Show ' T' THI OGDEN (UTAH) C3 short-holid- ay partments CATTLE: Estimated salable three-da- y holiday week 1800 compared with Be2300 last week end 1735 last year were tween the two holidays suppliesso was erestly reduced but demand si incurtailed by the to ventories end reluctance of packers the long over catUe through earry week-en- d Compared with the same time last week mostto slaughter ed fed were mad Good including steers ranged from with other Good carloads t 7 JO: Utility 83 Commercial 0 1130 end some dairy-typend-of-the-y- I low-Cho- lc 21-2X- 50 21-21- 30 15-1- 18-2- es 12-H- S0 below Numerous loU of Good from 1730-205-0 Choice heifers ranged at 832 of load a Including a few head uplbto average 20 80: Com1930 and You" Utility mercial Commercial cows on the heifer otaer the bulk occasionally sold at 3 Utility of Commercial thin shelly Canners and Cutters Canners down to W50 Utility to bulla aold STOCKERS AND 1X75: Cutters FEEDERS: Stocker end feeder cattle continued to dwindle and virtually no earloads were offered A few tot of Choice stocker end feeder 1750-1- 8 00 the bulk Good and Choice Common dairy-typMedium 7 hd some Inferior 5950 1 Choice 60a end below A pert toad cf st flslO lb yearling stock heifers sold Common other Medium to Good 5 810 and below CALVES: Estimated salable three 330 compared with days this week 130 Vealers last week end 150 last year were very scarce while atock calves few trucked lots were limited to Compered with Wednesday of last 14-- 411-p1- 5- 17 10-11- 12-1- 50 Com-merc- n& lrly 9-- 10 12-- 15-1- ial es 14 10-1- 11-1- week vealers were unevenly strong to 81 higher stock cslves fully steady sold at 18 The bulk of Choice 5vealers individuals lb 19 1 a few Prim 7 Commercial and Good 2 Choice stock Small lot of Good and while tear calve sold at 81625-1-to Good at were a few Medium there 814-1- 8 A few head of heifer calves sold up to 81575 HOGS: Estimated salable three days last this week 330 compared with 370week week end 220 tost year The short usual the discouraged the shipment ofwith Thursnumber of hogs Compered of last week butcher hogs were day Late 50-- 1 higher sows fully 50 higher 2625-2- 7 'bulk Choice 1 to 3 butcher 27 25 a few Choice 1 and 2 long-hasome Medium 25 50: scattered heed 270-3lb 5 Bulk Choice lb 0 a few Choice smooth light sows sows SHEEP: Estimated salable three day this week 100 compared with 435 last week and 535 last year Supplies during the week were not sufficient to fully test the market but slaughter 210-27- 13-1- 20-2- A ul 00 350-50- 0 24-2- 18-2- 20-2- 2 ' to SO lamb looked nominally strong Choice A few Good and higher sold trucked-i- n native laughter lamb feedA few at Utility ing lambs 1350 and below Ewes were very scarce live NOTE: Carloads of shippd-i- n on the stock bought for Ogden Market carry freight benefits In variable amount except when otherwise noted 17-- Chicago Livestock CHICAGO — Cattle receipts 25 per cent larger than last week and 50 per cent greater than last year for tha three days period fully 60 per cent to Prime less fed steers mainly Good and than 10 per cent cows vealers end tockers extremely scarce Choice 50-1 Prime fed steers and yearlings lower as much as 1J0 high time last week steers grading Good and below 50 steady to 50 lower heifers steady to bulla off cows steady to 25 higher Stock50-- 1 higher toads higher vealers Few ers end feeder fully steady 1100-136- 0 lb high-Priaverage to28 9 JO bulk Choice and fed steers 8 lbs few 1450-160-0 Prime 1950-2- 3 mostGood to late: Commercial to ly 2X50 download Good Utility and Com1450 mercial of Holstein breeding 4 carloads Bulk Choice heifers and lb Colorado sale scattered Nebraska Prime up to 2625 Good and Choice0 1 JO Utility to end Commercial cows Utility on 950-1- 3 heifer order up to few Utility 13 Canners and Cutters mainly and Commercial bulls 12 7 vealers Few Choice and Prim 6 late 26 bulk Commercial 7and Choice Choice 5 Cull end Utility Good feeding steera feeding 0 lb yearlings and light 505 lb d 9 few steers stock heifers 15 few Medium grades 1- -2 75-2- 25-2- 23-28- 50 low-Cho- lc 15-19- 25 22-2- 925-10- high-Choi- ca 25 24-24- 75 low-Go- 17-2- 10JO-165- od 50-1- 13-1- 19-1- 18-2- 850-10- 20-20- 75 00 600-80- hlgh-Goo- 17-1- 1240 Omaha Livestock 25-5- high-Choi- ce 21-24- 50 25-27- 50 ce high-Choi- ce 50-22- 13-1- 15-15- 50 21-21- Random References Leaves BaU — Bail of $10 on Forfeiture — Improper parking a charge of running a traffic red was the charge on which $5 bail light was forfeited in the City was forfeited in the City Court Court by Jake Wangsgard 42 by Bill Tipton “city’ of Riverdale Bert Stout has opened a modern Barber Shop at 703 40th St He invites his old customers as well as his new ones to come and see him (adv) Speeding Charge — On a speeding complaint Robert J Chambers 22 of 133 Harrison Blvd forfeited $10 bail in the City Court Sxrgical Garment! —- Trusses elastic hose Fitted by graduate technician II E Riley Drugs H Jp " Plenty of Icing That’s what folks like about Hostess Cup Cakes Rich and chocolaty it’s the tastiest devil’s food cake (adv) you’ve ever had Parking — Gary Bowden 1318 Kershaw St forfeited $5 bail in the City Court on an Improper h 4-29- a - -- - - ul VV 1 ' Bose Guests - w Douglas Smith life-lon- g - school-teache- r j Smelter Crews To Negotiate Avalancho Kills 50 ‘ t Cambridge at Small 27 Jerome Lester P Long Beach Calif ed Monday st 1 p m in the LindSons Colonial Funeral quist andwith Bishop Theodore Chapel Holtry of the Roy Ward officiating Friends may eall at the mortuary after 4 p m on Sunday and Mon-da- y until hour of service WEATHERSTONE — Funeral sendees for Mrs Caroline Palmer Weather-- g residence of stone 83 Plain City will he conducted Monday at 1 p m in the Plain City Ward Chapel with- - Biabop Merrill Jenklna officiating Friend may call at Myera and Foulger Rose Chapel 533 26th St Sunday from 4 to 9 p m and at the home of her Hadley at daughter Mrs Howard 10 to 12:30 Plain City Monday from Interment will he in the Plain City Cemetery under the direction of Myera and FoulgeT Mortuary VLAANDEREN — Funeral services for Gerald "Jerry” Vlaanderen will be conducted Tuesday at 3 p m at FuLindquist and Sons Colonial neral Chapel with Bishop Franklin R Brough of the Twenty-aeyent- h Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 6 until 9 p m and Mrs Tuesday until the Charles (Jeanhour of service Burchell was inadvertently nette) t' omitted from from tha obituary notice HERRICK — Funeral services for Brent W Herrick Infant son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy W Herrick of West will be conducted Monday ' Weber 11 a m in the Myers and Foulger Rose Chapel 533 26th St Bishop Milton Farr of the West Weber Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday 6 to 9 p m and Monday prior to services Interment will toe in the West Weber Cemetery under the direction of Myera and Foulger Mortuary DICKSON — Funeral services for Alton J Dickson former Ogden resident will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm in the Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop Lorenzo E Peterson of the 34th Ward officiating Friend may call at (the mortuary Monday from 6 to 9 pm and Tuesday until time cf life-lon- service FLORISTS And The Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark Phone Washington Lizzie Norseth Flowers Specialising in Tour Floral Heed 1380 Kiesel Ave Phone Home Phone i 4th St TMll three years He was a wrecker foreman for the Southern Pacific Railroad Co and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen and the LDS Church holding the office of elder He was bom in Morgan a son of Able J and Ann Ellen Cottom Dickson He married Helen Tanner in 1934 He is survived by his wife and the following sons and daughters: John N Dickson A James Dickson Kathrene Dickson Jean Ann Dickson all of Sparks his mother Mrs Ann Dickson of Alorgan and the following brothers and sisters Lyle Dickson Salt Lake City Glen Dickson of Palo Alto Calif James Dickson of Washington D C Mrs Genevieve Taylor Henefer Funeral services willbe conducted Tuesday at 1 p m at ! Garry Burrup BRIGHAM CITY— Garry L well Troy: G Nichols ' - I Glenns 23 V Ferry Robert Darrell Long 58 Boise 1 Candle But He's 105 il CHICAGO (AP) Joseph W iSllard’s birthday cake contained only one candle — it was too small for 105 He celebrated his 105th birthdayFriday at a convalescent home ' where friends gave ' him $105 and other gifts 7 : TEiiviSlbN Burrup Only der has been set tentatively to begin Feb2 Aldon J Anderson district attorney said yesterday Livingston is accused of killing Reik Sliegendregt Dutch housemaid whose slashed body was found last July 11 outside the home where she was 1 Aliens Given Reminder TEHRAN Iran (AP) — The newspaper Poste Tehran said yesterday 50 persons died in an 'avalanche which swept away the village of Seej in mountainous SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Azerbaijan Immigration authorities here reminded aliens yesterday that they Pound must report their Oranges addresses to the BUDAPEST Hungary (AP) — U S Immigration and NaturalizaOranges making their annual ap- tion Service during January or pearance for the holidays are 10 “suffer the penalty of deportacent cheaper this year The tion” imported fruit costs the equivaRegistration cards are vailable lent of $125 a pound at all post offices He is survived by his parent two sisters Eugenenaa and P tricia and by the grandparents Mr and Mrs John L' Burrup Blackfoot Idaho and Mrs Jaqne Janssens of Belgium c Funeral services will hft held Tuesday at 1 p m in the Brigham City LDS Third Ward Chapel with Bishop Eberhart Zundel presiding Friends may call at the family residence Tuesday prior to the service Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery under direction of Harold B Felt Funeral Sunday L M 6:30— Western Roundup 7:30 — Reed’s Remlniscln 8 :00 — 20th Century Serenade 8:30 — Music For Sunday 8:45 — 18 Minutes with the Scriptures 9:06— Music For Sunday 9:36— Festival of Song 9:45 — Gill’s Garden ail $I25a -a- ' fhiday t T&llcs (It fidtssRiat levs fram Raster Mery tellers C LollARR FAGG INSURANCE AGENCY 4:30— Suhday Record 5:30— Church of God tf ttt wrfft SUNDAY EVENING AT 800 P - CHANNEL $ M SPONSORED BY - $ 10:00— Supday Merry' Go! 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I “the Prea” (Eternal Light GEHZBG© We wish to extend our sincere1 thanks and gratitude to our many lovely friends relatives and neighbors for their wonderfull kindness and sympathy consoling us during our period of sorrow following the loss of our dear husband and dad Attorney John A Sneddon We wish to thank Bishop G: Stanley Brewer of th Twelfth Ward for his kindness and officiating at the funeral We also wish to thank the Relief Society ladies the speakers singers and pallbearers — 'the ones who sent the beautiful flowers — the ones who furnished cars and assisted in any way during our bereavement It surely lightens the sorrow to have so many wonderful friends Widow Mrs John A Sneddon Judge Charles II Sneddon Mr John A Sneddon Jr Mrs L E Frazer cf tbsa-G- - 570 KC 1160 KC SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAMS FASCO TV SERVICE rhea from tho jAnuAnv KUTA KSL 1320 KC illness Wll ld employed I Wil-lia- n Dost VJishas for tho flow Year SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Trial of Leon Morris Livingston on a charge of first degree mur- PM— KLO KDYL KLO 1130 EC Thurs Fri Wed -- mouth-old-son r Murder Trial Dale Is Set Mon Tues w 1:15-1:3- 0 -- INSURANCE 9 7L? News r of Marlow and Cornelia Janssens Burrup 131 N 3rd W Brigham City died -last Friday after a short " James' Knowles 93 Nampa Guy Givens 68 Star Henry- - Strove 48 Boise Mrs Caldona-Rogers Cald- 5 Vi Card of Thanks TELEVISION RADIO GUIDE — Dial Washington Blvd Standard-Examine- Colonial Ogden City Flohal Co 4761 2219 d leading general contracting firms of all types throughout the United States and Canada The 1953 total consisted of about $34700000000 in new construction and at least $11800-00000- 0 in maintenance Funeral chapel with Bishop Lorenzo E Peterson of the Thirty-fourt- h Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary tomorrow from 6 to 9 p in and Tuesday until time cf service Interment will be m the Ogden City cemetery conducted by the r Lindquist and Sons Mortuary — —— CO WEBER FLORAL Sons Lindquist- - and Oreenhouae 740 28th St Phone 0631 V - Alton J Dickson 49 or 921 Oxford St Sparks Nev killed Dec 31 at Sparks in an automobile accident was a former resident of Ogden and Morgan He had resided jn Sparks for the last The association represents 6400 HOme ELIZABETH'S "FLOWER SHOP 49 Alton Dickson WASHINGTON (AP) — Total' construction reached a record volume ol( $46500000000 during the past year and things look favorably for a continued high ra’e in 1954 the Associated General Contractors of America said statement in a year-en- v KLENKE fLORAl 293S KDYL-TT Harshbarger 73 Filer 70 Burley Sunday TV 10:30— Test Pattern 55 Burley 11:00— Youth Wants to 87 Windecker Know Theordore 11:30— Frontiers of Faith Coeur d’Alene carpenter 12:00— American In- - t Mrs- Alice Mabry 86 Coeur ventory 12:30— American Forum d'Alene tha Air W M - Murphy 75 Coeur 1:00—of What Ona Person Can Dod’Alene electrician 1 J John P Jensen A1H Jorgensen 3-00- NEW DELHI Indh (UP) — Eight persons were killed and six others injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train near the Raxaul railhead in Bihar Province near Nepal officials reported yesterday WU-11a- - 27-day-o-ld Crash Killb 8 m BAKER — Funeral services for Nathan Baker will be conduct- -- Tole-war- Batteries cords etc All makes bearing aids Acousticon Hearing Aids 2375 Kiesel (adv) FUNERALS dark-skinne- Tile-war- e Ukemo 2739 Madison Ave James Albert Croft 17 and Karma Bernice Blackburn 17 both of Ogden 1 Lawrence William Cottam 28 and Norma Mae Simpson 25 both of Ogden ' ‘loin-clothed Travel Mixup Family Finally Gets Together rs Marriage Licensee link between man and ape they-an of or unrecorded tribe foragers just three: civilized people gone native? Malaya’s anthropologists wpuld like to know So would jungle police who have suspended their weary hunt for Malaya’s Communist guerrillas to seeki out three hairy creatures reported scaring rubber workers in Perak ’ —— state since Christmas eve Gibson-HiiDr C A l acting director of the Raffles museum in Singapore threw cold water yesterday on the missing link theory Commenting on the snagi ' toothed strangers Gibson-Hil- l ' f ( said “Probably civilized people who for some reason or other have gone native” Then he thoughtfully added: “At most they- might have been Aborigines of an un-recorded tribe — although this Is improbable’ Other anthropologists hope--fthey may have stumbled onto a missing link have asked police to try to catch the mysterious group alive Descriptions Vary Vivid and varying descriptions of the strange visitors con'V ' tinued to pour in from Perak’8 rubber plantations Witnesses said the creatures X'' appeared to be two males and a female They said the males had moustaches extending to their waists and all three wore loin cloths All were said to Barbara' Louise Schmidt Queen carry long curved knives of t the Tournament of Roses compara t i v e 1 y gets a kiss- from John Fitzran-dolp- h Malayans short described the three as president of the student immensely tall grunting creabody at Pasadena City College tures of fair complexion as they dance during the CoroGibson-Hi- ll admitted he was nation Ball in Pasadena’s Civic baffled by the color description auditorium pointing out that all the recorded original tribes in Malaya d The Aborigiare nals themselves have said they never saw or heard of the threel G M Browne manager of the Trolak estate in- - Perak Douglas Elw’ood Smith 52 of made their re first three the 129 whf WGlpn St died yesterday Christmas of a heart attack in St afternoon reported appeamce Eve said they had appeared Benedict’s Hospital following a friendly and unafraid of mod- brief illness em machinery He wax bom jn Ogden Nov 26 accountTho Browne’s 1901 a son of Jay A and Pearl By creatures accosted a Chinese Eva Cook Smith He married female The worker at rubber Zundel Hall Hazel girl Farmington Davis County Feb 16 1919- He pawed the girl making gutteral unintelligible noises The girl was employed as a warehouseman broke away and fled The crea- for Western Auto Co at the time tures faded into the jungle be- of his death memfore police got there Later they Mr: Smith was a on estate but is He another Church of the ber appeared Baptist got away before the guards survived by his widow one son could be summoned and one daughter Douglas EuGuerrillas Not gene Smith Ogden and Mrs John (Marguerite) Canevari Salt Browne discounted a theory Lake City by four grandchildren that the three might be Red and two brothers: and of remnants the Conrad Smith both Ailyson guerrillas or Redwood of Japanese army roaming the City Calif jungle since World War II Funeral services are in charge “Some think they are blood Aultorest Memorial Corp of suckers” Browne said “Some think they are ghosts I have no opinion whatsoever” The Department of Aborigines In Kuala Lumpur is now By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS probing the mystery 84 Mrs Ida Rt McSparran It points out that the three: J Boie 1 Know what rifles are (In Ladren W Beebout 63 Boise one case the female member James W Jones 74 Emmett an Za dived into River when estate guard pointed his gun at Boise Henry William Heller 63 at her) Boise 2 Know tapioca is food George Mose Jensen 69 Boise 3 Speak a language unknown Mrs Emma Jane Forrey 86 to Chinese Malaya and Indians Kuna on the estates MrS Grace M Brown 72 Boise Charles Pomeroy Wilson 77 Construction Hit Now’ Peak in '53 Obituaries Vital Statistics ‘ ' Utah Deaths paint-by-numbe- SN r parking charge 'Blond Housewife Leaves Husband for 10 minutes to buy Wonder Whole Wheat Bread Try some today— It’s extra nutritious oven-tosand tasty (adv) 2201 Wash Blvd Dial (adv) Photo Copies — All sizes Western Arts 2538 Wash 2nd floor Specialist on basement a n d at(adv) tic rooms distinctive end decorative carpentry and cabinets hard Speeding — Bail of $15 on a and soft woods free estimates speeding charge was forfeited in terms Dial (adv) the City Court by Joseph Waite — Too Fast Kenneth A Peter- 27 of Clearfield son 22 of 234 W 2nd St forIndoor clothes drying racks — feited $15 bail in the City Court 33 ft capacity— $298 Sorensen’s en a speeding charge Hardware 359 24th (adv) Don’t forget — Get Brown’s TV Planter $695 up Ice cream for dessert tonight Al- Covered Wagon Lamps Foto View lamps ways welcome always delicious $1095 up Orpheum lobby' and (adv) Gift Shop (adv) Careless — Bail of $50 on a careless driving charge was forBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS feited in the City Court by VicMrs Fannie Vilatc Candland tor Hugo Perrin 5Q of Chino 79 retired Miles Park Calif Salt Lake City - Mrs Bessie Laurence Day 84 It’s Mldgley’s for Craftmaster former Salt Lake City resident in products Available in $1 $250 and $5 sets LEAMINGTON Ont (UP)— Des Plaines 111 Mrs Caroline (Lena) S 3 Ask for our complete new cataWilfred Crump and family 85 Salt Lake City e Foote and opened their Christmas packlogue featuring Mrs Sarah Ida Rushton Evans Wash near 25th St ages on New Year’s Day this 91 Lake City Salt (adv) year because of a travel mixup Mrs Rose Agnes Pedersen ocean an that put them apart Don’t Forget — At Tribes Jan- last 60 Salt Lake City" Cushing week ' Brian Emerson Leavitt' uary Clearance prices you still It all started Dec 23 when get S&H Green Stamps Tribes Crump 31 boarded a plane to son of Mr and Mrs Donnell Home Furniture Co (adv) pay a “surprise” visit to his E Leavitt Salt Lake City Madsen- - Infant Disturbance — On a charge of wife and three children visiting sonDavidMrWilliam and Mrs Richard Wilof Wednesbury England disturbing the peace Emilo Mon in However Madsen liam Salt Lake City ' 28 wife Gene his tano 23 “city” forfeited $25 and the children Roderick 6 to the City Court Cedrick 4 and Blythe 16 Order for Parties — Home made months had boarded a ship a chili qt gal or hot juicy ham- week earlier in hopes of surburgers Orpheum Lobby Shop prising Crump by being home (adv) for the holidays SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Unkowingly they crossed Two Charges — Edward C Sav paths somewhere on the Atof the American Representatives age 34 of Warren forfeited $50 lantic Ocean Crump by air and Smelting and Refining Co and bail in the City Court on a care- his wife and three children by the United Steelworkers of Amerless driving charge and $15 for sea ica CIO will resume Tuesday ’nenot having a driver’s license When Crump burst Into the gotiations on a new contract for of the Wednesbury rela- workers at the Garfield smelter Furnace troubles? Call an ex- home tives S Lyle Johnson federal medithey told him his plan pert We repair any make had backfired He boarded a ation commissioner said officials model or type Weber Fuel Oil was return in and back of the and union had plane 3150 Grant Phone (adv) Canada to welcome his family agreed company to the new session Parking — Bail of $5 on a dou when they arrived yesterday Lie parking charge wts forfeited In the City Court by George 2-33-83 ‘yteSkSlHp'W n v-'- OMAHA? Fed steers and heifers In week Compared larger supply than last last week: Choice steers 50-- 1 Friday Commercial and Good mostly lower 50-- 1 lower cows In steady! fed heifers 50-- 1 0 higher bull calves light supply and killing higher to Vealers 1 higher stockers and feedstrong ers steady to 25 higher Two loads lb fed steers 28 Prim 1190-07- 5 na moderate supply bulk Choice Prime 1750-207-3 few Good to Prim 1661 lb Commercial 1550-17- fed heifers 2425 10 loads 20 and Prime 23 50 bulk Choice Few Good end Choice 1550-2- 0 4 Commercial to Good young cows 1025-12 bulk Utility and Commercial 850-10 few 50 Canners and Cutters - weight light Canners 800 StrongVealer top Commercial bulla 22 Good and Choice stockers and few Choice loads feeders 1650-205-0 Choice stock steer calves up to 2350 Choice heifer calves to 18 low-Choi- ' SINGAPORE (AP)— Are 16-16- 18 pH ’ Weekly Livestock Review The following 1 a summery of the Ogden livestock Market for the week Dec 31: ending Thursdayover tha Small supplies week maintained cattle prices about were spots strong: whileto hogs steady 50 higher flO--1 strong higher lambswere made In all deGood clearances hli' Anthropologists Baffled Over Strange Hairy Trio STANDARD-EXAMINE- I SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 3 1854 By CLARENCE ANDERSON g - MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM MHilTfeJ TODAY SiSO P M ICLO f 9:36— Sports Whirl 9:35— Hour of Classics 10:36— Design for Dreaming 11:06— All Alone a m 12:00— Musio i? 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