The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 10

THURSDAY EVENING MAY 20 1943 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER War Cause Gets Plenty Aid Here Maybe Burglar Wanted to Read There's no Money at Library Hawaii Calling By SAYILLE SHUPE SOLDIER AWAITS BURGLARY TRIAL When people start pointing' their Party Will Honor War Bdse Workers Industrial workers from the four war bases locked in Ogden area will attend a special entertainment at the Ujsd center on Twenty-fourth street Friday evening at eight-thirty The Ogden arsenal band will provide dance tunes for the guests and floor show will be offered Plans include the appearance" of rive or six hobby specialists who! will introduce such varied pastimes as finger paint- ing photography archery drama and sketching Refreshments will be served In order to establish closer bond between employes at war bases in this area and military personnel the staff of the USO center will provide questionnaire blanks to be filled out by the guests concerning their social and entertainment preferences Results gained from the blanks will be used to promote additional activity for industrial workers Representatives of the bases who are in charge of committees arranging the affair Music Helen King Ogden arsenal entertainment Maxine Stoddard Utah quartermaster depot publicity Netta Lavin Clearfield naval supply depot refreshments Dorothy Litchfield Ogden air depot Hill field Maybe this burglar wanted to read a or maybe he was a "second story Anyway he didn't find any cash and if a book he want at the Carnegie free library he should get a library card the same aa anyone else said Elva Wattls librarian The burglar entered the room In the basement which has a door on the Twenty-sixth street aide of the building He took a pane of glasa from the door leading upstairs and laid It on the thanks for not breaking the glass says the librarian After ransacking the childrens desk he went upstairs took everything out of the circulation desk then the office of the librarian was ransacked and the cupboard searched "But no money was found because" said Mrs Wattls "we don't have a library keeps books you know of your fair John Is the junior Chadwifck of the senior Chadwick who loperates the Model dairy You nicie people will read all about John Jr in my next column I Beautiful Set a gay table with this pretty dinner set! The dishes are plain with floral centers Service for eight Specially priced! 95-pc Dinner Set Smartl New Poppy Pattean Beautiful New Design 19 a A new arrangement of the popular displaying all its -glorious ofangfe and red richness accented by fresh green leaves Fine quality American semi-porcelain in wirm ivory glaze Every piece handsomely stippled in gold I I 1st Floor "Sure! Pll give you the lowdown on this army stuff join the navy was the jocular reply of Sergeant Kay Wood who spent bis boyhood days in Huntsville His two years in Hawaii makes him a kamaaina and just long enough to "prefer traveling to some place where I can see some action "The climate here is phenomenal A lot different from the sub-zero temperatures we used to experience In the home town It seems screwy to be able to go swimming in the ocean on Christmas day "I was one of those wise guys who volunteered for the army in order to get my year of induction over with surely been a long year" A harem is suggested in a special Aloha to "my family girl friends and all the gang" Wood and I met for a short visit recently at an matinee dance (blackout restrictions prevent evening socials) and enjoyed reminiscing of our Weber high days together His peacetime job waa connected with retail grocery stores throughout the intermoun-tatn west War Games frequent simulated war games carry complete dress rehearsal right down to where John Public has to lend an ear The gruesome ten-minute wailing of the practice air raid alarm sounds like something from the pen of Edgar Allen Poe During the "testing nearly everyone stays glued to the radio for a signal should it turn out to be a real alarm Playing havoc with the crockery and glassware the firing of the big guns calls for sterner action by those people living in the booming area Even miles away in Manoa valley we feel the concussion of the larger shore guns as they blast away at targets in the Pacific Typical of press and radio dispatches warning the populace of practice firing is (almost) as follows "Tomorrow there will be heavy artillery firing on the blank shore of Oahu between eight a and noon "Persons living In that area are urged to take the usual precautionary measures against breakage of household Quota Busters Well Hawaii did it again! With two million bucks to spare it even a photo finish Romping bond quota up to $17700000 three times the normal quota the boys In Washington thought for once they could make the city fathers of Honolulu say But the people here had other ideas However it quite so easy as all that On April 27 just three days before the- month would be pau three million in bonds stood between Hawaii and another "I knew we could do it!" Immediately the populace and bond committees began to get hot under the collar as they realized that for the first time perfect bond record stood a chance of going down -for the count At this point was started one of the craziest bond buying programs that has ever hit the Islands Radio and newspaper commercials urged people to "come in and4 buy bonds and then they could shop around" people bought bonds with rent and board money Sally went without a new pair of shoes piggy bank suddenly became empty and the news boys kept the path hot between the corner and bond buying booths purchasing stamps this hectic frenzy lasted four days Well you guys and gals know the rest over the top again! The gods were most generous with an extra two million to act as seed for quota Simple It? Fan Mail Department Aloha I am indeed sorry that I was unsuccessful in securing for you a grass skirt I was most conscientious In my efforts Just when I thought I was going to be rewarded for same I got my face slapped Perhaps some other time right now Tm somewhat discouraged Aloha How can you become a pen pal to a hula girl? Sorry ole chap but most of the hula washlnes are shaking for Uncle Sam these days and GI populace has an AAA priority thus they have little time for mainland epistles My advice is wait till the war Is pau then come over here for a view Aloha So you think the stuff I write smells up The Standard-Examiner do you? Confidentally I agree with you but either do this or bite my fingernails and I once read of a person that went crazy from biting hfs fingernails Of the two evils maybe just a matter of time right? COURT ORDERS PRISON TERM Richard Nichols about 27 roomer at the Highland rooming house was sentenced to serve from one to 20 years in the state prison by Judge Lewis Trueman In district court late Wednesday afternoon Imposition of sentence followed Nichols conviction last week by an eight-man jury on a charge of second degree burglary Nichols together with Francis Floyd Paugh was alleged to have burglarized a building at 2702 Wall occupied by Joseph Jenkins doing business under the name of "Sloppy on or about the night of February 2 last Paugh pleaded guilty some time ago and waa placed on probation by Judge Trueman After a jury found Nichols guilty the defendant moved for a new trial which was argued and denied Monday Two Report for WAAC Training Two girls both former Ogden residents have begun training at the first army auxiliary corps training center at Fort Des Moines Iowa Including Auxiliary Carol Roberts formerly of St Charles' Ida who was assistant clerk In selective service board No 5 In Ogden and Auxiliary Ruth Hammond of Providence formerly employed In the supply office at Utah quartermaster depot Both WAACs attended Utah State Agricultural college at Logan where they were members of Theta Upallon sorority Miss Hammond graduated In 1941 Another Ogdenlte Auxiliary Audrey Carver 1214 Twenty-sixth has completed her basic training at Fort Des Moines and has been selected for specialist training In administrative school Commerce Texas DEATHS ben rinLLirs Ben Flint Phillips 32 of Layton died at eight Wednesday in an Ogden hospital after a Illness of pneumonia Mr Phillips was born In Layton on Nov 28 1910 a son of A and Elizabeth Flint Phillips He was employed aa a civil engineer and landscape supervisor at Hill field For eight years he was connected with CCC camps having been a foreman at the Bountiful Brigham City and Hooper camps in Utah and Ashton Shoshone and Pine Geek camps In Idaho He attended Davis high school and graduated from Drlggs Idaho high school He was a graduate of Utah State Agricultural college and was a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity He married Blanch Boudrero on August 6 2938 In Los Angeles Surviving besides his widow are his parents of Layton and a sister Mrs Erma Hansen of Boise Idaho and a brother Vince Phillips of Layton He was a member of the church Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at two in the Kaysville tabernacle by Bishop Hubert Burton of the Kaysville First ward Burial will be in the Kaysville-Layton cemetery under direction of Larkin Sons Mortuary of Ogden Friends may call Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday until one at the home of the parents In Layton SALEM Ore May 20 A day in the life of Mrs Georgia Rammage McCornack whose husband Is in the south Pacific She worked all day In the state agricultural department office She spent her lunch hour donating a pint of blood to the ReA Cross After work she hurried home-and did all her housework After that she reported for her'-second full work at a cannery which was threatened with closure because of lack of help Then she fainted Dinner Set 777 rill 150-Foot Line Revolving! 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The upstairs maid just handed me a memo: "Tomorrow Sunday you and (my place of abode the Mrs is the former Kathrine Cooley of Ogden) have an appointment with John Chadwick Work SHOES Black Retanned WORK SHOES Plain toe blucher work shoes Heavy duty long-bearing sure-grip compo soles and rubber heels Leather midsoles and insoles Sizes 6 to 12 Police Type Shoes for Men Roomy Box Toes police type shoes Roomy box toes composition soles Comfortable for walking and long hours on your feet 4 lit Floor Safety Toe WORK SHOES Safety steel cap protects toes Solid grain leather insole Sturdy cowhide leather uppers are double tanned Rubber heels 379 Men's Heavy WORK SHOES Goodyear welt constructed this superior quality blucher shoe with plain toe has all the features that insure comfort and maximum serviceability 398 Sandy Nevin DRESS SHOES Military or Regular Dress Styles Feel their comfort pre-flexed already broken in-for you Plump perfect leather uppers give you better looking shoes that hold their shape and shine Measure the extra mileage of Sandy Nevins husky leather soles are extra long wearing Random References In Two Ogden men have reported for training at the Farra- gut Idaho naval station They are: Max Joseph Berry essa son of Mr and Mrs Berry ess a of 413 Fourth and William Daniel Haggard of 324 Twenty-fifth Will Pay Cash for all old phonograph records except Edison and Columbia Glen Brow Muste Co tadvl Pvt Robert A Parsley has returned to Lowry field Denver after spending a 13-day furlough In Ogden with his wife Mrs Myrtle Witten Parsley Pvt Parsley has been stationed with the air corps at Lowry field for the past three months Will buy or repair any make of sewing machine any condition Dial 2-3309 dv) A new advanced first aid class will start next Monday in room 101-W In the Central building of Weber college at seven-thirty Gasses will be held Mondays and Fridays Vincent McKay will be the Instructor High class washing and polishing on all makes cars Brownlng-Cbevrolet Co Cadv) Art Aaron Kramlsh 28 of Aurora Colo and Bettie Muree Jefferis 18 of OgdenJ have been issued a marriage license In Salt Lake Gty Batteries of all types for portable and farm radios Bring your radios In We will fit batteries to them Brown Appliances 2317 Wash (adv) Dance The Weber Social club will sponsor a dance in the Utah Power auditorium Saturday at eight forty-five A Service Flag for your boy In the ecrvice 43c Glen Bros (adv) Home Culture club will meet for the spring luncheon Saturday at one-fifteen at the home of Mrs Beulah Gavin 1430 Twenty-sixth Guest day will be observed Graduation Card at Llcnhardt drug More 2800 Washington blvd (adv) Theft Paul Harrington West Weber reported to police the theft of a wallet containing $10 from a hotel room which he occupied Wednesday Permit Building permits Include Jerry Kap garage at 2878 Monroe $150 Garence Dlnsdale garage at 2304 Tyler $200 Mrs Emily Eldredge who resigned her position as deputy In the Davis county office Farmington left W'edncsday for Portland Ore to join her husband Eldredge who Is employed In war work ther A special ceiling price control panel for Davis county with members from each community will be announced soon said Elgin Roberts Davis county rationing administrator Tonight Vern Thorpe general field representative for the state organization of the American Red Cross will address a board meeting of the Davl county chapter at eight this evening in the Bountiful headquarters Days for examinations for obtaining licenses In Davis county have been changed from Tuesdays to the first and third Wednesdays of each month between nine-thirty a and four-thirty In the county courthouse Mervin Crezee 37 of 2253 Quincy was placed under $300 ball by Judge Charles Cowley In city court today to appear for preliminary hearing Thursday of next week on charges of desertion and failure to provide for his family SAVE DUSTING TIME Putting away knlck knacks and other useless articles for the duration and storing magazines that are to be kept on shelves In a store room will not only save dusting time but also help keep the living room in order Paper Hat SMART Well not exactly paper but black cellophane straw Dolores' Moran starlet models this smart spring chapeau The towering crown is accented with a fancy of black grosgraia ribbon and a white bone pin Sent fo District Court on Charge of Robbing Industrial Plant Paul CL Nell 21 wu arraigned in city court today on a charge of participation In burglary of the Superior Honey Co plant at Five Pointa on Feb 23 and was bound over to district court under S1000 bail after he had waived preliminary hearing Neil waa released to the state for prosecution by a letter from Capt A Hogan of the army air corps base at Las Vegas Nev to Police Capt Keeter and within a half hour of the letter's receipt he waa arraigned before Judge Charles Cowley Neil la an alleged escapee from the Las Vegas army guardhouse When captured In Ogden recently he la said to have admitted participation In the burglary to police officers and Implicated Glen Chateiain of Brigham City who Is free under 1500 ball to answer to district court The loot allegedly comprised $50 cash $50 In stamps and some checks Capt Hogan's letter asked the police department to keep the army advised as to the outcome of the case against Neil who Is retained on army records as a soldier It was also asked that in the case of conviction Nell be given a sentence severe enough to keep him Imprisoned for the period of the war FUNERALS HENRY RODINE SALT LAKE CITY Funeral services for Henry Nelson Miller Bodine SI of Evanston Wyo who died of apoplexy while visiting his daughter Florence Eisner of 561 Center street will be conducted Saturday at two in the Evanston Masonic temple by the Knights Templar Burial will be In the Evanston cemetery Mr Bod in was born In Chester March 23 1S62 He moved to Green River Wyo In 1880 and shortly after went to Evanston where he has resided since He Is survived by a son George Bodine of Evanston a daughter Florence Eisner of Salt Lake City four grandchildren a brother Gilbert Bodine and a sister Margaret Bodine both of Chester imtni TOOLSON CLEARFIELD Services for Hy-rum Toolson 69 of Clearfield who died In an Ogden hospital Monday night will be conducted Friday at twelve noon In the Sunset mortuary Clearfield by Bishop Vern Toolson of the Smithfield Third ward Friends may call at the mortuary this evening and Friday prior to services Burial will be in Smith-field cemetery LEONARD MORGAN Services for Leonard Charles Morgan 43 Layton farmer and veteran of World War One who died late Tuesday will be conducted Saturday at one in the Layton 3 ward chapel by William A Dawson bishop Friends may call at the home of Mr father Alfred Morgan In Layton Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday prior to services Burial In the Kaysville-Layton memorial park will be directed by Lindquist A Sons' mortuary of Ogden ERNIE A HUNTER Services for Mrs Ersie Bell Allen Hunter wife of the Rev Charles Hunter of the Missionary Baptist church who died May IX were conducted Wednesday at 529 Twenty-fifth with Thurman Banks of Witnesses officiating Three songs were sung by a group of women from the African Methodist and Wall Avenue Baptist churches with Miss Mary Me-Coroell as the accompanist Prayer at the graveside in the Ogden City cemetery waa read by Mr Banks JOHN TEAL Services for John Calvin Teal 47 of 227 Twenty-seventh who died Sunday were conducted Wednesday In Lindquist A Sons Colonial funeral chapel by Bishop A Sorenson of the Second ward Prelude and postlude were played by Annie Brian who also presented vocal numbers Invocation and benediction were offered by Carl A Lindquist and Leo Rice The speaker was Bishop Sorenson who also dedicated the grave in Ogden city cemetery FUNERAL DIRECTORS KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 4659 FLORISTS AND niH FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL 5353 Wash Bird Dial 9958 549 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