Show rr vrv V £ THE OGDEN (UTAH) £3 A HOGLE A CO 9 Lead Market Neen 113 73 Allied Chemical Allia Chalmers Am Airlines ‘ NEW YORK (AP)— The stock market advanced today with the railroads well out in front of the ABC-Unit- Para ed V Gen Gen Foods Motors 80 68s 44s 36 Keen Pure Oil 64 13V 82 40 71 112 28 32 118V Safeway Schenley Sears Roeb Sinclair Oil Soc Vac So Pacific So Railway Sperry Corp Std OU CaL J Oil N Std Drug Sterling Studebaker-Pack’- 63s d Sunray Oil 23 Loew’s Sun Mining 27 Swift 8c Co Martin Glenn L Texas Co Monsanto Chemical 141 40 Tex Gulf Sul Montana Power 142 83 V Thompson Products 614 Mont Ward 57 s 63 Vs Motorola Timken RolTr B'ing 42 V Transamerica 43 Nat Biscuit 24s 42s Twent Cent Fox Nat Dairy 33 ' Nat Distillers 214 Union Carbide 11 Union Oil Nat Theaters 33' N V Central 807 45 Union Pacific 37 16s Norfolk 8c West’n United Aircraft 56V 10 No Am Av United Airlines 81 No Pacific 68s United Park City 37 U S Rubber 28 Ohio Oil 49 V U S Steel 201 Pacific Gas 41s Utah Power 38' Para Pix 98 West Airbrake 681 Penney J C 30 West Electric 38 Penn R R 38 Woolworth 208 Phelps Dodge 77 Vi Youngstown 37 Phillips Pet Products Curtiss Wright Deere Doug Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont Cast Airlines 26 11 V 504 99V 44 S3 58 43 30 99 53 170 71 2 30 30 46 29 70 48 7 83 OGDEN (USDA) — Cattle: Salable: CHICAGO (AP)—Grain' range: 23 largely nominal trade only scattered head sold odd canner cows 900-95- 0 few common stock steers and heifers RENOVO Pa (AP) — One of the nation’s largest natural gas wells was capped late yesterday ending the fear of death and de lbs 1300-133- 0 Calves: Salable: 10 trade poorly tested few sales steady odd lo choice 260 lb vealers 2200 commi lbs 1330-165-0 stock calves 370-4Hogs: Salable: 50 hardly enough t 700-73- struction that hovered over this area since the well exploded last week The “wild one’ was quieted by Paul “Red” Adair oil and gas well trouble-shoote- r from Houston Tex and a nerveless team of 16 others who knew one accidental move in the operation might be their last As the 3000 pound cap was maneuvered by a crane over the well head Adair jammed a bolt through matching holes That provided a pivot for the cap to be swung through the tremendous pressure of the flowing inflammable gas and for other bolts to be placed Then Ed Ingram production superintendent for the New York State Natural Gas Co turned a valve wheel that cut the roaring gas to a whisper and finally to silence The well cap blew off last Wednesday because of a faulty gasket Adair said The next day the gas ilowing at an estimated 200 million cubic feet daily exCHICAGO (AP)— Wheat No 1 new ploded injuring 10 workers 209 Adair working at the core of redCorn 148 No 3 the fire which melted down a Oats No 2 yeUow heavy mixed 73: No 1 tractor placed and set off 300 heavy white No 2 72 pounds of nitro glycerin to snuff Barley nominal malting choice 135-3-2 out the fire last Saturday feed 1 Cash Grain 0 35 offer early for trade test Sheep: Salable: 3500: receipts Rail Yard Dedicated Invitation to Bid 1 lambs 2340 four cars 98 lb Idahos alighUy less attractive above cars 2300 Five doubles (adv) Nevada range feedmostly black-face- d er lambs 1975 Idaho feeders 1800 load medium to mosUy good white- - Improper Backing—Josephine Burt 42 of 157 35th St forfeited $25 bail in the City Court on an improper backing charge An accident was involved pelt steady at 300 Yesterday’s Market Cattle: Salable: 100 Small nun slaughter cows weak to 50 cents low- 1 PASCO to bid for janitorial services in the Village building in Ogden have been issued in Denver by the regional director General Services Administration heat Bids will be received until 1 pm June 28 Forms and specifications Parking may be obtained from the GSA Improper Bail of $5 on an improper park- office in Salt Lake City or from ing complaint was forfeited in the office of the postmaster in the Cityr Court by M E McLeod Ogden 100-degr- ee Radar Victim — Lavon P Win-ber-g 31 of 501 Cross St forfeited $13 bail in th’e City Court on a speeding charge ' lot Hereford bulls around 700 13500 per head Calves: Salable: 25 Trade p tested few common and met mixed stock calves largely he Dee-lish-u- ’s 4 (adv) 1300-180- 0 Hogs: Salable: 75 Barrows and under 230 lbs strong to 23 t s rows and gilts 2250-230- 0 those occasional near 230 lbs 2150 i Cardiff 500 g 225 sows 302 to 522 lbs 1350-160- 0 few Columbus Rexall 1000 © 15c under 270 lbs 1750 120 Consolidated Eureka 200 Sheep: Salable: 4000 Receipts 1 23 t Of aeason to date at movement 1400 t 10000 i 40c 40c 1400 Croff 0 1000 from Western range areas increased 20c © East Standard to lambs weak steady slaughter spring Home Furniture 2358 Wash East Utah 500 i 23c other classes mostly steady Three cars Empire 2000 © 5c choice and prime 98 lb Idaho range Blvd (adv) Eureka Standard 1000 © 19c wooled slaughter spring lambs 2340 20c 1500 Kennebeck © four cars 98 lb range Idahos slightly Kill Garden Pests — Insecticides 1000 Little May 1000 0 less attractive than above three card 2300 these seven cars sold without 6 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nevtah Oil 5500 © 47c sorting three decks good and choice North LUy 500 g 87c 200 g 90c Dr George Henry Wahle Sr 93 lb Idaho ranch spring lambs 2250 Park City Con 2500 g 24c 1500 with 26 head 81 lbs sorted out at Boise physician 61 25c e Park 1800 few small lots utility to Konold 1000 0 13c Mrs Vera Lucille Gray 55 trucked in spring lambs 1800-210-0 Prince Con 1000 © load choice mostly blackface Boise 3000 0 5c ' Prosper 3000 0 wooled Nevada range spring feeder Royston 2000 ti 4c 57 lambs 1973: load medium to mostly Laurence A Silver Shield 6000 i 3‘ic good whiteface breeding Nampa Silver Standard 2000 0 4Ve ewes 128 lbs down 600 approximately Swansea 1000 ft 19c cars ranch Idaho spring lambs 3 Dorothy Orford 69 Boise LOUISVILLE Ky (AP)— A Tar Baby 500 0 43c 1000 © 44c unsold at and four cars Mrs Sarah Ann Stelzer 89 45c California spring lambs reported back 2000 0 Tintic Standard 1000 0 125 2500 wallet containing more than not yet yarded Weiser — — 6 123 Con 10000 $1100 lay unnoticed in a teleMrs Ella Collins 78 Parma Utah 0 West Toledo 1000 0 17c phone booth 4Va hours before Charles F Roadman 66 Home-dal- e Willis ton Basin 1100 0 33e Livestock owner the called for it Zuma 1000 0 16c After returning to his hotel Mrs Belle Jellis Munro 79 CHICAGO Cattle: Guy B Harris Owensboro discalves: 400 steers 1100 lbs down Weiser covered the wallet was gone and steady heifers mostly steady - Mrs Livestock Edith Cook 75 Idaho cows steady vealers steady to 100 and notified police 1100-131- 8 ' Falls loads few higher prime 5 9000 hogs A half hour later he called OMAHA (UPh-Ho- gs: choice and prime lb steers 2423-235- 0 Nave Rees Gary 2150-2- 4 00 cents lower spots off more choice average choice yearlings again to say that George Grady of Mr and Mrs Rees Nave son and light steers 2200-223- 0 good to 180-31750-2150 lbs bartender at the establishment Idaho Falls 5 low choice steers high Cattle: 7500 calves: 375 fed steers where Harris had used the telechoice to mostly prime lb Mrs Cora Belle Woolen 75 heifers 2323-2- 4 00 good and choice and heifers mostly steady high choice phone found the after money 1900-225steers 1171 1133 and commercial and lb' and Spirit Lake utilitycanners prime cows 1150-145- 0 same grade heifers 1800-220-0 receiving a 9all from Harris and cutters 2250-230- 0 Mrs Melvina Thayer 73 Coeur 9 cows steady to 23 lower utility As a reward Grady received d’Alene good and choice vealers 18 cuU to commercial grades and commercial 1150-145-0 stockers $50 00 10 8 William H Riddle 67 Viola and feeders in light supply weak Clarence M Plyler 64 former ‘ Idaho Deaths 3c $7100 Unnoticed For 4’A Hours in Telephone Booth low-choi- ce 4c 7c solid-mou- th Brandt mid-afterno- on 2c k Chicago 12-0- (AP-USDA)- — 00 Omaha 50-7- 00 1850-212- 950-11- 61 0: 00-125- 0: 00-23- 00-1- Navy Base Seeks Bids for Vault It's gulch and easy thru Ecoiio-Rat- c Allstate’ convenient banh plan URANIUM CORPORATION Another better value from the company founded by gives you both low rate financing by a cooperating bank and low cost Allstate Auto Insurance You’ll save time and trouble too One quick transaction takes care of everything— one easy monthly payment covers everything No fuss no delay no red tape At the same time Econo-Rat- e gives you aH the advantages of Allstate Insurance such as “Disappearing” Deductible Collision coverage that gives greater protection against today's high collision damage costs The larger the loss the less contact you pay! 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Wyo Surviving are his widow Ogden two daughters Mrs Angelo (Joyce) Ravarino Salt Lake City and Mrs John (Carol) Hunter Los Angeles 11 grandchildren one brother: James R Shaugh- Pocatello Presbyterian Church officiating Friends may call at the family home 79 Reynolds St this evening and tomorrow until r services Buriai will be in Malad cemetery with Benson Funeral Home v in charge nessy Ogden Requim mass will be celebrated Friday at 10 a m in St Joseph’s Catholic Church Holy rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8 p ra in Lindquist 'and Sons- Colonial Funeral Chapel 3408 Washington Blvd where friends may call Former Logan Man 32 Killed - tomorrow from 6 to 8 - Interment will be in Washington Heights Memorial Park Vital Statistics Mayer 1741 Lake' St girl June - 21 79 Offering Cicrulor Now Available On Kano Crook 5c Now Mox 3c fcobMit Phone 2-97- ‘ t eon-ducte- d -- -- - -- and Bona Colonial Fu- call at Chapel Friends may the mortuary Thursday 6 toS vsn Interment at Washington Heights Memorial ParK GALLEGOS — Requiem mass for Mrs 22nd Josefs M Gallegos of 244 WestmornSt will be recited Thursday Catho-lie ing at 10 am in St Joseph’ will be Church Holy Rosary recited- Wednesday at 8 pm at frlenda the Larkin Mortuary 6 where to 9 p m and 4 may call Wednesday Interment Thursday to 0:45 am- directed by Ogden City cemetery Larkin Mortuary HOPKIN — Funeral services for- John P Hopkin retired cement plant 21 foreman and husband of Sarah Rawle Hopkin will be conducted Sonner —Howard K and Lillian Friday at 2 pm in the Morgan Mosher 2174 Harrison Blvd boy L stake bouse with Bishop John Ward 21 June Helner of the North’ Morgan at tna Frlenda may call Jolley—Vernal V and Dorothy fofficiating Thursday home amUy Ryan Rt 3 Box 386 Ogden girl Friday until 1 30 pm evening andwill be In the 8°nth21 Interment June directed by undcemetery Morgan — E and Rex Juanita Jones and sons qulst O’Dell 3244 Orchard Ave girl June 22 Thompson — Reed Paul and We wish to express our sincere Geniel Parry 1168 22nd St girl thanks and appreciation to those who wer so kind and Inthoughtful June 22 the 1°a ' our bereavement We esHigginson— Jack T and Ruth during of our beloved June Barton Ward Second the Roy Moyes 3890 Jackson Ave girl pecially thank of tbe auxllUrlea all and bishopric June 22 ward those who sent floral offerings Stevens — James W and Louise or assisted in any way MARTINUB MR AND MRS Pulsipher 225 W 12th St boy BARTON AND FAMILY June 22 Words cannot fully express the of gratitude In our heartato feeling Licenses our relatives friends and neighbors the sympathy and kindness Dan Lee Roten 21 Ogden and for shown us in the loss EUour Myers We Thomas Edith Myrleen Haigh 16Ogden and father to tn thanks our to express wish Edmond E Hansen 55 Black-fo- Fifth Ward bishopric nd Relief aM DegWcal Idaho and Lillian T Brown Society city employes the Workers Union No 217 and tor and 52 Ogden beautiful floral offerings many any yT Robert Orson Munn 18 Nyssa any one who helped InMYERS W June 21 Walton — Howard and Lois Jones 575 40th St girl June 21 Farr — Gerald and Jeannine Thompson Rt 1 Box 151 Ogden boy June 21 Holley — Vernal and Deloris Stuart Rt 1 Ogden girl June 21 Greer — Arthur L and Della Webb L-- Bonneville Park boy June 21 McCoy —Garland and Helen Ellis 1060 Sherwood Dr boy June ' Lindquist neral - - ’ - - - Cards of Thank Marriage ot EDNA CHILDREN OF THOMAS E MYERS i Lynn Sparks Flinders 23 Og- den and Connie Jerune Clow 18 Ogden Divorces Granted Helen M Shull from Robert W Shull cruelty married at Papil-lio- n Neb Sept 15 1935 Leona W Schuenman from Richard F Schuenman cruelty married at Mesa Ariz March 22 -- 1932 - APPRECIATION t to Washington H T RUej Lodge No 24 F&AM worshipful master for officiating the Lewis J Mooneyham funeral service st Aultorest Memorial Chapel Monday June 20th We acknowledge also the comfortrendered by ing graveside service Trainof Railroad the Brotherhood ' men Lodge No 68 Our appreciation Is extended to Rev Vernon L Booker of the Ogden First Congregational Church who was the speaker at the service Thanks George AULTOREST MORTUARY Phone 836 36th St SEVENTY YEARS CONTINUOUS "SERVICE AT A SAVING" Ogden’s modem chtpel and morMembers Nationsl tuary facilities Funeral Directors As- and Utah sociations Also Sentinel Insurance Plan Utah Deaths By THE ASSOCIATED Raymond E Sutton Earl L Neilson 55 ploye Mount Pleasant wood Calif FUNERAL DIRECTORY PRESS PhOD 64 Provo hotel emin Holly: Cen-terville- T LARKIN & SONS 24th fit A Adltl TM A FLORISTS And the Flower Are Furnished by Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL John P Hopkin 74 retired cePhone 955 Washington ment company foreman Morgan William S Brimhall 68 Salt Lizzie Norseth Flowers Lake City In Your SpecializingNeeds Floral Lazell Barker 48 school cusPhone 2380 Klesel Ave todian Salt Lake City Home Phone Victor C Hoenes 59 photogJIMMY'S FLOWER SHOP i rapher Salt Lake City Funeral Designs Our Specialty Wilford L Wyatt 57 farmer Dial 6292 Home Phone Wellsville 480 35th St Ross Leonard Thomas 62 Muri ELIZABETH'S ray FLOWER SHOP Mrs Anna Davidson 91 Salt DM1 tl 24 St 4M th Lake City ' LeRoy P Keisel 50 heavy WEBER FLORAL CO Greenhouse 740 28th 8t Phone 63 equipment operator Salina Edward Wilcock 64 farmer Ogden City FloralDialCo Joseph 2219 Washington Blvd Clyde Samuel West 54 forllLTXlXgg 32 merly of Salt Lake- City in Pico MELVIN G FLEGAL & CO OF OGDEN - 2620 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah 83 good hands with At eofporotie founded b Stars toabvek end Ce Iron Ihe parent ceepeny Kent dtfiet Skektm extinct and Metro h dent Grant Hoffman 32 son of and Mrs Edward Hoffman Jlr of Logan was killed yesterday in an automobile accident near r Sacramento Calif' ' Mr Hoffman and his family were en route from their home at Burlingame Calif to Logan for a visit when the accident ' occurred Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p m in the LDS Ninth Ward in Logan an Among the surviVors is aunt Mrs John M (Effie) Rich-ard- s FUNERALS Leonard M Ferguson 55 2419 Klesel Avenue Ogden Utah 61 Quotations effective 9 a m this dote and LOG AN—A former Logan' resi- Ogden Adams — Eugene D andr Bette McCulloh Royrgiri June 21 ' Boyce — Preston L and Laura SHAUGHNESSY — Requiem maw for Weaver Layton girl June 22 - John Francla Shaughnessy hus' Harriet M Bhaughnesay of band DEE HOSPITAL will be celebrated Friday at 10 m at St Joseph’s Catboirc Church Campbell— George E and Ella Recitation of the Holy Rosary will Mae McBride 450 29th St boy be given Thursday at 8 pm at Calif S T O C'K Fownddd by Soars ‘ n' Oakley Mosey D Burrell 82 Blackfoot Emmett Hillary Thomas cemetery sexton Malad great-grandchildr- 7 William Biglar Dressier 82 Payette Mrs Thelma Jones 53 Cambridge Irvin A Wilhite 70 Star Mrs Lucy A Marlatt 81 Boise Mrs Margaret L Moffitt 64 Wilder infant Tameria Jesperson Donald Mrs Mr and of daughter Jesperson Idaho Falls J Lamar Bronson 44 farmer OGDEN URANIUM BROKERS You’rn In John Francis Shaughnessy 60 of 3825 Quincy Ave died last night at his home after a short Illness Mr Shaughnessy had been employed at Hill Base for 15 v years MALAD Idaho—Emmett Hillary Thomas 79 Malad cemetery sexton died Sunday at home following a sudden illness ’A native of Trade Tenn where he was born March 8 1876 a son of Frank and Sally Eggers Thomas Mr Thomas came West at 16 settling in Malad He never left He was married to Martha Jones in 1901 at Malajd Surviving are five sons - and five daughters: Thomas and Mrs Jgne GR Wilson Pocatello Idaho Wilore Thomas Los Angeles Mrs Elizabeth Kent St John Idaho Mrs Nell Hess Harold and Frank Thomas Malad Mrs Marjorie Archibald Moab Utah David F Thomas an Army man in Germany and Dallas Thomas Los Angeles Also surviving - are 23 grandchildren seven and two sisters Mrs Pearl Johnson Hildebrand N C and Mrs Doll Lawrence Mountain City Tenn The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3:30 pm in Malftd Second Ward Chapel with the Rev J William Hamblin of the 64 ROEBUCK & CO BLDG 2229 Washington Blvd Shaughnessy ’ Hotel Ben LomondOgden Utah I No F Ore and Lama Beth Garner 15 Nyssa Ore Dale Alexander Leatham 24 and Barbara Erlene Kilts Ogden Luther Thayer Palmer 77 20 Ogden Boise Thomas Jay Gibbon 21 ReadConrad Brandau'33 Melba ing Pa and Colleen King 19 Ted Amos 64 Nampa ' Ogden John Herman Nortune 60 South Neldon Ray Christiansen 19 Mountain Home and Dorothy Ganet Jones Mrs Gesine Elisa Brockman Ogden 17 Ogden 60 Boise COOMBS & CO OF OGDEN Dim SEARS NAVAL Idaho theater man at Clarkston Wash Mrs Mary W Brogan 89 Emmett Mrs Laura Mclntire 95 Hager-ma- From BOOKLET! I I I I le PER SHARE 15000000 Shares Capital Stock lc Par Value CLEARFIELD PLY DEPOT — Sealed bids for construction of a security vault at the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot will be received until 11 am on June 28 at the Public Works Office at the Depot Plans and specifications call for the vault to contain reinforced concrete walls and ceiling and the lining of existing masonry walls within the vault area with steel plate Specifications for this project (No 46608) and other bidding information may be obtained on application to the Public Works Officer at Clearfield Naval Supply Depot Deposit of a check for $10 payable to the Treasurer of the United States is required as security for the safe return of each set of bidding data J i Boy Scout benefit show Starts Births Sunday Egyptian Theater Buy tickets in advance now from any ST BENEDICT’S HOSPITAL boy scout (adv) Lykins—James D and Anita 709 22nd St boy June 21 Cline Parking — B J Fort forfeited Powell—Verdi- - T and Phyllis $5 bail in the City Court on an 76 3e ‘faff H Emmott Thomas ! Photostats — All sizes Western Arts 2538 Wash 2nd floor improper parking complaint t Unfurnished Duplex — LDS (adv) non smoking adults Elec frig and — That’s the name " Ph (adv) range for Wonder enriched buns — You’ll love any sandwich made Everything for the Patio in with tasty healthful Wonder pottery coffee koral in pink gray Buns (adv) yellow turquoise warmers Lobby Shop 2518 Wash Speeding Charge — Bail of $10 Orpheum s (adv) on a speeding charge was forfeited in the City Court by R J Unlicensed Dog — Doul Gale 31 476 of 23rd Eccles Ave forfeited $5 bail 235 St Siegworth in the City Court on a charge of First complete selection of outan unlicensed dog door furniture now at Tribe’s maintaining larg-Invitatio- ns Wash (AP) — The Northern Pacific Railroad’s new $5500000 hump retarder yard here was dedicated yesterday with 1500- - attending ceremonies in - (adv) Machines Parked Wrong — Bail of $5 on andPfaff Sewing and' White$11950 portup Singer improper parking charge was for- able elec $2500 guaranteed feited in City Court by Ziegler Pfaff Sewing Center 2534 Wash Roofing Co Ph (adv) Picnic table for your patio or Heavy Foot — In the City yard assembled or build it your- Court K Bennett 1723 28th St self Anderson Lumber Co 114 forfeited $15 on a speeding conP 24th St Ph (adv) plaint Here Now! New 1955 wallHave you shopped at - Tribe’s murals hand Home paper scenics — Sure! Furniture prints fabric paper combina- Green Stamps too lately? 2385 Wash tions Bennett’s 2665 Wash 75-7- 5: 93-1- 16 2316 Wash (adv) Morgan i trade much slower than yest nothing sold by 11 am with Interests talking considerably yesterday slaughter spring Iambi feeder lambs steady to weak ter ewes No Seed Co Mod-ling- Ogden Livestock Grain Futures and spray guns Expert advice at your service Taylor’s Pet and ” 47 - - Stop Sign for peeling paint is Surfacet tacks down loose saves removing & sand (adv) paint blasting John R Hall 4c Sons Speeding Charge — Bail of $14 4093 Riverdale Rd (adv) on a speeding charge was forSurgical Garments --—'Trusses feited in the City Court1 by Bernice E Creamer 39 of 3795 elastic hose Fitted by graduate H‘ E Riley Drugs technician Quincy Ave : 2201 Wash Blvd Dial show in your Free Drapery (adv) home You can’t lose Tel Skips Bail — Bail of $13 on a Ogden Shade & Drapery 429 charge was forfeited in 24th (adv) speeding the City Court by Elfreda M Bus Zone — On a charge of Tanner of Salt Lake City t parking in a bus zone bail of $5 Wedding Invitations at was forfeited in the City Court 3065 Harrison ph 8655 by Parley Walton (adv) 5 will Formula Fever? Hay Take the Pacific Trailways give you relief as it has thou- short route to the Northwest All sands of others Try it today air ride coaches new faster (adv) schedules Ph (adv) Forfeits Bail — On a speeding Leaves Bail — On a speeding charge bail of $11 was forfeited charge bail of $11 was forfeited in the City Court by Beth Bur- in the City Court by Darrell Robton of 3411 Oak Ridge Dr bins 23 of 678 13th St Como Springs — Swimming Sale — Geraniums Pelagon-ium- s bowling and skating Try our Petunias Asters Snaps chicken and steak dinners in our Shaw’s Dahlias new cafe Just 30 minjites ride Marigolds and544 E 2650 N Greenhouse up beautiful Weber Canyon Ph North (adv) Ogden Ph2-50113-- J Utah 10 451 1WS ’ Too Fast — James Rockell 19 of Ogden Route No 3 forfeited $10 bail in the City Court on a speeding complaint Rush rush rush4 That’s why Hostess Coconut Sno Balls are so fresh Made in the famous Hostess Cake Kitchens they’re rushed to your grocers and are guaranteed fresh Try some today 32 46 43 V 23 43 23 95 59 Vi 58 61V 95 94 84 122 V 30 Repub Steel Reynolds Tob Royal Me Bee 7 Obituaries Random References —Close— 41 RCA 84 108 71V Joy Mfg Corn ‘ - Kennecott Liggett Sc Myers Lockheed Aircraft Coca-Col- In Pennsylvania Is Finally Capped Kodak Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Gulf Oil Int Harvester Int Nickel Int Paper Int T Sc T Prices near the close included: Santa Fe up 2H at 150Mt Southern Railway up 2 at 96 at 67 Illinois Central up 2 1 31 at Oil up Monterey at Armour Atchison American Telephone off Atlantic 182 American Cyanamid up Avco a at Baldwin at- 62 up 4 B Sc O at 33 Celotex up 1 137 Bcndix Av 1 108 at General Motors up Beth Steel and Boeing: off 1 at 60 Boeing Prices were strong in many in Borden Borg Warner stances and extended to around Celanese Pacific 3 points Losses went to between Canadian Ches Sc Ohio 1 and 2 points Chrysler Trading was brisk at an esti- Col Gas Cont Motors mated 2900000 shares Cont Oil Giant Gas Well Eastman Keen Firestone 28li Fruehauf Gen Electric 29 Am Can Co Am Cyanamid Am Locomotive Am Motors Am Radiator Am Smeltins Am T Sc X Tobacco Am Anaconda Arm co rally - Salt Lake Mining Stoclc Quotations J A HOGLE & CO Now York Stock Exchango Rcil Stocks WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 22 STANDARD-EXAMINE- D ' N tHi " IU COOMBS CO Bon Lomond Hotel Ogdon Utah Rhone 01 Dianfcard-fcranht- rf Karen Anderson infant daugh- Ogbfrt Entered at the roatoffica at Ogden ter of Mr and Mrs Donald An- Utah as second class matter accordderson Rothwell March 8 1879 ing to Act of Congress John William Rufi 66 formerSubscription pries 81 AO per month Associated Fr— a ly of Salt Lak City in Oakland f(ember of The — tjCcHl - --- - |