The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 23

GRAIN LIVESTOCK Japs Forced Sailor 'Cattle Receipts Vtahn Where Hitler's Body Burned OGDEN July 7 Hots: Salable THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Sunday Morning July 8 1945 35 total 390 for week: 7031 salable supply extremely tight: good and choice 180-300 lb butchers $1505 ceiling me To KiU Wife Child dium to good $143041475 300-325 lbs Drop in Week It- $1400' 1450 over 325 lbs $135061400 CITY Kan July 7 i leo-iso lbs $1400 liso: sow si 3 so KANSAS 1400 Cattle: Salable 150 total 330 for week: 2211 most classes fully steady By WiUard Sobertsea CHICAGO July 7 A Continued liquidation pushed rye futures down more than three cents a bushel at times today in a nervous market on top of yesterday losses of five cent the limit for one day's trading Wheat corn and oats also were off fractionally most of the time in sympathy although there were slight tallies to fractions above the previous close Rye closed l5b to 2 cents lower than yesterday's finish July $148 wheat rallied to close cent down to 3 cent up July Si 85- corn was unchanged to cent lower July $118 oats were unchanged to cent up in a closing ft- A i Aaiersea Utak and I 81 Departments (UP) Charless Smith 45 tailor for a quarter of a century today told of being forced to ex- some weakness on lower grade stockers: of Agriculture oaa nead good fed steers si73j iou 17-Year Locust Loose Again But Harm Minor ute his wife and daughter while medium $13007 1450: common grassers The following is a summary of the Ogden livestock market for week ending Friday July Cattle and Calves: Total receipts for the week were 2211 of which 595 sold on the market compared with a total rcer nf the Tan in 1000'y 1250 good heifers $140G they were prisoners oi tne Japs in 15 00 medium $2ooi350- common the Philippines sioooii50 load good loos gk: iZZ ij imarilon lrt cows $1200 small lots 1230 Smith told an American Legion Iew on heiferish ordr $1350: medium audience that he was taken pris- $950rt 1025: cutters tanners hnrtlv after Pearl Harbor $500700: aood bulls $11 50 1200: me- of 8658 last week and 1315 a year ago raiiv Julv and oariey was lies were curtailed somewhat by I cent lower to cent higher Jury the mid-week holiday No straight loads $114 He had hoped he said that his dium t0 JSSaSS or tr tw i common S800fti950 to choice veal- daughter escaped to the wife and ers SI 4000 1550: odd head $1600 com hills or iea came were ortered and even trucked lots of the better grades were very scarce Prices on most classes were fully steady except some weakness on the plain quality stockers Odd head of good fed steers sold at $1475 to S1580 with medium at $1300 to $1490 and common grassers at $1000 to $1250 A few good heifers brought Si 400 to $15 oo mon to medium $1000 1350 medium to good feeder steers $12756 1350 common to medium dull at $105Og 1250 high quality feeding heifers 1450: common $1025S 1075 Market At a Glaaoe By The Associated ress off to 9c up: late rally Unchanged to Vc lower down with rye li to 2c down general liquidation continuing? Bogs Nominally steady 1 Cattle Nominally steady New York: Stock exchange closed Sheep: Salable 6500 total 7000 for while medium cleared at $1200 to $13 so and common $1000 to $1150 One load of good 1008 lb cows brought $12 00 "We have a present for you" a Jap officer told Smith one morning The present was his wife and daughter The Jap mayor "invited" Smith to become the twelfth member of the firing squad the sailor said and participate in the execution of his wife and daughter Smith was handed a machine gun and told that it was the only one loaded Then at the point of a bayonet he was forced to fire the gun After that Smith said he was forced to bury his family week 17908: spring lambs weaK to lac lower compared week ago some early sales at more decline good and choice Idaho spring lambs last Saturday $1600 otherwise practical top $1575: bulk good and choice shorn ewes No 2 and No 3 pelts $725 straight and sorted: load No 1 pelts $725 sorted few $650700 late Friday active trade steadv: 12 doubles 94-100 lb Idaho range lambs $1575: three cars shorn ewes No 2 and No 3 pelts $725 sorted Butter and KxgS SAN FRANCISCO July Dairy market: 93 score 43 1 ac: 90 score 4Je score 43c Cheese: Loafs 282c: triplets 2 72c Eggs: Large grade A 431c medium grade A 40'c small grade A 36'e large grade 41e By Ovid Martin WASHINGTON July 14 The 17-year locust is on the loose again But wait It doesn mean that plague of Egypt" is descending upon us to devour our crops in a year when we're already feeling severe food shortages This new visitation is confined largely to an Atlantic seaboard area extending from the Carolmas northward through Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware New York and Connecticut "I The agriculture department's bureau of entomology and plant quarantine says: "Probably no insect in North America attracts more attention or excites more curiosity than does the 17-year locust or periodical with a sort at $1100 while small bunches of good beef offers ranged from $1123 to $1250 and some on the heiferish order up to $1330 Dairy breeds cleared at $10 50 to $11 25 with medium at $9 50 ato $1025 Cutters $725 to $925 and canners $500 to $700 Good bulla ranged from $1150 to $1200 Medium to good $10 00 to $1100 and cutter to common $800 to 8850 Good to choice vealers scored $1400 to $1550 and odd head $1600 with common to medium $1000 to $1350 A few medium to good feeder steers scored $1273 to $1330 and common to medium were dull at $1050 to 81250 A few high quality feeding heifers brought $1350 to8l450 but scored $1023 to 81075 Hogs: Total receipts were 7038 of which 324 sold on the market compared with a total of 4183 last week and 612t a year ago There were not enough hogs: to go around and prices were firm All good and choice weights between 180 and 300 lbs brought the ceiling of $1505 with medium to good at SI 4 50 to $1475: 300 to 323 lbs $1400 to $1450 over 325 lbs $1350 to MPmawM fflMK" mm'mtUaaKttKttKtUKKtK usually sorted A few loads of merely good sold at $1510 to $1523 and a load of medium 78 lbs $1440 New crop feeding lambs brought $1330 A few yearlings scored $1300 Carloads of good and choice ewea with pelts ranging from No I to No 3 brought $725 usually with a sort at $300 to $350 and some sold at $700 Late Friday active trade steady 12 doubles 94-100 lb Idaho range kUnbs brought $1573 Three cars of shorn ewes with No 2 and No 3 pelts sold at $725 sorted Note: Carloads or shipped-in livestock bought for reshipment on the Ogden market carry freight benefits in variable amounts except when otherwise noted CHICAGO July 7 Cattle: Salable 200 calves salable 100 com pared Friday last week strictly choice fed steers strong others 15 to 25c higher with medium grades carrying weight as much as 50c up top $1800 the ceil ing fed steers S1625iQ 1775 long yearlings $17 75 southwest and native grass steers here to sell at $1475 down to $1150 medium kinds $1400C 1475: fed heifers strong to 25c higher best $1785 bulk $14 (XK 1733 grassy kinds down to $1050 strictly good cows 25c lower but all others 25 to 40c higher: common beef cows $8001100 veal ers firm at $1600 down Sheep: Salable none total 4000 spring lambs closed steady to strong too good and choice native springers $1650 bulk 1640 bucks $100 less medium and good springers $1488 41-1530 old crop shorn lambs steady best 94 lb $1485 shorn aged ewes cicada "With each recurrent visit of SCENE OF DEATH? JMtV asUurvey Natchees of Myton I tab (a side) inspects site outside of thf entrance to an underground shelter in the ReichschanceBitf bitiiduiR in Berlin where a German guard reported on April 30 he saw the bodies of Adolf Hitler and EV Braun burning: Above shwos trenchlike hole (upper foreground) where according to Hitler's chauffeur Erich Rem pa the bodies of tne fuehrer and Eva were burned after being saturated with gaso-tim from cans two of which earn he seen Square building (left) is Hitler's personal air raid inns-ker in which Kemps said HtttaF and Eva committed suicide Duke Times Visit to Avoid Embarrassment LONDON Jly 7 Court circles said today that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor have timed their planned Visit to London next montft to avoid embarrassing meetings with Queen Elizabeth or the dowager Queen ISlary The royal family will be on vacation at Balmoral Scotland when the former king and the woman for whom he gave up the British throne arrive here The duke and duchess will stay at some London hotel probably the swank Clartdge and not at one of the royal residences It was expected however that mostly $1400: 160 to 180 lbs $1400 to $1450 aad sows $1350 to $14 oo Sheep: Total receipts for the week were 17908 of which 12943 sold on the market Compared with a total of 17001 last week and 26572 a year ago Most of supply came from Idaho with scattered loads from Oregon and California Spring lambs declined 15 to 25c over the week steady top $9 33: bulk 96 50ft 800 FUNERALS end but made a slight recovery later this week averaging weak to 15c below a week ago Carloads sold up to $1600 services for Cecil Saturday ana comparaoje Kinas maae $1585 Sunday Numerous loads good and the cicada we read of the "plague of Egypt descending upon us but this insect is in no way related to the insect that visited Egypt in Biblical times For that matter it still visits that country and many other parts of the world" The migratory locusts that played havoc in early Egypt were grasshoppers The periodical cicada the entomology bureau explains is not even distantly related to grasshoppers Certainly it is not nearly so destructive as the grasshopper Developments of grasshoppers have been reported this season in a number of western slates The 17-year locust belongs to a group of insects that feed by suck- choice Idaho range lambs Drougnt sio fa straight with others at $1550 to $13 65 Margaret tne vaugnn so wiaow sw John Vaughn will be held Monday at 2 in In the 16th ward chapel conducted by Bishop Ruden Willey Friends may call at the Larkm mortuary Saturday efening and at the family residence 630 West 24th street Sunday afternoon and evening and Monday until 1 Burial in the Ogden City esaetary directed by Larkin and the duke would confer with King George to decide what if any future job he will fill now that he has retired from the governship of the Bahamas ings in the navy for 17-year-olds in radar air crew and general service local recruiting officers reported today Those interested in entering the service are asked to apply immediately at the station ni the postoffice building Why Didn't You Make Me Take It Befort That's what he said when the day came when he waa told he navtr could get another dollar's worth of life insurance for his faintly Ha waa Just 37 may live to be 70 but no one will bet a cent on lt Just as as he will be in the year 2000 And does he wish he'd listened to that OCCIDENTAL LIFE man Some day you'll pass insurability Do you know when? 1 BIRTHS The follow mi births were reported Read the New Books Fiction and non-fiction Rental library at the Emporium Book Shop (adv) to the Ogden city health department Jng their food It cannot chew Grasshoppers have powerful jaws with which they chew their food 4RMSTRONG Funeral services for Ward Armstrong of 2646 Monroe will be held Monday at 10:30 a at Lihdquist and Sons' Colonial funeral chapel Rev Carver of the First Presbyterian church officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday evening from to 9 clock and Monday until hour of aervice Interment Aultorest Memorial park IKK Funeral services for Newman during the past week: Lund Hyrum Milton and Hazel Davis 2630 Adams daughter Operation Mrs Jesse Field of Hooper is reported in a satisfactory condition in the Dee hospital Ogden after an operation Davis William Lloyd and Katie Leon- tine West Warren i No 1 daughter SchMfman Glen Howard and Beth Henry Barker pioneer fruit grower will be held Tuesday at 1 in the North Ogden chapei Reports to the contrary the locust cannot sting Stories of poisoning of fruit in this manner are described by entomologists as "mythic al vfcll! Popular confusion over the locust probably arose when it was first observed by colonists at Plymouth Mass These people were not familiar with plagues of RaUison 3842 Quincy daughter Kuge Frank Haruo and Kaauye Mar garet Suyehiro 2721 Jackson son Bishop Heber Heiner jr con riitncr rienric mav call at LiCd Berrett Boyd Russell and Viola Koe- quiat and Sons' Colonial funeral chapel Sunday rrom 7 to 9 ford 501 Twelfth son at trie lamuv nome nuiw an Favero Giovanni Jr and Melba SUNDAY'S PROGRAM Broadcasters may change programs without notice OKden Monday afternoon and eve Priest It No 1 Box 128 West Martha Zamm Contourc factory representative will be in our solon Mon and Tues Make an appointment now for complimentary facial and makeup advice Anderson Beauty Solon (adv) High Priests Monthly meeting of the high priests of the Mount Ogden stake will be held at two today in the Twelfth ward chapei j' Motor steam cleaning at Brown ning Tuesday unm i interment North Ogden cemetery SUNDAY MORNING PROGRAMS KLOl38 kc KDYL 1388 tec KSL 1188 fcc RTJTA' W8 Treasury Salute Romantic Rend (World News 1 00 Crawford of locusts such as occur in the Mediterranean region but they wart familiar with the Bible When the insects appeared in 1634 the colonists probably thought the "pleague of Egypt" had been sent God Entomologists say the locust causes no perceptible harm to Kk plants by feeding on them The insects do cause some damage iiowever by placing their eggs in IrtWigB and limbs of trees often Storv to Order Power Coast to i oas on a Bus Random References 7 30 Ed News organist Peo ennren Morning 7:461 Melodies VAN DYKE Funeral services for Ellis Van Dyka well-known church worker and retired furniture merchant will be held Monday at 1 ln Llndqulst and Sons Colonial funeral chapel Bishop Lewis Wallace of the Hlland ward officiating Viewing at mortuary Sunday from 6 to 9 and Monday until hour of service Interment ogden City cemetery FUNERAl DIRECTORS The Melody's ing Chevrolet Co (adv) voices in soot Church of Ogden son Readar Elmer Haslam and Priscilla Potter Hooper Box 130 son Smith Dale and Lucy Helen Smith 153 Harris son Baird Texie Hershel and Isabel Cote-man 3838 Kiesel daughter Ellison Lincoln and Laural Elizabeth Elver Ephraim daughter Lemanski Edward and Clair Doris Moersdorf 2858 Grant son Murphy Robert Lee and Johns Lee Burgess 3980 Evelyn Road Oak Ridges Acres South Ogden son Shreffler Clifford Glen and Gayla La-Rue Smith 231 West First South Logan aught er The Air Good Morn Mai jTha Southernalrea Highlights of the Bible Words and I Music X-Ray shoe fitting You see that 00 Radio Bible 8:16 Class News Kostelanetz Orrh Legend Singers Brief cases at Steve's Office- In England Assigned to an ord-Supoly 416-24tb street (adv) nance depot of the air service com- mand at Earsham England Pfc Promotion-Thomas A Pitner of Keith Green son of Mr and they fit Christenson's Shoe Mart 2338 Washington (adv) Woica of News (News ausing them to wilt The locust Church of the Air Naval Sta Choir i Proph ecy tas a preference for oak hickory 1 Ogden was recently prcanoted to Mrs weo 00 Ran 'ohn MM Zoller 9:30 Voice of 45 Prophecy SerTlcefRomt Wor Ser George Shorten su Religion Master Singers I World World Nawfr apple peach and pear trees and sergeant while serving with a Fif- i ttJSJTLISJSZrSJtt ILes Paul Trio grape vines teenth air lorce service commana perintendent of the South Ogden stake Sunday school will speak in the Twenty-sixth ward KIRKENDALL-DARLING MORTUARY DIAL 6900 air engineering squadron in itaiy Tabernacle Bl Agee Raw I Choir and Organ Hawaii Calls i Transatlantic JBlua Carres call ISoft Sweet Swing 10:00 Pllgrtnw 10 15 Hour 10 'Lutheran 10:451 Hour Carveth Wells Bdwy Rhythms Let's Waltz Sagebrush Sere FUNERAL chaoel 2720 Jefferson at six today Organ music will be played Kennedy Funeral services for Lieut Howard Lee Nlcholalsen 28 V-8 army flyer who was killed in Florida 11 00 Old Fashioned 1115 Revival Hour 1146 (Most From Life I the Air Art Chicago Round World News Getting the Most IPlct in Melody (Leland Stows MYERS IFOULGER Rose Chapel Mortuary 533-26-tW St Dial 8897 by Dean Murdock- New steck bridles bits martingales dog collars and harnesses Cross 2242 Washington (aaV) Program Junius Tribe member of the general board will be speaker at the Eleventh ward at seven Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Thomas will sing Mr Thomas is first counselor in the Washington Terrace branch presidency The public is invited FREE Gives DuPont Speed-Easy wall finish Get Mite-E tablets to wake up easv to apply over wallpaper or sluggish digestion Fast gentle an? type JfallsrifSlrC corrective Rheumatic pains also 2318 Wash blvd (adv) succumb to Mite-E Sold oca drug stores (adv) Officer John Carl James son i of Mr and Mrs James Park To amuse the children Valley recently became a second Tenie modeling clay 29c and 59c lieutenant in the army air forces Lienhardt Drug Stdre 2800 Wash-after completing bombardier train- ington Blvd aav SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 Chaplain Jim The Ford (Stradivari Orch IDaTa Rosa 12 IB erv men's show' Show Nws and Mm-C 12:30 Lester smith jemn xnomaa wrm rws iUujin America Sq Drama John Nesbitt Olln Downs 1 :00 News since press TiWorld Parade INew Tork Wrap and Tie This With Max Hill ing at the Carlsbad army air field Carlsbad New Mexico 1 -Mu-iral Memories Hollywood Preview Ask Washington! Kay Arman I Philharmonic Srmpbony Many Piles Facts Army Hour Reports from 1 :30 What's the Good 1 46 Word Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere aDpreciation to all who assisted in the recent illness and passing of our beloved wife and mother Gerdie Van Leeuwen Barton Especially do we thank the bishopric of Roy ward those who sent flowers and assisted with the services those who called! at the home all who in any way expressed their love and respect Darts for Dough in a plane crash will be held Monday at two nt in the Roy D- 8 chapel Bishop Leslie Stoker officiating Friends may call at residence of parents Mr and Mrs Nlcholalsen at Rov Sun da afternoon and evening and Monday Interment Ogden city cemetery directed by Llndqulst Sons Military honors at graveside The military escort was Lt William Kaupp of the army air corps Symphony Electrlo Picnic The annual picrfic for lodges No 410 and 908 jointly will begin July 12 at Lorin Farr park at three with supper at five-thirty Excel 8 and 16 mm black and meru I 8 Armed 9 -ist' I Forces Explains the Dangers of Floor Sanders Edgers and wax polishers for rent Gateway Glass Paint Co 2340 Wash Blvd iadv) Nash Summer Hour 2:30 Whafs the Name RCA Show with Associated Ailments Show I Tommy Dorsey of that Song JFamlly Mary Small mm? 3:00 AdT Father Brown Symphony Just arrived black white and i white movie film Ace Photo 360 naetols in summer iersev: also cur- I 24th St (adv) 3:16 Drama oi 3:30 Nick Carter I the 'Charlotte Learn now why Piles Fistula and other rectal disorders frequently cause such common associated aUments as colon disorders headaches constipation nervousness or stomach liver and bladder conditions Wm Bnircr wewai uhsbwooq Mystery Drama Air Benjamin Barton and famuy tain material Quality Silk Shop ummer Hour 4:00 Abbott Mysteries Lateat News (Siljer iri lAltwrt Shenhard I Theatre (adv) Summer Hour 2477 Washington Blvd FLORISTS 4:30 Ced Foster News To Be IToastles Time a AK Postcard Sernde Announced Baby Snooks I Vollies A marriage license had been issued Saturday at the Weber county clerk's office to Ralph Ball 34 Ogden and Julia Peters 35 Lakeland Fla AND THE FLOWWS Draw Don Gardiner King and Orchestra Bandwagon Men of I Vision That's My I Fop 6-00 Opinion Requested 5:30 Ken Carson's 5 45 Show Kids iiiiiV-ii Jr i Bars Won Among a large group of enlisted men of the medical department to receive commissions as second lieutenants at Carlisle barracks Pennsylvania are Dale A Wilcox Ogden and Odell Anderson Bear River City Mysteries Housewife Loans See Pearl Funeral services for Mrs Kate Turner Heyman of 8640 Washington boulevard who died Friday at 1066-28th street win be conducted Monday afternoon at two o'clock at Klrkendall -Darling mortuary 529-25th street by Dr John Edward Carver Of the Presbyterian church Friends niav call at the mortuary ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL 2955 Washington Blvd Dial 9958 Ogden City floral Co 2219 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 I 1 "(-' 8039 SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAM Steck 325 Eccles Bldg Ph- 2-1562 (adv) ews While News Comedy iFrancea Langford'Blondle over Batttefront Vesper Service The Fighting AAF Favorites Show :30 Holywd Salon OrTommy Dorsey alSiGabriel HeattCT and Co Chevrolet parts are available at Mai Heroes Call your authorized White sewing machine dealer for service Schoss Furniture and Electric Co Browning Chevrolet Co (adv) Sunday afternoon from 4 untU 8 o'clock and on Monday prior to services Burial in the Ogden City Walt Many facts are explained In a new 40-page FREE BOOK Also a mild institutional treatment that has helped thousands Write today for your copy feral and Gilft Shop 215 24th St Phones 2 5867 7:00 steel Horizons Manh Merry 'tlp I Go-Round 7 Jerrv Wall's Or American 355 24th Street adv) Immediate service on band and Hollywood Mys-) tery Time (Jim mis Fldler Address Thornton Minor clinic Suite orchestra instrument repairs Glen 7:46 Sherrack's Orch Album Wanted Pressei experienced or iRadio Readers' IDiges P88" Theatre I Wasatch I Show inexDerienced: good working con rThe Ufa of RHev One Foot In Heaven ditions Call 5793 (dv) 1:00 BrownstoBB Hour of 8:16 I Charm 8-30 Hollywood PrevwslMeet Me at 8 '46 Theatre -1 Parkys (Great Glider- Harold Lea Chen Paree Or 8 ChurehlRaymond Moley Utah War Bond INew Commnty sleeve 9 00 Bins Sines 9 15 VVelr Home Vets 9:30 It's a Gift 9:46 Del Courtney's or Strantre as It 773 926 McOeeSt Kansas City Mo Bros aov Two simple steps in building Sturdy Bodies! News Program Seems Orator Gerald Mirchel Canadian royal afr force will be the speaker at the Twenty-eighth ward sacrament service on Sunday July 8 at seven-thirty Miss Evelyn Knowles and El-mina Carter will furnish vocal duets The chapel is located at 3750 Adams The public is 10:00 Ben strong's Or (World News (btring Old Fashioned Revival net miner wews rAnns a innTUtiif me uatin i naa istiiiiiic nwii rvc urs 0:45 i tinrrn tour i xcmnw v-w To-em is'ews Nocturne Organ Musio Tou Wan 11 shades or Mgnt add tvimccr ojuuuu) Claremont Ho Ot yonr pleasnrc Yellow River MONDAY PROGRAM MONDAY MORNING PROGRAMS For waterproofing basements Outside painting Gateway Glass Paint Co 2340 Washington blvd (adv) Servlce Captain Clayne Tripp whose wife Mrs A Tripp lives at 1617 Capital served in the Twelfth air forces in the final phases of the Mediterranean lNCW9 reaKiasii hud I Harry Clarke sgaTDon M'NelU ISO 7:00 FraxJer Hunt News Fun and Folly 4C uciilipr Rpnnrt 'Sunrise Sones Valley Folks 7:30 Edit News Tune lime 7 45 Livestock Report Reveille Rndup (Breakfast News PO YOU HAVE SPECIAL RADIO TALENT? 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