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Show FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, ttCl Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD 4 Ex-Soriioq- Sfock M FURNISHED J -n il Member cf Naw York Stock Exchanc Calvin E. Norton, died Thursday at a Salt Lake 13 20 .65 Utilities , Hails Stocks .' Hospital of a short illness. iThuTsday' Close: He was born Dec. 6, 1916, at .41 239.15 1.62 119.61 4,130,000 721,84 3.64 . Junction, t Utah, a son of Elmer Friday's Opn: 723.86 2.02 144 .2 i .19 239.88 .82 119.80 73 and Fannie Smith Norton. He SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE N Y S E ACTIVE STOCKS spent his early life in Santaquin Asked Cumiplete Volume Close Chng and was educated in the Payson Thursday's Quotations: 3.2o Bid 23.00 Stud-Pac- k Banner 433,700 10 U 08 V3 schools. He was a member of the .10 1 Silver ... 63,900 43 M Raytheon.90 .93 ; Food Gt Mkt Cardiff 1T LDS Church. 61,900 27 .07 05 V. Am Motors '.. 57,000 18V Central Std He had been employed for the 1.45 1.35 Gs?n Tel X-Chief Con . , "4 51,100 26i .29 .32 .... Silver Nat 15 years at the Kennecott Can !144 46,000 " Clayton .03 Coriistock ........ .07, Brunswick ... 39,000 !541b 'la, past He married Helen - Conn Eureka . . . . .23 .25 Magnavox ... 37,300 389'b ir.. Copper Mine. 1938. She pre.04 '2 Amplex .04 27, Crolf . 34,700 20,a Sept. Carter, .05 .04' Crown. Poimt . .... !; in He later death. him ceded .37 .40 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Dragrm. married Ruth Norton. They Were .12 .10 East Crown Pnt. QUOTATIONS , . .03 - .i .02a Ea. t Std if Thursday Friday divorced, .23 i. Utah I Eat Close Opeh .14 .13 Surviving ;are his parents, SanEure-kBullion .'. . 63 63 Allied Chem .07 .06 Mines Empire taquin; a daughter, Sandra Laur24 23 Va All is Cham .11 09 Vi Eureka Lilly Con '. 31 31s4 Alum Ltd ence, Spanish Fork? two sons, .42 .38 iEureka Std. 447-144 . . Amer Can .05 .04 .... t tern Wes Ronnie Nohon, Moria; Dennis Grea 41 44 Amer Cy an , . .80 .75 Kennebec 14 ?4 14 Norton, Denver, Colo.; a grand.02 .02 & Amer Std .Majestic Oil . .... 1.50 66 GoVa Smelt Amer 1.60, child: a brother, Clifford Nor New Park 122 k 122 Amer T and T .fiO .6.V North Lily 94 ' ton, ,92 Santaquin; two sisters, Mrs. Va .02 North Std ' 1.27 27 ......... S T Atch and .03 .04 Con. Park City Dorothy Wyler, Spanish Fork; 42 42 Beth Steel .03 .04 Prosper 140 Mrs. Nellie: Herbert, Payson; ' Cater Trac 40! .15 .17 Silver King West . 150 50 two Chrysler .42 .37 Wayne Benson 'South Std 33 Mt Fuel Supply , . , . 155 35' both Carl and 56 Benson, Payson. , Corn Pd Ilfg SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE 20 120 be Monwill RG Denver1 and services Funeral SALES 81 181V. Chem Dw ' Santaquin-Tinti- c 1 in m. .at the Cardiff, 100 at .90 233 233 p. day DuFont .............. 106 Clayton Silver, 100 at .32 105 Stake House with Bishop Fist Kcxl .. Croff Oil. 10OO at .04V ' 26 26 . .. ....... . . El Pas Sorenson of the SantaIiamond B, 9100 at .10 Frank J. 46 'Firestone E. Standard 10,000 at .021! "i 40 40 . . . Ward First Ban officiating, Corp quin' We$tern at 1.50 Grand Dep. 100 at 1.45; 700 92 91 the Keith 750 at 1.55; 200 at l.ti5; 600 at Ford Motor ......... 68 at call Friends 687'a may; Gen Elec ............. 923s 1.5- 0927 in from .......... Gen Foods Payson Jolly Mortuary 1.000 at .06 Horn Sdver. 500 at 47 Gen Mtr ........... 47 7 to 9 p.m. and at the Elmer 7a Kennebec, 300 at. ,80;" 300 at .30 45 Va 45 Goodye-af4.0(X) at &2i 38 Norton residence' in Santaquin 38 GSlf Oil Mtn Sta. Iev., 2,000 at .06'a 54 53Va ............. Harv Int New Park, 1,300 at 1.53; 200 at 155 Int NickMonday prior to services. Burial 83 83 North Lily.' 1,500 at .60 will be in the Santaquin City 36 35 Int Paper . Paramont Oil. 1.1 00 at .30 68 68 Va. ' Man Johns Cemetery, Victor Con. 1,000 at .04 83 84 Water Wonder, 2,000 at 23; 1,000 at Kertnc!Ott 777'8 777 s Min Mfj? . 44, $9 Million In U.S. Goods fo Soviet Bloc 143-332- ' t-- 1 IVri-stc- l D - 1 - i . - Uriitec! r WASHINGTON (UPI); jican' businessmen have Amer obtained government permission to export almost $9 million worth of ma terials to Soviet bloc nations in the last five weeks, , milt-lioIn addition, more than $2.5 worth of goods was approved for shipment to Yugoslavia 'during the same period, Both private trade and the recent decision to allow! the shipment of -- government farm was discussed by Secreof State Dean Rusk and tary Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges at a meeting Thursdav 'with - about 20 critical House j .......... j n 0-- , surf-plus- es 4-- members. - Mug 55 56 Chem 30 30 Ward Mont TWTTTTTAL FUNDS 104 103 Cash Natl Reg 97 Thursday's Quotations 8.62Bid Asked 96 Natl ' Steel ,9 32 J.AffU Fund 18 14 18 R R Cm Ny Div Shares ....... a.oz j.bo 82 82 El G and Pac 17.11 Cdn Gen Fund . i 15.66 33 Parke Da '.... . .12.92 13,97 Chem Fund 48 49 C .Penney . .i. 13 81 E and II Bat Fund. 12. 78; 14 14 Penn R R i.. 15.77 E and 11 SUC" Fund. 14.60 64 64 Phill Pete. . 5.00! 5.47 FIF . 93 . 93 j, Proet Gam 10.69: 11,72 Fund Inv 59 59 A R 10.80 9.88: . .' Inv ilnoorp 62 Va 62 Reipub Steel 16.96 Mass Inv Trust . 15,52 145 146 . Tob;B Reyn 70 70 Sears , 46 487s Socony . . .. .; 51 52 ,.... Std Oil Cal 45 45 Std Oil N J . 57 57 Texaco Inc . . 43 42 Thiokol 57 58 Timk R Bear 39 7i 39 Transmaer . , 50 50 v Tri Con Corp . 136 7 b 137 V Un Carbide . . 35 35 Uni Pacific . . KARUIZAWA, Japan (UPI) 47 47 Unit Ar Ln . . Mount Asama, one Japan's Unit 1 , 1 Pk City 85 86 largest and most active volcanoes US; Steel. 37 37 Utah P a nd I emoted ' today and showered : tWs Wes 24 Air1 Ln . . loo miles Wests Elec '.. 43 43 popular resort area 75 75 northeast of Tokyo with mud and Wool worth . . iashf- "':'' AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Asked Police said a sudden rainy down Friday's Quotations: K3'. 6 pourj shortly before .nopn appar- Bunker Hill 12 12' 7 6 ently drove all mountain climbers Day Mine 14 14 Hecla Mne and sightseers off jthe side of Mtn St Tel 297S 2dVa 1 . cone and New Park (, . . . the majestic, 8,500-foS960 probably prevented any heavy Paddington 3 2 .. ... Rico Argemtine 27 27 loss of life. Technicolor 9 8 initial reports said some per-son- s Utah Idaho Sug had beet killed, ut police OVER THE COUNTER Asked 'said they had been unable to con-- ; Friday's Quotations: 14.00Bid 15.00 Albertsons 42.00 firm I'f the! "reports, although they Ariz Pub Ser . . . 40.00 6 .00 Bcruanza Air 50 still vere checking.; 10.00 Campbell Mach . . 9.12 Monsarti ..... ..,..' ...,., 33' ....... j t .... ...... ..... ....... .I........... . . bIcario In Japart Erupts .... ........ - '.;.! .......... .....,.; ..... ........ ...... ot The volcano belched reddish ash thousands of feet into the air and J police said skies over the area were "totally darkened," Bain was falling at the time and the reddish ash turned to mud. Resdents and iVisitors who ventured out to watch, the volcanic with the display were blanketed ' ". , muck.. f There ; were some reports of large rocks and stones falling in the area. A! reddish smog covered" the valley between the volcano and this small Japanese mountain village of about 14,000 population, center of the extensive resort area in this region, sometimes called the Japanese Alps. Kurizawa is easily accessible from Tokyo and draws large numbers of Japanese and foreign visi-- '. tors every summer." It is the place where Japanese Crown Prince Akihito met the girl who became his bride. Princess Michiko.' Cons Freight Deseret Pharm Equity Oil ....... Federal Res . . .. .t .. First Sec Corp First Sec Inv....'.... Frontier Ref Lookhart ...... Magna Skaggs Leasing Speedee Mart . . Straza Delhi Taylor Utah Const . . . 42.00 15.25 16.24 18.00 S.50 4.12 12.25 " Intersta Mtr Ln 11.00 15.75 14.50 3.12 44.00 165 17.50 20.00 6.50 40 f i - j iifi, i r i Provodrts , j VJnOCa- School work depends upon seeing IS, 11 .: K- ' : .. VO . A Special , :' " FR 72 DRUGS By IVAH 104 WEST CENTER vTV' clA Our quality materials and specializec? N. personnel offer you SnC V this ! e.os. UT) il iI i i I.; ' m 4i ' WATCH THE . SS' et)c BOX... 1 tce v.eVc- rv. We've more services to tell you about! x - . ' Mm- U.S. ROCK W00L - -- "S SALES CO. State1 1698 So. Orem AC 20 ........ ,' .. & ' f ."...-'-.-- - ;.';: : , .V - la'MNi ;; ' ' , ; I ffijffi I .1 ' ; '' 11 ' 1 I ...j : . - ffYuiiM&pntFtt jfyjyxjyffi; .. '' ' Back to School :: V Phone I - ime, take advantage of this 00 's. f- Berliners from leaping across to the West--. With a population of 16.2 mil lion, East Germany already has 576,000 men under arms. NATO and West German figures issued July 1 set the army at .110,000, the "People's Police" or Vopos at 78LO0O, the Border Police at 45,000 and the Alert Police at 30,000 and the Workers Militia at 300,000. clearl, comfortably and e fficiently. During vacation- FREE DELIVERY IS YOUR HOME SICK? st M "W. " Patronage" i IN oocJ CDoatr - Your st 25.50 1 :-- J t 0 15 mm mail 4 .... .. WASHER FEATURES.. THE Without Warning ;' told said him the He bricklayer he .had been1 "woken up without warning and taken to work.'! t Potsdatner Square was one of th 67 border crossings sealed by th!e Communist l&st Sunday. Rolls of barbed, wire which had ben placed across the square had failed to stop many East "We Appreciate Christen Jensen funeral services will be conducted Monday, 11 a.m., at the Berg Drawing Room Chapel Friends may call at the." Mortuary Sunday, from 6 to 8 p.m. and Mon-- : day prior to services. Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. ten a letter to President Kennedy asking "not merely words but to litical action" against the1: Com munist East Germans for sealing the East-WeBerlin border.1 Adenauer Brandt.' and on ponentjs :for' the job of chancellor in next month's election, thus fol lowed essentially the same ad proach in seeking a solution to the . Berlin i , crisis. i US.?' Parliament when responded they were through by unanimous ly protesting the Communist move in sealing off the East-WeBer J i, lin city, border. . 56 JOO S. State, Orem PHONE FR : v (Continued from Page One) . FLORAL NORTH-PRO- face." m, j Occasion ROHSOCK SONS AC r Navy ue brance? Flowers fori Every 1012 st (Continued from Page One) watch a bg-leagbaHgame be tween the San Francisco Giants (Continued from Page One) and the Lbs jAngeles Dodgers. The schedule 'for. Saturday in cludes visits to' industrial plants ating strength to 861 ships, in and industrial parks in Oakland eluding 382 warships arid 479 sup J60,000-to- n with lunch at the Jack London port vessels. are The the carriers afternoon the the Square. During Utahns will tour the Alameda Air superattack ship Constellation, now under construction, and the Base.'" carrier Antje-teaActivities Sunday morning will smaller, anti-su- b which had been- scheduled allow a choice of church services for layup or deep sea' fishing. f The additior of the carriers Planes. will be boarded Sunday afternoon for the return trip with means the Navy will pperate p a stop at Reno, Nev., for dinner large attack flattops and io anti and show. The group is expeeted submarine w arjf ar e carriers to be back) ihProvo about mid Each ' will he equipped witn newly formed air group. night Sunday. Gift of Remem- i semi-mobilizati- CLOSED SUHDAY Sterling Carter funeral services will.be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in Berg Drawing Room Chapel. Friends may call at the mortQary Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. onrf Saturday prior ,to services. Interment will be In the Provo City Cemetery. Aden auor i Week! SERVICES - . Open 6 Days d Mortuary : j Wednesday! ... ROSES fi 423 W. 12th ; j - Berg i ar 10-ye- . . j 135 16X)0 D.F. GOODRICH v Two Mrs. Xydia Jen NEWTON sen Hansen, 76, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday l.p.m., Newton cow. LDS Ward Chapel. ; 1350 15.00 53.00 23.50 . . 1' 10.25 14.25 13.50 2,75 ' (UPI) - f ary. j organs."Must Take Pledge . The call meant that men in the 18; and 23 years age" group had to pledge themselves to take up arims when ordered to do so by the Communist regime. . Even as the drive began, the Communists reinforced the barricades isolating East Berliners from West Berlin. During the night five truckloads of bricklayers and laborers drove into the. huge Potsdamer Square Berlin border onj the East-Weand built a concrete barrier 150 feet lon 5 feet (high and 3 feet thick: Between 80 and 100 men worked on the wait all night so as to have a crash proof blockade acrbss the square when East Berliners awoke in the morning. A West Berlin policeman said he saw one East German bricklayer working on the barricade with "tears running, down h his" - - r j ESTES PjARK, Colo. young; hikers, missing on storm-swep- t Longs Peak since Wednesday, were found walking J along a mountain .trail early today by two !park rangers. The hikers, Joyce Mast, 18, of Richmond,; Ind., and Richard L. JJoldrey, 20,of St. Claires Shores, Mich., were "all right and in good spirits," according to Chief Ranger Stanley Spurgeon of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Rangers 'had hunted them since 24. " j Discovery by a team of Chicaof a single substance in ragweed pollen that appears, to set off hay- fever attacks could prelude a major breakthrough in the long battle against the aUmenl. It would prove a boon to an estimated 10 million Americans who suffer hay fever attacks primarily from Aug. 15 until, the first frost. JBasis for tht- prediction is a research project culminating in the isolation of the' ragweed pollen substance blamed for triggering hay fever attacks. Dr. A. Robert Goldfarb, head of the three-ma- n Chicago Medical School team which conducted the research, said tests of the substance indicate it is 10,000 times more potent than whole Tpollen. The bulk of his report was made this week at the International Congress on Biochemistry in Mosgo researchers - ni . Hayfever on the medical horizon. Wednesday; 'Angeles. Morgan L. Medley, 80, 1307-10t- h E., died Thursday. HOOPER Violet Hannah Ross 57, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday 1 p.m., Lindquist and Sons Mortuary, 3408 Washington Blvd. OGDEN Mrs. Lou Cobb, 66, 926 Binford Ave., died Wednes day; funeral Saturday 11 a.m., Lindquist and Sons Mortuary. SOUTH WEBER Christine By- daughter of Dean ram, E. and Deon Arave Byram, died Wednesday; funeral Saturday 3 p.m., Lindquist and bons mortu- 'I' j: .j great-grand-childre- nt 2 Missinq Hikers Found In Colorado . ' Young Men House sources said Rusk and Hodges left the impression the administration would not be pleased ;with any congressional jaction in regard to bth government and trading behind the Iron Curtain. But the sources said ithe House Rules Committee is expected to consider a resolution next week that would form a select committee to examine the question. The value of goods including locomotive 'engines, oil drilling equipment and laboratory sup-- , which the government plies granted businessmen permission to export to the Communists during the last five weeks was computed by Unite PressV. Interna tional. The figures were taken from daily export license lists which sthe Commerce Department began making public on July 3. Ma-accv- .Z3 , r.A j died 94. funeral Saturday 2 p.m., 28th LDS Ward Chapel: Oral Anderson Swan, 46,3143 1640 E., died Thursday; fnueral Saturday 2 p.m., 36 E. 7th S. Avery N. Timms. 68, Los Angeles, former resident died Wednesday : fnueral in Los !:(. ! half-brother- s, at I ? j jj.23; 2,000 Brooks. j ! (UPI) 255-2n- m Press International CHICAGO day; funeral Saturday 3 p.m., shots 10,000 times more, powerful d E. Mrs. Angelina King than those now in use may be i By DAVID BURNIIAM ( ' ; Succumbs! At 89 Years ft ' Powerful Shots Found For Hayfever Mrs. Ha SALT LAKE CITY zel Johannah Rebentisch Spencer, 73, 1033 S. 13th W.,died Thursday; funeral Monday noon, Cannon Fourth LDS Ward Chapel. Mrs. Anna P. Nielsen Gulbrand- E., died Thurs sen, 27, 1895-10t- h i ( . Members of the Orem OREM Provoan Council which would, if adopted, prohibit sale of beer in places where minors are allowed. The occasion was the regular monthly meeting of the chamber. Alice Johanna Christensen, 89, Charles Rohbock, first vice 1627 W600 Provo, died Thurspresident conducted the meeting day at the S., Eldred Sunset Manor JohnMilton of in the absence son, president. As a result of the discussion a to, age. letter is being drafted to the She was born Orem City Council giving rea- March 19," 1872, sons for. being against this type Silk at of ordinance. eborg , Arohus Co, Den-They stated that at the' present a r k; the time there does not seem to be hter "of any problem that couldn't be daug Hans Peter and handled under the enforcement M e 1 1 ej Marrie of the present ordinances. They Chris Thygesen also stated that: such an ordi tensen. She wasMrs. Cnristensen nance would isolate Orem:' and to Marlin Christensen on married that such action, when necessary. 4, 11888, in Provo. He died snouid be statewide. A third Sept. March 2, 1935, in Provo. reason was that the ordinance is Received her education hi! Denrestrictive and the restraint of mark and came to Utah with her trade would therefore be detrimental to the business gowth of parents,! making her home in Provo where she had lived, most Orem. r of her life. Her hobbies were sew-- , Other business, discussed, was and crocheting. Her husband ing the good will tour to the San 'I had been a farmer. Francisco area, - and the city I'.' Surviving are. two sons, and a licensing ordinance daugheW Dewey M; Christensen, Provo; John G. Christensen, Salt Lake City; 'Mrs. Elmo ,(Alta) Bush, American Fork; fseven three granchildren; (Continued from Page One) 'j Funeral services be will Saturwith weapon in hand climbs hour at the day Berg Drawing Room ly ADN proclaimed.. 2 p. m. with Bishop at Cftapel "In Blumenholze five and in Walter officiating. Hammer eight members of the Friends Hansen may call at the mortuary-FridaFree German 'Youth pledged from ,6 to 8 p.m. and Satthemselves to enter the national urday prior to services, Inter-men- t people's army. Another eight in will be in the Provo City Neubrandenburg will join armed Cemetery. Chamber of Commerce, Thursday; night went on record against a proposed ordinance now being! considered by the Orem City SANTAQUIN DOW JONES AVERAGES Total 30v Valume- Industrials i Proposed City Ordinance Man Dies at 44 in S. L. J, A. HOGIE AND COMPANY BY uin Utah Obituaries Alice Chrfsfensen 0 rem C. 'of G.sO pposes Cofvin E. Norfon i ' A LOW LOW FALL FESTIVAL PRICE! New KELVINATOR AUTOMATIC . Automatic Multi-Cyc- l. ... ; i Washing 1 Deep Turbulent Washing and Riming lint'filt.rBUach Disptn 2 Woh T.mperature 2 Rins. Tmperatur No ir.art fo vjut or urder j : . PRICE INCLUDES: Scientific Eye Examination- Single Vision, Shatter - Proof Lenses Frame Styles Many Modern ' 0r HI EASY TXRMS LAY-AW- M7995 hand! IE PRICE ONLY or financing INCLUDES Svpr-Spt- Eltctric Kelvin st.r dl SCIfNTIFIC 'I KSTIVAL fat you Mfl statf-tmootf Saf. tmprotur for e!t woshobl.t t rcci $ 1 - - AQ95 MOOIIM-- Safety door shuts off dryer drying eliminate ironing of many fabrice Wrinkle-fre- Iff . r :. - ; i. " . 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