Show J NEW YORK PRODUCE " NEW YORK Jan 5 (UP) — Produce: Potatoes: Irregular Idaho Ruaset No 1 100 lb bag 350 to 365 50-l- b bag STOCK MARKET 185 to 200 IRREGULAR IN Dresaed poultry: Strong chickens 32 to 40 brollers 32 to 334 fowls 23 to 32V4 Long Island ducks 27 to 28 Mi Livi poultry: Strong geese 29 Vi to 31V turkeys (hens and young toms) 34 to 39V45 ducks 304 fowls 24 to 30Vi broilers 25 to 31 Cheese strong Butter: 919383 lbs creamery 474 to 48M LIGIITTRADING Declines of Fractions to Point or so Plentiful At Close 1' tif ul throughout sizable trades m low and medium-quote- d issues 700-0to turnover around lifted the shares Oils and tobaccos were given mild support without getting war out in front Laening to the offside the greater part of the time were U S Steel Bethlehem Santa Fe Southern Railway Western Union American Telephone Goodrich" Sears Roebuck American Airlines Douglas Aricraft United Aircraft U S Rubber Du Pont Phillip Morris and Chrysler Moderate resistance was exhibited by Texas Co Chesapeake & Ohio International Harvester and Westinghouse Secondary" railway bonds improved 00 By VICTOR EUBANK "NEW YORK Jan 5 (AP)— Profit cashing in a number of last month's prominent climbers gave the stock market an irregularly lower appearance today although pressure was relatively light Continuance of a hopeful international picture combined with further mild investment demand but prices up generally at the start Trends soon wavered h6w-evand in the final hour declines of fractions to a point or so predominated r While slow intervals were plen- - j er So You Thought "CLUB MATINEE" Was Funny r New York Stock Quotations Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations LAST SALE JAN 5 By the Associated Press JL EL Bogle A Co 40 Air Reduction 143 Allied Chemical & Dye 6 Allied Stores Tuesday January 5 1943 26 Asked Allis Chalmers Bid 71 American Can 01 00 1 Alta Tunnel & Foreign Power American 01 00 American Metals 8 Locomotive American 06 04 6 Big Hill Radiator American 04 04 & Refining 37 Bingham Metals Smelt American 03 01 Black' Metals 20i American Steel Founders 00 00 Bonanza & Tel 130 Tel American 05 04 Vi Bristol Silver American Tobacco B y 453 00 00 Vi Bullion American Water Works 02 0014 Cardiff 4V6 American Wool 02 00 Central Standard 2474 Anaconda Copper 25 20 Chief Cons Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe 45 M J26 22 Silver 19 i Atl Ref Clayton 00 00 'i Colo Cons 6V4 Baltimore & Ohio pf 00 00 V Cols Rexall 12 M Barnsdall 07 04 U Comb Metals 3414 Bendix Aviation 10 04 U Comet 56 Bethlehem Steel 01 00 Crown Point 15 Vi Boeing 03 00 M 22Ts Borden Dragon 01 00 East Crown Point Burroughs Adding Machine ' 9 07 02 23 A East Tintic Coal California Packing 02 01 6 East Utah Calumet & Hecla OVA 02 14 Canada Dry Empire Mines 13 10 V 6 Eureka Bullion Canadian Pacific 13 11 Eureka Lily Cerro de Pasco 33'i 09 07 35 Eureka Standard Chesapeake & Ohio 03 00 Gold Chain 68 Chrysler 09 05Vi 88 Horn Silver i Coca Cola 01 )O0M 14 Kennebec Columbia Fuel & Iron 05 03 2& Columbia Gas & Electric Kentucky Utah 20 14 9 Commonwealth & Southern Keystone 00 00 Vi 7 Consolidated Oil Leonora 31 25 5 Continental Baking A Mammoth 02 00 26 Continental Delaware Oil Miners Gold 02 00 55 Corn Products MisS Monarch 01 0074 7 Moscow Cuban American Sugar 11 140 140 Mtn City Copper Cudahy Packing 03 01 Vk Curtiss Wright Mtn View 9 Nail Driver 08! 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I 1 J h'- - SOU COULD News X Witf V vf tv ad- dress Christmas package from a man in service Addressed to E Larson 2942 '' jGrant Please return or call 4770 2072 GLASSES in blue case Between Orpheum & 28th Reward Dial FOR EXAMPLE PiNKELSBURCf WAS ONCE A ©UAIHT UNIMPORTANT TOWN IN BAVARIA NOW IT HAS TWO FACTORIES AND THE OFFICE OF APO "— AIRCRAFT PARTS DlSTRtSUTlON" POSSIBLE THEY MOVE VITAL WAR S? — To PECENTRM1ZE " NHEREV£R V com Joan Brooks Romance of Helen Trent Farm and Home hour Valiant Lady - COULD UTTERLY DE STROY THE NAZI P K Patty Jean's Health Club ' Little Jack Little I School Of the Air j 1943 10700 SQ FT first floor and base- meat R R connections Dial 9958 LOTTERY TICKETS FOR THE GREAT SCOTTISH 7 PADS'" I IStringtime t (Gene & Glenn Breakfast at Sardi's PROGRAMS 1 6 5 Warehouse for Rent SECTION ONE That there shall be held In the City and County Building in Ogden City the County seat of Weber County Utah beginning at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon on Monday and two o'clock In the afternoon and on Thursday In the forenoon In each and every week a regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners Provided that where said Monday and Thursday are legal holidays then said regular meetings shall be held on the Tuesday and Friday next following said Monday and Thursday SECTION TWO: If at any time the business of the county requires a special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners such meeting may be ordered by a majority of the Board or by the Chairman thereof The order must be signed by the members or chairman calling said meeting and must be entered In the minutes of the Board At least five (5) days' notice of such special meeting must be given by the clerk to the members not joining in the other and public notice thereof must be given by said Clerk for at least five (5) days In such manner as the Chairman ' or f 36 60 18 10 21 16 4 ' 5fv Roy Porter news Smith 4 ionows: HIDE-OU- Club St°riea lo 3 ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE OF REGULAR MEET INGS AND PROVIDING FOR THE CALLING OF SPECIAL MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS SIONERS OF WEBER COUNTY UTAH The Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weber ordains as LET'S OPEN ONE OF THESE PACKAGES— THIS ONE IS LABELED TWO GROSS MEMO v p-- 26 Hold Everything with Don McNeil m Songs of Dyana Gayle Joyce Jordan Guiding Light i We Love and Learn Hymns of All Churches To Be Announced ""i 5437 THE LATE MR HART2 WASN'T A MAN TO WASTE HIS EFFORTS SHERIFF HE HAD SOME REASON T FOR THIS Breakfast r" -- ' 5 1943 5 3 12 14 R K O Remington Rand Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway Stores j Sears Roebuck j Shell Union Socony Vacuum Southern" California Edison Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil of California Standard Oil of New Jersey Stewart Warner Studebaker Chairman Boardf of County Commissioners Weber County Utah LAWRENCE M MALAN (Seal) County Clerk of Weber County Utah and Ex officio Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Weber County Utah Commissioner Arrington voting ays Commissioner McEntire voting ays Commissioner Brown voting aye STATE OF UTAH County of Weber ss: I LAWRENCE M MALAN County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Weber County State of Utah do here--b- y certify that the above and foregoing ordinance was passed by the Board of County Commissioners of said county at their reerular meeting held Monday December 28th 19421 and do further certify that upon final sage of said ordinance Commlssk J W Arrington W ft McEntire J A P Brown voted in favor of saiu ordinance IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the County of Weber State of Utah this 30th day of December 1942 LAWRENCE M MALAN (Seal) Clerk County Clerk and i ot the Board "of Commissioners of Weber County Utah ' Published Dec 31 1&42 Jan 1 2 2 DOUGLAS : 8 001 12 i 3 W ARRINGTON Freddie Martin - I I list Administrator Attorney for Administrator Published Dec 22 29 1942 Jan J ROYAL 1 " 5423 WILLIAM : 110 to 3 BISHOP OP JENNIE PIMLOTT Deceased Creditors of the Estate of Jennie Plmlott Deceased will please present their claims togetner witn vouchers at the office of Royal J Douglas At torney at Law 010 ix:cies Bulldinsr Ogden Utah on or before the 25th day of February A ROBERTSON Oats No 3 white 54 sample grade ieea ozvi Barley malting 85 to 104 nominal feed 60 to 75 nominal Field seed per cwt nominal timothy 475 to 500 alslke 1800 to 2250 to red seed clover 50 700 top fancy 1800 to 50 sweet' clover 700 to 900 L nFFUNNY I CHICAGO W ti l A i tH Ur UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 5 (AP)— Cash wheat sales Corn No 2 mixed 94: No 2 vellow 95 A to 97 Vi' No 3 93 V to 954: No 4 91V4 to 934 No 5 75 to 91 sample grade yellow 6314 to 66V4 NO 2 white no — I — Jan atuujt UOUJNTX By WILLIAM FERRIS CHICAGO Jan K fAPi-PrW in the wheat pit advanced to new high for the past five years today on buying by nulling interests Strengtr at Minneapolis where mills wer rorvnrtprl an nrtlva mir chasers had a favorable influence on the local trade Traders said very little pressure was noticeable althoughhedging there were reports farmers were selling some wheat ana redeeming some held under govern ment loan - Movement of the bread cereal to terminal markets continued fairly heavy Wheat closed at the rtav's hlrha im 1 to H4 cents May 140 Mi July corn was unchanged to A x4umi to to 96 oats 'advanced higher May96V4 to soy beans wer 1A higher ana rye finished unchanged to up i - NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO 6732 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP WEBER GRAIN j CHARLEY 1943 S 1 NEW VORK EGGS NEW YORK Jan 5 (AP)— Eggs 19-5steady mixed colors fancy to extra fancy 44 to 48 extras 43 graded firsts 37 mediums 34 V dirties No 134 to 4 average checks 33 to 33U Whites fancy to extra fancy 49 to 51 specials 48 standards 44 4 fancy heavy mediums 44 mediums 42 pullets fancy heavy wholesale sales (37 to 39 lb) 23 to 25 pullets (35 to 36 lb net) 32 to 60 Browns fancy to extra fancy VI Vi to 48 Vi: specials 46 to 46 Vi standards 41 Vi mediums 39 to 39 Pacific coast unquoted i Administrator JOHN C DAVIS Attorney for Administrator Published Dec 15 22 29 1942 Jan o b 00 Aunt Kate ' m or v far com i ms tv mm ! V T W an trwr UT 0 jLAr 4f OVERDOSE- - I 1 Creditors will presept claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the law offices of John C Davis 812 Ecclea Building Ogden Utah on or before trie zotn day 01 reoruary a D 1943 Dated: December 14 1942 (AP-USD- i Jan - 50 POTATOES OMAHA — Hogs Jan 5 IDAHO FALLS Jan 5 (USPA-AP)feaiablo 9600: total 14000 25 to 35 wire Idaho: of Early lower sows 40 off u active For upper valley tOD 135 inquiry rather good and choice 190 lbs and above 1425 inquiry moderate late wire firm market better demand Ja 160 to 180 lbs 1390 to 1425 light Rusbulk sows 1385 few 1400 stags 1425 sales shipping point basis: mini-musets U S No 1'a lze A two-inc- h sacks washed 225 unJn 100-l- b CHIP Ann ion k oTTnii sacks a lew 260 able washed 220 In 10-lcattle 9000 'total 9000 'salable occasional sale an Idaho standard grade calves 1000 total 1000 fed steers and 184 U 8 No 2 and Idaho utility grade bulk ateers 1375 to steady a few 135 to 140 Dealers other sales yearlings 1600 top-best 1640 heifers strong FOBAF: Rusincluding cash track and two 1525 mixed steers: and heifers 1575 inch mini- cows sets U S' No l's size A to steady strong weighty cutters mum in 100-l- b ( sacks washed 215 un925 down beef cows 975 to 1225 strict washed 205 to 215 U S No 1 size A cows gooa to 1350 vealer steady two-inc- h minimum in 10-l- b sacks per cwt: l4oo to j leon b sacks 250 Idaho standard grade 100-lSheep:' Salable 5000 total 6500 fat Hear waahed 170 U S No 2 andto Idaho lauius good to choice about steady 135 1550 giow sacks 130 utility grade 100-l- b to 85 top offerings held above 1 c rre Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets iu uuu sneep undertone steady j U 8 No 1 155 to 175 mostly around 160 U S No 2 75 to 80 LONDON members calling said special meeting shall order The order- caning the meeting together with the notice of the clerk both to tne commissioners not signing the order for the special meeting and the public notice to be given as in this section provided must specify the business to De transacted at such special meeting and no other business than that specified shal' be transacted at such special meeting unless all the members be present and consent tnereto SECTION THREE: All ordinances and perts of ordinances I in conflict herewith are hereby repealed section four Tills ordinance snail take effect as soon as it shall be published as required by lay deposited and recorded in the office of the j County Clerk Passed by the Boaifd of County Commissioners of Weber! County State of Utah this 28th day jof December 1942 LEGAL NOTICES j News (10:55) IThis Nation At War I WEDNESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS Arthur Gaeth News The Yawn Patrol r15 V for Varierv Witt World News " r t 30 Top of the Tunes Time & Chatter News 45 Morning Bennett o — — — By Ken i ti —A Breakfast News tHjngsmiin News Final wiuvernite Last Call to 151 Your Job Uncle Zip Breakfast Uncle Zip 30 Cheer Up IReveille Roundup News 45 Gang Journey Victory Front 00 Itarratt Chadwick ixews V13 Uinit hr Z1 - 30) YankeeSinn s-Marilyn Day House United Aircraft Union Pacific United Carbon United Corporation United Gas Improvement United States Rubber United States Smelting United States Steel Vanadium Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph Westinghouse Airbrakes Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth Lum and Abner Treasury Star Parade IRay Heatherton's Orch News Glenn Miller Johnny Richards trui ' 16 82 26 82 58 Earl Godwin news Vr-nt- 45 6 America Union Oil ot uamorma Union Carbide (AP-TJ8D- Wayne King Sv II 4 1943 LEGAL NOTICES — Pota toes arrivals 31 on track 158 total U S OGDEN Jan 5 (USDA)— Hogs: Sal- shipments 542 old stock supplies moder able 300: total 440 fairly active fully ate demand on best moderate firm to ' lower top 1400 on to choice slightly stronger other stock demand slow 1K0 to 230 lb weights few good 1410 heavier and lighter weights 1350 to 75 sows dull and weak new stock supplies light 1100 to 1250 few to 1300 weaker Idaho demand slightly light Cattle: Salable and total: 350 not many Russet Burbanks U S No 1 300 to 05 salable cattle here following Monday' complete clearance late Monday and today fully steadyprices on all classes except undergrade cows unevenly lower good slaughter steers 1175 to 130tJt few choice lots to 1350 choice stockers and 'ceaers up to 1300 and above local PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP grassers in both classes 1150 down NOTICES medium to good slaughter heifers 1050 to lommon down to 850 aftd below fsood to choice cows 950 to It 00 few Consult County Clerk or the Reshove this cutter to medium cows 775 to spective Signers for Ftrther 925 canners down to 500 and below medium to good bulls 85n to 1040: com Information mon down to 825 and under medium to choice veal calves 1250 to 1500 few TO CREDITORS 1550 to 1600 common vealers 1200 IN THENOTICE DISTRICT COURT OP WEBER uuwn COUNTY STATE OF UTAH ieep salable: total 1790 no 1550 In the matter of the estate of JEN early sales late Monday few small lots NIE E BISHOP NEE Jennie E Adler Rood to choice trucked In fat lamba steady also known as Beth Adler deceased 22 37 42 Tpxas Co POTATOES an 5 CHICAGO: Complete News s 10 KUTA 570 ko 1 LIVESTOCK Sunshine Mining Swift & Co Texas Fulf oui TVnno JANUARY 5 TUESDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THE OGDEN ' |