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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 18

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Ogden Standard-Examiner Tuesday September 21 1965 OBITUARIES OBITUARIES Redskin Claims 1795 Treaty Makes Him Free From Draft NY STOCK EXCHANGE George Jones Selected Issues Firm Wish Trading Heavy 213 3H 30H 30 George A Amidon SLAIEkViLLE George Alfred Ami dan 72 of iiaterviue was dead on arrival at the uee Hospital Monaay ct natural causes Mr Amioan was Dorn tec 2o loJ in Marriott a son of William and Isaoeil Manger Amidan He was reared and adulated in (rveoer County On Dec 30 IVI3 ha was married to Edna Ekms in farmtngton the family resided in ALBANY NY (AP) A Mohawk Indian contends in a federal court case that he is free from the US military draft be ment charging him with willful failure to report for induction CITES 1795 TREATY His attorney Omar Ghobasy 1muihuN iitorgc ncy jonet £2 cf ire i uiicn uied Sunoay ngnt in tnt Vailty nubpiai acter a tnrte week ninesi it Jones was corn Aug 10 ioo3 in Salt tae Ciiy a Mh ot Inonios ana tatnennt NEW YORK (AP)-Fotlowing Is a list cf selected slock transaction on the New York Stock Exchange with 1 30 prices: Salts Net IntPaper 120 Int T8T 120 ITECktBr 80 JohnsManv 2 JonLoqan 80 JonesiL 250 Jov Mfa 2 r-aKermg Jonei movea to Stanrod loaoo cause of a 180-year-old treaty nri 4 Via liv Triih cicrnivl in itn hit tAmuv when 1 ven ot tee wnfcf (da's) Hit lew last Cnel 1A ATi AVa 42 3 4 Hrant Tnrarif 2T asked Tjihe rtarea ana caucatea 42 24 23 Kaiser Al 90 58 40? 40j VilKavserRo 60 35 million indicating that Wall Street would see wellwer seven million shares if the pace continued Auto stocks were up lust a dismissal Monday ot an maici- Timp- pnipV anncared to be i Oct 6 iws in Amon toaho mt mar- 2 I4a I4a 'i shade as a group despite the Siaterville where Mr Amidan farmed and 1919 moved to Hansen Idaho where he farmed In 1922 the family returned to Siatervdie He had worked at lti augar factory and teed yard He was a member of the Ogden Hind Association and Siaterviiia CDS Ward Surviving are his widow four sons and four daughters Waiter Amidan Siaterville Don Amtcan Pleasant View Kay Amidan South Ogden lewis Amidan North Ogden Mrs Roy (Edith) laugh Morgan Mrs Pauline Oayton Mrs Tom (Helen) Stewart NEW YORK (AP) Selected! issues were strong and trading was heavy in a scrambled stock market early this afternoon On balance the list was up just a bit but there were so many losses among the market wheelhorses that the overall trend was not definite TRADING SPURTS First-hour trading was more Kennecctt 5 KernCLd 240 Kerr Mc 120 KimbClark 2 Kopprs 240a Korvette Kresge 140 Kroger 130 Lear Sieg 60 LehPorCem 1 leh Val Ind 799 55H 54' 544 495 39i 38Sl 38'4 1 13 66' 66' 4 66J4 69 i 9' 4 9' 4 21 49 48' 17 27'a 27 27'i 55 5P 50! 50' i 3 82H 82'4 B2V la 68 24 234 23 75 26V4 26 26'H XM 27 694 69V'j 69' a '4 37 55 55 55 5 49 49Va 49 11 52' 4 51 51 25 34' a 34 34Va Vj 36 65 64' a 64'j Va 48 66 64 Vj 66 1'a 27 37 36 36 15 33 33 52 IllVa 110 110Vi 23 6 7 65 65Va -l'a 17 59 58 58 65 52 51 51Va Vj 15 61 61'i 61 77 35 345 35V Va 15 71 70 70 12 37 37V4 37 I 19' 4 18 18 2 17 17 17 86 4'a 4 4' a 7 31 31 41 53 53 53 'a 13 12' 4 12 12 2 4 84 84 13 3 3 3 4 63 118' a 116 117 Xl3 8 8' a 8 'a 58 55 54 54 8 20 20 20- 22 19 19 19 Va 33 25V 25 15 4- Tennessee Fair Burns prediction by General Motors ot a record nine-million-car sales year in 1966 Airlines solidly ahead did better than most groups Steels I 1 1 ViirrVirti rn IV that of Maracle's citizenship eX "ef in fh l0n lui Maracle Was born in Roches- He served in the luperintenotncy of the mv hut Viae ltvH mnt of kinit- ldan0 wr3 Sunday School and the ter imy DUi nas uvea mobi Katt R(vef ljano Sgnoay Sih00 stdke his life in ShaWVllle Ont GhOtKooard He was a retired tarmer and movea irpuprf that Maracle 1ffnonon 20 3h argUtU UUU luuiucic Surviving are hn wioow one $on and entitled tO dual US-Canadian mree caugnters Chadwick Jones Mrs Vernal Montgomery toth ot Tremontonj Mrs tillituiinp Marhn (LaVaugnn) Booth Bridge Idaho RCmMP: CANADIAN 'n- Glen Carlson Boontitulj 1 UtCUmW VMriMUiMii grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren three PViaK-jcv Qnid that bv re- orothers and five sisters Val and Ervm bnopasy saia mai uy e-Jones Slinrod ldah0 wiiim a Jones nOUnCing American CltlZenSnip tester eld Idaho Mrs Llllan Badger becomes a Canadian Bountiful Mrs Elva Yates Mrs Lit Mont MaJ -Jttl IL th0 Cgden Mrs Volet Beus Lehman 178g 19 787a 78H 783 'mFfli 2 80 were luwtri miw uituiti rr- rhpmirak and non-fer-1 INAfcHVlL-LE icnn un erage chem cais ana non ier Tpmppp ctrtp Fair re rous metals thoroughly mixed Mrs Richard (Cnareil) Anderson ait of Ogden 39 grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren one sister Mrs Martha Taylor Ogden Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary with Bis! Orvil Holley of the Siaterville Ward officiating Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 12 noon to I pm Burial in Aultorest Memorial Park opens today amid the stark ruins left bv a wind-fanned fire FAVORITES IN DEMAND lanu lb uui jc4uuvu vv vuv wn iist Idaho Mrs ivy vccieery iait STOCK AVERAGES Lake Citv which destroyed three nisijjs military draft ofiu-f- 1 Trading favorites of the past compiled by Th Associated Pres 5av55 were asain very buildincs and 'sent thousands nfnHa1 aid that ZLl'L1 lkJ-w4 VA 1 i 1 ud 01 nuun nt i'ie nvoiuxiufi nun niiy ind ul stocM mucn demand liirst-night speciaiors nttiit iil ha( Keen construed to chapei Fnends may can at Annn Kinfpr 21 34 33' 33' 31 8' a 6' i 12 67 U' 46' I 1 171' 17V "71 I Net Chang Arc-nioinrl Procc nvpracrpifprrnr uA o-oorta tnr- Mortuary in Tremonton Wednesday from 7 Mrs Anna Clara Kieter 62 of Stockton Noon Tues 5025 110 ai j'a a uc nwuuaau VT fr I grain UW uuiuci f0 9 pm and Thursday from 10 am Day 22 55'a 55a 55' a LjbbMcN 42f 25 22' 22U 22 5 7 65' a 65 65 I ii0ne Corp 5S 54'a 54 liftonin 187f 27 BOS 80'4 80'a livinqsO 76t 40 43-- 43'e 43'4 Va lockhdAirc 2 73 44Vj 431 a 44 Vj loew -jheat 4 17a 17' UoneSCem 1 25 75 74 74 'i loneSGa i2 26 35? 35' 35 Long isi tr 1 127 18 174 17' Vi: Loral Corp 59 47J 46a 46 lor I lard 250 244 ll'4 10 11V i LuckyStr 140 23 49Va 49' 4 49H Lukens Stl 2 5 50 49'4 4914 LukensStl wi 379 9V 9' 4 9'4 A Mack Trucks 25 59( 59Va -t- i MacyRH 120 38 20 19'-a 19'a Mad Fd 170g 260 68' 63' a '-4 1 Mad sq Gar 36 41 Va 4054 40 Va MagmaCop 2 5 30v 29 'a 30Va 1 34 421 42' 4 42 Va Mrathn 220 77 17Va 17' 4 17Va Va Um M)d i 25 51 32 31V 32 1 iMarquar 193 72 71 71 1 MartinMar 1 1 8 83-4 8 MayOStr 150 5024 us 4 ju 0f 60 StOCKS at nOOn Was Up ai ine iair uuaiu suicu5 "I hunting flShmg and trading lOuntl servcts Burial in Yost Cemetery 22 V3'2 v2Vt -IVi ev- 4939 168 5 Mi i 46 31 Va 30'e 31ve Va Week Ago f'onth Ago $iu-miiiicn 10 miucm Indians living along the cjanadi damages and the toll of 18 per- anNew York border 82 Va 36 37 A 480 0 169 3 169 2 3305 Willi 11IUU3L1 laio up a iuhj If 5 ml lul up 5 and utilities off 1 45i4 493 162 6 mo The Dow Jones industrial av- Kenneth Young 14 55' 55' 4 5514 a "I1? 10 21Va 2V 2V Vi H'9h AA 51 2Vl i 965 l0W sons injured senousiy require hospital treatment decided in a morning meeting to 14 Hqn 4758 189 6 167 2 3326 erage at noon was off 21 at ioxj i at HA A 150 7 1489 2867 10 47 Vi 47' 4 47' 4 -V 624 64 62li 62 tun Q3097 hut the Dow Jones 65- Cant formerly of ugden died Monday in StocMon after an extended illness Mrs Kieter was corn Jan 16 1-33 in -Ojcen a daughter of Harry and Jennit Lsoiorn Towimg She resided in Ogden until Iyi4 in Carlm tnev returned to Ogden and had lived Stockton the past 23 years She was married to Wiilam fciefer in Nevada He ded Jan 26 1931 in Ogden She was member ot the LDS Church Surviving are one daughter Mrs Ernest (Vetma P) Moyes StotMonj on grand-child on sister Mrs Charles Beggs Port land Ore Graveside services will be held Saturday at 1 pm in the Ogden City Cemetery BOND AVERAGES CLEARFIELD Kenneth Bruce Young 3-montn-oid son of Horace Allen and Janice Goodteilow Young ot 1920 Hall Clevis NM formerly ot Clearfield died of prematurity Sunday morning in an Omaha Net) 74 627 61's biU 11! t- imforro tt oc nhrinH Bfi at rfnnrn the fair Compiled by The Associated Press 20 10 10 10 10 Rails Ind Otil Fgn I Yd 32415 "We hope to have a grand- KLM Airlines and United Air stand snow reacy ioniuiiu 11 35' 4 35' 35' 4 Va 87 13 13'4 13'4 55 1834 18V I6V4 48 58' 4 57 58 i-Vi 15 22J4 32V4 2234 X68 491 49 49 AA AA'a AV 1 JA -k- Net Change Noon Tues 811 1027 930 ooV ino nffirinl md a thoucn mis Lines sained about 2 ju 04 o-ia MeCal 4Cb Pre Day 40 39' 38! 39U Abbott Lab 1 ABC Con 70 ACF Ind AdMillis 40a Address 140 Admiral Air Red 250 Alleg Cp 20e Allegh Lud 2 Alleg Pw 104 Allied tWb Allied Strs 3 AUisChal 50 Alum Ltd 60 Alcoa 140 Amerada 240 AmAirhn 125 A Bosch 50a AmBdcst lM Am Can 2 AmCvan 230 AmEIPw 124 Amer Inks 1 Am FPow 1 AMome 180a Am Hosp 35 Am MFd 90 AMet CI 160 A Motors 50 AmNGas 170 Am Optic 125 AmPhoto 20 AmSnvelt 260 Am Sd 1 Am 2 Am Tob 170 AmZinc 140a AMP Inc 50 "Ampex Cp Amph Corp 1 Anaton 27Sg AnkenCh 03p ArmcoSt 3 Armour 160b ArmitU 110 Asil Oil 160 And DG 120 Altnison 160 Atl Hel 260 Atlas Cp Auto Canl 80 Awco Corp 1 Avnet 50b Avon Prod 1 BaixokW 110 Bait GE 144 Beaumt 140 feettcmn 25g Beecn Air 0 Bell How 40 Bendx 240 Benyuet 05g Bern Stl liO bytlowS 140 Boemg 2 Borden 111 borgWar 220 Briygs Mfg Briys Str 2a Brt My 120 bi unswitk Bucy Erie 2 Budd Co 60 fcurd 60 Buiove 60b Burl ind 1 Burrougns 1 Cal rmt 311 Cai Pack 90 CailanM 31f Caium 80 CampRL 45a Camp Sp 90 Can Dry 1 ConPac 150a CaroP Lt 116 Carrier 130 CarterW 40a Week Ano COUPLE KILLED BY MUSHROOMS NEW YORK (AP) A New Jersey woman died in a hospital today from eating wild mushrooms a day after her husband died of the same cause The New York City Health McDonA 60b McKess 170 MaedCp 170 Fnends may tall at imaquist ana sons wor 44 60 "4 59 '1 60 5 46' 4 46 46U 12 S74 $J'j SU Va 916 916 915 916 913 950 915 922 901 875 875 877 878 88 1 88 9 875 886 872 tuary Saturday from 12 noon to 1 pm 812 1017 818 1013 820 1011 828 1029 637 1C24 812 1008 829 1035 80S 1008 Fractional gains were made by 938 Pan American World-Airways J-ji American Airlines and Eastern 94 2 Airlines 09 9 Merck la was going to be a major proD-lem The fair's grandstands were damaged heavily by the flames NO ONE CRITICAL 47 32'4 31 3K '4MrChao 40( 1111 42' 42 42 womn 8 74 64' 64 64 v8 Year Ago 29 29 25 25' "9h 36 37 36' 36T 1 lf 17 52a 52U 52V4 9 20 33 32 'a 32 Va 164 10 hospital Th baby was born June 13 1965 in Omaha Survving are the parents the following brothers and sisters: Cavid Allen Vaughan Steven Pamela Lynn and Laurel Susanne a of Clovis the grandparents Horace Allen Young Sr St Petersburg fia Mrs Myrtle Coletia Wihite Key West fia a Mr and Mrs Merlyn James Goodfellow Clearfield a great-grandmother Mrs Myrflt Grimes Brad-enton Beach Fia Funeral services will be held Thursday at 12 noon at the Ceseret Mortuary 36 7th South Salt lake City where friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday prior to services Burial in Ft Douglas Cemetery Salt lake City 73 76Vj 76' 76Vj MGM 50 34 2'e 2 2 Mjd SUt 124 192 26' 4 25' 26 MnerChem 1 48 22' 22s 22' MinpWM im FUNERALS SERVES NOTItt 3-4 304 -Bnnu inur( NOON AVERAGES rA nnlma Nnnn nf fhP vnuirea Was CTItl- IP a 4- 33 16 16' 3 "6'- i m0 Kan Ten r-rnrvr 1 1 II VMrl SCI ICU 4 KJIFE Graveside services for Anna Clara 84'4 no7n9i' 50 olU? hurnfrJ anri Prim dawn 45 IP 11' 4 84 84 i 156 22V2 21 Mo Pac A 5 22' r'Oi buine puce mucuica no vj vJia? oc TvHnA mnii nrnhfi of the ruins for injured or 143 63 62 'ii tiA 20 38 '4 37 34 38 1A 9 39' 38 1 4 38 1 4 i 5 8 43'4 43 43 42 86'a 86' 'a Mohasco 70 Monsan 140b MontDU 140 Kiefer of Stockton Calif formerly of Ogden will be held Saturday at pm at the Ogden City Cemetery tnends may call at Lindquist and Sons Mortuary Saturday from 12 noon 10 1 pm a ir- stocks 32O5050 fractional gains were posted for dead revealed no more casual- 14 41 40 4 38' 38 13 95 944 95 HiMnnlP 140 Ford American Motors ties Ford American Motors lies AMIOAN Funeral services for Ceorga A The lire started in ine wuin- 34 PI" 1 s4 '40 Bonds 8875- GM 55 IP- iiV -rI'o H'9her 24f-0U ard Studebaker 34ioi'4 100 ioc'3 34j jo second gradyais V7 7-c k- Continuing their recent up- en' 2 IS KVaVs'V ward drive Fairchiid imier andjhac building The grandstands Edith Benn 79 2S4 24 2a' VjMontWard 1 531 39v 38'a 39 MorrellCo lb 28 581 57J4 57 -t- Motorola 1 19 1V4 1V4 Vi Na) Arj JO 160 38'2 37'4 37U Na bsc 180 8 38 37' 38 V2 NaCan 40b 56 94H 92H 92H NCashR 120 had been emptied only minutes before after the evening snow G-iIf Western added about a Tuesday's 1st Dividends Declared 26 45Va 45 '4 45'a -f va Nd Dairy 260 ended Department said seven other persons in the metropolitan area have become ill after eating wild mushrooms Emma Walther 59 of Parsippano NJ died at Mount Sinai Hospital this morning Her husband Alfred 61 died Monday in the same hospital Health departments in New York and New Jersey have warned against the picking and eating of any wild mushroom re- r- 36 48' 48' a 43' a '4 Nat Dist 140 Rare no tr BRIGHAM ClTY-Funeral services for Mrs Eddh Clan Benn 42 cf Rt 2 Brigham City who died Saturday will be conducted Wednesday at 11 am at the Farr West LDS Ward Chapel Bishop Brian Taylor will officiate Fnends may call at the Myers Mortuary SOI Corp was delaying in 76 78V 78 78 27 88- 874 83' 38 31 i 31 3P '4 10 35i 35J 35V2 39 10V 9' 97 16 37' 2 37V 373 25 71' a 71 71' at 1 CCI Cat 3 INCREASED 10 15 10-t Pitts Brewing 12 Sanders Associates 15 STOCK in Ogden tonicht from 7 to 9 Burial will JJ-J opening by a huge accumulation of orders Magnavox dropped about a i point on profit taking C3o' Up about a point were Metro- 28 16 v1 Sanders Associates 2pc 22 4 3 2 42'i 42" 42 19 90a 89'4 89'4 I1 48 81 8 8'4 V4 123 50'a 49 50V 1'4 124 194 183i 16' 21 24' 24' a 24'a 34 19'b 19' 19Va 3 23 37 36 364 X673 4Pt 40' a 401 3- 24 5'- 5 51 Nat Fuel 148 Nat Genl 20 NatGyps 2b Nlead 225g Nat Steel 2 Nat Tea 80 Newterry JJ EngEI 120 NJ Zinc la NYCent 130a in be in West Weber Cemetery Amidan husband of Edna fcluni Amidan ot Siaterville will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm in the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary 836 36th St with Bishop Orvil Holley of the Siaterville Ward officiating Fnends may call at the Chapel of Flowers Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and Thursday from 12 noon to 1 pm Interment in the AultorestMemorial Parte JONISFuneral services for Edna Christen-sen Jones wife of Arch Jones will be held Wednesday at 1 pm in the Hooper First-Third Ward Chapel with Bishop Ther-on Simpson officiating Friends may call at Lindquist and Sons Mortuary Tuesday from 6 to 9 pm and at the ward chapel Wednesday from 12 noon to 1 pm Interment in the Hooper Cemetery directed by Lindquist and Sons BENNFuneral services for Edith Gab Benn wife of Tyler Eenn will be conducted Wednesday at 11 am at the Farr West with Bishop Brian Taylor officiating Fnends may call at the Myers Mortuary 845 Washington Blvd Tuesday from 7 to VT AL STATISTICS BIRTHS 1C 8 1C-29 10-15 Sun Oil 6pc REGULAR I Bergen Drug A 085 'Gimoel Bros 40 Sun OM 25 5 18' 18J4 18 Va 20 30 29' 29J 28 3834 38' 38' 188 604 60 60 34 27' 27' 27? '1 10 8 UTAH DEATHS 10 29 12-10 IrUlUWV U-vid ci uiiiLau iid rATkel i North "Western duPont and An i 16 28V 277 28 MrnW Associated Press NA Avia 280 56 87-a 9 23 2Ha 2 1 a 2Pa V4 sa 75 laconda 10 50 19 122' 121 1 i 121 Va Va Qyer-the-Counter 114 53' 52' a 524 ai I Albe7tion's 9 59 591 5J amalgamated 12 48? 48' 43U Va UJahs Con DEE HOSPITAL Milo and Vicki Feltd- NorNatGas 2 Edna Kavanaeh 76 Salt 4 21 ZO' 21 5 40 PRICES HIGHER 56 00 9 75 27 25 26 50 j27 25 36 50 irwrii Mncimi tnH- man Clearfield boyt Sept 20 Lake City 28 75 37 00 28 75 33 62V2 a innl OOI- GOT' -L I Vessel Rescues Cuban Refugees Adrift 3 Days VO lUVVi 7W Seraida Romero 63 West 5 3234 32V 32 Northrop 1 9 64H 64V 64 A e0 5 ft1 ti 4 8 VjNBan 150a 7 5914 59 59 Norton 140a Firit Security Corp 4d3A 48 1 43 30 T2Va30 62V: Co Jordan aiVi alV al Norwch 110a tries rose to 4 on blocks of 20-i David and Kath-000 and 10000 shares jleen Eppicb 439 Washington Prices were generally higher! girl Sept 29 in moderate trading on the 1 Drew and The-American Stock Exchange Up i era Angus- Clearfield girl about 2 points were Kirby Pe- Sept 20 Florence Van Liew 84 for- mnliT Cil olro Pitv in Cnrru 1 47J8 47-a 47 Investment funds BmI 79 24i 3s AffTiTated Fund I 9 38 11 3P 31Vj 31' '4 Bcston io 54 64 53U 52i 52U Canada Gen Fund 20 26 jAskej4 "F014 ill 52 22 14 21 21 KEY WEST Fia (AP) HnSr 28 50' a 49K-7 -te Canadian Fund 19 60 533 IV iy l' 16 16H 16' 16 3 115 46' 44J 46 -Ka 144 85' 85J 85'i 20 34" 34V 34 4 32 50V 49H 50 I 31 37 37 37' 19 18 175 17 41 39 Va 39V 39V a 5 v44 434 Va OccidentP 60 OhoEdis 1C6 OlmMath 140 Otis Elev 2 Outb Mar 80 Owenslil 135 0fdPap 120 Pac 0 El 120 15? 15Va jt Life 8 73 Fifty Cuban refugees picked up bv a fishing vessel after report- Christian tncksen 40 sb' 54 -r 4Djvioend shares I 3 97 troleum Elco and Panning Re-i Bowles Norman and Jean iiu uiair 8 JVa JV'- JV'-a cnn n-arH "Strrlc MA A3 13 24 x20 37 367a 34 23'a 23' a 234 17 fH Al 9 56 4 36 17 76 14 31 5 74 13 35 8 63 10 68 1 Eaton Howard Eal I Fin Ind Fund Pac Ltg 130 9 pm Interment the west weoer Cemetery directed by the Myers Mortu- SALISBURY Funeral services for Afton Adams Salisbury wife of Paul Salisbury will bt held Friday at 1 pm in lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop Grant Gibby cf the Riverdala Ward officiating Friends may call at the mor tuary Thursday from 7 to 9 pm end Friday prior to services Interment in the Roy Cemetery directed by lindquist and Son WH Al l-Funeral services for Richard lyla Whale husband of Ruth Barton Whale will bt held Wednesday at 11 am in th Larkin Chapel of the Dawn where friends may call Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 and Wednesday until the services Inter- ment will be in the Ogden City Cemetery directed by Larkin and Sons Mortuary 1 1 Von Seare Morrison 63 Salt Lake Citv Annie Schneider 79 Salt ii IB 10 4 Petrol Funcarental Investors AOV AD4 AU 9 I W- 5 24 12 18 7 90 9 78 6 64 14 74U 74 743i i2( 46H 45Va 45ii Pan Am i Incorp Investors 166 6 34' -4 413 34Va 34 Cae Jt Cater Trac 1 CeianeieCp 2 Cento Ins 30 Cent SW 131 Cerrocp 160 Cert-teed 70 CessnaA 120 CnampSpk 2 Checker Mot Cnes Oh ChiMil StP 1 ChPneu 160a ChRiPac 25p CnmCrM 6Bt Chrysler lb CI Fin 160 Cites Sv 280 CIcvEllU 4 CotaCola 170 Coig Pal 90 CoiunRad JO CuS 120b search Ahead more than aninpReck 5415 2300 Roy edly spending inree-adb wu-point were Norfolk Southern out food or water were expected Railway and Computer urirt qnri Rllthlto reach Key West today aboard tions oaU i Vu "'the Coast Guard cutter Cape Corporate bonds were mostlv Annt Co0nbb" Brgham Clty' Darby unchanged Treasury SePl- The 124-foot fishing vessel El bonds declined in light trading Pete andmda o-iAmigo en route from Panama iLake City 1 rlPanhEP 140 7 33 38' 4 38V'a 4- Va in 4-7- ini aaj 1 1 Keystones K2 iiA ParamPicf 2 Marie Engel 85 Salt Lake Citv 11 lAr im ParkeOav la 57 31 3Ua 3H Va 0 Penn Dixie 7 14 26 65 16 121 91 6 44 111 23 '19 73 16 78 Charles Montague 79 Salt 85e 55 32 31 31? Keystones SI 24 43 8 34 34 34 Va Keystones S2 il4 75 14 14 Keystones S3 J20 C8 93 68 67'a 67 Keystones S4 52 18 36 36 36 -1 Mass Investors Growth 10 28 355 49 48 49 l'a! Mass Investors Trust 18 05 11 79 79'a 79V-4 Wellington Fund 15 40 46 86V 85 Penney 150a 01 1 AA va 42 va 14 42Vt 42 Lake City mez iooo uiney gm ot-iu 4U Qty Manama io rrugicsiu Christenscn Warren and Mexico notified the Coast rrn tit AA it 1 llJnn Vot Vlfl Coast -m nm tat Tol iat" Dora Kerr 78 novo OGDEN LIVESTOCK 17 31 Va 30Va 31Va pr 1 AO Marilyn isarion oy iv uuaru iunuuy ma fi7 207 42'a 41a 42 i Dfjrfhi la 47 61 a 60 61 Va 4 FLORISTS r-r a thn rtnrAp rnm 53 38? a 38 3 -1V North Ogden girl Sept 21 Dhalncfl 1 A SALES Champion Silver 200 2ac Combined Metals 500 47c' Svft boa abSit miles tion Piute County Col Gas 12S OGDEN (USDA)-Cettie and calves: Satiable- 1700 inducing 10O calves Hardly enough slaughter steers or heifers for an Vol Pict ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL vest ofthe Drv Trtuffasi Jessie Bennett 83 Salt Lake Layman-Donald and Dar- A Coast Guard plane and a Cit' rA fnr lene Saunders 144 Harnsville Navv aircraft flew over the Eli Don A Gottfredson 3 for- accurate price treno fe saies steady slaughter cos moderately active 5nf- 2T 73 72 72 13 38 37 38 -t- 'a 23 46 46 46'a 1 42 95 93 94 -t- 34 55 55 a 55'a 10 43 43 Va 43 4- 'a 47 74 73 73 Va 55 15 15 15 614 89 87 88 4 Hi CHICAGO LIVESTOCK whet uneven averaging mostly steady instances weak on hitjh utility ad com-mni Knr Qort fl lAmieo until the Cape Darby irny vmuuu PUTPrnADl a UrJi hnlkMrf fn hohir f1r ltuuu MJ-r AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL FREE PARKING IN REAR 2v35 Wahington Phrn EX 4-3474 All YOUR H0RAI NElCS TWO SHOPS 10 SERVE YOU I JIMMY'S FLOWER SHOP Vllivwivy i oivi i and Dorothy Gun- arrived to take the lf i 7i 7i 7ivax1Hogs 4500 butchers 25 to 50 William uawden 18 uraneer Iderson 126 4300 girl aboard I 1-9 2400-2435: Ihoher than last week's clc Slaughter Mav Finnertv 85 former-Iv Salt Lake City in Inglewood Calif i l'vUva80 head at 2440 mixed 1-3190-: SePL 18 Walter Shondell 70 Glen- CHICAGO GRAIN California Fires Dwindle to Two 3 30'a 30 IDS 2640-ZiW: 1-6 ZDU-ZO 1D feeder cattle ft 2350-2375: mixed 1-3 325-4W lbehJ- 33 19' a 18' a 19 -f- 2175-22 boarS 1650- htandard and gcod 1OC01250 lb Holsteins 130 13 13'a 13 ISM a s- aT i 4-t iln wood Sevier County George Thcel 78 Salt Lake Citv 430 25th St Ogden Ph 3V4-943V AND LAYTON FLOWER SHOP formerly Vird Ann Floral FORT I ANE SHOPPING CENTER lvtnn Ph 376-4249 17 3fl 19 19 1 ISO" J-'-t-j ii-- SB JU4 JU'4 El 143 27 27Va 26 2aJ vi BJ 33 36 3S 35Va Va Ph I Rdg 120 26 3H 31 3I1 "4 PhilMor 360 15 5JVi 53'4 53'4 PhillpsPet 2 69 434 474 474 a Piney VI 44 44Va 44H PitPlate 240 46 34 34a 34'a P' Steel 6 79 78i4 Polaroid 10 21 58Va 5714 57'a Va ProctiG 18S 12 32V'a 32''4 32Ja Publklnd 36f 70 34 34'a 34V-4 Va Pullman 240 58 6Ha 61 61 Va Va RCA 60a 31 72 4 70Va 71 -1 RalstonPur 1 13 13 13V 13'a Va Rayette 48 15 77' a 77 77Va Va Rayonier 140 209 35V4 34ii 35 J4 Raytheon 60 78 53t 53 va 53 Va Reading Co 83 30'4 29Va 29-4 ReicnCh 20a 51 33 38V-4 38' a la Repub Aviaf 20 46 45' 45V a Va RepubSteel 2 30 49 49 49 Va'Revlort 130 18 25 25a 'a Renail 30b 10 7 6 7 i Reyn Met 60 38 8Va 8 8 VilReyTob 180 12 18 IBVa 18 Rneem Mfg 1 IS 27'a 27 27 RichfQil 180 1 2U 21 21 Rohr Corp 1 12 35 Va 35 35 Va RoyCCola 52 32 43 43 4 4j RoyDut 1 01 7 30 29 27 Va RyderSy 60g 18 101 100 101 li Safeway St 1 20 207e 20 20Va I StJosLd 260 31 37 37 37 -f- SL SanF 150 10 15Va 14Ta 14 StRegP 14Cb 48 67 67 67 Va SanDImp 46t 7 50 5QVe 50 VejSchenley 1 2 37Va 37Va 37Va Schering 180 ai' Cailie lOW nunt mdvldual 2410 Slaugriter cowv: tors bid furiously for Septem- LOSS: Z)42 MlIHOn 9L Va 4 tnt fghter step fully steady XX IH ber so bean futures in an effort 'ink fivER 50 YEARS 1280 fe shelly canners 1000-1 1 a5 tn Kolnnrn rnmmitments DC- 132 aa 43 44 a lJJ vijv- uiu fA SAX FRANCISCO (AP) IDAHO DEATHS ti mi i i jt 3a6 £: ft iWi wSd 3 cyay fore trade in that contract end-0nly tw0 fires burned today in i25 71 nv 7i va lbs 2faU0-27 5U mixed gooa ana 7 75 today on tne Board vorthern California and neither 30 30 30Va choice 900-1250 lbs 2d00-2600 reeder £20820 lb Thev basted the Price AtnnpH nroncr- 125 ui 1 1 uuc wkv r- steers 22 40-24 ncne with end ct inreaiCIlt'U uevciupuu pi 'p-' 15 20 20 20 7ca i VVI Ih cloncrhtori 1D7 42 42' I 42' 2 vliuiti iiflriww Associated Press Tsunematsu Onishi 84 Paul Edna Ricks 71 Rexburg Dennis Porter 14 Pres- prime 2430 24 80- mostly qood J930- the allowable limit ot iu cenu tjes "ffsSS- Moist cold ocean breezes tomlCre 180 Co4alsLXS0 ComwEd 180 Comsat Con Edis 180 -ConEleclnd 1 CnNGas 230 ConsPow 180 Containr 12 0 Cont Air 60 Cont Can 240 Cont Ins 260 Cont Mot 40 Cont Oil 240 Control Data Corn Pd 150 CoxBdcas 40 CrowColl 99t Crown Cork Crown Zell 2 Cruc Stl 120 Codahy Pk Curtis Pub Curt Wr 1 Dan River 1 DayCoCp 40b Day PL 124 Deere 140a Del Hud 90g DeitaAir 160 OenRioGW 1 DetEdis 130 Det Steel 60 Diam Alk 2 Disney 40b Disr 5eag 1 DomeMn 80a DougAir 60b DowCh 180b Dresser 160 duPont 375d Duq Lt 140 DynamCp 40 East Air Lin Ea4t Kod 140 EatonMf 220 EogeGG 10g fciooridS 155 EiPasoNG 1 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COm 2r4 Francisco in Napa County The fires are the last of 275 25 40 39 40 Va No I Red Ord Protein 124 35 69 68 Vi 69 Va No 1 Red 10 Protein 1 -25 1 25 and choice slaughter flesh rrostly ciArnhpr K33 choice some fancy 65-85 lbs 2090-2250 (higher tO lower bt-piemiiCf 8 35 34Vj 34Va -1 No 1 Red 11 Protein 145 Mear deck mixed good and choee white- i 263s-26' oats unchanged to 7s that have burned tnrougn 513 360 40 40 40 1 Red 12 ProteM i i i I55 tact replacement ewe amos uj ids hw confomhpr fifitj'-ii Cents: 1 56Va 56Vi 56Va No 1 Red 13 Protein couple lots mixed good an3 cnoice yeaning square mnes 01 grasbianu woods and timber since last rye unchanged to 7s higher Sep ewes mostly No 1 pelfs 1200-1275 Thursday killed 1500 head of timber Sllli'z-u: soyoean tn in rpnk hieher ScDtember 'cattle sheep and hogs and de Scuba divers uncover secrets of lost civilizations 309 T4Ji 1411 142 no 1 White Wheat 123 36 41 404 al No 2 Barley 46 or 8 210 16 694 69Va 69 "a I (Wheat per busnel barley per cwt) 6 77V2 77J8 77V £af 4rrivais wheat 46 barley 12 37 21' 21 214 i7ot 58 85 77' 77' 4 77' 56 48V2 48 48 SPECIAL STOCKS 153 79? 79- 79i '4 High low lat 15 62 62' 62V 'a: Am 50 20 BEEF FUTURES $2 71i-72V4 bid stroyed about 120 houses and 400 -Ifarm-tvpe buildings One volun- nurrTArtA teer fireman was killed in his 88 11' 104 11 4i UYiMriM LI CO I wv-iv 823-8 Allied Stores overturning truck The cash loss CHICAGO (USOA)-Caftle futures trading choice steers from Mercantile Exchange Chicago: Open High low Close Oct 25 95 25 97 25 85 25 95 Dec 25 30 25 30 25 10 25 25 4 34'a 34V2 34Vj 81 81 277'a 28 208 2038 28Ve i Calif Pack mnrp thnn £45 million Fansieel Met Fead Corp 1 FeomStr 160 Ferrocorp 1 Fiiiroi cp 2 Firefne 120 Flmtkote 1 Fia Pow 120 Fia PL 140 FoodMir 90 FMv Cp 120 Fooe 20a Foro Mot 2 toteUatr 50 Freept 160 FruenCp 150 Gam Sko 120 Accept 110 Gen Cig 120 GenDvnam 1 47 Vi iV W4 Denver Rio Grande 20? a 568 55V4 568 28 57'i 57V4 57'4 24 80 24 80 24 62 24 75 395b 39V8 39' 9 Mountain Fuel 26 19' 18 19'- -9 noli 28' 28 Apr 24 90 24 95 24 85 24 85 OMAHA AP)-(USDA)-Hogsj 8000 barrows and gilts steady sows mostly steady 1-3 200-260! 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StO NJ 225g 46 45 46 StdOilOh 180 54 74 73'a 73Va Va St Packaging 10 22V 21 22 Va StanWar 150 30 76'a 75 76Va -fIStautCh 140 23 19V 18 19 Va'SterlDrug 75 141 56Va 55 55 Va StevensJP 2 34 17 17 17 Studebaker 26 6Ua 61 61 Sun Oil lb 50 32 32 32 Sunray 140 1 31 314 31 Swift Co 2 2 20 20 20V Tampa El 52 8 32 32 Tenn Gas lb 126 41 41 41 i Texaco 240 X73 113 112'a 113 1 TexEastT 90 23 84 84Va 84 40 14 60 60 60 Texaslnstm 1 134 104 lOJ'a 103 Id -35g 225 39 38 38 Textron 180 19- 6'e 6 6 Va Thiokol 57t 33 36 35Va 36 Va Tidewat Oil 94 44 44V'a 44V'a jTimkRB 180 Al 24 24Va 24 Va Trans Air 18 6 IV 60 60 Va Transam 80b 6 43 43 43 Transitron 69 28 28 28 113g 51 36V 35 35V Twent 60o 11 12Va 12 12 'a1 Un Carbide 2 24 58 58V4 SSVa-iUn Elec 112 32 49 46 48 j' 'Un Oil Cal 1 27 53 52 Pac 180 16 25Va 25 Tank 2 12 25 25V 25Va VaiUn AirL 150 55 35 35Va 35 Unit Aircff 2 7 54 54V 54 Vj Unit Cp 35g 80 12Va 12 12 Va Unit Fruit 7 39 39 39 UGasCp 170 45 21 21 Va 21 4- USGypsm 3a 173 36 35Va 36 Va US Indusf 1 56 56 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that is known to date back to the dawn of is a serious responsibility Mexico spends millions of dollars each year to dig excavate restore and study its many ancient ruins lost cities and long-buried historical landmarks Whether unearthed by pick and shovel or found by scuba-wearing skindivcrs these discoveries are adding much to the entire world's understanding of the earth and its peoples in pre-historic times If you want to study some interesting things about send for a free illustrated booklet Write "Know Mexico" Box 1900 New York 10019 15714 155 156Vs 157 161 160 161 161 strong to 50 higher ewes about thf4 new workload that has ere Apr 39 30-B 39 30-B il 28i 28 28 a -f 80 67Va 661 67'4-VaDeC 3 28' 28 28'iViMnr 103 49 475 49 Va" 37 4i 41 14 May 164V 162 164 163 way steady choice and prime spring i aled 5ooo new jobs and at-lnmhs 2350-2425 same grade MritPH rivil sprvice workers 161 160 nfferM B-Bid N-Nominal 161 160 148 147 143 148 shorn spring 2325-2400 utility from other parts 0f the nation and cood shorn ewes 550-650 Jul Corn Sep 126 124 126 124 MARKETS AT GLANCE POTATOES 5V'8 -5'4 b9't -(-' 91 86 84Va 86 2 78 88' 87 87 Va 17 8 8 8 370 24 23 24' -f 7 38 35'4 35 35V 24 677 67 67 77 15 14V1 14V4 17 34'a 33Va 33'a 19 42 41 42 Vi 9 63 63 63 26 104Va 102V4 103'a 2 NEW YORK (AP) Markets i i 117 117 117 121 121 121 121 124 123 124 124 126 125 128 126 Dec Mar May Jul Oats a guu CHICAGO (AP) (USDA)- mocks Mixea neavy uau- Pntntnp arrivals-45: on track tog- 154 total shipments 181: Mixed Treasuries ae-(nniies modsrate: demand 67 161 50' 'a 50V 50 A' AU Ai AMa Sep Gen Motor Jg GenPrec 120 GPuoSvc 5lg PubUt 136 GTel El 112 GenTire 60 GaPacific lb GerberPd 90 GettyOtl 103 GillefH 110a) GlenAld -50a Goodrch 220 Goodyr 125 GraceCo 120 GrandU 60b GranitCS 140 120a Gt Nor Ry 3 Gt West Finl GtWSug 160 Greyhnd 90 Grumn A 8 Gulf M80 2a Gulf Oil 1-80 Gulf SUt 72 Halliburt 150 HamPap 160 Hanna Co la HeclaMng lb HercPdr 60g Hertz 120 Hew Pac 10g Hoff Electron HollySug 1-80 Homestk 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