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Show V THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD Stock Market SKIES TODAY Mother of Provo Man Dies at 86 Conference Schedule Announced WEATHER FORECASTS AND TEMPERATURES Eliza Jane Stott, 86, mother of Jesse Stott of Provo, died Wednesday morning in Fillmore, COMPANY HOGUE , AND BY A. J. Utah. FURNISHED By UNITED PRESS Funeral services win be held Member of New York Stock Exchange 1 m. The in Meadow Saturday at p. (UP) rai.t LAKE CITYChurch Utah: increasing cloudiness to T.atfr-da-v Saints today at the Meadow LDS Ward chapel. and Friday. Cloudy tonig the schedule for its Friends may call at the home of day. Yesterday's Close announced snow in and Volume Stocks Utilities Industrials Raflj a aaugn-her- e Rain in the valleys, 153.00 .40 128th annual general conference Mrs. Lynn weennaign, 103.04 .54 73.76 .01 1.28 449,70 most 1,990,000 over mountains Friday ter, in Meadow from 11 a. m. the state. 'April Warmer, today and to NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE until time of services Burial will th Pri. T. k' i.w Bid Asked Will tut mj y: Yesterday Today Yesterday's Close Cooler Friday. High today night. Close Open Banner Spe- be in Meadow cemetery. conference April 8.50 mary $7.75 50 tO 60, lOW tOnlgM Z5 tO W. 77 77 Allied Chem .24 22 Bristol Silver cial meetings of mission presi24 24 Allii Cham . .30 high Friday 45 to 35. Snow level Bullion Monarch ... .28 held will be also April dents 30 30 Alum Ltd 1.30 1.25 Cardiff Friday about 5,500 feet. 43 43 Amer Can . .03 Central Standard .. .02 . . 4-- 6. 'La .,i 2-- 3. 1-- 7. Amer Cyan Amer Rad Amer Smelt Amer Tel & Tel ... Amer Tohr Atch T ,St S Fe Beth-Ste- el Cater Trac Chrysler Clark Equip Corn Pd RfK Denver 6e R G Dow Chem Du. Pont East Kod .. . El Paso Firestone Ford Motor Gen Elec Gen Fds Gen Mtr Goodyear Gulf Oil Int Harv .......... ............ Int Nick Int Paper Johns Man Chief Con Clayton Silver 44 Combined Metals . . 171 Comstock 79 Cons Eureka 18 Croff 39 Dragon 60 East Standard 51 East Utah 44 Va Eureka Bullion 41 i Eureka Lilly Con .. Eureka Standard ... OO V4 ... Gt Western . 176 Kennebec 104 Majestic Oil 28 Mammoth 86 Mtn. States Dev 40 . .. Naildriver 60 New Park 52 North Lily 35 North Standard .... 73 Park Nelson 108 Park City Con 29 Prosper 74 Silver King West ... 91 Silver Shield So Standard 83 a Swansea Con 77 Tar Baby 32 Tintic Standard 35 Utah Wyoming .... 23 West Toledo 50 WHliston 33 Zuma 73 13 J9 18 ...... . 45 45 13 44 171 Alfred Hansen Dies At Home 39 60 . o1 44 41V 33 V4 56 176 104 V. 28 87 40 60 52 35 73 Va 109 29 75 91 38 88 Kennecott Min Mn Mfg Monsan Chem Mont Ward Natl Dist Natl Steel . Pac G and El Parke Da ... C Penney . . JPhill Pete . . Proct 6c Gam R CA Repub Steel .. Reyn Tob B Sears Socony Std Oil Cal .. Std Oil N J Texas Co Timk R Bear Transamer Un Carbide Un Pacific Unit Air Lin Unit Pk City . U S Steel Utah P and L Wests Elec . . Woolworth 77 32 35 23 50 53 74 85 38 59 33 40 70 26 49 46 31 62 34 37 89 26 . . .......... 83 38 59 32 A Ml 0 f V4 31 62 35 37 89 26 23 .11 .40 .04 1.00 06 .12 .05 .09 .25 .04 .27 .12 .40 .03 .14 .90 .62 11 04 08 .18 .04 .25 11 30 03 .12 85 .80 -- al .01 J01 .15 .09 .05 .18 .14 08 04 .15 .00 .01 .17 .15 15 12 '.20 .21 .65 .72 60 .65 08 Atlanta Billings Bismarck 54 11 .03 Bonanza Oil. 2.000 at 4. Bristol SI. 2.500 at 22. Bullion. 600 at 5. Comstock, 4,000 at 9'i- Cons Eureka, 500 at 39. Cres Eag Oil. 8,000 at 4; 4,000 at 1,000 at 44. E Utah. 1,000 at 11. Kennebec, 2.500 at 26. Leonora. 3000 at IV4 Mai. Oil. 37,000 at 10: 5.000 at 10 Va. 11,000 at 11: 40.000 at 12; 4000 at 13. Dev.. 12,000 at 3: 1000 12 Va: 11.000 Mt. States 26 at at 3,4. North Lily, 500 at 60 27 41 V park City con., esoo at 9 1 Royston Coal.. 5000 at 3 SI Shield. 2000 at tt 42 42 Tar Baby, 300 at 21. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Tintic Lead. 4000 at 3 Bid Asked Trans Union. 1,000 at 3. Today's Quotations 3.500 at 4,i; 13,000 Western 4 Barium Steel . at 44. Alloy. 10 10 Bunk Hill 2 Day Mines 15 Glad MCB 16 Mtn St T and T. 116 117 Rico Argentine 2 3 3 Utah Id Sug 5 . . Stocks Develop Better Tone MUTUAL FUNDS Yesterday's Closing Quotations: Bid Asked Affil Fund 6.31 Cdn Gen 12.04 Chemical .13.73 17.01 E it H Bal Fund .20.50 21.91 Stocks NEW YORK (UP) E & H Stk Fund . 19.08 20.40 tone a in better Fund Inv .14.08 13.43 developed early Inc Inv ,. 7.07 7.64 dealings today, with small gains Mass Inv Growth ,. 9.57 10.35 Mass Inv Trust. 10.30 11.14 the general rule and some fea Telv e Elec 10.36 11.29 tures up a point or more. OVER THE COUNTER Capital Airlines and Northwest Today's Quotations: Bid Asked Airlines were strong following .35 Pig Piney O & G. . '.50 Civil Aeronautics Board granting .57 .62 English Oil of a Chicago to Florida route to 36.00 - 38.50 Equity Oil . First Sec Bk 38.50 40.00 Northwest and a interstate Mtr L.... 12.25 12.87 Co route to Florida to 9.12 Lang 9.87 Va vkw 3.73 Capital Airlines. Mtn fuel 50 24.62 ...23 .7tt .33 vi Magma Copper, Lorillard, Bui Rare Metals 3.37 3.62 V Three Sta Nat Gas . . 4.37 4.87 V lard, Amerada were other bright u wn aouum uu .12.62 13.37 spots with gains of a point or West SU Rig ... . X.O 1.78 more. s i , Buffalo-Cleveland-Pittsbur- ........ URANIUM STOCK QUOTATTONff .01 .04 ........... .00a 14 .02 004 .16 ....... .02 .05 .68 .15 023; 07a 2.37 Va 3.00 .... . Leading steels were fractionally Asked Motors were virtually un higher. .01 Va changed. Oils moved narrowly .05 .01 Va either way. Aircrafts also were .17 mixed. .03 .01 a Allied Chemical had a drop of .20 firm chem .03 point in .10 & Cable Wire Anaconda ical list .73 to 49. .18 fell 4 following a points .03 Va dividend reduction. Gliddea lost .08 2.62 over a point. 325 .03a .06 Va 112 Va CARD OF THANKS .35 Bid Today's Quotations: Atlas Bapco Beehive Horn Big Tile TmtfskM Circle Cliffs .... Columex Congress Federal Oil Federal U Gold Cloud Gunsight Int Oil ic Met, Lisbon Lucky Mc Mt Peale Producers Radorock Shumway V Standard Sun Uran White Canyon Green Mtn Uran Pete .04 06 1.00 .25 .32 .03 ft .37 Our family is sincerely grateful for the many acts of kindness ? Jl .15 .18 AW .02 Produce Market CHICAGO (UP) Total 712, 359. - Supplies Potatoes: arrivals 100, ' track moderate, demand improving at slightly lower prices; market weak. Track sales (100s) .US 1A: Ida 0 ho Russets 'per cent 10 oz. 20-3- US extra 1 5.85. larger Street sales: Idaho Russets incl. US extra 1, US 2A 5.25- 5.50-5.6- -- 5; 6.00-6.2- 5; bakers US 1,. Onions: supplies and demand moderate; market steady. Street sales : Idaho yellow Span' ish 3 in. larger 45-4.65.65; 6.50-6.7- 5. 0. Ogden Livestock Contract Big $8 Million Water Bonds Win nt . Voter Approval . - Utah Obituaries N eight-to-on- go-ahe- ad 9 1 ny I at 10 a.m., St. Joseph's urday n i i numus ii it uaurcn. xrmrius Lainouc w -n mr Danielsen, 95, 981 24th St., died Wednesday. Mrs. Elda Woolsey !Tf: l v Boise f WtfOIISerVQ TlVeS Face Defeat In Nettie Guild, 81, died Tuesday; funeral Saturday noon, Lymon LDS Ward Chapel, Lymon, Wyo. SPRING GLEN 82, died Polly Rusk, Friday. EMERY Carrie Christens An dersen Nielson Simonsen, 90, died Tuesday; funeral Saturday at 1 p.m., Emery LDS Ward Chapel. 0; -- 200-24- 850-1,0- 50 21.00-21.5- 0. and the, Truth Shall Make You Free Chrisf'Jesus low-goo- good-choic- 26.00-29.0- 0; 340-35- LONDON; (UP) c&lves 26.0038.00. 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' ATTEND A' FREE LECTURE ENTITLED: 51 68 44 ' LESSON D -- 180-19- 20 34 . so-call- ed -3. 38 41 41 HILL AIR FORCE BASE (UP) The Air Force looked to the Navy today for help in getting a stranded C45 cargo ? plane off its sandy berth on an island in Great , 1 18.00-20.0- 42 spread ofidisease germs in hos., pitals. xf i Speaking on a panel discuss! n of , safety in hospitals, Dr. Warren A. Bennett, pathologist, ThomSalt Lake, where it made a forced as ; D. Dee Memorial Hospital, ' landing Tuessday. urged a minimum of conversa.01 Col. Edward F. Hubbard,, com- tion around patients, especially mander of , HM1 Air Force Base, babies and older' persons. He said said today he is looking around there should be no laughing and for a Navy or civilian barge to joking. haul the p'ane to a boat dock for Bennett said ordinary talking back to Hill. trucking could spread small droplets . of .20 Two crewmen escaped injury bacteria as far out as 37 feet when the plane was forced down And he said all people, even' in a snow storm while, enroute those not sick, carry such bac.14 from. Salt Lake City to Helena, teria in their respiratory tract. .07 .54 A Air Force Li"estock: (UP) Cattle 50; slaughter cattle about steady, mostly a cleanup market ; utility to low standard 780 - 885 lb. slaughter steers 18.00 - 19.50; few head commercial cows 18.00- 19.00; utility to commercial bulls market not tested on stockers and. feeders; few head . high standard slaughter heifers lb. Sheep 25; no test of market Calves 15; nominally steady; early; one lot four head d e 240-- 110 lb. wooied tr , indivki ial head lambs slaughter 280 lb. vealers few 21.00 late Tuesday. 0 head good lb. stock steer 34 St. Louis Spokane Washington during our recent bereavement, FLOWERS caused by the passing of our be loved mother. We. desire espe cially to extend our thanks and appreciation to those who took Rohbock Sons Floral part at the services, offered ex .,, A scientist has recorded the sent of sympathy, pressions sound made by a moth larva 1042 SOUTH STATCE, OKEM flowers, furnished pars, or in any (Continued from a sock. One) chewing Page other way assisted. v Family of Mrs. Zina C. Har- Agency at Huntsville, Ala., was ris Turner Dennis Pratt. assigned the Army mission. For Boys & Girls, Men: & Women with "Problem" Skins! The official announcement was not precise as to the targets of CARD OF THANKS the first lunar launchings. . A Pentagon spokesman said he sinWe desire to express our is certain the Defense Department cere appreciation to the many to "look at all of the intends friends and relatives who assist ed in any way during the recent moon," including the illness and passing of our beloved "far side" which has never been father. For the beautiful flowers, seen by man. the expressions of sympathy, the assistance of "those who took part MEAUX RIDES TRIPLE at the services, and other acts of kindness, we especially extend .Clarence BOWIE, Md. (UP) t our thanks. Meaux, one of the leading riders Mr. and Mrs. George R. at Bowie Jhis year, booted home McKinney and Family. three winners Wednesday includMr. and Mrs. Lovell Kill- ing overlooked Ambiorun in the pack-Sr.- , and Family. ' feature. Meaux also scored on Busy Saggy ($12.80) and Bubble Fame ($6.60). Ambiorun paid 25 lower; no sows sold early; $16.00. mixed bar early sales US 0 rows and gilts lb. 23.25- 0 23.50; medium lb. 21.50, Ye Shall Know the Truth SALT LAKE CITY (UP) An Ogden physician Wednesday advised visitors io keep quiet if they want io keep down the " FIRST-HAN- La-bori- Quiet As Possible minor increase in air radioactivity over the Salt Lake City area aras reported today by the Utah Health Department. Lynn K. Thatcher, chief of the bureau of sanitation for., the de partment, said Wednesday's meas urement for the previous 24 hours showed 29 micro, micro curies of beta radiation per cubic meter of air. Although the reading was above the normal' background radiati a figure of 3.7 micro micro curies for the area, it was far, far less than readings following continent tal atomic tests Of up to 8,000 mmc recorded last summer, Thatcher pointed out, and was threat to health. "But it's definitely due to some outside influence," Thatcher said, "although it's nothing of any great significance." There was no immediate explanation for the increase although in Berkeley, CaMf., the California Health Department reported radio active rain, possibly from a Si berian atomic test, fell in the Ran Francisco Bay area last weekend. Thatcher said the air radiation level was up to 14 mmc in the reading of March 24, increased to 36 mmc the next day and fell to 29 Wednesday. It was anticipated today's reading, to be made later in the day. would also be above background. There was no increase in gam ma dr ground radioactivity. -- KANOSH 30 50 68 Provo Salt Lake City San Francisco St. George - 33 - 47 Portland SALT LAKE CITY (UP) r--i unerai pun., apei. q Mrs. Arnes Teudt Fernelius, 83, peCIQI CieCllOn died mesaay, mnerai a riaay ai 1 p.m., Aultorest Funeral chapeL TORRINBTON, England (UP) Junius Blaine Shupe, 48,' 458 Voters here cast ballots today in Ogden Canyon, died Wednesday; a special parliamentary election funeral Saturday at 1 p.m., Lind- - that was expected to result in the quist and Sons Funeral Chapel. governing Conservative Party's Jt i M. Tanner, 57, died Tuesday. third defeat in ecent months. . OGDEN Radioactivity Shows Gain In S. L. Area 48 37 Boston Butte Chicago Denver, - and in ProvoLas Vegas Logan: Ogden, cloudiness today. Cloudy Logan creasing tonight and Friday. Rain in the Los Angeles valleys and show in the moun Miami tains Friday. Warmer today and Minneapolis tonight. Cooler Friday. High to New Orleans day 50 o 56, low tonight 32 to 37, New York high Friday 43 to 51. Ogden Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Thiokol Wins 09 .12 .04 SALES: 40 70 28 49 23 .06 09 38 04 97 03 Va special agriculture meeting sponsored by the General Church Welfare Committee also will be held April 5 in Assembly Hall on Temple Square. General Priesthood meeting is scheduled for April 5 at 7 p.m. Alfred Charles Hansen. 64, died Sessions for the general church Wednesday afternoon at his home, membership will be held April 4, 344 W. 2nd N., of a short Sines. He was born March 28, 1894, in 5 and 6 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. LDS confer- Orem, a son of Charles and Trena The semi-anuHe lived in ence, usuaHy held in October, was Sorenson Hansen. life. his all Provo cancelled last year because of an Surviving are two brothers and influenza epidemic. Health offi on sister: Oscar Hansen and Leo cials said there are very few cases of flu in the area this Hansen, both of Provo, and Mrs. Ted Ardell (Shirley) Bone of San spring. Francisco, Calif. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in Berg Drawing Room Chapel with Bishop Ralph Fletcher officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in Provo City Cemetery. OGIEN (UP) A $600,000 contract for work on the Matador booster rocket Wednesday was S. L, awarded to the Brigham City plant of Thiokol Chemical Corp. The contract calls for producf improvement on the solid propel-larocket. The contract is not of -a previously announced part . vw $14,000,000 contract awarded lnio- SALT LAKE CITY (UP) An kol for development of extra large eight million dollar bond issue for solid propellant rocket engines. a water treatment plaat won over whelming approval in a munici pal election here Wednesday. An unofficial final count gave e officials an SALT LAKE CITY Ann Amelia on the project. It was estimated (Millie) Howarth Reynolds, 73, about 14 per cent of the city's 2051 E. 9th S., died Wednesday. 60,000 eligible voters voted in the John (Jack) Krug, 56, 965 W. 17th election. Satur- S., died Tuesday; funeral Th plant constructed 1 . tTT w ara cnapei.1 at th mouth erf L Me Cottonwood aay noon, cannon William Olsen, 72, 1608 Harrison Canyon to purify water froir LitAve., died Wednesday. Miriam tle Cottonwood and Deer creeks. Groves 82, 243 3rd E died Tues- 0man Watef v . lvixs xuauac vruvia. nanscu tfvf'bls eoM fhiMr Vwhruwt nAncftiwt irtit Kennedy, 27, 1619 w. could, begin by May 1. Bids were Ave., died Monday. GeorgeJohn advertised March 15. Bogler, 68, former resident,iied It is expected sale of the pur-in Compton, Calif., Friday, w Ififvl watp.r uHll nav for the nlant. U8 Wbedock, 0GF"Glcn ned for a local 77, 2569 Gcamercy Ave., died tax increase. Wednesday; Requiem Mass SatA .35 .25 .07 31 Hospital Visitors t Advised to Keep As; Max. Min. Pep. v . Cargo Plane Stranded On Island CITY : ZONE......: STATE 16 West Center; Provo Jr. 1. f |