The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 13 194k THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Random Reference A divorce has been granted to Marie Folkman from Vern Folkman in which the former name Maries Parker was restored They were married August 20 1941 in Las Vegas Nev BARRIER PATH At HILL FIELD TRAINSDRIVER Truck Skinners Will Get Experience Similar ToActualComlbat USAC Educator Gets Fire Position LOGAN Oct Whitney Floyd associate pjrofessor of forestry and extension forester at Utah State Agricultural college bad received notification today of his appointment as state coordinator for the forest fire Service from David Wood win national coordinator for the FFG Endorsement of the appointment came from the forest protection agencies of Utah! and from the Utah council of defense the United States regional director the Ninth civilian defense aifea and the director office of civilian defense Visits Home After Training Session -i! EDWARD TOONE From Great Lakes Edward Nathan Toone Jr 20 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Toone Sr North Ogden enjoyed the distinction of being chosen as a squad leader while attending the naval training station at Great Lakes HI Young Toone who qualified for enlistment as a mate third class was sworn in August 31 and Is now home visiting his parents and friends after five weeks of training He was acting petty officer In charge of the first squad of the second platoon of his company Toone Is a graduate of Weber college with the class of He has a nine-day leave before reporting back for duty His Impression of navy life is tops and during his spare time around town friends are listening to this born with open ears GROUP OPPOSES PR0P0SE0 LAW Chain Store Tax Branded As Unpatriotic by Resolution The Ogden Building Construction Trades council was on record today In opposition to the proposed chain store In a resolution which brands the measure as The tax proposal designated as No 2 on the Nov 2 ballot was declared by the council as a revenue measure a regulatory law nor a tax essential to the successful prosecution of the war but an unpatriotic attempt by a small group of competitors to drive chain stores out of Utah so that prices can be raised to consumers" said the resolution consistently opposed special taxes that artificially raise living costs since any unnecessary Increase in prices amounts to a wage cuF for the working classes taxes are especially harmful at this time in view of the attempt to hold down retail prices to prevent inflation and make more revenue available for the purchase of war savings stamps and the payment of increased federal taxes by which the war is being financed members of the Ogden Building Construction Trades council hereby condemn No 2 as being adverse to the interests of labor and detrimental to the war effort in Utah We urge our membership to vote against and work for the defeat of thi3 un-American The resolution was signed by Clarence Petersen president rntTi CITY COURT HAS BUSIEST DAY IN RECENT YEARS Drunks Tipsy Drivers and Others Sentenced During Session i i In the busiest session of city court In several years 45 cases of drunkenness were brought up for action by Assistant City Attorney David Holther today before Judge Charles Cowley Dickerson 21 of Brigham City pleaded guilty to a charge of drunken driving and wag ordered to pay a fine of $100 and serve 30 days In jail with the jail sentence suspended upon condition of payment of the fine A concurrent charge of having no license was brought against him to which he pleaded guilty also and was fined $5 Leave Bumper Martin 36 of 3013 Liberty pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was sentenced to pay a fine of $14Q and serve 30 days in jail He was arrested by officers at Twenty-first and Liberty after allegedly hitting a car at the intersection of Twenty-first and Washington doing about $40 damage and leaving the bumper and license plate of his own car hooked to the car he hit Grider of Salt Lake City pleaded guilty to hit-and-run driving and was fined $5 He" had made restitution of damages to a car he hit Fred Jones of Willard also charged with hit-and-run driving was fined $20 on a plea of guilty Determination of the police department to keep their driveways open on the public parking iofc west of the city-county building was seen in three penalties decreed to motorists who parked in the driveway They were Murray Louis Steel and Oliver Scovel Bail forfeitures of $1 were ordered in each case Other Penalties Other traffic cases and penalties Issued were: Lopez parking Pedestrian lane $1 forfeiture Glen Woolsey speeding $10 forfeited Allen Bird speeding $10 forfeited Shaw running red light $5 forfeited Lamar Olsen parking and driving on wrong side of street $5 forfeited Stanley Bridges double parking $1 forfeited Preston Spencer double parking $1 forfeited Gobenz running stop sign $5 for- feited Wilson blocking alley and improper license plates $5 and $1 forfeited John Doe parking in 4 theatre zone $1 forfeited Jack Russell running stop sign $5 forfeited Dickerson driving on wrong side of street $5 forfeited Dorley Ball parking in pedestrian lane $1 forfeited Flannery forfeited $25 bail Carrying a knife as a con-- cealed weapon was the charge a Rob Robb forfeited $25 bail he had entered on a charge of discharging a 30-30 rifle in a Twenty-fifth street cafe Cazier of Salt Lake City pleaded innocent to each of two charges willful deestruction of private property and drunkenness and trial was set for Wedneesday morning Child Attack Case Benjamin Bazan drew a sentence of six months in jail with five months suspended for good behavior on a charge of vagrancy He was accused of an attempted attack upon a six-year-old girl In a Twenty-fifth street hotel Professor Floyd joined the col- lege staff in September 1935 FUNERALS PEGGY ALLEN BRIGHAM Funeral services for Mrs Peggy Mias Glover Allen 85 who died Monday at the home of a daughter Mrs Sarah Wheeler of Brigham City will be conducted Wednesday at one in the Snojwville ward under the direction of Bishop Nelson Jr Friends in Ogden may call at the home of Mrs Juanita Allen 3289 Adams this evening'luntil nine and Wednesday at the Snow ville chapel prior to the services Interment will be jn the Snowville cemetery Malan mortuary of Ogden is in charge of arrangements OLE A 9LSEN -Services for Ole A Olsen 81 of 328 Second street retired railroad worker who died Monday In an Ogden hospital following a brief illness will be conducted Thursday at two in the Fifteenth ward chapel by Earl Lee bishop Burial in the Ogden city cemetery will be directed by Malan mortuary Friends may ca home Wednesday nine and Thursday prior to services IIYRUM RANDS Services for Hyrtim Rands were held Monday in the Aultorest funeral chapel Rands 83 of 224 West Patterson died Friday In an Ogden hospital of complications incident to age Bishop Walter Elackwell of the Nineteenth ward conducted the services Invocation and benediction were offered by James Clough and Albert Barker Alusical numbers were presented by Mrs Ethel Lowe and Mrs Add ie Sanders accompanied by Mrs Ruth Kapp Speakers were Bishop Charles Heslop Patriarch Thomas Wheelwright Lorenzo Waldrom and Bishop David Wilson Mem-hers of the Relief society were In charge of flowers and pallbearers were sons of Mr Rands The grave Aultorest memorial park was dedicated by Albert Barker ANNIE ABY MOORE Last rites for Jjlrs Annis Aby Moore 72 were held Monday in the Twentieth ward chapel with Bishop Arias Belnap conducting Invocation was by Roger Howey Sr and benediction was by Wil liam Lawrence Musical num- bers were given by Mrs Annie Brian Mrs Goldie Florence Den- dle Williams and Lloyd Reynolds Accompanist was Arvilla Arrow-smith Prelude ana postlude were played by Addie Pplsipher Speakers were Max Wpodbury Frank Driggs and Bishop Belnap Interment was in Ogden city cemetery James Martm dedicated the grave I 03) I'D SAY SOFTER BY FAR 'sJir A new area is marked off at Hill anyone approaching it does so at his own risk No it a bomb proving ground nor is it a target far more menacing to life and lamb than either of these an obstacle course for army truck drivers complete with borrow pits sand dunes mud holes and What have you The army feels that! when the men become really proficient in driving this course they1 will be capable of meeting any emergency According to Lieut Demars who has been instrumental in organizing the program the new training course is designed to school enlisted men in the driving and I maintenance of all types of army vehicles including jeeps trucks and vans of all sizes It is estimated new classes will begin every six weeks and that approximately 120 men can be handled in each class The first three weeks of the course will be devoted to instruction in driving while the remaining three or four weeks will deal with maintenance and repair of army vehicles I Twenty two and one half ton trucks have been placed at the disposal of the training department for Use by students and as the! final Step in their training the men will bp tested in maneuvering these bounding behemoths over a simulated i battlefield I are trying to train the men to meet every emergency and every test of driving skill that they may possibly encounter in actual 'stated Lieut Demars i obstacle course will be laid out Over rough terrain containing sand1 dunes steep hills sudden gul-leys sharp turns and every other hazard that we can think of and the skill driving time and mental reactions while driving will all bp noted Part of the course will be devoted to training men in nighi! back-out convoy and raid driving A special one-week cours will be given in the maneuvering of tractors and STATE GUARDS PLANNING 10VE Utah state guards will soon occupy new quarters according to Capfci Clyde Stone commander of Company Next week they Will I leave the armory and will locate! in the Central building of Weber college Capt Stone explained that Weber college classes have in the past" occupied more than one-third of the armory and they desired the rest of the building for their mechanic learner classes So the guards granted the college 100 per (jpnt occupancy and in retjurn for the transfer will be allowed to us4 the athletic facilities of the college including the swimming pool! 1 i believe the change will be very1 beneficial to both partibs Capt1' Stone said to the guards will be the freedom from interruptions on drill nights better quarters which include the gymnasium locker rooms and officers' quarters and the user of equipment which will enable "us to offer more to our Regular drill will be held ip the armofry for the last time Wednesday evening Capt Stone said The following Wednesday the guards will meet in their new quarters soldiejr at Jefferson barracks This historic military post on the Mississippi river a few miles south of St! Louis is a replacement training center for the army air forces technical training command District No 2 American Legion auxiliary will meet Oct 14 at eight jin Hotel Ben Lomond Members Of the Legion and auxiliary are iijvited to attend Plant Evergreens shrub and roses Peony roots Nurseries Ph 5263-2-5125 Rose Bushes Evergreens Peony roots Ph 2-5125 5263 (adv) Licenses Marriage licenses have been Issued to Blaine Kendall 20 of Uintah and Ruth Randall 18 of North Ogden Charles Haynes 26 of Chattanooga Tenn and Leone Meacham 18 of Ogden Whitmans Your favorite box of candy fresh from our refrigerator Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Wash Blvd (adv) Funeral Services for Mrs Alice Tolman Yancey 79 pioneer Chesterfield and Groveland Idaho resident who died Sunday will be conducted Wednesday at two in Groveland chapel She was the sister of Mrs Katherine Stoker of Syracuse I If you are going to paint use the best McMurtry Paints $260 $335 per gal Gateway Glass Paint Co 2340 Wash (adv) Rufus Jasper traffic engineer National Safety council Chicago will speak on at the meeting of Rotary club Wednesday noon in the Ben Lomond hotel' i i I Bring In your old phonograph records except Columbia QK or Edson We will pay cash for them Boyles Cadv) Meeting Neighbors of (Woodcraft No 581 will meet in) the I hall Wedneesday at one-thirty 'Visiting members are welcome I We will pay cash and pick up old phonograph records except Edison and Columbia Glen pros (adv) A farwell dance and program in honorof Jay Backman son of Mr and Mrs Gainer Back-man of Eden is scheduled io take place in the Eden ward hall Wednesday at eight m'Mr Backman will leave soon to join the armed forces I 1 Peonies Planting time now Superior varieties named Pinks whites reds 2508 Jackson avenue or dial 4236 (adv) Council Women's! coU Church of the Good ShephPrd hold its regular meeting Jn parish house at two-thirty Wednesday I ncil will the Seventh-day Ad 1st church is conducting! wi Sabbath services at nine a and worship at eleven In the First Congregational ch at 2464 Adams The public is come 1 vent-uekly urch wel- MSss Joan Korb frPsh-man student at the College of St Mary-of-the-Wasatch Salt jLake City was recently elected treasurer of her1 class She Is also interested In dramatics and is a pre-nujrsing student She is the daughter of! Mrs Ruth Korb Ogden A free booklet explaining the monthly allowances for the dependents of soldiers is available at the office of war Information 416 Atlas building Salt Lake City Theft Thomas Huff 1910 Washington reported to the Ogden police the theft of a 21-jewel yrrist watch from his residence Old Timers Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Junior Old Timers club No 9 will meet in the i Red Cross sewing rooms Wednesday and Friday from ten a to four All members are invited to attend Mrs Horace Farr is in charge Recruit Ralp Stoker' 27 of Ogden enlisted in the army district recruiting officers announced Margaret Davis of Ogden is one of eight endidates for queen to rule over the University of Utah homecoming celebration Oct 23 and 24 She is! the representative of Chi Omega sorority II Members of the Silver Star auxiliary No 161 will meet at the home of Mrs Ivor Danks 2907 Grant Thursday at i seven-thirty Ij I District No 2 American Legion auxiliary will meet Oct 14 at eight in Hotel Ben Lomond Members of the Legion and auxiliary are invited to attend Martha Junior society 'YjM meet at Hotel Ben Lomond Wednesday at two-thirty with Mrs- Harman Peery Mrs Walter Swenson and Mrs Henry Stranquist as hostesses Lester Paul Neal of 2523 Lincoln is a newly-arrived Of AN £DOt7 Damp daze Touch of snow on the mountings (mountings) in case you noticed it and plenty of moisture 45 inch more during the night in the city The soon be on the pumpkins and Halloween the ehock yells Aloysus the office boy disguising himself as ghost in a boo (boo) outfit Great Salt lake fishing season was excellent this year reports Dr Greenwell with a big catch of salt herring Proof: Hi ho and asmackerel! the weather: Maximum Monday 65 degrees with 45 degrees and rain minimum early today One year ago if you care we had rain 28 with 64 degrees maximum and 42 degrees minimum be suing you SAy By FAR HWtJ 14 FD SAFER Doors Open 9:30 A 1 i rii a tn 4 TO SAY MORE ABSORBENT BY FAR ARP you'U EXPRESS THE SAME OPHfOHS ABOUT THE BATHROOM TSSUE THAT'S MADE OF "FLUFF" T'S SUBSTITUTE HIRED Horace Hill was named by the city commisan to replace Dr A Hill as city meat inspector in the absence on vacation The salary was set at $150 per iponth Busy Tonight? NIGHT SCHOOL students enjoy their evening classes at Ogden Business College They provide profitable diversion and pleasant relaxation from the day-time routine plus stimulating contacts with instructors and other students What you learn in your classes this evening you will use on the job tomorrow OMEN AND WOMEN of all ages who feel the need of specialized trailing in order to secure- a better position or for their own self-improvement should join our evening classes There are no educational requirements for enrollment You are cordially invited to talk over your plans with our registrar at any time Day and Evening Classes in your favorite subject 'Start Monday Oct 19 Ogden Business College Dial 4812 IN AN ACTUAL SURVEY 9 out of 10 women were tn perfect agreement that a tissue made af "FLUFFS would be softer safer far more absorbent and comfortable to use So for your family's safety always buy Northern Tissue It' die tissue completely HADE OF fit BE A KITCHEN SLAVET JUST SEETHE TIME fNDWORKt SAVE! A il Change in Schedule EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 14 The Utah Idaho Central Railroad CORPORATION Discontinues: Train number 2 leaving Dewey at 5:45 a arriving Ogden at 6:50 a Train number 11 leaving Ogden at 11:40 arriving at Dewey 12:45 a GAUZE a Quality tissue at-alower price I Yes GAUZE is lower priced bat quality tissue soft safe little lighter weight Tor eco omjr nd satisfaction smart housewives buy GAUZE NORTHERN TOWELS MADE OF always convenient for immediate nse Quick and thorough for cleaning and drying pans pots table-tops tod bandit Northern Handy Towels are s-o-f-t beet use made of so-soft Supertrong and absorbent tool Caorriabt 1M1 fleriKeytl ivAts tPf Pam Ifiit If Copf 1941 hr Cmamut rtmt i.