The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

nklTiWi THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING JULY 24 1942 Random References Theft Bobby Larsen of 5484-naI Congress will hold an outing TAXES NEARING FORTY DILLIONS at Lagoon Tuesday July 28 with Mrs Rachel Daniels in charge of arrangements CREW ABOUT TO BEGIN WORK IN REMOVING RAILS Agent Says Task Must Be Completed Withirf Ninety Days STINSON CITES JAUNDICE TOLL Yellow Fever Vaccine Slated to Eliminate Deaths WASHINGTON July 24 (UP) -Secretary of War Henry Stim-aon told his press conference today that 28585 cases of jaundice developed among army men between Jan 1 and 'July 4 apparently from the use of yellow fever vaccine The secretary revealed there had been 62 deaths a ratio of one in 461 cases He added that has been a change in the form of yellow fever vaccine now used which thq surgeon general thinks will eliminate the whole surgeon general reports a diminishing incidence indicated by information from a group of large Stimson said He said the peak apparently was reached during the week ended June 20 when 2997 hospital cases were reported compared with 2575 cases Jot the week ended July 4 The secretary said 24057 of the cases occurred at home and 4528 abroad Stimson explained there apparently was a long period of incubation before jaundice developed Thus it was considerable time after the first inoculations before the source of the malady became evident The change in the serum was made some time ago but cases of jaundice continued to develop from the old Inoculations Otherwise Stimson reported the health of the army is excellent ment Dallas Texas when stricken and had been ill since He used to play at the Orpheum theatre and had worked for Glen Brothers Mifeic Co Surviving are his mother of Ogden four brothers and two sisters: Nels Monson Salt Lake City Martin and Norman Hansen Ogden Otto Hansen navy San Diego Calif Mrs- Bertha King Salt Lake City and Mrs Edna Cartledge San Diego Calif The body Is at Lindquist funeral chapel Fifth reported to police today that his bicycle was stolen from the stadium last night Save your feet when you wear hose a brief foot hidden Inside your shoe Peds25c each Samuels adv) Theft William Swartz reported to police his watch was stolen at Hill field Thursday night For Rent Floor sanding wax polishers wallpaper steamers Gateway Glass Paint Co 2340 Washington Blvd (adv) From Car John Pitcher city reported to police both headlights and a tire had been stolen from his automobile We will pay cash and pick up old phonograph records- except Edison and Columbia Glen Bros (adv) Funeral Members of the Old Timers club No 1 will meet at the Twenty-first ward at two Saturday to attend the funeral of George A Burnett Mode-o-Day frocks lingerie now at Frances 2277 Wash (adv) Cartwright of 743 Twenty-sixth repbrted his wallet containing a $10 money order and about $60 in currency was taken from his rear pocket at the Union Pacific bus depot last evening Bring In your favorite film for best results Enlarging copying Brant Studios Eccles 9370 (adv) Sugar Only two days remain for the use of war ration stamp No 5 which permits the purchase of two pounds of sugar according to Gus Backman state rationing administrator We express cherries and apricots to your friends: Utah Fruit Exchange 2-6411 (adv) Recruit Navy district recruiting offices announced the enlistment of Ralph Earl Weller 23 of Ogden Films all sizes Including color film Developing and printing Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Washington Blvd (adv) The Utah State Frater- Rent a Car Drive yourself Hotel Garage Phone 5219 (adv) Party The Emporium store employes will meet at Lagoon on Tuesday July 28 for an outing Lawrence Young manager is in charge of arrangements Apricots and Raspberries for can ning Season drawing to a close Order immediately Fruit Ex change 2939 Wash (adv) Funeral Services for Frank Pett 76 of Eureka will be conducted Saturday at ten a in Eureka ward chapel Mr Pett was the brother of Lorenzo and Burt Pett of Brigham City Birth Mr and Mrs Dan Newey announce the-birth of daughter Thursday Their address is 210 West Thirty-first' The baby was born at Dee hospital Mr Newey is in the navy and is stationed at Pearl Harbor Library The Carnegie free library will be closed Saturday and Sunday with the exception of the reading rooms which will be open from two until six The library was closed today SHOT FATAL TO TESTER' SALT LAKE CITY July 24 (AP) Reed Swanger 19-year-old Kays-ville youth who shot himself in the head while demonstrating a motion picture died today Sheriff Joseph Holbrook reported several witnesses told how Swanger placed one bullet in a revolver twirled the cylinder placed the weapon to his head and pulled the trigger The first time the hammer snapped on an empty chamber but the second attempt proved fatal Swanger was born at Kaysvllle a son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Swanger He was a former student at Davis high school His father and one brother survive One of the first symbols in the "west of the steel age and the progress of civilization from the Atlantic to' the Paiific coast will soon be forged into a vital link in the defense Rails from the Southern 123-mile branch line around the north end of Great Salt Lake will be torn up beginning next week A sub-contracting firm from Chicago Hyrum Michael Co has moved huge machines into Cthe area The crews will operate -out of CorinneBox Elder county George Temple a representative of the contracting firm said the equipment has been sent ahead and that work will begin the first part of next week The company has 90 days in which to complete the work Temple said special rail removing equipment had been secured for the job Usable ties will also be taken up and hauled away The scrap material will be delivered to the Southern Pacific at Lucin From there it will be taken to Clearfield for the huge naval supply station NEWS IS SCARCE WITH PRESIDENT DEATHS i I -Of- I 1 ELLA PRESNELL Mrs Ella Freeman Presnell 81 widow of Daniel Foster Presnell died Thursday evening in a local hospital following a long illness of infirmities incident to age She was born July 11 1861 In Perkins Taylor county Iowa a daughter of Edmund Andrew and Louisa Vellers McCleary Freeman and received her education in Missouri and Kansas where the family had lived She was married to Mr Presnell on August 6 1877 in Winthrop Mo The greater part of their married life was spent in Atchison Brown and Leavenworth counties in Kansas prior to coming to Salt Lake City in 1911 which was their home until 1914 when they moved to Carey Idaho where Mr Presnell was engaged in farming He died in Carey in 1917 and soon after that Mrs Presnell moved to Ogden Her home Is at 1415 Jefferson She was a member of the Seventh ward and took an active part in all departments of church work until illness prevented She was also a member of the Townsend club Surviving are four sons and five daughters: David Presnell Ogden Lon A Presnell Las Vegas Nev Lester Presnell Aberdeen Wash Floyd Presnell Carlin Nev Mrs Sarah Porter Salt Lake City Mrs Winnie Hon-nold Ogden Mrs Emily Conway Denver Colo Mrs Percy Farnsworth Boise Idaho Mrs Lou Courtois Salt Lake City Twenty-seven grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren also survive Services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at three in the chapel of the Kirkendall-Dar-i ling mortuary 529 Twenty-fifth with Bishop Arvel Porter of the Seventh ward in charge Friends may call at the mortuary chapel this afternoon and evening from five until nine and Saturday until time of services Interment will be in the Mountain View cemetery HANS A HANSEN Hans Andrew Hansen 52 of 722 Binford died at the family home Thursday at seven-fifty after a 20-year illness He was born in Bergen Norway June 30 1890 a son of Peder and Agnatha Nealsen Hansen He came to this country 46 years ago He was a musician by profession and was a member of the American Legion Herman Baker post No 9 and of the Disabled American Vet erans He also held a lifetime membership in the Ogden Musicians Protective union local No 356 A of Mr Hansen was inducted into the army in 1917 while attending the A at Logan He was stationed in the personnel depart- FUNERALS (BILL) BAGGS Services for James William (Bill) Baggs 48 of 3455 Lincoln who died July 20 in San Francisco were conducted Thursday in the I Twenty-second ward chapel by Bishop Rudy Van Kampen Prelude and postlude were played by William Poulter Other musical selections were offered by William Wright and Willard Gardiner accompanied by Margaret Prunty Speakers were Arthur Woolley representing Ogden Elks Bishop Victor Wheeler former Bishbp Fox and Bishop Van Kampen Invocation was offered by William Adderly and benediction by Roy Miller Interment was In Ogden city cemetery Thomas Layman dedicated the grave The Elks conducted a ritual at the graveside Sandstrom exalted ruler officiated assisted by other officers Pallbearers were members of the ward seventy quorum of which Mr Baggs was secretary Members of the Relief society the Old-Timers club and Machinists union auxiliary were in charge of flowers glen McFarland Services for Glen McFarland 40 who died in "San Francisco July 21 were conducted Thursday in Lindquist funeral chapel by Bishop Hyrum Wheelwright of the Twenty-fourth ward Prelude and postlude were played by Dean Murdock who also accompanied the vocalists: Mrs Gladys Henderson Mrs Virgie Swenson and Anna Mae Chadwick Invocation was offered by Counselor Kent Bramwell and benediction by" Alfred Stevenson Speakers were President Stanley Robins of Mt Ogden stake' Alexander Faddis and Bishop Wheelwright Interment was in Ogden city cemetery Counselor William Farr dedicated the grave GEORGE A BURNETT Services for George Albert Burnett 55 of 962 Jefferson who died ate Tuesday will be conducted Saturday at two in the Twenty-first ward chapel by I Richards bishop Burial will ae directed by Lindquist mortuary Friends may call at the Burnett home this evening and Saturday arior to services ERNEST HORSLEY BRIGHAM CITY July Funeral services for Ernest Horsley 67 prominent Brigham City civic and church worker who died Wednesday afternoon at the family home will be conducted Sunday at two in Brigham City First ward chapel by Harold Nelson bishop Burial will be in Brigham City cemetery directed by the Harold Felt funeral home of Brigham City Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday evening and at the family home on Second East between First and Second South streets Sunday until time of services FUNERAL DIRECTORS kirkeTIdall-darling MORTUARY DIAL 4659 FLORISTS Ogden City Floral Co 2277 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 8039 lowers for all occasions Di 7171 Dumke Flora) Co 1800 Gran Asks Nomination In County Race vvy CRITCHLOW For treasurer post Asking nomination and election to the office of Weber county treasurer Critchlow has filed on the Republican ticket He Is unopposed and will qualify automatically for the November finals Mr Critchlow is a native Ogden-ite having raised his family here also He is a former city recorder and served as special auditor for the city under two administrations He was also active in real estate and insurance circles He stated that if elected he will devote himself to the people of Weber BRONX DUCK TAIL LATEST FASHION MEN'S HAIR CUTS NEW YORK July 24 heard of the bronx cocktail no doubt but have you ever heard of the bronx duck tail? the latest and quackiest of pardon the pun of all the various bronxes extant It a drink it an animal a masculine hairdo The process is simple and according to many mothers there so are the lads who are going in for it jg You down in the barber chair Willie the modern barber picks up comb and scissors He grins you laugh and he cuts Eventually you emerge with a pompadour in front and a straight part down the back Off your head after the fashion of a woman's updo Then the side hairs are swept in towards the part and finger-curled over It resembles the tail feathers of a duck USAG TRAINEE IS DROWNED HYRUM Utah July 24 (AP) Robert Palmer Bucklin 20 o' Rugby defense trainee at Utah State Agricultural college drowned early today in Hyrum reservoir 1 The youth had gone on a midnight bathing party with six friends Deputy Sheriff Thomas Rowley reported He stepped off a ledge into deep water and sank immediately Officers recovered the body at six-thirty a WASHINGTON July 24 (UP) News was scarce at President pres conference today Asked about new steps to control inflation the president said he had no news Asked about his reaction to the senate voting to take the synthetic rubber program away from the war production board the president said no comment Asked whether he planned to see Andew Higgins New Orleans shipbuilder the president said he know Asked whether he planned to see Henry Kaiser California ship-buider the president said he know At this point the newspapermen chorused you Mr and filed out of his office (MW vms WASHINGTON July 24 Federal taxes approaching $40000-000000 yearly were foreseen today by senate finance committee mem bers should congress adopt a ommepdation of Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau to lift levies eventually to the British level Morgenthau told the committee in urging a $2500000000 boost in the new $6271000000 revenue approved by the house that he no reason why the ultimately should not do as well as Great Britain and Canada in1 financing an enlarged portion of war costs out of taxation 1 Britain he -said expected to pay 53 per cent of its war expenditures by taxation In this fiscal year bill and committee members said if the reached a similar that per centage its tax bill would approach $40000000000 for the expected $77-000000000 outlay in the year beginning last July i Treasury experts said the house-approved bill would boost total federal tax revenues for the current fiscal year to $23271000000 Ogden Artist to Do Large Murals Harris Weberg Ogden artist was recently commissioned by the' church to paint large murals in the First Ordinance room of the new Idaho Falls Idaho temple I Mr Weberg left for Idaho Falls today to begin the paintings i us ffmrr-For youwho especially prefer lean meat yet tender and tasty The largest selling grade in this area 1 1 vx if comtmtAi -Fpt you who prefer fancy meat med sx ium tender and delicious xAlso identified as If GOOD For you who want especially fancy meat tender juicy excellent flavor Also identified as emm For connois seurs fat ultratender and juicy marvelously flavored Also identified as Ribbon (There ere also other Qrades but the four shown here are by far the most popular) DRESSED POULTRY Fryers Fncy Fryers IIEI1S Colored Stewing Hens Fancy stewin jSpray Material Fertilizer Lawn Seed FRESH EGGS Delivery On Saturday Anderson Hatchery 2238 Wash' Dial 7304 7 a tins ran Gunsswonu rote pat ttovimo ixm tor vhitso out op uuvme mua? suns comimiar chads? umt vMVffi soys ALMOST mo MILLION DOLLARS Of UTAH SUGAR TOR SALE tN nmn STATES I 0 -Irf 1940' Safeway purchased worth of Utahsugar for sale by stores in other states In addition worth of sugar was bought for distribution in Utah making total sugar purchases for the year TWO AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS OF NEV MONEY FOR UTAH Safeway buys 8 million dollars worth of Utah! trading areas This is another good example of farm and factory products annually Safeway how Safeway and other chain stores contribute to sells 52 million dollars worth of goods in Utah the growth and development of Utah's farms annually Thus purchases in this state exceed and factories sales by almost million dollars And that (Figures exs far 194Q Vis latest official totals put million is near money brought to Utah from ether lished) Products of 100 Union Plant American packing provision co: CUftriag tivevgli start tbu 1033 retail neat starlets the Wy 6evt Gft4el sal 1 0vt 'Inspected bull veal faded is this territory (6) lubiiMsr- I1- 0J A.