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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 8

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QA THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Sunday Morning May- 20 1945 They're Helping Bring About Dictators Downfall TWJ Saf FriwarA Kiirni ml I II 1 I 1 I 'Ensign Roger Edward Ed ens son 0 4 1 r1 of Mr and Mrs Roger Edens 2772 Harrison who graduated recently from the-naval air training base at Corpus Christi Texas is now training in Jacksonville Fla flying the famous navy Corsair i A 1 i I I Jf ColorfulAirman Adds Writing to Fabulous Career By Paul Mason 1 1 1 v- 7 Fti I CINCINNATI May 19 (AP) After a three-month5 period in Florida Ens Edens expects to receive an overseas assignment Edens began his training at San Luis Obispo Calif in August 1943 prior to which time he was employed bytheC Co Kenneth Schoonmaker 1c spent a three-week furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Schoonmaker Farr West He enlisted in January 1944 and received his training at Farragut He left for overseas dutv in SeDtem- 3 tii LZJ L-J L--J SSgt Poulter EM 3c Poulter Cpl CheckettsPvt Checketts Ensign Edens Flc Schoon maker To an already fabulous career as musician yacht-owner and pearl-diver chauffeur amateur archeol-ogist and airline captain 31-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Lane Smith has added writing and mag jpt 1 A to tell all of you hello and that- Mr and Mrs Checketts-area ribbon two bronze stars in A 11 1 i U-In TTL S2 1 1 1 have two other sons and a son-in his Philippine liberation medal and i he was OK 4) I in Krr 1Q44 anH has spAti artinn In azine on flying safety Jaunty and debonair trim- hipped and broad of shoulder Colonel Smith is director of flying safety for the ferrying division of the air transport command With law in the service Don Checketts SC 1 USS Manila Bay Pvt Ralph Checketts with the infantry in France and Pfc Alvin Laird with the Eighth air force in France According to word received from Mrs Wayne Bundy the former Louise Lambert Lieut Bundy was recently promoted from lieutenant (jg) to the rank of full lieutenant Lieut' Bundy was in Ofiden on one Dronze star in the African-European ribbon Mr Bundy entered the service in February of 1942 receiving his commission in December of the same year In April of 1943 he was sent to his present ship then in the North Atlantic operating with the British home fleet In the fall of 1943 his ship went to the Pacific where it has been in every major operation since the invasion of the Gilbert islands Cpl Clyde A Checketts entered the service in August 1942 and has been in several major battles in the southwest Pacific where he has been stationed or 29 months I I Pvt Wallace Checketts entered the service August 1944 and after training in Texas and California was sent overseas Jan 4 1945 He is now statidhed with the 77th division infantry on Okinawa His wifp th fnrimpt Kmma -i headuarters nere The magazine an official nuhn- cation of the ferrying division is titled -Je lying oaieiy" it averages 32 pages and- draws freely from the prodigious talent of its staff 'v leave in February Since then he lieutenant Bundy's mother Mrs Mae Hunter and two daughters re ln the E- A Bundy resides at 2135 Ad- "There can be no compromise with safety or human life" is the side at 622 Thirtieth The boys had- not seen each other for nearly three years watchword which Colonel Smith Lieut Bundy is the possessor of Sing her home Tisln ISisco seven battle stars in his Pacific while Lieut ffiy is at sea a senior pilot -is spreading to all of the division's far-flung bases War ttCHiyRGHE HE HAD 85 POINTS A-a-a-ah This is what you dream of when you're battlinr over African des- ewv York relaxes on the home front in his easy chair Mom lights ciar danKh-inwSS Trr hJs hvy service shoes while daughter Patsy looks on Culhane one of the first soldiers released under the army's point system earned four battle stars as a veteran of African Italian -j and French campaigns -j First Cnnrrpratlnnal rhnrrh 24A4i vnnnV anrl rAA nin'tkitn uu three major battles He graduated from Weber high school SSgt Thomas Poulter 30 son of Mr and Mrs Lee POulter 480 Cross was awarded the bronze star for meritorious achievement as sheet metal section chief Sgt Poulter demonstrated outstanding ability by devising time and work saving methods and tools Sgt Poulter is a member of the 100th bombardment group of the Eighth air Jorce which has been Cited by the president for taking part in the first three heavy daylight attacks on targets in Berlin March 1944 As a member of the Third air division he shares a presidential citation for the England-Africa shuttle bombing pf the Messerschmitt plants His brother Bill Poulter EM3c was home recently on a 30-day leave He entered the navy March 4 1943 and trained at Farragut He took a 16-week course at Ames Iowa in electrical work going to sea about one year ago He saw action for a year in the African and European theatres of war He expects to be transferred to the Pacific area He received his education at Mound Fort and Ogden high school Two Ogden brothers recently were reunited on Okinawa island according to a letter received by their parents Mr and Mrs Checketts 375 Monroe The letter written by Cpl Clyde A Checketts of Ninth 155 mm field artillery battalion marine corps follows in part: "After an all-day search I finally found Wallace We were two proud boys standing there on that hill in Okinawa Time was short as I had to be off in a few minutes 1 gave him my marine corps field jacket and was he tickled He said Delegates Seek To Bar Spain By Arthur Gaeth Standard-Examiner Correspondent 1 SAN FRANCISCO May The Adams Darell Farnham minister- "Pollowlnsr ChrixtTAJt tH lacon Nine fortv-five am Sundav school new car That settled his destiny before on a hunting and fishW ery man and there mar come a "No violation of air regulations is 'small' Air traffic rules must be rigidly adhered to and enforced They said the automobile was not here to stay yet someone dreamed up traffic lights" The quotations are typical of Colonel Smith's blunt approach to the subject dearest to his heart Moved to Idaho Colonel Smith was born March 14 1914" in Laconia but moved early with his parents to Idaho and later to Oregon where in Portland he majored in music was solo clarinetist with the Portland junior symphony orchestra in 1929-30: won first place in state expedition Returning to California he took day when I can set something down VVMAV Church service follows at eleven am Prayer meeting Is held in the church every Wednesday evening at seven-thirty This week a study of "The Two Worshipers" the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican will be presented The contrast of their Christianity will be discussed flight instruction soloed in one Colonel Smith is a class 5-P pilot aualified to flv all aircraft en on paper ot interest and with a little profit for myself" week and convinced his employers who were interested in arche gaged in military service arrival of Dr Juan Negrin last ology that their proposed expedition to ancient ruins in Mexico and Central America would be much easier and less expensive by PLANTS Pepper Tomato Eggplant Flowers in Popular Varieties classes for all ages Mr Sidney Lanier superintendent Eleven a worship Bervlcei Sermon by the minister "Prepared for the Unexpected" Special music by Miss Donna Keeter She will sing "The Stranger of Galilee" by Morris During the service a nursery will be provided for children under the direction of Mrs Bryan Ward Slx-thlrty pm young people's meeting New young people are cordially Invited I Thursday at seven-thirty pm choir rehearsal at the church I Friday we will have our annual conference In Salt Lake City at the First Congregational church Dri Frank Carlson of the Pacific School of Religion will be the guest jspeaker Our cars will leave Ogden at seven forty-five am and return In the evening All who can go are asked to scall the church office New to the writing game he says he is "getting good practice" for what may become a post-war avocation "I've been lucky enough to see an awful lot of this world" he says "Very fortunate indeed I've had experiences that don't befall ev- premier of republican Spain in New York was disclosed at a dinner held by the joint anti-fascist refugee committee which was raising money to help republican refugees and to continue the activity which has never died that of oust air Within a few weeks Smith wac competition two years in a row ing Franco and his regime in flying a five-passenger cabin job in and out of small jungle airfields He spent his spare time studying navigation meteorology engineer and once played a concert with John Philip Sousa Completing his education in Los Angeles City college Smith heard Lady Adventure beckoning in 1933 First Church of Christ Scientist-Corner of Monroe and Twenty-fourth holds regular Sunday morning services at eleven o'clock and Wednesday eve-King testimonial meetings at night Sunday school convenes at nine forty-five am i Reading rooms located at room 323 ICiesel building 2411 Klesel are open to the public from eleven am to four-thirty pm daily except Sundays and holidays "Mortals and Immortals" is the subject of the lesson -sermon to be read in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday May 20 The public is Invited to attend the church services and to enjoy the privileges of the reading rooms Spain There were no end of speeches against fascism by such Voices as Jean Jacmips Mavmiv and with a partner acquired an resistance leader from France Al Complete lan tnase author of the book "Fa-lange" Stojan Gavrilovic Yugoslav undprsppretarv rf state- ITni Cutworm Bait Use it on't waitl SPRAYS Arsenate of Lead aphis sprays and other material 84-foot Diesel-powered schooner the "Wanderlust" from an insurance company by convincing the firm that the two should pay the premiums only guayan Deputy Hector Paysse The First Baptist church Twenty-fifth at Rev Whitte-more pastor i Sunday nine forty-five fami Sunday xveyes ana Mexican Ambassador Smith and his partner lived aboard the Wanderlust making charter trips to nearby Catalina 4jUis yumtaniiia You may wonder what all this has to do with thp rnnffrnr Radio Service Care and Home Sets Expertly Repaired 48 Hour Service INSULATE Your Home Ceiling and Walls First of all it represents one of the fnany activities that is going on at sciiuui ur au ages ieven am morning worship service Thei pastor will bring the message "Christ Our A duet will bring the special music Three pm Layton Bible class six pm young people's brayer meeting six-fifteen pm Hi-Christian fellowship-Baptist Christian fellowship Seven-fifteen pm choir rehearsal and meeting in the upper room even forty -five pm evening service 1 me iringe ot tne conierence There are many more lobbyists here than ing structure and air regulations When the expedition ended in 1937 he hurried to United Air Lines and put in his bid for a pilot's job Several months later he joined Western Air Lines where he met pretty Edythe Anderson a stewardess from Sundridge Ont Canada and after a year's courtship they were married Mrs Smith and their two children Lane Jr 4 and Kagel Er sign 3 live in Pasadena Calif while "daddy" is globe-hopping No Stranger Anywhere Colonel Smith is no stranger anywhere in the world A year or so ago he was in India on a Saturday the next Tuesday was in Brazil and on the next Saturday night was addressing a meeting of Ohio Associated Press editors in Columbus Early this year he flew to within 1200 miles of the north pole traversing ground covered years Chick Feeds for profitable quick growth island and fishing grounds frequently for members of Hollywood's movie colony A picturesque Mexican Capitan Rodriquez later steered the Wanderlust and her youthful owners to pearl beds off the coast of Lower California and Mexico Expedition Success aeiegaies in xne secona place there is a fear that nnw that Ar Phone eentina has been admitted tn thA 4040 conference an attempt will be Family night: "A Miss is as Good as Mile" will -be the message-choir Elim Lutheran church "Ogden 's Church of the National Lutheran Council" t- Twenty-third street near Jefferson The Rev Floyd Lewis pastor 2305 Jefferson Phone 4707 Pentecost Sunday: The Confirmation class will meet with the pastor at nine am and the church school classes will assemble at nine forty-five am under the direction of Mrs Clara Bu-kove At the eleven am worship service a class of 11 youth will be confirmed in the Christian faith The pastor will speak on the theme "The Gifts of Pentecost" The Senior choir will sing the anthem "Shepherd of Tender Youth" composer unknown A welcome awaits you at Elim! The Luther league will be entertained by Alvin Hunter in the church parlors at six-thirty Sunday evening The building committee will meet in the church parlors at seven-thirty pm on Monday evening Mrs4 John Gllsmann will serve the Ladles' Aid at her home 181 Mond on Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty The senior choir rehearses at eight pm on Friday evening maae xo get rranco spam in too The membprshin rnmmitfpo nt iiumoer ana special numDers wm Dring the evening musical i Tuesdav two the San Francisco conf erenpe has WARMS JWt fmlOJ The expedition was a success and profitable and Smith still has a remarkable collection of pearls will meet at the church Mrs Cum- GARAGE ANDERSON Seed Feed Store 371 23rd Street Dial 7364 praciicaiiy completed its worK it has recommended that once the mmgs irom salt Lake will speak on Latin -America 1 Wednesday six forty-five pm tract distribution severi-f if teen pm deacon's meetlne in th rvnatnr' ititrin- world security council has begun functioning arjDlications from all Smith later took up chauffering for a family which he says "made the mistake of sending me 2448 Grant 2441 Kiesel seven forty-five pm prayer and praise by air" to Detroit to pick up a luctsbLugi cignk lony-iivei pm cnoir imtrmotti 5 Fridav seven tnrfvfivm in A Superior Utah Made Rock Wool TERMS AS LOW AS NOTHING 15 PER MO For Call or Write GENE LYNCI1 2149 Quincy Ave Phone 2-3384 con's board meeting in the pastor's oiuujr i Saturday seven fortw-fiir vi tory center for young people and 6erv- neutral nations shall be considered Although the blue shirt troops of General Franco fought against the Russians there is a concept prevalent in some circles that Franco was a neutral Some fireworks may be in preparation because of this and the arrival Of Negrin in San Francisco could well set them off Ezequiel Padilla Mexico's foreign minister has stated publicly that "there is no room in the new organization for a man who was aided by the ii-cmcu ieu pm victory jor cnrist nauiu urutiuuuii over AXiV Seventh Day Adventlst church 2464 Adams Regular Sabbath services for Free Methodist Twenty-sixth street east of Jefferson "A cordial Invitation to visitors and service personnel" Laird Loveland minister Parsonage 2604 Jefferson or dial 4735 Miss Mabel Rowse church organist Mrs Phil Schroeder choir director Schedule of services for Sunday May 20 Sunday school for all age groups at nine forty-five Organ selections by Miss Rowse at ten forty-five Morning worship at eleven with a sermon theme by the pastor entitled "Breaking the Vicious Circle" Guest soloist for the morning service will be Mrs Orvllle Anderson Methodist youth fellowship will hold a pot-luck supper at six-thirty in the community house Recreational hour and devotional period to follow Epworth youth fellowship will meet in the community house on Monday evening at seven pm Girl Scouts Monday afternoon at community house Boy Scouts Thursday evening at seven-thirty The Utah Mission annual conference will be held in the Ogden church May 31 through June 3 axi ana wno aided the axis We are proposing that all nations which received from or gave military aid to the axis should be permanently barred" Delegates of the Australian and New Zealand governments which do not recognize Franco either reportedly are prepared to lead a drive in the conference to bar Franco by name In the American delegation Dean Gildersleeve is known to be opposed to any recognition of the Spaniard Because of the recognition of Argentina it is reported that Colombia will refuse to ratify the agreements reached at the united nations conference mm '0(J! it Japanese Christian Union 580 Twenty-third Sunday May 20: Ten am Sunday school one-thirty pm Sunday school at Clearfield Three artui ice in Japanese The pastor Rev yM I Fukushimawlll bring the message fHeolKWillslQg the -nthem: "Spirit Divine by Von Berge On Sunday evening Pastor Brauer conducts a worship service at Layton in the Town hall at seven-thirty o'clock with Sunday school and Bible classes meeting at SlX-thlrtV Fvunmn to xnrfln P-P- service leader Violet Arase Rev Fukushima will tell Of his recent trn tn CoHfnmtn rlwri AVednesday May 23: Happiness hour tO Which all memhersi n( thu rWh to attend these services VUIUVU and congregation are invited Protestant FniernnaT rKiv tu It's really fun to paint my houso Good Shenherd flffrton' utio ohi ine uiineran Hour may be heard every Sunday morning at ten-thirty clock over Station KLO and the Mutual Broadcasting system The leaJLue wul observe the birthday of the International organization at a special meeting on Tuesday beginning With nntlnrlr rtln Around the Corner" Grant at Twenty- with -me ivev weorge ti Argyle rector 1545 Twenty-fourth Dial 2-3834 The church is open to the public at all times for private or public prayer Whitsunday: Holy communion at eight am Junior church and church School Bt ninothfrtw Tt tt if seven pm TEXOLITE aiaiio( SUDerintendent Hnlv rnmmnnlnn hU sermon by the rector at eleven Special music by Mrs Dorothy Prout Ra- uiKttuui preiuae evening Song by Abelle and nnstlnrfe ah texo'liit brio by Rogers A fri mMl wimm wide ranqo the home of Mrs- E- C- Bader sixen street at two-thirty pm piano solo by Miss Elizabeth fderndtft talk on the women of the Blhle hr Mk it vir ti Refreshments Tnur8day choir rehearsal at the hall at seven-thirty pm FrldaV rmarterlv WATER LI LIE AND POND PLANTS TOMATOES Peppers Eggplants Celery RHUBARB ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS GERMICIDES and SPRAY GUNS Woman's AiisttHarw tv uim district of Uitah at St Paul's church viiy uere win re no of the Juniors "Surrey with the fringe on Top Grace Tn4h (Missouri Svnrvn rijmn tx of COLORS Icti me truly enjoy a sparkling beautiful home I can even match Rugs Drapery and other room fabrics I (Then too I only need one coat-not (TWO when I paint with easy to use TEXOLITE One gallon of TEXOLITE paints the average siso room Call at our nearest store and get your Free Texolite COLOR SELECTOR E- Forrest St in Brigham City Regular services are held each Sunday evening at eight o'clock with Sundav school rlauM mUfin Vi oi seven clock Everyone Is cordially Invited Kt 191l1'a Vaii1t1 (Missouri KvYinfv "rtfrM'm wBiaiAA a vuurcn oi Corner Twenty-th nd Quincy Harold Brauerpas-tor Phone 2-6368 parsonage 819 Twenty-eventh St Phone 5627 Regular Sunday service Is held at I fZf? wlth Sunday school and claT8fe "tln? nine TAYLOR'S pet Seed shop 2316 Washington Blvd Phone 4002 AU'Mus- ounaav bptt- ice a clasji nf fin TT Lvrtf ot ChritIaQ doctrine? pre! will Tne PwtSr WU1 Peak briefly on the tonic "The Wonderful Work of God's Holy Spirit TEXOLITE onlySS18 agallbn trically controlled rockets can be launched either singly or in clusters as the situation warrants Chrysler Corporation is an important source of both members of this winning "team" Since Pearl Harbor we have delivered more than 23000 tanks to the Allied Forces We have also produced over 250000 4-in rockets for the US Army in the brief span of several months V-: A CH RYSLER CORPORATION PLYMOUTH DODGE DESOTO CHRYSLER DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS You'll Enjoy ThMwle of Mortgii Cd'iThurda 9 fMWJOS Ntw(rt Here's a new combination of Sherman might and mobility plus the devastating power of rockets I Seeing it for the first time an excited I yelled "Look Here comes the 'surrey with the fringe on top! Now however in addition to the tank's regular fire power and in a matter of seconds these rockets can throw a withering barrage like that of massed artillery against enemy tanks field guns pillboxes any military obstacle For each 38-pound 4H-nich rocket it carries has the explosive force of a 105 mm shell Many American tanks have added this rocket launching equipment It increases their destructive power tremendously 'And these elec "We are BUILDING Material Headquarters" i ji fmr jf im -ii mr iM-iiiniif Wfr- CAE IB SAFE We carefully watcH your car when you park at the conveniently located i "Near the Center of Everything" Theatres Dancing Dinirie -1373 Klesel South of Paramount Theatre 164 24th Sfreef Ogden Utah SHID VICTORY PUT YOUR MONEY IN BONDS I I I NO WAR ON.

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