The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 3

-i I 1 FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 1942 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 1942 I If I A Effort Planned to Hero's Ration Situation 12 Months After Pearl Harbor -( Special Sale! LEADER FLAYS OCD LASSITUDE Keep Branch Line SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) NpRTHERN UTAH IS WARNED OF HEAT SHORTAGE 3P- i Efforts will be made to keep open for an indefinite period the Mil- fU 3(1(7 ELECTRIC I ford-Frisco branch of the Union Pacific railroad in Beaver county over which tungsten ore is shipped Hack of Interest Hit By 7 RAZOR Proposed abandonment of the ine already has been postponed LI Gasoline rationing 90 days beyond the original 60 days Captain Collins in Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) Production stopped on new cars now Retail Meat Merchants a oil-short provided in an interstate commerce rationed to essential East now nationwide to save tires REGULAR $1275 First product s-txnd Sales frozen in December 1941 but soon all drivers mat be able to get some sort of tires users Bicycles also rationed but used commission order by ri Prickett traffic cpunsel for the state department of publicity and Fuel oil rationed in Forecast Serious i Condition i several states The entire civilian defense pro cors aren SATURDAY ONLY industrial development said opera gram In Salt Lake City shows the effects of a general "lack of In tion of the branch should be continued as long as Increasing business warrants tsaJR First food rationed Coff finally ra- Present shortage fa War needs and loss tioned after months oo beef bocon of sources forced ro- of shortage in gro- and other meats may tioning last May at eery stores Tea eo- presage rationing at half-pound" weekly eoa shortages also obout Zft pounds per person developing eekly per Pfo- rTTJpJTTJTJI ul llll Less wool fewer Building materials Metal tubes scarce vests no 'cuffs no plumbing new house so one mult ba frills in suiJs and construction limited turned in for each dresses Silk stock- to needs of war new tube of4 toothings girdles loot plants war workers paste shove ereomt suits out ond ormed forets etc purchased terest" CaDt Collins area commander asserted last night James A Marsh district engi Aw Oil Sale neer for the bureau of mines "He told a group of less than 100 SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) Warnings that the northern colunties is facing a selrious meat shortage before Jan 1 (were voiced last night at a meet- Jnig sponsored by the Salt Lake Retail Meat Dealers association backed up the department by point ItteTT i civilian defense volunteers meet- Ing for instruction The place ing out that the branch line is the chief means of transportation to the Frisco area where the bureau should "be crowded to the last seat LIMITED QUANTITY In the balcony" is operating three projects for the purpose of Increasing essential Raisins prunes hard "Sometimes we -wonder just how mineral production to get because of Government bars cans for many foods Grocers limit pur the minds of the American people armed torcej needs Bananas scarce be Milk butter cheese shortages loom os freezes some stocks sends more to armed forces lend-lease function" he added "Many jper chases of We're lucky to able to offer you this special bargain guaranteed electric raxor in a beautiful sturdy box Thia will probably cause of shipping canned goods be cause of shortage sons came cars tonignt some John Gjervik Grover Rich of the Salt Lake area OPA office stated an OPA clieck of principal meat packers in the area Wednesday! disclosed nearly 'all of them have reached their kill quota and that one had exceeded the uota The group appointed avcommit-tee to appeal to Washington or an amended quota to tide the state over-until Jan 1 when new quotas hflrnrhp ffftiivi i shortage of them alone without offering be your last chance to purchase electric razors and at this bar To Resume Duties TTTTT 1SS3F many more persons on the street a chance to ride with them Some gain price Limited quantity Saturday only Yes You Can Still Use Your Charge Account wardens forsook tonight's class EVANSTON Wyo Dec Cor because they wanted to take their wives to the movies This attitude will have to stop ilRSI (t "Some of you are wonderfu mm The shortage is confined -principally to beef pork and veal it was pointed out by OPA representatives and there still ara available good supplies of poultry fish cold meats and similar junrationed types ji i Rich told the group he could see poral John Gjervik who has been 'on a week's furlough from Camp Hood Texas and visiting with his brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Erick Gjervik in Evanston is returning next Wednesday to his army post Corporal Gjervik Is with the tank destroyer service having enlisted last December His home is in Williston North Dakota workers but the rest of you to use plain-French are lousy" Typewriters ro No more lawn mow Production stopped Electric refrigera The fire captain said he did not Dial 5775 on electrical appli Manufacture of musical instruments radios phonographs 2265 Washington Blvd Juke botes out for the duration Jitterbugs can expend excess energy aiding the war effort tioned Production limited or stopped on many types of realize how much we ve left un ances like waffle rons toasters irons ers because war plants need the metol Get in scrap to mow down Japs tors stoves wosnmg machines vacuum cleaners and other household items out touched until I was appointed com stopped Horns go to office equipment fans mixers etc ormed forces mander" WAR ANNIVERSARY This is how it is on the home front after a year of war The average man find many of the things that were commonplace in pre-Pearl Harbor days are now scarce rationed or jf5 iTwt if wa tiri rationed after JaDs seized the sources of our rubber then cars little chance for success in their appeal however unless facts backing up the request were presented "clearly and forcefully" In any event it was pointed but there probably will jibe a delay of at least 10 days before sufficient evidence can be gathered for suqh a presentation even though the appeal itr self will be filled immediately ATUitPAY ONLY! as plants went over to war work next metal objects as iron and steel went to the army and navy Some foods have become scarce because armed services and lend-lease are dipping deeper into our larder or because limited shipping facilities slow transport of items like coffee and bananas from abroad i 7 am Plans for APPEAL IS MADE 1 REPUBLICANS NAMED BY MAW Youngster's Yule TO STAYON FARM 1 in i rj Crew Uninjured in Engine Derailment PARK CITY Utah Dec 4 (AP) Engineer Welsh and Fireman Rugg rode out the derailment of their Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad freight locomotive without a scratch The engine overturned in a snowbank near the Park City depot yesterday on its regular run from Salt Lake City Road officials aaid ice and snow coated the rails at that point The rest of the train stayed on the track 1 Action Follows Protest By David Wilson GOP Chairman SALT LAKE CITY Dec 4 (AP) BRIGHAM CITY Dec Plans to hold the annual community Christmas tree celebration were perfected Thursday night when a committee from the Civic Improvement club met with the city council to be assured of the city's support in the matter it was announced by Mrs Vosco Call Civic Improvement' club president Meeting with the council were Mrs George A Andersen Mrs Norman Jensen and Mrs A i PRESTON Dec An appeal was framed I Wednesday night by Franklin coiiinty war board and agricultural groups for farmers ofv the county to "stay with their important farm work" and not seek work elsewhere In'' defense areas Purpose of the special meeting -at which USDA war board members? farm sub-labor committeemen and transportation committeemen were was to plan for meeting maior Droblerns now con Two Republican members of the STORE HOURS 10 A I to 6 DaUy Monday 12 Noon to 9 fronting the farmer and problems Munns The city granted the usual UNUSUAL VALUE! ators Ira A Huggins Ogden Grant MacFarlane Salt Lake City Alonzo Hopkins Randolph and state representatives Grant Midgley Salt Lake City Robert Elliott Provo and Erastus Gardner St George he will likely meet by spring financing backing to the project AN Agreed upon as two principal hrincs iov and haoDiness to state legislature have been added by Governor Maw to the committee which will attend a war legislation conference Tuesday in Los Angeles The new members are State Senator McKinley Morrill of Junction and State Rep Stringham of Vernal The action came a few days after David Wilson Republican state chairman voiced objections to the appointment of six Democratic legislators to the seven-man committee to the exclusion of any Republican representative The seventh member is Attorney General Grover A Giles The six Democrats are state sen- m1 GREETING CARDS problems now facing farmers were: the problem of how to meet 1943 production goals and how to obtain sufficient labor every child in the community during the holiday season Mrs Call stated that- the event thin vpar would be carried out as Felt Braided Throw Rugs NONE "Many farmers perhaps feel that ii i it-i i i PRICED EACH SL to past with the personal ap Regular 10c pearance of Santa Claus and distribution of hundreds of bags of peanuts and candy by Santa Claus and his assistants to the children who gather to take part in the celebration Christmas carols will be sung In on the high wages paid to defense workers" a spokesman of the meeting declared "However most farmers have a lot more to do at home than they sometimes realize As an example this Is the time of year when a farmer should 2a PRICE Inclose all your be getting: his equipment ready as a Part of the Program which will be held on the court house steps The committee expects to lor next spring Thiere is very little new equipment that can be every gut- of good friends friptions of at-cheer All desen pu Hun tractive greeting cand eX- purchased land now is the time to announce the complete program ronnlr rh farm mgph nrv ronlana Wlinin a siiurb lune Woman Investigator Wanted Immediately for Local Office of Large National Corporation Age SO to 45 No Experience Necessary Straight salary and steady employment at man's pay broken parts etc" It was pointed A larger number of children than ever before will be enter- An amazing value in throw rugs Washable make tjr' a easy to clean Fire res jg Reversible Assorted Apes and sizes DOWNSTAIRS S' RE areas uj areus ui (out that if a farmer did these things now he would be financially tained this year it was pointed pressions to cn0 a c0 MAIN anead next summer or even a year from! now out because of the large increase in population of this community however the committee' will see to it that every child who appears will be presented with his bag of sweets from old Saint Nick hinv self The date of the celebration will be announced later Ajreport by Lewis of the sugar company on the Japanese labor situation showed that without this help some of the beets might not have been harvested Phone 5575 221 Eccles Building ART INEXPENSIVE GIFT SI Religious reefing CARDS Regular 100 Box Values to 150 Hope was expressed that the pror gram could continue! Various persons representing committees were: war board Quince Rice chairman Stationery 11 ON SALE Sflc Boxed Crawford FSA 5 Fred Sargent forest" service Tanner federal land bank Craner county agent farm labor committee A Condie chairman Lewis Tom Boyle Ben Meek transportation Zan Marshall mess Nash farm machinery rationing board Orval Benson gas rationing Zan Marshall farmers Dell Hymaa PRICE Your choice of beautiful re- ligious Christmas cards Variety of scenes and colors An exceptional value Dm WW Choose from Anderson's grand assortment of boxed stationery Many shapes nd styles of boxes to choose from Colorful economical gifts that never wind up in the attic Will always be welcome by man woman boy or girL Thousands of Gift Items for All Ages Japanese Found Frozen on Desert MAIN FLOOR ANDERSON CO Mm Young and Old! TWIN FALLS Dec 4 A searching party found the body of Takajl Abe 55 a' Japanese and former Seattle merchant huddled beneath a makeshift shelter of sagebrush on the desert about four miles from the Minidoka relocation center Special Sale! Regular 500 DRESSES 2) A iiV Members of the party said he appeared to have frozen to death He had been carrying a saw while seeking greasewood for ornamental purposes and matches but apparently made no effort to build a fire He had gone into the desert with a companion Tuesday morning They became separated and the companion returned to the camp about noon the same day Abe i3 aurvived by his widow and three children all at the camp venm 42 Special! 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