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Show . , , . , . , . ,,,.. . , , . ,, . , , . , ' - -- - -- . - lio'Formv Viall Ella- For reace4 , : - - - month. , - - trend - t -- - Aug. 3. Utilities, steels, motors, rubbers. gold mines and air transin the ports were prominent - diviion. Bethlehem, Dom& iline. Alaska Juneau,. Radio Corp., Chrysler, General - (Sales in Hundreds) , eli - ds Ps. Ce,, Choi & .0hio Chrysler cprp Climax Mc'lY such-raw- 1414 28'12 34 14 29 3414 914 3612 7 14 34 10 34 514 3614 014 38 49 53 413a 6212 4812 52,'4 61 9912 6244 51112 5934 80 -- 9912 100 99 Stteslthich Low Last 57 153t 11 15 215 814 8"4 3 813A 534 5 scorn score A8S4 .4294 .479a All ,r(r,eir ....... CHEESE San Francisco Triplets (Primo checked daily, ' EGSS Large. white podal, dozen Large. white extra. dozen Large. white standard& dozen Aledlitm. white extras dozen .32 .43 .40 .38 .38 . SA181118 ir ft le a 3 trtter---;- rt et I Of 'I' 386 745: tirtn;- prices as nated by the Chicago price current are unchanged. Etc'. reosipts 10 516. firm. OPA c-eal- , . Int Prices are unchan ged. Vs , Va 14 . 1 9 34 5 484 12 13 15 63 5 1) ' - - ' mutual - - - jeal. - II -- Such muffing of the psychological moment was analogous to the mistake of the margin traler, h o fails to take his profit during a boom, but who waits to become a forced seller during a subsequent slump. By standing aside whenGer- man troops reoccupied the I -- - 6 Rhineland and during subsequent episode !! of defiance, the Allies permitted Hitler to augment his prestige and his mill-tar-- The gambling Hitler misjudg-ed his own power. and miscalculated the German capacity -to achieve a lightning-victory- -before Allied -- - economic and be military power-cou- ld blitzed- .- Having - shown - poorjudgment on this vital mat-i- s out on limb,- and it now seems to be only a ques- - Mu of time before he is cut - - - - - - -- - ' temporaryprOblems-soinesimo- le ' ' -- , - - . scheme can by itself reverse the tides of history. In WallStreet. the pragmatic of opitesting of the validity quickly.- Inpolitical affairs, the checkup is sometimes n- lone-com- - es deferred and Is- rendered difficult. by the lack of adequate so-cial bookkeeping. But the test- ideas.. 'theories, and ing of nevertheless takes place, ., schemes and the practitioners of error pay ' ' heavily for thegullibility. ' , , Soldier Killed - - 23 of Norfolk. miles west of Salt Lake Biligway ' . y a civilian. According' to state highway patrolmen,-PrivateCoryellap- .'.. , , . , 1 - - , , -- . ' , , ..,8 '" '1'1s 51' V. ' 734 714 4114 39 ' 4214 41 391414 2.4 "Ifia 26'4 s. 1814 1814 3914 41142 1414 914 114 11 1014 1414 ,4 Vs 9,,47- - " - ,- 12 11 . . 3014 21 30 11 1514 2114 3014 22's 22's 3114 71s 1914 3114- 1034 1434 7 1914 3314 7 (AP) Natural influ- 0 !Weft pushed grain prices forward lodaY in strong but somewhat hesitant market as traders began to discount their mote- tar y nervousness over the sensational foreign development. Gains reached at least a cent at times. with oats a leader on local buying and talk of active demand for the cash train. Winnipeg wheat advances-reac- hed more than two cents at one time. As has been the rule in recent sessions hereexcluding yesterday's momentary breakthere was little pressure on the market. At the dose wheat was to Vs to Iva cents. September 1.4614. December 1.47 oats were up to 134 cents, September. 7414 tt . and rye V Si S4 to 1 cent September 1.02"s. -higher,- 1,14 7- ',,,,'',4 51 3114 6 St 16 - 39144' .,2.,rst,- J,,,",1 - 22's ,011 k E ra, G Pan Am Air Pear PIM Penn 14 14 4:- 74- 32'S. - 514 18 -- 21146 - 1,1 - 8 "4 18 514 16 31.14 8 489's 10 1214 14 .er';41-- cg:ig- ris Pet T 6 2 pi Pestal . pi s&c G 1;rreo7tedor ., ptilimom Fore Oil 111.aall,: . not Kc A . 5077711 ;flerry and Stand The P10-7-.- It ... - Cr Brand 0 ,C (1;11;n1 Stone A W is - 17 i - 17 16 341:4- - .1a 417 74 ingli 14, 1 711, 2954- ft31 ' "114.4- - Iv! 14311 '4 14 17 - 7 - - Ia 7se 474 42's 321'4 123i In 21 2614 26 7t4 -36 tri - 171,4- :;,;4. - 9 17 -- irs 397i - "a 91i4'.. Insignia . .. li li vs - 5sa .m. 15 27 14 , . ' '' ,,. ,. ,12 ' ' '' ' -; - 1 . 1)."' - Tar Baby Tintic Central .00 V4 Tillie Lead Tinto Standard - .. 011. Walker Mining' West Toledo . . AllOys Yankee Con. Zuma Ct. Id. Sug. Corn. IX Id. Ur Pld. tnlisted Stocks Sug PM. Con. at 'run. Fire Clay P & L do $7 PM Z .08 .004 .01 .10 .33 .35 .07 .0114 .10 .03 .02 .03 205 2.25 11.00 10.50 Bid 7 575 650 50 , 58 00 42 50 2.00 63.50 1 - - Pid 48.00 .64.50 C. 51. I. at 4 000 'Heavy, Heavy intangeAroundAirDise Asked 7 60 Mclu & Wag. .00 80 .03 .0014, 1;t. Wyo. Con. W.- . 00 L'a 1.75 Union Chief Utah Con. 85 45 50 49 50 69.00 112. Same - - The Guard Squadron at Army Air Base, Salt Lake, carries a both literally lot of weight and figuratively. The unit, which keeps law and order, handles all prisoners and is similar to a cf. vilian police department, boasts some of the heaviest men on the Others hitting 200- pounds- or better include Robert C. Caul Williatn Madsen, 'Brooklyn; 0FOuntain Green, 'Utah, former farmer: Floyd R. McGinty. mechanic from Lechine. Mich.; John 1.h Rourke, former policeman in Troy, N. Y., Raymond J. Shanapy. of N. J., a parcel post driver 13 years, and Walter P. Kaczmarc.zyki, of Lansford, Pa. base. H. Sanger, well known Topping the list is Hal Dett, In Albert Milwaukee. Wis., for his foot. 234 pounder from Emer-Da maryi. ball weighs 193 pounds; , of Grover-H.Jac-ability, Moore, obs Knez Los Angeles, and John A. ovich, Jr., of Oakland. Calif., a former metal construction man, are next, nudging the 220 mark. Injuries' Nelson Stahler, of Mahando WALLACE, Ida.(AP) In14 juries received when he was City, Pa., a coal miner for years. is 215 pounds of soldier struck by an army truck at a and Edwin L. Patten, of Keatney, street Intersection proved fatal to emis W. J. Galipeau, N. J.. a lead press worker, three pounds lighter. ploye of a local hospital. at 45. Brannan, a pair of Chicagoans, tip the 196 pound mark: Norman 11.,Larson, a farmer from Beldam. vile, Wis., and Lennie R. Morri, son, refrigerator worker from St. Louis, Mo., hit the 192 pound , - PROVOMayor Maurice Hard- ing of Provo said,today he will this be a candidate for it- faa:Moasyuncor ' .. return to office, desiring to re. of turo to his Fatal ce private-practi- . - i , he. However, he said today could not" ignore the numerous requests of Provo citizens and friends who have since suaded him to run. -i per ---- 4,t O. Your ED day last year $4,367,853.36. School Dotes Set Senior AMERICAN FORK and junior high schools of American Fork will open as scheduled 'on Monday,begtriningat 8 Lin. and finishing clabbes at school officials repprted today. Elementary schools will open the infantile paralysis Sept 27-isituation is considered under control. officials have asked that all children under 14 years remain away front all public gatherings,including picture shows and churches until the polio bin is ,lifted. 3, ' KUTA-- 570 Blue Network - - - - - Prune . Muttellee--- ., Summer I I 1,NBC Network Programs 0:00 - Maxwell That) 8 Dea th Valley Days Ceett Brawn. news Bowes' - Hour.. b; Ray Gram Swing news toLulu- -Complete sews Bands and Ballads. 7:00 1:15 845 News. Comment Sport. Charlie AftUM'S 01'01. (10 :65)72.1ews... -- Parade of Bands With Nation's Outthe standing Bands. - ....... s 11:53, lievrt; Good N it - 4 - - Durante alfitay. Moore-Cut- 48 - -- V80. I i ii.1 . old . , 3'ulton Leiria Jr. Treuury Star Parade. "Axis Pay Day" Merielitt Serenade Amerrean Serenade Ike So. .... World Sews Behind the Blaine Sun Meet Our Fishier. World Nees 'Treas. Star Parade' Musical thio Geo. Olson and Orch.. Newt. 10.05 Keen "Ern Flying - War Bond Dane Party War Bond Party - I panrinig . aancint Bond War-- , .,!, Party World- Corersre 12:00 Irrankto )asters 1148Orchestra News 12:45 ti11-'-1:00 War 1943 10, ' Morning Programs - o and' - - - 4 - Reatter. Few, Victory Serenade VNewa 7 -- - Fews Clapper. - Carnegie Dale- Soldier Civxlian - 4Gabrie3 - t vwtr --- Friday, September wvilrv That's Lila With Fred New. Arthur Gaeth.. My Ernertenco terou Tell 'Ent Club 1Vietory 'rune Time Behind the 19:00 10:15 10:60 10:46 Soldiera of The PTO'S Davidson's Oreh. John Alexander. News Treasury Star Parade. Columbia Masterworks - TOW. Confidentially Hall SiOliarmony Ears and Abroad 9:00 t ne Mystery-Tu- ball tour, ot Mackin, March of TimsNews 8 :80 :9 Coffee--- Crobi 800 - 8:15 I Love a Mystery Harry James' Iduate - World NOVI Dr. Adam S. Herndon Porter,' News Lum aod Abner to Victory Ro . Aldrich 'FamilyYour Favorite Youngster Music Ea11With Bing ;to Staae Door Canteen of the Air" The First Line. U. IL ITI Prompt A vietor7 Corsage War Correspondent . House - 46 :55 31aJor News gmmd-usGood night KL0-1-1430 KDYL-1- 320 . 1 4Co1umbla Systera m Page O - KSI---11- Evening bands. 7 't 1 60 I America's Town Meet. int Of The Am S Pot 7 :55 0 dPrógittitti:7 illy- - P.,t ttutnal t:11 IT Thursday, September 9, 1943Mountain War Time , , 1.80-Tri- nv , Goodnight Now ...... . ..,..........'i :-- . ''',. oo , v - . -- - : - 6. , o ed. I in Rexburg on air-cor- and the squadron whicly-they-wilr- (Special)Prep- Welunder way for REX31.::: be num-ber-t- assign: Face Gambling Charges --- - I A speaker will be sent from Base. ,The festival- - will open Friday the. Pocatello Army Air 0GDEN---- "The Last Milt 338 Porter----- - Trado Wind Tavern -- - - ss tGII -- News Marty Patty Jean's Exercises La test News. for Theis Who Prefer Music. Baukhaeo News Edward McHugh The Bing Crosby. Show narrator. Time - kIlt) 9 :90 a :46 10 :00 10:i 1 10 :4 Tha 1111 Newscast. Bing Sings I " , - ! ' - , , . Noon News Peterson, - M. Guld!ntes Licht 4Lone1y--Worn- the World.. Hymna of Churches, - Marlin. Mary. Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Faintly to Rappinaeo Right agh1-01- 12-0- -- Home Irma - . Viii;;;;;-;:tia.- 4404-- - Teel. - Renter. - 3 :00 Mose Room" You Shall Have Mule You Shall Have Music. World TodayHargett - Rom Robb Yount Dr. Malone.... Glen Shaw Reports Mr. Keene - - KSL-1- : II , D.NateNews Wert(' Ogden Wetet. - ., ,,,,, - - , ,- COMSOIS Quin Iter Rol"'wood Bx Preen War Bond Train War Bond 'rraio ... War Bond Trat News. - ., Bunnell Verrill : 'COSMusical 'rrath with Cougin Ken BelIDOti , hiving requests. 'Becie."141Af 'aeuverman 4 ..,Rot. ' gusto Sweet is - World News KDYL-1- 320 - tiONewl 77 Id nue of Vinton Mond Nays ' ..... Mtlaua by Sttrednik Timo Out Par Rhythm , 160 Info Dallas Drama Jones. Drams Vridder ,BrOva-- - aa DanaanteNowo -, s, yPalrner House Ore& War Bond Matins, 1 1:12 4 :3 0 4 :45 500 5:1S is tolls - Rhythms,. Latin-Ame- r. Mien a Girl Marries Portia' Faces Lilo ... 1 uot .. Plain Rill rront Pato Farrell, - 148. Women , KLITA--5- 70 I ::.11 Vanans Lai Stories America Loweas " Redio Showcase Radio Showcase Aro You a Genius - I Nene Crurnit Bandmon. Bachelor's Children !Poste, VNawy. Cede Tommy Bormay's Orel. News. Arthur Gawk -- - Victory- - Melody Tim Chick Carter, Detactivill tabs Black Rood I 11 , , (10:35)". a - - ' of Somali Music of Iftwati .... lalLunclieon With Loom hooLuncheon. with Lopes. , - Music --- . sz 7. Variety Love Sonia, Old and The Woman's Pero VHappyJos and ItalDb Songs for Victory. News, Bosh Carter, VIM Hay Beads Bthhil N - S01111-- -, . Programs. -- Sow Door Open Larry Smith ..... Norelty Time World Coverage sew, The Juke BoxTour Popular and Classical Favoeites ....... ' Art Baker News n. Jack dirmstronr Andrews - Viravorita .... - , NI 'don Aunt Jenny Stones Kate Smith Speaks Big Sister Helen Trent, Romatioa Our Gal Sunday Lit. Can Be Beautiful Ma Perkins Vie anti Sad ... The Goldberg. Lowder. Col. News. Road of the Vie and Sado .. Snow Village .. . , . David Hamm . Drama f :00 - :1 5 . JoyceJordan .Teriandtharirales,...Hop Harms Ottm ---- ---- we Love. and Learn Noontime Seamans Lktest Noire The Sok Round Detective Dick Tracy.; G3g 11 .. 84 Mudii Song Star Studded Relrie W.. Nevi- arta MUlte --Early Riser' Bond Club Early Risers Bend Club --T- he music ot Belgium Tre.asury Everythihr Goes. South Of the Border. World Coverage Sew. Robert St.- - John Lora Lawton Headline HttaNewa Reveille -Roundup ,... ... Hollywod- Theater 7:45- ...... News Marilyn Day : 7:10 7:30 8 00 15 8 .3 Shine World Coverage News 30 Club Your Favorite Bymne i Salle Csprice Make-B-- -Neve Ballroom of the Atrlae hours musts 1 and News Tonight at 8:45 1.n World Jaws Bin r Crosby Cont. Frank McIntyre.- -- M 4:11.1i3 ' - 'a' Ries -- 0 5 L '7 :00 Afternoatr: Frolics (1111 Stales Malono Jimmy Wallington' :: : Al len'. Orch. Rise is Shine News end ?Clete - - ..... emo 5: 5 of Don Pnpoin. Breakfast at Sardi's War Correspondent - - Roy A Seated 11; . sews, Cort'a taro& tbo Word Now,' Sonto of Barry Clarke A Booeficiai Thougbi ........ .; Songs, alootballgamebetween, Madison and -- of To-Mun- da with - - - Club. witt Don McNeill. M. C.. , of iba Newspapetl News National and Roma Etour Idualcale Salute -News Roundup PLR0 4- r , Hording Announces ren and-War- 100 AP.Wan-..-4- .00,4 07 at Mt. City Cop 'case Park, 400 at 71. North Lily. 300 at 44: Ottio Cop.. 5,600 at 43141 ' - , .' -- . t oles ' . 100- - 1., - , i -- tachment-number,-t- he les - .;v'4- 914 -5 10. 5 Sunshine M trftetr ' II 15 C O. & Tex I, 3 27 27 Timken D. A Trans & - 98 A 16 231442234 22 Twent C- T"'Ir 27 22 tnton , 11 & P 8 - 94 914 Union Carbide 21 82 , rv4 F:::nn PAacilt '4: t2T12 "14 25,4 3014 United Airerat 13 31 136 rniteft Corp Ise 1 7 -- 11- Iblueandgold tätinof 34 4V- 14 2644- - .0. : ll ' - , 11 2541.4-- - - , - . Sales Bullion, .,;5'0.1305,, se-- 8584,115 le 17 2tur--2.- 4 '7- 5- 4 -, - 1, 20 ss,---- -- ,. B-a- 1714 ,16 - ; P) I's 15161 ", 1 ,12 3i ' , 1.,1:-:,t- - . - 4- 111 :4 .. A ,, 483i-47t- 1571174 ,Ins'51 2n 12 196 19 221 4 , -. 1 lit 34;4 1 7 3 7 15 75 53341 - "1 . , 4 1161 9 17 344 cSlaanng 22si - --48 37 IS Reynold.' T B Qatewee 5 .. aehenie DI ,,-& C- 2614 4. , , .' ;7:::-:::,:'- n . j - 4,:,,,.,., ,..- ' 3 up--f- . . l's 261- 4- 261 53 2234 171 .3'321 i Steel. Rayonier '''71)07 'Revere. , 3 . ,., - - i ;Ls ' 38 4-257i 25 la4 255,e 29342954e 23 e- 1 88 28 2 9 r"""s""7"'"'"" "''r""rl . 14 181'a 18 14 a5rve 38Ve 25 no - ,,',4 1914 333'8 , Playing a musical symphony of Range of Grain Futures shells on the machine-gu- n bursting CHICAGO(AP-range at B and G. Sgt. Mali-IoHear Wheat Low Open Close High L. Morrison, recent aerial 1 451i 1 Ws I WI' - 1 4614 Sept. 1 4714 Dec. ac1 4734 1.48 - - 14714 an in is gunner grad. Jo hn Charles Thomas reality 1 4814 MaY 1 4914 1.483,'41 42 musician,- - A member- 1.46 1.4634 goo RI ,July' G as B and the band of both Oita, sew. dorm nesnitt 7312 .7412 well as the orchestraMortison Dec. 1114 .7214 71 - .72 plays the saxophone and clarinet 71 7014 .70 may .7014 Victor Young's Irr civilian - life, Mg .. .. '. . ' 0812 ' .6834 .6$14 .6834 equally well. Rye:a had of Morrison his band Sgt. Se Pt, .....,..,,,J 1 03141- - 02 Orchestra,---- -: -- 12214 own and played all the hot'spots 1 0416 Dec 1.0534 10434 0514 Ma. 1 0614 1.0714 10614 1.8714 in and around Detroit. Officially a 1.0614 07 July ...... -- 1.07 - 1.07 listing his last civilian occupation as a "iiid man," there should be Cash Grain Sates no doubt about his proficiency in CHICAGO-- -- rec. No. I the minds of his InstructorsErt 77: No. 3, 77; aamPla frac mixed. G as they watch-- - him ' white. 68068 G11--Alsti.'- : - Barley., In- -- "pouring" the lea. o rood 11041.15: NO. 3 chine we at. the gun range Mut 1.36. refer of course--- to Sgt, Frank i W. Schwentner of Mentor. Ohio. .,:r..Toiiiht.:.-i4 ' - A. New Guidons turkey raiser in civilian life. 00- KSL l- b-aeriaL LOGAN. Sgt. Stanley E. Staley The311thCollege ex- G at B and Detachment gunneeStAielent the of KUTA Tralning 8:15- Army Air Corps at Utah State Agriculpects to "raise.' a lot of havoc he tural college is dressed Up with a with enemy aircraft when KDYL 9:45 new set of guidons. squadron graduates trom gunnery school six saw if here the Sgt.. Logan by way you Sponsored by air corps Betsy Rosses. Thomas. B. Haag of Myerstown, MOUNTAIN FUEL Under 7 the direction of Mrs. Pa drills holes in the canvas SUPPLY-COMPAN- Y H. R. Weston, assisted, by Mrs. targets at the bombing and gun- Ran Woodland, Mrs. William with the rery range :our Gas Ca1aPanY Evans, Mrs. Ray B. West, Mrs. machine you'd never sus. Carl Frischknecht, and Mrs. pect that guns, been he had a well. Kenneth Lindquist the detachdriller in civil life. ment was with guid; ons. , The guidons are fashioned- in Fall Festival vs 13 - '1 . :- 1111, 18 27 , - 39'4 - CHICAGO . 9,500; Nill Salmorii-34,of Rigby. livestock ' 25th St., Bill Quillian. 42. show will be featuredk on Satur. . Grant-AveIlss, and of 2446 MeShank d 22'4 li and E. A. Lewis, 34,-o- f 330 25th 94. parently slipped from the back of 8214114 St., ivere the truck and the trailer which today before Logan Garden Tour 1714 - City Judgearraigned I. Quill Nebeker on - LOGAN It was hauling passed Over him. Another interesting 29Patrolmen said late Wednesday charges of conducting a crap garden 'tour has been arranged 311- 4- t: L,,, game. a felony, at 388 25th St. this month by the Logan Garden they had not learned the name Knited Dr" 19 1314 12 3 i Ivi 14 They .were arrested in a raid club, of the driver or the exact' de- - I nit Fruit 73 b 73 according to ;kir& H. .11..1 734, tails of the accident . 10 WIN 0 G1;1110100 69Li (39'11 ti Monday night by police officers. Zollinger. president. On Thurs:' 11'4 tit 4,1 111111)er2?....43..43,43 Rushed.ttcahospi el, 7' S3 ' 5174 '41"k-3Air Base.. Salt Lake he was pro. l' do 'Steel ney, was granted two days time members and all others interested I 12n 11914 11914 Pt nouneed dead upon arrival, Pri- - vamidium co 9 ,20374 20 . 20 - 74 in, which to file a demurrer. The will assemble at the garden of Co. 2' 7 Pit,' 7!,,14 four defendants are at un- - 'Myron C. Carlisle, 115 So. let E. Coryellwas statiOned If at- Wallattrth liberty 13 13 , Warner Br P 68 13 Wendover Field- ..,, S West unon 7 l e 36 i 35 v4 3. 0 4. gl dert $1,000 bail each. , ' : - RobertA': 75 on U. S. , . C :.. ... North Pae Ohio Sears not a truck yesterday afternoon .L.,..- - , r. I 4.- 95'1 Mres it- 111, .. - 5 ,22 1 8 Mead Corp .. .... 4814 , - Moos Ward , - 32 49 ' 10 8 914, Mur Corp A's 12 Nah-- Rely .. 516- - 12 -234-4- 8 21.34-21Nat 131.457.7 - 2614 27 . Nat C Reg .. 11 27 203S-1- 14 1914 Nat D Pd .. 17 20 31'4 14 Nat Dist ... 3772 21'is. 3134 il ll'il. 4. N 4 ..,: Nat Gr-1714 4. 113 173'a 3 1714 .. Nat Lead Nat P It Li .. 66 6'.1... 814. 8'84' 14 5714 58'4 3 5814 Nail Steel, .. 55: 1714. 1614- - 17 Nowpttri,i 15144.-11514" -NY CM Eft 23, 1514. NY C- & st, Tit 341 1814 1614 8 17 . NY Ship Nor Ant Co ,..,:r 158 .1714 15 -- 17'S Sercol Va., died under the wheels Of a trailer when he fell from the back of .. ; 7 legalistic 4 - t hope lies in more- competent statesmanship and more- - alert publicbpinion. It is naive to as sume that, irrespective- of the application of intelligence to con- - 3 - But from the standpoint of the world,---ipost-wa- r we are going ,to- make progress- at stopping in. ternational-throa- 11 16 36 ... - off. 734-- 9 G IaintRecover- 2 367' 42 39 26 .1T 1814 4114 1414 914 114 12 11 3034 1114 1514 2214 3012 ... -- : 21 44 Marsch Fld .. 394-11- 157 3714 9 4014 20 38 4012 5214 Gen Elec Gen Food. ... 64 Gen Motors 5 Gillete-- S R (131,) 41 Goodrich Goodyr T- & R 22 GE North RV, Greyhound Cr Homestak Mn Houd Hersh B Hud Mot ... Hupp Mot 1 ... Ill Cent 30 39 6 4 28 20 Tot Pap 346 In T T Jonese & L S 35 50 Kennecot Cp 2 Kresge S S 8 Krog Groc b5 Lib MeN&L. 5 Lorillard P Truck's 8 Mack - - 7 33 fatal. - .. .. Fiintnks Inspire Con Int' Nisck Can the cost of liquidating Hitler has been correspondingly increased.. the mistake, Fortunately. though costly, is not proving might- - Accordingly, - Eastern Air L 10 aattnairzEodalt-- 2 Auto-Lit10 El 12 Elec Seat 21 Firestone T&R total shesP 3,000; the-own- s 5 stabie The Wendover Bombing and Gunnery range holds no terrors for Sgt. Vernon V. Vivian of Modesto, Calif. For ten years, the army, prior to his entering er and operVivian was ator of "Vivian's Indoor Rifle Calif. The Range" In Marysville, tB and G filydrilerence is tET-a- constructed is out of doors and alon a slightly larger scale ways belittlin'. Sgt. Constans C. Curtin of Beverly, N. J., has his sights trained on the Southwest pacific theater of operations. His secret ambition-- is to to some air base in Australia. he is a distant The reason relative of Prime Minister Curtin It of the "land down under." would be a thrill to meet hfs lustrious relative. Ti d of F -- s Curtiss-Watt- .06 .01 .03 true1,----,- 7. 112 it '.03 .0014 .05 .01 us .01 - i .sliCoatno 13-4 ,0 - Suen.d3!. ,,,....1, , , - -- . ' , WToRK--(AP- -strong. 776312 Prices unchanged at ceiling. Cheese 315.964: nominal, no quotations. EM thin. 19.871. The fllowing are first receivers selling prices: (PaYing Prices to sluppers or producers ire one i 1 .04 FIELD Thurs Vv'ENDOVER, Gl Park C. C00.. 2.000 at l dA)!ts the big night at B andever One of the larest parties 'Unlisted None. held on the hill will rally - by. ball al gunners to the Mess Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Salt Lake- Curb 2 2.75 2 290 There will be a bevy of pretty Amalgamated Sugar 31.25 3200 First Security girls to provide entertainment . 11.00 10.00 Oil Utah Refining' from a recent engagement Bamberger fresh 86.00 90.00 Railroad La. James Mint .in in- Salt Lake City. Lt. ,,170. Holmes and StaftSgt. AlSnodgrass- are in charge of -t- hearrangements.orBank Clearings The B and G Yesterd aY .6 bank debits $3,3 45131.00. last year $3.893 882.00. Same music. da,y the will chestra provide TterlaY's clearings $3658.385 90. 4, 4, 4.. 12 4514 44'14 steady good' to medium 650: G-N :Eva , commottto medium heifers B-A--- ... .,Stc0:t.Wod!&'llsb.lome'Mci:teridIsi..9thérjhgtilMe..t01:::.' .01 .08 .05 Bids for a substitute license types of weather for at least 15 I plate are 11, 14 'inches by 3 34 plate to replace the 1942 steel months. Paint to be applied so inches with numerals 3 Inches will not, chip or crack during high. automobile license plates used on the same period of time." Bids from six companies were Utah cars and the- - decalcomania Overalt'dimerisionti of trwrieW submitted and considered. .01 ..00'1 stickers used In 1943 Opened to. .33 .28 , SOMETMNG .47. " .49 ERSATZ-- - for day at the State Capitol In the .03 03v4 car your Allan , office of J. Henry McGean, state . B,ogers, 41., 01 'ea .00 va .13 La .15 1 rector of the motor vehicle di. .16 - purchasing agent. .10 ' vision-of XI .01 the State 'Tax Corn. The state tax commission ,is .10 ...08 ' .004k seeking some material which will Cook Inspect- and Enid mission, .04 - .02 --- 4 , stand at least-I- 5 monthst composition license plates for , Dragoit . Ve OVA Ail Point E. CMW11 Mr. wear. McGean said. use in i44., .07 .04 ta East Standard- - No particular type has been ,... .10 .03 E. Tin- -, Coal '' ..02 ., . .01 East Utah .01ka .02,a decided upon al yet,' he .said, Empire Mmes .13 .14 4, Eureka Bullion "and the cominiision is asking .16 .13 Con Eureka Lily. , .00 ... , interested submit , ),:::;t: Eureka Mines everyone .,4 .10 .15 Eureka Standard ' their ideas." .029a .001,5,, , Gold Chain .01 .0014 Great Wes tern ........,.... Various types of fiberboard and ,,,,A r.t4,,-- ; ,,,!..1,,,,,' Al ..., ,...... .10 Morn Silver r 7 ;..6,.:':;,' 07 sub. 30 been have Ho 'well ,:,; composition plates 5 i ' 'k': i 4,'' , '.''',.-- .0.1 1 .......; ;; ,,kt. Indian Queen mitted for consideration, but in , 10 .0.. API Kennebec . .04 .01,a Kentucky, tiah ., Lor each case something has been dis-- ' orl'"k-0tfi ) ' .25 16,4 Keyitonet ? .00 V. Leonora covered whiqh makes their use it ., .004 Little May ',:.t,-,.' ' .04 1 .01u1 impracticable. , Magnolia Lead . , t,14..32Vs 1,-,- , 301 Mammoth , -One plate now in use by the .02 .004,3 , Mill Miller : , .. .003,4 .04 state of Illinois is a good 'plate Miners sold .002.4 .01 'r , Missouri Monarch ' durable. would and but is , ,. it . 4 , , 01V4 very .01 , .......... . .... Moscow be very easy to duplicate it. An. , " '';' Mt. City Copper ........... -1,75 --3.00 z , , A ' .. 4 ,1 '' 43 .01,4 ., Mountain View other plate has many- of the 1' . i,' ''''. Naildriver ...;.'.......... ,:,!;f qualities deemed necessary. but :; .71 .70 New Park -. .02 is too brittle and the destruc .004 New. Quiney ' ;it1 ' 1 . '''' ' .45 .47 '' North Lily loss of these was thought tion r r''''' ,. ' lif ''4, .03 .0i No. Standard . ..... ' to be too great, Dino Copper .08z, .07 ': '''' ; ,... ' ,, ' . .01 .0114 The commission also wants to Park Bingham Park- - CItY , , bea ran obtain ' platewhich04 .02 4'''' .! 4; Park Konold )1 made with facilities now avail. .02 ...... ....- .01 Park Nelson i.. 1 .04 .02 , able at the State Penitentiary.-- - , Park Premier ,,,,P Mit. ,, LSO ....... 1.0 ' Park Utah 44 .1 Several such types , have been t''''.:,:.,--.0'' e ..S41, J., q ''''., r., Pioche Bristol the commission but submitted, .05 'IC"1.119111 .09 Plumbic Mines '' adno0.11t.'11'''''"',.1;'....-'-,-:":., .16 .1' has taken no action regarding .07,4 Plutus .18 .30 Prince Con ... ....... ... the adoption of either. .. ' ' .55 411, ' t. f;;C:C", '''', X .68 Rico Argentine , i,,,,. , , In its instructions to bidders,. . .01 e"Its, - .z..' "M. 41. 4P'101 Royston Coal n. .t, '..,.,:, 3.75 3.40 Silver- - King Coalcommission said the the "material .22 .30 Silver- - King West. to be pliable enough so that 00V2 Silver- Shield .011 , 4 ')Obefol:;'". ' t''''' Standard Silver , .. - 00l's plates will not .break upon any r'- .03 .0114 Sioux Mines reasonable from another impact ;' , ,......, .03 4 so. Iron Blossoma .......... 9 , '.. vehicle. Also to be made of ma- I .05 So. Standard ... ...., ,01 Enid Cook Allan Rogers terial that will withstand .03 .01 all SWange3. Con. - early salts. - 14 - A k) 18.00. Asked , - bogs 11,000; total 16,000: slow, steady to 15 lower than Wednesday's average; most decline on-- weights 230 lb. down: top 15.007 bulk good and choice 180- lb. 240 lb. 14 75115 00: elte,...-lig- hts 440 lb. 14.40: few 13 7514 75. Sows , 10d 15 lower. bulk Jew choice lb. 13.85014.35. lights to 14 50. 5,300; calves total Salable cattle 6,00: 800. Active market on all killing classes. steers 1015 higher: good and choice other- - grades steady- to strong:- - strong market- - on all grades heifers and ,beet cows 100 cows with canner and cutter ' 15 higher. Bulls strong. vealers steady. Stock Cattle slow. steady. Demands- - for strictly good and choice steers . exceed available supplies. Bulk steers all grades 16 90. highest in 30 14,00416 50: tort Severs' days. Next highest . price 16 85. fed betters to loads 16.50. Choice prime 1635. most beef cows 10 ooe 12.50: etnners and cutters 7 00e8 bo: weighty rsurage bulls to 13.50; vealers 15.000 O's 8)34 .' 08v4 . 04412.75; , '1. it, ---- - 8112 TT 1943Page 8, ., 7'':- slow: early sales HogsSalable, fully steady but many unsold and unlower: to weak good to choice dertone 200 to 280 pound, 15.75,016 OD.' top 18.00: late bids mostly 15.15 down: good sows 13.500 13.15: feeder Pile 15.004 17.00. SheepSalable, none: shout 400 mix ed Quality wooled lambe on sale,. neth- mg done; good to choice wooled lambs quoted 13.50 to possibly 14.00. 108'4 108's 9812 9812 109 9812 100 EtabThursday, ; September , -- 700; sloe.' about common 15 25: 12.00 4 13.50. 63 2 - common to medium cows odd head medium to good9.00411.0d: 1150412 30: canners and cutters 6.504 8.75: common 4o good bulls .1010412.00. 50,steatly: medium to good vealers 13.00414 00, choice quoted to around 1540; medium to good calves 11 411 312 8312-8- fed steers 11.50413 SO:, 4Iva 62,1 8031 9912 SNGELES.t LOS 105 34 4812 523 105, 34 el aeons 92 score - 4- -' 219 65 ,, BB118k0803meNtalstal.. , 4534 lessness cabled Hitler to de. 80 7914 7912114 r,75 3511 35'''l 4,,, 1 velop prestige and power 12 414 -- 414 - 412 Col G & El through making good on his Coml Credit 3912 3914 39vs 42 boast of the previous year when 34 42 4114 Coral Inv Tr Vs cent below these prices. and jobbers 1412 15 15 he denounced the disarmament comi - Solv 14 34 , 34 Com& Sou selling prices are Ws cents above these clauses of the Versailles treaty. 34 671'4 6714 6712 do quotations.) If the Allied Nations had. ap- - comwith Ed SI 2814 2634 26',4- YS U. S. specials - (average net weight 414 414 6 414 Conerm Cons per 20 ;.; ...A pli esithehom ply a nomofan- -- rofiiTTEdrson 7- auricle223flTVT 43 ' AmeHcan businessman, is- they e.ovnul2iinB,..erkc.,.9iri.12.. 3sanspo: 1.6834- ,..,18,iti As4sE,,,,,.., Eloin5o;scisz.p30;ussd,p044n84:8 have -f- ared"- betteh-Th43.3: 30 PetInPclsun4c013: 4c4u8r:ren344 .. 21 3r3,14 1124 311s?; pountds 43 American tells his associates Cant pounds that the time to discharge an em- - Font 011 ilel 14 34112' 331s 34- -- - a' 42 8: dirties 41.8: cheerresia 1'4 ,...- 6044 60 3 60- -. plOye is when he steals the first corn Prod NEW 31 204 19'la 2oi,4 quotaC;ratho Co .... tions are TORK(AP)(Poultry penny from the tin . , wholesale sellers Wiens wbich 31 18 31 314 Crucible Steel include a 14 cent allowance above Vs The Allies did not strike against Cuban-ASug 4 11'4 11'4 1134 ... ceiling levels for first hand distribution 114, 78 14 1 Hitler when he moved th- 38 3854- - Ai c,13 and commissions.) 18 3834' & Co .. Lire and dressed poultry firm. prices Rhinel and because they failed Deere 21 21'41 214 11 4 unchanged. Detroit Edison 2 314 to appraise the reality objective-Diamon61tcla 314 314 . ss 44 I 58- s74 14812 112 Dc'ullu Aim ly and were-rnov-ed by einoti-on14812 145,5 tin Pont de N . t 80 00 54- Co' '3 Borden 7 W arner Borg Caned Pac - .. 22 7 Celanese Corp 5512-- 9112 10914 10512 Farm Prices .24234 '58121- 90,4 10912 10512 119 86 105 89 100 Nue Hud Pow 7.11 Vs 234 8 14 Tochnicolor 14 334 4 3 Trans Lux 23s 2'S 158 Unit Gas 83s 344 2's 2 214 Utah Idaho Bug 231 2'44 .50 Utah P&L pfd 4831 1831 4814 Total stocx sale. today. 212.325 shares. Tear ago. 81.000 shares. Total bond salee today, 1910.000. Year ago, S917.000 4 ton troops to reoccupy the Rhineland in violation of the treaties of Versailles and . Le - titles Service El Bond & Sh El BMA & S pf Heels Min 1012, - - Bid Co bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion Cardif t Cedar Tails Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con , Coll). Bekaa Metals Combined Comet Coati .. .....,p, Commonwealth Lead.. Crescent Kakis Crof t , r Crow it Point ... cents lower: around three loads good fat lambs 13.25: few locals 13.50 extreme top: four loads range lambs 13.00. bulk, feeding lamb 12.2601210; ewes weak. good shorn ewes 5 85 sorted 15 to 25 bead to car- - at 4 25; few otherloadt 5.50 doom. bulk of run unsold. 974s 8812 973S 86 89 9012 10834 10512 119 65 IStles in Hundreds) 105t 101 Adams EXP 42 12 4112 4 42 Air Reduction 67 14 144 Alaska Ju. 2 1483'4 14844 14812 D Al Chem 711 1464 1412 1412 89 Allied Strs 38 Allts-C3712 11 38 Mfg 2 12 861'4 861,2 881'4 Am Can. 36 4- - 12 3512 Am Car & Fdy 9 36 12 13 Am Locoretotw 52 134i 19kii Vs 914 Am Rail & SS 137 104s 1312 14 1312 23 Am Roll Mill 12 3812 Am Smelt & R 9 3812 38 12 2312 2 Am SU Felts 15712 1577,s 8 158 Am Tel & T. 8 5914 Mila 5912 4-Am Tob B 4714 7 471'4 47 12 Am Viscose Anaconda Cop. 25 2512 2512 2512 8 12 8 III Arm 381,2112 Armstrong Cot 2 3812 39 Atch T & S F 28 68as 5832 59 14 2812 7 2812 2814 MI Coast L. 14 1112 12 2112 1112 AtIse Corp 4 414 Aviation Corp 84 414 12 1614 9 1614 Loco 18's Bald 214 flais 612 Balt A Ohio 17, 614 81 1712 . 9 1612 Oil .1734 Barnsdall 38 8 38 3514 Bendc Aviat I 98 88 89 New York Curb Net Chg. Ruh. Low Last. 10411 Sales. sion of Poland on September et.. I, 1939, they should" have slap. ped back the expaperhanger's ears in 1larch 1936 when he, Beth Steel .7 temped fate by ordering Teu, Boeing Airpian - - ' - Rubber,--- S. Goodrich, Westinghouse, Pepsi, Cola and du PontSeveral crafts slipped while rails and coppers never got far ahead. Bonds stiffened selectively. At Chicago wheat was up 140114 cents a bushel. Cotton, approach' to ing the finish, 15 cents a bale advanced, beat the market. .. By the same token, the op. ponents of Hitlerian aggression suffered from poor timing. Instead of waiting for the inva- -- Motor17---- Mgt 34 Alleg 5s 49 4 Alleg bs 80 3 do me 6. 50 5 2030 61 Am.& 8 Am T & T 3401 3 Arm Del 4s 6- 51 ATSF 46 95 65 ACI, 4126 64 8 Beth SU 312s 52 D & R G 4s 38 43 1C 17 4348 66. 96 Mo P 5s rt 12 Ilto G W. 46 49 54 So Pao Vas 68 So Pao Oki& 81 --- So Pao. 412s 49 37 8 So Pao 33ss 46 77 60 43,at-- Or 2 En Pao 1st 4s 47 1 Ut P & I 54 44 12 west Un Si 51 In front the greater part of the day were Public , Service of N. J., Columbia Gas-- International & Telephone. AmirianI Power Light preferreds, U. S. Steel. Dow. Last. . ... ........,, , Am. Met. M. Ely Rill , Corporation Bonds ris-in- ' . . - '180-25- Sales. 'Salt Lake City, SUbtfitOt---ttEitense-PI-cité.---.75.-dci'"ght....7.:- Quotations'', - Alt. 'run n . and future shown that common sense, a sense of timing, judgment, cour n age, and objectivity eau win-iWall Street in competition with any purely mechanical scheme to ) 4- prospects: . It cannothope to "take - into -- consideration the unexpected and the unpredictable, thus, the market, as it gets better Information concerning the trend, tends quickly to coriect its previous errors and excesses. In view of such market habits, experience' - has - LAKE(1)TAB-USD- - it tht curnent , 0 stock-:-mark- , es , . 7: Dow-Joncome-bac- k was Averages the face of the record golfFurnished by J.- - A. H0810 and Co.. eminent bond drive which called members eg tbe now, TOrle- Stoek E out virtually all WaU Streeters at chugs. High. Low. East. Chg. 92 1377,75 .84 ...in34.0612 1333.59 one time or anothert0 ad in the Industnals Rails 3315 .4 .14 ... 21 49 .29 2147 huge federal financing operation. Uuhtles ewes 8.25. ed-iw a s Commodities The upward reversal 93 28 .23 , Re0GDE attributed partly to the belief NCCUSDA)Cattle: ceipts 440, includes.- 370 for - market. $0 thatthe big war show- - was- not- 320 and direct. Nominally through 7 2111s 111.4 21,44. "over over there notwithstand-- West El B. oteady on light .supply. - today and late at 31 I 934 82Va 93 common to- medium steers ing latest Allied successes, and Whits Motor , 5 20,s aoks 20,4 4s Wetineadag common to medium belt.' 10.00413,00: Overlan 19 6',44. 'F4 that many stocks may have more Willy' 6a ere tooett 50; few medium to rood W111011 41 iS Co 8,4 rs Vis cows 10 004 11.50: cutter and common than discounted 'expected peace10 383,4 384 38,46 v.001worth 8 004 9.75: canner. 5.5047.75: common ' time difficulties. Yellow T & C 76 18,11, 18,s 18,4 ,ta common to choice bulls 11406 to oo: 3,7 36 4.1 The direction, a bit cloudy at Youngst S & T 24 37 vealers 10 006 Icon, 14 3414 .2314 34ki Radio Hogs: Receipts 630. includes 150 for the opening. soon pointed high. Zenith Total today 1,092.100'.' Previous nay market. X5 through and 265 chrect-.er and, at the best, gains ranged 797,800:Week lit0 490,355: Year Ago 344, Steady to weak. practical top 14.75 on Two years ago 669,250 butchericrood to. chmce from fractions to a point or more, J93; pound to Year az. 69 W,090. avertges under 180 pounds 13 75414.25C Some profit taking in the final Twodatey8.215,926.712. sows 8 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. over 250 pounds 13.75614.00: hour trimmed quotations in most 12.25413.50: choice light weights 13.75. all market. No cases. Transfers topped 1,000,000 Sheep: Receipts - 8.580, NewYork Bonds fat and Wedneaday early sales. late slaaresfor the TfIrst time since (Bales in 81000) lambs feeding ..elosedduTi., 15, to 25 the-W- all , I .. to be de- Consummately seems that those who glibly assume that- the way e out cart be found--ia slinple-mchanical formula are getting' off ,on the wrong loot. If we may revert to Street analogy, we can show that the futility, of any simple mecnantcal system to beat the market has ItVg since been dem. onstrated. 'The reflects financial opinion about , - The shabby and hungry VISIOnär; ies who reported that they had discovered a chart sys tern ,for amassing uninterrupted profits in the speculative whirl-pool at the stock exchange. They were so warped that. they failed to sense any contradiction2 between 'their own poverty and their profession of sole access to a key to sure riches. If the world is to save -- itself from self immolation.' it must ndAtta- r- this --war-find means of putting on tbe brakes to avoid such catastrophic wars every twenty years. A wise has described war , industrialist as "scintillating idiocy," and that definition seems more pat than Sherman's.,'-While relief from the curse of frequent universal war is of course sired, acted-a-saftu".- -- -- - --- ly d fool-pro- . Of-Ita. THE, $',:,..L.::Stötk:i',::i:;.::, and 82 direct. through, Market steady. no good steers or hint. ere offered early. Common to medium' steers 10.0041250,1 : common to medium trucked-i- n heifers 11.25 410.00:: odd medium cows 10 00; wutter and common. cows 8.0043 9.50; canners down to 110: odd trucked-ibulls 10.65411.25: mevealers 13.000 dium to good trucked-i- n 14,65: common vealers 13.50 down.821 Hogs: Reompta .1111. includes through. 339 for market and 151 direct. Market weak to 10 cents lower. 0 top 14.7b on pound butchers. 0 5 pounds 14,25: pound" 14.00; owe 12.00 413.00. Sheep: Receipts 4.354. includes 4.211 through, 115 for market and 37 direct. 51edium to good truckedto local lambs 1200413.50: common kinds 11.00,;- - truck-- , The surrender ., ther spur for peace stocks in today's market and recoveries, even in several of yesterday's Weekend armament groups, were negotiated on the fastest dealings for more than a , , By Merylo Stanty RakeyserN The current naive search for a mechanical forhiulalor perinanent world peace resembles the Wall Street quest for a scheme to beat the stock market,. Like other quondam financial y editors, I have been. approached-b- - SALT DESEREf-NEWS- -- . . . - . - 64 for market , Statesmanship, -Not Law Is Needed - Livestock ,,- ; , ., i k treet,Recovers NORTH --: . . . . - , . , . . . ,, ,. MM,...lift.....,...p.- - - ' 1 |