Show World Again Looks With Favor On Silver Silver the turbulent white metal seems about to regain Its rightful place in tho the sun of FroWned upon and virtually dis discarded dis- dis discarded carded as a monetary metal by bankers of the western world silver for centuries has been a foot toot football football ball of politicians and bankers Its It's only supporters wore a handful ot of western senators and represents represents- representatives tives and a group of western miners Silver reached its lowest ebb in In 1932 when the price dropped to a alow alow alow low of 24 14 4 cents an ounce Short Short- Shortly ly 13 after that time timo through the ef at- efforts forts torts of western politicians and mining men the silver purchase act was enacted which provided for tor the purchase by the tho treasury of ot silver sliver at cents an ounce Silver thus purchased was minted at an ounce the tho government making the difference In the form of Under the Green act certain amounts of silver were sold to the arts and d industries at cents a ounce On December 31 1945 the Green act expired leaving the silver manufacturers to seek their silver upon the world market The western silver bloc Is do- do demanding manding an ounce and the eastern manufacturers maI are now seeking a compromise of ot around 1 11 per ounce With silver sliver bringing better than 1 an ounce in some foreign coun coun- countries countries countries tries whose paper currencies have collapsed it is no Wonder that the arts and industries are willing to togo togo togo go a little higher to get their metal It If you would like to do Utah and the West a favor encourage your representatives In Washington to continue their fight for silver as the first step toward rehabilitation tion n of the metal SILVER SIJ KINO KING MING MINE RETAINS INS OFFICERS Directors of or Silver King Coalition Mines Co reelected all officers at a meeting held Wednesday The officers are David Keith president Thomas F. F Kearns vice president James Ivers vice president and general manager Mearle G. G Heitzman Heltzman manager of or operations and S. S B. B La secretary and treasurer STOCK SALES THURSDAY New Park 1800 ft 0 ft East Utah Utah 0 2000 0 1000 0 2 1421 1474 2800 Park Nelson Nelson Park Premier 1500 Premier 1500 20 c 2000 0 1000 0 20 c 19 c. c 0 New York Exchange Park Utah Utah 2500 2500 Q ft Silver King Coalition 1350 13 FRIDAY New Park Park 1000 East Utah Utah 1574 Park Konold 50 50 c Park Premier Premier 1500 1600 22 c I Silver King Western Western Curb sales New Park Park ft East rt Utah Utah iWO 1700 cj Silver SUver King Western Western t SATURDAY New Park Park SO 50 t 1600 ft Park City Con 2000 2000 68 6 1000 East Eat Utah Utah 1 O Park Konold Konold Park Premier 1500 Premier 1500 Silver King Western Western New York Exchange Park Utah Utah Silver SlIver King Coalition 1200 1200 1312 ft MONDAY New Park Park 24 2400 I Park City Con Park Utah Utah Utah-loo East Utah Utah BOO 1400 Q i Keystone Keystone i Park Konold Konold 1000 Park Nelson Nelson 1000 1000 15 c Park Premier Premier 25 c 0 OO 2500 New York Exchange Park Utah Utah Silver SUver King Coalition 1275 i TUESDAY I New Park Park 30 6 0 I I 1 1300 0 Park City Con loo 69 J. J I I u East t Utah Utah 1100 0 2 0 j 1200 1000 Park Konold Konold Park Nelson Nelson bOO 1000 Park Park Premier 1000 1000 34 c 0 e 1500 0 2500 0 El Silver King Western Western New York Exchange Park Utah Utah 1200 1200 Silver SUver King Coalition Coalition 2900 2900 Q 1325 WEDNESDAY I New Park Park 2252 2252 0 Et 11 t 80 so Park City Con e 0 ij El East Utah Utah 0 2500 0 0 2000 El 2 DOO 0 Park Konold 2000 Konold 2000 0 0 Park Nelson Nelson 2500 2500 26 26 Park Premier 2000 2000 Silver King Western Western New York Exchange Park Utah Utah 0 Silver SlIver King Coalition Coalition 1800 0 1300 SHIPMENTS New Park Park Utah Consolidated h Park Utah K etley Silver SlIver King Coalition cons I Total |