The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 18

4teacher In the care and growth Board Gives Advice Dive Bomber Named for WAC Dillon Faces Trial THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING MAY 5 1944 Aggie College Offers Voice Training On Dyer Charge On Hay Prices Lowe chairman of the Eight Modified Navy Bombers of children and adults the causes and correction of faulty alnging habits in both children and adults One and two hour credit In upper division will be given depending upon the work done Classes will be held in room 101 at the old Central high school building at three Saturday Serving Field's AGr Branch price panel of the Weber war price and rationing board stated today that letters were -being sent to Voice training for elementary school teachers will be offered by the extension service of the Utah State Agricultural college each Saturday at Weber college beginning May 6 The classes will be conducted Eight modified Navy dive bomb- all dealers uacu imy mis vicinity outlining the procedure to Federal Paper Use May Be Limited by Prof Manning head of ers will soon De speeding up Hill Field AGP (Airplanes Grounded for Parts) program already one of the fastest and most efficient in the Air Service Command The planes assigned here from Navy combat units have been reconverted to cargo-bearing ships bv field enlisted personnel Sheet- follow in tne saie oi oaiea nay and requiring theni to convert the price allowed them per ton to a pound feasia in selling hay i than a ton the voice training the music clinic at the University of Wisconsin for several summers and act ill ww w- ntva utfl tprt thaf If- Ur A Dogs Get Last Woof WILMINGTON Calif May 5 The neighborhood dogs had the last woof today with Pvt Wil-ford Johnson out of the field Pvt Johnson 34 was jailed on suspicion of Intoxication as he meandered' down' a dimly lit residential street barking like a dog and surrounded by a pack bf dogs trying futiley to outbark him been brought to the board's at- SALT LAKE CITY May 5 (AP) Federal officers said today George Donald Dillon arrested here last Saturday would be returned to Seattle Wash for trial on Dyer act charges Dillon had In his possession numerous guns and between £5000 and $6000 In currency and jewelry the latter allegedly taken from Salt Lake City jewelry firm Officers said Dillon would be taken to Ogden today or Saturday where Federal Judge Tillman Johnson Is expected to authorize his removal had been unable to find any other means of transportation The company's motto which was em on the side of the truck: We deliver anything" ing head of the department of vocal music at A He has conducted training classes for children for many -years in addition to his work with adults His courses are designed to train tentWJ vm vino selling baled hay at a set price per bale regardless of the weight thereof Such procedure is in violation of the intent of maximum WASHINGTON May 4 Federal stte and local government soon may be restricted on the amount of printing paper they can purchase In order to bring government paper use Into line with other printing paper rationing the war production board announced today Harold Boeschensteln acting dl-rirtor of the forest products metal work on the first one was completed last week by Pvt Mary Cook WAC Because of Pvt Cook's work the plane's insignia carries her nickname: "Cookie" It depicts a WAC astride a dive bomber with the initials AGP on the rudder The other seven planes will receive different insignia Major Rudy Baros chief engineering section base operations said three of the eight have already been modified Each will We Deliver Anything CHICAGO May 5 Arthur Lange's wife had a baby last night In a truck belonging to the company for which he works Lange bureau told mayors and other local government officials at the first meeting of the advisory council to jrovernment division of WPB buyer who must purchase two or three bales at a time and also results In an evasion of maximum price regulations Lowe said The purchasing public la requested to cooperate and report any violations by getting the necessary receipts and reporting to the war price rationing board In the city and county building Not all dealers ato in violation of the intent of this order and it Is hoped that upon receipt of the warning noticei being circulated that a more equitable price will result to the consumer the official added sets up a procedure for figuring prices of alfalfa because it could allow the aeller to receive considerably more than the-maximum allowable price per ton For example: If the maximum price allowed was 130 per ton and the dealer set a price on bales at $150 regardless of weight-he could receive approximately $30 for a ton of fcaled hay where the weights averages 60 pounds per bale and aalea was by bales In other words this would be and Is a definite hardship on the 1 carry from 700 to suu pounas oi cargo he added Purpose of the AGP program at OASC is to hold tP a minimum the number of airplanes grounded for lack of parts at any of the area's installations The problem of shipping vital accessories to parts of Idaho Wyoming Colorado and South Dakota will be greatly cased by the newly-acquired planes 2 that a proposed amendment to L-241 would limit the amount of paper which can be made available to governments To date in the face of a critical paper shortage government units have not been restricted In their purchase of printing papcrfc Members of the advisory council who attended the meeting included Judge Claiborn Elanton of Sel-ma Ala representing Ceorge Simmons of' Ogdenr Utah executive secretary and treasurer of the National Association of County Officials 1 YOUR tlEVV JOHN DEERE DEALER i 'ScMlling for smooth flavor and tangy zest cj il The fortress of Holland is ready for coming events In case an invasion attempt is made in this area all vehicles tanks and guns will get stuck in the mud German broadcast Wo Carry a Complete Lino of Repair Parts and Service Rope Steel Cable Steel Goods and Twino il ill i mmbsX RASHUSSEII THOMPSON GO PQINTINO OUT TIIE INSIGNIA 7 Of the first of eight former navy dive bombers to be used In the AGP at Hill field Major jludy ISaros chief engineering section base operations "Cookie" for Pvt Mary Cook I Ml Field WAC who did the iheet nktal work on It The private herself It shown In Inset WACs are continuing to move right Into the front repair lines hero and At repair Installations throughout the world -f 1950 Washington Illvd DM 2-47M i Ask Your Butcher for a Sample i Cliamlier Re-elects Jolmson President WASHINGTON May 5 Eric A Johnston of Spokane was re-elected unanimously today as president of the chamber of commerce of the by the organization's board of directors The board also selected these vice presidents: William Jackson Boston Carlyle Frascr Atlanta? Roy Ingersoll Chicago Bernard McLain Dallas Philip Pillsbury Minneapolis and James Spangler Seattle The board also re-elected Treasurer Ellsworth Alvord Washlngtpn The annual meeting of the full chamber was postponed this year because of transportation and other-difficulties 1 nA' -r WMs A Ma Product A Moist Mtat loaf Dinner DeLuxei' I 'fi '1 EVEN when your house cleaning time If limited there should bo no slackening of the sanitary measures that aro so important to greater health protection In the home Keeping healthy Is more nee essary than ever during these critical times when there are fewer civilian doctors and when America's manpower must bo kept on the job for Victory It's easy to provide Incroased home health protection by making Clorox a standby in your daily cleansing routine 1 1 i it's British Actress Weds LONDON May 5 Jean Gillie British stage and movie actress was married today to Lt Jack Bcrnhard of New York an Eighth air force fighter pilot and former film director They met a few weeks ago -4 In tho Bcthroom ordinary cleansing methods are not enough for bathroom surfaces may look clean yet be covered witb invisible germ dangers Here again Clorox provides greater sanitation In the cleansing of tile enamel porcelain linoicuro and wood surfaces la Kitchen -Cfccnsing it's important 1o concentrate on making germ "danger zones" sanitary The simple efficient way fo greater kitchen sanitation is to use Clorox In routine cleansing of refrigerators sinks drainboards china and glass ware dishcloths arid dish towels floors garbago containers Insist on DOG FOOD AT ITS BEST DISTRIBUTED BY MUTUAL CREAMERY CO OGDEN UTAH PHONE 7313 (01 I If NTRAL MARKET We Deliver Tuesday Thurg' Sat OG DEN'S FOOD CENTER Strictly Home Owned and Operated 2247 WASHINGTON BLVD Price Effectlte Friday Saturday Monday i 177" A TOi 1- ill I Everything In This Ail No Points Stock Now- on Case Goods While Points Are Reduced to Zero SPRIHG GflRDEH 331 6 21 cans STRING -BEnnSssSiSESK $292 Whole Kernel Garden Patch CORN 'VS277 case 21 cans Cvcry Housewife enjoys the prestige of snowy-white cottons and linens Clorox gently bleaches white cottons and linens (brightens fast colors) remove's stains even scorch mildew reduces rubbing prolonging life of precious fabrics And Clorox in laundering is an added safeguard to family health Western -Girly Garden- Run No 2 cans case 21 cans $232 Qcrox is ultra-refined free from caustic an exclu-? sive patented quality-feature It Js concentrated for economy and has the same full strength same high quality standards today as always Simply follow directions on the label which lists many important household and personal uses There is only one Clorox always ask for it by name Ttzica'sTaivrife Bleach and4hmeliod ftisinfectanfc' 00 OF s' ream StyleiiNo 2 cans Mt Loniond' No 21 cans CO Q( 1 1 hi r- vis iiTiisWJt 'Iff ujlK- T1 AmiNGNtvr nh OIL '17 if -Jft a Snowdrift 3 lb jar GOc Frch 25c ESS Ilanch doz FREE FROM CAUSTIC flams VuT' 130c GROUND IlKEP If ft J'UKC: MA USA 12 lUff £y3 Bacon 33c ft ff nnJL Susar G7c Foyers ilttu Pulverized lb Flour Xtf -109 i 1 J- DEODORIZES CIEACHES norioviis staihs OHSm can lUC 00 Kxplanatlon of mat ration-Inj Now nerd red point to purcliaKO huttrr margarine thectic and cheese products canned milk beet steaks beet roat No points on pork' veal Iamb mutton jr on beet mauMfre canned lunch meat canned fih all kinds variety meats mm e-hox (iff hL Cop i94 Cljfot Qxmic! 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