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Show THURSDAY, APRIL S3, 1959 Utah County, Utah DAILY, HERALD Stock M drke mm Funeral .services for W. C. "Fred" Dyer, 42, who died Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Provo Community Church with FURNISHED BY 4. A. HOGLc AND COMPANY Member of New York Stock Exchange DOW JONES AVERAGES Yesterday Close: - 30 625.154-0- Total 3,430,000 TEN MOST ACTIVE STOCKS CLOSE CH. COMPLETE VOL. 52.700 14 Va UNCH Glen Alden Amer Motors 51,300 37 Va Walworth Gen Motors Royal Dutch Thiokol WI- . -- Howe Sound Amer-Standa- 16Va 49 45,300 37,300 36,900 34,000 32,200 31,900 31.100 30,800 ' rd Stude-Packar- d Beckman Inst i 43 Va 1 52a 158 193a 17 12 4 59 . . . Beth Steel Cater Trac . . Chrysler ..... Clark Equip Corn PD Rftf Denver & R G Dow Chem . . Du Pont ..... East Kod .... El Paso ...... Firestone Ford Motor . ' Gen Elec Gen Fris Gen Mtr 51 a 4 Do V2 64 Va 54 6lVa 85 238 87 32 34 , Goodyear Gulf Oil Int Harv Int Nick-InPaoer Johns Man Kennecott 144 Va 635a 83 3a 80 49 Va 136 116 .42 Va 90 t 119V4 Natl Steel . Pac G & El Parke Da j u; fenney Phill Pete H2V4 . . ....... .04; Zuma pastor, Ar officiating. rangements are under the direc rg of - Mortuary. S h o u friends desire, Id .02 .02 .12 .06 .08 .25 .03 .21 .50 .85 .70 .11 .15 .04 .20 .02 .19 .45 .80 .65 .09 .14 ....... Donald Mills, tion 100 .07. Prosper Silver King West . , . . Silver Shield So. Standard Swansea Con Tintic Standard ..... Utah Wyoming - tr Mr. Dyer may be made to the American Fork Training School in lieu of c o n ibutions flowers. Burial will be in Memorial park Cemetery in Tulsa, Okla. Provoan's FatJier Bonanza Oil, 10.000 at Bristol SL, 1000 at 19 51 9434 Bullion, 1000 at 4 3 63 Va Central Std, 3000 at at 26 64 Va Cons Eureka, 1000 Cres Eag Oil. 9000 at 4. 1000 at 4 54 Croff Oil, 1000 at 6 61 85 b E Standard, 20,000 23at 10 E Utah, 10,000 at 238 Fred Aanerud, 71, father of Fred Eur- Bullion, 12000 at 0 84 at 3 B. Aanerud' of Provo, ded Tues 32 Ys XTnrn Silver flftf! Intermtn Pete. 300 at 65, 200 at 57. 145 day at his home in Evanston, Wyo., 300 at 64 64 2 2000 at Leonora. after a heart ''attack. 83 Va 3 at Little May. 3500 81 He was born Jan. 22, 1888, in ffnnn Vparc 5!Ofin at S 49 V4 at 1.05, 1400 at .1.00 Oslo, .Norway, to Anton and Marie 136 Va North Lilv. 300 2000 at 1 1163,4 North Stand. 3000 at 2 , Erns&rom Aanerud. He married Konold, Park Va 42 T3oM'olcnn inOO at 11 91V4 3000 at Anna M. Boiander Sept. 18, 1919, Mng, 2500 at Pros Oil 1181 ennn at ft In Salt Lake City. He came to the ok. 58 Coal. 16,000 at 13, 14,500 at United States in 1904, moving to Royston 112 n 143 A Ogden in 1910 and then to Evan10.000 at 40 Swansea Con, 1000 48 at Tintic Lead, 1929 where he worked as a 44 Tran TThlon. 18.000 at 10. 6000 t ston in 32 Afinn 15 at the "Union Pacific blacksmith 81 5000 at 2000 at Western Alloy. He in April, 1958. retired 65 shop. 4 44 He was a veteran of the Mexican 109 4 Dies In Wyoming From Heart Attack 7. 1 3' 4. : 44 108 50 Va . 82 T'a ' and Border Incident in 1916-1I. He was World a War member 57 RCA. . . a! the LDS Church. Mr. Aanerud 71 109a Livestock: Reyn Tob B . OGDEN (UPD a member of the Union was Sears offer on not Cattle enough Pacific ' Old Timers Club 20, 25; 46 Socony 56 Va. Std Oil Cal . for an adequate pice test; few Medicine Butte Post 41, American o z, a Std Oil N J . sales about steady; several head Legion. 82 V4 Texac Co 55 5 lb. heifTimk R Bear 55 utility dairy bred Survivln'g are his widow; five TransamM 29 29 cutter children: Fred B. Aanerud of 0 ' head few ers UN Carbide . 136 136 UN Pacific 35 35 5 lb. dairy bred cows 17.50. Provo, Sterling, John and Fred B. 38 38 Unit Air Lin . . II Aanerud, all of Evanston, Mrs. 1 1 Calves nojie.' v Unit Pk City .. U S Steel 92 91 Hogs 40 trade moderately ac Beverly Fackrell of Hawks Springs, Utah P & L ... 34 34 one West Air Lin . 35 35 tive; prices on barrows and gilts Wyo.: seven grandchildren, ChiWest Elec 81 V4 81 of 50 lower: sows about steady; brother Louis A. Aanerud Woolworth .... 55 55 ' Union Tank Car 34 several . small lots mixedUS 2 cago, 111. 34 Funeral services will be Friday 2 lb. barrows and gilts AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Gilbert O. Bills Funeral 213 noon, lb. sows individual Bid Asked Today's Quotations: 0 Home, Evanston, where friends lb. head Barium Steel . 18 .181 1500: couple f this evening and Friday call 11.50. 725 sows may Bunk Hill . : . , lb. H H 13.00; 3 Mines 4 to Day Burial will be in services. prior Sheep none. On the close - Glad Mc B . 26 26 Va Mtn Sts T & T 4. head choice 100 lb. spring Ogden City Cemetery. 160 162 7 New Park 2 2 slaughter lambs 22.00. Rico . Argentine 2 3 Proct & Gam . . . . . 50 82 57 71 55 wl 44 46 55 52 81 7, Ogden Livestock . 755-84- " " 20.50-22.5- 715-88- ' 1-- 16.75-17.2- 5: 203-2- 457-49- . -- Utah ID Sug 6 . 7 MUTUAL FUNDS ' Yesterday'i Closing Quotatl ons: Bid Asked . - Afru Fund Cdn Gen Chemical E & H Bal Fund E & H Stk Fund Fund InV ..... . Inc Inv Mass Inv Growth Mass Inv Trust . Telv 8c Elec 7.59 15.17 11.03 23.63 . . .. , Produce Market 8.21 16.40 Potatoes: . . 11.93 U.S. Total . . shipments 648: ar 25.27 . . 24.40 60 26.05 ; rivals track 275 ; , old supplies . . 20.25 liberal; demand slow; market on . . 10.75 . . .44.07 15.21 russets slightly weaker; round . .13.62 14.94 reds steady. . 15.81 17.23 Track sales (100 lbs): Idaho OVER THE CO UNTER ' Bid Asked russets 8.85. Today's Quotations: .45 Street sales: Idaho russets . .50 Big Piney O & Q . Maffna 4.37 4.87 bakers 35.50 37.75 Equity Oil . .Onions: supplies increasing; deFirst Sec Bk 63.00 61.00 15.25 Interstate Mtr L 16.12 mand slow; market steady. 3.37 3.87 Bonanza Street sales: Idaho, yellow Span2.87 Cons; 3.25 Lanjf 26.37 27.62 n 6.50. ish . Oil Inc. 3.00 3.37 CHICAGO (UPD 4.25-4.5- 0; .,.. 4.75-5.2- 5. : . . Bar Metals . .. . . Three Sts Nat Gas Utah - Southn Oil . . 2.87 , 4.87 13.62 3.38 Va 5.37 14.62 3.05 104.00 West Sts Rfg 2.75 Bond . . 99.00 Magna 6 URANIUM STOCK QUOTATIONS Bid Today's Quotations: Asked '. Bapco Big Horn Columex Federal U Gold .04 .04 .18 1.12 Cloud 06. .05 ......... Utah Masons In Spring Reunion - LAKE '..'.' CITY (UPI) Ancient and Accepted Scottish. Rite Masons from all parts of Utah opened their four-da- y Spring Reunion at the Masonic Temple " here Wednesday. Opening sessions of the 3rd SALT .02 Gunsight Int Oil & Met 09 Lisbon 2.37 5.75 Lucky Mc - .04 Mt. Peale Radorock 1.12 . .80 Shumway Standard 1.25 Sun Uran .07 White Canyon. .. ..... .23 Green Mtn .18 .01 Upetco SALT 'LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Bids: Asked: Yesterday's Close: Banner ..........14.37 15.00 Bristol Silver . . .18 .20 Bullion Monarch . . .19 .20 1.60 1.75 Cardiff : .03 Central Standard .. .03 .60 .52 Chief Con . .19 .21 Clayton Silver . . . .07 .06 t Comwlth Ld .05 Combined Metals . . .06 .08 .07 .Comstock .27 .28 Corn Eureka .05 .06 Croff 67 .75 Dragon .10 .11 Bast Standard .22 J23 East Utah .05 Eureka Bullion .05 .08 Eureka Lilly Con .10 .25 .30 Eureka Standard -- reunion were highlighted by comand munication, ex'amplification conferral of the fourth through the 16th degrees. Dr. Laverne Bane, professor of speech, University of Utah, will be guest speaker at the class banquet Saturday night. " TRUMAN TO TESTIFY WASHINGTON (UPI) - mer President Harry ForS. Truman will testify May 4 before a Sen ate .subcommittee on proposals to repeal the constitutional amendment which limits president to two terms. - SIDE GLANCES By GALBRAITH ' Utah Obituaries Mrs Augus ta Annina Nielson Stevenson, 85, 247 S. 2nd W.. died Tuesday; fu neral Saturday at 2 p. m., 260 E. South Temple, Henry Heaps, Jr., 86, died Wednesday; funeral Sat urday at 2 p. m., Escalante North LDS Ward chapel, Escalante Mrs. Hazel Marie Jones McAllis ter, 43, died Tuesday; funeral Monday at 1p. m., West Jordan Second LDS Ward chapel. ' Earl Clive Sutherland, 62, former resi dent," died Monday in Washington, D. C. Frank Thomas Murtauf.h, y ear-bi- d son of Frank Orin and Thomson Murtaugh, 956 Margaret Elm Ave., died Thursday; funeral Saturday noon, Grant Second LDS Ward chapel. John D. Taylor, 84, 627 S. 13th' W., died Wednesday Pete Houncaran, 63, 126 S. 1st W., died Monday. OGDEN Francis Wilford Blair, 72, 680 9th St., died Tuesday; fu neral Friday at 1 p. m., Myers Funeral chapel. George C Mes- serly, 77, 2485 Grant Ave., died Tuesday; funeral was today. GRANITE PARK Victor East man 75, 3472 S. West Temple, died Tuesday. HOLLADAY Charles Alt, 75, died Monday; funeral Friday noon, 260 E. South Temple. MENDON Annie Richards died 71, Tuesday; funeral Hughes, 1 at Mendon LDS p. m., Friday Ward chapel. . REDMOND Nancy Jean Cook. infant daughter of DeVerl and Jean Taylor Cook,' died Tuesday; graveside services Friday at 4:30 p. m., Redmond Cemetery. TOOELE Joseph (Joe) Reed, 43, died Tuesday; funeral Satur day at 2 p. m., Tooele First LDS Ward chapeL George Kidd Proc tor, 79, died Tuesday; funeral Friday at 2 p. m., Tooele First LDS Ward chapel. PAROWAN Mrs. Helen DaUey Dalton, 51, died Tuesday; funeral Friday at 2 p. m., Parowan Third LDS Ward chapel. MT. PLEASANT Mrs. Emma Jeffs Pace, 87, died Wednesday; funeral Monday at 12:30 p. m , Mt. Pleasant Second LDS Ward chapel. SALT LAKE CITY 'I fr . m CARD OF THANKS With deepest gratitude and appreciation we desire to acknowl edge the assistance and expres sions of sympathy of our many friends and relatives during our recent sorrow. We take this means to thank all those who assisted at the services, sent floral tributes, gave expressions of condolence, or in any other way assisted. The James A. Halladay Family. Expenditures per-pup- " v Senator's Wife Honored Guest at Salt Lake Fete SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Mrs. Hubert Humphrey, wife of n. Sen. Hubert Humphrey will be the honored guest here fund-raisin- . v PwL OA Wayne loves a seed catalogue but his dreams are always rosisr than his tomatoes!" nA F nUlUtlJ A Tour nexting System Inspected FREE 537 S. Unl. Ave. Call FR . In total public school enrollment California was way out in front with 4,035,000 children. New Yoric was second- - with 2,640,000. i WEATHER FORECASTS AND TEMPERATURES SUSQUEHANNA, Pa.' (UPI) The Latter-da- y Saints Church will cloudy through Friday. A little Weather Forecasts V By United Press International warmer this afternoon. High both memoralizing the scene of the Utah: partly cloudy through days 70 to 76, low tonight 40 to 46. restoration of the Church's Aaron this aftic Priesthood, it was learned to- Friday. A little warmer to 80, 70 ernoon. High both days r Max. Min. Pep. day. low tonifiht 30 to 45. 62 45 Atlanta4 Church officials said the pur- Ogden, Provo and Logan: partly 53 37 Boston pose of the markers is to direct 67 .13 38 Billings interested persons to the homes .70 .36 Bismarck . oi Joseph Smith, founder of the 45 70 Boise Mormon faith, and Isaac Hale, 53 37 Boston his father-in-laOther points sig 52 22 Butte nificant in the Church history, al' 51 44 Chicago so will be marked. 64 41 Denver An inspection tour of the arei 89 53 ' Las Vegas was completed Wednesday by the "" 66 38 ," Logan Presiding Bishopric of the Church POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN Los Angeles 79' 60' W W. Carl Wirthlifi, Joseph war- Miami Prison State Utah 68 92 (UPI) Buehner and Torpe B. Isaacson. den John Turner said Wednesday Minneapolis 42 67 he would welcome an in vestig 56 69 New Orleans ' 43 tion of the prison and its oper- New York y 57 ations by a grand Jury. 42 69 Ogden 61 42 "An investigation would clear Omaha 61 91 V the airand maybe help the pub- Phoenix 63 .34 lic to "understand the needs out Pocatello 47 68 nere," said Warden Turner when Portland" 50 79 .WASHINGTON (UPI) how a Provo asked he felt about prison Theof 42 .71 two Salt Lake City Republican members probe. 51 61 Utah's Congressional delegation to-Turner said that at the preseni San Francisco 3982 a .launched . time cf St. "small Joint a for only George day minority" appeal ' 42 59 a $600,000 crop research labor- convicts at the, Louis St. Utah parprison r ' 44- 59 use at in in Utah State Seattle atory tJniversity homosexuality, ticipated .01 '42 64 . , ;of pills,1 threats of fellow inmate3 Spokane Logan, t 47 62 Sen. Wallace F. Bennett and or other unruly conduct. Washington The warden said he could find Rep. .Henry A. Dixon urged ap6ne gallon of gasoline has tht propriation of funds in testimony no proof that some honor inbefore the Senate Appropriations mates have slipped into Lehl and explosive power .of 100 stick of CommitteeJ visited beer taverns; J dynamite. erect suitable markers near hera . ; . Warden Welcomes Investigation Of Utah State Prison w. . " a-- : Bennett,; Dixon Join In Plea for CroplLatoratory ( s - " " i Easing Up Stock showed easier prices generally tendencies early today in an ex NEW YORK (UPI) tension of Wednesday's technical " setback. There were t a few sharply high er, however, and where losses oc curred they generally were small. Coca-Colup sharply Wednes2 rose another points. Thio day kol Chemical picked up another 3 points, International Salt pear 5 ly points, and there were gains of a point or more in L. S. Star- rett, Thompson Products, James Leesl Harris , Intertype, Eastman a, . Kodak. American Telephone 9c Tele graph fell 2 to. 255, the when- issued common a point to uatt , as Goldman Sachs & Co., an nounced it Is planning to make a secondary offering sometime during the day of 330,000 shares of American Telephone & Tele graph AVh ' t d. Xi c 4 'I Massachusetts (Continued from Page One) li was purely and simply an escape attempt I told them to surrender or we will come in and get you,' Grennan said. y Authorities said every one of the ring leaders "had to be taken by force." But the other prisoners appeared glad it was over and offered no resistance. The convicts had locked the hostages in cells. All were freed unharmed. They included Assist ant Deputy Warden Edward P. O'Neil, 12 guards and two civilian did Lie , employes. ltwas i"jei?Binig easses.. 7i wii M at first believed that Martin F. Feeney, 43, veteran bank robber and eight-tim- e Jail breaker who led a March 7 up rising at Walpole State Prison, .was again a ringleader. But this was later found to be untrue anc was officially denied by prison spokesmen. V-----;.:,- 'I 1 ' s :. - '., ' .. Senate Votes .' - :yy-- . 0--- . - , y ' (J X ' fejy. ,...s' Jr .Jl - (Continued from Page One) -- few crucial votes, was expected on his other amendments, includ ing bans on: Secondary boycotts, by which unions apply indirect pressure on employers through others not in volved in labor disputes. Picketing aimed at forcing employers to sign union contracts oy smites in wnicn tneir own workers are not involved. Kennedy; who suffered his first setback on the .bill, said the "rights" amendment "was poorly drafted and adds little to the pro tections already available under state law." The McClellan amendment would provide, for fines uof up to $10,000, prison terms of up to two years, or both for labor leaders convicted of depriving umon members of their rights. These would include equal vot ing rights, equal protection under union rules and regulations, freedom of assembly, freedom against arbitrary dues hikes and ex- 'cessive initiation fees, freedom to sue the unions or their offi cers, protection against improper disciplinary action and the right to nspect membership lists when running for office. . ; FLOWERS ' SAY SO MUCH MORE! DIAL FR HeatIns and Ar Conditioning. , Stock Prices LENflOX UA . Council. . TJ. fl(. In salaries paid to classroom teachers, Alaska led with an average of $8,400, with New Yorie close behind at $6,200. Others in the top 10 includeii California, $6,050; Arizona. $5328; Nevada, $550, and Washington. $5,250. Utah took top honors for the percentage of adults who have completed at least four years of high school (48.9 per cent) wito. California a close second (46:i per- cent). In percentage of adults who have completed four or smore years of college, California and Colorado tied for first with 8.1 tvr cent each, and Utah was next with 7.6 per cent. Oklahoma led in the percentage of elementary school teachers who have had four or more years of college training, with 99.6 per cent of its teachers in that category Arizona was next with 98.4 pe Saturday at the annual conven- ion of the State Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs, . Mrs. Humphrey win come to Salt Lake City with her husband, who will be the guest speaker at the party's annual Jefferson-Jack- g son dinner. Other speakers will be Sen. Frank E. Moss (Iutah) and Mrs. L. D. Schroder, president of the Utah Women's Legislative cent . Fishermen received about $500,000 for Maine lobsters in 1880 and almost $9,000,000 last year. LDS WASHINGTON New The report showed that New (UPI) York leads all other States this York State's outlay on public il expenditures for schools this year comes to $535 year in 4s a close Alaska schools. public for each child in average daily second. t ' attendance. The rankings y6f the states in Alaska's per pupil expendtiure educational expenditures, teachers $520. Other high ranking states is salaries and parlous other factors included Oregon, $413; Nevada affecting schools, were given to- $410; California, $390. comday in an annual estimate was in Alabama last place with piled bythe National Education an of child. $164 per outlay Association. when-issue- 6-- . .05 .23 1.25 .07 .03 12 2.62 6.00 .05 1.25 .90 1.50 .08 .28 .23 .02 In Per-Pup- il SKIES TODAY Church To Install Markers Near Susquehanna New York Leads All States (D-Min- SALES: ni' 32Va 81Va 65 3a V . .35 .02 .12 1.95 .97 .01 .02 .11 .05 North Lily ......... North Standard .'. Park Konold ........ 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