The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 5

TUEDAY EVENING OCTOBER 13 1942 the OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Duty Resumed by Hooper Resident Only Unified Command Can Bring Victory? Says Wilkins SENIOR GIRLS DONATE SUITS I Sale Receipts Go for Improving Class Equipment LEE CALLS UPON ALL TO HELP IN GflNINGVICTORY Cardidate Warns Not Tb Drain Farm and Factory Labor Single Leadership Also Termed Vital for Supremacy MANY SIGN FOR WEBER COURSE More than 250 students varying In age from 16 to 60 took advantage of the extended day courses which opened Monday evening at Weber college It was reported today Thirty different classes are being offered in academic business and defense work Other classes will be formed 'if 10 or more persons are interested College credit of from one to five hours is given upon eatisfactory completion of a course One special class being taught Is military drill and tactics to prepare men for the armed services Capt Clyde Stone is instructor of the class which meets every Wednesday from eight to ten One hour college credit Is given upon completion of the training Concerning the classes President A Dixon said: am thrilled and delighted with the number and Quality of the students Democracy and social problems will be safe with such types of adult education and adult desires as were expressed here last Registration will continue throughout the week Gains Honors at Training Station FfelCIIARD A WALLACE Obtains leave In addition to experiencing the regular activities of heavy training Richard Alvin ValIace 21 was chosen as one of the platoon leaders of his company Wallace arrived home the first of the week on a nine-day leave after completing his indoctrination period at Great Lakes 111 He is yisiting his uncle and aunt Mr nd Mrs Ewing 2259 Eccles Wallace enlisted September 1 and can say nothing but the best for the navy (ay mnpHms the my FINER FLAVOR OF VHOLESOiAE ALBERS 0ATSL Enjoy the new Improved flavor of Albers Oats either Quick or Old Fsshioned Cooks up flaky full-bodied nnr mushy Thrifty too This type of food Is among those recommended in tne Nutrition Food Rules to make America strong "It sure tastes swell!" Albers Oats also brings you the body-building energy-giving nourishment! of pure whole grain the best natural source of pep-up Vitamin Bi Keeps 'em qoinqXu till noon Pork Lean pound BEEF LIVER Fresh Sliced pound Upon a unified with America taking the for the prosecution of the war Sir Hubert Wilkins noted world traveler and scientist places his only hope not only for victory in the present war but continued supremacy of the white races and preservation of western civilization Sir Hubert gave his Knife and Fork club audience Monday night in tlje Ben Lomond hotel to un derstand that the white man has already lost his prestige in the Orient and that Japan is trustfully counting on a coalition of all oriental peoples against white supremacy In an address which contained one startling statement after another the Australian gave his audience very little in the nature oil pleasantly optimistic forecasts as to the future and said the cur rent war is little more than on the face of the and that bigger problems faced western civilization than that of winning the war Startling Proposal Sir Hubert caused not a few of his listeners to shift uneasily in their chairs when he told them that 12 years ago at the outset of a proposed Pan-Pacific conference he had suggested that Alaska be given to the Japanese He said he had believed at that time that such a step was the only means for averting great troubles in the future as the Japanese were definitely launched upon purpose to gain and the equivalent of When he had been invited to participate in the conference and had proposed to make such a sug gestion to the delegates he was refused permission to speak Today said the speaker he would not advocate the step because he is convinced that the Japs would not react properly to such an offer Alaska Is Pivot Sir Hubert sees Alaska in the event of an allied victory as the center from which the democratic nations will be forced to police the whole world to maintain peace Every national capital In the northern hemisphere can be reached by airplane from the Alaskan peninsula he said making it the most strategically important place in the world under probable postwar conditions Contrary to the popular conception he said flying does not present any unusual difficulties in in most parts of Alaska perhaps less difficulty than around Salt Lake City and Ogden Winter is actually the most agreeable season of the year in most of Alaska he said instead of the forbidding and unbearably frigid hell it fs popularly thought to be The area of arable land in Alaska is greater than that of Sweden and Finland combined the speaker said and could easily support population of seventeen to twenty millions Doubts Invasion Plan He stated his belief that Japan does not intend to occupy Alaska only to constantly threaten it in order to keep the United States busy defending it Japan plans the same policy in regard to Australia he said Japan can only be conquered by day and night hour after hour bombing of her principal cities and industrial centers said Sir Hubert Japan he also said has no intention of invading Siberia until the Germans have completely conquered Russia in the west and be gin to threaten Siberian Russia Japanese propaganda of for the has made remark' able headway in the orient and America must now assume the leadership in a struggle to main tain the supremacy of western civ' ilization Wilkins believes Fire Ruins Inside Of Railroad Car Carelessness with a cigaret was blamed for a fire which Monday afternoon destroyed about two-thirds of the interior of a' Bamberger railroad coach city firemen said today The coach had arrived at the Ogden interurban depot from Salt Lake City only a short time before the fire was detected firemen said It was unoccupied PURE WHITE LARD Fresh Rendered pounds ifiiE Fancy Beef Sirloin pound Fancy Lunch Meats Assorted Sliced pound FRESH SIDE PORK Tasty Fry Meat pound roy McDonald Will go to sea Roy Richard McDonald fireman first class husband of Melba McDonald of Hooper has returned to bis station at the Great Lake naval training station after a nine-day visit in Hooper He will now be (assigned to a ship for active duty Firepan McDonald enlisted September 1 1942 He is a graduate of Weber county high school Prior to enlisting he was employed as a stationary fireman at the Ogden jarsenal I Word was received from Elmer David White fireman first class a couiin of that he is safe He enlisted June 26 1942 and this is the first word received from him He is serving somewhere in thf pacific He was employed a's a guard at the arsenal before his enlistment and was an ex-service man i STAKE TO HEAR I TWO OFFICIALS 1 Albert Sonne an assistant to the apostles and Lee A Palmer Aaronic priesthood supervisor will be principal speakers at the North Weber stake quarterly conference Saturday and Sunday The first session will be held Saturday at six in the Third ward chapel for bishops anc Aaronic priesthood supervisors to be followed at seven-thirty for all members of the priesthood I A church welfare meeting will be Sunday at eight-thirty a in the Third ward General conference he held at ten a tabgTnacle 1 The final session will be a youth conference at seven-thirty in the Third ward chapel Tickers Out For Duration? I Believe it or not time stands still at the city-county building vknd there may not be any more of it for the duration All wall clocks stopped at three-thirty and unless the mas-iter mechanic jumps over some 'priorities the hands will remain in that position until peace is called According to information from police and sheriff officers who by the way have concealed the clock faces in their respective offices behind and for the sign a portion of the master clock is broken and the part to date has not been replaced I Private watches and clocks now (are regulating the schedules for the personnel Ogden Problems Aired By Group I Problems as a War as need of adequate police protection expansion of vital facilities and even band concerts to keep up the morale were aired by members of the Ogden Speech club Monday evening at the Weber col-ege There were more than thirty present with Walter Mann president chairman A 10-minute talk was given by VaLoy Hanney and Bernice Wood was club critic 'The dub will discuss Home Season next Monday with William Struss chairman Monida I Rockwell jvill review chapter one of the text Speak-ng for Every by Yeager Chester Garlick will give a 10-minute talk Marvel Reeve a five-minute talk and Mrs Richardson will be critic The group meets at seven-thirty Monday in room 405 Moench building The meeting is free and public invited Serves in Army At Western Camp A a eA PRIVATE LEROY STAPLES Joins service again Private LeRoy Staples son of Mr and Mrs Amasa Clark 2571 Lincoln and brother of Jack Staples Clearfield is now stationed at Watsonville Calif according to word received today Private Staples who had served for three years with the army -in Honolulu reenlisted March 15 1942 He is a graduate of Ogden high school Prior to reenlisting was employed at the Ogden arsenal RADIO TRAININp COURSE GRDljifS 1 Enrollmenf at College Is Reported Showing Great Increase I A great increase has been noted in the number of students enrolling in the army signal corps radio training course at Weber college it was reported today by Dr Robert A Clarke director of vocational education Many of the men taking this training are in the enlisted reserve corps and will be placed in the signal corps at the end of their training 1 New classes are being started every few weeks Men skilled with tools but lacking qualifying experience may receive training and be paid a rate of not less than $1020 a year while learning! Dr Clarke said i Even 'civilians with minor physical handicaps are enrolled for this training However those who are classified 1-A by their local selective service must enlist in the enlisted reserve corps for their xcivilian training which may be nine months or less I i Many vacancies are available for men qualified to do radio work Those who have any the following qualifications are eligible to apply for a position as junior Tadio mechanic (trainee) at $1440 1 per annum (a) license to operate amateur radio station experience in building sets (b) six months of full-time paid experience jn technical radio work c) one-year I resident vocational course in electricity or radio repaid work (d) i six-month resident technical course in a radio school (e) satisfactory completion of one year of college physics which -must include electrical laboratory (f) United States sponsored engineering training course in- telepl radio work Applicants failing to qualify junior radio mechanics (tfaineesl may apply to the civil service commission for an examination for the position of mechanic at $1020 per annum SCHOOLS HOLD VITAL POSITION Ballif Jr clerk and treasurer of Weber county school fdis-triot and Shupe supervisor of buildings and grounds returned Monday from Cleveland! Ohio where they attended during Ithe last week a convention of Association of School Business ficials i At the meeting speakers! giving talks approved by the government declared schools are listed high among the vital war industries The aim is to keep schools as near as possible to the Harbor standards "This is a total war ana eyery ruler and any other piece or equipment is being used for the winning of the officials Were asked to impress upon school children A representative of the priorities board suggested the substitution of glass felt cement gypsum or plastic materials wherever possible in place of vital materials MOVING? Pianos Elec Ice Boxes Packing Furniture Baggage Storage Across the Street or Across the State SLADE TRANSFER $457 Riesel Dial 8944 OGDEN niGII SCHOOL NOTES Edited by Cal Evans Several Ogden high school senior girls nave shown patriotism to their school and their physical education epartment by contributing gym suits they used last year Senior girls do not take gym Many girls from last gym classes readily gave up their for- Hif Tfattlr when a call was made by Mrs Helena Case and Miss Ruth Jacobs for the suits They will be nwt0 or girls at reduced prices The proceeds of the sale spent for athletic equipment Briem6 8rirl5 Arlene of Forum appointed Dec 11 as the date for the presen- the traditional Forum melodrama written by Andrew 1930 Will be directed by John Rackham and Cal Evans The cast will be chosen in the very near future and preparations for its bein at once A the first meeting of council the legislative body of the school anticipated that committees will be appointed by the members namely finance assembly and social Representatives to the group are elected by each advisory class Lamar Larsen student body presi-dent is chairman of the body-X Mills and Burton Jean Ward and Katherine Thornley co-editors of the Classi-cum voiced an appeal to all students interested in joining the photography editorial business and circulation staffs of the year book Those who favor the editorial staff must write a letter concerning both good and bad points of last Classicum and how they propose to remedy the defects Much interest is expected In all four divisions The newly elected officers of the first year seminary- classes are: First period Ellen Eilander and Katherine Babler second period Marie Bleazard and Shirley Moore third period Verleen Cornish and Shirley Barnett fourth period Jean Howey and Ellen Subben fifth period Joyce Mordaunt and Hazel Hunt The officers are changed every three weeks by the drawing of names for president and vice president Nicholas Van Alfen is the instructor of these Shlrlee Christensen Utah People May Register Tonight Citizens of Utah eligible to vote but who have not yet registered today had their next to last opportunity to do so before the general election Nov 3 Registration places will be open until nine -The last registration day will be Oct 27 To date registrations have been light and both major parties have begun campaigns to get the voters out for the general election Balloting in both primaries was far below average U1Y7 Lfy BUS SCHEDULES ARE To aid in saving VITAL WAR MATERIALS Our government ha requested that buses be slowed down to make their tires last longer Bus tires must last so that bus service can continue serving you The war will be a longer harder one if American transportation breaks down why there are new bus schedules You can do your part by Traveling only when absolutely necessarys then travel during mkhsvcck 2 Plan your trip early he sure to see your bus agent for new arrival and departure times 1 Take only 1 suitcase to conserve space NEW SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 14 UNION PACIFIC STAGES DEPOT 23th Grant Ave Dial 5573 union pnciFic 57nCES Wiping the war ia a job for everyne Bracken Lee declared Money evening speaking to a meetng in the Weber college Central milding Mi Lee mayor of Price and Re-pubban candidate for congress calld for united action to speed the victory a fight with the president in he aid the job to led us to the victory which We the pople must work to win I Well Fed Equipped learn that it is our job Oto gfe put an army in the field which we can feed well and squij I feel that ten million men will ob our farms and industries of tie manpdwer needed to sustain that army Perhaps if we send five million men into the fight fully equipped and provisioned be able to strike the enenr harder and have a better chane of returning safely after the Ictory to their -homes and famies knew we faced an aluminum shortage but apparently noting was done knew we were facing a steel shortage but congress failed to sop shipments of oil and iron to Jpan "II was the same story in rubber "Tow we face a food shortage Andwhat are we doing? Courageous Stand are not going highbrow We are Vnriericans firsthand party Republicans and Democrats second Let! instill in all the people that we stand for good dean honest and courageous government The ts open for voters who be-lievi this Regardless of party to cast their ballots this year for ancdates who believe Lee oncuded HaoldJL Welch Weber county thePU--C-n chaifrnan Presided over in-cludd David Wilson state chaiman Mrs Holman na- Salt Lake City Mrs Maw state chairwoman Salt Lake Georje Hansen national teemn and lntrauced Mr Lee OtOFT CHOSEN OR ARMY POST BUPP1y officer Utah Quartermaster depot Wet street announced to-fa3rihat afk Croft dean of men at Jtah State Agricultural college has been appointed to an impor-tan position In the quartermaster fiecion of the Jean Croft whose skill as an orpmlzer and leader of men was Chwn graphically in his direction the Cache valley week-end la-bo trains will assume the job of gaeral superintendent oR ware-hcxse activities in the Jnder the direction of the ware-hise officers Mr Croft will be siperintendent of between 700 and 1D0 men which follows pretty veil in line with his past several yars as dean of men at'' the A Meanwhile the Cache labor train vill continue to run on Its regular wek-end schedule with the col-Ige policy following in the line efforts in making the Irst four trips completely success-ill Later on it is hoped that the tain will run farther north and upply the depot with men 'from he entire Cache valley area start-ng at Preston Idaho and mak-ng several stops along the line TEACHER RESIGNS TOST EVANSTON Wyo Oct IS rma Hargrove former teacher of -usk and 4 instructor in the Clark chool Evanston for the past six seeks has resigned to return to where salary increases have Lien granted in order to regain inchers lured elsewhere by higher py DOHIIS take needless chances with untried remedies Relieve miseries this home-proved double-action Way 1 WkY 1 OHCtmjl- PENETRATES to upper breathing passages with medicinal vapors i STIMULATES chest and back sur- I uicae csama uola blur I I faces like a warm- 1 lng poultice kiT Nero Now to get all the benefits of this combined PEMEIratins stimulating action as shown above just rub throat chest and back with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime Then see how this family standby goes to work Instantly ways at onca-to relieve coughing spasms ease muscular soreness or tightness bring grand from distress! Its soothing toedlcation Invites restful com-brting and often by morn-ng most of the misery of the cold gone Tonight be sure to try Ticks VapoRub Veal and Lamb Quality Mincemeat Rum Flavored 2 pounds BULK SAUSAGE Ground Lean pound pound 2 for TAMALES MEAT PIES cornedbeef For Delicious Boiled Dinner pound PIG'S FEET Pickled Meaty pounds Fresh Calif Tokays 2 lbs FANCY YAMS No 1 Jackrabbit 3 pounds SPANISH ONIONS Sweet 3 pounds LARD ffDff' Mountain 4-pound pail (U) jtJj sop Palmolive 3 bars SOA'P Moon Rose Toilet 4 bars NU CRSS1 Shortening 8 pounds or WAIKff MEAT Morrell Deviled! 2 No LOAF BlorreU Liver 12-oz i cani Mg Prove PS Cabbage 100 pounds L-J FANCY APPLES Jonathan 3 pounds CRANBERRIES Eatmor Solid pound (P0 Large 300s dozen RUSSET POTATOES JGc Idaho 10 pounds BRUSSELS SPROUTS Fresh California 2 pounds 00 CAULIFLOWER No can CHILI Bleat STEADY WORK 1 I I Apply OGDEN TRANSI1 COMPANY 1 1111 First Security Building Ogden Utah COffiE A s- Fresh pound SALMjDN Highway Columbia No flKe i XT SNOW- WHITE 2 POUNDS 7 1.