The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

12A THE OGDEN STANDARD-BCAMlNETt SUNDAY MORNING APRIL li 1943 Ogden liver Will Provide Normal ayor Asks Citizen's Help Oothihg Campaign Irrigation Supply formal The military' depots in JJjtfen Ogden city through a ana its vivuuiy wm Preliminary examination of snow measurements made recently on the Ogden river watershed indi proclamation signed by Mayor David Romney Saturday appealed to the citizens to support the united national clothing collection campaign in April The Rev The mayors- prociamauon ing attention to the plight of war victims declares: 'As mnnv war victims have died rates that the available water sup 5 ply from Ogden river from snow from exposure and lack of ade George Argyle is the local chair deposits will be about normal according to Dean George Clyde of the Utah State Agricultural man and Henry Kaiser the na tional chairman All city and county schools quate clothing as nave aiea nom starvation- "Of those remaining alive more than 30000000 are virtually naked and more than four times that number 125000000 are in desperate need of clothing "Enough new clothing for the relief of these unfortunate people does not now exist anywhere in the world a wards and churches have been designated by the local committee rAntiiwitnr of elotnintr shoes A complete forecast of water yield on Ogden river from this source will be made after ApriTl from measurements made by Cache Forest Rangers Kenneth Bower and Clark Anderson Geertsen creek course had an average snow depth of 604 Inches compared to 441 Inches one and bedding may take their con- trtibutions to the nearest aepov "The only avauaDie large source to the central pacxing oepui i to the central pacs- Im VTverseas relief is the department oiweuare unu -Hothine now ing at Twenty-iourxn ana I i' in American homes year ago xne waxer uuuicu 193 Inches as compared to the last five-year average of 171 Inches -r TUA mtmnr omire Ht trie MOIlte "The president war renei i i a vio anthnrized a na- Missing Soldier UUl UUIUU -v" 1 1 1 1 I 1UC un nnn nno Dounds of service Cristo ranger station was measured able used ciouung snues nv Held By Nazis by Cleve Milligan irrigation engineer at Utah State Agricultural nous nf the Ozden ding war relief con- Reduction of Lovely Spring River Water Users association and trol board has directed more than 80 voluntary war reliet agencies "Ranger Anderson snow aepm nere was 712 inches compared to 620 inches in 1944 Water content of cnnm 93 inches as com- to suspend their national or -rJ nrl tlllhlfo COlleCtiOUS J-1 laillkJaibUU i vwnrwwv of used clothing during March buv suvfi pared to the five-year average of 218 inches vug tfeta time the COl- April and May ana join wwu(w5 United Nations Relief and Rebili-tation administration in the united national clothing collection OVU WW lege cooperating with the bureau of agricultural economics onrf ofhpr interested agencies Th nrosldpnt OX tQC Umieu States has appointed Henry measures the depth of the snow -iroisef at nAtionai cnainnan ox AUtWV and its water content on me priu trKhoH nf the state sst11 cnmTMiffn ninnnn nas ueen ThM mpasiirpmpnts are tnen pledged by the national leaders of (rfiirHf? nnd forecasts made SO that Smart dark or colorful light dresses must i 1 every represenxauve ana i group in America including in- plans for storage-and summer use cleared for new stock! Many sxyie or water can do maae uvuwc rtustrv lahnr Dusinesa kovc- of the irrigation season and sizes to choose from! ment church groups schools civic and service clubs women's and fra- ternal organizations farm groups vftiith crrmins etc Word Received on "I call upon every responsible! nrcaniratinn and everv citizen of 1 4 -1 this community to give utmost help i in this urgent and numaniiarian Dealer Prices yv undertaking 1 i i fi New Title Gained I Lowe chairman of the price panel of the local war price and rationing board has received an announcement of an amend- mant rt nrifp rPSTlllatlon 580 Which Pfc I Thompson Pff Tlovd Dee ThomDSon 19 OTHER nn nf Pnlire Lieut and Mrs will give relief to retailers who Thnmnsnn 3279 Otflden reoorted In toy Service were offering staple mercnancuse at sale prices on the base date missing in action since Jan 8 is March 19 1945 TVio amendment states: a prisoner ox war in ueimany according to word received Saturday i i A A Imus USNR has been advanced to the rank of full uv 1 ii uainiLa avnirl distortion caused by A Lieut and Mrs Thompson re- reitred a letter in which their: son lieutenant according to word re you may list as offering price eith- told them he is well and would ceived Saturday hv his wife the er the price aciuaxxy unereu Vica data nr the twice at which like some candy former Catharina the you first offered that article for we Thompson was witn Seventh armv when cantured He 400 goo J2Q5 Huge selection from which to choose! Many smart styles and colors!) Latest style! FUR-TRIMMED rr Ate 11 ft Van de Kant daughter of Mr and Mrs George sale However you uimuv nHre which VOU firs has been in the armed services since Jsn 13 1044 When he wu tfia nrtiHe vou mav ignore Van de Kant of inducted and assigned to the army's Seatle Wash the article in preparing the chart If you list the first selling price rather than your base date offering price place letter after Dr Imus en 4W If tered the navy in November 1943 price list in coiumn special training program jerom Fort Douglas he was sent to Fort Benning Ga and was reassigned to the infantry when the ASTP was cancelled 30 dsjys afterr he reported for service i After receiving training at Fort Bragg Pfc Thompson jwas shipped overseas and landed! in and was stationed at Farragut Ida and then at Port Hueneme Calif Ceiling Price y-i rd Oflk 625 lkUV Nineteenth Ward Rcsnmes Services until he sailed in Anril 1944 He was in Hawaii for Europe uci i He had attended Ogden high schooL I a time then flew Lient Imus IJLU 1AA to the Marshall and Gilbert islands and has heen in the Palau islands Luxurious furs on light coats for your sprinf Firms Penalized on OPA Violations outfit Beautiful spring shades Early Spring! since the invasion last September He is attached to a Seabee unit there and reports things have shaped up so well he is getting restless for another invasion Mrs Imus and their two daughters Susan two and Joan one will continue to make their home at 1573 Twenty-fourth Ogden Dr Imus" is the son of Mr and Mrs A A Imus of Ogden and Bishopric of -the'! Nhie-teenth ward Thirtieth and Wall announces the resumption of regular meetings today with general priesthood assembly at nine-thirty a Sunday school service at ten-thirty a nx fast and sacrament meeting at eleven-thirty am and a specially arranged program in cohjunction with the annual Nineteenth ward primary conference in the evening at seven o'clock under direction of Mrs Eva 'Craynor primary president The public and ward members are invited to attend the meet-lnp Due to difficulties caused for overcharges on retail sales of meat were received by the district MILLINERY-' REDUCED goo 1 50 200 300 400 urA oiiice Alias Duuaing salt Lake frnm twn OffHen firm mo 11 Bush Markets and Coop's Service Markets wuiiam Barrett uia Washington Ensign Departs for litigation attorney reported today Rush Market naif! in the TT li A Beautiful feminine hats in straws and light felts treasury $24102 and the Coop's through a breakdown in the heat Station In Florida with veils ana iiowers ing plant the meetings oi the past week were cancelled Ensign Ralph Kuchler has left for Florida after spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs! Herman Kuchler 663 Twenty-first Other payments made to OPAffor overcharges were: Robbins Canning Co Beneficial Life building $21483 James Briggs 39 West Third South for overcharges I on used car $225 Mrs Annie Back-man 620 East South Temple $25 rent overcharges Oaks Hotel Ninth South and First West $50 rent overcharges all of Salt Lake City and Gephart Hotel Tremon- He has been taking advanced train-int? at Miami Florida after gradu Mrs Waldrom Heads Lincoln P-T A Sensatona Bargains While They Last ating from midshipmen's school at Cornell university in December i TTa im nnnr nttenriintr a naval train ml 1 OkJi mm ing school tactical radar at Hol lywood Florida wn iuu rent overcnarges Mrs Maxine Waldrom was elected president of the Lincoln P-T A-Thursday evening at the srhnnT Other nftctT are Mn Large selection of styles to choose -J00 La Verne Lambourne first vice from in beautiful colors Clever buttons and self trim 00 BUDGET FROCK SHOF DOWNSTAIRS Ideal for Invalids! REST-WELL BACKREST 395 BIG RUMMAGE TABLES president Smith honorary second vice president and Mrs Fletcher secretary-treasurer- Outgoing officers are Mrs Atkinson president Henderson vice president and Braithwaite secretary-treasurer Dr Eugene II Smith spoke on "Rheumatic Fever" Music was furnished by Mrs Nada Nicholas accompanied by Carma Swenson She sang "Always" and "My Own America" Five Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses had been issued Saturday at the Weber county clerk's office to the following five couples: Vernie Howell 44 Casper Wyo and Edna Baker 33 Cald-well Idaho Guy Hoopes 50 and Mary A Keele 38 Ogden Antonio Torres 23 and Frances Hu-rrta' John Anderson irL X7' aand Charlotte Dene Schmall- 18 Ogden David Wherry 20 Provo and Ethel Christensen 18fc Boise Idaho ITU if I VV k4 La VEa ICai Prop yourself against a substantial backrest like this! Makes eat- ing or working in bed easy! Folds flat to one inch to store under mattress tt 1 xs tMnnam anH rfiftwnTP itpmsi iffurines vases noveltv items Pictures mirrors and many more all reduced at -t i 1 nnl 1 i prices lor quicii wxcciirtnuc REST -WELL BED BOARDS No 2 25c TABLE OF FINE VALUES For perfect rest no more back- -u ii -l 1 over soft beds or sagging springs "Jl Tea towels with appliqued fruit design Infant sacques-ouung ixdxx-nel guest cross stitch design dresser scarfs -cross stitctt one side of double bed design 30x60 Single or Twin Beds 495 36x60 for Beds 575 pi 11 a KA CZ ni Like New fflC3 ipJ Repairs ISO 6 A lU I-W 1 The street floor rummage tables offer-many me values iiaut PRICE! Collars dickeys hair nets and many more wanted items i Expert workers and quality materials is the reason we make your shoes "like new" H5k JT 1 ST i pram Ml a rr (Ml Clear plate glass! Slight imperfects on frames hardly noUceable LZ-U -1 m'T it ft i 9 Conrposition or cord soles used on men's work or boys' school shoes PENNEY gS DOWNSTAIRS STORE NATIONAL OPERATED CUY BONDS i DOWN 'TAX.