED Eastern jOfflcIa I Will Be Speaker Wednesday Evening Weber county residents will hear Latin American and North American relationships discussed by Floyd Dominy from the office of the coordinator of inter-American affairs at Washington on Wednesday evening Feb 3 at eight in the auditorium of the Moench building Weber college Mr Dominy will be accompanied by Ross Christensen of Provo who spent three years in Brazil on an mission and also devoted considerable time thereafter studying at the University of Brazil' Mr Christensen will take charge of the discussion period and explain some charts which he has The program will be dividedinto four parts: First a talk by Mr Dominy With Latin-America Prosperity or Second explanation of charts dealing primarily with trade relations between the Americas by Mr Christensen Third discussion period in which the audience asks questions or make statements Fourth showing of Latin-American films with sound attachment Both Daminy and Christensen are well qualified to present their subjects Mr Dominy spent a number of months in Uruguay and Argentina last summer studying labor and agricultural problems This program is being held under sponsorship of the western policy committee Weber college and the Weber bounty extension service Residents of Ogden people of the rural areas of Weber county anc students are invited to attend Mutual Improvement groups are especially urged to attend this lee ture and discussion The special interest group has an elective course Other programs of a similar'na-ture held at Weber college dur ing the past year have been highly interesting reports Dr Aldous Dixon college president Party Tonight For Cook Ernest Cook son of Mr and Mrs A Cook 2241 Adams who just returned from a two-year mission to the eastern states will be honored tonight at a missionary testimonial and farewell party at the Sixth ward Twenty-third and Madison He will enter the navy Saturday There will be a musical program and vaudeville followed by a social and refreshments The public is invited He is a graduate of Ogden high and Weber college pi0mEQUINTS relievo cougfting ef GUEST GOLDS ftUBBMO ON MUSTerqif SAFE QUICK Order NOW OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER ANNUAL Clyde Co of Springville was low bidder on two construction projects in the vicinity of the naval depot at Clearfield The Utah road commission announced today that Clyde bid $100300 for construction of 3489 miles of highway to be surfaced wth mix bituminous and $31300 for two overhead structures Awarding of the contract postponed until the next meeting of the commission time of which is uncertain Cruelty Charged In Divorce Suit Myrtle Manley had filed suit for divorce today in Second district court against James Manley charging cruelty She asked restoration of her maiden name Cluff She also asked attorney fees and costs and an order requiring the1 defendant to show cause why he should not be restrained from molesting her LaVerna A Smith today had been granted a divorce from Ora Smith by Judge Glenn Adams in Second district court Will Be Issued fj anywhere in the United States to our soldier boys anywhere II PROGRESS INDUSTRIAL s3 Comparison Made Of Stock Receipts Receipts of the Ogden Union Stockyards Co for the month of January 1943 as compared with January 1942 were announced today as follows with 1943 figures coming first: Cattle and calves 17376 and 16843 hogs 41759 and 27242 sheep and lambs 48152 and 77-941 horses and mules 25 and 3 AGENT OUTLINES AID TO JARMERS Help Slated in Filling Forms Schedule Is Announced Farm Mobilization week begins in Weber county Wednesday according to Frank Stewart chairman of the county A war board Each farmer will be given an opportunity to meet trained committtees and work out his war units and his fair shhre of county goals Each farm work sheet when completed will show the acreage grown in 1942 and acreage to be produced in 1943 the livestock and poultry of last year and the number of each to be produced this year also the war -units credit for the acreage and livestock Sixteen units is a one-man job The work sheet will also show the family labor available and the amount of extra labor needed as well as the credit machinery and supplies needed Farmers may also sign their 1943 AAA farm plan sheets and appli-cations for sugar beet payments at the same time thus doing three jobs in a short time Committee members who will assist farmers are drawn from the war board and the AAA county committeemen 1 All sessions will be held from two to eight and in practically all cases at ward chap- vlg Wednesday Feb 3 Eden Liberty and Riverdale Thursday Feb 4 Roy Warren Huntsvill Kanesville Pleasant Friday' Feb 5 Hooper Taylor Farr West North Ogden tyb- West Weber WiJson? Marriott Harrisville Tuesday Feb 9 Uintah West Warren Plain City County Retains Official Helpers Weber county commissioners today reappointed health officers and registrars of vital statistics to act during 1943 in the various outlying towns and communities The appointees are: Mattie Ritter both rw? and registrar Eden Clinton Robins both Farr West Henry McEntire both Fairmont Mattie Ritter both Harrisville Rorace Shirtliff both Hooper Ed McDonald health officer Sntrler 0W'le registrar Hunts-viHe Earl Felt health officer Lewis Wangsgard registrar Kanesville Edna Bartlet both Liberty John Whiteley both Marriott Glen Stanger health officer Caro-line Hewett registrar North Og- ShuPe both Plain gy Mrs- Thomas Murray both Pleasant View Shupe health officer Florence Johnson reg- vfnfifr 5andalI Mrs Shupe Riverdale Mattie Ritter both Roy Cora Child both Slat-erville Lawrence A Berrett both Farr Hunter Uintah ta Peterson both Warren Charles Eh Judkins West Warren Hannah White both West Weber Robena Greenwell both Wilson George Wilson both Like New Shoe Repairs You'll have two bright healthy shoes after being repaired by us All sizes of ladies arsenal rubber iieels PENNEY SHOE REPAIR NATIONAL OPERATED DOWNSTAIRS STORE Solon Seeks Chapel Buyer Representative Granger (D-Utah) is trying to dispose of a church and he has only one customer the army said an Associated Press dispatch from Washington The Utah congressman explained that when the army constructed its mammoth warehousing plant Utah quartermaster depot at Ogden it took over numerous homes farms and cleared the property to make room for the storage depot But on one corner of the big area it' left the Marriott chapel of the Latter-day Saints church Grant Hodson is the bishop He recently succeeded Lavell Butt i Now half of the members have moved out and the church building is proving far too large It has a recreation hall large enough to be used for basketball A chapel and classrooms Granger is trying to get the army to take it over for office or recreation quarters Army Transfers Robert Clay -H Sd Lieut Robert Clay son of A Clay of Brigham City has been transferred from the army air forces advanced flying school Carlsbad Nevr tyEexico to the Hobbs New Mexico air base where he will receive additional four-engine flight training Lieut Clay was commissioned at Stockton field Calif after completing the flying cadet course He was a bombardier pilot at the Carlsbad army air field Commission Won By Haveq Moss Haven Moss son of Mr and Mrs Moss 2945 Grant Ogden was commissioned a second lieutenant at the army air advanced flying school Carlsbad New Mexico Lieut Moss received pilot instructor training at Mather field Calif and has been a service pilot since November at the Carlsbad field He had three years experience in the national guard prior to taking pilot training After 10 A Before 4 I Save City Board Adopts Plan to Limit Car and Truck Travel SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7 Depicting by picture and story the grqwth of Ogden i and northern Utah during: the past year' predicting an era of industrial prosperity for Ogden and the entire state challenging old residents and new to combine their efforts first to win the war then cooperatively to build a greater Utah 1 1 SC Also Decides to Repay Employes Who Drive -Own Machines In an effort to hold travel of city-owned cars and tiucks to a minimum city commissioners today adopted a recommendation bjt City Engineer Win Templeton that all city employes using city-owned cars and trucks make a monthly report to their respective department Jieads who will file the reports with the city commission City employes also will be requested to make a report of the total mileage traveled outside of Ogden and give an explanation of all travel not in performance of regular duties Efforts are to be made by all city employes to double up and travel together In cases where cars are used for traveling to Salt Lake City on city business the city employe is to notify the PLACE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE FOR COPIES YOU WISH TO SEND AWAY" ii fc Single copies mailed or its possessions or in the world for For Quick Cough Relief Mix This at Home Convenient and Economical Your Car Rubber and Gasoline If jYour Order Is Received Before 8 Friday Night February 5 Our supply will be limited due to the rationing of news print paper and we advise you to get your order in early to avoid disappointment i Send a Copy to the Boys in the Service Saves You Big Dollars and So Easily Mixed an old home mixture your mother probably used but for real results It Is- still one of the most effective and dependable for coughs due to colds Once tried swear by It no trouble Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups granulated sugar and 1 cup water a few moments until dissolved No cooking so easy! 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