Show THE OGDEN fUTAHr STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER R NEW YORK Ty Allis FerJhirdDay 1 PEW Tifst time 34 42 Hofle & 46 14 Va 32 62 157 4 73 V - HI j Cardiff Central Standard vv ' Chief Con j r Clayton Silver: Colorado Conj lColb Rexall Combined Metils Comet Coal'n Comrnonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil i Crpff Crown Point Eureka RTgons E 'Crown Poiht East Standard E Tin Coal'n' East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Cold Chain Great Westerns Grand Deposit mHorti Silver r koueii fldian Queen Kennebec i j i J Loews i Kentucky-Uta- h ! " ! 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Rose as a hospital apprentice and Smout as an aviation machinist's mate 2153 City Court Fines Motorist $250 1 JSTorman L Peterson 37 of 2748 in city Liberty was sentenced court today to pay a fine of $250 or serve 125 days in jail vhen he admitted a charge of drunken driving The defendant was arrested and Sept 28 near Thirty-eight- h Washington No accident was involved police said DEATHS Leonard R Hickman 0 m 64-6- 5: 58-6- 53-5- 50-5- 47-4- 2: 36-3- 6: 62-6- 4: Harold 37-5- 56 Brown 64-6- 59-6- 53-5- 54-5- 5 42-4- 41-4- f£j 1 fv Wfy KWJ IH mML 1 ng ton Her claim was referred to the city attorney I W 7CLCA i Ml I : r E Mr and Mrs Howard C Hanson announce the Twenty-eight- h birth of a daughter bept 28 in the Dee hospital The grandparents are Mr and Mrs George R Tipton 2629 Madison and Mr and Mrs Ivan L Hanson Oelwein Iowa Mrs Hanson was the former Alice Tipton ei A- - BlJkcd V?AR last A sDecial Ogden high school homecoming program will broad cast from radio station KLU irom seven-thirt- y to eight' o'clock toannight Ogden school officialshome- t Vn's:r 2VD aor ffiLf! hptaoo E dnnv T? iLff Agfc tall ( k6 AN' Zt&?p&yMn Povrjl TOHANG HIS 5TINKiN' TH' AthpvT 'Tv MluOT? 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TO Ab nounced today The school's coming game will be played Thurs day with the kickQtl siaxea ior seven p m at the Ogden stadium LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NUMBER 287 An ordinance amending and changing 246 section 3 of ordinance number by the board of passed and adopted commissioners of Ogden city Utah on L was tme phone T Veah CALL BAD ! nNY NEWS 9 J ME y NAMFD but not for SO MR SMITH FORBIDS ME 123 SOME B02O LARD SMITH SLOOKING FOR HE'S BLUFFING SPEAK TO MY OWN IM-O- NE HE EN TvEAHl OUT f HIS HARD THATLLBET STRAIGHMIL THAT OUT T- BtaoTHER j H SB I COULDttT SLEEP AWIK5K LAST sheriff-- ' V" Ni(jHTF i ms HE'S HERE X1 ttlSS SLSNY IF You'd like to iJiSL? &iEVE LaVF fZZ 1 £5T I 9HrJL I RA£'5tHEE J i XPt' A P "1 f 11KB TO KS50VO IF BUFF MUGGINS HAS SHPPEV CATTLE LATELT0UTlTrVtf RISKY F M£ s :£c- YOU STILL ThiNFiKE THESHEKIFfI flM9 f 1 NOBODY'S cGlLTf I A TILL CA ©E J HE'S THE RUSTLE- RIN) SPlTE LEARhJS IT Stores or retail business only Public garages Barber shops and beauty parlors 5 Lunch rooms 6 Shoe repair shops zre: 1 An institution for subnormals wn§A located not less than 600 feet from any dwelling or apartment housefrom whleMh 8 Public utility buildings no noise vibration fumes or odors are a- MY PIXIB PUCHE5S HERE'S YOUR COM PACT PLUS A LESSON IN NIGHT CLUB ETIQUETTE 00 NOT ANNOY THEIR WAKING PASSES WILSON —Funeral services for Lester James Wilson 44 husband of Cora Be 1 n a p Wilson will be held Friday at one pm at the Llndquist and Sons Colonial chapel Bishop Gailord Taylor ofFriends ficiating rhay call at the mortuary Thursday from six until nine pm Friday until time of the AT THE MC" THAT I DON'T LIKE TO SEE KIDS PLAV WITH MATCHES: yOUR MRPRT IS AS POISONOUS AS HIS NICKNAME to-- vcv Kjy ana sons J mm AjiuqquiBi i WHEN HE TANGLED WITH THAT HECKLER I SAW HIS HAND SNAKE UNDER HIS COAT i TO A SHOULPEP HOLSTER FROM FORCE OF HAST A VERy PECULIAR HABIT OKAV My WATCHDOG ' HEAH'S A LESSON IN ETIQUETTE FOR ' ONE bENT — MAM rVTcq w w MTIT v D1J rw WIRE-HAIRE- — - D YOU ! io V- — — ANOTHEH GENTLEMAN WJVVWQtTf 1Kb THAI A RADIO COMEDIAN f OR YOU'LL ADMIT' KIRKENDALl-DARLIN- OU r eoVS STICK WOO HOSt oftve ecx TO UG&N vook TO VOORK x mm 8EFO' A LADY"—- - ON SECOND THOUGHT — GQO&BYE f ft miwM s LST ONt VPS OF — 1 r st VMITHOLJT NNE QUOTING TWO 0 FArOLD NOVEL CArA A THE INSIDE DOPE Or lArwtA C2MDIC REAOV WLP TUB VNER& "K lt)ErTlPV V0UI2 SRUrrES?6T£R60 BUT BURKE CROSSED U£ UP THE AMDVAJOME GUN IKiTO A n M WibiA RPim ' EGADVAS NiOVAi WSVA-rAir- ritit' Al H0— BURKE El 1947 Zoning Board of Adjustment of Ogden Utah Harriet Shaughneasy Secretary Ogden Utah Published Sept 30 Oct 1 2 1947 2859 SlhAPLV ADAPTED ONiE OP MN OLD 6REC0 - R"OM ANi 1 NOTICE TACTICS KfiOJNi ASTVAE5: COhiCUSSlONi REFLE ' A ANiKLES AND MAN1PULATIMS FOR THE COUNTY OP WEBER 8TATE OF UTAH In the matter of the estate of JOHN ALBERT BROWN deceased MAlS I kt J A Notice la hereby given to the creditors of John Albert Brown that all persons having claims against aaid deceased shall exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within two months of this notice after first publication at the office of Ira A Hugglns 1110-1- 2 First Security Bank Building Ogden Weber County Utah Dated this 1st day of October 194T IRMA BROWN Administratrix Ira A Huggins jAttorney for 1Administratrix 2866 8 15 22 1947 Published' Oct 6900 FLORISTS And tha Flowers Are Furnished by Olive end Merit KLENKE FLORAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS int lioiiuui COUNTY Phone 6789 ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP 0RPJIEM THEATRE 1SU Washington Blvd BU3J Dial 681 1 Phone 8638 Ogden City Floral Co 4761 3St Washington Blvd Dim °£Quesr - WEVE HEAfcP K3LICS OFTEM WHY COWBOYS ALL WEAR BOOTS A BIT LfKE ASKIKT BUT ITSEEM WHY BALUDOKJS MEW WHO POT THE rRTW MMft EVERY DY ER JUST ASOUT ARE BOUMD TSEE A MOMEMT WHEN TJHBr VftUT gtTCrOLWL UTAH In the matter of the estate of COLONEL E OWENS deceased' Creditors will present claims with ouchers to the undersigned at 'the office of Joseph E Evans attorney BOOTS WEBER FLORAL CO Oreenhouae 740 28th St TO CREDITORS THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP AND SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN G 393 Waaningsoa hereby given that a Board of meetNotice ing of the ZoningUtah will Adjustment be held on of Ogden City at 5:15 the third day ofInOctober 1947 the City Commission p m of said day the Municipal BuildMeeting Room of ing in Ogden Utah The purpose of this meeting is to hear and to determine an appeal taken from a decision of the City Engineer of Ogden City by which decision the said City Engineer refused to renew an expired building permit for a retail store in the 800 Block on Twenty-firStreet because the revised ordinance of August 8 1946 prohibited the construction of retail stores in Residential Zone 'B" Dated this 29th day of September MORTUARY DIAL "TT NOTICE is Dt' FUNERAL DIRECTORS food beverage produce 9 Drive-i- n grocery and meat markets and ditva banu speci-ie- d (b) Accessory uses snsuasoeto asresidenunder the provisions tial "Al" "A2T and B" districts towith the ollowlng: gether A signboard not exceeding 20 square the name feet in area setting forthIs carried on under which the business to and or the type of businessto affixed the front of such buildingand be erected with subject to only in conformity or the provisions of the ordinances to useOf01 signOgden city with respect license boards and signs and payment fees therefor Public garages shall not be permitted within 50 feet of any dwelling or2 apartment house of the In the opinion Section board Of commissioners of Ogden city a public emergency exists in connection with the matters herein contained and safety and it is necessary toofthe peace the Inhabitants of general welfare Ogden city that this ordinance become ' effective immediately Section 3 This ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption and first publication Passed and adopted and ordered published by the board of commissioners of Ogden city Utah this 30th day of September 1947 DAVID 8 ROMNET Mayor (SEAL W Attest: Elizabeth M Tillotson City Recorder 2869 Published Oct 1 1847 at' LOOKJULEP7 IT'S JUST siervice Interment jyill be in the Ogden City cemetery under direc tion of Lindquist f and Sons The name of a sister Mrs Mertle Robinson who has resided in New York for many years was in- T - emitted JtSTA MHUTE Ev-er- g: 3 4 Funerals services for Carter the infant daughter of Babytt V and Mary Ellen Carter of 625 Fortieth streetStephens will be held at the graveside in the Mountain View cemetery Friday at ten am di- J VAlta1 Ktt to-wi- Al" 2 presided assisted by Mae' Welling advisor The assembly was to orientate freshmen women with campus activities and social clubs CARTER— Funeral the 8th day of August 1946 relating to Boning Be it ordained by the board of commissioners of Ogden city3 Utah: Section 1 That section of ordinance by the number 246 passed and adopted city board of commissioners of Ogden 1946 Utah on the 8th day of August to zoning be and the same is relating amended and changed to read hereby as follows Section 3 That the portion of said and ordinance number 239 prescribing resthe permitted uses insame designating idential "C" district be and the is hereby repealed and in lieu thereof this section is hereby enacted as follows Residential "Cl" district (a) In a residential "Cl" district no building or be used and no buildpremises shall erected which is arranged ing shall be for intended or designed to be used uses: other than one of the following 1 Any use permitted in a residential -AX" ' AT' or "B" district 2 Any institution for subnormals when located not less than 600 feet from any dwelling or apartment house 3 Public utility buildings from which no noises vibration fumes or odors are emitted (b) Accessory uses shall be as specified under the provisions as to real-dential "Al" 'A2" and "B" districts tnoerher with the following: A signboard not exceeding 20 square feet in area setting forth the name on under which the business is carried and or the type of business affixed to be to the front of such building and erected only in conformity with to the provisions 01 me ordi subject nances 01 ugaen cuy wim it-- " use of signboards and signs and payfees therefor ment of license RpsiricnttsJ ' "C3" district tai in resi- Dunaing w dential "C2 district no shall be used and no building premises arranged shall be erected which is used for intended or designed to be uses: other than one of the following 1 Any use permittea m a resiaeauai "A2" or "B" district to-w- it: OM jp GIRL FRIEND rOOES jy MES AFRAJD "TO COME DOWN TO THE HOLE-- J ses Grain ed gg he fcfc A comparison of marriage licenses granted during September last and September 1947 reyear vealed 11 more were issued in 1946 than in the month just past reported Lawrence M Malan Weber county clerk He safd 118 were issued during September 1946 and 107 during the same month this year He also reported 42 applications for divorce had been filed during September this year with 38 being granted in Second district court Divorce figures for September 1946 were not available 44-4- con-jApj- Broadcast Slated BUT QUICK service " 812 L advertently omitted from Monday funeral notice WRIGHT— Funeral services for Ambrose B Wright husband of Meribah D Little Wright retired store manager of Ogden Paint Oil & Glass Co of 3296 Adams will be held Thursday at three-thirt- y in Lindquist and Sons Colonial pm funeral chapel with Harold Crompton bishop of & the Twenty-sevent- h ward officiating Friends may call at the funeral chapel Wednesday six to nine pm Thurshour until of the service Interday ment Ogden City cemetery directed by Lindquist and Sons BURTON— Funeral services for Joseph Judd Burtbn 17 son of Joseph and Evelette Judd Burton will be held Thursday at 2 pm: at the Tenth LDS ward Bshop Fred M Carroll officiating Friends may call at the family residence 1898 Kiesel avenue Wednsday from four until eight pm Thursday ten am until time of service Interment in the Ogden City cemetery directed by Malan mortuary WADS WORTH — Funeral services for Lynn Wadsworth husband of DoroJeppson former thy resident will be held ThursdayOgden at 1 p m at Lindquist and Sons' Colonial funeral chapel with Bishop Howard J White conducting Viewing will be held at the mortuary chapel Thursday until time of v c Marriage Rate Is Nearly Constant 3 Baby Carter Bridge Oass "Understanding the Adolescent Advance bridge class at the Child" The public is invited YWCA will begin tonight at seven-thirt- y o'clock Grace Aut- rieth is instructor Registration will be taken until Monday Oct 6 for those wishing to attend the TAPED TH' EDGES beginning bridge class held Mon X GOOD TO MAKE A TiGhT PACKAGE 1 day evenings Daughter Born further comment - 62-6- 3a '4-3- WE I QUEEREST LOOK On"AWA"lEST - 72-7- aa-t- swtcntr-- -- MEAN I "ON-- see what you ) MAYBE act uaiio' luivLj vub rb i —— V Pplice guns barked Tuesday afternoon when a nervous middle-age- d man took off at a fast clip as three officers entered a roomTwenty-fift- h ing house at 246 Cjaptain C K Keeter said- the officers had entered from the front in search of a person of entirely different description When the man started his noisy get4away police followed firing two! shots into the air when they reached a rear alley The man Captain Keeter said gave his name as G Collier 43 of Portland Ore He - is being held while police await word from the FBI to learn whether he is On his wanted in other places oerson was $1725 in currency police said Collier told officers he had just sold his automobile but declined ed 180-24- 65-6- E U S navy during the month of September were announced today by Joseph Stewart local recruiter: Reed DeMar Taylor Weston Ida Richard Roy Browning 3548 Riverdale road John J Fitzgerald 3175 Quincy Edwin LeRoy Rose Frosh Name Leaders 2971 Adams Marlin Owen Beck Rosie Peterson was elected fresh315 Twenty-sevent- h Charles Jay man representative to the AssoAllen 766 West Twenty-fourt- h ciated Women Students of Weber Clifford Smouth Route 3 college during an assembly for all Jay Dennis Lyle Hartman Garland freshmen women Helen UnderLester Junior Warby 2660 F ave- wood was chosen reporter Roma nue Verio Howard Richardson Buckner president of the group Funeral services for Leonard Ray OGDEN Oct 1 U S Dept Agr— Hickman 38 of 743 Washington who 75 died last Thursday will be conducted Hogs salable 25 total 450 generally lb Thursday at two p m in the mortuary higher few good to choice to 0 choice 836 Thirty-sixt- h butchers 2925 top good former chapel" 2550-260those Bishop Castle H Murphy by sows 330 lbs down 2450-250- 0 ' over that weight Mr Hickman was born May 4 1909 Cattle: salable 325 total 1380 yery in Kansas a son of William and Jessie slow practically nothing accomplished Norris Hickman He came to Ogden on early rounds few mixed heifers almost four years ago following his and cows 1700 no other sales discharge from the army air corps On April 10 1932 at Montrose Colo Sheep: salable 3000 total 3880 no early activity late Tuesday slaughter he married Elsie E Hurlburt lambs steady 6 doubles good to choice He was a member of the Church of lbs Idahos 2275 straight: merely Christ iMormonj 88 lbs 2100 load choice 84 lb He enlisted in the army infantry in feeder lambs 2200 Denver Colo on June 6 1942 and was later transferred to the air corps New York F jps from which he was released Dec 1 1944 NEW YORK Oct 1 (AP) — Eggs 21054 Surviving besides his widow Ogden steady Spot quotations follow: to(Based is a daughter Elsie E Hickman Ogon wholesale sales by receivers den his parents Grand Junction Col jobalso two brothers Kenneth Hickman bers and large retailers) Mixed colors extra fancy heavy- Monte Vista Colo and George Hickextras 1 and 2 large man V S also two sisters Mrs weights 6 extras 1 and 2 Fern Butler navy extra 3 large Roy and Mrs Viola Hatch1 4 standard medium and 2 large er Grand Junction Colo 9 standard 3 large Interment will be in Aultorest Medirties 3 8 checks morial park jWhites imidwesternextrasextra1 fancy and 2 heavyweights 3 extra 9 extra ltfrge large G extras 1 and 2 medium A large 53-SALT LAKE CITY— Harold Gateahill 57358 Brown 54 died at the family residence Brown (midwestern) extra fancy 554 North Tenth West Salt Lake City 5 extras 1 and 2 lata heavyweights at four a m 1 extra 3 large 6 extras 1 and Wednesday Mr Brown was born Feb 17 1893 5 3 medium 'in Miles em Mont- a son of Harold Gateshill and Ann Mitchell Brown He Batter and Eggs was a conductor for 30 years on the SAN FRANCISCO Octi 1 djP) Union Pacific "railroad and a memKJ Dairy market: ber of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Butter— --92 score 78 90 score 77 Firemen and Enginemen and Brother4: Cheese— loafs tripletsVa 3 hood of Railroad Trainmen 2 Eggs— large grade A medium He had resided in Salt Lake for the rade A small grade A 6 49 years past u a KraacSurvivors include his widow Myrtle Woodburn Brown two sons Harold Franklin Brown Ogden and Robert Lester Brown Salt Lake City four grandchildren one brother William E Brown Salt Lake City The body is at the mortuary 260 By William Ferris1 East South Temple Salt Lake City CHICAGO Oct (AP)— A brisk rally developed in grains on the board of trade today after early hesitancy Wheat moved ahead several cents caroats along with it V rying corn and of Baby Carter daughter of Everett 625 cash wheat for ex- and Large buying men Carter Stephens Mary port bjr the commodity credit corpor- Fortieth South Ogden died in an Ogation indications American will at- den hospital Tuesday tempt to ship 370000000 bushels of all The baby was born Sept 30 in this crop year and Survivors include the parents one grains abroad lack of moisture in the south-VK- it sister Sylvia Jean Carter and the combined to create the buying grandparents John F Mr and Mr demand Mrs J P Stephens Carter and Mr and Wheat closed 5 to 814 higher Decem- Ogden corn was SVa-ber $391 4 Graveside services will be held Frihigher December $1157't-$- l 16 and soybeans at ten a m in Mountain View day Unit November cemetery directed by the mortuary jumped the 3408 Washington Ogden 42-4- guard ha? rppn ktfning THE re-JLrt- ed - 7mm LIFE- - TO THAT SEA SHELL FOR Sfin A woman requested the city toFour firms submitted bids to city day to pay her $5 for a bruised commissioners today for supplying knee and torn nylons allegedly equipment for a brick addition to sustained when she fell on a side- the city shops 175 West Twenty-nint- h walk The bids were referred to The complainant Edna E Ex- the city engineer for tabulation eter Y W C A said in a writ- and recommendation ten complaint received by comBidders were Bradshaw Auto missioners that the damage was Parts Co Town Supply Co done when she stumbled and fell Inc and Felt Auto on the walk on the southeast corner of Twenty-sixt- h and Washing- Parts Co - 22 42 l"ac ® Livestock 50-3- T HENRY— THAT rry -- The following enlistments in the j Oct 56 16 29 30 22 14 23 20 25 39 Recruiter Reports New Enlistees i J Tar Baby Tintic Central Ttntic Lead Tintic Standard Union Chief Utah Con jj Oil Ufah-Wy- o Con Victor Con Western Alloys! West Toledo' L Wilbert Yankee Con Zuma Utah Id Sug Com Itah Id Sug Pfd CHICAGO Suspect Detained After Gunfire 19 ' - I Park Bingham Sr SST r: San train with a "n Francisco-Sa"Sales ex- livestock j the Ogden Union sin ri P lman repIaces lt the Th Francisco Challenger penenceo The new September are record 7near by the Ogden CJ1P1: House association Re- - new tfain na' m" The IL reported at $13893170 heldby nthWelICh°a °" 15e schedule r ceip i — ' -- — ' 555 fnr ll" infi11 SeptemberLjU6 Speaker Engaged rpn- f!lintnn Tilurnian of Salt Lake are Donna m senior class Pat Hat CifvLf1 the educato" and lecturer ?Kd wilT'h? resenting Texie class Lewisf class coolnpCiPTalASpeaker at Sorlney Layton sophomore overand nrels will be aprons invited eight o'clock His alls The public is subjectwm be Damage Asked forBids Received on Bruised Knee r Shop Addition 11 44 13 Timken Trans America Twentieth Century Fox ( 02'2 Union Carbide Union Oil Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft Un Corp U S Rubber U S Steel Warner Pictures L Tintic Standard j Texas Company Texas Gulf Sul 1 Con ' Montgomery Ward ! ! Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Dairy National Distillers New York Central North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Pacific Gas Packard Paramount Pictures Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil R C A i Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco Safeway Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific Sperry Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Sunshine Mining Keystone Lakeside Monarch LLeonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch atanaara with entries from county organizations and clubs as well as school clubs and classes Prizes will be given for the best entries and judging conducted by County Agent DeLore Nichols will begin at one p m The ball will be climaxed by crowning of a queen Candidates a oid mcago i International Paper Tel & Tel Kennecott Copper Lockheed J - A will be held in the high school gymnasium Thursday at nine p m in touuecuon wnn me Dau a Reduce and flower show will be held JO liOIi uie ' an J Naildriver New Park New Majestic North Lily No Standard Ohio Copper Park iBngharri Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier i Park Utah Jiioche Bristol Mines 'lumbic Wutus j Princ Con Prosper Mining Rico Argentine Hayston Coal'n Silver King Cpal n Silver King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Minesso iron Blossom i Coast Running ton " ' - " !""""!' - Moscow t Mt City Copper ik Mountain View JMlevada Metals the city amnrtff rioWai gioni American " Allied Bid and " CfO Listed Stocks Big HiU Bingham Metal— k Bonanza £ Mining Iver 1 83 t Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations H Davis High Sets con- county building to the first re- Tel American Tobacco Red Cross conAnaconda Copper 35' ference a Chapter members from fc s f 82 Baldwin Locomotive Idaho Nevada and Utah and staff 17V Bath Iron 13 a members from the Pacific area of' Bendlx 30V fice in San Francisco are in atBethlehem Steel'!!!!!"" 90 tendance Boeing 2i: f Borden request speaker at the Special 43 a two-da' ' y Budd Co meet opened Tuesday ll3 ' California Packing II ' I !!!! 31 'i morning with registration in the Canada Dry 15T4 hotel is Ramone S Eaton vice Canadian Pacific !!!!!!!!!"" 11 1 of the national organizaCase president 40 "a tion and manager of the area ofChesapeake & Ohio 44 Chrysler fice Eaton has addressed various 59 Commercial Southern Pfd Til t V 111 during the conference Consolidated Edison 25 V gatherings £usinessquring morning ses consolidated Oil Delaware Crane sions today was devoted to meetiCurtis Wright 534 ngs! between representatives of the " Douglas Aircraft 203 various services of the Red Cross DuPont 188 a luncheon scheduled for with Eastern Airlines 2034 noolji Afternoon meetings were DuPont ' "T 188 Eastern Airlines '!!!!"" 13'4 to be engaged with preparation of Eastman 44 reports for the final general sesElectric Auto 54 V sion at two forty-fiv- e Electric Power & Light 18 Under discussion at the meet are Erie Railroad 9 General Electric 3834 problems of disaster relief and imGeneral Foods 37 portance of preparedness accident General Motors 59 first aid home service prevention Goodrich 57 !!!! Red Cross work nursing I junior !!!!"!"!"! Goodyear 45 Great Northern Railroad Pfd nutrition public information and 40 Great Western Sug the volunteer services to communi22 nuuson raotora 18 ties! camps and hospitals Illinois Central 27 Lj H Griffin vice chairman WeInterlake Iron 13 ber county chapter host to the International Harvester !! ' ' ' 88 International Nick-C28 conference is presiding International 54 since recorded Its market Average today with volume third successive advance level for the e topping the ntillion-sharsecond sessionj in two monthswere regDealings of 600000 shares steels --and istered by midday as oils fractions to assorted industrials added Thereafter the pace a point or so slowed at intervals when profit realizgains While plus ing trimmed extremenear the close de- signs predominated ran to clines were plentiful Transfers Bonds were k around 1200000 shares 9 Uxed J I (AP)— & Citibank Oct YORK i Swansea Meets Continued ' American Mills 1 AP77For tthe American Rolling & Refining Smelting late July the American Tel & tkv o 194? Runtew Train rheck Totals Commencing New York Stocks Red Cross Harvest Ball Oct Last ale: By AsociaUi Press Stores 7 — Annual f Allied Chalmers KAYSVTLLE Oct General sessions and individual Davis high school harvest ball American Airlines group departmental meetings JIi American Car Lomond tinued today in Hotel Ben sponsored by the FHA and F F American RadiatorFoundry Market Rallies JL 1 13 at law Suite fe gy Ogden 3 1947 Utah David Eccles building on or before December 517 CHESTER A OWENS' Executor " Joseph E Evans Attorney for Executor Published Oct 1 8 13 23 1947 r: 2870 |