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Show Dow ., . Short Covering, Buying Stiffens Selected Stocks ,, . .. ,... i ,, - - - : , ' , ,, gressional1'444' ments and more light on the . confusing foreign situation. ' Declines of. fractions to a point or so. predominating near the for the two ,.... hol Tires. Transfers were in the vicinity of, , , f;:, . ). . shares. 400,000 Accorded some support were Consolidated E d is o n. North Service of N. , American, Public :General Motors 1 -- J., Chrysler, Foomi or 6,;,.1.. lb:, 15 11 23 3: Cop 18 cons Zdt 21 2 51 Cioonne. ?taut ItGer 22 '1211 Cont Can .. 12 31 Cont Olt -- .. 7 4711 35113 Crone Co, ... a 7 3214 Crown Eel Transomer curttg wow, g Co.. : DDIe;t1totv do of Deturott Ed1 513 a de Pf ... 20 21 , : ' ' - t t ,- .- . - er . 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Medum qualiFuneral services we Gustaf Line. 7, ty steers largely 20.00022.00. few good 11g2 1161,9 man st.. who died Thursday 23.00024.00. common to medium 16000 10 a.m., will he conducted Monday at 1900. good heifers 19.00022.00, medium ,sit 11 iirn et 36 Bast Seventh South IR of the 16.500 1660. common 14.000 16.00. dairy, Friends may call stthe type down to 13.00. Good cons 15.000 funeral before the services. Burial will ... 1700, some on heifer order 17,50014.50. Lake Salt be in ray Xemetery, ' medium 13.00014.50. cutter to common , Good 10.500 12 50, canners 84001090. Edward beef bulls 16 00017 00, medium sausage bulls 1411616116' Glue' Se choice veal-er- a Funeral serviCes for !dwarf' .Albert 22.000 23.00. few selects up to 24.00. who died Monday 72. 275 N medium 18.000 21.00, common 14.000 Casten, p.m. in a St, Salt Lake hospital of 17.50. will be conducted Monday at medium at 16tee2ors0021.000006023.0044, calesellOs choice z urpi.tml will 260itastimi8;ich La ememlet. . 20.00023.00. e nal Park. Hogs: For week: salable receipts 562. Mr. Caston was born Jan. II. 1875. in Compared with a week ego largely 25c London. and cstrie to Salt Lake 47 years higher. Monday. top 24.75: nosing quotago. His wife, Mrs. Lulu Winifred Kroll i able top 25.75 en good to choice 200 to Castor, died in 1930! 260 ilis 200 to 280 lbs. 25.25'. 280 to 300 Survivors include a son: Edward Albert Woods Cross: and a grand- etaleitoe Jr. ' Gustaf utr6citi lay SIM Rhoda Mien Rasmussen Gurus. 93, who died Friday at 7 cm, sit her home el carcinoma, will be conducted Monday at .3 p.m. at 36 But Seventh South St, Ftmeral services for Mrs. Alfred& Matilda Anderson Swensom 85, 1124 Buena Ave., who died Thursday. will be Monday et 1 p.m. at 36 East ' ' Sales. High. Low. Last. 2 5414 5414 5414 5 19 19 1814 Alum Co. Am Am Republics Atlas Corp War Babcock and Wil Bunk Hill & 8 Cato lin Am Cen It; 8W Corp Chief Cons Mng Cities Service Cuban All Sugar NI Bond it 8h Goldfield Con 111 Pow do of 12 5 1 1 55 3- 5 55 1714 1714 - 23 2 4 2 914 SI 9'4 914 1 1 3614 3f;'s 22 1714 914 1 22 11 11 22 11's 2 2 26 1 53 14 B3 4 u Mt. City Copper. Hien Hud Pow. q 53 1314 lit 11it 814 0 214 1514 1914 1 314 19,i 814 214 1314 -( AP .02 .40 o., 1'35 .0314. .53 . .02 Va .41. 0714 ".',1 .10 - ';!, 0714 .0614 .08 2.75 .0214 2.25 .01,4 .05 " .18 .20 .02 '4 ... .4- - .08 .20 .23 .05 1.40 .0454 130 .03,4 ' 4,00 .50 04 .4 450 .60 .0414 .0314 .04 .10 .12 .0214 .0514 .03 03 .02 .04 .06 COO. .01 .05 .01 .28 .32 1.171.4 , 1.15 .85 .03 .16 .03 .04 .04 .03 .04 .01 . . .1214 .02 .03 .0314 Oil .02 .03 0414 3,50 .06 - 9,75 40 22.00 79.00 1314 1514 22 75 84.00 314 Creseent Eagle, 500 at 1814. 500 at le; 3000 at la; rindiceles operating companitt. OveiTho Counter Anis 18. tumbled SAO Snow, torn 9.68 11.85 9.50 Milli,. Suit. ptd. .....4 ik First Security .. MOO 85.00 Pome Pire Ink, 185.00 190.00 Ind, Coal and Clim ..,, , 1.10 . 1.20 Mountain Fuel 12.18 '13.25 Park City Utah .35 ;5 , Utah Fund 9.118 10.43 Utah Oil 14.35 14.15 Math Power h tialik . ., 22.00 22.50 Z. C. M. 1 80.00 8450 . 4.15 !Minty On 4.30 Utah Souther" OW ., Cab 11.50 on the board of trade today. losing about all of yesterday's gains At times. The movement stemmed from causelling tionary warnings issued by commission houses, emphasising the possibility of a in view Of recent temporary sharp gains. The Commodity Credit Corporation wee not active in cash wheat. Crop mentioned winter improved reports Wheat prospects and Broombell. British grain authority.tabled that heavy rains have fallen in most of western Brirope. Famed Architect 2870 as,as July EtaNt- .-;'1 , , Storm Sinks. 20 Boats in -pt.- :kit:go,. 5s,,.,'mtbs 25.75 on good and lloabnls56. choice 24.75; 300.325 lbs. 24.25; sows 21.50 0 22.50; Choice light weights 23.04,2 Cattle: Salable and total. none; for week, safable end total. 3166; compared with .a week ago, medium to. good stocker Slaughter cattle, and most 'Classes fully steady to strong, canner and arktter cows an or more lower; med dium to slaughter steers .2250 odd head 24.00. medium 18 00 common 16.00017.50; few low. 022,00:ileff 0,; othpacl wags cows ,17.006,18.50: good young bulk 15.004 1650; medium 13.00,,1400; common cutter to Common 10.50.12.50: canners 8.000 9.50: thin shell, canners down, to 7.00:1 good beef bulls 16.500n 17.50; few 18 00 and above. good sausage bulls ;6.000 17.00: medium 14,000'15.50; good to choice vealers 21,00.23 90; few 33.50024.00: medium 18.000 20.50: common 14.00017.50: good tee choice feeder steers 20.004 22.50: fleshy offerings 23,00: good 20 000 21.00: medium 18 00 Cs 19.50: , feeding heifers 18.00020 25; stock calvee 20.00.22.75. ant total: none: for Salable Sheep: week: 2169; Steady eatable, generally .to strong with a week age no straight carloads laughter lambs offered: good natives 22,0061 and choice trucked-i- n 23.50 flat medium and good 20.00es 21.00; medium 17.0961 19 00: few yearlings 17.00; good and choice lots ewes 0008,50: medium 6.0015 7.50; carload Cull to common 5.28. - CattleFor 1 total Florida-Key- M4imi 51 after springing ,a leak during the storm last night; but latter advised that the hole had been found and was being repaired assistance Guard and Coast might not be needed. Winds Subside Winds were subsiding along the southeast Florida toast and the Florida Keys this moining. the weather ,bureau said but are expected to remain strong with gusts up to 50 to 60 miles an hour between the southeast Florida coast and the westtrn Bahamas today. Northeast storm warnings remain displayed from Wtst Palm Beath southward through the Florida Keys, and smail craft warnings northward on the east coast to Daytona Beach and On the West Coast to Tarpon - Springs. - Showers Continue 0, a week ago. mostly 25c higher: Mondara top 24.75. closiug euotable top 25.75 on goo d. and choice 200 to 250 lb., 260 to 280 lb. 25.25. 280 to 300 lb, 24.75. 800 to.- 325 lb. 24.25. sows .21.504t22.60,, choice light Weights 23.00. alma-9- W week. salable receipts 2169; generally steady to strong with a week ago. no straight carload. slaughter limns natives offered; good choio e. trucked-i- n 22.006 22.50 flat. medium and good 20.02 ei21.00. medium 17.004219,00, few yearlings 17.00; good and tholes lots ewes 5.0065.50, medium 6.00630, carload 5.25. cull to common with LOUIS, Council National for Social Studies ina resolution condemmed compulsory military train-trideclaring experience shows such training "is ineffective and outmoded, as Well as undesirable on educational a n d social grounds." Poultry and Produce The council also called 'upon to enact legislation (Quoted by the local wholesale saes. Congress chants) Pries delivered to plants providing for federal aid to ed21e lb liveweight. Sshorn Hens No. Colored Hens No I 25c lb. liveweight ucation as a necessary step toWorn Broilers No. I 35e lb. ward realization of the goal of equal education opportunity for Colored Springers No. I 350 lb. all. EFIrs Another resolution urged ConManufacturer to Rettll gtOmS Grade AA 72e: Grade A afic: Medium gress to authorize entry of dis B 5c: Small 50. Grad. 60; Medium 63; placed persons under a plan Checks 50c dos similar to that outlined in the 0 Stratton Bill as evidence of national good faith in the cause of S. Bank Clearings humanity and world recovery. g, Drunken Driving Conn..--(AP)----Ca- se L .E 1115.531,53200 Yesterday benk debits Seme day last year ... 10.305.462.00 5,888,875.08 Tociars clearings 11.523276.00 Same day last year 54.430.156.92 Week's clearings Same week last year ....e 44.061,937.71 225.921.381.04 Montb's elearings San...month last year ...;190,491.947.139 Study Russ Demand NANKING(AP)A 6i. "Av 1 ''.elS- i. i , - Daniel Lorenzo Argyle . Lesly O'Driscoll for Danlel Lorenzo Argyle, 62. who died Thursday GUNNISONFuneral,servicea ' am. at services for Leely ialtine7s:115 will be cohniaduhcotemde Mantntedre; sing 0Driscoll, 70, 260 North Second East ism. in Gunnison Ward Chapel byBials- 1:20 p.m. in op Elmer Nielsen. at.. eaa died Thursday at hweilill baeecroincaeunctoebapl8talunalattyeratallownms.talltnexite, Friends may call at the family home before the services. and Monday Sunday Funeral Chapel by Bishop A. Fullmer Burial will- be in Gunnison City CemeAllred, 'eutirtn Ward. tery, directed by Peterton Mortuary. Se, Friends may call at the place of the lina, Burial will funeral before tile services. Mr. Argyle was born Aug. 20, 1885. be in Price City Cemetery. at Lake Shore. a son of Lorenzo and Mr. O'Driscoll was born Nov. 5, 1877. Eli0theth Ann Brown Argyle. He attend- nd Utah State married, Grace Stesiter in 1908. After her death he bon County lor 2d Briticism C. Peterson. married masirt-Myrtle thdear. slid coal yersw, larcr ..192.8. Survivors include Irene Mr.A .residentwas of punnisop.,Iiinvi manager of the J. S. PeArgyle 0Driscoll; two sons and daughter, terson Furniture Store until.this retireLos O'Driscoll, Angeles; Joy ment two years ago. Be weed two terms O'Driscoll. Culver City. Calli., and Mrs. as postmaster .of Salina. Curtis Barrie, Kenilworth: two brothers Survivors include his widow; a son end and two slaters Mrs. Joe Wilde. Coal-yul- daughter. Dan bee and Brunda Argyle; Mrs. Gladys Zabriakie. Salt Lake, ive stepchildren; Sherrill, D. and Lynn and Isaac and Jess O'Driscoll, Itahlag. A. Christofferson, Lyman P. and Grant and Mrs. Lois S. Peterson. Gunnison, O'Neil. Los Angeles; nine brothers and two stepmisters. Alma Arrylk and sisters , Randolph; Claud Argyle. Salt take; Mrs. PANG ITCHFuneral for Florence Mitchell, Payson; Mrs. Virgie vrvires Henry G. Orion. 70,G Panguitch IrrigaWilson and Mrs. Olive Pernstein. Oaktion Company official who died Thuraland, Calif.: Mrs. Eliza Hone, Naha Falls, day at his home after a long Illness.. Ida.: Mrs. Etta Argyle, California: Mrs. will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in Fannie Evans. Provo: Mrs. Lena Mont-gomery. Richfield, and Mrsi Millie ArNeigh Ward Chapel by J. Oral Christensen. gyle. Kansas, and three grandchildren. Burial will be in Panguitch Cemetery. Henry G. Orton directed by Warner Ric& Mortuary, 'Alonzo Gowans d. Mr. Orton was born Aug. 17. 1877, in Summit. a son of William 0. and Sarah feel services fnr AlonTOOELEPoneral zo G. Gowan. 71, Tootle optician, who died Priday at- - 1140 D.O. at his home of cerebral hemorrhage, will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Tint Ward chapel 1,. Bishop Carver Bryan. Friends may call at the Tooele Puneral Home fioin Sunday afternoon until Tuesday at 10 a.m. and at the family home, 42 West first South St.. Tuesday from 10 a.m. UAW services. Mr. Gowan was born Dec. 7. 1869. in Tooele. a son of Hugh S. and Betsy HS Leaver married Deseret (Iowans. Nov. 16. 189P, in the Salt Leke Temple. Mr. Oowsns received a degree as doctor of optics ai Northern Ditnois College. Chicago. 1557, and practiced until his death. He was chief the time consultant. in To0ele County in veterand men,cine for many surgery inary kt various fmies he served as years. city policeman. deputy sheriff ip Too-al- e County. juvenile and city judge. of Lite Church of An active membe, Jesus Christ of Lettr-da- y Saints. Mr. was a high priest in Tootle Gowan.' was He ;remittent in amateur County theatricals in his youth laudIvor' include his widow: three sons and three daughters, Max L. Gowan& and Dee J. Gowans, Tootle: H. N. Gowan, Mrs. Grace Ahlers And Mra. Alice Holland, Salt Lake, arid Mrs Jett-s- it Koltas, Denton, Mont.; I half brother, George H. ovens, Salt Lake; a hilt sister. Mrs. earbart Nelson, boodle, ElizabethLinford, Panguitch. to Wstermaster of West Panguitch for some time, Mr. Orton was constable for 20 years. He was a prominent farmer and livestock raiser. Survivors include his widow: five sons, Rex Orion. Los Angeles: Dee Orton, Del- itt; Frank. Cecil and Linford Orton. Panguitch; tour daughters. Mrs. Hulda Chi- rimer, Mn. Lola Farnaworthxand Miss Emma pee Orton. Panguitrh, and Mra. Merlit'lltrady. Burbank. Calif.. 37 grandch:tdren: eight brothers and misters. Mrs. Celesta Talbot. Mrs. Louie Linford and Laurenc. Orton, Panguitch: Mrs. Julia LeFevre, Spry: Mrs. Adlinda Thornton and Scott Orton. Perlman; We Orton, Beaver, and Grover Orton, Polon. Mrs. died Ward. Cemetery. Burial was in Lillie May A. Clifford end LOGANFtineral services for Mn. LilClifford, 61, who died at 643 East Fifth home, her Thursday North St.. will be conducted Tuesday hoon in Logan Fifth Ward Chapel by Bishop Edgar B. Mitchell, Eighteenth Ward. Friend may call at the W. Loyal from- - 7 to 9 Nall Mortuary Monday p.m. and Tuesdey from 10 cm. until the fuenral time. 'Burial. will be in Cemetery. Heysvi lie May Adams 16 grandchildren. Esta Beck Decker TREMONTON Funeral services for Mn. Este Beck Dicker, former Tremonton resident, who died Wednesday at 8 p.m. aboard a transcontinental air liner enroute to Los Angeles from her home in Chicago, will be conducted Monday 1 p.m. in Tremonton First Ward by Bishop Wayne Sandall. Friends may call Sunday from 8 to 9 p.m. and Monday from 10 a.m. to time of services at the home of a sister, Mrs. Ellen Crompton: Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. at Chapel Angelic) G. Katsilas BRIGHAM CITYFuneral services for Angelio Grorgeu Camila, who was killed in an 'automobile acrident. near Thursday Morning enroute to Salt Lake for Thanksgiving, dinner will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p m. In the Greek Orthodox Church. 210 South Second West Si., Salt Lake. Friends may call at 253 Second East Et, Salt Lake. Sunday end Monday eveservices. ning and Tuesday prior to Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, directed by Sunset Mortuary, Clearfield. OTHER DEATHS: IDAHO PALLS Funeral services for Mrs. Aida Lorraine Higbee, 37, who died Friday in a local hilsottal after a illness. will be held Monday. SUOAR CITY, Ida.Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred L. Ricks. who died Wednesday at. her home. were held Friday. F'uneral POCATELLO services ter James C. Menzies. 80, who died Tuesday, were held Saturday. including taxes and emergency Christmas financing 28.711 5000 Vets to Receive New Artificial Arms WASHINGTON . t , t , it , , , , ; e , e ,.. 401- - , ' 1 ftos,...11610,44:di....414.... - ,, DUNI(LEY-BROS:' T PROVO AND OGDEN - States in the United not kespiil rice , -- - - Metal filining Industry Poundtai.ion 32. Attempt 33. Wind 36. Fastened with consumption." - monitetiry Broader Classify - 35.1bcclamation 4 with a lock , 39. Root of the msmeetlld , - is 26. 27. 28. 29. ' taro 40. In this place 41. Headland 42. Set, litlf Arabia . (L) 8. Boy. name 12. Close 15. Brag, 445..1.1.shaped bend in a river - Argent (sym.) 30. A number 31. Weep convulsively "Silver production . -- Listen to Music Mart Jamboree P.- 31. , goats Took away fabric 26. Network 28. Large. single. edged knife (Phil.) 31. Fodder vats 92. In that place Do you lack funds with which t6 pay taxes or to finance, the purchase of furniture, hot;4 NUNTOLI wow 0011M20 400 LIZIMX1130 121133 1113101313 , tilLIOULIBIE1-4EigiZ 0012ICILI moop hold appliances MOM Imo ambrauome MEMO QOM I:IMCM Eifigbiti Christmas? You are invited to discuss your requirements with a representative of our U HMG UMEIElki 4 Yesterday's desires, 34. Excess of chances consumercredit department. You may save , money by financing through 35. Pieced out 36. Enclosure 37. Mandarin tea 38. Lair - ( n2111201, F ' Conte-me- . - through Fridays: 9:10 1.111,, to S :00 pm. Saturdays: 9:00 cm. to 1:00 p. m. 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A disease needle of sheep 5. Booth : A rich S. Young 5 A one-arm- ed - CROSSWORD ACROSS Measure of land A --(AP- new artificial arm which is unusually light and flexible will be distributed to 5000 armless or war veterans, the ,Veterans Administration said today Each veteran who lost an arm while in service is entitled to two artificial arms,- - one to be used as a spare:- - A veteran who already has his artificial arms will receive one of the new, arms without a hand or book, and can transfer an old hook or artificial hand to the new arm. , DAILY ,., lilt Mn. Gerrans was born Nov. I, 1884, ''' in Salt .Lake, a daughter of Peter, ye Wennerstrom Money for Personal Needs spokes.. man said today the foreign office is "studying" a Soviet note proposIng that the foreign ministers of China. the United Staths. Russia and England meet in China in January th discuss the Japanese peace treaty. Cemetery. a at Paul, Ogden City Military Training ST. " "P 1 W,00,' I - ,' , Thursday at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Cliff Porter. 391 Thirty-secon- d St.. were conducted Saturday at 2:30 P.m. In AllitOtilPt Mortuary Bradley H. Twelfth Society Opposes .....,,' Salt Lake. Friends may call at the Place services before the timers'. Burial will .be in Mt. Olivet services tor Luella Willia ta Mason and Alice , o F.lheeisnat f, 71.6r.idy aWt ett3o Rasmussen. T b Cm. Non: moved later family Lake nospitai of a heart aliment. will to Pary City. where be conoucteo Moody noon at 260 teat 'she married Joseph South 'lemele 8t. Denims, Jan. 1., Friends may call at the place of servHMI Re died' in ices Sunday trom 4 to 8 p.m. And MonMeressoureemememnib In 1923. Bingham day ,trom 10 am. to time of services. Mrs. Gerraas From 1913 to 1938 -- Cemetery. Burial will be , in --- --Mrs. Gerrans resided 16 Salt Lake. Teo next two spent in Duncan, , Ariz., after which. she same to RiveRoy -'-,, rton., A member of the Baptist Church. Mrs, SAS.u- x-, ...era' se, vices for William Roy Wennerstront. 81, woo Mee Thursday, oarrana was a member- at pythian sia. will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at ters in Park City. c, by Bishop Survivors. Include two daughters. Mrs. . sandy Secotid Ward Chapel t Brittlmart Park, Riverton. and fdrikGer3osepn ,.. Pierson. 37 . West Center trude Turner. Salt Lake: four- gruffkrienas may call at St.. Midvale, Runday from 4 to 8 p.m. ehldren; three and a and at the lama" home Monday from 11 sister. Mrs Maude Taylor, Salt Lake. a.m. Burial , untu umes of services. which received a Miami, deluge of rain yester lay still had frequent showers this morning, but the sun broke through the clouds frequently. Key West suffered the heaviest in the storm yesterday as gusts up to 86 miles an hour 18.00W 20.50, Common were medium 24.00. recorded there. Twenty 14.00617.50: good to choice feeder steers mon '622.50, fleshy offerings. 23.00. good small boats were sunk and a 20 006 21.00, medium 18.000 19.50; feedH. H. Elmer Navy blimp torn from its mooring heifers 18.00020.25, stock calves ing. Trees were uprooted and 20.006 22.75. OGDV1 services for Funeral Martha Hattie Bali Elmer. 90, who HogsFor week, salable receipts 408: awnings and signs battered. compared m - 14inenal --- -- post-seas- .,. ,,'. Charles Wm. Fletcher will be in Bandy City Cemetery. s freakMIAMI. Fla,(AP)--- A storm which ish, 20 sank small boats and rtpped a Nat?), blimp from its mooring with winds as high as116. milea,, an hour in the Florida Keys yesterday, was located town? about 150 miles southeast of Miami. A banana boat enroute 'fom Cuba to Miami with a crew of ing Seventh South St,' by bodices Roy A. West of the Eleventh Ward Friends may call Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the place of services. Burial will be in Salt Lake Wm. . 1 Under Arrest for WILTON, nir - .i. Martha 1914 314 a heolgmhpearlSedMownditallyXwetoekp compared receipts with week ago,' medium to good slaughter cattle and most stocker claws fully steady to strong. ganner and tocutter low rows 50e or More lower: mediure good slaughter steers 22.50O 23.50, odd head 24.00. .medium 18.00o 22.00. comd mon 16.00 Si 17.50: few hell, ens 19.506 22.00. odd head good 22.506 medium 15.006 1900: common 23.00. dairy types .1400 US SO: several loads good young eows 17.000218.50. bulk 15.00 6 15.50. medium 13.00W 1450, cutter to canners 12006 10.506 12.50, common 8.50, thin 'belly canners down to 7.00: good beef bulls 16.50617.50. few 18.00 and above. good' sausage PRIM 16,0040 Moo. medium 14.00615.50i good to choke stealers 21.0040 23.00, few 23.506 10 Ni .50 75.00 6700 Sheep: For week: salable receipts 2203. About steady for the week. . Good and choice native aleughtet lambs 31.500 22.50 flat: medium 18.00621.00. common 16 00 et 17.50. Good and choice ewes 8000 8.50. medium 6,500 7.50, cull and common 4.004 6.00. Trucked in feeding lambs 19.00P 21.00 on good to choice grades. week, 4.00 11.25 ,:, ,Albert Caston .00hez5oter. 0ODENatteh-Ce136- .05. 1075 . ' Colorado. 1000 at 3 Taal Utah. 1000 at 44. Horn Silver, 1000 at 27 Madtaon Mines. 1000 at e 13111,4r 811141d, 1000 it 4,4. TIntic Std.. 2100 at 115. Caution Brings Grain Collapse CHICAGO-- 1.50 .0214 '56 - OPERATING 14 11 18 1 .04 .21 .12 Baler 28 53 14 14 114 8 214 37a 15 3 15 , Selected 'Indus Technicolor Textron Inc Unit Lt k Utah4daho Sug 26 0314 0214 - .... 3914 AO - 03 ...... 5 55 .02 .0314 .01 - ple ') ; 1, Gertans E. R. m4aRt0,4-:rum- ra IA16edo M. A. Swenson r:22 quotable top 116 .04 .0234 .44 - Victor Con. Western Alloys West Toledo "Wilbert 'Yankee Con. Zuma 'Utah Idaho Sue. Corn 'Utah Idaho Sugar PM. Unlisted Stocks "Arnett, Sugar PM. 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MPaarikestit---,..,- 010442 .22 .14 .05 .19 , .0314 101534 ....... reloeww' .1I .44. 14501driver .1 .10 .21 .10 .03,4-.19 two-hor- l'1111 Rhoda Obituary Notices' St i6'4 .04 .0A , ' B- O- .04 .0314 .0614 Indian Queen Kennebec - 2114 44 1.25 .11p. ,. Kentueity.litak Ksratele gLikeude Monarch i- 20's 27's - ., Coan. Utah' gLeonora zLittle May sisilellsul Miles 2 a vg MagnoliaHillLead Millet aS 20.4 zMiners Gold ' V4 44 Monarch Misnouri vs 444s' .itifogrcr. rn.nn, mks 133a ''''" -- 1-- low ''" xMountain 20as xi:evade Metals 204 204 44 ..,. intwell Vs - 21tr 2 ' 403 Empire Mines xleureka Bullion itEureka Lily Con. Eureka Minea ...4, ' t Eureka Standard Gold Chain Greet Western gOrand Deposit Worn Silver Ss 131- 415.,-- 1 13 15 ,04 ' sClaytonSilver,--...----41- Vs 54 1(0'41. - , 18 19'4--- eta gal 03 1,00 .., 3- 9- 39 74 191,x 75 8 19 Is' as 'Or- s- xClitel 11" .12 11234 .11114 Std. Con. zEast Standard as 251- s- is as 211601'- s- ix 20 60 601s 12. 39 . 33t,'s '23 22 10 25 23- Vs .- "Cerditt gonna ' 12 Gilbert, 53, of Greenwich, internationally known architect. was under arrest here today followFutures of Grain Range ing an accident which injured 28 young people, nine of them -CHICAGO-(- AP Open High Low Close seriously enough to be admitWHEAT ted to the Norwalk Hospital. 3 1614, 130e. 3 19, 3.10 3.12 State police Sgt. Jesse Foley 3.03 4, 2.09 3.041,1 3.05 May 2.6411 2 6734 of the 2711,4 3,72 July Westport Barracks' said 2.64 2.6114 2.644 2.58 Sep. that Gilbert was chalged with CORN Dee. 261 2.611, 2.564 2.5814 operating a motor vehitle while 2.54 ,, 2.5514 2.51k. 2.531, May intoxicated and reckless driving 2 4317 2 441, 2.401, 4204 July .... .. 2.30 2.32 2.29 2.314 after a car operated oy him Sep. OATS last night struck, a Dec. 1.28 1.28 1.2414 1 254 which the young 1.111 1.1511 1.16s wagon. on 1.10 May 1.01 - 1.01 0901 100oo people were having a hityrtde. July .93 .11014 .93 9111 Sep. Foley said the hay wagon was SOYBEANS struck from the rear. 4 el 4.01 3.04 3.98 1 3 98 3901 3 W) 3 9314 MaI Gilbert, police said, received 3.9 3.90 3.07 3.90 July a fractured nose and facial lacLARD Doe. erations while Mrs. Gilbeit, who 2020 29.20 29 05 29.18 20.15 29.10 20 90 28 00 Jan. was riding with him, received Mar. .20.70 28.70 21.66 28 52 facial lacerations. 20.90-- 28 90 28 co 20.62 May 3 figargotg1;"".".' -- Std., .06' .02 .02 1014 .. ''' ' ' . Crescent Eagle Oil Croft , Crown Point 11Cons. Zurek& ' xDragon E. Crown Point lli A lifetime Investment in fine music and entertain. silent for the home designed for casual living the Poviicial is one of many Magnavox models corn. bining the charm of aditional furniture with all the wonders .0; .1 ern radio. To appreciate fully the craftsmans tt and tonal reproduction, come in today for a thrilling demonstration. - 4 15 Wheat closed 2,,a Bem2 lower. December g3.16ti 01.161,4, corn was 2 to 214 December $2 Stier 2.5111,1, oats were and 81.25,a. lower, December were Pa to 2 cents lower, soybeans March 13.95. In early trading December Ws reached 111.2a and March soybeans COI, both all Urn.. records. a - 41 15 14 Unit Mt Pennroad 65.9 Metals Boning" Mining xBristol Silver " zBullion zeornat Coatis. iCommonalth Lead Lower. , it 373- e- as 6 Unit Corp U S ift JP S. 3 U 8 Rub 3 U8 8 R&M. 2 U 8 13teel 22 Warn 13 Pict 7 14 West ,Un West Mee .. 8 0 'Wheel Steel 8 Willys Over Wiwth P'W 6 Kaiser-Fr- 22 54 lig Hill Bingham Livestoc ' todays. Quotations Tr7te W Air. 1 '15 Tel C pf ... 1 14 144 14 -Union Car 8. 2- 1044 1041,3 1041- e- ks 3 151 151 Union Pic 151 -1- 14 Unit A Li . 22 17 Ifi'is Ho- g- v. 41 In Distinctive Provincial Styling 1111a 30 14 3714 14 114 214 2 v, IA 14141 16 24 '4 23 44,-44 224, 22 5414 54 6919 69 33 33 2013 20 54 53 24 24 24 2414 Sali 914 10 1014 29 2914 14 13 26 ft 26 20 20 2114 2014 2014 7 7 141 224 -- . 1411, 21 2 .:: 3144 12 13 5314 24 16 121 4.3 "4 4I 41Vi al 18 2fi 3,, 35111 I4 4 184 - 30, 14 3744 1114 Oaks lo 201,4-1- 55av! 8, 7. 174 la 1t 287" 41'4 12.3 3 37i:t1., 25 17 Ws 3 as ;II" 2,4' 1743- 2714 1914 I 4014 1213. 8814 42 43'4 24 40's ::: 511 86 27 111S, I 11 2 to 34 ' 2i:.; 3014 3213 4 -- 30 17 2 17 I :ty, 33151'44,. 101: 8 3 I In7 41.1 321-- . 86tc1 304 12.3 Ys 2 2014 41 1 Rayonter Ire Reming Rand 17 IS Repb Sit. Itheem Nitit, Raftwy. Sits St L S, Pros 1141;i0 . ' f Pt Prociter it Pub SV Cob. J- -. Puo Pullman Pure Oil Pure Oil nacho Coro Red K Orp. 94 , 44 22,1 183,4 2 Penn RR 31 Pepsi Cola 39 3 Phelps Dodge Phi Eler I Phillip, ..........,... t1 4 13 Pat 0 & I 7 Park Mot 29 Para Pict 30 Park Con M 4 Penn P & Lt 17 ',I4 51i 5383 24 10 14 381.. It 13 1 2 12 16, 13.16 24 35.. Rest Pooh i: $ 37 a Arms 4 1 7 21 Allis Ch MIS Am Can Am Cry; 8 Am & iFP 2pf Am P il LS Ana R Am A Mtn Mn 8 as R Am Tter Am Wise Am W WU Anacon Cop Co OP. Atch T Atlu Corp Balt St iOhio Dell & Magma Cop Mo K T pt. as Mont Ward 38N 38 Mullins M 301S 30 37 37 Nash Kiev 79 Nat &vial , 79 20 Nat Rise 20 ag Nat D Pd Nat Gypsum 15 8. 151i4- - 8. Nat P & IA 101.--10- 81 INewmont M N Y Cent RR 14 68,4 152 Nod & W 15214 N No Am Av b5ta 55Ni Nor Am Co Si 35 North Pie 35.s '13 Ohio. Oil 1311 Last Qba Low Ifigh 10 39 8 3084 .. 931 59 '4314 pi 12 11 A Today's Quotations , 254 121,1 ... 1:1,7-1 11141: 3,04 aati . 1 1:4 .:4Piat44 82741 00 4319- -1 11 25. 17 : ; - 401" 2011 . I4 5114. ;011. 913 44 80 381, 22'3 1 t ' l Carbide. (it. No Evnt 8 Smelting, Owens-Illinoi- s, U. S. Gypsum. grtpvtVrat, Sue t Mandel Bros. (on an orrilltted note (snesP.:: 1? sot .. 2 dividend), Great- Northe. rni,Rait, Holly uomtsi m andUn ion-- P ad if ic. Runt Fooda way I - Bonds 1 eased and grain futures Idaho Pow in II - 1 gent Weakened. Assorted Oils such is Creole miP-- -lr C C "NareV 1: Humble int Petroleum, Derby Oil, Oil and South Penn Oil attracted Int Paper ., a bids in the curb. Hesitant were Int T & T 294 11inois lcollotom4rootp: of America Aluminum : and Text- - Krnn, Cop Power, Kaiser-FrazLion Oil , 2 ron. . Locktited-: t , Union r. Vs t ms 35 32 q1 1514 relddrytet'ahr lean 51 al 184 :ragn' ., , 12:1 3044 4714 t,,,,, 0 - 12 21 6- .. 2114 V tp 394 394 1 14 - 211 51 301 47 3814 32 5 20 Goodrich, Montgomery Ward, vg;,::, 3 1,31,4 Caterpillar Tractor, Anaconda Duo( ' .. 1 - 184 Pont 1947 a & Cable (at Wire peak),, du Kodak East 914, ! (Chesapeake & Ohio and South- El Pow & 1.4 .8 1513 Erie RR .... is ,,, ern Pacific. '94 Exce11-... 2 .44 Backward most of the time 1 8014 tot:d mouts .: .., were Bethlehem Steel, .. 1 11:: town Sheet, 20 35 L, Deere, International Harvester, cc:::nn ;ow Oliver Corp., American Tele- - aro mo')dioltt.': 11 ;rt.: : phone, Standard Gas 94 pref,lr- - moon co 45 25.3 134rAIR 54v, Anaconda. Kennecott, Ame 6 ' red, 43.3 red, Anaconda, Kennecott, Amer- - Ore Paler '37 5.3 ' 74 . et. L 8 P of', 2 Scab A L RA Stara Rob .. Serval Inc .: ia , Cone , ..,, pa '4 isas--:.- 1124 11 -- - Silver K Coal Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil .. Socony Vacm Cal Ed ... ... Sou Pat so Ry Sperry Cor . Spiegel. Inc . Std Brands : 8 Oki 114 pf $t 0 Cal .. Std 0 Ind . Sid 0 N J . 'Rude Corp Cunsh Mria . . ikuperbeat Texas Co .. Timk D Az V4 , S. L. Stocks a,, , ' NEW YORK(AP)---- 4 little short covering and other buy- selected stockg in- today'S ing, largely at professionals, atiffe-ned' market although 'numerous leaders, extended their retreat - short .... for the seventh straight session Timid demand apparently was ae ' based on the thought that the Ca'ffad-P.. 6 101 JO 1014 .:. 14 56 lengthy downswing had eonsid- - Cater Trae .. 4 54 55 tech11 Ch & Ohio 4314 4314 6 43 erably improved the list's nical position and called for a Ch 84 6P&P la 73. 7k. v. 1st , do of ... IV 2914 284 2914 normal rebound if only tempor- 14 10 1443 14,e Many customers continued gr: setc" ' ary. Z1111'1 3: (31 :::: :::',: ' ... 1- Jones Averages Kbrufshietl le J. A. Bogle Is C. members Noy York Stock Exchange Furnished 1s7 a. A. Hogie A CO.. members New Yore Stook Exchange.. giaturday, - November 29. 1947. , Nigh Low Close Chinge Industrials ..179.60 178.87 179 40 -0- .11 ... 47.21 44.99 47.12 -0- .17 Rails .06 .. 32.97 32 81 32 94 Utilities .05 65 Stocks 63.06 6241 63,00 96.19 ,05 Bonds , '174 40 -1- .25 Commodities" Total 390.000 shares. , ,04 err |