The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

SATURDAY EVENING MAY 15 1945 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Murderers Seek FUNERALS DEATHS News Views 3 Random References PRICE REQUEST MAILED TO OPA (Contnued From On) dropping of 4000 tons of bombs In a period of 48 hours Liquid Ammonia Solu- DE ANN CHRISTENSEN The body of DeAnn Christensen three-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Christensen of C-5 Navy way Wash- istry of tions he remarks Glen Paul Bramwell 28 Salt Lake City and Frances Campbell 29 Tremonton obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City vi who was killed "is that the world is 1 who was killed rtis that the Clemency Today SALT LAKE CITY May 15 (AP) The state board of pardons had before it at its monthly meeting today the clemency applications of four convicted murderers Two of them Robert McCoy of Salt Lake county and David Johnson of Weber county asked that their sentences be terminated Alfred Faerber of Salt Lak county and George Hayes of Too 1 or commutation of theft'' UTAH'S GROWTH WILL CONTINUE BOARDASSERTS Strategic Location Is an Important Factor In Industry 1 Friday morning better place in which to live de- becoming a Friday This rain of destruction will begin to get on the nerves of the axis Even Hitler if he is in Berlin will feel the strain though the fuehrer may see fit to take his departure for his castle ISAAC BENSON BRIGHAM Isaac Benson 65 farmer and cattleman of Brigham City died Friday afternoon of a heart attack He was stricken while working in the field with his son-in-law Clarence Astle Mr Benson was born May 7 1878 in Brigham City a son of Tuva and Dorothea Olsen Benson He was reared and educated in Box Elder county He was a member of the church and an For Marriage Ralph Howard I elder in the Brigham City Fourth The hauling of garbage in war Castletofl 24 Garland and Emelyn ward at the time of his death He boomed Ogden facing a stoppage Reading 19 Centerville today had married Mary Tingey December attributable to the price and wage obtained a marriage license in Salt 16 1903 in the Salt Lake increase bans imposed by the fed- temple His wife died several years eral government continues today ago I in its normal way Surviving are a daughter Mrs In the meantime a formal ap- Your favorite box of candy 69c to $350 at Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Wash Blvd county asked life sentences jg en she waa ac-spite setbacks as we are experl- cidentaily caught I encing right now and that the 1 under the wheels of a backing coal applica truck has been edge especially chemistry Is help- shipped Lind- ing and will help more In the quist future to make life more worth mortuary to Ma-L lad Idaho for livUlg funeral services close of lhe first World and burial warned that America great dis-born chemists the dye in-l manufacture of SALT LAKE CITY May 15 Lake City industrial growth Flower and vegetable Cattle Sale Will Conclude Show stimulated immensely during the field grown Best varieties Clarence Astel two brothers Tay-1 plication by William Anderson will continue in peacetime Nursery Phone 2-5588 327 29th St lor and Bin Benson of Brigham haulage contractor to increase his will eonunua urser (adv) City three sisters Mrs Caroline price for the work approximately a report prepa-red hy the national Holst of Brigham City Mrs Annie $13000 annually has been speeded 1 dustry ana me mam resources planning board saia i Bids will be received Powers of Burley Idaho and Mrs on Its way to OPA regional and moved to Ogden for war plant al ter products day hv the state building board in the Lulu Burrell of Rock Springs national offices work They were assisting rela- the establishment galt Lake city until May Wyo and one grandchild If the application does not clear tives to move in at 579 Cook street Warwe were A b0Uhi narrowly escaped a Feb 19 1940 1 gter jecause we lacked In Malad especially chemists in i i a dustry and in the ts arid to RICHFIELD Utah May 15 (AP) Sale of prize-winning cattle was scheduled today as the concluding feature of the fifth annual Southern Utah Junior Livestock sho Don Kinney of the state partment of agriculture was th scheduled auctioneer in the sale of the 2566 animals entered 5 Then we began give attention to chemistry and our big institutions put research chemists to new iron and steel pi an twop mT for installing a I Funeral services will be conduct-I its hurdles by May 29 so that thelwjjen the accident occurred vision of additional wate upp roo over the ballroom of We- ed Sunday at two In the city can complete a new contract Driver of the truck wh the industrial base of the coll Brigham City Fourth ward by Wil- with Mr Anderson the exonerated by the mother wh Lake City-Ogden-Provo area fori Freeman bishop Friends may employes will quit and seek other nessed the tragedy was Ricnara been greatly in Will buy or repair any make of call at the family home this eve- work so they say and Ogden city Lowtherf 17 of 849 Twentieth He owing further ceveioptncnxs I ctmav until timn for I tiniro win Viqvd tn hnul the srflr I manufacturing after the the f-5309 Wlth allure t0 have a condition ning and Sunday until time for trucks will have to haul the gar (adv) services Burial will be in the bage if to be hauled i dHVer license i iouhv we have more trained than all the rest of the world and thousands of them like are working on I Fernelius report said May Be Permanent area also may be a per manent military center panariouuT STARTS SUNDAY 1 Brigham City cemetery under direc- I The application to raise the con- Burglary Peter Jensen 223 tion of the Harold Felt funeral I tract price from about $245000 I JAMES LEAR I Ninth told police someone entered home to $37700 was prepared by A BRIGHAM CITY May 15 war Problems his home and stole his gasoline I I Paridis Salt Lake City OPA rep I services for Janie I of maintaining em- ration book two money orders for WILLIAM II BUCK resentative and Mr Anderson The jar Infant son of Major TraeS on the high ployment at a high level after $750 each his pass to Ogden maiHeary Bucl 82 piraeer pnaent concj Frft Lester and Dorothy Pond the worId- on high level after I $750 each' his pass to Ogden outward cash WesT I but the city commission Thursday I I tragedies in It might be good strategy to bomb his castle if for no other purpose than to provoke a rage Naval Training Station Farragut Idaho May 11 Dear Mr Francis: This is just line from a fellow who follows your daily and who until few months ago when I en-isted in the navy resided in your city My wife is Mrs Lynette Harris daughter of Hinton former fire chief of Ogden who now also resides In Ogden I would ike to take time out to tell you of the enormous base the govern ment has here and the glorious work it is doing In preparing American manhood to man the ships and guns of our fleet The Farragut naval base is located in the heart of scenic grandeur and borders upon the shore of he beautiful Lake Pend If only the people of Ogden especially those having sons brothers and husbands in the navy stationed here could see the wonderful training and individual attention given every man in regards to his welfare and recreation Tm sure they would be proud having them a part of the largest and greatest navy in the world Being a pharmacists mate Pm constantly brought in contact with old school mates "and former business acquaintances from Ogden and now part of the naval personnel stationed at Farragut Pm here to tell you they are doing a fine job and the folks back home can well be assured when the time comes for them to face the axis powers and the "Nipponese they will meet them on more than an equal footing and will come out victorious Sincerely Samuel Harris pharmacist mate the war and checking the arsenal and $4 in migration of capable youn per- THE HALL OF FAME PICTURE) tAnother Triumph from M-G-Ml of Weber "died at fVur-fifte'en afternoon way de a today at the family home granted a 60-day extension to be city three days after I tragedies on sons who have been handicapped Special price on Du Pont paint 1 1046 Capitol following a long ill- paid for at the new rate I will Be conducted today at hattleiront The contract negotiated between seyen ifl gan ty aot allow events to blind him to the constructive oVab'aries6 knd Anna Chant'rs? Buck I the OPA stepped in to remind Mr I "boTn "aT Bushnell I thins that are occurring At Kearns Pvt Kenneth The family came to in 1866 Anderson that he could not general hospital The father is 7 lf as converts He moved his price without OPA approval ith the afmy at Camp Davi3( Eventually out of welter of itSltCi 1 new pig Iron plant and the I Saunders son of Mrs Saun blood will come a purification Chief Air Marshal Sir huge new steel plant now being ders 346O Brinker is now sta-1 to Ogden five years ago constructed not only-may encour- tioned at the army air forces basic In 1882 he married Rebekah see establishment of a variety training center at Kearns He en- Chadburn in the Salt Lake creases mr Anuerson proposea iu 1 Mn and Mrs preston Pond 595 of durable and consumer goods in- 1 tered the service last Nov 23 I temple She died in Taylor April give his employes Failure to re- I BaS( Fifth North street Logan dustdes in the area but may con-j 1 7 1898 He married Flora Buck ceive pay increases on a Permanent Survivors include the parents The principal item in the increased and the mother bas been contract price represents pay in- at the home of he arcntSt Mr Anderson proposed to -rr PrPStQn Pond 595 basis 29 Mr Arthur Tedder declares there are growing signs JHun is really tribute to the growth of the iron For the best washing greasing Aug 19 1898 in the Salt Lake on May the maternal grandparents and a pinched employes Informed him will result paternal grandmother Mrs James I Lear of Elko Nev and steel industries in the San and ponsh job in the city Ogden temple Francisco bay area and other west Buick Sales Co 2619 Wash Blvd He served as chairman of the in a general walkout coast industrial areas Dial 5571 (adv) genealogical committee for the 1 Taylor ward for a number of years Funeral Services for Thomas He had been active in temple work a (vamavoI nra llrMif War Board to The morale of German pilots has dropped greatly he says luftwaffe will be the first Ger man military arm to crack up That is one of the most significant to the Hear Meat Worker Case HARRY HOWELL Services for Harry Gilbert Howell 55 of 2259 Adams former automobile and insurance salesman and explosives operator at Ogden and Han-I Henry I The Salt Lake Cy-en-Provo Hunter 65 former Evanston Wyo I during the past five years district is strategically resident who died Sunday in Bak- Survivors include his widow the junction of five rail lines ersfield Calif were conducted to- 10 sons and daughters: Mrs two of which are transcontinental ln galt City 11 The cost of shipping steel from I this area to the west coast is about half as great as the cost of shipping it from the east via the Panama canal Buck Sarah Ida Varney Mrs A Service Flag for your boy in Olive Walwork all of West service 49c Glen Bros (adv) Mrs Priscilla Cragun and Irene Buck of Ogden William Cars The Utah state highway I Buck of Salt Lake City Mrs dispute case between Itt Ruth jjjjgrican Packing Provision I conducted Friday in Larkin I possibility that the Germans are Ogden and local 537 of Amalga- funeral chapel by Lawrence cracking up as they did In Miss mated Meat cutters (A L) Evans bishop of the Sixth tember and October of the first Ijjj bg beard Monday by a re- ward World war Elsie gjonaj war jabor board panel at I Invocation and benediction were Porter of Morgan Harold Buck I of Taylor and Lewis Buck of Tre the I arsenal who died Tuesday were statements pointing purchased eight new Porter of Morgan Harold Buck Ogden said an Associated Press offered by President Arthur Porter automobiles for use by patrolmen of Taylc tvo I 1 But President Roosevelt and Premier Churchill caution us not dispatch from Denver of the Rexburg stake and George to be over enthusiastic Employment In Iron and limestone markedly increased by State Purchasing Agent Henry I monton Charles Leaphart acting re- A Porter Vocalists were Annie JAPS OUSTED ON WAY TO TOKYO of the new plants for these raw McQean announced materials Services will be conducted at one in the Taylor gional WLB chairman announced Brian and William Russell ac uoday the panel would be composed companied by George Larkm I would be a mistake to mis-of Delbert Draper of Salt Lake Speakers included David Foul- judge the situation with result-City public representative £er Thomas Clarke and Bishop jng letdown Unforgettable oaI-itir-rio( comes the love drama (hat Ir thrilling the heart of America I RONALD COLMAN GREER GARSON la JAMES RANDOM HARVEST ZHrwrMt by MERVYN LeROY Produced by SIDNEY FRANKLIN with PHILIP DORN SUSAN PETERS HENRY TRA VERS REGINALD OWEN BRAMWELL FLETCHER 1 Hcruwi Bachman of Ogden industry representative and Clarence Peterson of Ogden labor spokesman larger population in the post- wm pft for an 0d phono- ward chapel by Bishop 'Bradley war period should stimulate the recordSf except Edison and Paul of Ogdn Twelfth ward growth of residential and service £0 Glen Bros Muaio Co Friends may call at the family industries Because the area Is 1 (adv) home Sunday from three and a focal point between the middle I Monday until twelve-thirty west and the far west It has An invitation has been Burial will be in West Weber ceme- alwaysheen a great distributive to the public to attend tery under direction of Lindquist center In the postwar period as be Bj Four annual mortuary 1 Not until the big offensive starts on the Russian front can we get a correct measure of reserve strength Evans The grave in Ogden city cemetery was dedicated by George Larkin PERCY LAYNE Services for Percy Clarence I Layne 40 of 163 Twenty-first who WAAC Recruiting (Contnued From Fa One) Pacific meets the sub-arctic waters of the Bering sea Atfu is a weath er breeder And the weather it breeds is always bad These weather fronts normally move eastward Behind them the Japs have been able to move supply ships and transports to Kiska Behind them the Americans should be able to fall upon that erstwhile protected base and wipe its Jap oc cupants out of existence Hence forth the Attu winds should blow no Jap good in the past distributive activities I Memorial day services Sunday May undoubtedly will engage a large aj four at the First Pres-segment of the working popula- byterian church Twenty-fourth at tion I Adams Before the War the war per capita In-1 Ulle and all kinds of Pond ter Mrs McCulloch of J913 South Gate if the Russians hold without be- Unit Now in Cifv died Monday in Oakland Calir pushed back to the point of Wni1 wil were conducted Friday afternoon crumbnng then we can begin to I in the 'S Third ward chapel congratulations A WAAC mobile recruiting unit by Counselor Lloyd Fowers who will be stationed at Twenty-fifth I also offered the prayer at the and Washington until late this home evening for the benefit of those Prelude and postlude were played 1 PWy by OuAh Va FroMcfa! end Arthur Wimperi 'Baaed Urn th Nov! by Jam Hiltoa Marry LRe Fradaetioe comeinUtah was below" the na-1 Plants Taylor Pet Shop (adv) San Gabriel avenue men1 lnnmnufacturfng Joe Tony Decaria son of She was born in Ogden Nov 3 services and mining I Domenick Decaria of 208 Oak 1855 a daughter of Chauncey and will raise the total income and im- I street has been commissioned a Eliza Bowen Hadlock pioneers here She desiring to enlist or obtain infor- I by Dean Murdock who accom-mation about enlistment in the panied the vocalists Mathel Ridges auxiliary corps It was I Anna Mae Chadwick and Gladys reported today Simpson Invocation and benedic- There are at present 60000 worn- I tion were offered by Bishop Frank en enrolled in the WAACS and I Williams and John Kihlstrom One reason our air forces are striking with unrelenting fury is to reduce German pressure on the Russian front lines Berlin has been blasted ofus as a market for 1 second lieutenant at the field artil- and spent her girlhood SET Bargain Hqnr Prices Until 2pm Juniors Under 16 Years 15c Adults 20c Kiddies 10c alms are to enlist 90000 more by July 1 recruiting officers said the goods West coast industrial centers should benefit by the wartime changes in the economic position of The report was prepared by the Speakers' Included Jay Stone 1 Clifton Canfield President Carl and other cities Torgeson of North Weber stake been bombed this time by and Counselor Fowers Burial was in Ogden city cemetery Carl A Lindquist dedicated the grave Again ject matter for intensive study Lieut John Kelly who Sanpete county where they lived High class washing and polish- I for 12 years later moving to on all makes cars Browning- bridge Idaho Since Mr Feter-Chevrolet Co (adv) death she has made her home with her daughter Promotion Pvt Barclay I Surviving are three sons Mark rroinoiion rvu ourvivmjj aiv oviw FUNERAL DIRECTORS KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 4659 by arrived Wednesday and will leave tonight for the San Francisco port of embarkation Lieut Kelly is studying the organization of the local depot toward the end of establishing a small depot at the port which will supply oversea units with adjutant general supplies Matinees 250 Evenings 300 Kiddies AU Price In clad Federal and State Tazee 4 Officer Studies Depot Activities Organization of the Ogden ad-Ijutant depot is the sub- FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL 2955 Wash Blvd Dial 9958 9449 LAST TIMES TODAYI A Grand Program for the Entire Family! Ogden City Floral Co 2277 Washington Blvd Dial 476 4761 nil' 8039 rst nf fViA hnarri I Standing Jr son of Mr and Mrs and Loren Peterson of Cambridge Barclay Standing Sr of 1458 and Albert Peterson of Welser I Jefferson was recently promoted to Idaho six grandchildren and four the grade of sergeant at the army great-grandchildren air base Blythe Calif Also surviving axe the following nieces and nephews: Castle Batteries of all types for port-1 Murphy Charles Calvert Bowen able and farm radios Bring your I Hadlock and Mrs Packer radio in We will fit batteries to of Ogden and Dr Calvert of them Brown Appliances 2317 1 Salt Lake City Wash (adv) Funeral services will be con ducted Sunday at two in EVANSTON Wyo May Sd At School Jimke Post son of South Gate Lieut Byron Wood pilot son Mr Mrs Post of 3500 Harriot Mr and Mrs William A Wood son has entered the mate of 1424 Sage street Evanston and achool at th navai training husband of Marsielle Dawson Nation Farragut Idaho Wood Layton has been assigned to duty at Langley field Va ac-j Howard Robison cording to an announcement made son of Mr and Mrs Robison today 0f 3350 Porter is attending the ieut Wood attended Evanston school for machinists at the high school and Weber college and University of Kansas Lawrence received his training at Kas various United States army flying schools He came to Langley field from Mitchel field Prior to entering the army Lieut Wood was a student and radio musician LOUD SPEAKER SET INSTALLED A loud speaker system has been installed In Ogden tabernacle and Ward Program A special pro-jwju be In use for the first time gram commemorating the 114th an- at South Ogden stake niversary of the restoration of the quarterly conference Sunday It Is Aaronic priesthood will be given announced by President William the Third ward sacrament meet- jt critchlow Jr Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant Flowers for all occasions Dial 7171 Playing: A chasing Southern belles now uproarious screamingly funny sue- cessor to In1 The I ng Sunday at seven Talks The first session will be held will be given by members of the at nine for members of the Aaronic priesthood A group of priesthood A feature will be a boys and girls under the direction demonstratIon of a youth leader-of Kathryn Wiggins will furnish ship meeting by the Fourteenth the music ward General sessions will be held at ten-forty-five a and two with Apostle Stephen Richards Presiding Bishop LGrand INVESTIGATOR RESIGNS SALT LAKE CITY May 15 (AP) I CONTINUOUS LATE SHOW TONIGHT COME IN AS LATE AS 12:20 TO SEE MAIN FEATURE WjMt The Funniest Picture he was ever scared stiff ini Red SKELTON WHISTLING in DIXIE Lote Kinney investigator for the Richards as principal speakers Calf lr Jlef wish a ff AMMAffl I A 1 Salt Lake district I'rfiUiiH' Accidental Rifle Blast Kills Tot CASCADE Idaho May 15 (AP)-Accidental discharge of a rifle was blamed today for the death of Charles Prindle 4-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Prindle of Stib-nite Sheriff Merlin Francis said Charles and his brother Stanley 9 found the rifle while playing at the home or their grandparents Mr and Airs Charles Coleman here The rifle was discharged Francis said and' the bullet struck the younger boy in the mouth penetrating the right side of his head of- a church welfare meeting will fice resigned to become district be held immediately following the claims agent for the Denver Rio afternoon session of the confer-Grande Western railroad 1 ence ANN GEORGE rutherford bancroftI GUY DIANA PETER KIBBEEiltWIS WHITNEY1 Screen Play by Nat Perrin Addl- tional Dialogue by Wilkie Mahoney Directed byS Sylvan Simon Produced by George Haight 5 GAME Nothing Like It In Utah iDMH R3S And This Thrill-packed Romantic Mystery Drama! iifflffli to save an eyeful! 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