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Show DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1956 f Utah County, Utah juumi ilti.i'i ri r -. n ' Mara L li a.m. ' . 490.96. 49 540,000 uranium . 54 156.51 Arrow I Noon 7 . 76 jl55.90r-.UAtlas 990,000 491.23 Bapeo p.m 1,320,000 490.66.18; 155.64 .33 Big Horn QUOTES Big Indian Cardiff Central Standard .... Chief Con . . SilveClayton Meials Combined Conistock Cons Eureka .... Croff , Dragon . - 1.30 .04 .53 .24 .08 .23 .70 1.15-.1- 0 .11 .06 .10 .20 .05 .07 .35 .05 .12 1:25 .6714 East Utah Eureka Bullion .. Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Standard Great Western . ; . .... Mammoth . N. Am. Resources Naildriver New Parc .. North Lity North Standard .. Park City Con . . . Federal Royal Shurriway .11 .25 .06 .08 .45 .06 Sun4Jran Tri State Upetj;o Uran King .17 .85 Tiritic Standard . United Park City 1.85 5.00 Utah Idaho Sugar West Toledo Williston Zuma OVER THE COUNTER Amlgmtd Sgr Pfd . 9.75 Big Piney .50 .13 87.50 First Security . . Intrst Mtr Line Mtn. Fuel Supply Utah So. Oil ... MUTUAL FUNDS Affltd Fund Inc .. 80.50 12.75 12.50 24.50 11.37 25.50 Canadian General Canadian Fund ... Fndmntl Inv . . . . . -- 6.27 Produce Market (UP) Produce: Arrivals 63, track 229, total U. S. shipment 529; supplies moderate; demand slow; market dull. Track sales: Idaho. Russets U.S. I A 5 per cent 10 oz. CHICAGO Stock Market News Summary 20-2- Department store sales in the last Saturday were 'vec ended jfour per cent below a year ago. Copper stocks on hand are at th highest level in several years, according to the Copper Institute. The Federal Reserve in the weeic enaea weanesaay pumped" $214.9 million into commer cial banks to ease the seasonal credit pressure. New business in peaks 1957 forecast by General Electric president, J. Cotdiner. Business spending for new plant and equipment next year will be 11 per cent above 1956, according to McGraw-Hi- ll survey, Freight car loadings in the week ended last Saturday were 1.9 per cent fewer than the preceding week and 2.3 per cent more than ,the corresponding week last year. Li Rayon yarn prices increased 3 1 j to He said the ; commis- three-ma-n 8.50-8.7- 5, cents a pound. '; General Electric plans price increases on small appliances after the first of the year. f r Rumor that the railroads will be granted a 7 per cent emergency freight rate increase today. General Motors to build trucks In Brazil. n US. Smelting declared a 3 ;peH cent stock dividend, paid $2 'cash at this time last year, u; Pacific Power & Light raised the quarterly dividend to 40 cents from (37 cents. 5 Frank CITY i M i th sion setup on the State Road ComLDS Taberaaclei mission is "both inefficient and Price expensive for this type of opera- grams. Most of the ses was in sioi spent briefing new and proce legislators on pre-conferen- ce rules dures Murder Conviction In Elko Set Aside The first ELKO, Nev. (UP) comviction murder degree pickax of David Sellers was set aside yesterday by District Judge Taylor H. Wines who ordered a new 4.25-4.5- 0, 2.40-2.5- 0; 2 More nr" Homeward-Boun- d Students Inju red in Crash Two more Brigham Young UniThey were Harvey Tewanema, students wre versity seriously 23, a .Hopd Indian from Wlnslow, injured Thursday afternoon to their homes for Christ- Ariz., and Judy Davis, 19, a Indian from Somerton, ' mas.. Ariz. They were injured when the car in which ihey were riding crashed into a bridge abutment 45 miles south of Kanab in Ari3 zona. They are in the Kanab hoskCo-cop- Rites Pending For Students Killed In Nevada Mishap I -- ah SOLUTION NO. 14 2I367 Miss Davis, a freshman student attending BYU under the LJ3S Church Indian Education 9I23I6 Pro- gram, has a fractured jaw and hose and other undetermined head injuries; Mr. Tewanema, a veteran of the Korean War and a senior, suffered a fractured arm, dislocated elbow and head injuries. Both are active in the Tribe of Many Feathers, a campus organization of both Indians and Whites designed to aid the integration of Indians into white society. The accident is the second to befall Brigham Young University students in the huge exodus which began on the campus this week. home-for-Christm- Hospital, Poehlein injured, released. (Continued from Page One) mining and industrial areas of Hungary. Miskolc is a city of some 100,000. It was one of the first cities taken by the Soviets in the armed onslaught of Nov. 4. Budato Radio According the pest, opened fire on the Red army forces, which had to be answered by the Soviet troops." The broadcast said a theater was "set in flames and destroyed." Radio Budapest did not disclose the number of casualties in the battle. Neither did it make clear whether fighting continued. Geza Barany, identified as the leader of the partisan band, is unknown to Western observers in Vienna. Radio Budapest referred to him as an "ordinary criminal." Other Battles Reported The clash apparently was the biggest of the series reported in scattered areas throughout Hungary Thursday. The few travelers crossing the tightened border into Austria brought repojrts of pitched battles in key mining areas and in a village along the main 2627303l L....Y.Y a, IM-Worl- A. (2) SCEMERY. Those vacaltioners would be cty awed by the mountain view Itself, the SCENERY. The GREENERY , with its beautiful mass of trees would just be part of the. SCEN- In what he said L. ..(24) MENAGE. I Jiff IM I (3) INFERIOR. When C. (6) FROLICKING. , MACGREG0R SPORT KITS D. jnovei, . suggests the the story rather than part of the plot itself, as in a threat or M. 175 W. Third South Provo st chairman of a noisy FOR CHRISTMAS Wo-gam- , It's ter of course.-- ft There are H. tion work. (16) QUORUM. P, (31) REFLECT. Dictators don't bother to make 4 ti : . w vmcjjl ,.-- 1 ll rni (UAmiiaeo iL, zens unless they're uneasy. This will REFLECT, or indi- -' eate, as in a mirror, their own alarm. It is dot likely to DEFLECT or turn aside, the! uneasiness of the people, present under a totalitarian regime. Q. (34) HEARTY. After you've quarreled Iwith afriend and are pretty angry, h re--1 ally has his nerve giving you a HEARTY greeting as; if no-- ; A has happened I thing HAUGHTY greeting, merely acknowledging that he 'knows you, is something, else. You can nod and return a HAUGHTY, greeting yourself. j, mi Cer- nev laxative discovery bowel blocks 1 un-loc- ks without gag, bloat or gripo 4 Constipation is caused by what doctors call a "thrifty" colon. A "thrifty colon is one that, instead of retaining-moisturas it should, does the opposite; robs the colon of so much moisture that its con- V-- . e .mm tents become dehydrated, so dry that they block the bowel; bo shrunken that they fail to excite or stimulate the urge to purge that propels and expels waste from your body. TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU- things are necessary. First, the dry, shrunken LARITY two t ! Wilt '( contents of your colon which now block your bowel must be Second bulk must be brought to your colon ed. tO f STIMULATE it and so, excite its muscles to action; to a normal urge to purge. ONLY A BULK LAXATIVE can this; dry, shrunken waste and 2) supply si norvital bulk to mal urge to purge. And, of all bulk laxatives, COLONAXD, the 1) re-mois- ten re-cre- ate 1$ "a - amazing new laxative discov- ery is so effective that it relieves even chronic constipation overnight, yet is so smooth, so gentle it has been proved safe even forewomen mthe most critical stages of pregnancy. SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE bulk, salt or drug laxatives, COLONAio neither gags, bloats nor gripes; does not interfere with your absorption of vitamins and other valuable food nutrients; and in clinical tests, did not cause rash or other side reactions. ITS A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACT l Exercise tones your bodyi And COL0NATO exercises your colon to tone it against constipation, overnight .Whether occasional, frequent or chronic, (whatever your degree of constipation, get colonaid, in easy-to-tatablet form at anjf drug counter, today I The price, only 98c for the economical 60 tablet package, brings you positive relief at less than 2c per tablet. ke (Tift, WvQTlQ The whole family gains vhon mother for every package gets an Ironrite for Christmas She'll Iron in the time find precious new hours to spend with the family old-fashion- every person on your Christmas list WW j If you're the man of the house looking for a gift idea for the woman of the house, an Inmriie Automatic M Ironer is a wonderful answer. will An Ironrite free her all year around from the hot toil of hand ironing. It will free heir for more of those precious, happy hours with the "' ' family.' She'll learn to iron quickly and easily on an Ironrite, and her ironing will be even more beautiful L Jr Bold rich patterns for men dainty, feminine styles for women . . and youll ed ..... e ! have to set our wrappings for al-wa- ys Sena- tor Bombast would be delighted bo talk to a QUORUM, for this would mean enough members of the legislative body to put to a vote whatever matter he is proposing. This would of looking. children Come in this week and let us show you the Iron rite in action. It's a gift that's sure to make it a happy Holiday for the woman in your home. ! Come in and see them all soon I OPEN -- Phone OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 19 Aim; ?J-- ? LAt R 69 e. ccmc:-pRo- vo Peterson (I General ;k . , - 1951 CRlJISER . T. (39) IDEALISM. The pursuit, or vision of perfection conflicts with the oppres sion of a dictatorship, and tyrants can't afford to let such notions flourish.. jit's the point nl vWUsrif. rather than the individual IDEALIST, that the regime has to suppress. II' (Copyright !A -- . Hawker nosel 8. DIVERSE. . As (38). who hat ever knows anyone attended a town meeting, it's hard to keep everybody from talking at once, each with a different idea. DIVERS, in its modern meaning', means several, or; more than one.! DIVERSE better describes1 the great differences in opinion. by malaria or other tropical diseases. . But the LATITUDE itself, even if near to the equator, isn't actually responsible for the situ-- ; . ation. K. (21) FALSE. Nobody believes a chronic liar, and in a long account of his ad--. ventures, you'd be alert for . what was FALSE, n untrue, . cauliflower ear; or ,1 LASSITUDE. Tht physical inertia of the people In (backward countries has held them back for cen-- I turies. Often it is caused " (35) and painted over afterUbat- - . 3-21- 764 ! apena battered 1) I' ' A BRUISER. prise fighter is likely to show the scars of his fights,, with some of his features misshR. ' ; CO APPLIANCE 120 North University 'til 9 p.m TONIGHT Ith.r.i" AUTOMATIC IROfJIfl UTAH :, ' j mn course encourage the senator to higher flights of oratory than If he were merely addressing a FORUM or assembly. I. (18) BLUSTER. Tht el us' "sensitive" suggests that Mrs. Jones would catch on quickly to 'what others were thinking, and would certainly be ashamed of her husband's loud and boastful manner; or BLUSTER. A BLISTER, or skin Injury, is usually temporary and curable. BLUSTER usually is v .. 1: I not! J. L j i TIPfF ED? (30) I generals Dan ; . i tainly Stalin's didn't expect Hitler's armies to move in an EASTERLY direction; that wasn't at all the plan the two international thugs had agreed on! MASTERLY direction, yes; the German army was a skilled and monstrous machine. PAYSE j i SPHINX. The SPHINX of course comes out of mythology all full of riddles (with the face j of ai woman and paws of a lion). So now, by association, wt have a person one just can't figure out. A man whose fiance is like that would always be wondering what's the thinking about. MINX is pert and lively and usual ly fun, and her fiance is usually delighted to have won her. O. meet- (13) EASTERLY. Q. We're ur ing had no intention of STIFLING, or suppressing, He was Intent anybody. only on STILLING them; all he wanted was for everybody to keep quiet. F. (12) CRUDE. The well-bre-d young lady certainly would have no desire to go out with a coarse young man If he of no refinement. were RUDE, or lacked good manners, she'd be less likely to know It until after she had gone out with him. 1 (26) PAW NG. all been backed info a eor- ner by some eager windbag who keeps PAV ING, grab-yosleeve or your bing lapel, as If sujbconscipusly afraid you'll run away. The windbag isn't much given to PAUSING theh you would run sway. .N. (27) B PERS. Re TV dio and have given us a new word and now we're always hearing BLOOPERS, slips of the tohguf which soar out over the air and cause gales of laughter to everyone but the man! who made them, and mayb the sponsor. BLOOMERS 'were laughed at once, but later they became staid and mat- Lit- CONTRAST. (7) of MENACE. - ARTISTIC DISTRIBUTORS ji in- - 'Sets "Rebecca"). the mood" background the comparison between her sudden fame and success and those years of poverty behind her that would . dazzle the new- star. No more cold water flats and peanut butter dinners! The CONTRACT was probably signed before the show opened, or in any case It's only a part of this sudden glory. E. (9) STILLING. The from the finest name in Sports Santa's gifts that will thrill the young man of the house See them at A frighk ening and queer about the household (as in the tle Joe is just having a lot of fun and merrymaking with the kids next door. ROLLICK! N G suggests a swaggering manner of moving, and Joe Is too little to bother with that. J J. KITS TS ister MENAGE sets the in a mystery story; there's something a little j SPORT state-AUL- ments are not or in the ktory defects they might even help to make it more colorful. house has not been kept up, walls of poor quality will be cracked and weatherbeat- en, and the new owner's first job is to put them back into good condition. The INTERIOR! walls will have to wait until the whole place is repaired, until the INFERIOR walls in general have those leaks fixed, or loose bricks or boards replaced. j His mood B. Parsons To Host Montana Mines Mathers thanked his lucky stars that he reads the newspaper advertisements, Mathers found an ad, seeking bids to tear down a house, which incorrectly listed the Mather home as the site of the proposed demoli- tjvd. d ERY. 1 ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (UP) 1 ., as . ADVERTISING 34353839 . j tihh EXPLANATION Las Vegas. Maureen and Jack Reeves, also have been treated and "counter-revolutionari- es Vienna-Budape- 1 c l Anti-Sovi- et ' . pital. Final arrangements for. funeral services for three BYU students killed in an auto crash Wednesday at Mesquite, Nev.,' were still pending today according to the office of Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, dean of students at Brigham Young University. The students, who' were enroute home for the Christmas holiday, were Joan Carol Sperry, 20, Pa mona, Calif., owner and driver of the car; Phillip Clubb, 19 of Long Beach and Robert Mahan, 18, of Long Beach. Dr. Lloyd and Dr. Antone K, Romney, assistant dean of the college of education and president of the BYU LDS Stake, will attend the services as the BYU representatives. Larry Taylor, most seriously inf jured Of the other passengers iii the car, was reported in "good" condition in the Nevada Memorial ' CORRECT en-rou- te ' 1 4.00. trial for the adopted Street sales: Idaho Russets V. son of a prominent Los Angeles five 10's master identification expert. Sj 1A Wines granted a defense motion bakers 5.25-container for a new trial on grounds of jury 5.40. . Onions: supplies moderate, de- misconduct in, obtaining informa highway. mand slow, market dull. No track tion during its deliberation from from Pecs, near the Reports sales. Street sales included Utah a court ."bailiff. The new trial was Yugoslajv border, said 300 Russet for May , 1957. Spanish 3 in. 2.502.60. sian soldiers died in clashes with armed partisan bands in the past NEW HOME MADE OLD few days. Hundreds of Red sol LOS ANGELES (UP) The man diers wjere reported wounded. ager of a housing project told po Hungarian workers t also continlice he didn't mind when a man ued passive resistance. They exSALT LAKE CITY (UP West- broke into a model home and tended a nationwide general strike minster entertains Montana Mines spent the night roasting hot dogs, indefinitely in open defiance of pohere tonight and tomorrow night smoking cigars and marring the lice and Soviet tanks. in an effort by the Salt Lake City new furnishings with chewing school to maintain a .500 basket- gum. The Persian Gulf is less salty ball average. William J. Tubesing told than other seas, the National Eut, when the man e The series will be folbuilt a fire Geographic Society says. Fresh lowed by Westminster's first invi- on the liying room floor to roast waters from Iraq's Tigris and tational tournament against Color- the hot dogs that was too much. Euphrates Rivers pour into the ado Mines, St. Michaels and WestGulf, and its juncture with the Abraham Lincoln in 1863 is Gulf of Oman, an arm of the ern State starting Dec. 21. So far this season the Parsons sued the proclamation that es Indian Ocean, is so narrow and have lost to the Air Force Acad- tablished Thanksgiving as a crooked that little salt water national Coland twin bills with enters. split emy religious festival. orado Mines " and Arizona State of . Flagstaff. U.S. extra Br LARRY SHEEHAN J. A. Hogle & Company r .02 .10 .85 .15 2. 4. 13.76 20.91 12.66 16.99 L (Continued from Page One) 4- be given a withholding tax law particularly in view of many large construction projects that will be under way in the state. On the problem of helping cities and towns, particularly Salt Lake .004 .75 City, raise more money. Clyde said' "consideration should be given .02 to enabling legislation to permit .08 .02 local government units to make .03 use of other sources of revenue .01 Vi than the. property tax." Prince Con, 5000 at 5. Silver Shield, 5000 at Untie Standard, 13,000 at 85. Tintic Lead, 2000 at Wilbert Williston Basin Oil, 15,000 at 22. t 12.00 5.80 12.73 19.33 Clyde 3.2. 2. 1. 3. 10.25 .74 .57 .14 . ;j 4. 1 English Oil Equity Oil 1.81 .03 .07 .50 .13 .01 .08 .87 .48 , .13 Lewistown, 111. Mrs. Linebaugh had been ill for a month after a fall. Dr. Linebaugh and his son, John, drove to Illinois to visit her just a month ago, and spent several days at her bedside. She is survived by heri son, Dr. Linebaugh of Pleasant Grove a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Onion, of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; nd a son, Arch Linebaugh of Havana, 111. Funeral services wtfl be conducted Sunday at Lpw stown. .80 Whit Canyon ..... .03 Wyoming tion" and suggested consideration DAILY SALES be given to a change. He also Bristol Silver, 3000 at 22. a1 1 suggested creation of a state buildBullion, 5000 ing authority. Colb. Rexall, 9000 at 97. Other state departments, he said, Commonwealth Lead, 10,000 at lVnL N might also be more efficiently ad Coimstock, 3000 at 25, 3000 at 24. ministered by a qualified executive East Standard, 1000 at 10. 11. 2000 acting under the direction of an at East titah, 1000 Horn Silver, at advisory board. Indian Queen, 1000 at Clyde also urged immediate conMagnolia Lead & Oil, 1000 at 2. sideration of a new food, drugs Mt. $tates Dev., 3000 at anq cosmetics control act, extenNev-Ta- h Oil & Mng., 1000 at sion of the Civil Defense author N6, Standard, 5000 at ity J expansion of tourist promotion, Park Nelson, 19,000 at 15, 1000 at to providing funds for parti' 3000 at 16. 15, cipation in federal welfare pro .20 .22 .04 .18 .21 .04 :.. U.S. Lithium .25 .03 .22 .19 .87 1.90 .19 ,.. Temijle Mtn. , 1 .02M. ......... Standard' Uran Sterling 1.35 .72 2 .0134 .14 .05 .22 ...... Spender 5.374 6.00 .... .... 1.62 02 06 .40 .11 - .01 .07 .68 .45 00 62 .01 07 .01 .02 .00 .01 08 ...... 20th Century .15 .13Va Rico Argentine Silver King West Silver Shield 3.50 ........ . ........... 1.40 Greeririver .05 Gunsight .65 International .26 Lisbon .08 2 Lucky Mac .24 Bleak .: .75 'Mt. Peale .0714 Oil Securities 1.20 Red Hill .11 Republic .11 .05 So. Standard Swansea Con Elaterite !.0434 .Ol'i Prosper 3.25 ..... 1 ... East Standard .03 .05 ,05 .18 1.42 .06 .04 .25 Cons Uran 1.24 7044 Bullion Majestic Oil 12.50 .00 .05 .03 .21 OOV4 .04 .03 18 .11 .01 .04 .04 10 1.31 Va 05 03 .20 ........ SAL T LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Chute Canyon Asked Circle Cliffs Bid $12.00 .22 10.76 12.62 11.67 . ......... i Banner Bristol Silver 9.95 Incrprtd jlnvstrs Rails Mass Inv1 Trust LAKE Nicholas Arnone, 61, 2040 E. 13th S., died Thursday; requiem mas Monday, 10 a.m., Sacred Heart Church. Lois Marie Chis-hol43, 1759 4th E., died Thursfuneral day; Saturday noon, Bel vedere LDS Wardj Jeffrey William Reimann, infant son of Merril and Sharon Thoreson Reimann. died Dec. 8: grave side services Murray City Ceme tery, Saturday, at 10 a.m. Keith Joseph Clark, infant son of Lester Keith and Mkrlene Marler Clark, 570 Commonwealth Ave., "red H. Wondied Wednesday. ' 218 First Aye., died ky, 73, Louis Buhrley, 71, died Tuesday. funeral Saturday at Wednesday; 1 p.m., Fifteenth LDS Ward chapel. John D. Clyde, 78, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday at 2 p.m., Heber Third LDS Ward chapel. Mrs Sarah Peck OGDEN Cannon, 99,. 310 Fourteenth St., died Thursday; funeral Saturday at 1 p.m., Lindquist and Sons Alexander Funeral chapel. 2353 Glenn, 66, jvladison Ave., died Tuesday; funeral Saturday at 1 p.m., Wellsviile Second LDS Ward chapel. rs . Anna H. Kunz, LOGAN Lake Bear 94, Valley, died funeral Saturday at Thursday; 11 a.m.,. Hall Mortuary. William Cecil Shipley, 76, died Thursday; funeral Saturday at 2 p.m., LoLDS Ward gan, Fifth-Eighchapel. Lawrence Martin PRICE 63, Rasmussen, djed Wednesday; day; funeral Monday at 1 p.m., m, Mrs. PL ASANT GROVE Jane Linebaugh, 94 - year - old mother of Dr. P. C. Linebaugh of Pleasant Grove, died Thurs day evening at her home in Member jof New York Stock Exchange. : SALT t Illinois Home FURNISHED BY J. A. HOGIE AND COMPANY DOW JONES AVERAGES Vol. Ind, Hourly Utah Obituaries Mother of Utah County Man Dies L Features Corp.) |