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Show Provo Woman Dies at 84 ' Stock Mark FURNISHED BY J. A. HOGLE AND COMPANY Member of New York Stock Exchange AVEKAUG"-JOr.S total DOW Vo'ume : " f 4.57 154.09 .44' 870 22 218.46 1,15 678.54 3.47 154.75 . 66 87.44 .14 219.41 .95 33 48 33,000 27,600 i . 12 27,400 26,500 14 14 59 12 5014 50 V4 76 , . 106 ,. 2614 54Ts . . 34 70 . ,. . 90 . . ,. Corn Pd Rtf? ; Denver & R G Dow Chem . . Du Pont Er.st ixoa . ."v El Paso 9912 9912 261 12 . 263V4 12 ..108 29 . 109 j 29' .. 133 ,. 27 89 . 94 . 104 133 27 89 94 103 53 144 108 48 110 136 50 95 169 54 51 67 98 29 43 118 n.. 1 1 s . ......... , .......... Goodyear .......... Gulf Oil In Harv .......... i ,. Int Nick .... 531s - mi facer Johns Man ...... Kennecott X . j . . . . , ... 3 144 108 48 110 136 50 05 169 . . Min Mng Mfff , Monan Chem; Mont Ward 4 Natl Cash Heg; i Natl Steel N Y Ccn R R Parke Da 16 16 .. . . .. 76; 106 V2I 26 12 55 3414 71 901a 54 54 . , , Gen Elec Gc.i Foods Gen Mtr 42V4 42V4 59i2' . . . 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WiRoy Matthew Tarr, 3, son of lliam Holmes Curtis, 67, 910 Lake Mrs. Genevieve Smoot ' SpetU- -i Mr. arid Mrs. Harry LeRoy Tarr, St., died; Wedgue Paschek, 73, former ' Provo Saturday; funeral of Wyview Vallage, died nesday noon, 36 E. 7th S. resident, died Sunday In Los AnMonday after . f ;' LARK Mrs. Caroline Rindis- - geles. noon at Utah backer She was born in 31, died 1886, fu Aug. Reed, 72, Sunday: to W. A. Provo and neral Ann at Hospital Valley i p. m.. Lark Mary Wednesday Sarah Jones Smoot. She' married following a sud- LDS Ward Chapel. den illness. BOUNTIFUL Frederick W. William R. Spettigue kug.1 31, He 'was born Cleverly, 91, 147 W. 3rd S-- , died 1908,' in Salt Lake City.j He died Sept. 41956, at Monday; - funeral Thursday at 1 in 1941. She married Dr. J. S; Carson, p. m.t Bountiful . Second! LDS Pa.chek in 1957 in Los Anfelesi She was a member of Ihe LDS Colo., a ' son of Ward chapel. Church. J H a r r y LeRoy MURRAY Mrs. Johanne Theel ' are her husband; one and Surviving Van G e s s e 1 Butchereit, 82, 4735 Cherry St. brother, Rulon S. Smoot of Santa died funeral Wednesday Roy Matthew Tarr. His father at 2 Monday; rjancrai ana burial 2G0 E. South Temple. m., p. wui oe in iJasadena. is a student at Brigham Young Mrs. Clara C. Turnen 86, died F-1- In Los Angeles 34 ' Fort Martha w", University. Surviving are his parents of Provo; three sisters, Miry am Elizabeth, Ruth Ester and Lyn-ett- e Tarr, all of, Provo: grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L, Tarr, La Puente, Calif., and Mr. Van Gassel of Tiel, Holland. Funeral services will be held in the Berg Drawing Room chapel Thursday at 2 p. m. with Bishop Melvin Mabey of the Provo 18th Ward officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 8 p. m. and Thursday prior to services. Interment; will be in the Provo City Cemetery. . ,! Monday: GUSHER Scott Ferguson, 42, died Saturday; funeral Wednesday at 1 p. m., Gusher LDS Ward . chapel. j Mortuary Coy Emerson Black- - MORONI ham, 40, died funeral Sunday; p.m., Moroni East- West LDS Ward chapel. 4 OGDEN Mrs. Mary Ann (May) Thursday at SERVICES 1 5 Ross Devine, 82, former resident, died Sunday in Pocatello, Ida., Requiem Mass Wednesday at 10 a. m., St. Joseph's Catholic Church.. BEAVER John (Jack) Pearce, 86, died Sunday; funeral Wednesday at 1 p. m., Beaver First LDS Ward chapel. COPPERTON Theodore (Ted) Shortest book in the Old Testa- Scrofirgin, 59, died Sunday; fument of the Bible is Obadlai, neral Wednesday at 1 p.m., 8000 which has only 21 verses.. S. State. Amanda lone Roundy, services will be held in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel Thursday, Dec. 17, 11 a.m.; Bishop Harold Jones, Provo 6th Ward officiating.' Friends may call at the mortuary Wedl, 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday prior to services. Interment will be in Provo City Cemetery. -- Of Schools By Government Hit ovation. ing - end. Eisenhower, In a speech that received thunderous .applause, itnited the $ htes emphasized must remain strong "militarily, and spiritually." economically The statement was of particular to Greece which importance threw off threatened Communist domination at the end of World War II. Eisenhower paid tribute to the valor of the Greek people for the 'flight .of inspiration that shone out .in our own day ' to all the free world from this land and its islands" and said "in our common dedication to the ideals; of democracy our two countries feel a basic kinship." He recalled the past glory of Greece when it was the cradle of Western democracy and then told of its valor in recent years "You have proved yourself fearless in defense of yoiir independence," he said. "Tireless in your attack on the evils of hardship and privation; ready for sacrifice that your children might enjoy a brighter day." He praised the Greek force? y vhich fought for the United heroism its valor and helped sustain the rule of law and the j Centralizalion of education by was criticized by government IJoyd J. Andrews, Washington State superintendent of public instruction, in the Monday forum at Brigham Yjoung University. "Education is everybody's responsibility,!" he said. "And the primary responsibility in education is to s ?rve all the people, the gifted and talented." Outlining problems of fniancing public ? education while maintaining individualism, he asserted, support should come from tax comhich best serve the binations state. and local levels. He pointed out that plans for education are affected seriously by population, changes, and these are best understood on a local basis. -- ng - . . )'. N k ' v ;. "" Jv. v ' JAM. -- Centralization j The President put in a day Monday, leaving Newt Delhi in the morning, spending .nearly six hours in Tehran, Iran;- then flying to Athens. He began! work today at 7:50 a.m. when he; went in ih IT S Embassv for ibreaa: fast with Ambassador Elllsrms- bee Bnggs. f Prime Minister Constantirie Ka ramanlis picked up Eisenhower and the ambassador at the em bassy shortly afterwards and the three rode together in a royal ca to the Parliament building. Eisenhower's speech was dejayed six minutes because of the cheercrowds which lined the ing streets. 22-ho- ur j '. ', v ' V t"v : To the young man who wants to be a ; ! T J Awl -T- . J j - . - Glen Canyon I '. from Page One) state. It would have been a sub- stitute for the "remote Ol CO clause in he master contract un- der which workers are entitled to $6 a day subsistence. n and Scott has refused to pay the subsistence on grounds the town of Page at the damsite is no longer remote. The company is apparen 1 1 y agreeable (to a 50 cent an hour differential but that solution has been refused by the Bureau of Reclamation and the Interior Department. The fpderal government must pay 85 per cent of such wage increases on the job. (Continued 4 re always welcome 7Vv DIAL FR 3-70- f 01 RR0V0 FLORAL Na-"b- Every community has its "'pillars responsible people who get things done Unlike our illustration, they are never stiff or stuffy. 201 , West Is South A great many of ,these' men and women bank at Walker's. They learned the importance of establishing good banking connections at an early age. You would do well to follow their example. , j Sri u 1 M Eligible Securities . . 1 9 CO Does the present economic setting indicate a reappraisal of the risks involved in investments now. held ? 0; 1 STATE FARM : mum o INSURANCE State Farm ' In which securities might the typical investor retain a substantial proportion of his funds at this time? What are some of the Stocks and Bonds that our Research Department considers eligible for purchase in 1960? You'll not want to miss the particularly informative Hogle Review for! December! It "discusses vital investment questions like the above . . . does some 1960 forecasting ' ' I Merritt-Chapma- 360-42- - Utah Obituaries " United Nations in that divided na tion." Reverting again to the peace theme that he has plugged throughout his tour, Eisenhower again called for "peace and friendship and "freedom" and said the Greek and American peoples share a common and deep devo tion to peace. "We share further the convic tion that we must sustain the conditions under which the goal of peace may be pursued effec tively," he said. Eisenhower was introduced by the president of the Greek Par iiament who described him as "one of the noblest sons of our century." He had ridden through the streets from the royal palace to Parliament past huge crowds which gave him another thunder -- 00-27.- Lone Survivor Of Family Due Siege in Hospital fragile half-siste- r, j 26.75-27.8- face-liftin- g sh . ., ' Sudden Illness Claims Child, 3 -- j . . . - 300-wo- rd from Page One) . 109 . December by referendum ballot 65 and Kennedy Is considered a shoo-i- n AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE if he wants to run for a full iuesaay's Quotations Bodv Asked 16 10 jrnoenix steel . ...... four-yeterm as president. Bristish Pete , . . i . . 7 7 o? the approaching renews Bunk Hill The 10 10 Dav Mine 4 Lewis' triumphs recalled tirement Kaiser Ind 14 .15 of the birth the Mtn Sts T & T CIO, fantastic 166 168 New Park 1 1 of steel, auto, rubber, texgrowth Rico Argentine 2 '2 tile and electrical workers' unions Utah Id Sugar s77 and the miners'! climb to the top OVER THE COUNTER Tuesday's Quota tion Bod Asked fii industrial pay scales. .... 9.00 Amalg Sug Pfd 9.75 It also recalled the UMW's warAibertsons . . 14.50 15.25 time Aztec .... , strikes, j enormous fines for 21.37 22.50 Ariz Pub Ser 34.50 35.75 of court, losing battles contempt .03 Bapco ... v .,.. ; .04 y Law and the . . . . . . ; i against .19 , Big Piney 4 Bonanza Air ...... ,2.87 3.25 Presidents clashes with (former Can Sup Oil j. 12.62 13.50 Franklin D. Roosevelt and .Harry Cons Freight . . . . . . 19.50 20.62 Deseret Phaxmac . . 70 S Truman, j. 8.00 9 English Oil i. . . .74 The son of jWelsh immigrant 25.00 Equity Oil 27.75 Federal Uran ...... 1.12 1.25 parents who quit school to go First Sec Bk 58.50. 61.50 down into the! mines at 14 has had First Sec Inv ...... 9.00 9.75 Intrsts Mtr Ln not all un22.50 23.75 personal dealings 1.75 Lang Const 25 American every pleasant with) Hidden Splendor . . 10.00 11.00 4.75 Woodrow Wilson. since 5.00 Lucky Mc president Magna .1. ....... :, , 4.75 57 deLewis himself the best gave Bond 102.00 106.00 Magna 6 Mtn Fuel Sup how he of the 23.62 25.00 pleaded scription Oil Inc ... . . .'; 2.87 3.12 . .not in the case: ". miners', Rare Metals-s- ...... 2.37 2.75 Texota H . . . . 1.37 1.62 quavering tohqs of a mendicant Three Sts Nat Gas 3.50 3.87 in the thunderasking alms, Utah Southn Oil . . . .14.87 15.62 voice the t ot West Sts Rfg 3.50 ing captain of a 35 I i'f r mighty host. ' It was " in this spirit that : he castigated former Vice President John N. Garner: as a "labor-baitinOGDEN ;UPD Livestock: evil oldjman." T Cattle 2500; opening trade fairThe rambunctious Lewis was ly active on cows and stocker down hard l)y the federal not slapped on established classes; fully The union was however. courts, steers earand heifers; slaughter ind fined Lewis was $3,500,000 50 cows sales ly, higher; stockers sessed $10,000 to striking after steady itrong; few small lots the seized the coal 0 government standard lb. slaughter 1946. mines in The union's fine steers 21.00; package low good 750 lb. slaughter 'heifers 23.20; was later reduced to $700,000. few head high commercial cows cutter- to utility bulls CARD OF THANKS , We desire to express our sincere Calves 400; market not fully to the many friends established on vealers; stock appreciation and relatives who assisted in any calves about steady; few good way during the recent illness and few lots good veaiers 25 passing of our beloved wife, moth 5 to choice lb. stock steer er ana daughter, Gertrude Page. calves individual head Adams. For. the beautiful flowers, choice ,215 'lb. stock heifer calves the of sympathy, the expresesions 23.00. assistance of; those who took, part at the services,! and other acts of kindness, .we especially extend our. thanks, Larry Adams 4and Family, i Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and Ruth Page ... t face-liftin- gs President Takes half-brother- s, . . MUTUAL FUNDS - great-grandchildr- 1000 1000 50. 1 , -- 1.05 .02 .04 .05 ,05 .18 .03 9: 67. Comwlth Lead2000 at 4. at 3. Comstock, at 4. Croff Oil, E Standard, 23,000 at at 5. 4:Utah. at 17. East at 2. Mai Oil. at 3. Mono Kears, at Mtn. Sts. Dev. North Std, 2000 at 1.4. Park City Con, 2000 at 4a. at 4. Prince Con, at 5. Pros Mng, Silver Shield, 18.000 at 3. 2500 at Swansea Con, i NEW YORK (UPD Edna Wa lace Hopper was of a gentle and foolish and gay era when all ths world seemed young and she was perpetual youth. Any grandfather or grandmother can tell you. Edna Hopper was the Gay '90s right into the Roar ing '20s! She was "Florodora" and stagedoor Johnnies and the first and women's diets. She said her birth certificate was destroyed in the San Francisco earthquake. And so closely did Miss Hopper guard her age. that when she died of pneumonia in her New York home Monday the records showed that she was perhaps 85 and perhaps 95. But her name brought the nostalgia of youth to any man bid enough to' remember bathtub gin and any woman who could remember her face glowing from the first beauty aids or those who saw the motion picture of her operation which sh.? look on a national lecture tour. She was an overnight sensation cn Broadway in 1893. Impresario Charles Frohman had seen the beauty (she never weighed more than 90 pounds) m small parts and he engaged David Belasco to write for her the comedy, "The Girl I Jeft Behind Me." . '.45 j.02 i. 87 ;. EdnaHopper, Celebrity of Stage Dies SANTA0UIN Funeral services forj Mrs. Glora H..f Clayson, 56, Eliza May Rowley Bennett, 84 who died Monday, will be held in died at a local rest home Monday t h e Santaquin-Tinti- c of incident ailments m. 6:15 at p. Stake- 1 ' to her age. house WednesShe was born at Holden, Jan. day at 1 p.m. of 4 John the. 1875, daughter Bishop Frank ThomDson a n d I' Sorenson of the Jane' Paul Row-- ! S a n t a q uin i. V ley, First. LDS Ward f She was marwill officiate. ried to David A. Friends may Bennett af Sugar call at the famJan : Ida., City, ily home in 1905. 11, The iViis. .Clayson S a n t a qu in marriage was Wednesday after 6 p. m. or Wedlater solemnized nesday morning pror to services. in the Salt Lak? Burial will be in Santaquin City J LDS T e m pi e. Cemetery. Mr. Bennett Mrs. Bennett died 14 yearsj ago. Mrs. Bennett has been a resi dent of Provo for 47 years. She moved from Holden to Meadow ,m Millard County and when a young (Continued from Page One) woman, she and her mother moved to Shelley, 'tda. While she wa? Ion, France, where the President and vorking at the sugar factory at will land Friday afternoon ParisT to train a take met special her husband. Sugar City she She was active in LDS Church In his last day in Athens Eisenwork, serving in various church hower: the worried Greek organizations! She served as an officer in the Relief Society, Sun nation the U.S. would remain day School and the YWMIA. She strong against Communism until vas an I acti ve temple worker. there is peace and friendship withAlso a member of the Daughters in freedom. He tjbld Parliament ot Utah Pioneers. Greece and the U.Sf were in comShe i survived by one son and plete agreement on the need to three laughters: Alfred Senior be strong "militarily, economicalBennett' of Crem; Mrs. LeRoy M. ly and,spiritually.'f 'Jennie Dayis, Mrs. Andrew $., Met with Prime Minister Con-- 5 : Eleanor) Terry and Mrs. Elmer stantinei Karamanlis and in a joint L. (Myrtle) Carlton, all of Provo: communique promised to continue 17 grandchildren, 11 views n the Balkans 'to and six step grandchil andexchange, the Eastern Mediterranean. dren; one brother, Royal. Rowley f2reecehas been afraid that the of Shell.ey, Ida.; Irv lujs. decision to dip ing and Albert Rowley of Sprin? iiornacic relations witn communist Mr3 Bulgaria would give new life to Glen, Utah; lone thf outlawed Greek ' Communist Mary Ann Rowley Jones of Sa't ' Lake City. party. Funeral services will be held His speech, first by a foreign Friday at 12! noon at the Aura C. chief of state to the Parliament, Hatch Mortuary with Bishop Ger- answered Greek fears that the ald Mathews of the Bonneville United States would enter som? Ward officiating. Friends may call program of disarmament which at the morttiiary Thursday 6 to 8 might leave ' the freeworld too and rriaay prior :of weak to resist Communist p m. rervices. Burial will be in the Provo City Cemetery. The President's speech was delivered just a few hours before he was to board the cruis er U.S.S. Des Moines for a three- day trip westward in the Medi terranean and a Western summit conference in Paris next week j; SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE SALES: j 1000 at 9. Bullion Mon , 1,000 at 1000 at Chief Con Pfd, Comet Coal, 5000 at 4.- - -- 29 39 149 . 31 . 37 .. . ........ Monday Quotations .... Affil Fund Div Shares : Cdn Gen Fund .... 5fl Chem Fund 48 E & H Bal Fund ... 40 E & H Stk Fund . 47 Fund Investors U ; 48 .! Incorp Inv 83 Mass Inv Trust . . 57 Mass Inv Growth . . 65 . Putman Fund "29 . 3913 Telev & Elec .!. " , Bristol Silver Cardiff Central Std . Chief Con . . Clayton Silver Comstock Cons Eureka Croff Crown Point . Dragon East Crown Point East Std East Utah Eureka Bullion ... Empire Mines Eureka Lily Con Eureka Std . . Great Western . Kennebec Majestic Oil . . , "New Park North. Lily North Std . Park Nelson Park City Con . . Prosper Silver King West Silver Shield South Std Swansea Con Tintic Std .. West Toledo Williston . . . .;...... Monday Tuesday; ? i SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Asked Monday's Quotations 16.62 Banner $16.12 ........ 24 21 27,200 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ATTnTATTDTJS Beth Steel Cater Trac Chrysler Stocks;. 675.07 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NYSE CLOSE CH. COMhlTiu VOL. V B934 73,500 Fora Motor 53 Vs 55,000 Gem Motors 16 14 40,700 Avco Corp 70 Chrysler Corp 37,400 59 4 Collins Radio 35,000 Aluminum Lt S O N J Elec & Mus I Univ Oil Prod Stude Pack 65 Utilities Rails InaiifT.-ia- l Monday's Close 3,100,000 Tuesday's Open IS 20 30 Rites Scheduled Wednesday; for Glora H. Clayson Eliza May Bennett TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1959 Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD 4 ." ' ' ' 1 ; 1 ' ; I. : : - 4: , ' ' : : Begin by opening a Walker Bank checking account. All of a sudden, you're more than a face in the crowd. You're a somebody, with your name and address imprinted on every check. (This is a free service at Walker's, but it's worth a lot to you.) Opening your Walker checking account is the first step up. It won't 'actually make you a pillar of the community. It will just make you look like one. And that's a good start. and recommends securities in 8 different groups. j AttendNEPHI, IJtah (UPI) ants at Juab County Hospital said old Salt Lake today a three-yea- r City boy, the lone survivor of his family, may be released from the v hospital by Christmas. f ' The Gordon boy Herbert, survived .the crash Sunday which took the lives of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Herbert, and a brother Barry Lee, 5. Grandparents from Iona, Idaho and Salt Lake City were at the hospital with the boy. 1 GIVE A aiFT -- CERTIFICATE ' 11 THE SAVE iFROM ll f Provo Landscape 1455 S. AMD STATE PROVO --J h ' u' - y I , f FREE ESTIMATES 3 4 5 6 Center, Ph. Fn 8 East 1st N. Ph. FR 398 N. 5th JVest 1 LOW COST 333 East 1st N. Ph. FR 61 f sX. .phont . . . him J rr '..;'.f-if. ' m . . its i ' m Stop in I ... ' I I , ... , I ... '(, A I r or nmxi Just send in this coupon . 20 J. A. 30GLE Ct CO. Members New York Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchanges 20 CARL filADSEN . 90 N. 5th West Ph. 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