The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 30 1945 Ogden Makes Bid Im'seFoimd Dead! Court Mnses to Summer Center Care For Grade School Fupils The extended soool program isished In the basement of Madison '411VU kA MUM 'Clock-Goofy' Forms latest For Hospital school is equipped to handle as has made a bid for the 1 'at the Madison school This is By Roberta Cartwright tut time and one slow time?" but Oust Complaints Motions: to quash amended complaints in the cases of Pete Tac-coni and Virgle Guerin charging gambling at the Caftyon club Ogden canyon were denied by Jus tice of the Peace Alfred Gladwell late Tuesday afternoon The court had previously granted motions to ClUash thp ftHpinal mm i ou ye probably heard about the the eest of all Jt the litUe old ivi 1 PHV WRrt mat A- fXr -11 1 a In Hotel Room Beatrice Irene Hallstrom 21 who made her home at 1425 Blair Salt Lake City was found dead Tuesday afternoon in her room in a local hotel from what Investigating detectives said was an overdose of sleeping medicine Death of Miss Hallstrom a nurse in the Salt Lake county hospital Kuys who get "stir-crazy" in prison w-oea neuropsychiatry hospital lJJ0? Utah by the veterans' administration according to Wil-1 Eccles president of the cnamber of commerce who said requests for consideration had been underway for the past month or more -The chamber of commerce Stressed MmnlA( mr "Frong up on the farm soJLhye to et up and see VJt Uwas by the sun Nothln like the sun for tellin time many as cnuaren unaer capable supervision of Mrs Sarah Horsley cook and Mrs Eva Whit-temore assistant cook the menu will be prepared following strict nutritive requirements There will be four teachers at the center from six-thirty am until six-thirty pm supervised by Mrs Jenny Nealv Mrs Neal will be at the school to receive application from parents desiring to enroll their children or they may be' enrolled through the director Mrs Judge by telephoning 5795 Three additional extended school centers are now in operation at Arsenal Villa Washington! Ter for youngsters of grade school age afld the cost is $3 a week According to the child day care director Mrs Melba Judge the program ii really an extended home program a creative arts and craft program a summer directive program and all child activities combined I Each yovmg person enrolled will be given the opportunity of learning new things -handicraft stories and the games that appeal to children of school age Open to youngsters whose parents work the children will jbe given the same sort of training they would receive at plaints The preliminary hearing Was Set fnr Jiini The txxrn portation facilities' ample post- fendants are at liberty under $1000 Epipment Bids Studied By Hospital Heads Bids for supplying the new Catholic hospital St Benedict's under construction at Polk and Thirtieth with kitchen cafeteria and refrigeration equipment were being studied today with the contracts expected to be awarded within 'the next week or two John Monroe Denver architect is in charge representing Sisters of St Benedict Lowest! bid submitted for the kitchen and cafeteria equipment was by the Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co of San Francisco $31 75197 Other bids Included: Sait Lake Cabinet Co $3466595 Zah-ner Mfg Co Kansas City Mo $35230 I Salt Lake City $3609110 and Barker Bros Los Angeles $4152050 The Bintz Co Salt Lake City submitted the low bid of $1622415 on the refrigeration equipment and the Ogden Cache Electric Co was the only other bidder $17971 Partial bids were submitted by Louis Rosser Salt Lake City and Quillinan Electric Service Ogden oaueacn' was discovered when a maid went to her room to make the bed Detectives of the police depart ment were called about three-fifty YVOi Housing zacuities and the large number of available sites close to the center of population During the recent visit of Rep Walter Granger the chamber of commerce conferred with him on desirability of Ogden as a hospital site Henry seeger assistant county attorney said rigor mortis had set in about in i Bonneville Park Mrs Hume una iu race and The nevjr cafeteria recently fin- Judge said race and prior to the time of discovery -iwaing xo ponce Miss had b(An tha rirnl widespread search in Salt Lake guys who get "punchier a boxing ring and even xnose who get slap-happy and dumb but the newest outfit we the males 'and lemales who get "clock-goofy" at the Ogden Union depot Just aa though things aren't jumbled up enough down there with trains running this way and that and the information lady McCarty having to answer a million questions a day Ogden as to be the spot where time cnanges and people change right along with the clocks from plain ordinary humans who can tell the time of day by looking at their watches to "clock-goofy" souls who thmk they've gone balmy -There are two clocks on the wall 01 the Union station Mountain time and Pacific the enlightenment of people who have to set their time up or put it pack depending in which way they re going but the thing's a mess because generally nobody knows about the position Ogden is in regard to the time situation and when Fanny says "your train leaves at ten-thirty" the people look at the wall blink theirveyes and ask: "Which one of those clocks are you supposed to go by? Is one clock slow or do you keep one old and speaks no English had apparently been hiding in bushes and bfufh during his time at large and that hunger undoubtedly motivated his going to the Taylor farm He was returned to the PW camp iiy ana naa registered at the hotel Monday night under an as- Masonic Lodges Hold Memorial Soldiers Capture Escaped Nazi Erich Ott German prisoner of war who escaped Tuesday morning from the camp at the Utah ASF depot near West Second S4 Sas aPPrehended on the JIyrry in Farr West TSt by military police TSgt Gibbs and Sgt t0 a statement ril0 special agent bureau of investigation Salt Lake City was discovered by faylpr in his granary at six fifty-eight a He was dressed in blue denim trousers an olive drab shirt and a fatigue hat although his clothing was not stamped PW as had been supposed Rail Yards Meet Labor Scarcity auuieu name Plenf of Goal! Coal wiU be hard to ret Buy your next winter's coal supply now! vri Best Spring Canyon Coal Stove Lump $900 tons $2650) Largo ut 082O (3 tons $2400) Stoker Slack 0OO (3 tons $ioOO) Coarse Yard Slack 060O (3 tons 3J7SO) 6 Sacks of Wood 0200 ALL DELIVERED Sleed Coal Go 239 West 21st Street LWRAM mmm am Edens superintendent of Blackburn-Jones Ogden Union Railway Depot Co said today at least 30 switchmen are 'needed immediately to help 0 handle shipments of munitions and supplies tjo forces in the Pacific The labor shortage has been aggravated he said by layoffs and Co Wm 3 Blackburn and Earl Jones JQ5 Down a Month Notices have been mailed to members of the Masonic order in Ogden that a joint meeting of Weber lodge No 6 Unity lodge No 18 and George Washington lodge No 24 A will be held Wednesday evening May 30 at eight o'clock to commemorate the passing of members of the order Dr John Edward Carver and Col A Arthur Haley Utah ASF depot will be the speakers and Mrs Bernice Tyree has been engaged to sing A one-hour program has been arranged by the masters of the lodges and all master Masons are invited to be present 319-24th Street Dial 2-3642 VUJ" aiq ott who Is 20 years Dial 2-6221 or 6232 L'M'Juiiimii -r1( "rr--i-Tnwim nw I vavaiiviia i nic uicn pic waning ai ici the hard? winter months in the yards i i Business is -heavy right now he 1 added anjd is expected to increase All departments are1- in need of men to move this! traffic which amounts jto the neighborhood of some 150 1 trains a day All trains but the! streamliners must be SoWierProves Hearty Eater Dieticians' delight at Bushnell general hospital Brigham City is SSgt Harold Bible 23 son of Mrs Annetta Atkinson of 467 Sixteenth Ogden who wa5 admitted as a patient Sunday after seven months as a prisoner of war in Germany "The food is wonderful" Sgt Bible tells the dietician? after each meal "Just wonderful" he adds as they bring up second and third helpings A husky lad of 160 pounds when captured by the Germans Sgt Bible weighed a scant 135 when liberated by the Yanks He has gained 10 1 pounds since his liberation and exDects to have all ifin nn Blj llf ili i in nn nn imMm EE) Id UU Ir' Ly Uu switched (during their stay in the yards i Last Sunday scored a record number of 94 passenger trains alone through the Ogden terminal This amounted to one train every 15 minutes and totaled 1383 cars of passengers Seaman II 1 Rogers Returns to Duty Harold A Rogers 1c has returnedto his ship in San Diego after spending a 26-day leave with his wife the for- i mer Ruth Hip- tv in conclusion Mr JUdens said "the can employ 200 men in the various departments right now" tuuiiu uauK ueiure long well tand three small daughters i a Beverly and Eiaine of ine air force gunner was can Si cT tured July 11 1944 when his four-motored bomber was shot till iMJ La lia jjj o'i Plain City Seaman Rogers down over Augsburg Germany He was freed on Anril 13 He has fully recovered from a was inducted in April trained at San Diego and left for overseas duty in Decem fflX AND DroKen amue ne sustained when the bomber crashed and is receiving treatment at Bushnell for malnutrition Sgt Bible says his German captors gave him very ber 1944 His LST ship was hit by a Jap suicide hit AlvjlB THE SEnUICE udited TftiTEs nnmED poncEsi fnfV: I i idet I uwie iooa we credits the American Red Cross for savin him plane at Iwo wo and his comrades from starvation Jima and had 1 been reported with their weekly food parcels In thje few months before the fall of Germany the packages WfS list below tlte names of Becker Kin and Becker Employees Summer at last daze! Turn off the heat Pa now that the wind died down1 blew itself out! Happy holiday with riot a cloud in the sky and the (sun out in all its glory sunk by mistake Rogers He attended Weber hisrh srhnnl and was employed at Ogden ars rmi) appeared mommy instead of week ly he said WtAA JL2J 1 Mini a mmmm 1 I JOHN A BECKER --i i I it He enlisted in the army MAJOR FLOYD PELL enal prior to entering the service He is the son of Mr and Mrs Orson Rogers Harris ville ii JAMES WMcKENNA ELM AS STONE on June Z3 1940 and went over seas April 29 1944 What a day to lie in' the shade The sun had a dark ring around from being out so late at night And why Were the street lamps like Sol Tuesday afternoon Ans: On account of they were lit up too i Help switch Hess Explains Stand -GUSTAV WBECKER ROBERT BECKER CLAUDE BECKER the war trains himnif Km Htn At t4A00-miU Shi MatbUhtoi on the Japs! uui juu never seem to find a guy with money to burn -sitting around a fireplace Now that Germany's out the Hi ho weathero arid nn ccr illil Ifvi t-r whole war is against the Japs and all the war train traffic is switching to the west The aggeratioru Here's the temperatures: Maximum Tuesday 77 degrees withi a minimum early today 52 degrees "The great men are all dead" she said with insinuating regret job of handling that traffic is going to be huge and we need your as a switch man on 5 Whether you've One year ago maximum was 78 degrees and minimum 59 degrees and a trace of precipitation On Basin Project Referring to his recent statement questioning the advisability of hard-surfacing the foad to Snow Basin County Commissioner Lyman Hess today declared he did not wish it to be understood he was against development of the basin area "On the contrary" the commissioner said "I am doing all in my power to promote development of the area as a summer and winter resort My thought concerning a hard-surfaced road was that it would facilitate speed on the highway which would be dangerous because of the sharp turns and steep slopes "However" he continued "if the basin is developed as we hope it will be summer usage will undoubtedly necessitate an oiled surface" Jhe state commission on publicity and industrial development has allocated $50000 to help defray cost of hard-surfacing the highway total expense of which has been estimated at $60000 Commissioner Hess said had experience or not we need you we'll train you for the job If you want excitement 1 a different kind of job good pay this job is it You get extras too: medical THOMAS FOWLES FRANK TRIBE CHARLES TRIBE ROBERT HINDS RICHARD STINE FRANK FOWLES RICHARD JONES JACK MORROW SCOTT MARTIN JR WAYNE WILCOX DON GARNER HAL MORRIS I EELLS AL MORBY ROBERT BARKER CLARENCE EDMISTON JR JAMES BADCON RAY MORLEY JOHN FARR VERNON A JONES JACK WILCOX FRANK-WILCOX TED PFISTERER JOE REVELL1 ERNEST COLES STARK JOHN CARRUTH DON HEWARD JOSEPH FISHER MARVIN NELSON CHAS HORSPOOL JR ROBT GARDINER JOHN HOPKINS KARL HOPKINS I HUGGINS RICHARD RALEIGH JAMES WALTON ELWOOD SMITH 'When you have your tonsils removed they call it a tomy when you have your" appen- dix removed they call it an appen- dectomy What do they call it when you have a growth removed from your i "Don't know Joe Tell me" I "A haircut" hospitalization insurance" fine retirement pension plan Plenty of work ahead Here's your chance to get a good iob with a good company the friendly oouxnern racmc Don't pass it up! At least come in and let jT Sometimes signs are very Pleading and then again you will Stlnd one that tells ithe absolute truth like one which is posted over a Vpinball machine down in Carl's: us give you all the details (Brakemen also needed: exDe- rience not necessary) in case oi an air raid crawl un- 2er l3 machine It never has been hit" i FRED BECKER WILLIAM BECKER LEON BECKER RICHARD BECKER WILLIAM PERKINS JR ROBERT PERKINS BIERCE CONANT FRED NANTKER CECIL GEALTA MARVIN GEALTA DON MORRIS ROBERT MOSER LESLIE BAIRD FRANK ZAMPEDRI A VAUSE RICHARD MOSER READ ALBERT WILLIAMS DALLAS COOLBEAR JAMES CHARTOG CLARK TIMOTHY' CLARK RAYMOND WIGGINS juoara clearance required i APPLY Southern Pacific Employment Office 163 25th Street Ogden P16 log sold for then went back home Ferre said Poulary passing through legitimate channels amounts to only 60 £5 that handled at the time last year' he 1 1 rKV Family Will Hold Open House 7rand Mrs- Lester Keyes 2717 Quincy will hold open house SEE MR FRED NAISBITT YICTOR CHECKETTS JAMES FAULKNER RICHARD BAXTER OAKLEY HUGGINS ROBERT PELL CHARLES PELL MORONI DEHAAM JACK WRIGHT TEDS WRIGHT A POORMAN EARL A CHECKETTS JR ORVAL WAYNE FIELD MAX CARRUTH DALE BRADSHAW HUGH GARNER CLARENCE HIGLEY VERNAL JOHNSON JOHN WILUS PARLEY NEWMAN VM ROSEAR SPIRO HARAMES RICHARD ALKEMA ED PRANT1L PETE ZONDERVAN DEE SAUNDERS GEORGE ROBINSON VIRGIL BARNES FRED WHITTAKER EMERSON HARTSELL -LAWRENCE MOON RAY SMITH FRED STEYENSON FRANK STONE ROGER CARRUTH EARL JACKSON in honor of their son Carl Keyes gunner's mate 3c He has been stationed at BremertonWash and wili rmnr tot for further dutv at Shoe maker aiii Gunner's Mat I rA Afi 3c Keyes enlist I i Hi LI' ed In the navy in October 43 and trained at Farra-gut He is a graduate of Ogden cdl the WGUf! Fttsty publish these tunies cf curinsn who zre ia the service of their country rcprtdcin hereidth the Honor Ren as it appears ia large size en the a3 of csr mala office ia Ogden fed we pledge anew cir rriHIngness and deter-cuaaUoa to go with them zl the way ia this critics! They are caHed cpea to fight and agala ire are asked to purchase mere and cere WAR This shs3 do ia a spirit of byalty and gratitude high school and Keyes was employed at Washington Market prior to entering the navy Black Metrket Tricks Revealed in XJ tdh SALT LAKE CITY May 30 (AP) Many tricks are being used to attain black market sales of poultry in Utah Ferret assistant secretary of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative association said today One instance reported he said was for a grower to offer a lis mw RODGER MEEK WARD ARMSTRONG NORMAN TOONE CLYDE GREENWELL TOM UNDERHILL BYRON UNDERHILL ELAINE GARNER JACK GARNER JOHN EECKER I if 5 4 -or sate along with his chick- is ii an mm President Deceased-Died in tht Service of KisXounfry Blackhtads Too Went rt mat Ym it ia true there mate medicated liquid called to kxn and remove fYf blackhead Thow who foi Sowed wm- Al Die directum nA mjji fuvu nravnx upon hi ami Ui4KXMa ia at nrwarrf 1 IirSC llJMarm nViiiiHu i cUim tly rt no longer cmtmrraMed and now II one application doea not aatiafv vrvn jiu you money back Ak kI' tSLJfuM i' Leu and dug tor arerrwhera iA: Vav ivMvlVUXlV.