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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 13

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Second Section Second Section SECTION OGDEN CITY UTAH THURSDAY EVENING MAY 13 1943 B-l One of These Will Head Student Body OFFICE SEEKS BEET THINNERS to fields A Christiansen Weber county agricultural agent said today beet thinners worked after their shifts In the war plants stores and business offices last season and did a fine job at a critical Christiansen said beets are in the best condition for thinning now and a large number of growers near Ogden need Farmers needing thinners are requested to contact an Amalgamated Sugar company field man Husband Seeks Missing Wife Mrs Jean Weaver and two boys Wilford Milton 11 and George Franklin nine of 265 Seventh have been missing from home since Sunday afternoon it was reported to police officers by Mr Weaver She had no car and little money when last seen He requests that anyone who sees Mrs Weaver or the children to please get in touch with him at once or to notify the local police Dr Garner To Speak Tonight Dr Garner city bacteri-oligLst will discuss war gases at a meeting of Lorin Farr P-T A tonight at eight in the new auditorium Election of officers for next school year will be held A musical program will be presented by students of the school West Weber Slates Dance for Tonight An I A merry-go-round dance will be held tonight in the West Weber school gymnasium This is one of a series ol parties sponsored by the I A of the church in the Ogden region West Weber A officers in charge of arrangements are Vern Greenwell Dee McFarland and Joseph Surrage Jr Mrs Louis Gibson and Mrs Dee McFarland As there is an urgent need for beet thinners at present boys and girls of this area who assisted the farmers last year are requested to register with the employment service at 1620 Washington In order that they may be assigned CADETS ARRIVE AT WEBER FOR AIR TRAINING Tra nsf erred From San Luis Obispo After -VyJ for YotuV Glorify First Courses Fifty additional naval cadets had arrived today at Weber college to train in the full-time naval cadet instruction program They came from San Luis Obispo Calif where 'they took three flight preparatory training All are from the western states Ten intermediate students are scheduled to arrive Friday according to Anderson coordinator The 50 students who arrived at the school several weeks ago have all soloed and are expected to graduate June 11 The 50 who arrived today will graduate about July 10 Twenty-two of the expected 32 planes for use in the training program are now at Robert Hinckley airport and two more were expected to arrive today CAP Pilots Harold Spencer and Clarence King went to Prescott Ariz to fly them here Courses of instruction and instructors for the college program are: Aerology Murphy communication Cozzens CAR Neville aircraft and Harris navigation A Osmond recognition Dr Miner physical training Reed Swenson and I Davis Bride with Anderson's Perfect Blue -White VV 6 IN IL ELECTION Either Lawrence Burton (left) or Pete Poort will be the president of the Ogden high school student body viext school year They are shown here congratulating each other on having won in the primary election Wednesday (David Miller photo) Others placed on the ticket as a result of the primary are: For vice president Elaine Smith and Joan Clayton for secretary Rosemary Cottrell and Donna Felt association officers placed on the ticket are: President Jean Gosling with Faire Jones Theresa chenbrecht and Ruth Henderson tied vice president Lenore Young and Shirley Pickett secretary Ann Bailey and Beth Hokansen The following won places on the association ticket: President Owen Koch and Don Russell vice president Grant Garner and Reid Stringfellow secretary Jack Higgins and Conrad Jensen treasurer Boyd Farr and Bill Brown The proprosed amendment to the school constitution was carried by a vote of 416 to 153 The primary election was conducted in true political style with voting carried on in 12 precincts within the school Five judges presided at each precinct and all voting was strictly secret The final election will take place May 19 SEVEN ESCAPE CRASH INJURIES Driver Held Following Truck-Car Collision In Uintah Seven persons almost miraculously escaped injury early today at the intersection of highway 89 and 30-S in Uintah but a registered Holstein bull belonging to the Utah state industrial school did not fare so well according to Myles Watkins of the Utah state highway patrol who investigated Harry William Christensen STUDENTS PLAN OUTING IN PARK of F-42 Marine drive Washington Terrace was arrested on a charge of improper passing According to the officer Christensen who was traveling south toward Hill field crashed his car into the truck carrying the animal as the driver Anton Marinus Jensen of Greeley Colo was making a left turn to go up Weber canyon The impact turned the cattle truck over causing the animal to sustain skin abrasions and resulting in approximately $500 damage to the machines the investigating officer said Neither of the drivers or any of the five passengers riding with Christensen were hurt the officer added OGDEN inGII SCHOOL NOTES Cal Evans editor Yvonne Howard associate editor The Ogden High and association will sponsor a jamboree at Monroe park the 21st of this month All students will bring lunches Athletic games will be played The climax of the activities will be a water fight in which the junior class will battle the senior class Ned Mills The junior prom annual Ogden high school dance sponsored by the juniors will be held Friday May 14 at the White Caty ballroom The Junior class is extending an invitation to all seniors to come Ofree of charge Ned Mills i Assemblies were held Tuesday for the junior boys and girls to dis-' cuss next year's registration The girls met in tho choral room and the boys in the auditorium Miss Ballinger advised the girls as to what courses they should follow while Mr Peterson advised the boys as to what they should prepare themselves for in this time of NINE ACCEPTED FOR NAVY DUTY FASCINATION The exquisite design the large center diamond all bespeak a far far higher price 8 Perfect Blue-White diamonds 175 KINGS BOTH Nine Ogden youths were among the 107 Utah students approved for V-12 accredited college training program which will get underway about July 1 Lieut Crawford directing officer of the selective service board announced the names of those approved and enrolled in the program which is designed to fit enrollees for officer training In the navy marine corps or coast guard Those from Ogden were: John Otto Koenig Fred Chapman Jackson McClure Wilson Gordon Russell Loveless Lewis Edwin Fronk Alfred Junior Larson Sherman John Evans John Franklin McCool and Daryl Eugene Peter son Field Sounds Call For More Women HUGGINS TALKS TO KIWANIANS ou've set the date Wonderful! You will want to choose her rings from Anderson's Selected Diamond Engagement and Wedding Ensembles Glamorous hand-wrought Bridal pairs in 14k Solid Gold and set with brilliant Perfect Blue-White Diamonds REMEMBER the diamond ring you buy af Anderson's is your assurance of Guaranteed Satisfaction i i Liberal Credit Terms Are Available GREATEST JEWELERS Twenty-five women to drive staff cars jeeps and trucks are needed at once at Hill field according to an announcement made today by Lieut Col Leonard Carter chief of civilian personnel Applicants' between 20 and 35 years of age are They must be in good health must have a private license and must not now be employed in essential industry or agriculture In list-- ing these qualifications Col Carter pointed out that the depot does not expect to find women with experience in driving government ve- hides but is prepared to train them on the job This In-service training lasting approximately two weeks will be given by Lieut Theodore Wherry assistant base quartermaster officer The course will consist of actual practice In driving different types of vehicles traffic regulations and elementary maintenance Trainees will be expected to meet government standards before actually being licensed as drivers Officers Named by Si P-TA Newly-elected officers of St school P-T A announced today by Mrs Glen Quillinan retiring secretary are Mrs Patrick Buller president Mrs Terrence Kenny first vice president Mrs Harold Johnson second vice president Mrs Helen McAdams Niel secretary Frank Hart treas urer and Mrs Walter Miller assistant treasurer Mrs Raymond Dean Is outgoing president Hostesses at Cushnahan Memo rial hall where the organization was effected Wednesday evening were Mrs George Kreizenbeck Mrs Helen Neil and Mrs Minnie Favero Stratford TAILORED BEAUTY An effective perfectly matched Bridal Pair with 10 large Blue-White diamonds that emphasize its beautiful simplicity 14k gold mountings CLASSIC 10 Perfect Blue-White diamonds set off this slender perfectly matched Bridal Pair Whether the twenty-fifth Utah legislature was a legislature a good legislature or the best legislature the state has ever had all depends upon your point of view State Senator Ira A Huggins of Weber county said today in a talk to members of the Ki-wani3 club Senator Huggins said however that it was a hard-working conscientious legislature He defended the action in the state of constitutional government with respect to the expenditure of public and also appropriating $3216000 to add to the salaries of school teachers and provide a bonus He pointea out that by this action the legislature the educational system of Utah because there were teachers whose salaries were as little as $700 a year who were leaving the schools for more profitable em Two new members were introduced They were Theodore Bohn judge of the juvenile court introduced by Petersen and George Saunders a transfer from Kennewick Wash Kiwanis club who is local manager of the Consolidated Freightways He was introduced by Platt Fuller Several selections were given by sixth grade students of Lewis school directed by Mrs Ethel Piper- with Joyce Gibson as piano accompanist 200 15(1 RINGS BOTH BOTH RINGS Coast Guard Will Interview Youths IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST A Carload of JOHNS MANVILLE noon wool iusulotIoii SUPER-FELT BATTS JUST ARRIVED Insulate Now Against Summer Heat SAVE COAL NEXT WINTER No Advance in Price WHEELWRIGHT LUMBER CO VALUE LEADER Demonstrates the scope of selection to thrill every heart and suit every budget 8 Perfect Blue-White MODERN GODDESS Bridal pair 8 Perfect Blue-White diamonds in this "matched set ingeniously arranged to give a breathtaking creation of beauty The coast guard in the midst of a campaign for the enlistment of 17-year-olds will open a one-day office in Ogden on May 22 Lieut Kenneth A Coler coast guard recruiting and induction officer for the area announces that young men of 17 who enlist now have an opportunity for college training at government expense Those who qualify may be sent to schools throughout the country to study in preparation for future coast guard assignments ashore or at sea the new expanded program of the coast guard more men are needed to man the ships coming off the ways and for shore stations Lieut Coler announced 200 125 RINGS BOTH BOTH RINGS 2451 Quincy Avenue HOUSE OF LUCKY WEDDING RINGS" Phone 6673 i.

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