The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

T-A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING MAY 9 1943 Officers and Men Are Rationed Too WAACs Intend to Widen Enrollment Efforts RAILWAY CLUB AWAITS PARTY IT -w -AIDER NAMES SPEAKERS FOR FINAL EVENTS DEPOT STARTS SEARCHLIGHT TRAINING UNIT Operation and Maintenance of Air Raid Devices Being Taught '0 Commencement To Be June 4 Baccalaureate 1 On May 30 Dr Adam Bennion will deliver the address to Weber college graduates at commencement exercises to be held Friday June 4 at eight in the college auditorium Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday evening May 30 at eight in the auditorium The sermon will be given by Monsignor Kennedy Salt Lake City The list' of graduates was released as follows Associate of arts: Kathryn Piper Brough Irene Bushell John Aldous Dixon Mor- Col Eoy Burdick engineer supply officer at Utah quarter- master depot Saturday announced i the opening of a searchlight main tenance school at the depot Ap1 proximately 50 enlisted men from (various tactical units stationed in the Pacific coast area have been I assigned to the school The organizations from which these students were selected are charged with the operation of the searchlights which are intended for use in the event of air raids by hostile planes The personnel actually operating the searchlights uuciailu Says All in Readiness For Dinner Dance Monday Night Officials announced that everything is in readiness for the ilfth annual dinner dance to be given by the Union Pacific Junior Old club No" 9 Ogden at seven-thirty im Monday May 10 in the Hotel Ben Lomond Kent Bramwell executive secretary of the Weber county civilian defense council will be At the final' meeting beiore this party held May 6 President LeRoy Goucher of the Junior Old Timers and Mrs Robert Barr president the auxiliary received reports from committees and were notified that everything had been done to make this party a success and that everyone in attendance would be assured of having a good time It was also planned that as a patriotic gesture war saving stamps would be given as prizes replacing favors of former years 844 STUDENTS DROP OUT BERKELEY Calif (UP) For the first time in the long history of the University of California students are leaving that institution at the rate of 20 to 100 dally to engage either in the armed services or war work industries Out of a total registration this year of 9081 844 have already heinz planned by this group for WAAC week May 10-16 Special activities In Ogden are oeing -r JwIL Coffev Ogden Capt Mary Lois House of the WAAC and ris David Gordon Betty Lucille Left to right the trio includes JLS8latll 0gden women recently completed enrollment into the Jnusty be qualified to care for the Govern LuJean Hinchcliff Ernest Mrs Marietta Hamilton also recrutrs for WAAC week (Photo by signal corps) lighta and to make minor repairs Cameron McKay WAAC and have been appointed honorary recruu- 1 student now attending the search- Robert William Petty Wealthy1 light maintenance school upon ART EXHIBITION NOW AT WEBER TWO APPOINTED SPECIAL AIDES Elizabeth Purrington Savon Doreen Roush Elizabeth Patricia Sheehan Ted Halward Thorsted Maxine Whittaker Associate of science Lorraine Aldous Evelyn Mildred Applonie Howard Steven Beaudoin Iola Hall Belnap Pauline Black Dallas Wilson Burton tst Norma Elaine Burton Wayne son EUntoOEaD AN NO DIFFERENCE Army officers and enlisted men get no more rationed goods per point than civilians tn thmr dealings at the Hill field post exchanges and commissary Above Lieut Kenneth McKee Ort bMe quartermaster Hill field accept bank ration checks from Capt James Cline mess officer In commissary Me-Lean Carver Mary Elaine Chris- yj Recruiters in tensen Lois Croft Lorraine Dame Boyd Farr I LininO Up Auxiliary Norman Fox Wayne Graser Verla 3 Hale Helen Rae Hayden Dorothy Leona Heath Caroline Johanna Hobson Alice Marie Hodges Keith Moss Holbrook Helen Horne Shirley May Huss Arthur Dale To aid In a special recruiting campaign during WAAC week Army Wife Musf Employ Ingenuity in Point Stretching graduation will return to their respective organizations qualified to properly care for and maintain the lights and assure their uninterrupted operation in the event of emergency according to Col Bur dick Officers In Charge i1 11 Captain William Scheele Work OT MaCilSOn rlipi is commanding officer of the search-r- light maintenance detachment and i SdfurGS Paintings I his assistants Lieut Lewis A iNoffsinger and Chief Warrant Of- nQ nanGICraTT I fjcer Harold Beckwith are actively in charge of the school Capt Sheele and Lieut Noff singer prior An art exhibit from Madison I tQ their entering the armed forces school grades one to seven is now were employed in civilian life by on display In the art department manufacturers jst searchlights Mr of Weber college under sponsor- Beckwitk has had over 20 years ship of the college class in art Scrvice with the regular army and for elementary teachers Beatrice ia weU quajifie(j in searchlight op-Markham is director of the class eraton and care There are two A variety of interesting work is manufacturers at present who sup-shown Dominant i is the free- pjy greater portion of searchbrush illustration examples Some jjghts used by the army The lights outstanding panels are In black manufactured by these companies and white stressing pattern tex- vary somewhat in construction and ture and rhythmic line There are operation thus it Is necessary a many interesting examples after school of this nature be dividec the Ralph Pearson theory which jnto a atudy of both types stresses color pattern texture I Instructors listed rhythmic line space division and The instructors for the school are movement Sgt- William Steere Sgt George Finger painting and posters on Johnson Sgt Abraham Schacter liberty democracy! Red Cross and ggt John Hopkins Sgt Carrigan other subjects stress abstract and Sgt Ernest Winkler Sgt Wil-treatment of subject matter and jiam Everman Sgt Harvey Happy day Hats off Rosie the Riveter at work in the defense plant while pa does the dishes and dusts You ook swell in Levis and slacks Sol lost his Yule cards and just found 'em and he is sending out Christmas cards for day with defense stamps which re minds us sand points instead of dollars are ssued by the mess officer Capt James Cline and food corre- sponding in amount to these points I dropped out including the entire is then released by the commissary enlisted reserve corps men Steaks Scarce According to Capt Cline the of- 1 quently utilized Fresh vegetables mess has the same difflcul- too are served as much as possible ty in securing food as do civilian I to cut down on the consumption of restaurants and steak? are defin- canned goods" itely at a premium Capt Cline pointed out that in we make a point of ar- view of the fact that such a large ranging a well balanced menu at proportion of this country? food said Capt Cline must be sent to the men nevertheless are just as definitely overseas it is only fair that those rationed as are civilians Smaller doing less arduous work even portions are being servedj and the though In the army should make less choice cuts of meat1 are fre-lsome sacrifice i Army personnel both officers and enlisted men aref not able to get more rationed goods per point than are civilians it was announced Saturday by Lieut Kenneth B' McKee base quartermaster officer at Hill field Lieut McKee is in charge of- the quartermaster commissary at the field and is responsible for the purchase of supplies and the proper marking of point values on all rationed items Difficulties Met "Point values are the same In the post exchange and the commissary as they are in any grocery store in he stated personnel and their families have is for the many days working is for the other housework she has to do Is for the times she trudged to defense plants is for her heart that beats with service boys is for every defense bond purchased is for right and right 20 HOMES FOR SALE Located Next to Layton School Layton Utah 4 and 5-Room New Modem Homes Fine Location Close to Defense Plants Schools Parks Gardens Jensen Alonzo Maxfield Robert May 10-16 two latest Theodore Keyes Edna Lichfield WAAC enrollees have been ap-Owen George Manning Eloise Me- pointed honorary recruiters in the OKay Marjorie McKee Wataru Weber county area Misaka Kay Kayji Oka The two recruits Miss Cather- Mary Lavern Olsen Kiyoshi jne Coffey of 635 Twenty-fifth Kayo Ota Beth Rhees Olive Vir- and Mrs Marietta Hamilton 907 ginia Nelson Rich Gae Rose June Twenty-fifth will assist Lieuten-Rose Joyce Squires June Van ant Helen Kooles and Auxiliary DeGraaff Gladys Burt WAAC recruiters in John Franklin Wahlquist Michi this area during the enrollment Watanabe Jean Ann Waterstradt I drive VerDene Webb Carl Keith White At present Auxiliary Coffey and Den Griffith Wililams Medalou I Hamilton are on a reserve status Winter Norman Keith Young awaiting call to active duty Certificate of completion: From Ilill Field Dorothy May Cardon Jean Cham- Daughter of Mr and Mrs James berlin Lois Lorraine Cook Adele Coffey Auxiliary Coffey is em-Hodgson Nuana Joy Hyde Oren ployed at Hill field as a typist Spencer Jacobs Marian Lund I ghe formerly attended the College Ruth Taylor Madsen of Education at Great Falls Mont Marvel Murphy Doris Mildred The fact that two brothers are Owens Betty Phillips Kathryn in the service was an important Ann Richards Betty Jean Shurt- factor in Auxiliary de-liff Betty Lu Smith Cleo Anne cision to enroll in the WAAC One Sparks brother Lawrence Coffey is a navigator at Santa Ana Calif and the other Michael Coffey is training to be a marine paratroop er Auxiliary Hamilton is the wife of Private First Class Donald Hamilton Hill field soldier She Tuesday evening at seven-thirty Came to Ogden from Cooperstown in the control room of the I to be with her husband She local civilian defense corps Dr 1 was employed by the Scintilla Garner will meet with members I Magneto Co in Cooperstown and of the city and county street de- I Was employed at Penney Co partments chiefs of decontamlna-1 jn Ogden when she enlisted tion road repair demolition serv- WAAC week proclaimed by Gov- tve a clear clean-cut technique 1 and Pearl Petterli ire in- comtobiyhi JaSmed goJds? Still life arrangements have structors for the maintenance of An canned and frozen foods I Put them all together they spell a word that means I been Worked Up in charcoal and gaSoUne engines The student body i coffee butter and meats are the world to America today treated a creative way giving divided into sections in order rationed nst and army 1 attention to a dominant idea that the study of the various types have the game difficulty ift work includes wood- of lighta may be earned on si- wives points as do wives craft wont inciuues woou-joi ugnta may emucu 1 nnints Hi ho they should ration Loona i qbe the office vamp she has her good carving( gesso decoration block multaneously and upon completion cviiians Per Mo Priced FI I A Loans Financed Through First National Bank of 10 Down $29 points printing and clay modeling There cf the study of one type of light I p'0Ynting out that the is also a picture show text and the students are transferred to an- mess operated on the same prin- Maximum pictures prepared by the second other section of the school and be- isare civilian restaurants I degrees with J4 degrees mini- grade gin fhe study of another type of McKee explained that ra- The entire show conveys a feel- light or equipment points for the mess are issued ing of joyousness spontaneity and1 1 mum Saturday No rain much pi 1 lit Ui JVJ WUSUIVWWj OpVitVJ by check That is in quantity 60 Houses Open for Inspection Sundayv2 to 4 See Roy Simmons on Location buy-llng ration banking checks made out to the value of several thou- Ward Sponsoring Farewell Party One year ago maximum was freedom 0f expression so typical degrees and minimum 57 degrees work when they are with no precipitation either no in a modern manner moisture but Sol drunk put a Teachers who have their penny in the he parking work hung Me Nelson first again I grade Inez Winkler LaMont I Knapp and Alene Mitchell sec- nLrier a Don't 1st This Mnppsn SSext Winter NORTH OGDEN A farewell Moun- ond SradeI Mary Alien fourth and testimonial will be held at fifth grades and 1 Marion Morten- North Ogden sacrament Hi soldier on ices andincident officers to dis- I ernor Herbert Maw marks the I day a letter from a Lses I since its organization me "The best protection against gas en8 army auxiliary corps has re- job now the first in 48 years we vew Is to know what to do at the right leased thousands of men for active are a little better off now Dr Garner commented "It I duty and under present plans for $1795 every Thursday so we thot appears civilians are not going to an all-out expansion of the corps I we would do a little fixin up have much equipment of a protec- many more will thus be released "We sent to Sears Roebuck for Ray the principal speaker and special music has been arranged The boysj leaving are Marcus Orton Harold Orton Roy Gibson and Leonard Hull Randaall Studies in East Otive nature and all they can do for active duty Lieutenant Kooles one of them thar new bath rooms is the next best be trained to meet I pointed out ly0 about in I it in shape the emergency with other meth- I All women Interested are Invited it took a plumber to put nrt a WAAC recruiter at On one side of the room is a great Members of the civilian defense the Ogden headquarters 202 post- big long thing something like the Sd Lieut Ray' Randa son corps attending this meeting are office building I piss drink out of only you get in of Mrs Amy Eldredge Carey chiefs of services and members of groups under supervision of City I it and wash all over Over on the Idaho Is studying meterology at other side is a little white thing the army air forces technical wash- command school at New York Engineer Win Templeton who also A Will PnV serves as chief of the emergency Old wwiii publid works service in civilian Ogdenites Arrive At Wichita Four men from the Ogden area have arrived at the University of Wichita Kan for pre-flight training They are: David Eldon Fletcher son of Mrs David Fletcher 2472 Monroe William A Lee son of Mr and Mrs Lee Hotel Ben Lomond Dean Ritchie son of Mr and Mrs James Ritchie 2364 Jefferson and Vaun Johansen son of Mr and Mrs Leo Johansen Huntsville train-called a this is for light ing ing like face and hands but over college of engineering in the corner NOW really we got A weather observer with the desomething thar this darn thing partment of commerce in civilian you put one foot in wash it clean life Lieut Randall is now studying i land then you pull a chain and you military weather principles pre- The American Mother of get fresh water for the other foot paring him upon graduation as a who has as a repr jids came tke darn thing qualified weather officer for a com- sentative of the ghest0 and we had any use for them bat unit of the! army air forces American motherhood home fche bath room SQ am using A graduate from the Ogden high I life will be introduced for the first for a bread board and the school and Utah university Lieut 1 wr F-Si rsas kasss "Take care of over KLO at one-thirty this afternoon Divorce Granted hurry to niCUARDSOf Grain Co 248 24th Street Mary Pickford will read a poem I written especially for the occasion by the pre-war "American Mother I of Grace Noll Crowell John Charles Thomas will be heard in two selections In tribute to mothers and Mrs Harold Milligan national chairman of the I 0 Upholstery Cleaning Our expert cleaning process will make your furniture look "like We also reupholster furniture Call for free estimate PARAMOUNT FURN STUDIOS 2152 Wash Blvd Phone 7SI6 1 YEARS EXPERIENCE On Cruelty Count A decree of divorce had been granted Saturday by Judge Lewis Trueman to Martha Taylor from Now taking pre-flight training I william Taylor on grounds of American Committee will at Texas Technological college at I cruelty give the story of the observance of Lubbock Tex prior to being ap- The court awarded the wife cus-j dajq I pointed aviation cadets are Pvt tody of two minor children $50 The program Is presented by the ckrdon Smith son of Mr and per month for their support real I war services division of WOR Mu- Mrg Gordon Smith 756 Twen- and personal property attorney i New York affiliate ty-seventh and Elmer LaMar fees and court costs rg-a rr-w Hannan a (operation with the Golden KuJe Buckner son of Mr and Mrs The Taylors were married Oct VWW WWWW foundation annually selecU Bucke 823 Twenty-third the American Mother of tne ear Your MW! 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