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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

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i 1 INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER 18 Zile 5alt Cakt Zeibune Friday August 24 1945 THE SHIFT BOSS LDS Slates Stake Meets Author Tribune Aid Dies After 6-Week Illness STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS British Attitude Changes General Silver Tune DOW-JONES AVERAGES Furnished by A Hosts Co members of New York stock exchange High Low Last Change Industrials 16794 16499 16764 Up 310 Rails 5439 5289 5406 Up 127 Utilities 3225 3182 3215 Up 23 Bonds 10544 Up 32 Commodities 9868 Off 13 p' NEW YORK STOCKS 1 Salt Lake City and vicinity: Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday scattered showers in evenings little change in temperature Utah: Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday late afternoon showers little change in temperature Idaho: Clear Friday little change in temperature Nevada: Clear Fri- day except high clouds south por- High Low Albuquerque 98 63 Pree- tion little change in temperature v6 55 Wyoming: Partly cloudy Friday 133 (11 ms enc111 99 65 Butte ll1mt 145 42 cooler northeast portion Chicago 71 55 Nearly clear skies prevailed over renver COO 88 48 Atndelige Junction Col Ilol (6i2 most of the intermountain region io Lan Vegas Nev 108 7g Thursday except for afternoon Minn -St Paul 78 52 cloudiness over southern Utah New Orleans 81 75 03 grieen York City 69 Tr southern Wyoming and Nevada 94 60 A few showers were observed in Oklahoma City 63 83 81 55 the mountains of southern Utah hitt Neb 106 83 late Thursday and dry thunder- Pocatello 93 54 coerntola ley Si 52 storms were reported from south- 95 47 rilCel Or Nvo 95 52 eastern Idaho and eastern Nevada 1 trVill re 04 157 Temperatures were high in Utah Mon Tex 87 71 01 et 1 51 Nevada and southern Idaho with mitrosen ci se 76 57 maximum temperatures of 99 de- Seattle Witeh 7el 53 91 50 grees in Boise and Gooding Ida 71 es ii In Wyoming and Colorado tern- Wemt peratures rose from 4 to 19 degrees forsth Salt Lake ended 5 eather data: Precipitatlon elpitation rtor period a 5 2 acm Pr alit after several days of below nor- saaunsie mar readings Conditions were r5c a2cersuem ulPa rjvcel pi ta don since Oct 1 similar to this over the entire Mis- sunrime rtd t95814 sissippi and Missouri valleys muEmxpc5ted maltalmum 93 Expected ultra iovnyYr) 68 34 Went Yeliotestone Salt Lake weather data: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended at 5 Precipitation tor August 3 25 accumuative excess 256 Precipitation since Oct 1 1535 accumulative excess 195 Sunrise Sedgy 6:47 Sunset 814 Expected maximum 93 Expected minimum 85 gold Surplus and it would not be surprising to see a growing use of silver as a metallic reserve There is much to be said for Including silver in metallic reserves The gold position will be none too easy during the corning years If central banks were to accept imported silver freely at a market price that would facilitate to some extent the problem of settling adverse trade balances" Quite in contrast to the Kynes and Eccles theories that gold and silver are "useless" as monetary reserves In contrast to the usual British originated utterances and articles derogatory to silver and its use In a monetary sense is a recent article In the London Financial ews After calling attention to the fact that the countries of the Far East and Middle East have re-monetized silver already the English paper predicts a general re-'rival on the monetary use of silver and reasons as follows: "The decline of the gold reserve I of the and the expansion of credit have materially reduced the 6- 4 2 Wirth lin second counselor In the presiding bishopric and Stringam A Stevens church welfare committee member will address East Jordan stake conference sessions Sunday at Midvale It was announced Thursday at the church offices The priesthood meeting and a mothers' and daughters' Meeting will convene Sunday at 9 a followed by general sessions at 10:30 a and 7:30 Other appointments of church general authorities and welfare and other representatives to address stake conferences Sunday follow: Bannock stake Grace Ida Thomas McKay and Clyde Edmonds South Box Elder stake Brigham City Georg Richards and Starling kL Nelson Taylor stake Raymond Alberta Canada spen- cer Kimball Beaver stake Beaver Mark Petersen and John Taylor Bear River stake Garland Dr Joseph Merrill and Mark Austin: Malad Ida stake A Bowen and Ryberg: Moroni stake Fountain Green Ezra Taft Benson and Knowlton North San pet take Mt Pleanant Joseph Fielding Smith and Roscoe Eardley Idaho stake Soda Springs Ida Marion a Romney and Dilworth Young Faro stake Cedar City Alma Sonne and Antoine lying Pocatello Ida stake Clifford Young: Portneut stake McCammon Ida Nicholas Smith and Oscar A Kirkham Shelley Ida stake LeGrand Richards and Henry Moyle South Sanpete stake Merit Charles A Callis and Lee A Palmer and Long Beach Cal stake Ashton Mrs Sibyl Stande Bowen 4 333 Douglas at employe of the Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram library and information department died Thursday at 1:05 in a Salt Lake hospital after a six-week illness A daughter of John and Bertins Berg Stande she was born Sept15 1896 in Logan where she was graduated from the Utah State Agricultural college in 1922- Mrs Bowen taught school in Salt Lake City five years and had been employed at the Tribune-Telegram since Sept 29 1943 Well known for her short stories and serial stories she had written many of them for Liberty and Alt story magazines and for the Chicago Daily News Mrs Bowen was la member of the League of Utah Writers and the Barnacles and belonged to Thirty-third LDS ward An active LDS church member she was a former member of Forest Dale and University wards She was married to Grant Bowen Sept 1 1923 in the Salt Lake temple and moved to Seattle Wash where the couple lived for six years She had been a Salt Lake resident since Survivors include her husband two sons Richard Bowen navy Paul Bowen Salt Lake City a daughter Claire Bowen her mother both of Salt Lake City five sisters Mrs Mabel Harmer Mrs Ruth Grant Salt Lake City Mrs Dorothy Romney San Francisco Mrs Margo Ball Marys-Cal Mrs Helen Seymour Reno Nev LIVESTOCK AGRICULTURE --N00- Mrs Sibyl Bowen Was active in literary drcies No 1 S275 C' 290 Idaho Russet Bur-banks No 1 $335: Washington Long WIntea 8 No 1 $325 DEATHS Kin of Utahn Dies in Denies Juvenile Count Ramire Arzon 31 Bingham pleaded innocent Thursday before Juvenile Judge Rulon Clark to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 17-year-old girl Bond was set at $500 Date for the trial is pending RANGE OF FUTURES CHICAGO Aug 23 (AP)-Wheat: Open High Low Llose Sept $184 $18454 $1844 S16414 Dec 16314i 16314 162 183 May 161 181 16(111 1131 July 124 153 152 152 Corn: Dec 114 114 I 1144 114 May 112111 1121i 112 112 July 111 111 1103 110 Oats: Sept 57 g4 58 571 57 Dec 58 7s 5912 58 58 Vs May 58 31 59 14 58 14J 58 ent July 55 56 11 55 -5514 Rye: SepL 137 138 13616 1371112 Dec 13214 13314 131 1 32 May 128 128 127 12734 July 122 12314 121 12214 Aarley: Sept 9914 101 991i 1 00 Dec 99 44 100 89 100 May 10012 101 10011 101 Sales in I I I I 1 Net 100s Males' High' tow 'Closet Chg Adams Expi 11 1482 14 14821- 12 Mr Reduc 91 42 42 42 14 Allied Strs 151 3012 2912 3014 els Allis-Ch alf 13j 4812 4734 48341 112 A Airlinea 16 6612 63a8 66121 Am can 7 98 97 12 98 2 letw Am 10 54 54 5472 1 12 21 14 1611 34 21 7s 49 114 170 8244 lat 54 14 44 1412 32 9 11 8612 214 84 314s 1714 7 26 4- la 10 1 1842 Ils 1512 as 53 1 20 1 7914 134 22 39 43 114 121s 12 44 184 15 12 1612 31 112 3512 82 15 12 40 1 5012 4 1 1772 si 3582 14 4612 3 4 11914 234 3672 82 374 4734 1 18 144 44 4 14t 2914 Vs 3612 20 14 46 1 30 65 2 3412 2334 1882 12 6 12 4312 212 23 Sit 8212 ki 168 4 63 1 179 2 5812 2 63 4- 282 25 12 12 4612 12 15 82 2312 2 4772 1 5112 444 51 1 9 114 '4 101i so4 45 14 45 14 6912 4- 252 30 12 60 14 5484 lit 11 1 40141 114 31 82 2444- 72 34 Vs 6 34 43 34 2 4 23 82 4 68 4 63 1 19 2 584 2 63 2 15 12 34 46 15 34 23 4 2 5111 51 924 14 1012 s4 45 34 14 45 69 2 514 30 1 '44 60 14 54 11 1 40341 114 31 244 Arthur Lowe Arthur James Lowe 68 561 lat south died Thursday at 9:30 a In a Salt Lake hospital following a lingering illness was born Oct 27 1876 In Salt Lake City a son of Arthur James and Nancy Young Lowe A lifelong resident of Salt Lake City he was a draftsman He Married Amelia (Millie) Pinney Sept 10 1902 in Salt La As City Mrs Lowe died last May Survivors inclutle three daughters Mrs Afton Driges Portland Ore Miss Artie 'owe Mimi Montane Lowe: a brother Howard Lowe: two lidera Mrs Addle Allsworth Mrs Lita Carson all of Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3:30 nt at 574 let Bouth by Rev John assistant St Mark's Episcopal church Friends may call at place of funeral until time of services Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery Memorial Rites Set for Captain services for Capt Mont Stephensen son of Mr and Mrs Stephensen Riverton will be conducted Sunday at 3:30 in Riverton First ward chapel Capt Stephensen was killed in combat over Germany Dec 23 1944 He has been awarded the purple heart posthumously and had received the distinguished flying cross and the air medal with two silver oak leaf clusters To Fete 89 A family dinner honoring Frederick trown 1520 Mill Creek way pioneer boot and shoe maker on his 89th birthday will be held Saturday at 1 rn in Liberty park Mrs Harold Henry a daughter said Thursday Alexander Francis Stoeger 79 Bronxville father of Mrs William Robert Marshall 1361 13th South died Wednesday in New York City after a long illness of a heart ailment Mr Stoeger was born Aug 29 1865 in Vienna Austria and after being graduated from a university there came to this country when he was 20 years old For many years he was secretary-treasurer of the Pabst Brewing Co and traveled extensively throughout the west representing the firm He was widely known in Utah Nevada and Wyoming mining towns When prohibition laws were passed Mr Stoeger entered the firearms business His firm was a jobber and wholesaler for nearly all large United -States and European firearms manufacturers Survivors besides Mrs Marshall are a son Alexander Francis Stoeger Jr and a daughter Mrs Edward Towner both of Bronxville PRODUCE MARKET CHICAdO Aug 23 Firm receipta 651197 market unchanged 15628: unsettled market unchanged Live Firm: receipts 5 trucks 1 car 0 prices market unchanged NEW YORK Aug 24 Receipts 798646 Jinn: prices unchanged at ceilings 414718 nominal no qUotatIons 18712 firm Liv and dumped poultry and unchanged Arthur 3Ieasday Funeral services for Arthur Meanday 49 Nat Ida who died Tuesday will be conducted Monday at 125 Main Salt Lake City by Salt Lake post No 2 American Legion Priende may call at place or funeral Sunday from 3:30 to 8:30 and Monday until time of services Burial will be 1111 Salt Lake City cemetery ittell: a 1 11 "ml 4 11) I (1 Np 1 -N 4- Neglects Four C1-1 Ildren Gregory Gonzales 45 646 1st West pleaded guilty Thursday before Juvenile Judge Rulon Clark to a charge of contributing to the neglect of four minor children Sentencing was set for Friday and bail fixed at $500 John A Donnelly SALT LAKE STOCKS Bid I Asked The body of John A Donnelly 68 owner of the Overland hotel Wells Nev will be taken to Wels Friday for funeral services and burial Mr Donnelly died Wednesday at 10:10 in a salt Lake hosnital of coronary sclerosis Born Nov 11 1878 in County Tyrone Ireland a eon of Peter and Susan Carr Donnelly he was a member of the Catholic church 504 513411 274 30111 35 4 314 171 50 4 181 10 kis 88 I 2 32 284 lye 2614i 34 35 i 36110 34 28 341 34 3611it 34 40 34 14 62 2 4 8 4 27 4 25 4 59 Tune in Herbert Brownell Jr Republican National Chairman His Subject 'LOOKING AHEAD' YOU HAYtt A RENDUYOUS with I jlattRY BURNS i In PALE MOONLIGHT Tonight 10:30 Sponsored by I C7ZN1116 4 d'02-1116- DID 11- 141111T muCPi? 'tomi Tma toc lar ME LISIOR To It DID ir FLIRT tiAwi Ima mucti? 1 LET ME Lisigtvra arl II 11 i gr it! 044 0 10116 ei 1 4 0040440-A0to 1 (t' 0 LIVESTOCK MA RK ETS NORTH SALT LAKE LIVESTOCK MAR KIT tUtah-CSDAl-Cattle-Beceipts 544 total 88 Market 456 through: good Steors 81450 Plaln fat steers $1150 01225: eommon to medium feeder steers slow 1900 41100t good to choice best heifers $1400 common $1100 01250 plain kinds down to 5900 best cows $1150 piain heavy cows $90001000: canners 1500 ti700: best veal $1450 plain kinds $1000 41100: best bulls $1150 Rogo-Recelpts 816 total 27 market 859 through steady good and choice butchers 300 pounds down at the ceiling of 51505 medium to good $1450 1475 Sheep-Recelpts 28S6 total 28 market 169 direct 2671 through fat lambs $1325 mootly common to fat kinds $1200 tf1300t ewes $600 OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET (Utah: t'SDA t-Cattle-Receipts 960 total 250 market 650 through 80 dirset opened glow early supply mostly cows: steady: rood grass fat cows 51050 41200: me CtUrn $950 01025 cutter to common 5725 925 canners $500 0700 late Wednesday few lots merely good grasS' tat steers $1350 01375 medium to EOM grass fat heifers $1250a1350 common 11000 eit1200: about a load good young heel cows undr 1000 pounds $1225 ood bead $1250 bulk good grassers 51050 41100: common bulls $950 75 odd bead choice yea ler 31500 built $1375 41450 common to medium $to 00 01350 few lots common to medium stock steers $9 00 01100 Illocs-RoCeint-11 175 total 60 market 255 through steady good and choice 180 to 300-pound butchers $1505 ceiling sodium $1450 01475: 300 to 325 pounds $1450 41475 over 325 pounds $14 25414 50: sows 51375 01425 Shecp-Receipta 111100 market: nothing done eltril: asking fully steady lots Wednesday fat lambs and feeders steady: ewes strong to 25c hirher: bulk good and choice 90 to 100-pound fed range lambs $1275: strictly rood and choke showe-Awes No 1 pelt S575 bulk $49eotr-5-64 fnereiv good $450 bulk feeding lambs 513 85 one losd 74-pound trucked-in seeders $1323 108 ANGELES Aug 23 AP-F1LN Catte-naabie 700 stow: early trad largey steady some bids lower on cows aevtral loads macuum to low good fed steers S147501500 sorted four to gig bead to the load at 11300 01500 latter sorted five head at $1400 common to low good tows s10000 2325 some held around $1375: canners and cutters $700 950: common to good sausage bulls 1110 50 Cf 3 0 0 good feeder steers $1400 I betters 113 00 350: steady medium to good range calves $1300 01400 few Eod to choice light calves and vealers 115 00 Sneepe-Salable none: nothing done on Sour decks holdover lambs strictly good to choice wooled spring lambs quoted $1450 to possible $1500 SAN FRANCLACO Aug 23 (AP-USDA) --Cattle-oatabie and total 75 steady medium to good steers 450 1500 good cows and heifers 61525: light sort $145 common cows $100001100 canners and cutters $70021900 corn-on to good sausage bulls $1050 a 1250 Calves-balanie and total 25 steady Sew packages medium 300 to 340-pound calves $1350: sorts at 11100 Sheep-Salable and total 2000: good 104-poutd iambs $137 5 extremo top enotc absent quoted 51400 medium to NUft yearlings $1100 ett 1200 common to good ewes $30006 50 PoRTLAND Aug 23 tAP-USDA)-- 500: total 125: active Parrot and gilts $1575 sos $1500: seeder pigs scarce CatCe---Palabl and total 150: calves 10 Common steers $1200 cutters salable conot to $900 few medium steers and bettert $1300 cutter to common heifers i 00 11 50 canner and cutter cows 11400 4800 fat dairy cows $900 medium to good sausage bulls $9501100 good heavy calves up to $1400 choice kght Ye11441r11 quotable to $1450 and above Cheep Salable and total 600 good to chose lambs octave quotably steady lower range rather slow few sales steady Good to choice spring lambs salable around 613 DO strictly sorted lots to 61350 me Cum to good lambs 11200 a 1250: shorn kind 11100: good shorn yearlings $10: good ewes $600 DENVER Aug 23 (AP-USDA)--Cattle and total 500: calves salable and total 200: active 60 cows 25 'stockers: all classes steady: few grain leds strong Good to choice fed light steers 61675 comparable heifers $1600 common to medium cows 195001150: some held above $1250 canners and cutters $650 4900 shelly canners $500 tz 8 28 common to good heavy vealera $1000 a 2400 common heavy calves $900 41000 common bulls $9400 0 2050: few common and medium grass bei fere $1000 41200 common to medium stocker and feeder steers $970 ft1L50: good stock heifers 11125 a 110 few common and medium grass steers fo killers 110 05 01250 Hogs-Salable 300 total 1100: active ready: mostly ceiling prices Barrows and ghts $1475 sows $1400 few boars 110 00 If 1400 Sheep-Eatable 2500: total 2600 sauzhter classes active steady with Wed Desna y's best prices Choice trucked-in rrn lambs $1500: few good and choice $135e1425: most shorn slaughter ewes $60 down: one lot strictly good and choice wan fall shorn pelts $675 Harry Clem Neal ley Harry Clem Nett Hey 89 East Mill Creek died in a Salt Lake hospitai Thursday at 8:25 rn of causes incident to age He was born Nov 14 1855 on of Augustus and Abigail Morrill Neal ley He moved to Salt Lake and became a farmer and real estate dealer Hie wife Matie Dobson Nea hey preceded him in death Survivors include four daughters Mrs Groose Mn Bernice Mooney and Mrs A Broom Il of sari Lake City end Mrs Elmore of Wenatchee Wash a son Nealley Murray: 13 grandchildren and nine 10 03 08 12 04 08 03 96 80 09 1812 13 06 07 121A1 14 2212 25 08 06 05 26 50 03 0212 225 03 13 82 05 49 13 01 06 0414 276 08 5 33 E0 650 35 18 23712 10 10 400 1150 05 oaut 02 07 12 03 03 07 81 58 0714 16 32 0411 03 12 12 22 2212 07 03 0312 18 01 46 01 180 02 11 61 0316 48 12 00 111 31 02 03 2 50 05 20 75 575 26 17 2 30 05 08 375 I 11-00 Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Cedar Talisman Chief Consolidated Clayton Silver Columbus-Resall Combined Metals Comet Coalition East Standard East Tintic Coalition Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Cons Eureka Standard 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Of Woods Cross will be held Saturday at I in the Roe' room 36 East Vis With Charles Merrill offleiat ins Friends may call at the State room at the mortuary untli time of services Funeral directors Deseret mortuary FLORISTS FLOWERS BY LEON envoy and express your message of sorrow and deep understandleg genii a dignity that no other Mediu ta Canable of doing Beautiful blossoms of outetanding freshness and distinctive floral ar rangement -are assured from SoLit Lake' Dependable FlOrist 214 PI 2ND SOUTill 5-40125 245 STATE 3-3973 30TH 5 PO 4-5544 BROWN FLORAL CO sr for Our Vtinrai Ask those we bave served Quality Flowers Artistitaily SAM TEITELBAUM'S IT too aroodongo Primus 3-2019 COLONIAL ELAPhakt Pot Funeral Fit)Werti Utir 1570 giro South Priori 44833 EXTERMINATED kin bugs $2 rm guar' 93c do wk Jensen 232 3-7135 Wort PATCR Wtinr--r h1FNT woax rstmortupio AD ARCHES WORK GUAR 7-3e5-0 FATCI4 paistering arenes arna1 re modeling eitinlint work 7-4898 DRIVEWAYS FLOOR WALES Dial 3-4119 Classified Display FIRE-PROOF SAFE CABINETS USED BUT LIKE NEW Several to Select From MERCHANTS SALVAGE CO 141 lit So 54102 WANTID DAT LABOR or carPentore who woold do lire to subcontract ports of home construction APPII all i office i Bettilyon Home Eldrs 189 ard do 3-6875 I A 0:00 A 0:00 0:15 1 ICUTA-570 --A mertcan Broadcasting Company Martin AgronskL Newel Time 'n Tunes 6:55 News iBreakfast Club with Don McNeill 6:15 6:30 6:45 Music at Dawn Jo at 6:46 6:30 I 7 :00 News of the World PiBennett Sisters )Coffee Club Fairfield Four World News Songs of Harry Clarke Western Jamboree World News 11)arthur Godfrey THURSDAY SALES Cedar Talisman 2000 at Sc Clayton Silver 200 at 58e 50 at 55c Comet Coalition 4500 at 12c Combined Ifetal 500 at 180r Eureka Standard 500 at 22c Miller Hill 1000 at le Missouri Monarch 2000 at 134 eNew Park 200 at 61c North Lily 200 at 49c Silver Shield 5000 at 2c Tintic Standard 100 at 8237 Rise and Shine Parra Tips and Tunes News Morning Revue (iFun and Folly Sunrise Song Parade 7:30 Edition of News Reveille Roundup Robert St John 'Lora Lawton Road of Life s'Noyee Jordan Frazier Hunt News 7:16 rolle Time 74 6 Shady Valley Folks 7:30 Weather Report 7:415 7:15 7:30 7:45 Mary Olsen services for Mn Mary Eliza Olsen 73 lifelong resident of Logen who died Thursday at 10 a in the some of a daughter Mn George Crockett Preston Ida of a heart ailment will be conducted Saturday at 2 in in the Logan Tenth 8 ward chapel by Alert Webber bishop abo bad been III for five weeks Seven ions and daughters survive Heber Olsen and Mrs Mary Stevenson Ogden: Dean Olaen Garfield Mrs Leona Thomas Maiad Ida: Mn Erna Roasiter Salt Lake City: Mrs Jenny Hovey Miliville and Mrs George Crockett Preston Ida: 23 grandchildren five great-grandchildren and five brothers and sisters Andrew Ny- man Logan: Orvin Nyman North Logan Mrs Janet Seemly )dra Abbis MacNiel and Mrs Rubes! Carlson Blackfoot Ida 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 News Col Lowder 8:00 News for Wnmen 8:1 6 Orlin With Music 8:30 Variety 8:46 'News of the World i :55 News UNLISTED INDUSTRIALS HUI Willer News Corn's s-Poppin' James Abbe Observes The Listening Pose Breakfast in Hollywood with Torn Breneman Martyn News Ted Malone 0:00 Bid I Asked 9:1 915 9:30 9:46 ()News Arthur ()Rath The Market Basket Make It Easy Time 1 Edwards Fashion House 4Fred Waring 11allant Lady i the ght of World Tbe Variety Store 'IiVaAunt Jenny's Stories tDsvid Hamm Drama sring riety Store arum Drama 9:30 :4 $1025 150 165 5500 6900 7800 87 00 980 115 150 4650 6700 7625 8300 Amalg Sugar pi Cons Wagon Mach Nat Tunnel Mines Utah Fire Clay Utah Pow Lt $8 pi do $7 pf ZCMI Glamour Manor TICate Smith Melody for )'Big Sister Larry Smith Correspondenta Abroad Iltomance Helen Trent Personality Parade Betty Lane Our Gal Sunday News and Harmony Wady arade moony IONVI Illam Lang I 10:00 OMorton Downey 10:15 Song Parade 10:30 For You 10:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 I 1:30 I 1:00 I I 5 I I :30 2814 2412 34 14 5812 27 1 2464 1 341 1 21t 6414 1 12 17141 64' 20 i 1 25 19 4 25 3414 3034 I4 4 0 1814 28 11 311 1 6 3314 24 112 10 12 24 12 28 134 18 40 712 14 19 331 14 212 19 24 1204 171 3512 24 14 28 IA 2512 38 1 4612 1 4 59 12 21 1 5234 1 1 8 15 14 2714 14 2364 12 35 2034 44 s4 126 2 0 6 12 4 14 38 63 15 15 12 4514 114 421 1 29 16 14 6 14 3924 34 12 59 1 14 1 4 27 12 1 13 14 150 12 4314 15 113 24 5812 2 1 2 4 6 6 2 8 64 164 9114 114 211A 125 3 39 1 2614 45 111 1105 44 61 1 62 1 6814 24 33 44 4'4 1614 46 46 24 294 71 3 4 32 1 24 44 10 59 1 59 OVER TIM COUNTER IServicemen's News 11 I :0 The Musio Shop 11:1 ()Luncheon with Lopes I 1:3 Ogden Oddities 'I I :4 1 BaukhageTalkingNews 7sjife Can be Beautiful Musical Constance Bennett 'ssMa Perkins Main Street My True Story sRadio Newspaper $'Homemakers Hour I I :45 11:55 Aunt Jeminut '1rfoung Dr Malone (iArt Baker News I Asked Infant Houghton COPPIERTON--The infant daughter of Thomas Lavar and Juliet Sperry Houghton Copperton died Thursday at 12:47 a in a Salt Lags hospital shortly after birth Survivors include the parents: three isters Betty Lou Jean and Ann Yvonne Copperton two brothers Lavar Jr and Richard and two grandmothers Mrs Sperry Nephi and Mrs Houghton Spanish Fork Friends may call at Bingham mortuary Friday from 6 to 9 tn Graveside services will be conducted Saturday at 2:30 in Vine Bluff cemetery Neobi Afternoon Programs 6 50 10 10 45 25 72 10 50 200 00 10 66 100 00 106 50 11600 6 25 9 90 4425 68 1015 19300 1025 9800 10550 11400 Amalg Sugar corn do pld Find Security Corp Independent Coal Mountain Fuel Suppl Utah Home Fire Utah Oil Refining Bomberger bonds Utsh bonds do deb Noon 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 Noon ()Cedric 12:01 6 The Meal's On Vs 12:11 ()Queen for a Day 12:41 News Petersen I'Guiding Light SItosemary Wroday's Children Business of Farming Women in White Wens and Tim Betty Crocker Something to Think Funfest News While It's News Shopper News Songs Morton Downey John Kennedy News VIIRSbOnda 4Tlatilow Pm Otatirtott lLadita Bs Seated POTATO MARKET CRICAGO Aug 23 AP-WFA)--Po 60: on track 161 total shipments 707 Neve stocks: Supplies moderate demand good ler best stock slow for Others market stronger tor best stook dull others: Cthrombi Long Whites lco 1 $325 Nebraska Red Warbss NEW YORK BONDS I 1:0 1:1 1:31 1:4 Westward Ho The Man on the Street OThe Smoothies Ogden Quiz 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Sales In $1000 ISaissi Close CI 2s 111)Irene Beasley Women of America Hits of the Day 1ma Perkins 371 a tachozrpB Life ec ttl it 01' ollinapgtaresesm il I House Party Backstage Wife 18tel1a Dallas Bongs to Remember Lorenzo Jones Drama (0)Young Widder Brown Mary McKay Mary Jones Mc Way 88 of Park City ciled Tuesday in the home of her daughter Mn Frank Parry Maria Besides her daugnter Mrs Parry she is survived by mix grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Funerai services will be conducted Friday at 11 a rri in the Manti mortuary by Maurice Pack bishop Graveside services will be conducted Saturday at 2:30 rit in Park City cemetery IJack Berch and Boys Bob Nichols Reports Sons of the Pioneers Betty Crocker 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 Women 's News 2:0 OThe Johnson Family 2:1 Melodies 2:3 2:4 IStrange oRMillacm Marilyn Day 1 Popular Concert 4 11ileet the Mania 4 I 'Wheti a Girl Marries Hollywood Headlines 3:0 Portia Faces Life Musical Train with 3:1 Wust Plain Bill 011ie Holton Playing 3:3 4'Front PageFarrell Requests 3:4 3:00 Make Believe Ballroom 3:15 with Bill Agee 3:30 3:45 1 4:00 Name the Tune 4:15 News While It's News 4:30 Bing Crosby Show 4:45 12102 540534 121054 20112814 34 77 237 6214 19 9412 12102711 127 743" 495 2474 295 62 17 62 145 1112 28 9712 Howe "JImmy Carroll Sings Easy Aces Today News 1 Judy and Jane News 4:01 Headline News Musical Train I 1Aunt Mary 4:40 Spnrts Shorts 4:31) $Dr Paul How 4:45 Glen James Sykes AMERICAN FORK--Glen James SykeS 45 died in his home Wednesday at 10 fn of a heart ailment Survivors besides his widow are a son Corp William Sykes Fort Worth Tex: a daughter Mrs Nina Hansen 14ing Beech cal and a granddaughter Funeral services are set fot Monday at 2 rn in the American Fork Sec ond 8 ward chapel Am 5s 2030 Am 314s 66 Am 31Ss 61 IAT8F 4s 95 0 95 A 0 cv 60 0 SW 50 Cen Pao 5s 60 CattSPP 5s 75 53 2000 tCR1P 4tt 34 4s 36 55 556 I Erie 412s 2015 i III Cm 4340 66 1K Ft 41 38 IMKTal 5s 67 IMKT lit 41 90 mo 77F Mo 42 75 4125 2013A NYNHH 4124 67 Nor Pao 2047 Nor Pao 31 2047 Rio 4 49 st 8 4128 78 st 8 It 4s 50 A So Pee 412s St So Pao 41tis 69 so Pas rt 41 55 So Pac 414 a or 77 West Pao 41es 2014 AA 5 1t 3 kta j8 is 1 2 14 76 1 svg 1Ll 212 1 1 13 4 2 1 JAI 2 2 1 2 2 111 1 12 2 2Pi 114 2 1 1 tThis Woman' Secret House of Mystery A :00 News Reporter nSuperrnan Fashions in Music ()Tom Mix The Texas Rangers Dan Dunn Detective 5:45 1 6:00 Terry and the Pirates 5:15 Detective Dick Tracy 5:30 Jack Armiltrong 6:45 Hop Harrigan 1 Korn Kobblers -Two on a Clue Nevis Koval) Novelty Notes News 36 8412 12 87 21 8914 46 8012 81 85 2141 43 891 8414 -1001 83 12310814 271 82 51 63 100 411AL 250 53 Tio 41 97 48 9518 321105246 58100 39i10314 36 8412 12 87 21 8944 46 80 81 85 2141 43 891 8414 100 1 63 EveIng Programs I 941 Kaltenborn 1NEl0 Newsroom Corection Please 800 8:15 8:30 8:45 31 1 Bev Wayne Show Padded Ring Champs ()Freedom of Oppor Utility IONews Gabriel Heatter Life Stories ()Spotlight Bands 1S'A1drich rarnily SAdventurPs of the Thin Man I1)lerr7 Wayne Show Those Websters Final Stock Sales: Thursday 1190000: previous day 760000: week ago cloned year ago 773820 two years ago 434- 600 Jan 1 to date 235303509 year ago 177042855 two years ago 210- 507531 VIValtz Time with Frank Munn tPeople Are Funny PM 0:00 Lons Ranger 6:15 6:30 This Is Your FBI 6:45 7:00 Famous Jury Trials 715 The Sheriff 7:45 7:55 Story Teller Woody lierman's Or The Drs Talk It Over Memory Melodiee 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 Li NAIL )) WINDSTORM Call Insurance Dept WAIN' AT STIOADWAT NAIL )) WINDSTORM 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Call Insurance Dept UNION COMPANY MAIN kr litOADWAT PHONE 3-3931 BANK CLEARINGS Friday's debits $502375700 Same day last year 376077700 I Thursday's clearing 468201114 1Same day last year 390985916 William Burraston Burraston 79 Ooshn died Wednesday In a Payson hospital of infirrniti of age He is aurvived by a brother and five sisters David Burraston Annabelle Mrs Mary Ann Morgan Mrs Margaret Sloan Thomas lira Sarah White Mrs Rebecca Jasperson and Ecna May Burraston Goshen: a stepson Golden White Goshen: nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 in the Goshen Ward zhapol Isaac Connell services for Isaac Roderick Connell 29 who was killed Mon- day in an auto accident near Wendover Utah will be conducted Friday at 7 rn In tilts Larkin mortuary chapel by Lyman Hess Eleventh ward bishop NEW YORK CURB Bolger Show Hollywood Theal Tbetter I IDunninger the Master OFreddie Cochrane vs Mentalist Rocky Graziano 10 tBill Stern Sportsreel Rounds Three Suns 8:30 8:45 110 830 11:00 :45 Sales to 100e Males' high I Low I Close TRADE MARK SiOTICS State of Utah County of GUST ZAK'S of helper Carbon County State of Utah being first duiy sworn sie poses and says: That he is the tactual owner of th trad marg tract name or trade novice hereto attached consistIng of th worn "CRANDAL HEALTH SPRING WATER and the composition and ingredients tot paid water to-wit: Iron Carbonate fot Anemia 111111t1 tnuOti SS Ctirb Mild Astringent Tracts Calcium Carbonate Sour Stomach Heartburn Magnesium Carbonate Laxative SSS Sodium Carbonate Salance between Caicium and Potassium413 Calcium Sulphate Bonea and Teeth Blood 133 Magnesium ul ph a Epsom ialtsTraco Sodium Chloride Salt 0 59 and that Bald afflant'a porPose la to attach and affix said label trade mark trad name or traci devtea InaiudIng that ingredients thereon listed to the COutkiner of maid water: which said water is to be sold to the pubile for health purpoeesi GUST ZAKIS Subscribed and morn to before ma MIS 3rd day of August A 1945 (seal) DWARD SHETA Notary Public residing at Price Ctatti My cornmission expires January 9 19444 Th following is the description of the trade mark trade name or trade drews referred to in the above Mei "vit to-sett CRANDAL IIPALTH SPRING WATER IRON cARBONATE for Anemia Build Blood 05S ALUMINUM CAPtBONATE a Mild Astringent Traci' CALCIUM CARBONATE tour Stomach Hearthorn 133 MAGNss1UM CARBONATE Laxative 11910 SODIUM CABRONATE Balance belween Calcium and Potassain5 213 CALCIUM SULPHATE Bones and Teeth Blood 12S MAGNESIUM suLPFLArr rseml tots Trs-o 80EIUM HLORIDE Salt o5a 49 1 1 1iSUflAUOE 12 40 19 Bates News Jan Garber's Oreh 4 News Time Sing Swingtime 9:00 9:15 9:30 0:45 9:00 Blind Date 11'sJack Kirkwood Supper Club 9:15 l'Jatk Smith Show Cash College 9:30 Headline Edition Pays to be Ignorant Favorite Love Songs 9:45 Raymond Gram Swing Three Suns 3 11 4 4 3 10 and BONDS For Every Practical Ferpeso 14 Iza4 4014 15-16 194 134 9941 1214 10 1 MI 614 20 41111 12 11 4 76 11 14 12 s4 4 04 19 at 13'4 99 kt 12 14 1 1il 1 Eve 6 12 21 44 12 4 76 Amer Superpower Bunk Hill Chi Flex Shaft Chief Con Mining Cities Service El Bond Share do pfd mining Mt City Copper Nat Tun Min Niag Bud Pow Technicolor Trans-Lux United Gas Vtah-llano Sugar Utrth pfd 99 1210 I Radio Playhouse World Coverage News World News Royall Hall of Famous Muato Columbia Masterworks Pale Moonlight Dick Playmes 1 News Music I News Hall of Famous Music C)GecE Barry's 'Orch OLes Omit 10:00 1 5 1 0:110 10:45 INews and Music I Melodies of tha Mrnnt 1 Coconut Drove i Dancing Party I 10:00 10:111 10:30 10:45 INVESTING COMPANIES I 1 4 7 ti 2 5 2 1 1 21 414 13 4 76 Bid I Asked I INews Sneaker Brownell Thomas Pe1uso4 Oral 11 :55 News 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 1:00 Rainbow Bandevn 1 Recordings 1115 of Bands 1 I :30 1)Les Brown's Orch 11:45 1 11:55 News i :45 I News Herb Brownell Speaker Music for your Lite Dancing Pleasure 1 Midnight News I Good Night Final Stock Sales: Thursday 280000 shares: year ago 311510 shares Agency Company 12:00 12:15 Night 1 Good Night Music You Want TSt Francis Hotel Groh 12:55 News Good Night 531 4 59 159 30 12 191110 News Roun4 3181 1 12:05 Good 20 57 12:30 12 54 1Q45 15 98 6 50 1 :00 2477 2027 News Roundup 12:05 Good 4 85 429 144 2748 29 04 1874 1142 1453 58 22 66 1868 Affiliated Fund Inc Amer Bum fint-ra Dtvidend Sharem Fund Investors Inc Keyetone Catdn B-2 do B-3 do B-4 do $-2 do B-4 Vnton Pt 'Pax Fd Wellington Fund I 519 BOSTON MS Dial 4-4353 12:30 12:45 1:00 EARNINGS National Can Corp reports for the first half 1945 net profit of $464629 quill to 64e a share compared with $108755 or 15e a share lot first IAA MOLittiS Of 1944 Prove Price Mutual and Intermountain 1 400-KNAK Salt Lake I A 4.

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