The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 10

Two Utahns Honored Farmrrs Get "Break a Officers Delaying THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 7 1945 War Speed Limit A Rampton 4DS Layton WASHINGTON June 7 (AP- Services Set for Battle Victim Penalty Fixed on The WPB today gave farmer an AA-2 preference rating for obt n- Vet Serves Apprenticeship Robbery Charg ing necessary farm supplies Thej action the aecnrv niH mtillsl farmers on the same level of perH arid Orlii Marble DDS Dew-oyvilic Bpx Elder county were anjtong those honored at combined military and academic ceremonies conducted at the 48th annual commencement exercises of the University Of Southern California College of Dentistry June 2 on thp campus lormance in Duying as other war-supporting industries and gives farmers first call on hundredSei items ranging from hoses pails and Saining Count Koefed 31 of 299 Twenty-ninth was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or serve 25 days when he changed ma pl from innocent to guilty in city court today on a charge of gaming- Held Necessary hour wartime speed l1 when he appeared before the We ber county safety council "This is no subject to be merely harped on and forgotten Mr Ol- 'It' tor the -crfu Police Capt Ballantyneijiaid today he would prefer no chajrges against Earl Averett 24 of 131 West Twenty-second until Airett had been released from 'the Pee' hospital where he is being field under guard Averett police said had "done ea air compressors 1 BB1 BBBV 1 time" to the itate industrial school and state prison He was arrested about two a ta Wednesday in the i 151 fifHf 8 WW I Barrel cafe Nineteenth and Wash continuance ox tran owners and even for Pedestrians Majority of cars now on the highways are approximately seven years old rubber is scarce gasoline is scarce Approximately one out of every seven cars has faulty brakes Only through the appU- ington He wisjshot in the leg by Charles Brashear after he was icdr- nered to the cafe and appeared as though he were reaching for a gun nvereu is suspected of robbmg the Precision Watrh Prnuiv chn Many plumbers like doctors and dentists have gone to war But don't worry Herd's a money-tim work saving way to keep drains from clogging lO90 Washington anri a arniwv Store at IRQft WaeViS in the evening A quantity of jewelry believed to have been taken ONCE WEEKLY USE irom tne repair shop was found ance ol tne M-mne cars be made to last for the duration Only by the speed limit can tires be preserved and gasoline conserved Only by keeping within the speed limit can the ultimate degree of safety be exercised" Traffic fatalities are the chief concern of safety councils according to Woods "It's still a patriotic duty to drive safely and carefully Mr Olsen said "just as much as its smart on the part of a car owner to take care of his vehicle until ui person Hospital attendants said Averett was recovering satisfactorily Officers sam rs-oeiea ed while shooting dice in a booth in the Calico Cat tavern with a soldier Saturday night Koefed explained the game started by shooting for beers Seth Murdock 47 of 1791 Center pleaded guilty to charges of battery He was sentenced to aerve 30 day in Jail 20 days was suspended upon his future good behavior He was alleged to have struck his wife and knocked her down at Twenty-fourth and Grant Previously Mrs Murdock pleaded guilty to a minor offense and was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 orserve five days She told the court she was attempting to get her husband to "come home" and Mr Murdock said he had been trying to get his wife to "go home when the incident occurred Complaints charging Mrs Jimmie Lakin 65 of 1128 Twenty-second with harboring a stray dog and battery upon Walkup city poundkeeper were dismissed because of lack of evidence In traffic session of the court Grpnt Waldron 32 of 368 Adams forfeited $10 bail traffic light Claire Pates of F-3 Marine drive Washington Terrace $L0 stop sign and Milton George Butler 18 of 596 Fourth forfeited $10 speeding A bench warrant was ordered issbed for the arrest of Lorin Hei-nef 27 Morgan on a charge of rear parking U-DRRIH Corp Riiy Robinson Memorial services will be con Lieutenant Completes ducted to the Roy chapel Sunday June 10 at two for Dl PIP Tv-T 1 sucn xime as new ones able" 6 Corp Ray Robinson 24 husband of Heen Smith Robinson of Morgan and son of Joseph Clarence Officers' Training Actd like a cleansing "beauty lent" on wash basins bath trea i and the-late Myrtle Child Robin Lieut Jay Stevens son of Mr and Mrs CI sovena 1l1fi3 son of Roy Bjshop Leslie Stoker will conduct the services Twenty-eighth recently completed tubs kitchen sinks etc Protects healpn ASK YOUR GROCER Corp Robinson was KUied in on April $9 in Italy only a onicers training at marine base Quantico Va Lieut Stevens LEARNS JOB As part of a program provided under the na- few days before tne war in Europe ended enlisted in the He was born in Koy January 24 1021 He attended Weber and tional apprenticesttip program oi me wr iufw Waters 322 Seventh a veteran of 16 months in the army learns carpentry at a local construction project 4 -j T- marine corps on Dec 12 1942 and Morgan county elementary schools ififtttu SsSp' AN Shadow also Weber nign scnooi ana received his bas seminary ic training at San Diego Calif He was then given He entered the service Sept 15 1842 and trained at Ft Knox and First Ward Will Be Memorial Scene Camp Campbell Ky He landed an appointment Soldier Home After Dpty in Europe Corp Elden Watson is spending a 34-day furlough with his Welcome sunshine even scattered after all hail (hail) broke loose Wednesday with 173 inches of precipitation and '60 inch early today and the storm drying up this kind of wet-ter Employers Labor! Waste No Time In Aiding Veterans "Ogden employers and labor are wasting no time In aiding discharged veterans to find jobs in their regular line or help" irain BASEBALL Equir)'s All-American Gome to train in the navy V-12 program and transferred into offi-c s' candidate school He has now reported to Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif wife iiiiie Jiowe watson won Now comes the 40 days and 40 nights then the dove with an olive overseas in June ima at Casablanca trained North Africa as a member of a tank battalion and was sint to Italy in May 1944 He participated in four major battles Two months beifore he entered the service he married Miss Helen Smith in the Logan temple He was employed at Hill field- Surviving besides his widow are his father and istepmother of Roy and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs Lloyd Wall Robertson Wyo Mrs George Preece Mrs Kenneth Morris and Jean Robin Stevens branch reports Jean Fowers who after spending JOHN AFFLECK PARK OGDEN adds if this unusual weather continues we'll be getting frozen vegetables right out of our own garden Monday june 8:30 a 15-day leave in Ogden He is a graduate of Ogden high school and was employed in the personnel classification at Utah army service forces depof A roe He is the son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Wat-soii of Glendale UtjlL Corp Watson wsis inducted into thf army Nov 6 191 He received basic training in All-wet Aloysus the office boy who says the drinks are not only on the house but on the roof ii brother SSgt Earl Stevens son Ogden Leslie Robinson Wil Baseball Treat of the Season" son: Dawayne Robinson Roy and writes: The rain is raining all around It sods us to our skins has been with the army to the Philippines since the invasion of Leyte Lennard Robinson of Morgan two If there is much more rain I think Attroction Miss This Don1 stepsisters and? three stepbrothers Mrs Farrel Baker Mrs Joe Biedus Jack Gibson aind Gene Gibson We'll all be growing fins ths engineer corps at Ft Leonard Wood Mo and later transfer Ft George Wright Spokane iff serving with the infantry in Standout performer will repre- them for different ones" a statement said The job-finding program is being provided under the national apprenticeship program of the war manpower commission apprentice-training service Programs are being inaugurated by committees of management and labor throughout the country in various skilled trades War veteran apprentices are training in Ogden under the program To make application foi apprentice training service men are advised to go to the nearest employment service office or to an employer in the trade of his choice or to the local labor organization for a rest period and to prepare for an assignment in the Pacific area Previous to his induction he was employed by Utah Power Light Co He wears the European theatre of war ribbon pre-Pearl Harbor bar and has two bronze battle stars Hi ho and something fishy who moved the bridge: maximum tem Utah and sent Germany also a grandmother Mrs William Robinson of Roy The family requests no flowers Idaho in All-in New York American final perature Wednesday 63 degrees with 45 degrees minimum early today Now one year ago it was warmer with 75 degrees maximum lt for overseas Corp Watson Poli l-rounds night of August and 52 degrees minimum Loses Life Dnrinjr European Battle Song titles: Get an oar pa row for the shore looks like a wet DeC 12 1942 from NeW Jersey and served with the 903rd Eng injiOran Algiers Constantine and Tunis He was transferred to 2077th Eng aviation utilities detachment in May 1943 and saw action in frfench Morocco and Tunis and later to Italy with the 15th AAF He served two and a half years overseas and was returned to the spell ahead! Get out the wringer ma pas back! Ross Use Churchill Attack on Socialism MOSCOW June 7 Prime Minister Churchill's attack on socialism was published in thej Russian press today and tooK oviet readers by surprise In an accompanying dispatch the government newspaper Izvestia said all countries were studying thej British election campaign for signs of a change in British policy Izvestia said the British press already had noted a striking change in Churchill's words following victory in Europe The soviet accounts of Churchill's election campaign broadcast Monday: night included his assertion that Socialism was closely interwoven with! "totalitarian ideas and disgusting adoration of the state' TSgt Watkins I wish I were a little duck 28 Jd45 Ty Cobb will manage western team and Babe Ruth the istern club Seats on sale now at The Mecca Bank Smokery and Hotel Ben Lomond Reserved box seats 1 25: general admission 65 cents students with student body tickets 2 cents With down upon my back And then when it would rain I would just quack quack! Put in another quack if it doesn't rhyme no wise quacks! Red Organ Denies Anti-U-S Outcries All Taxes Included AMAZING US il he JVame Htr-ct Memorial services for TSgt Watkins 26 who was killed to action in Germany March 24 will be held at five Sunday in the First ward chapel Thirtythird and Grani Family requests no flowers TSgt Watkins Was reported missing on March 24 and later his death was confirmed TSgt Watkins was born May 8 1919 in Ogden a son of Charles A Watkins 3168 Lincoln and the late Florence Watkins He attended Jordan high school He had been with the army seven years transferred to the paratroopers in the fall of 1944 and left for overseas to January 1945 wilh the parachute infantry of the Seventeenth airborne division He married Gladys Malone of Memphis Tenn on June 12 1944 He was a member of the First ward Surviving besides his widow and father are the following brothers and sisters: T5 Leon Watkins Ft Lewis Wash Charles and Harris Watkins Ogden Al Watkins San Francisco Mrs Harold Goucher Mrs John Stimson Mrs Helen Montierth Mrs Dorothy Wilson and Pearl Watkins all of Ogden DISINFECTS D10D0IIZIS i BLEACHES IIM0VIS STAINS The Sani -Solution of 101 uses is favorite with dis- By United Press A dispatch in the soviet government newspaper Izvestia said today that there were no hysterical outcries in Russia about "American imperialism preparing fpr a third world war" Yet anti-soviet propaganda is both read and heard in said the dispatch written by Zhukov who has been covering the San Francisco conference for Izvestia The dispatch was broadcast by the Moscow radio and recorded by the FCC Zhukov said the propa it a musical instrument pop cnminitmg nouseneepen rw whiteness NU-CLOZ bleache to perfection for removing stair NU-CLOZ ha countless friends as a deodorant just try NU-CLOZ- Cost so littls I does so much Label gives many uses Corp Duncan Corp Willard Denning Duncan nephew of Lucy Denning Weber college son of! Mr and Mrs John Wallace Duncan LaVerkin Wash ular with circuses jand carnivals The music is produced by a series of steam whistles The name i ganda against Russia in poisons the atmosphere puts the man-inthe-street off his balance and gives rise to a lack of IS below 1 "5 important Id your well-being these food-short days GETfTHE 5 GREAT BENEFITS OF THIS FAMOUS CEREAL It's a pipe whose smoke be nn through water cooled If you passed India or Egypt you'd see of 'cm The nme is below 2 ington county i was killed in Germany March 26 He was the husband of Ardellja Gubler Duncan Corp Duncan born in Iona Ida April 15 1916 hoved to St George and later to LaVerkin with his parents After graduation from Hurricane high school he attended Weber college two years and Provo before being inducted Into the army in February 1944 He went overseas with the engineers in October 1944 Survivors include his parents the widow a son Leon Willard Duncan and daughter Jeanette Duncan two brothers Glenn Duncan Idaho Falls Pfc Orin Duncan Geririany four sisters Mrs Ella Jones LaVerkin Mrs Blanche Wright Hurricane Mrs Wanda Beatty Nevada Mrs Verda DeMille LaVerkin two grandparents Mrs Emma Squires Denning 1072 Twenty-fourth Ogden and John Duncafn Salt Lake City 4- 1 Loyal Workers' Class Will Meet Tonight Loyal Workei-s' class of the First Christian chulrch will hold its monthly meeting in the church basement 680 Twenty-fourth tonight at eight Mrs Merle Taylor president will preside Plans for the annual state conference of Christian churches to be held in Sfalt Lake City on June 24 will be made Following the business session Mrs Glen Carpenter Mrs A French and Mrs Taylor will be hostesses at a social hour Members who have birthdays in April May and June will be honored Friends are invited to attend 1 SrfS 11 I KELLOGG ALL-BRAN extra rich in protective food elements I 'RESE days when many favorite foods re short make sure your family gets enough of the nutritive elements it needs el logo's all-bran delicious breakfast cereal economical and abundant helps supply these essential food benefits: 1 IRON to help make good red blood Ounce for ounce tatty all-bran gives 10 times as much available iron as spinach One ounce of bran provides Over Vi of your daily minimum iron needs 2 OTHER to help build bone and teeth Weight for weight kbllogg's ALL-bban gives 4 times as much phosphorus almost 3 times as much calcium as whole wheat JL VITAMINS to help guard against deficiencies all-bran gives twice as much 4 times as much niacin and just as much as whole wheat! 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