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4 4 ratre---fiCshi- Futures Sliiep-----sitintil- 9 11 50: Medium to goinit Medium 404 I 59 00 0 11 50 common to ntediUM S 25 :I 9 25 lower grades SI11x down to S4 (Xi: bulls absent: veal supp4 piostly a erv common i none sold early Hogs—Receipts 340: tInClUdell 100 for reaket and 240 through to SteadyISOwith to choice Tl:sursdav's advance: good TO Ity butithers $13 75 rnedton to good to 270 lbs 81!' 504113 23: 270 to Ian over 3110 lbs l'inn ltia Nil 00 r' ISO ihs nO 'tj 10 50 1 sln Sil 5061 :11t-11 757 few light- sS73 :19 50 we77714 $IO On Sheerh-Stect- ipts 41 t7: 1929 No earl' 211 il ttorign for market to 95 cris'ee smies: lae Thitraday good to 106 lb Lisho spring S1410 :las to SS 91 reedlum to grical Idahos feeders 813 '5 13 85: 73-l$12 23: 140-lb- g":e'd ewes S5 nn medium to good 131 to 135 1b11- $14-7sorted at $3 00 H ta" Ju:s- - 21 SA" : 240 through and 137 for market Market iv eltiv to strcmg: grass-festeers m to medium S9 00 S12 00 1common down to SS50: 4 common to medium heifers Ssn0 b 11 OW roediurn to ont CO A S S41504 1200 cut- canner S6 On hi ston ter tn Cnrn!1111 down to S300: medium bulls SS 25 geades ar 102S: eomrnon kinds clown to SA 50: a ealers sold from $14 nO 'ct yrri and choir 00 b 1300 ll'on medium tos 3737:$12ineluds 345'2 a teadY: it end for 2S5 market through 75 on best ISO Fully R tra $ll 270-- to 300 Ihn SIll to5(1472701100: eoer 300 Ihti I no rq- in on: i fin to 1S0 s 0 no ii 00 ‘- pss $8 75 n 9 50 errore liztit weigh ts sioon 784 a P throught Odd bead good ewes brouzt $5 50 Note: The Oglen and North Salt Lake searkets will he closed Monday July 24 CHICAGO Ju:y '21 h4 tx000: total 12500 Very net Ire and complete r learance early weig!ts 15P011 under to 25c rogi'er: 24r) 01241 ter 21'n tbs 10e to 15r: higher weigh!s 27A !ha and sows ::Se to 40c hgher 11:1 rrlorr 01 $14 3n sparial:1 Inr 20r 01 220 ths rouii goe1 and t) erl 241) ih4: 14 25: It $14 00 rn S14 1ft 111 lip 241 in :ton iti4 $11 4041 $13?In7N trf 14 00 n :10f) tloir-- 74NCI :INO to S5(-th cf41 $ 12 254 12 fi5: Itsht 1112 1'5 hots under IRO ihm three eglits 1500 Ca:es—Falahle SnO Reeetpts mainly native and POUThWeSt molerate supply grass elters grass eels and grassy burg: ryt! ennuch fed steers to make a market: undertone cn strictlyrratrt-resteers ttrm: hest $16 257 sprin-of fertugs k:int grassy and warmed-uiit I 50c lower: good to choice grades 1350 tp 81275 1540: beef cows stow canners and cutters weak to 15c steady: lower: 7:14 no bulls steady:: to weak vealers unchanged Sheep: Salable and total 50: holdover at 81500 down: most beef cows S8:250i 300: good to choice spring lambs eutters S7S3 dOwn 900 to 1300 up to steady: Wittold 1075: S1200: feNN feeder lambs OE of ferings $10504411 00: atocker and good wes salable $350 down feeder trde Mainly coMnion and medium 00 grade a dull weiait affair at SS75 10MarRange of Grain 1000: total 4000 ket moderately active: severist sales atirtng CHICAGO July 21 ( AP ) -- Wheat: lionbs and shorn ewe" fully steady good Low Close Hich and choice native springers Open $13754T- -JulY 14 25: latter price top- with bucks dia$15714 $15814 $15714 $158 It 00 medium 15814a 15612 158k4 conniel Si and good spring- Sept 158s4 ers S12 00 671350 light cull kind down Dec1:5774 1577a 15712 15711 to $000 and below: small lots shorn native May 15812 159 15914 1581 ewes $4004 525 practical top $525 Oats: Til 77 7814 7914 791i July OMAHA 4 73 72 7214 —Hogs: sept July 21 f Salable arid total 4000: 71 :71 IA Dec 72 7114 higher: : bulk good and choice 180-36lbs $1365 Slav 71 72 7114 7114 4114 25 Eye: 44 1 Oct 1I Salable and total 7110: calves I 0914 Jul Cale 100144 10g 100: I 0 14 Yearling steady: choce 962-l109 t14 109 14 10p seeca moatly Dec 11174i $1640: oiher led s:eerg: $I:3 254i Sept 111 14 1 12 111 16 25 1135-114 Ma' 11314 11314 Sheep: SCable ii11 totAL 200: alaughter 7181": 'ambit styadv: good aild choice 'natives jute 1 2844 12812 12S1ii 12814 11414 1141 2 1 1414 11412 larile!y $13 00: medium to good $1150 oj Sept 124): westerns lacking Dec 114 kg 11414 114142 11414 DENVER July 21 Cattle: Salable 200: total 250: calvea salable and total 100: over 752e' rows ACT tVe: fully steady: cuter to goca-- bull NEW YORK July 21 AP) —Buttergoicia vealers $1400 hardly $800011160 firm prices uncha nced at ceilinz v stockers 465036: Chee9e-211- 390 no quota: nominal Salable 700: total 2h00: not tions Hogs0 few sales stroug to 23'c highr Eggs-10913: l bs 1 trregular grading good S14 '5: holdlive and dressed poultry' —Firm prices tra strictly good and eholee above $1450: few 2Sli - 'foo ibe $127501325: medium unchanged S1 lbs 50 str 1325 good sows CHICAGO July 21 ( AP —Live poultry mostly $1100 o 1200 receipts' 24 truck no cars salable early sales slaughter —Irregular Sheep prices unchanaed fob C110"s'S Y stead gr)od and choice trucked Butter—Firm 612960 marreceipt lamba $14 00 41465 slaughter ket unchanzed espring 50 down Eggst—Receiptc 13942 weak market LOA ANGELES 1— unchanged July 21 fa Salable 200: slow about steady: Cale: Fruits moatly eleatup sales: common to medium sr ers feeders $1100 rt 1200 siS market prices: Fridaya Grower' common to etr):rk steers $1000 'i MOO: Apricots perboxlug S175 t1200 medium heifers late S1150 fol 1300: per transparent 1175: Apples early 2 loads northern hay-fer- l cows red astrachan Thursday 200 $1751 S "AO: enr11111011 to medium sausage bulls crate dewberries Berries per $300 $900 O 1100 red $300 hick sTon Calves: Salable 35: steady to week: raspberries red 51 75 'a 200 crate Currants per few medium to good calves $1450 lb Cherries Binge 15c Lamberts few 15c pie 10cper Hogs: Salable 230 mostly ateady nrani few $1560' pliteksge $1575: ihs $1200 ti 1350 IOWA'S 1110itt 1) V eget& bk $1200 down Sa!able per lb green airing 6 ft 7e Yeann: Sheep: Thuraday luowBeans 4 trina 6 4 7e deeks spring laMba I S err 2Ite Reets per dozen niinchem 0 £1450tr14 0 rrtlftt Per dozen bunchea 254z :i0e rt PORTLAND 310 21 (AP WfrA ) S 00 Clicurnher tr 125 per lag iN Kurt 4 act Sairt!41p plestdv tU 1ettitee per trate $ few gocl to ehoit ihs $14 25 green 25 per dozen bunches t wood sows choice feeder a Onions $9 00: $12 00 :012 50 pigs 14alithlo 4 re Sr Pea per th 14 WIC 25: calves 10: Cattie! ftta:aWe Irish cobblers Potatoes per 100 suppite mostly odds and ends: no eariy A timst I 50 er 200 If 3 00 1275 sales seek's market uneven belt grades 50 If Sc: bunches Radlahea dozen per grades Rhnbarb per lb 4c steady: canliersbe t commui rasa fat slow lower: grade12 sue2c summer lb Squashe per 00 down: steers $15 50: grass helf good gralts cows $1100 'a 1125: veaters clni 134 35c 30 bunches dozen tf Turnips per : - e erce e 11 p - li AP-WF- 73-1- 10-25- c -z 0 1 4 Produce : r 1SO-23- ' 0 we5 miy 1 140-1A- 0 1 190-22- gtt - :T)::r7rfrgrrVrrrvlrVktNWgSMMFz'4 fair: price adjustment being made in accordance with cei:ings California Long Whites 1 U S No S460 1 475: Idaho Bliss $6001 $400N few Triumphs N S NoWhites S No Washington Long $4104J 435: Missouri Cobblers3 03fairKan-to good quality $285if generally sas Cobblers fair quality $2 23 - - - 0111 R 1 S AL A umv H1AHDM 0INE-410- 4's S wont NSURANC COUNSELORS "Hai 4 1 S Fottinntret July 21 (Aro Oa tops Wel 700 000 I Grease wont enntracts Trlot tosser In with tam but volum of trailing sympathy was small Greas wool futurse closed 2 gle lower March RA 5e bid Certificated wool soot 945 nominal grease NV no 7 r In 1 1 r tops Pitiires closed lower Oct— 1250: Pr- - 119 9: March 115 Certificated spot pot tops 1349 ?41:w yo1 lea in WfWi CtIriM CE115) Ltrur in June 1942 2 14 1 - 4 -- ::'- - 1!tl'i:T''IL:' ' '' - I' :'': ': : 1 t1--: :':::'-- ) 4 1: ?- if - B-2- I - - : ?::: ' Salt Lake City will celebrate the 154th anniversary of the founding of the U S coast guard Aug 4 by showing of a coast guard film "Battle Stations" at Salt Lake theaters which will be dotted by SPAR and coast guard recruiting booths Ens Jean Richards chief Utah and northern Nevada coast guard recruiting office announced Friday A few Am'ericans still believe the' U S coast guard is as the name implies literally a "coast" guard Ens Richards said "If we are our coast Includes the coastline of 5 continents and countless islands" she declared Prior to the war the coast guard busied itself with routine' peactime tasks chasing rum runners in revenue cutters res- cuing crews from vessels foundering off the coast and enforcing navigation laws Today in addition to peacetime duties it patrols Greenland convoys shipping and sets men ashore on all invasion fronts "With the coast guard fighting around the world even its ent strength of 170000 is insufficient to meet demands Ens Richards asserted so to replace men in noncombat jobs the reserve women's SPAR S was organized Salt Lake City SPARS recruiting office is still enlisting girls 20 to 36 for seaman positions but officer candidate enlistments of women 20 to 49 will close Aug 15 she said Only boys now are voluntarily enlisted Into the coast 4 U S Navy To seaman first class:- ' - George IVilliam RinErwood son of George S Ringwood 3634 Redwood rd promoted at aerial gunnery school Hollywood Cal Graduate of Granite high school: enlisted in November 1943 Employe of Ogden air service command Hill field before reporting for boot t ''''' Lt Col Smith training at Farragut Ida Keith L Stoddard son of Mr Mrs R C Stoddard Magna promoted on graduation from naval air technical training Norman Okla Employe of Utah Copper Co before enlisting in November 1913 And 1 - 1 4 44 : Liberty Ward Primary Plan '47 Parade ritKr4 - Jenen Sgt -- '"f"" "'"7 : '40'1 Children of Liberty L D S ward will celebrate Saturday with a Days of '47 parade and program at 6:30 p in at the ward chapel 1104 Denver st The parade will be between 942 and 1100 Dever st and childret in the summer Primary classes Nortit Sgt will General Lands Civilian Help Aviation Cadet Hayden E Gal son of Edwa rd Gallagher higher 1188-9tEast recently was grad- a uated from army air forces' flexible gunnery school Tyndall Field Fla Awaiting active duty assignment as aerial gunner Seaman 2nd Class Robert Evans Hague son of Mr and Mrs Lynn o B Hague 1R63 Garfield ave was graduated from aviation radionrin school naval air technical training center Memphis Tenn I Seaman 1st Class John R Fivas 440 Chicago st recently was graduated from naval training school t Iowa State college Ames Ia t Awaiting orders to sea or shore In the postwar period and In a long period to come it will Ise necessary for women to remain In trade and industry to keep up tlte Mc Gibberr national income J assistant secretary Salt Lake City chamber of commerce told graduates of the retailing and selling classes at the vocational training center 351 W 1st North Friday night "In order to pay for the war in thre forseeable future it will be' necessary to maintain the highest possible national income and the only way to do that is to maintain production and consumption of goods at a rate which will supthe wants of )eople of the country and raise standards of living generally" Mr McGibbeny said ‘'thi21014 '1 1 The VICTORY PARADE OF SPOTLIGHT BANDS "441) -- -- An Uw 4Z3- E presents rt 40 interview Direct From Combat bons with Waist Gunnar - Sgt Alvin J Gibbons of Oakley Utah - r 7:3° LITA Cy PM wokap4o VOUNIJKLANWIWCWOMAT10100 guard participate: Special arrangements have been made and seats reserved for the children Transportation to the not been provided fairgrounds hasshut-iand parents of children are asked to bring them to the rodeo I Slated Today Pattir Silt Lake its v tindlide 57 S State - Sa urd ay night orhei ra rian p tn — nrcheatra d nee in club lOtinZ:- S p tn 1 4'Warnn Ninrray P10W with nrcheat ra (nor Cottonwood nRyl" andandPtennton muitir and Hons:lax hostesses It ntivitlen ill t 7:4-n- 1 KR and CBS Present a Documentary Story of UTAH'S STEEL INDUSTRY AT WAR 'io1 - A --- B M : Jo - d B IIA Albr KSL-1- I 1:00 I 1 I 191-1----Mount- t 1deo RDYL--13- 20 System 10-0-- —NBO Network 1 Et lain News Morning Jam SaturdayNews (9:25) Land of the Loet — '41Iews 0S 1 Let's Pretend to Rations— :4(Fash1one i I 430 I : A M th Rango World Coverage News South of the Border I Livestock Reports Musical Clock Voice of the Armyr i News Merrill Bum:Tell Songs of Gone Autry New Express iRhythm Ramblings Madness Ruth I Rural Rhythms Spike Jones First Piano Quartet I 7 I 0—Mutuai System iittrrooaa NNttookk 4-- H I P Wax' Time 160 4mbla i rtroclia lin a 1 Calle lfoungtere Review Rainbow House 2nd Army Mr Foreew Bible flour Band 14 10Cbildren'e Melody Round-U- p - 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"rat F ''' - - ' ' Noon 04- S 0 Activities - Saturday July 22 80th YEAR—SINCE 1864 ME 0 " Wilnantt - 11JP i Utah so00ot''"""'""""'"'""'""Pw I 1 1111 '10 t sg L KSL DOG FOOD S: 4 $ Saturday 10:30 a m presnted r of 31 e - ! MSOSP 49 - Fashion in Jive Talk Comedy Drama Swing Music Teen-Ag- n Citth Honors Actor 0 044 q "Calling All Girls" Shut-in- s 2 p m "- TO ' ICSL SPECIAL EVEN 0 SATURDAY AT Three graduates of special marine corps training at Camp Pendleton Oceanside Cal awaiting combat unit assignments are: :Nay Ilomp Apprentice Iht Class Charles It Delmer 18 son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Irepner 524 No 12th West Navy Ilosn Apprentlee 1st Class NVilford F l'assey 19 former operator at Peery hotel Marine Pfc D e I I R Dickinson son of Mr and Mrsill J L Dickinson 650 W 2nd North was graduated from infantry tactics school Fireman 2nd Class LeRoy Clifford Nurrnan son of Mr and Mrs P II Nuzman 1221 Pacific ave has completed basic training at submarine school New London Conn Naval Aviation Cadet Bernard William Mugleston son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence B Mugleston 938 W South Temple has cornpleted primary training at the naval air station Livermore Cal Invalids Cripples htvited to Rodeo Saturday at - station Cooperation of civilian with military authorities has resulted in increased arrests of deserters In the past several months Maj Gen David Mc Coach Jr commanding general 9th service command said Friday He cited as example recent apprehension of Lewis K Eklund accused of deserting in August 1942 in mountains near Price Sgt Vaden Smith and Corp Robert G Dukesherer investigators for eastern security district of the command worked with Carbon County Sheriff S M Bliss in successful search for Eklund and crippled children regardless of age will be guests of the Utah Exceptional Child Guidance Assn at the matinee performance of the Days of '47 rodeo - t'wPol h LISTEN Salt Lake Optimist club members honored Niocite Blue motion picture actor and 1 of 4 roving Potatoes ambassadors of their national or21 CHICAGO ganization Friday at a special on track 117: total U S Arrivals 94: July at the Hotel 565 Supplies light demand luncheon meeting shipments market weaker and unsettled: some 25-50- c :':4 :: Service Men On the Move 4I - ' 142 75 ':17:i::1''f :: Guinea where he has been since January Graduate of Granite high school: employe of General Mills Inc before entering service - 11 ' 'Apt : Daniel F McCarthy whose wife Mrs Violet M McCarthy resides at 125-9t- h East promoted at an air force troop carrier base European theater of operations He is a son of Mr and Mrs John J McCarthy Somerville Mass To staff sergeant: George R Jensen son of George W Jensen Delta His wife former Betty Ruth Brockbank is completing nursing training at Salt Lake General hospital Promoted with air force in England where he has been 15 months Employe of Ogden air service command Hill field before entering service in Feb 1943 David H Bateman seaman 1st class TJ S N participated in the invasion of France according to a letter received by his mother Mrs Ada Bateman 322 W North Temple Notes 80t1 Birthday A wounded veteran of the battle of Attu Mr Bateman told his 11 40! ave Charles J Nelson mother Total ptock RA'em Frldly 1430 770 celebrated his 80th birthday ThursHollywood never could reph4rpl oreviottfil day I 34'2 Olh wek Ace members of the when family produce anything like the action 10c7 Alil vrar Aro 9412'"i0: tAr renri day P'''''' 241540" JaritlArY ' '" eate 153993 - relatives and friends honored him he was going through vrnr two 352: 16925976G: 'ears at an "While allied bombers were A"r $6667336 outing at Liberty park working overhead our guns were knocking out German tanks and pillboxes" he wrote Mr Bateman is a member of 14th L D S ward and attended Granite high school He enlisted 'xi 1 i It lst lieutenant: ! - - in Feb 1942 Son'of Mr and Mrs Clarence North 3536-13t- h East Wilbur F Head son of W J Head 254 I st promoted as aircraft armorer with a fighter squadron at a Mustang fighter station in England Joseph 3t Wight son of Mr and Mrs L M Wight 3469-5t- h East promoted with 15th army air force In Italy where he serves as airplane and engine mechanic To corporal: Frank J Nicker whose wife resides at 1622 Harvard ave promoted as member of a heavy bomber combat crew at Casper army airfield Wyoming of C Aid Tells Job For Women C I I as ' i' Snics High Low Closit Amer Superpowr: 28 & S l 101'4' 10L1 10Lt Bunker iiIi 2 10311102 1102 Flek Sh Cities Service 153et 148AI 15 9141 Klee Bond & Sh 9 108 ik pfd 3 944 944i 94 ti I Hecht Miffing r441' StAl StA 1 Mt Cit y Copper 111 to Nat Tun & Mtnen 24' 2 tau! 1711! 21 2131 Nina itud Power 45 211 304' 23 Technicolor 22 22 Trana-Lu4 4 4141 1 3 1 191 Unite Oas rtah-td1 I 3 31 3 Sugar & P L 25 Utah 55141 pld x 10 10114— 121 67 11a '— 77 I 62 7 7 1A 100 R1 rmy 216-2n- d 1 1 5514 2214 20 I 441 571 - 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314 29 341 241a - 34 ' - h'st 24 - 14 32 25114 - 14 :13 11 12 24 14 251a 33 2'1 P - 2:14 12 'S 4211 15 24 17N 40 24 24 34 12 51 - Dow-Jon- 1 - 42 1v 14 1 25'4 - 212 41N 7714 29 sti 1634 17 nI rnrr - a 4 141 22 rp 13 4s 771 261 44 4s12 41 4512 24 111 Cnrp - 4 27 2 v A 42 22 344 2 a t11 121 121 t 3 2101 47 34 19 ci 121 2 41 C' 3 SN 3414 Nil 1144 15644 s AS 12 40 11 - I - 4 12 I I 3914 111 - 151 4 121i 14 - 5112 q 4 3 5 301- - 2 421 It 4 4 4 reaches Mexico The legal point involved is whether a treaty ne- gotiated by the state department ignore an act of congress af- -fecting the payment for the Boutder dam by Americans for the con- servation of water which originates entirely within the United States As for the international law in- volved in 1895 Judson Harmon V S attorney general ruled that) the lower nation on an interna- - a a 151 137 25 5 34 111- ' - 4 151 14 1311 114 - 4 573 141'2 11 - 15 g rm y To lieutenant colonel: Silas S Smith whose wife Mrs kt Cenella Ruth Has lam Smith resides at 52513 st promoted with army medical corps at Fort Knox Ky where he serves as surgical chief regional hospital Graduate of the University of Utah University of Pennsylvania medical school He has practiced medicine in Salt Lake City past 17 years entering the service in July 1912 with rank of major A son Pfc Silas S Smith Jr is a premedical student at Washington university St Louis 214o I 1tal 1314 25 301 3 1 - 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