Show t:i rnei6iio00' 4"4a4 vo r 1 11 ': k t -- I Ckc Zile Zan Treibtritei StockMarketQuotations Saturday Morning September 16 1944 I STOCKS 4t (Salem) In Df Expert Traces VI 's4 1 ' i a t Ailed btra blig Am Airline' Am Am Am Am Am Am Am An interesting analysis of coals past and potential fall from its g 4 9 12 48 t RbtSI Smelt 7i R 181sle 11651 11121 38a41 3S121 W W 20 11! Ii i 71 l 4 t baR 2512- 812- 251 84 Is t: 256111— III i i i First of these events came at I a 2'1' "I 310214110112i10214i 28141 2812'4 :4-- 16! ig iatli I ki8lbeweZ l 57:-- t 1612! 49 14 1 104'4- 10 degrees below seasonal 14 Ils 1471- - 111 14 14 14 - 191214 18144 331 301 52 1: 1 "tt 95 14 4 44 2064 i I Si - av- erage over Utah and Idaho Friday was the coolest day in Salt Lake City since June 10 Few light showers occurred over New Mexico and Arizona Friday afternoon Rain over Washington and the north Pacific coast heralded approach of another storm to Pacific nortiwyest and Fridays temperatures precipitation were: Luw Pree Sears Roe Servel Inc the time of the 1925 anthracite Bridszept 1 3141 341 3141- - It I ell K Coal 116 g I Simmna strike When New England could Li rulF1 47 IMNLf i 115) igat!:?g C01 11111'3131112 :33334:1 lgz1: 14 — Smc Oil 41' obtain its customary anthra- - B6dd Whl 5 9141 14 912 9111 14 -i Vac 511 Soco i 1241 111 121141: i15' 14 2914! 281'0 2941 of the strike Pres a'nnard"at' 30 912! 912! 9141 28 Sou Pme 2641 28: 27 14 241414 South Ry 15i to bring pres- - cape J 5 38 244' 35111 38 le 1 14 High 11141 1014! 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Ta334 cIla 39! sure On the producers said: SO 5C N 11 E:::17e 1:1 4 Albuquerque Ft Oil 34141 Al3 G Atlanta 31 Oil 31141 31414St 22 Ind de 13! them 32 Pas 31141 32 5C they can't get anthracite let D N 56 Tr Fliamarrk '470 l 2751 52 Oil NJ 52 St 14 45121 4544' 4512'e a fia 35 Tr Boise Ida“ Thus New Eng- ggiiterclo' 18 PO 9 10 10 le 10 F9 90 se 114 St & Web t Al 7 28 16 1841 17144i 1841'4- 141 Stude Crp 2714' 28 land turned to oil and natural gas Cole P P l ej 3 2' 3114' 31121 31141 e 914 sunsh M 04 9 ea 14 414 l and "ended a monopoly of the 21 4541 444 45 3' 4' Co 4014 Texas 40 40141 "4 1 3 45 1 In Tr Teo 01I si at 44t 3314 331'4 334 - 11--et t fuel market which 111111 had enjoyed Corn au 11'171i Br 1 1512 4814 48141 48147t:notrn r')!V I !4 1512' about a quarter of a 3 14 11!' 1 14 3 14 9 9141 914 Trartaam I Con '!! 24 2314 25 Tri-231s' i4!! 4141 414 16' 441e lit Next CuAlling points out the I Con 14'1A l 10 31 Crp ww- au Tw 31 31 14 231414 22 2341 114' Jacksonville wage scale for DIL111 con VUlt II ZOl 154 i4Va 11 NI 11 11 d--b C 14 U 771 Ito Carb lb 11 Ink 111I 7614 7741 !A 51 I 111 -- 171es' lake Un 00 Cal ?"4: rninous coal miners created a cost f':"P1 ce"a7 !It 15 2514' — - — 4 :18141 14 4 14 39 14 3'1 4 14 1103141104 tin Pie o 1'4 D i 5 2n 12 time Corn 28 14 of production which 14 1 301411 31 L 23 31 Air Unit 74 3041 29141 30141 Unit Aire the coal industry could not afford ('rue PCP I'III 142' 3:141 i:-14 Ni41 14 Clarence E Moore prominent Unit clp Pf 32' 3614' 36 36144 1 14 A 18 1514 14 14 15 14 in the face of oil and gas competi-c- h 8414! 7' 88 67141 Unit Fruit 4 Ctirilpta Vii'r' 14 68 512' 514 512 Lake businessman died FriSalt 1 le nn 3414113 341i1 i Petir tion & c 2 4114 4114 4114 4 1 u 131 114 s Rub 44141 483414) Dome 14 9 a rn 2214' 11 his home 2011 The next event is given as the Dour AM 22121 1 day 57 57 87 52 8:1141 2141) 8314 414 U $le Sltaki n"Li P (ieirrN: t 381 14 nS --- the II 56 of ' ': 3 Steel 1411 8541 14914 government a 149111 14 obtainingg by - tit Sheridan rd of 1 '5 29 29 29 Air )64 il 4' 37 3814 Walgr Co the price-fixinpower over bitu- EEaton i heart attack War Br Pie 41411 44' 1141 11141 114'4 IA I' 45141 45121 37414 ' 't 1 L W U 111' 41 44 ' 4441 44414 minous coal coupled with John Tel A' : 1FHe was born f!itukt4''1: r li''a li14 l'I'z:: 14 44 14 2N) i Air lir 1 We 4 2ft" Lewis "approval" of subsidized liPiipillatt 14 4 lift 14 1 18 101 5 wes 14 4 4 1884 Feb gem 4a 11 s Hkt 1 14 ' s 1'- I 24 Ili 15i 24 23141 White Mot -i hydroelectric power when he said Vil'1117Io'r ?! 'Ili ' it':--131ft:11 a 10 501 154' 15 willytt-O- v 1514'4 4 4We may through it lose 100 ' 35 lt 34 11 35 12 -' 104 41141 411411 414c4 I- - ' Wlwth rw Son of Charles 5 3914 38141 39141 1 112 'text SAT i million tons of annual coal produc- Fair I'Morlie 2' 3741 3741 3741 S ' and Sarah Nixon 1 39Ls' 39114 31 41 Zen Rad 4041 41 tle tion but what of It we cannot tr:une ITari: I 911 3914 8121 812 811 ! 1i came Moore who Cern 121 Ca ble 5 84 14 4 5 1' 11 5 ERMAT'S SALES -4 Stifle progress" ' 1Gen Btee 35' 3712 3884 371214 14 77' ":" previous dee '727:- -- to Utah with the Today 642280 - t: 675: The third event: The closing 8?:1) PIZ'S I 7lT - : week aro 628560: year ago 111111 I 111111 41 two year pioneers of 1848 t- r ago 417470: January of the coal mines in war times 077dpibnic"col ' 2 22141 2211' S'2"114 155: '''' t O elate 1 199 0470a5: year aro 219- - He Goodrich spent t h e t 50141 4192 41' 504114 112 95 2129 Iwo forcing the president to seize them :041Y? 72345050 ago 111 TAR year' 48 4814 his irt and turning of their management rirPir Mot 334' 514i 5141 !ski early years of au 7' 3712 31121 17144 life in Idaho and 0 N Ry pr t to Mr Ickes all of which will UV fJp ai New York Curb 14' 28121 2812 2413 14 before his mar- - 1 result in the coal operators in- GryhdSugar 171 21 201411 21 Cp STOCKA 14— Oil 17' 43 a contract when Gulf 'A t 4212 4212- heriting a war-tim- e riage " ' ' Ft 13' 45 Holland 45 45 mission for the i l peace comes" Home Mtn i 111 43141 42141 43144 Low Close !Salami High 14 L-- — l 141 0 2filt1 21114 20116' will be interesting to observe HIdaho4 MA'S in S church 61 Am atuperoower 1 Pow 44 2741 2744 27104! Mr Moore 3514 3514 the 3514I the peace-tim- e Chi Flex Shaft 50' 112 Min Cnt repercussions of Interlake 19 15111 15141 151' ar 2! 14 o41 Con Chief 7 11i e war-time 8121 contract on h I nt Hre R110 84' the states 1PC 11141 1211:114 Cities Service 0 7 9 12 2 24 ElfScold & bituminous coal industry 1044 75' 104' Int N Can 18 2914 29141 2912 14 his marriage to Luella Following 2' 07 do 141 9641 004 27! 19141 1111411 1911 Int Papr 14 was active in various he Ifeela Mining 7' Adams Int TAT 74 147 17841 17 14 17141 11 1 1 14 1141 Ar Mount City Con 15 23121 ''13 14 I 1311 21124 businesses agricultural and civic 1 3 Nine Mud Power' 39 Companies Kennecott 3114! 30111 30141 22' 21 21 4' 21 Technlcolor 1 in Rigby Idaho Falls Kreac 8 9 2514' 2512! 25141 NrY YORK ilk pt 15 (AP) (National hr4es 1141 ' 114 enterprises 90' S 11' Inited oat I 3 3812 44t 38141 38121- which time he Association of Socurities Ihrsiers Inc Ririe and 5'1144 P 5514' Utah during 554 pfd 51 cll Ill 50141 51 97111 3 101111 11 Waire Air Lin 10' was treasurer of Jefferson county 714! 74a Bid Asked — 134eNlfr I — 161 1944i 177s 1041'4 114 Total stock 168505 He also served as bishop of Rigby salea Irriday I4 41 Cern Affiliated Fund 12 374 410 Marah 48 shares year ago 215865 2011' Pivtnend Atlanta 124 PI 18141 18121-137 1814' Second L D S ward three years Fund Investors Inc 2422 2210 Martin G L' 39 19141 1812 19114 24 2 99 He came to Salt Lake with his 1! 3112! 31141 31 14 Elec 3177 MO 14 New York Bonds Keystone3 Custoda i 1764 Mid-19 3k do Pet I 5 24 14 23141 23141 in 1929 and was manager A 90 l4-97M family 4 4 do 1811' 17 Mispion IS La CORPORATION BONDS 4 42 M Kikl p11 do 4 171 1111 1111! 1114 14 Lake branch Dayton scale 491 Salt cf t in 31000 (Sales :15 4 Fund Mont Ward 12 50121 41141 501 474 112 Varyland A 51 International Business division 14 710 12141 12111 Murray Quarterly Inc Ahares 1111214' Net Naph-Kol211 1511! 15141 1514 4 In 1935 he started 16441(81 Clooel Machines chg Corp 12 Nat Avia 12 12121 11121 12141 Moore Butcher Supply Co the Nat Flizu'ult 14 22 22 2111 Am & For Pow 5e 2030' 13' 9341 6 10941- Nat C Reg! 3' 31 ail 311a1 32111— Am Tel & Tel 314a 66 the which he was managing 14 Nat Dairy 11 23191 2314! 23141 CHICAGO Sept 15 ( A la —Potatoe--- 12 109 do 346 61 7 33141 33121 33141 14 his of 146 cars: on track 216: tOt21 Nat Inia1111 time death Bethlehem Steel 3112a 52' 1103121 Ai 51 111 121211210 12121 U a stintments S42: oot:111es moderate: Nat Gyps 14 D R W 4e 38 Mr Moore has been active as a 1 12' 24 Lead 23111 24 Illinois C entr al 4 ea a 66' 201 61 l for Idabo Russets dernand good market 14 & Lt1 8111 Nat 0141 14 P Se 77 Miaaouri 6314 108' Pacific firm at eeflint: for beet cluailty northern 841 14 high priest in Eleventh and Unit 3 14 IA 113u1 14 14 market firm for Nat Supply! tockl Southern Paeific 4121 all 1461 72 1 Newmort 281411— 631 2811 l 72 and tradition 2841 off storks bowins dirties versity L D S wards 4140 69 N' Y Cent 14 52 17121 17121 17124 7 omand iowU Smarket weak: Idaho ktuset do 41414 Oregon 62' 621214 1 14 Survivors include his widow: five 44 8141 9 No 1 $3 30 North Da- No Are AY11 11' 9121 Burbarks Union Pacific lot 4s 47' 5107 sons 14 Weldon V Raleigh W D 18 1711 kota Btire Triumphs 17 S at141 1 un- No Am Co 41 18 51 51 Weotern Union 2'10541 5 1 4 7i 14 14 14 wasted S2 S2 2 94: corn- Nor pRettic! wit tte4 3 2 101 14 2A Total soles Friday S5673000: previous Eugene Keith Moore Salt Lake 15121 18 rneretais S2000210 Cobblers U S No Ohio Oil na Par G & FP 10T) 3214' 31141 34 LI : Z4 11:: C1 tZL arw yele'sw7relit:IhaTo): ie'"11 rit714 Lf!Foe rr es 3 5 els' 4 nNo NI' Ils5'0320$niqnan 09720'11 :fniedldPr 5121 5141 Packard 1 to elate : SIB t rieos un- - p Am Airtal $ i 33er 340: $1999482- - rt 28' 3134 31 rommertcals 3114 two Years e &Abed 1230: Wisconsin Cnippewas U S Param Pic'l 64' 24121 25 25 700: year ago $25373830251 Gladys and Ardith Moore Salt I14 1111 1111 114! Park L'tah No 1 S30003 10 iago $1551564700 '14 tuse II': rot ?': 1 I f Cr 24! ?11 ' !I I I I century" i I4Z I : I 11 x a ' f rere It3 I411ILIIItII1 471 i at ' 1 1 41 Pi 1i4 1 i I ' 1004 I 14- ' ' 4 I at aship 1 1 ie -i 44' 68 f f Ik4 i It I LD 5 I t PI I 1 southern 71 Ina1 714 14 1 B-- B-- 1 v Potato Market Arras I 11r drnd 3: 7t IA" c : 4 i Livestock and Agriculture Market Quotations Livestock Market NORTH USDA SALT LAKE 1 it Sept 15 (Utah- - I includes 554 b5 for market and 499 through- - No good or heifers offered gorntrion trucked- to crass rears and heifer" S1 00 ef 10 00 stutter to common cows $600 57 850 can-seto $350: cornfarming down mos grades to $7 on 925 medum vea-erto Crod good SI 200 tt l 4 00 corn mon to mindium 11000 61100 this kinds dawn tet 116 50 1304 Includes 110 for klors—Recelpts feartie4 1070 Lorougb and 115 direct- 110 to 240 lb $15 05 240 to 270 lb $1430 270 to 300 lb $13 50: 300 and above $12 50: light 110$1 $12et0 tit 1350 ' s 1 I ‘ 1 0 4 bI 75- S70 - tt t - tj 10 no: 1175: comninn good surer calves 511I 40 500 total 1300 active: mow) v 411 tere'lledrV- 497"cnt or motendrItuana cohnnef(Te re":117 190 to 240 DOLIWi 4 $1473: heavler t ?r? and S1350: ter rigs complete early clearance Sheep—Salab!e 2S000: fairly active mostly steady with Thursday 39 doubles tcrctlY choice Colorado fat Boring lambs $1440: aever al chnice loads $1423: good and rhoice $13500 14 00 choice truckina $13 75 most slaughter ewes S2750 4 75: CULL $2 00 4t 250! aeveral !nada yearling feelers S825 nothing done on feeding sin : lambs Growers' Market i grandchildren prices:: Friday's Fruits 112006 250 bushel Apples—Jonathan H B cantaloupes Melons— Per crate: "t $2 00 honeydews 125: $100 HAI Peaches—Elbertas szon bushel SMILII late fancy $175 lug Crawford bushel $150 Pears—Bsrtlett $3004? 35( box Plums—Three kinds 5 f1 7c lb Dc lb ti Grapes—S Vegetables Green String 8 a 9e Beans—Per lb: 41 Sc yellow Lake a brother C A Moore Salt Lake three sisters Mrs W F Farnsworth Glendale Cal Mrs J C Fowler Idaho Falls and Mrs W J Conger Pocatello and three 'trine S Contractor Dies I " 1 - 4 1 87 Everett Van Ballegooie father of Ephraim J Van Ba Ilegoole Salt Lake radio patrolman - I I t t 1 :L DEVINE I UPIDOL Allettlf KUTA 11FAlite LIPS 101All '' N ele KZsof - 5 t -I 'N :-- -- - teEMELOD :7'4' 1 : Prtsonted ""'" - — &boScam swot by B t 1: BARRY i DU 88 Thursday at 3:25 age 14Lirg ocraii4ncelulc ettort tosons John Hill Salt Lake City William Hill Compton Cal and Hyrum Hill Southgate Cal five daughters Mrs Mary Webb Lehi Mrs Delphi Smith Compton cal: Mra Venersa Jensen and Mrs n'Iols Jensen Mayfield and Mrs Day 28 grandchildren and 33 Funeral services wilt he conducted Mon' day at 2 F rn In Lehi Fourth J1)8 A ward call at the it chapel Friends inmay Lehi Sundt''y and MonWing mortuary until time of services Burial will be day In 8 P a - I rf - -- a''6011 4Air- t A 0 So ch7i6 emr-pmo- 'd$0: 25-50- c hneep--Kaiab- - 1 0) WZe'111--i- - 7 - - 1 - r- ' I ior 1 ' f A t 1 i - ' 4 S1 k rk kl 1 1 14 1 t 44 4 ir - -- 1 ' ‘L - - I I ' L ) 1 I I Pros-to-m "Tho Drono show" Guest ARCHIE Mgr Duffy's Tavern :30 tonight! KDYL LOCK411D AIRCRAFT CORP 1111111-8- :30 I 1 t r aeafrtifbel Sponsored by Million Dollar Band - ' I ' New Kind of Radio Romance comedy intrigue with the cleverest inter- national sleuth of them all and the ' - DONTm is TO111Gfirl PATSY KELLY ! d -e sA : WOOD I Einsussassmsommiss 1112 ( u - ir I PALMOLIVE PARTY with oil( tiar ednacteiolitteig Mrs 00 -- Guest on William Laurence Hill L 4 :1 C71)1 1 t 0 1- The man called 4 ' 1 ' L in N161"01ta280 lg° I i " i f4t C elry'lr'"iliLL and moots - - ‘ --' 14 f l WIMPIOG ANS C3rinCte2t IMMVM reardi A f 9:30 a m Saturday i - ? ' STATION KIM I 11:30 A M 'IWO LIIIIIIA61014 am al Saturday INAPttll TANNIIIP 7- I f vil 4' ' II' 7- 4 1' a- - I it k t ' I 11164 1fite kr ‘ eow wing 111115111" 44 00' Ne- - ''' IS A RIOT ON I I 0 r"' 1 i" 1 Prmnta by Droso 1 it I A Proctor & Gontbio Shampoo Product t mernalmi Aka I 1 I ''Yllnalt1eP3 'ODD tifine A1UU --- 'Today -' Saturday Sept 16 1914—Mountain War Time Le 9 I OGDEN—Robert Franklin Croxford an 2348 Jackson ave died Friday at 1:30 a m at the family residence after a 7- month illneeLS He was born April 5 1884 at Pleasant Grove a son of William and Hannah Loveday Croxford Ott Aug 5 1908 he married Minnie Viola Taylor E he died in 1922 On Aug 22 1923 ha married Winifred L Jones In Salt Lake City Survivors include his widow and the following sons: Pvt Robert O T Croxford U S army Australia: Ernest R Croxford Salt Lake City: Vauatin O Croxford San Francisco Cal and Franklin Duwayile fWayni Croxford U 14brothve y r Pearl harbor Hawaii and a Blanchard Cmitford salt Lake City 1 CITA-- 570 -- Blue KSL-1I Network M A 160 (?)um els System ''News of the World Dancing Strings Citl S Navy Band Agronsky News 8:00 Its lMartirt 6:16 : 'n' Tunes 6:30 Eskelson News 0:45 Breakfast Club with 7:00 Don McNeill M 0 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 I Prank McIntyre News Corn'a PAR What's Cooktn 8:30 8:55 News 8:45 9:00 Saturday Morning Jam William Andrews (9:25)—News 915 LOrlaN—Funeral services for William of the Lost Land 9:30 Andrews 90 prominent Logan business 9:45 man and former city councilman who died will be conducted Monday at I 10:00 Thursday Fannie Hurst Presents p m in the Logan Third L D 8 ward 10:15 blahop of the 10:30 chapel by Ira LN D Hayward The National Farm and S ward Logan Fourth Home Hour 10:45 -11:05 Chester Bowles 11:00 11:20 Employ News 11:15 KSL TONITE 8:45 11:30 W A C Proirrern Paul Carson Plays 11:45 :: 20 ICLO-1- IKDY10-13- twor k Ric lin' th I I A M &ting I I I 1 World Coverage News South of the Border I 7'' 430 0—Mutua1 System!) —intermtn Network I Rural Rhytirts os Spike Jones 8 :00 t- 8:16 : 8:30 48:46 HA Sept 15 —Hogs— Feet-2- 0(q 25c dozen bunchesWorld News died at his home 1461-7t- h News East 3900 Active steady 4Rhythms for Saturday Salable 2500: total 160-247:00 0 3c lb Cabbage-2 B Club Program lbs $1445: Livestock Good and choice I Carrots-2bunches 7:16 Iowa $12000 1300 30c dozen causes 50 3:30 at of natural Rerrta 000 140-15- 0 Paiwol Yawn Friday lbs $1401141 1445: most $1425 News Musical U B No 1 00 Cauliflower—Per lb: 240-lb OGDEN Sept 15 over butchers 'owe and 10c:: U World News Voice of the Army— upwards: 2 4tt 5c Express P- - m7:46 stars $1370: few feeders up to $1425 —17scalpts 710: includes 320 for market lTt 250 crate Celery—$225 280 through and 110 direct Mostly steady: 1800 total Cattle—Salable 1500: on Ed McConnell Parade Smilin Corn-2- 06s 14 ®Youth bunches News I dozen 1857 in 30e was He 11:00 born Jan Overnight I to medium crass fat steers $s 50 Steady bids 25e lower Canner and cutter 14' i 1110o lug Buster Brown Clang pickier 75e t'kongs of Gene Autrf I 10 5‘1: fess cuttrs $700 O 7 50: com8:16 i cows $550e'd 6 75: common and medium on and 100 Holland of 00 per Babe Ruth Joseph mon beifera $9 50 madlum crass cow Antjae C1 Crrhs Youneterir cows 4725o 1075 good cows $12-008:30 10e lb green 20 CP I:ii Plaithes of Ufa With $9 50: canners and cuttra $ 4 50 e 5 50: ?paler' and calvec sitadv: veaters top 25eOnions—Picklers had Jesters Van Rainbow Rouse lie Jesting 6:46 Ballegoole VerMay dozen bunches anedutro bullo late Thurs lay few 11450: trade slow steady at week'" tie3 lb 4K-- C Peppers—Sweet 1003 ejlbs:tie Irish Cobblers lived in Salt Lake City 40 years Jamboree starAng Di Children's Bibis Hour tO crass steers S1200 itt s'Nelys edlunt of :00 Potatoes—Per crass heifers $1200 good clir 1125 105 Let's Pretend and was a building contractor 4000: total 5500 Ac- $175o Bradley Curley 9:16 Bliss 200 $1756200 VPIP IP rt $13 SO lit 14 00 to ootie good to 25c star- In Rations lambs tive Native 44 45c dozen bunches (Pashions steady 4Me1ody Radishes---4- 0 spring two sons Roundup Hookey include 9:30 Survivors 540: includes 280 for higher: All other classes unchanged: good 5 6c lb ring Andy Devine Squash—Zuclni 9:46 ma:titat and 260 tbroucli 4 Steady top and choice S3 to 93-i- b Idaho spring lambs J and Carl Van Balle30c dozen bunches Ephraim Turnips-- 25 $13 05 co rood and choice 180 to 240 lb $14 00 medium grade western of $1250w Alex Dreier 125 Tomatoes-9(i)Tbeatre per Today 0c Ogden $100 lug Qnig 10:00 buttners: 241 to 270 lb $1430 270 to 1275 good and choice natives $1375 U bushel goole Salt Lake City two daughThe Old Corral 1 0:16 Glenn Killer's 300 $1350411375: over 300 lbs $13 00 1400 shorn slaughter ewes 5475 down I ters Mrs A Dalebout Salt Lake Novatime el 1325: 180 to 1s0 lb Newsmet 1 0:30 Calling All Girls choice western feeding lambs and $1300E01350 good S H Bell Mrs I Junior League Program News 10:13 Bins Writs 27 5 ft 1350 s 3 large!le City and Meyer medium to good Wool Market 10:46 &leap—Recall:it-9335: includes 8475 S124001300 25 grandchildren and 28 $1150 foe market and 880 throurb No early eisAdventure Ahead )Grand Central Musical NEW YORK Sept 15 (AP) —Estimated Cal 1 II :00 Tsain with ' att eo: asicine fully etesely to fetronict late Station C0111(1 1!) Ken Bennett 1 1115 sales in wool tops were 60000 pounds Grease wool was inactive - trbocaday II I :30 al claseas steads 14 doubles Consumer Time Report to the Nation Funeral services will be conductplaying requesta cocA and choice Idaho and Utah orme Range of Leading Futures Certificated grease wool spot 920 Michigan vs Iowa Pre I 1 :45 Istrtml $1340: 3 cars $13 15: 2 loads CHICAGO Sept 15 I AP) —Wheat: m 10:30 a 260 at ed norninsl at Monday 1111A mrxed fat and teatime Orecons $12 75: S Wool tops futures closed 2 to 5 cent E South Open lug! friends where 5 tionbl rnb December la 5 bid: Ser1t132 14 choice Temple rood and October SI 5714 $1 57 hicher $1 57 reading $157 Afternoon Programs R 1 51 is 116 5 bid SI2 25012 40: 2 loads Oregon feeders Dec 124 0 bid: March 15114 15234 CANDIDATE-FOU S SENATE 1524 may call Sunday from 4 to 8 p rn &MIMI 4 donblse ewes wool tops 1 1335 14 S1150: Certificated cool 4in spot 1491 May 14712 to Ticket and Noon services No- - 1 and 2 pelts $4 25 fy 435 sorted Pi coo It Republican Monday prior 139nominal Juiv 140 1387a 139 Dick Eskelson News Corn: World News 12:00 Game db bas Bodges Nays Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Flight Football 12110 Speaking to the I)elegates Assembled Ladli Nr rir--s Sept 15 A 1 0713 1 07 13 8 A 0 Dec 12:10 amg I I 107 Haven 12:15 REPUBLICAN YOUNG for Harmony with the Play by Play Tommy Dorsey' Oreh 12:16 Memorial park salable 400: livss active but ste- Ni ay 1 0834 1 0534 1 0512 1 05 S vs Iowa Frank McIntyre News SMichigan Speaker Latin-A12:30 LEAGUE OF UTAH CONVENTION neruilr otestOtt- - few medium to cone! epees Ju:v Description by Bill 12:30 Rhythms 104 L'a 105 104 104 12:50 Sen Thomas Sea Hawks— 00: medium 504714 Stern betters 1245 $12 NEWHOUSE HOTEL the at $11000 Oats: 12:46 t -- 12 50: reedttrin i Asked Bld to rood cows $10 2545 R1 R214 21i g114 12 10- - cutter and common $ s 25 o 10 oci: Football Game 1:00 I Michigan vs Iowa This la Halloran fi 14 "YOUTH'S STAKE IN THE 1:00 - 5914 031t 0214 594 IN Metals Bingham imannore and mottsre $n256 800: medium Dec 1:15 11‘ 57 58 56 58 I 1:15 I 0611 May 051 Bristoi bt7111 I Stlyr $o rood 00 011 ELECTION" $950 1944 1:30 111'v 14 54 55 54 Bob S4 5512 Orch 1:40 ertivet--Rala- bier Chief Consolidated etrong's 75: steady: medium to 1:45 (55 73 Silver 1:44 food ireaucht Pr catvelL 12 00 fr 14 50 PEHUM 4NYITED Pe p 92 92 9414 Clayton 9414 03 Colorado Consolidated Floro—ralable stead's: 150: active 95 9336 9414 2:00 9514 121" 12 Your Church and Yon -Combined Metals 2:00 tb etnicse 1 oft to 240 poor dig Ier Attend Meeting or Tun in KSL 94 98 9814 9514 12 1212 2:15 I Comet Coal'n 1115 75 beavier wet "Mts Sl500 : ynedium May °Alr Lane Trio 2:15 I I I 91 91711 91 901ps 04 II (Paid Political Adv by Young Republi- If 2:30 I1Horace Heidt and Ms 02 Crescent July CiEColumbia lttlfwee sows- S14 00 fis 1475: m:001ann mcs Beldame 14 Eagle Dr Rose 67 Homer Widtsoe Track 2:110 Symphony Handicap °Aqueduct can League of Utah) 1412 1312 Barley : Eureka Bullion Crew 11S 50614 50 IS:45 Orchestra 16sRhythm 114 1 Workshop 02 02 2:44 I heact of department of home eco100 13 10o Sept Eureka Lily Shea p—ia abI a none rockt to r hate 213 9414 Dec 9514 9512 Eureka Standard 9434 25 I 3:00 seopled iambs Quoted S1350 or nomics University of Utah was Board 4)Your America °Nair Bulletin SC It Maw 896is 3:00 8934 15 14 Sliver Born Concert 3:15 Saturday Bulletto Board cont 1 814's Tidwell 04 PORTLANI D 8712 3:18 0834 a woman 15 f APWFAI- -- July as described of riept 1(isliother e 4 i p integrity "lig Dad and I 1 Point PO With I Pride 1 °Babe70 Rhodes' Orcb Mt City Copper 11:1 and total rows—sashi 150: largely :'' --- : 7 character and industry by Dr '10i-f 7 W000 ciettr-o-n 3:45 Wristlet 71 70 Food for All to tibisfrip ISO to New Park rnackt 3:45 06 05 240 bound' saLahle S15 75: heavier and Produce New Quincy Thomas emeritus George S11 president Howe News News 55 News 1cbter 5'' wosibts $15 tlY00 down to $13 SO: North Lily Sieersteas Serenade 401 0 r 4:00 o4 5 Wilson News :People's Platform r c lad 'sows 0 F A miNnrum rim-E-S 0812 of the Universty of Utah at S1250 1300 feeder Piga Ohio Copper Hit Parade Qllorle IHeadline BUTTER £12 00 013 00 17 1i Con Soldiers At Park With City Co Wings services Calla in Hill funeral °Hawaii ! 444305 1:17ri 4:30 Capitol astd total 507 calvpm c--:1 75 2 25 111 43 score Park Utah $ qinWorld Today News of Living !'!' !! 25:Cattialahle 20 19 trinetir nominal arek g market serve- P2 scor L D S ward chapel Friday after4219 Prince Consolidated sa ' r's's ritharly steer" $1525: but little above 001i 4212 2li4 Coarrt 80 004 Royston Hill Field presents icor To be arnouneed 5:08 Call Me Joe noon American Eagle In : me4 00 5:00 3 5o Kin? Coal $1250: gratis bifera 89 score $ll000001200: 414 Silver Garden Gate 518 cows $s Britain dium to rood 471050: rood 30 26 5:15 "--Silver King Western I Dr '''''''''71!i4 "' 'E-a Widtsoe died in I'rhey : On rkenic-iTuesday News: 5:38 Labor reale-- a S13 004713 50 EGGS i Webster Busse 02112 Stage Everybody 02 Silver Shield Speaker Says— Henry 5:30 SP'e"--alti- kbe and total none nt""nfnal- Larre white specials dozen Music Sports News 5:45 0214 Salt Lake hospital of cerebral n2 S Oren Tar 48 °McIntire's Baby 5:45 softros lambs salable about $12 00 Large white extras dozen 08 rho'" 0t40t thrombosis 44 Tintic Lead Other speakers 10 :' a round common SaCs3:: good Lame white standards dozen 1 80 1 75 37 Tintie Standard owes onotatile $300 ft 325 11 S 12 Dr Adam Dr Bennion 40 tValiter Medium vhits extras dozen Mining Evening Programs 2 8712 John T 2 75 Ha Sugar corn tit IDEISTYR Scot 15 (WFA 1 —Cat tle— 1A'ahlquist and Dr John 10 S712 11 25 Ida Sugar pfd Ilt 15 (AP)—Butter— CHICAGO Sept itaabie 700: caves Inn:- - fadev active: News Keith Clarke State Nutrition Council i! Music in War and 6:00 Yours i A Widtsoe Burial was in Salt Firm market till- Confidentially 8:01 receipts 260130 lbs:10261 comnlate: all classes vastly: ma- : chanced FRIT') AY'S SALES Trade Wind Tavern— London Column Peace Master 14 sour I cases: 615 1 d:71m crass Lc's—Receipts fat steers S12 00 ill 00: unsEttled 8:18 c Lake A Hnrn Silver 1412 at 1000 City cemetery Gilbert and Sullivan '':1 Casa Loma 6:30 Time to medium crass fat heifers OCisco Kid Ine poultry—Weak receipts 8:30 Howell 1000 at 7o Bob Trout News $ot 00 05 12001 rood cows $11 on 0 1175: 43 trucks 1 car 11:445 use Leonora 3ono kt cancommon to medium $9 00 North Lily 100 et 51e Z '7:00 His Parade Barn Dance— °Chicago Theater with NEW YORK Sept 15 ( AP)—Butter— 7 00: ers watt cutters 4500 la 01070: stroic 7:00 Park City Con 4000 at 17e unlbs common e to firm cutters bulls 340382 7:15 S800: Receipts Marlon Claire welyht prices at 7:18 1000 1500 at leaNationai TopmThis" Park IZe)Your 14eSpotlite le: Cheese-253309 Bingham s A00 e s75: rood at ceiling $12 000 12 50: changed no Band Prima 7:30 1 7:30 Eggs-13- 377 nomnal cull ard common $S 004110507 medium Irintle IA:ad 1000 at Stie quotations Serenade Mirth Qui 7:45 Melange unmaDresPed Si firm 12 00: calves th rood 11050 poultry—Firm prices Ter Balker by 2000 at 214e: 2n0n at 2e ze Live poultry—Firm nors' to heavy : good trocxer and feeder steers changed Musical Autograptup 100 at lie 100 at lie Wa 8:00 News Saturday Serenade Wood—Patsy I °Gunnison I 8:00 1Barry Dee with Guy Lomhardo ?iiNlavor of the Town y Show 8:15 II I Shady Valley Barn 88::3105 X Man - ' Called The :-Ole Grand 8:30 ce Da with Unlisted Stocks Opry Renae Dee Jackson s daughS Adam Bennton ALEX 4A 8:45 Emcee DREIER Ford Whitey with ter of Thomas and Tillie Urelak Jackson famd ir I Kearns cited in a Salt Lake hospital Thurs-1-Bid Asked ‘ t I 0 i 111 i tt teS Church of the NBC 9:00 11 p in of sclerema neonatorum at i day e I dit 4 8 30 8 Survivors include ir Amalg Sugar & pfd it Stowe Bortinz Leland 1 don Sanctum and Vallee of the The Show 11 (i)Inner Matt 9:30 95 Com Church of Christ Rudy Analysis Wagon parents Mr and Mrs Pet Uzelak bait I 4i 0 1 National Tunnel s ::: Lake with Edith Gwynn (9:55) Sports 9:45 Something for Girls City N 261 week's news and forecast of Utah Fire Clay will he conducted i''''' ''' services 1 4'4' Gaturd : News I 51 50 KSL 53 50 Keith Clarke Utah P & L S6 pPld : s 0 Orchestra 0 av at 11 a rn In Mt Calvary ceme0 Omit-1 '''' "-j(37:11 47'Nheowms ()Jimmy future fronds 1 g::131 2 55 50 57 00 Utah P 41 L $7 as Peluva's °mil tery Friends may call at 115 Redondo 10:15 — I Speaking of Sports 1 Z C M I 77 00 74 50 ave Faturday rrom 10 to 1030 a ro You World News Orch: (e Three Suns Trio 4 Posters 10:30 Jimmy Want trtotTste : MAD News R 2eraralg--111FLee Castle's Orch tilLea strum& pianist Utah Power & I!ght $7 3 At $5550 10:45 Speasored by NEW RED HEART News Parade of Banda with11:00 Carmen Cayalerro Or Popular Dance Oren— 11:00 DOG FOOD Over the Counter the Nation's Out11:15 I I trtuVaingiamEloati nsra:11'it' Mrs Ruth °liken r1le4 in a Salt Lake I 11:115 1 OOcc I Banda kit Katiere Oren- 11:30 etealtding ®Populrr 11:30 i hospital Friday at 6:50 p m of cardiac i Bid Asked 11:55 News 11:45 decompensation 11:46 SATURDAY I Arnalsr Sucar corn l$ 4 05 $ 4 20 Round-UNears p Good Night Sat Night Dancing 12:00 R 70 laRt Minute Newe44 ft 50 do ord I 1200 : Good Night 12:05 Good Night First Security Corn 36 00 12:15 27 00 Party — lAtteat Hit 12:15 l'--- ' 63 ' 1 Indenendent Coal 70 Tunes 12:30 Newt and Clint-le1230 W 51 8imonis 127 lid South f t 12:55 Newa ' ' 12:45 VtIlintIlinnmruFe11:uTri :719ffrirr247-4Tr''''12:45 died Friday in a $alt Lake hospital is! Zg 1:00 (Plod Born on Night 1:00 27 wan Mr 1893 Simnnist Aug 11 A M 111J77:117:LR313 sbonds 1901 p2 zwrvier onmmand at air Ogden employed aaso Provo 1240—KOVO 111600 Mato& Price: Broadcast 1450—KEut latermoontato Platwork Loa deaith 111450 nil field al the time of Program OM — 1 I 111 A Az)010 ) ANDY) 4 Robert F Croydon' Rites Alonday I: 1! lieth YEAR—SINCE I ( iiilA - A Malt Njd) "5 1 atalgtelece - I n Mrs DRAPER—William died at the home 1 t V t - t 1 1 presented by seph : : k t ( 11 KS!L I -- C Illn irlicad Lehi Ida--Jo- lIannah d 1t Ga: 1 i 1 I 4 4 Johnson Joseph I Breao Oscar H Captehl Si 2030 E 33rd South died at his home at 7:30 a m of causes incident to Friday age A native nt East Mill Creek h was born Feb In Ihti3 a son of Carl and Ho was a curolitia aimg reit Caption farmer Mn his include widow liurvivorp Raeback Lythgoe Capson fiv suns Oscar Wilford Carl John and Leroy Capson: a Mn Florence Peek Salt Lake daughter two brothers George Capson Blackfoot Ida and Edward Caption Salt Lake lour sisters Mn LOMB Bath Mrs Lottia Crowther Mrs nettle Haughty Sict Lake Mrs Clara Snedaker Loa Angeles: 25 grandchildren and on ' ni! : at 4 Nt I Oscar IL Capson B-- 2! S-- I Annie Crowton lindrhead AL naLaker died in St Louie Sept M according to work received by bait Lake relatives Friday Sh wax born in Salt Lake City In 1863 II Frederick and Sarah Ann daushteSheormoved erowton to Mt Louis with ber In where he bas since re1809 parents sided Survivors Include two dktighters Mrs 3essie Skinner Mild Mn Marie Ilunne St Louis two letere Mrs S A Phillips Salt Lake City and Mrs Charles Ackerson California and six brothers Fred Frank William and Charles Crowton $alt Lake City Cyrux and Earnest Croton Calitor nut tiv 7I I I I j acitte Annie 11-1- i Tr 03 Tr 1 - J4 ri l Investing Ty ' ' '''' filled Munde ies ai::' Tr " ' I 1 A" r -1- : P ' ' s'e Saturday 10:30 a in Eleanor Quintana ''''- ' was born Nov lirt 1889 in Virginia nil lied lived in Mut ‘ i ray 2n years Its was a risrmer ': : Survivors inelud ' v his widow Mrs Eva ' a k Jomisan: five (laugh-ten- s ! 4 Lois Jamisan Mrs James Ellesen : la -4 7 and Mrs David H f 4" Newman Murra y Mrs Harold Johnson 0 4 ''''' and Mrs Elian D ir e Farkorel Lewiston a sister Mrs Mary J r J Cal and e ti r o vs moven grandchildren Mr Jantikan Hit 4' ' ' 1 illness ' 4 4 J"''" I I '' 1 Lewis Rown Janitilan 75 died at Ms home in Murray Friday fala lingering lowing - 1 1 82 85 fi6 66 84 - :'x'- i 1 i ' s5' I 1 GueslArtist Gloria Jean Teen-Ag- e Fashion in Jive Tafk Comedy Drama Swing Music I --- MURRAY— at 1 I 66 90 "Calling All Girls" i :! Salt rLake weather data: Precipitation for period ended at 5 p m none Precipitation for September robe 40 Precipitaaccumulative deficiency tion since Oct 1 1833 acctimUlative excesa 441 Sunrise expected Expected41 maximum 70 minimum Lewis Bowen 4 1 1 I 1 M 1 I 4 ?tv ct at that flenP NeY-:- : Rock Springs WY0— Salt Lake Airport San Antonio Tex San Francisco St Louis Seattle Vi'esh l'n'er!tlan! WYP D C waaninFtnn Yellowstone West 63 61 71 38 ill 37 46 61 49 56 57 47 65 24 PAYSON—Mrs Weber Sarah Ann Ileckstead Susie Mower Elmer 93 early Utah pioneer and the Thompson 43 County—Mrs Wife of Milton W Thump-so- n oldest resident of Payson died Thursday died of Roy Friday morning in an afternoon of infirmiOgden hospital after operation '' ties of age taeharia r and par- her major include Survivors w a s i She t-born soenntss aPnideludaatultghtlleir 7v Stflirr7leythZoBte'leinkjwRineg-March 14 1851 at c cow- - ' Traders' Point Pot- nee and Gary Reed Thompson k Roy: Mrs tawattamle Co Iowa ' ij' Nelda Groves Gallup N M:: two sisters' Ii -—' a daughter of Sidney Mr! View Amelia i Diekamore Pleasant i : a n d Ann Marcus y and Mrs Ruby Perry Willard: also the: P Beck- a '' Em4" Sophia Rollins and half brothers sisters followhig ''' ' She came to ‘' stead mett J Creamer U S army Woodrow2 Utah with her parents Wilson Creamer U S army south Pawhen 18 Months old cific Herman Ben Creamer U S navy crossed th They Mrs Delinda Andrix Baldwin Park Cal — with ex teams Mrs Sybyl Harkins Richfield plains Ida and " and arrived in Salt 'Lake valley Oct 3 - 4$ '' '- H'i lived 1852 a Union Fort first in They 41' lk and then West Jor- 00DEN—Eleanor Quintana ''- 'kt 4 P ' ' clan Tony P and Fern Martinez daughter of i the Indian 1643 Stephens ave died ThursDuring Quintana war troubles she met rn In an Ogden hospital lot- day at 6 p Elmer at the She ALS born May Henry ' ' Rust ranch near Utah 6 1944 in Ogden were marlake SUrVIVOINI the include the parents: ried Mar 31 1866 a grandparents Mr and Mrs Patricio Quin- ll in the old Salt Lake Mr Mrs I tana and and Itstlph Ogden Mrs Elmer I L D E n(10 VI' Me flt Martinez McPhee Colo and a brother i house They made their home in Payson Stephen Quintana Ogden and vicinity scept for 11 years in Sivier I courty Het died Dec 14 1928 at ths age I' of 87 years H Her surviving children include two sons H Johnson Orrin Elmer Payson: Sidney B Elmer BANCROFT four daughters Mrs Ann E 58 Bancroft died afternoon of Birdseye Willson Mrs Lodisa Jones Mrs Lillian a heart ailment whileThursday working on his farm Haneock Payson: a brother Sidney Roberta eouthweet of here : sisters Mrs widow are seven besides his Surviving Rust Tal- IPOns and daughters J Lewis Johnson Fr W Midvale Utah: f Johnson madge Mrs Illiva 1 Christensen Fait Lak City: Mrs Norma J Nelson Idaho Fails: Mrs C IL McDonald Lorraine Illobbs Albert F arid Lots H John son four sisters and brothers I Hanna h C R Mc Don- Mrs Bancroft: FirRRON tf Deimar Tate and Hans aJrthn Id aid SJ wickm of John William McDuna Allan grail Mn t died at the home of a daughter a Johnson a brief illness 'Acivilian of the Japanese alio 10 'Ruth Petty following include six sotto Frank Mc- grandchildren William McDonDonald Portland Ors la ald Vallejo Cal: Jed McDonald Price Vern McDonald Rains: Georg McDonald c Medonald the Grint with army Dragrton 711A I in India fiv daughtere Marian McDowi' t aid Portland Ore : Mrs Marcella GunderaA l':i-41: Mra Jennie Duircluo Co-rM Dragerton: ri ik and lumbla : Mrs Ferron Ruth Petty - - ittit:1-t- Mrs Faun Duncin Man :33 grandchil1 t dren and 20 i :' Death Claims IDeaths I 1 0 I 89 86 90 65 77 60 Susie M Thompson ROY St8vsrla i I for 44 - i I I &TIFIc(-11pciA- 351 I I 1! I 4 ' 1i If I ' I 1lotitut" ' 3 11 Oklahoma City Omaha Neb Phoenix Pocatello Elmer B --- -7 TO LISTEN - 1 4 2 42! 94' t DSilt ?r131 i i : 5612i 2112i 141a33 33 3241 42141 4241 11 111 57 Ii 57411 161-2- ! 16 25 4914' 4841 4t3 15 1412 59: 10141 2' 19141 1941 30 1814 1711:41 51 33141 3341 52 3014Ilyt 143: 3044 4i 95141 05 4 20 3 20 6i 171 19 12 Ea i l iDeatlis ---- Lgl lit 16A15!4- - 2841 5641 211 Rendl Reeprntth Sti 131 Tob Rey 3411 1314: 14112'e 1 32 32 3Mit! 391l 114 10111' 10141 t4 32 Puure 011 R C A It i: 19 141i Boeing Air! 14ineirdtaaCr o II I -- t Is 1'4 - s 16141i 31 ii ::a 1841 1 I 111 I events Patino M l PenneyIt 1RCi Penn a l Pepsi-ColDc'cil Phe:psElec Phila Phileo Corp! lasti Phillips Procter&G It Str'N Pub I's 4111: t t5 Ifs la 53-- i "! Itio 116115 71 4314 7111 3- - i 171551 "monopmDlistic" position in t h e Zricr s'F! A! 6211: 6Tt: tint: 36 fuel w o r I d was presented re-- 1 Au c Linel 12 34asi 36 le 11 14 1314 14 Corp Avia Corp 94 4 cently by George H Cushing dean !las 47414 47i! lozy cC Bald 11 21711i 2112 217s of coal observers and editors He & AC'ircl 13 7610 712' 7124 Pealt e attributes the peace-timloss of 32 1012 9111 10 l Ll coal as a fuel to certain definite 1:epr Intpild 4 i 55 55 55 ' a 44 3814221611216014161121 T1 Anacoounrcia a II i 112 88421 tiSki co 1 39 391151 ta 115111 Va '‘A rnm 24 t15 3914 2 I Cng I Is Itiasie 334 ati 744414 74'641 Shies 2 i Close 1144 39Is 40 3614i P M) CURB SALES (12-Horn Silver 500 at 141)sc New ciulney 4000 at 6c (Furnished by S A Mogi A Co members ot New York atoek exchange) Low Close Change High Industrials 14424 14334 1440S up 112 Rails 3909 3914 3682 up 38 24:47 Utill'ties : 14 2423 2440 up 16 Bonds up 10106 unch Commodities 7:— 9315 Net Ii Sarah A Utah: Fair slightly Saturday Increasing cloudiness 1Varmer Sunday with light rain in north Salt Lake City: Fair slightly warmer Saturday Increasing cloudiness light rain Sunday Idaho: Partly cloudy Saturday rain north warmer south NV3oming: : Fair and warmer Saturday Neada: Clear and warmer Saturday 55 15 have titi:Itttasco Mont Fall temperatures 72 56 west most Denver over Colo 60 of 75 the spread Colo 78 60 as a mass of cool air moved Grand Junction es 74 60 Tr 95 67 eastward across the Rocky Las Vegas Nev 76 53 Paul MinneapolistSt mountains Friday Tempera- New 89 73 Orleans 84 67 64 i to New York City tures have dropped to five 64 41 Ogden Al-erag- es 2 11111! 191i: 7 10J Can c A P! Loco T & Tob Low I 111 Alita-- By the Shift Boss ' I4 tiundred1) itialesi High 15: Atr iieduc 15 40 Ex Admmz Coall Prestige 1 Weather Intermountain warmer ' 'Dow-Jone- s JDeaths 730 1 i i 1 z 1 1 - g 4-- 1 - ' 1 - 1 le tiocs---Recalo-ts - Ore-Son- 66-11- a great-grandchildr- en Dr Adam t - - I 1 Bennion - L Stock Lists Last Rites Held For U Teacher I - - L I alk I — f Con" &bare-Sweethe- art '2- - 1 ' - s : cia-rne- e :::: Deaths 21 Renae - 4 g' u1 1 g GIRE URANC g 0 ) JO - I 0 1 MIT I I I ftt‘:14 sou Ve21pcit n:v2 to - ' --- -- - - - - - - - - - -- e '''' -' - '' - - - -- ' - ' " — — '' ' - ''' - ti - - --- - -- - ''''' : i 745 — - 846 930 045 ': - -- 10:00 I(DYL A it - I " Every Charles Simonis I C11:16401141"-2113Ca- - :: igig Ruth Olsen IIS COLINSE - — 21013 A INSIIAMIC - ir: I - t 2 1 1- - -- 8:i' ' Valley d 1 ::: :f t Jackson '1:- - 1 ed cots-1m00 0 " ' - 12-P- TO - - 415 445 1 lei- ' 330 7 - - 4 - 1:' |