The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 24

ry' SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1942 8-B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Child Spacing STATE VOTING They're In Uncle Sam's Expanding Military Forces iervicefor ARMOR FORGE SCHOOL USES PHASE SYSTEM PROMISES TO PROVELIVELY War Is Urqed I 1 ST LOUIS Octl 31 Medi- cal supervision has not been set up to space child births among th married of America's 4500000 Nebraska Senate Will women war workers That was the bharge made to General Henry's "Baby" Graduates Many Men Each Week day by Eva Dodge cf the See Two Opponents For Veteran state health department at Mont gomery Ala Speaking to th American Public! Health associa i tion she declared that only in a few areas is child spacing service By MILTON BESSER OMAHA Oct 31 A farm under medical supervision available She further insisted that as a rule the: medical staff in indus er lawyer merchant undertaker and a radio news editor-broadcaster are trying to wrest from 81- try lacks the training to give child year-old Senator George Norris spacing service "ve must keep in mind" sh independent the senate seat he is seeking for a sixth consecutive term By MARC TLRDUE FORT KNQXKy Oct 3X (AP) In a little more than two years an area on this post the home of the army's armored force which was just a vast stretch of clay overgrown with blackberry bushes and weeds has become one of the world's greatest technical schools The school is housed in 500 buildings It has a staff of more than 2000 instructors Each week it graduates more students than the average college does each year -This institution the armored force school is the "baby" of Brig RAYMOND HOLMES On east coast Kenneth Wherry of Pawnee City said "that even though women ar -being called upon to carry out industrial tasks they still have the function of bearing children chil- dren they want and the country who was mentioned as a probable successor to Rep Joseph Martin needs as chairman when it was reported Martin might resign is SGT CARLGREX Enters war zone "One of the dangers to babies SD LIEUT JACK jDEAMER Obtains bahs Seaman First Class Raymond La-mont Holmes 21 son of Lamoni Holmes of 239 Twenty-second and the late Anna Holmes is now stationed at Norfolk Va Seaman Holmes is a graduate of Ogden high school He received the Republican nominee Foster May of Omaha a radio and to mothers is pregnancies occurring at too short intervals coupled with fatigue due to em news editor and broadcaster whose Sgt Charles (Bud) Garlgren of 1144 Twenty-fifth has landed safely at his post in he ii Pacific according to word received by his 'Man-in-the-Strect" program ook his preliminary training at the na ployment in industry while trying to carry onj home duties at the same time" him into every part of Nebraska val station at San Diego Calif and before censorship clamped down on She maintained that abortions was then sent to Hawaii He was at Pearl Harbor on December 7 that type of program is the Demo cratic candidate In an impressive ceremony at the ordnance of ficer candidate school at the Aberdeen proving grounds Md approximately 225 officer candidate studeiats received commissions as second pieutenants Among the graduates was Jack Deamer son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deanver of North Ogden Jieutenant Deamer isi a graduate will increase unless there is re time of the Jap attach? and has liable spacing information made- The task of any independent wife Mrs Avis Carlgren a Sergeant Carlgren left Ogden on June 18 1941 and had been stationed at Fort' Lewis Wash until he left for active duty with the infantry in the war zone vv seen service in Darwin Australia nominee is primarily to woo enough available to women in war work In normal years) she pointed out He is now studying for a petty votes that normally go to the Re publican and Democratic candi ollicer rating dates to assure the independents election of Weber college and rUtah State Agricultural college He entered the army through the selective Norris was able to do it six years IN SERVICE Lieut Dan Curtis (left) and brother rit Max It Curtis met recently for the firt time in three years (Lumlere-' Austin studio) Mr and Mrs Guy A Curtis 1033 finishing his basic training at San Twenty-fourth Ogden have two Uicgo Calif he was selected as a candidate for electrical training sons with the armed forces of the He Ig attcndin? electricS United States navai training1 school at Logan Lieut Dan Curtis arrived and will finish with seven months home last week i on a short leave at Corpus 'Chrnsti Texas after his graduation from the of- Both boys are Ogden high school ficers candidate school at Fort graduates and former Weber col-Benning Ga He is now stationed lege students at Phoenix Ariz Both were home last' Saturday Pvt Max Curtis enlisted in together for the first time in three the marine corps July 9 1912 After years i ago when he opposed Republican 'J Robert Simmons now a chief jus- au per cent of the illegal abortions are among married women: She said that ithe total number of abortions annually is estimated at 750000 "The results of this possible increase in abortions" she went on "will have distinct bearing on birth rates of the future It has been conservatively estimated tha there are about eight women made sterile for every one killed outright by an illegal operation" i service July 14 1941 Pfior to joining the armed forces hcj was a musician He was ordered to report to officers' candidate slchool from tice of the Nebraska supreme court and Democratic Terry Car penter Scotts Bluff oil refinery Little 'Rock Ark where he had operator and former representative in congress attained the rank of corporal His work there was that of fX-ray technician medical corps 1 Then Norris had the formal en dorsement of President Roosevelt Lieutenant Deamer will leave iff and the Democratic party Today Monday for San Francisco to await orders He has been spending a Norris has Roosevelt's endorsement again but the state Democratic short furlough at home in organization is supporting May North Ogden The strength of Norris drawing power and that of his opposition won't he known until the votes are counted But it will help to take a look at the opposition Movie Star Now Is Lieut Colonel CHEYENNE Wyo Oct 31 (UP) It's Lieut Col Tim McCoy now The veteran of scores of western movies and owner of a large Wyoming ranch has re-entered the army as a lieutenant colonel in the cavalry He says he hopes to see overseas service McCoy recently was an unsuccessful candidate for the U- senate from Wyoming He has not worked In Hollywood for some years Wrherry 50 years old is a lawyer and a farmer operates an imple 1 ment business automobile agency and mortuary in his home town He's a bundle of dynamic action He was Republican state chair man until last September serving since 1939 As soon as he assumed the job be began to put zip and DARIO COSTESSO Sent to northwest MEYERIIOFFER Naval petty officer yj-ftfr color into the 1939 campaign un rivalled in recent years Pvt Dario Costesso of the United Wherry organized a party cara States son of Mn and van to take all the candidates to as many voters as possible Riding Mrs'Linge Costesso West Weber who graduated from Shennard I I 4 i i 4- in a big bus and sitting side by field Texas last week with I high side on platforms more than 20 average is now stationed at Seat tie Wash candidates traveled up and down the state making speeches shaking Leonard Meyerhoffer son of Mr and Mrs Meyerhoffer of Slaterville graduated recently as a third class petty officer navy from Chapman college in Los Angeles where he took a course in technical electricity ji He enlisted in the navy a May 12 1942 and took his basic training in San Diego He has now been transferred to San Francisco for duty with the Pacific fleet He is a graduate of Weber high school hands and seeking votes says: "It true economy to buy at our low Veteran Recalls It was a primary campaign and CORP GRANT Sj MALAX Stationed in! north (Link-Tiffany Studio) SGT DODSON JR Takes furlough Wheery managed to keep harmony Blizzard of 1888 despite the rivalries pri knowing In the general election the Re publicans made a clean sweep of jour purchase Is protecte dby our high quality" v-" -Ami Gen Stephen Henry General Henry arrived here July 25 1940 to bei commandant of the school He had no officers no staff 'no buildings Three months later he waj- assigned 'five officers: afid 21 enlisted men from Fort Benning Ga set up headquarters in an old kitchen which had been used by national guard encampments The armored force school was on its way commandant was a colonel then' He was advanced to his present rank last year at the age of 47 General Henry has spent a life-time in the study of machines and men traffic and transportation --'One summer while he was a captain in the army tank school at Fort Meade Md he got a furlough and took a job in a garage just for the experience He had worked up to shop foreman before his employer found out he was an army officer He also took summer jobs in t)etroit automobile plants where he engaged in such varied occupations as fuel researcher and test driverJ Once he even worked for the Ringling Bros arid Barnum Bailey circus ko learn its efficient methods of moving men animals machinery and equipment Mutual Cooperation He regards his employment in automobile plants as logical "There is a constant interchange of ideas between1 the army and industry" he says "We borrow and improve on eachother" One fay while riding in a taxi he began wondering how operators of taxi fleets handled personnel training and maintenance He got a job with such an operator and learned" Then "he went to work foit a bus line to study the same subject As the armored force school began to expand the commandant remembered that on factory assembly lines productionon a second unit dpes not wait for completion of the first unit So the school which originally operated on a conven- tional class and term basis swftched' to the "phase" jsystem Under' this plan a department of the school can start a group of students every six days taking a new group into the firsts phase as the old group advances to the second phase and can handle eight times as many students as under the old system A second advantage is that a man forced to be absentfrom classes for several days by illness or a call home can pick up his work where he left off by joining the new group in his phase' A psychological advantage of the phase system is that the student is advanced from mastery of one i simple thing to study of another simple aspect of his work He learns l- quickly and easily and gains confidence He is con- fronted by the whole which would terrify him at the until he has completed his cbwse Then he discovers he has masteYi a specialty But the army continued to grow and production of armoreA-equip-ment mountectand the commandant was faced once more with need for a speed-up in production of trained men Again he took a page from industry's book He started a two-shifts-a-day schedule in school the first shift from six a to one ml the second from one to six six days a week In the armored force school there are -nine departments: Tank communication wheeled vehicle motorcycle gunnery tactics clerical officers' candidate and teacher training 1 These departments graduate such specialists as radio operators electricians cryptographers tank and motorcycle mechanics welders blacksmiths cooks and bakers The longest course Is that for of- ficer candidates three months LUDLOW Mass Oct 31 (UP) state offices elected a Republican I CORP A OPHEiKEXS Arrives overseas A Gates 84-year-old retired senator and three out of five rep Central Vermont railway engineer resentatives is believed! to be the only living ex-engineer in New England who GENUINE DU PONT ACRYLIC PLATE FOR ONLY WAR WORKERS PAY CUTS HIT "pulled a throttle" during the his toric blizzard of '88 i Gates recalls he was head engi Corp Grant Malan son of Lawrerice Malan county clerk and auditor is stationed at Prince Rupert BC near the Alaska border I Corporal Malan is a graduate of Ogden high 'school and was in the national guard for four years He entered the service of his country in June 1911 in thei signal corps division He received special training at Fort Monmouth for four months then was transferred to Fort Ord Caiifx He later served at Fort Lawton On May 23 1942 Corporal Malan married Miss Frances Tillotson of Ogden She is remaining here for the duration Sgt Wilbur Dodson Jr son of Mr and Mrs 1602 Jefferson has been visiting1 in Ogden for the past ten days on furlough from his station with the army at Point Doom Calif He is graduate of W7cber high school and worked fori the Union Pacific railroad previous to his enlistment He has served 18 months in the army stationed at Fort Lewis Wash Camp Haan and Santa Monica Calif Mrs Dodson the former Mjss Gerry Toone will visit in Ogden at the home of her parents-: till Christmas time hen-she will join her husband Corp Albert Opheikeis has notified his parents Mrj and Mrs Jacob Opheikens of 281 West Thirty-third of his Safe arrival at his destination overseas He left Utah with tjhe national guard and has been Stationed at San Luis Obispo Calif! Fort Lewis Wash and other camps along the coast neer of three engines which xpushed a snowplow from Brattleboro Vt All of this added greatly to Wherry's prestige He was appointed midwest director for the party in recognition of his efforts And the Republican organization in Nebraska today is much stronger than if was six yers ago "Wherry is strictly anti-new deal He's waging the present campaign on that basis He sums it up to the voters by declaring "we don't want the new deal in peace and we don't want it in war" to Amherst 366 miles in 77 hours and 30 minutes The plow bucked the huge drifts from Tuesday morning to Friday afternoon 1 Tailor's Goose WASHINGTON Oct 31 (UP) Chairman Elbert Thomas (D-Utah) of the senate labor committee suggested Saturday that workers moving from one' state tp another to take war jobs be protected against possible cuts in unemployment compensation payments Thomas proposed that 1 workers be guaranteed compensation rates provided by the state in which they first worked He said this would remove a serious deterrent Genuine Vulcanite Plate OG50 On Scrap Heap Patrolman Plays Doctor-Twice ADA Ohio Oct 31 Mrs USE YOUR CREDIT 'o Advance la Pile No Carrying Cbarg A Ruth Goodbread has turned in tailor's goose to the Ada scrap metal drive that bears the follow ing inscription: to migration of labor to war in "This 15-pound tailor's iron was dustry centers State benefits now range from 1 brought to America in 1832 by John Jacob Goodbread He served minimum of $2 a week for a period under Napoleon and was one of AH Dental Plate are made only upon receipt of Imprrtilon and order from capable Ctab Licensed Den tig ts All work eonitrncted by Colon me chan Ira Workman! hip and material folly guaranteed MAY WITHERS Dental Laboratory Service 174i2 so Main Salt Lake City At 2nd So Main A bore foliu' Candy PHILADELPHIA Oct 31 (UP) Mothers and babies were doing fine Saturday but Traffic Patrolman Aloysius Lewis was still little flustered Mrs Bertha Thompson asked him to take her to a hospital and gave birthMo a girl in a taxicab Twenty minutes later Mrs Helen Holmes asked for aid Before they could get into an automobile she gave' birth to a boy Lewis assisted the few survivors of the disastrous expedition against Moscow" of: 20 weeks in Alabama to a minimum of $10 a week for the same period in Michigan Other states have rates varying jibetween these two limits ii Thomas suggested that many workers desired to stay in states with high jobless compensation rates in expectation of temporary unemployment after the war I i mil HimM'll Lijji Ijijjl I jlj HI I II" 1 1 llll II II I lllll i T4 1 (Loveland Studio) JOHN CHAD WICK Goes to cctast I PFC ANDREW DEGROOT In Pacific area CLYDE WORMAN Training in east )'- John Chadwick fson of Mr and Mrs LChadwi'ck of North Ogden has left for Alameda Calif to go' into training as a coast guard He graduated from Weber county high school iiji 1940 and spent two years at Webier college Word has been received that Pfc Andrew DeGroot son of Mr and Mrs Peter DeGroot of 3237 Stephens has arrived safely at his new destination in the Pacific area Prior to his departure for over- jseas duty he was stationed at San Luis Obispo Calif ort Lewis Wash and other coastal camps i Clyde Worman has departed for New York City to attend V-7 naval program! ati Columbia university Upon graduation four months hence' he will be commissioned as ensign im "the United States naval reserve i Mr Worman is a graduate of Ogden high Weber i college and University of Utah He Was director of research of the Ipha Iota chapter of the national business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi He is also a member of! the national honorary fraternity Phi Kappa Phi Mr Worman is the sjn of Mr and Mrs William Worjman and" the husband of Kathryn Taylor Wor CHURCHILL ASKS FOR MORE COAL At o) TORNADO TOLL HAY REACH 40 II sty man who live at 1069 Twenty-third Ogden BERRYVILLE Ark Oct 31 (UP) Death toll of a tornado TIi3 Ogdsn Exchcngo LONDON Oct 31 (AP) With Britain an 11000000-ton coal shortage Prime Minister Churchill called 2500 representatives of the coal industry to London some of them for first time in their and gav them a Confidential heart-to-heart pep talk Many of the miners came directly from the 95 per cent which struck this Ozark mountain P3F Budget Class Aids Householder town Thursday night may reach 40 State Welfare Commissioner John Pipkin said Saturday after bm ALL-8THEB METALS- a partial survey of the storm-battered area Club "Sorsp for Vislory DriYo" Iqv 3 of them from the coal face itself Pipkin said relief crews still were and the audience was filled with i tvniral men of th minAo checking isolated sections Of Carroll county for injured and dead He reported "however that order generally had been restored and the task of rebuilding the devastated area was under way Pipkin PHILADELPHIA Oct 31 The board of education and the council of defense are helping Mr anli Mrs Householder to combat inflation WTith the family budget as the guinea pig they have started the P3Fphiladelphias jThird Front Evening 1 courses in the city's public schools cover! the household problems of managing the family dollar and the hazards and estimated that 150 homes were destroyed The 500 homeless were 16 mm OP FOR 68LLEGT ID I tr Ato ouixic Sot them wearing' scarfs instead of and ties Mine owners and managers also attended the mass meeting which Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts prime' minister of Souths Africa and Maj Gwilym Lloyd George minister of fuel light and power also spoke As they entered Churchill gave them the sign and Communist party workers busily distributed -leaflets headed: "More coal means victory" The prime minister was believed sheltered In relief headquarters fLInk-Tiiffany Studio) JOHN SPACKMAN Stationed on 'coast John Spackman 20' son of Mr and Mrs James Spackman of North Ogden is stationed at Alameda Calif with the tl coast guard i He enlisted in the coast guard Oct 3 1942 and left1 for duty Oct 22 -I NEWSPAPERS' 'UNITED SCRAP METAL 0 I safeguards for the budget as re to have laid the facts before the "workers in appealing directly for a greater mine output to make up the 11000000-ton deficit as a step toward quick victory exchange for gards the dollar household articles-.