The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 13

Second Section Second Section ocawww OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING MAY 14 1943 B-1 SECTION Ogdenite Seen in Captured Jap Film REPLIES FLOOD FEDERAL RENT CONTROL DESKS Property Owners Hasten To Catch Up With Regulations Novel Collection Method Used by Ogden High Students TERRACE CALLS' RESIDENTS TO ELECT COUNCIL Governing' Body Will Be Named for Federal Project LABOR SCARCITY PERILFACEOBY FOOD FACTORIES Pupils Housewives and War Workers Asked To Lend Hand A ESTIMATES ARE LISTED Office Says 2850 Persons Will Be Needed at Peak of Season x'' jf WASHINGTON TERRACE Next Thursday May 20 at the Burch Creek school at eight a mass meeting of Washington Terrace residents will be conducted to elect a community council it was reported today by Iris Lillywhite director of special service projects for the FPHA It is planned to elect a governing body including a community president and board of directors Purpose -is to work out health fire police recreation sanitation and education problems and select representatives and sub-committees Approximately 1300 of £he 1400 housing units are now occupied and the remaining 100 units wilk be occupied within the next week it was reported About 6200 per-sons are living at the project making on of the largest communities in Utah Fire and police protection and other- services have not been a 1 that could be desired and the residents are trying' to build up their own services Recently streets at the projects were covered with a concrete surface Landscaping ing grass flowers shrubbery will begin Lillywhite said IN THE BOX Competitive spirit runs high when the sixth period girls chemistry class at the Ogden high school indulges in a little penny pitching as a novel means of raising money to purchase war bonds The class has enough to buy three baby bonds Ogden office of the federal rent control administration in the First Security Bank building has been the recipient of a flood of registrations since Glen Reese OPA state rent officer warned all persons in rent controlled areas to register housing accommodations before May 15 or face penalty of law Halberslaben rent attorney in charge of the Ogden office said today Since the final warning was issued registrations at the rate of about 100 per day have been filed with the local office and fully 50 per cent of the cases have been delinquent since last September the attorney said Anyone who registers his living accommodations this week will not suffer legal penalties Mr" Halberslaben said but beginning next week those failing to comply will be subject 4o investigation Owners of all living accommodations are required to register regardless of whether there has been any change In rent tariffs This Mr Halberslaben said includes not only apartments hotel rooms tourist courts and other accommodations customarily rented but also houses that have never been rented before as well as spare rooms in private homes Reese in his warning stated that OPA had been inclined toward leniency When it discovered landlords whose rental properties have not been registered but so many complaints of exorbitant rents by unregistered property owners have come to light that the office is compelled to take steps to control the practice! Utah Boasts Tree Records Writers of Best Essays Will Receive Awards At Ogden High Speaking of trees Utah has them three champions A report from the American Forestry association reveals the largest Engelmann spruce tree on record is on the Cache forest It has a circumference of 19 feet four inches A Rio Grande cottonwood near Moab and a lodgepole pine on the Wasatch forest also top their respective types The latter has a circumstance of 120 inches CONTRACT AWARDED SALT LAKE CITY May 14 (AP) Clyde company of Spring-viile was low bidder on a contract for resurfacing a five-mile of highway 91 between Nephl and Levan SIX DIVORCE GASES FILED Six complaints for divorce were on file today vh the Weber county clerk with Tour charging failure to provide as grounds for action and the remainder cruelty Thelma Marie Eaton filed suit against Joseph Edward Eaton charging failure to provide The Eatons were married in North Bend Ore May 1 1937 and the plaintiff seeks restoration of her maiden name of Thelma Marie Williams Ortell Farrar seeks a decree from John Farrar also on grounds of failure to provide The Farrars were married in Basin Wyo Jan 1942 -Sarah A Hughes asks a divorce from Richard Hughes and seeks custody of a minor child attorney fees court costs and relief in the amount deemed equitable by the court They were married in Blackfoot Idaho July 2 1910 Carleen Stark charges both failure to provide and cruelty In her complaint against Lloyd Stark They-were married in Great Bend Kas Dec 21 1919 Lloyd Pepper charges Ada Mae Pepper with cruelty in his complaint as does Mary Bess Smith in hers against Melvin Thomas Smith The Peppers were married in Salida Colo June 6 1922 and the latter couple was married at Norfolk Va Nov 27 1942 Ladies! Here's a Real SUIT and COAT "Food processors in the Ogden area will be faced with an acute labor problem this year unless students housewives and war workers on vacation come to their Robert Shelby manager of the Ogden office of United States employment service stated today "Anticipated labor needs for processors in this area will fluctuate rise and fall as the canning season Mr Shelby stated with the rise in labor demand must come a willingness of Ogdenites to help can the food "Labor needs based upon acreages contracted by the processors will present themselves about as follows: April 1 to June 1 a total of 320 workers will be needed June 1 to July 1 1700 workers needed July 10 to July 25 represents a peak period demanding over 2100 workers The need then will probably diminish to about 1300 workers until August 15 when increased needs will call for 2000 workers and will continually Increase until the top seasonal peak of over 2850 workers will be needed from September 10 to 25 By October 1 it Is expected that 1000 workers can fill the jobs and after November 1 the crews will diminish until the usual number of about 350 workers will remain During Vacations "These figures are of no value unless they can be Mr Shelby said "We are appealing to war workers to take their vacations during these peak periods in order that they can help put food in the mouths of those boys who are doing such a fine job in Tunisia the South Pacific and Alaska government service with commendable cooperation from the schools has nearly completed a registration of all school students We should know how many students are going to be available for such work soon and we hope to see every student in some work of an essential nature this Regional Figures From Salt Lake City comes word that Theodore Maughan associate state director of the employment service said today that at least 5497 workers would be needed in 26 Utah and southern Idaho food processing plants during the summer season The peak will be reached probably during the week of July 11 then drop sharply to mid-August and reach a second peak of between 4600 and 4800 workers during September Most of the latter peak will be concentrated In the Weber-Box Elder county areas for tomato and fruit canneries The early peak is more widespread with large groups of workers needed at Ogden Provo Brigham City and in Cache Valley Maughan predicted that part-time workers housewives and even business workers may have to help staff the canneries He said the demand in the Preston Idaho area will open June 20 with 175 workers and reach its peak July 11 with 375 needed During the remainder of the summer an average of 100 workers will be needed AS CORREGIDOR FELL A -f captured Jap film being shown in a local theatre shows Lieut Jack Taylor son of Taylor 533 Seventh Ogden as he and his fellow Americans were taken prisoner at the fall of Cor-regidor Lieut Taylor Is seen in the lower left corner of the picture He Is being held as a prisoner of war In an internment camp in the Philippine islands His -sister Mrs Verna Ver-ham (at side) said i such wonderful news to know that he was able to walk out of the fortress We were so afraid he had been wounded or was one of those prostrated by malaria Thrills Felt as Theatre Film Reveals Officer Unwounded An anxious father and sister of Lieut Jack Taylor are thrilled today over having seen his picture on the screen of the Paramount theatre fn Ogden Although he is a prisoner of war interned somewhere In the Philippines the film gave assurance to his family that he was apparently unwounded at the time of the fall of Corregldor As American officers and men emerged from the tunnel fortress with hands above their heads Jap photographer manned the camera filming scenes that were intended to please Jap warlords In Tokyo Somewhere en route Americans captured them Included In the film are official pictures of the sneak raid on Pear Harbor from the take-off of the Nip planes from the deck of an airplane carrier to the actual explosions of bombs dropped on a city of a nation at peace Noted by Friend A school chum of Lieut Taylor Herman Westbrook 1268 Oak street saw the film Sunday evening He notified the family and' they contacted the theatre Manager William Glasmann arranged to have Mrs Verna Verham sister of Lieut Taylor present in the projection booth to point out the pictures of her brother At the words he the operator inserted a slip of paper In the reel to mark the place and later a section was clipped from the reel and presented to Mrs Verham and her father Taylor Mr Glasmann announced the reel would be held at his theatre through Saturday giving friends of the family an opportunity to see it Lieut Taylor is a graduate of Utah State Agricultural college class of 1937 He received his rat ing as a first lieutenant in the CL coast artillery upon graduating In January of 1941 he was sent from San Pedro Calif to Manila At the outbreak of the war he was transferred to Corregldor Two months after the fall of Corregldor the family received this message from him up your spirits till this is over and we will be together Somehow he had managed to smuggle the message out JAPS TO BUILD ROAD MISSOULA Mont May 14 (UP) Approximately 200 Jap volunteers from war relocation centers will be used on construction of the Lewis and Clark highway over Lolo pass on the Montana-Idaho boundary Frazer Immigration officer in charge of the alien detention camp at Fort Missoula disclosed today -X LIBRARY BOARD Bequest Left to Purchase Book for Children's Department Members of the board of directors of the Ogden branch of Carnegie Free library were considering today ways to invest a grant of 32000 so that the interest might be best invested for the purchase of children books The step was taken following a meeting Thursday evening when the board officially accepted a 32000 bequest left the library by Eva Erb Check in payment of the legacy was delivered to the board by A Howell executor of the Erb estate Members of the board said Friday that they will have reached a decision relative to investing the fund in time so that it may be announced at the next meeting The will provided that the 32000 constitute a trust to be invested by the board and the interest therefrom be used for the perpetual purchase of books for children SPRAY HITS PNEUMONIA CHICAGO May 14 A new chemical solution described as an anti-freeze mixture and which when sprayed Into a room will kill pneumonia and other germs today was disclosed as the by-product of pneumonia research carried on for the past four years by University of Chicago scientists For Beautiful Beauty Style Value Get All Here! Money to purchase three baby war bonds was raised by Smith Ogden high school chemistry teacher In a novel way Once every two weeks students in Mr classes toss coins at a box in the front of room Mr Smith contributes an amount equal to the coins that land in the box The money has been used to fill -war stamp books which will be given to the three students writing the best essay on any phase of the subject Relation of Chemistry to National Defense or A similar method of raising funds is used each Friday by the chemistry classes in making donations to the Red Cross canteen Students of Ogden high school have averaged a weekly contribution to the canteen of about 550 Liberty Ward Plans Program Liberty ward Sunday school will hold Dajt services and program Sunday May 16 at ten-thirty a All are Invited Bishop Saunders of the Fourth ward will be the speaker Music will be presented by Mrs Betty Doman and Miss Jessie Bingham Mrs Clara Willard and Helen South-wick tTpA 'I ri MEM! Mere's a HEAL Clothing SUITS and COATS OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT! RATION OFFICE CHANGES HOURS Changes in office hours of the local ration board effective May 15 were announced today by Angus Wright chairman who said the new hours would be from ten in the morning until four in the afternoon Monday through Saturday -until further notice 1 Any Individual unable to appear before the board during these hours may conduct the business by mail the chairman said and will receive! applications ration coupons etci by return mail are constantly working on ideas to make the price control and rationing program as simple convenient and time-saving as possible for the people of Weber Mr Wright declared the use of the mails has so far proved the best method" I WAAC PHOTO DISPLAYED The lovely tinted photograph of the WAAC in an uptown window display is Hope Woodward of Omaha niece of Mrs Beulah Gavin 1430 Twenty-sixth She is the daughter of Mrs Ruth Woodward now visiting with Mrs Gavin Miss Woodward is now at Fort Devens Mass having completed her basic training at Fort Des Moines Iowa and the business administration Texas school at Denton May Day One try-on is worth a thousand-word description EXAMINATION SALT LAKE CITY May 14 (AP) Fifteen applicants for licenses in Utah will take examinations June 9 to 11 the state department of registration f- i -1 i-" 2-PIECE SUITS OR SUITS WITH COMPANION COATS (at Corresponding Reductions) COATS Sizes 10-to 20 38 to 44 BOXY and FITTED SPORT and DRESS Shetland Fleeces Tweeds Brilliant or soft colors SUITS Sizes 10 to 20- Checks plaids cavalry twills Solid shades Practical yet essentially feminine in style appeal "Suit" yourself to perfection and save 20 at this sale Read Below See What You Save! 20 Reductions: uUiii i min liiimihuimmiihiljm wiiililntdMililitttblllttUiuliiiil Beautiful New BLOUSES 1 4-Piece OUTFITS ALL THESE I "Kensing System Spring Suit Hat Straw or Felt Shirt 3 Prs of Sox 6 Pocket Hdkfs Hickok Belt or Suspenders ALL FOR This Reduced Price: Dresses Sizes 32 to 38 Wear 'em with skirt or slacks ft -I solid shades ord) 2 I gay floral prints Sizes 10 to 20 and 38 to 44 One and two-piece PRINTS gorgeous as a MAY GARDEN PASTELS and DARK shades Printed Jerseys Rayon Crepes Butcher Linens Iff I- 1 Spun Rayon Smart Skirts Sizes 24 to 30 The newest thing in skirts Beautiful clev- Every color combination Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular £3 sr -s EJ 1 i -f- 41 I "I I I i Others $585 Up Sr -a $665 Dovn-SI25 Week -3 2L i 4 IT a i-f MCCLANAHAN'S 2344-WASHINGTON BlVD MCCLANAHAN'S MCCLANAHAN'S 3 3 65? 2344 WASHINGTON BlYQl Z3 32344 WASHINGTON 32344 WASHINGTON BLVDCZZ2 (UiiuuumittuUUitLutuilii.