Show S Prices Mixed MINING QUOTATIONS L Big Hill 06 110 1672 02 07 CU Coal'n 03V2 Cmw Lead CS'2 25 04 Comstock Con Eureka Cresc Eagle Croff Crown Pt Dragon E Crown Pt East Std E T Coal'n East Utah Empire Eur Bullion Eur 033 04 40 09 03 11 18 04V2 07 10 LUly Eur Mon-Kea- 07 Mine O6V2 03 48 33 02 05 02 24 03 2 87 0314 0112 02 02 rj 15 1 Cyanamid Anaconda Armco Armour Atchison F S Atlantic Rer'g Avco Lima- - Baldwin B 4 0 Beth Steet Boeing Borg Warner Ches & Ohio Chrysler Cent Oil Edison Cons Cern Products Curtisi Wright Deere Revn 905'a 44'sU°Y! 34 89 224 Doua Air Dow Chem St Yankee 42 45 165 20 4312 443 133 22 46 7714 16 4478 55 27jThiokol n 15 ?r 88 45 20 Rails 15 off up 77 Utilititt up off 205 38 65 Stocks 750 02 35 62V2 67V4 02 03 07 03 O2V2 O312 031 50 58 1121a 32621a 25121z 2300 3 25 16 47 288 Oil Utah-Wyomi- 017 0 08 0 03 975 1395 1290 75 9 22 15 08 13 95 99 14 SALES 65c 184 186 183V2 1 191 1 8512 9012 2 0712-3- 4 18334-5- B 1 1 857s 90 July Sept 1 118 12114 117 121 1 8V4 Oats:-M- 7412 72 72 l21-1- Rye:— May July Sept 1201a 121 12278 May 21638-Jul- 11912- 22 12218 11934 124 y 212V4 Jan - 124 21534 217 20978 20938 2 08 12 208 218 21134 120 12078 12234 125 216 b 218V8-V- 21V4 7178 7118 73 12018-V- 4 216-16V- 1 74V4 7434 7212 72 7414 119 1 1 Nov 110-1- 7134 713 7312 74V4 Dec Sept 2 II8V4 74V8 9034 118V4 ay July Sept — —— fi-'i- Hssr- — Tim D and Evangel yn Streight 90 K 4400 South g7rl March so - 4 20934 2081b 21834 2101s 208 211 212V4 SJQ take a dozen of your large-siz- Ht F inr- TV QV 0 5 Off J mediums!" e March 29 Peaslee — Ernest R and Marlene Buxton Layton boy March 29 Petersen — Aaron R and Hazel Fredrickson 410 W 2nd girl March 29 Ruesch — Dr McLaren and Dorothy Lamb Interns' Apt St Benedict Hospital girl March 29 Greh — Martin M and Norma Takes potlighf on Apr ii n ass-Barito- ne A concert featuring Boy Samuel-so- n e Navy's Polaris al Divorces Granted Lois Hansen from Cloyd L Hansen cruelty married Aug 30 1952 Elko Nev Ofelia Romero from Jose O Ro- mero cruelty married Oden Aug 2 1952 n MARKETS AT A GLANCE YORK- NEW electronics strong governments improve mill buying Stocks— Mixed Bends— Higher toMon— Higher CHICAGO: Wheat— Higher May strong Corn— Higher exports Oats— Lower liquidation to Hogs-Ste- ady $1675 lower lower cent! 25 H steers steady Cattle-Slaug- hter top $100 top $3300 frpi Not Yur in OMAHA LIVESTOCK Mark tha Grav Suitofeb Wi Monument by calves: 100 slaughter steers mostly steady to 50 lower high choice and prime 1050-145-0 lb steers 2950-330- 0 mixed choice and two loads prime 1335-145- 0 prime 3050-315- 0 load lbs 3300 choice 2700-295- 0 lots mixed good and choice 2650-270- 0 2400-265- 0 1900-2350 good utility and standard three loads mixed choice and prime 1025-105- 0 lb heifers 2800 and good choice 2300-275- 0 utility and standard 1750-225- 0 cows utility and commercial 1350-1651600-185- 0 and cutters 0 canners bulls 1900-215- 0 utility and commercial mea few good vealers 3000-320- 0 lb dium and good 875-90- 0 feeding iteen 2300-242- 5 Loved On Mad 17000 CHICAGO (A- P- - CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Croftswr at fhm PIONEER Iy Terms JAM Forifle Av S 6500 OMAHA steady to strong sows bl butcher! 1600-167- 5 steady lows butchen 190-25- 0 330-60- 0 lbs 1450-152- 5 INC Ysort to Poy EX Cattle: 8000 calves: 25 ters mostly choice heifers steady lower grades steady choice steers mostly steady: cows steady 2725-280- 0 choice heifers 2650-275- 0 good and low choice 2300-2600 What entered 88 of all US NBA Meanwhile the Nevada State Boxing Commission issued a state- ment that it is "considering a proto the NBA regarding the test efforts of Parnassus to disrupt the signed fight of Jordan and Paret" Charlie An Quits Pr Grid Rank homes LOS ANGELES (JJFJ) — Center veteran Charlie Ane seven-yea- r with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League who recently was drafted to play with the league's new Dallas Tex club says he's finished with football ? yesterday Ane a former University of Southern California football star Matson boarded a Hawaii-boun- d liner her yesterday with his wife and three children "I'm going home to stay' Ane told reporters "I'm through with football" New Interns Named to Train At St Benedict's University of Nebraska Jon A Anderson University of Wisconsin James R Bell University of Iowa Francis R Cushman Western Reserve University Harold L Kidder University of Indiana Phelps Jr University of Colorado and John R Walker University of Kansas Mc-Kinl- Members agreed that the parkMORGAN — Urgently needed street repairs dominated the last ing on 125 North Street by the Johnmeeting of the Morgan City Coun- son Cleaners and Valley Implement created a problem They will incil With road surface? broken up ss vestigate it to set what can be a result of the spring thaws the done A report that signs concerning Council members voted to survey the dumping of garbage at the city the city and commence immediate had been posted askrepair of the worst places meet- dump grounds to of the dump only garbage ing people During the course ing the Council discussed relocation was made Business licenses were approved of power lines the city garbage li10 Butters Eelectric Tucker Servfor business issued dump and Wasatch Service Utah Poultry ice censes Ulrich to in a decided council Drug Johnson Cleaners The put new power line from the Morgan Model Laundry- Olsen Chevrolet Theater to Morris Newbold's on Valley Implement and Lorin Halls Welding South State street - TURKtt Ane whose home is in Hawaii said his plans for the future were indefinite He did not reveal the the reasons for his decision to quit football Mi" 3 4i4w OF ONE ' 1 " -" - A i V 1 i i nr SERIES fewwvflofe (sjSfjscS1 si 'sit ANSWER: THE DAILY NEWSPAPER W J A ' i A recent study by the Market Research Corporation of America revealed that "88 of all U S families had a newspaper in their homes yesterday And Sindlinger k Company analysts report that on an average day some 100000000 people (12 years old and over) read the newspaper ! The daily newspaper comes closer to reach-inga- ll customers than any other medium under the sun OvrI©ok©d Checking System Ky bara IS J of Hoop- 71 ht Todd A member of the LDS Hooper Second Ward he was a high priest and ward teacher He had been a farmor nH rancher and member of the Hooper Farm Bu"x reau for 20 years He Kathran marriprf Lentha Andrews on May received endow in the Logan on Temple July 28 1950 are his Surviving widow a son Robert Floyd Todd and a stepson Kenneth 0 Burch both of Hooper three daughters Miss lona P They ments Mrs in City LAKE CITY - Mrs Ellen DeWitt A Salt Lake City died Monday Mrs DeWitt was born July 10 1898 in n Ogden a daughter of Nels and Sophia She married Wilber E DeWitt Sept 30 1917 in Salt Lake City She was active in civic clubs and was a member and past president of the Ladies Elks Club She was a member of the Presbyterian Church Ted DeWitt Salt Surviving are a son Lake City Mrs two daughters Ray Openshew Salt Lake City and Mrs a stepdaughter Clyde (Gloria) Thim Layton Mrs John (Izah) Reynolds Salt Lake City nine Grandchildren and two 61 Chris-tianso- (De-lori- Funeral services will be conducted Friday Burial Sunset at 2 pm at the First Presbyterian Church Salt Lake City Friends may call 12 C St at 2350 E 13th South from 7 to 9 pm Thursday end at the church a half hour before the services Memorial Park Friday in UTAH DEATHS Peter Larsen £4 Provo Mrs Sarah Boyer at Richfield 70 Springville Milford Elzie Floyd Oxley 51 Mrs Hazel Mair 58 Heber at Salt Lake City Phil Abeyta 23 Ogden and Ruby Clark 18 Fairmont Chris Robert Pella 17 Brigham City and Rita Harris 16 Brigham City Kenneth Russell McFarland 21 Ogden and Frances Alveda Hill 19 Ogden Wendel Dean Broadbent 25 Ogden and Joanne Esther Tucker 24 Ogden Mrs Rose S Wilkinson 70 Salt Lake City Leroy Jacob Dean 74 Salt Lake City Mrs Susie K Smith 80 Mount merchant Carl S Whiting 53 Idaho Falls Mariah Hall 74 Focatello 91 Poca-tell- o " 3-3- 0 "In — - I iff 9 hy V Ross Thomas Rowe 66 Boise Mrs Antonia Batliner 91 Boise Leo Nathan Dodge 72 Boise mouth Adelbert Baker 99 Nampa s Ernest O Fisher 72 New MA Ply-Mr- r ME Inc TM Bug Prt Off you run into lots of problem children Janet! Especially when they are parents baby-sittin- g Sadie Leslie 89 Boise Mrs Flora A Goodwin 81 for ths first jtimal" T5" Lillian Wailacs Nampa" oeninsula republic died last rjight of a heart ailment He was 89 FUNERALS — Funeral services for George D Todd wHl be conducted Saturday at j pm in m Hooper Second Ward by Bishop Francis V Friends may call at the Larkin Simpson TODD Mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 pm and at the ward chapel Saturday 11 am until funeral hour Interment Ogden City Cemetery directed by Larkin Mortuary HYDEN — Funeral services for Jane M Hyden widow of David Hyden will be conducted Friday at 2 pm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop Lewis Ward ofJ Hoggan of the Thirty-secon- d ficiating Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 7 to 9 pm and Friday prior to services Interment in Washington ' Heights Memorial Park L0NGC0R:— Funeral services for Robert Long-chusband of Rachiel Roylance Longcor of 151 32nd St will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm in the Aultorest Chapel of Flowers with Rev Lloyd Newton of the 1st Friends may Christian Church officiating call at the Chapel of Flowers Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and until time of servInterment in the Ogden ices Thursday City Cemetery BINGHAM:— Funeral services for Hilda Amelia Bingham will be conducted Thursday at 1 pm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel with Bishop Harvey Schwitzer of Friends may the 23rd Ward officiating call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 tt 9 pm and Thursday prior to services Interment in Ogden City Cemetery FLORAL Phone 2955 Washington Trobaugh ' EX FUNERAL FLORAL DESIGNS UTAH FLORAL 2534 Wash Ph Hr (24 Service) EX 4-- 9 ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP 466 24th Street EX " Card of Thanks Please actept our sincere heartfelt ttiankt and appreciation for the acts of kindness messages of sympathy and personal- seryict rendered us during the bereavement tte los of our beloved husband and father Richard Bryan Judkins Especially do we wish- 1o thank WeBishop H D Sparrow speakers singers ber Stake High Priests and LDS Ninth War Relief Society JUDKINS MRS IRMA AND FAMILY - LEGAL NOTICES COKTRACTORS TO NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Utan State Building Board for construction of th Second Phase ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL at UTAH STATE UNIBUILDING SCIENCE Bids' will be in acUTAH LOGAN VERSITY cordance with drawings and specifications Architect prepared by FRED L MARKHAMobtained from Provo Utah and same may be Building the Office of the Director StateLake" Salt' City Board 419 State' Caprtol Utah upon receipt of $10000 deposit per set made payable to the Architect end which deposit will be refunded upon return of such drawings and specifications in good condition within ten days of the dete set for the bid opening Prequalification of bidders is required Prior to any bidder receiving drawings and specifications it will be neressary that he have tnon file with the Prequalification Board of at nf ntsh rorrDleted and eoproved the aiifiratinn 'statement certainintl to contractor's experience end financial conoi- i0Bi'ds'wiH until the hour of I960 at which time they will be opened end read aloud in State Capitol the Governor's Beard Room amount of five Building A bid bond Inbidthemade of the payable to per cent accomthe Utah State Building Board shallcheck is pany bid If certified or cashier's used in lieu of bid bond a certificate from an approved surety company guaranteeing execution of a full performance bond must accompany bid The State Building Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any formality or technicality in my bid in th interest of the State be received 2:00 pm Tuesday April 26 (5) STATE BUILDING BOARD DIRECTOR GLEN R SWENSON Published March 27 30 5952 1960 SUMMONS Civil Ho 36244 2 Dept DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER STATE OF UTAH vs ERSLY CLYDE CROSS Plaintiff CROSS Defendant THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: IN THE COUNTY INID S You are hereby summoned and reoufreo to serve upon Keith E Murray Plaintiff's atBuilding torney whose address is 229to Eccles the complaint and answer Utah Ogden within 20 days after service or this summons by upon you If you fail so to do judgment default will be taken against you for tht relief demanded in in said complaint which - been ffteti with Tfi xterk of said court hs and a copy of which is hereto annexed ana herewith served upon you divorce This is an action for Dated March 22 1960 -- KEITH MURRAY E Attorney for Plaintiff 229 Eccles Building Ogden Utah Plaintiffs Address Millstream Motel Ogden Utah Published March 23 30 April 6 IS- I960 5953 - TO CREOITOIJ Dept Ne 1— He 16009 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER COUNTY — STATE OF UTAH ©f CLAUDE In the matter of the estat also known as Claude W WILLIAM PARRY NOTICE - Parry and C W - Parry deceasedclaims with Creditors will- present their vouchers to the undersigned Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Claude WiJ-ia- m Parry also known as Claude W Parry and C W farry deceased at the offices Otmstead 2324 Adams of Howell Stine-anAvenue Ogden Utah en or before July 18 1960 d RUTH IRENE PARRY Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Claude William Parry also known as Clauds W Parry and C W Parry de-- 'owe LL STINE AND 0LMSTEA& H Cald- - -- Mrs SAN MARINO (AP) — Onofno who served 10 terms as chief of state of this tiny Ita jan Pastori Cemtry Ellen A DeWitt SALT Italy's Pastori Dies W Wayne Ognn of a Marine division Olive and Mark Walkr I part es KLENKE mav call at the Larkin Mortuarv Chan Friday from 7 to 9 pm and at the ward chapel Saturday from 11 am until jervices Burin Nike-Hercul- er-gine- er ARE FURNISHED BY Mrs Annette K White : to Okinawa will b AND THE FLOWERS hnth of Hooper Mrs Spencer R (Verna) Reeder seven granacnuaren tiv ongnam ty brothers and three sisters Joseph W Frank H A W Waller and Thomas Todd all ol Ogden Lawrence M Todd Hooper- - Mrs Catherine Bell Mrs Mary Selman both of Ogaen wrs emma naniaay uaKiana can Funeral services will be conducted Satu oay at i pm in trie Hooper second Wa is f' " snt reinforced with artillery maintenance ana other aviation supporting units The Army now has four battle groups stationed in Hawaii part of the 25th Infantry Division There are two Army divisions in Korea but at present the Army has only outfit in Okinawa a The main troop strength there is FLORISTS Associated Pre Edwin Tracey Sfiepherd 77 Par- Couple Dies in Fire cabin near this Soiithcentral Washington town The victims were identified as Leo Thomas Fly 22 of South Dakota and his wife Bar- George David Todd er died yesterday at his home after an extended illness Mr Todd was born May 24 1888 in Hooper a son of Robert and Mary Ann Wheel-rig- IDAHO DEATHS a federal gambling stamp Joseph B Spink an investigator for the Treasury Department' testified to making bets in the establishment on seven occasions Spink reported that he had made a profit of $31425 It was obvious that none of the attorneys in the case were horse players They overlooked asking Spink what system he followed one being at Ft stationed or Orville L Jones Sr 56 Tooele in Tucson Ariz George L Batty 83 Salt Lake City Mrs Susan E B Wall 95 Provo George M Gadsby 73 Salt Lake City sure-fir- e PROSSER Wash (AP) — The charred bodies of a young Sioux wife were Indian and his teen-age- d one room their in found yesterday - HOOPER Todd D George Pleasant (NEA) — An of playmethod apparently ing the horses was revealed in the United States District Court in Lexington At the trial ©f two men charged with operating a handbook without LEXINGTON ey Morgan Votes to Fix Streets Confers on Dump Power Lines HICK Primary president organist and Relief Society visiting teacher in the Thirty-secon- d Ward She was a member and former captain of Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp 40 She had won prizes for her garden flowers Surviving are two daugnters Mrs Wallace Drake Mrs Jack (Gladys) (Viola) Ogden Swann four grandchildren Ogden nine three borthers William Earley Logan Lyman J Earley San Diego Frank B Earley San Diego- - four sisters Mrs Rose Hodges Mrs Mable Wahlstrom Logan Ogden- - Mrs Clifford (Leona) Cook Ogden Mrs D K (Ruth) Priday San Diego Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 pm in Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel by Bishop Louis J Hoggan Friends may call at the mortuary tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm and Friday until services Burial In Washington Heights Memorial Park (Elaine) Ten rotating interns have been selected for St Benedict's Hospital for the year beginning July 1 the hospital administrator said They are James R Alexander Weiner H Kramer Herbert C Lemon and Rodney R Rutt of the ly M Hyden Mrs Jane M Hyden SI 3652 Grant Av widow of David Hyden died last night in the Salt Lake LDS Hospital She suffered a stroke earlier while going through the Salt Lake Temple 1878 In Mrs Hyden was born Oct 1 Laketown Utah a daughter of Gecrge end Mary Elizabeth Busby Earley On June 21 1899 she was married to Mr Hyden in the in 1949 He died July 25 Logan Temple Todd 10 CARN IV Al Jane Ogden She lived in Laketown and Garden City Utah moving to Roy in 1918 She came to Ogden in 1949 She had been organist in the Laketown and Garden City wards secretary of the Weber Stake Genealogical Board in Roy active temple worker and member of Relief Society Singing Mothers She had been Weightman 2529 Eccles gi r 1 March 29 Stock — Valon E and Mary Lou Sleeps the Crimson Petal" by Quil-te- r Scott Bountiful girl March 29 "Hills" by LaForge "Danny Gibson — Ronald L and Arlene Boy" by Weatherly and "Blow Me Carroll Tempe Ariz boy March 30 Eyes" by Malotte The Utah Concerts Council comArmigo — Johnny and Viola Vigil of concert all manage2084 Monroe girl March 30 major posed ment groups in the state brings the Norton — William G and Shanna artists and lecturers to Utah to as- Peterson 3037 Ogden girl March sist young Utah artists toward their 30 careers Baker — Leo W and Shirley Avie The council conducts auditions 167 21st girl March 29 each year for young Utah talent to be presented in a series of conDivorces Filed certs Joanne Tappen Coleman vs Harold Fred Coleman cruelty mar ried May 29 1953 Ogden Hazel Jacobs vs Cecil M Jacobs cruelty married April 16 1959 Ogden Officials Named For New Cub Pack For Sunset Boys now -- Chatlain girl Mcdxii Garcia— Alfonso and Betty Calder-o- n 3352 Childs girl March 30 Dodd — Richard B and Jean Thompson 589 29th girl March 30 ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL Vigil — Emigirio J and Anna Lee 2220 Lincoln Apt 3 boy will be held April ll at the Ogden High School auditorium under the sponsorship Oats No 2 extra heavy white 7814 of the Ogden Community Concert feed Barley: malting choice 93-Assn a member of the Utah Con05n certs Council Carl Fuerstner member of the BYU music faculty and noted concert pianist composer and conductor will be accompanist Opening his concert with "Art Thou Troubled" by Handel Mr Samuelson will continue with "Man CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) — Is For The Woman Made" by Pur-ce- ll The Navy has claimed another sig"Pieta Signore" by Stradella nificant success in one field of mis- and "Donzelle Fuggite" by Cavali His second group will be four silery in which the United States of Soviet the ahead is believed far German Lieder by Mahler The SUNSET — Eleven officials were Union— the Polaris submarine mis- third group from various nations named to supervise the acsile will include an aria from Gounod's tivities recently of the organized Cub model of the "Faust" "LaMandoline" by De- Scout Pack --200newly A in Sunset Polaris was fired from a moving bussy "Jeg elsker deg" by Grieg Cub Master will be Edward ship last night and the Pentagon "Naar Fjordene Blaaner" by Poul-se- n Jackson assisted by Marlowe G announced that early indications and an aria from Verdi's "Don Palmer Henry Wesley was named were the test was completely suc- Carlo" institutional representative Billy An English-Americacessful group will W Kennedy and Robert E RobertHowever it appeared to many ob- close the concert including "Now son were selected committee memservers that the second stage per bers and Den Mothers will be Mrs formed abnormally James Forristill Mrs John ForSome said it seemed to blow up Parnassus to File rest Mrs Edwin Givler Mrs Shirand fall into the ocean ley Jensen Mrs C Dean Holmes Fistic Protest and Mrs Bill Kennedy DENIES EXPLOSION The 18 boys of the pack will LOS ANGELES (UPD— Olympic The Navy denied the missile exthe last Wednesday of each meet matchmaker George Parnassus yesploded But an informed source reat the Doxey School A flag to file month a he said planned ported there were "anomalies in terday National the with Boxing ceremony at PTA meetings and a the telemetry received from the protest over Cuba's school conservation program are in Association for passing second stage" in Louis selecting an op- cluded in the present list of proj Rodriguez The test was the first in which ects all operational equipment except ponent for world welterweight Boys to receive awards at WedDon Jordan the nuclear warhead was carried champion Parnassus said that although nesday's meeting are Larry P i on the missile This included the Thomas Pattillo Brent Wilson in inertial guidance navigation fire Rodriguez has gonetwoundefeated with Benny Larry Holmes and Robert Holmes 23 bouts including control and launching equipment Paret also of Cuba that Paret was selected by the NBA to fight Jor- Child Dies in Fall To Build Residence dan for the title May 27 in Las stuApplication has been filed for a Vegas Nev CAIRO (LTD— A for a brick $14000 building permit Parnassus said he has renewed dent fell to his death down the steps residence at 4226 College Dr by bis $100000 offer for Rodriguez to of a pyramid yesterday when he E Elwood Stimpson battle Jordan in a title fight in May was racing his friends to the top at the Los Angeles sports arena on a five piasters (13 cents) bet California is not a member of the near-operation- Hartley P and Jacfcie 30 CONCERT FARE 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From 110 Warship 1 119-187- 8 11012 1107b 206! 183! 85 1 Corn:— 119 Cleft Close Pre Lew 206 20778 May $ 115-125- n (AP- )- Wheat:-M- ay Dec mrr mm 1 Hiffh Richard J and Martha N Fowler boy March Ca-zill- CHICAGO (AP)— No wheat or soybean sales 1 No No 2 Corn yellow (CCC) 123 yellow (CCC) 123 No 3 yellow (CCC) 12214 No 4 yellow II212 No 5 yellow lOoVi-11- 1 3c 100 — 107 Division Bragg N C will arrive in Okin awa in June "This action is being taken t© give the commande' in chief Pacific the capability for a more flexible response in the western Pacific" the announcement said The normal size of a battle o00 men but ih group is about Chavfti — W R and Ophelia 152 30th twin girls March Trade CASH GRAIN 5c Pacific It announced today that the 2nd Airborne Battle "Group of the 82nd 29 1950 GRAIN FUTURES Dec Johnson extremely llow en but other classes not sufficiently to test the market 250 is sending a battle group of about 2000 men to Okinawa to bolster the strength of ground forces in the 29 Barmy jfockers and feeders SV2C Little May 1000 Park Nelson 10000 247s Soybeans:— 0 58 316 23 64 4 58 418 890 853 13 1791 1442 1782 2495 2333 2211 Caftlei WASHINGTON CAP) — The Army 29 MARKET YESTERDAY'! represented Small lot good Few canner cows 1250-130- 0 520 lb stock steers 2600 medium 555-60- 0 2250-230- 0 occasional head common lbs stock heifers 2000 Calves: Salable! 25 Nominally steady one lot good 380 lb stock steer calve! 2600 few good and choice 455 lb stock heifer calves 2700 Hogs: Salable: 100 Butcher hogs steady to 25 cents higher sow! nominally steady Bulk mixed U S No 1 2 and 3 barrows few 245-26- 0 lbs 1675-172- 5 and gilts 190-23- 0 1650-170- 0 occasional head 280 lbs lbs 1675 odd head 3 grade 260 lbs 1600 A few head sows 1100 Sheep: Salable: 75 Slaughter lambs about steady around 70 head jnostly choice 109 a few head 110 lb wooled lambs 2050 lb with mostly No 2 pelts shorn Iambs 771 713 2500 Leonora March 1960 Battle Force Weidman — Wayne and Alice! Thompson Tremonton boy March OGDEN LIVESTOCK 2050 6250 1300 Banner 1000 17c Clayton 2000 a Vie Corns tock 3000 5c Croff 5000 July Sept life MARCH 80 Okinawa Its DEE HOSPITAL Sehsrp — Melvin and Coy Niel-so- n Kaysville boy March 29 Martinez— Marcos and Ernest ina Barela Clearfield girl March 29 McCafferty — Joseph and Jean Burnside Washington Terrace boy I1 sin D Army Bolsters OBITUARIES Births 09 1657 1334 OPENING Dec JONES 2 PM STOCK AVERAGES J A Hogle & Ce Industrial! 725 Fund 22V8 3612 Swift & Co 21 V8 Texas Co 3178 jTex Gulf Sul 155 24 130 5875 8712 3050 2350 21 6212 275 Co CHICAGO 43 73!k 'iSunray 100 22 125 53 1812V1J Fundamental Investors Investors Incorp Mass Investors Growth Mass Investors Trust Wellington Fund 37V4 Stude-Pack'- d 16 65 04 0334 37:18 n Ind Fin 45Va Thompson 29le iTransamerica 445 10514 iUnion Carbide 134 Int Nickel 35V4 112 'Union Oil Int Paper 2814 Pacific Union 38 Int T 4 T 36V2 Utd Aircraft 52 Johns-Man26V2 Jones Laugh'n 6618 Wd S Airlines 5412 Rubber 3733 U Joy Mfg U S Steel 817s 45 Kaiser Alum West Airbrake 29 77 Kennecott 5034 Elec West 841s & Myers Ligg 6412 2212 'Woolworth Lockheed Air SO Oil Affiliated Fond Boston Canada Cen Fund Canadian Fund Shares Dividend Eaton & Howard Stk Eaton & Howard Bal 42 39 4278 2834 5014 433B Regis 15 INVESTMENT FUNDS 61 Tob Dutch 12 38 I Mountain Fuel Supply Permanente Cement Three Sts Nat Gas Com IBM BOW Basin Lngiuh Equity Oil First Security Corp Lang Construction 38V4 0312 balance In London gold shares declined 11 10 rather sharply as a state of emer 0434 04 gency was proclaimed in South AikH I Africa due to the troubles there litf Coppers and diamond issuer lso 111 00 975 unseri ld 9 !?!£! 98?yi v'P'e 11 871"! 1" 00 Efein'i'5 Oil Com? 17 STANDARD-EXAMINE- WEDNESDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH STATISTICS I Amalgamated Supr Scheniey Sears Roeb Sinclair Oil 4 5 Vs Motor Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Gulf Oil Ideal Cement Int Harvester 04 Alloys Toledo Wilbert "Canadian Soc Mobil 5o Pacific So Railroad Sperry Rand Std Oil Cal 103V4 Std Oil N J Foods Gen Gen Wills W W 07 60 0312 Con flbertscn'i Safeway Pont Eastman Kodak 107 IOV2 Erie 361s Firestone 7238 Ford Motor ' 26V4 Fruehauf 4378 Cen Dynamics 8912 Gen Elec Du 03'-- 031-i- ' 19Vi 'Mont Ward Motorola 40 51 V 50'4Nat Biscuit 50V4 25Z'a Nat Dairy i ! 3078 at Distillers 15 Mat Theaters 83i 43 233 H Y Central - 887a 9412 Nor & West'n 105 313 No Am Av 50 43 Va 62'4 No Pacific 327s Ohio Oil 37 Matheson 46 24V4 Olin 633 3538 Pacific Gas 4034 Parke Davis 13 116 15 Penney J v 13 Penn R R 35 36 4612 Pepsi Cola 47 24 Phelps Dodge 42V8 Pete 407-Phillips 9534 Proc & Gam 64 31 V2 521a Pure Oil 69 487a RCA 4238 627s Raytheon 61 48 Repub 5teei Am Motors Am Radiator Am Smelting Am Tel Am Tob — 03 75 20 L 323fe Monsanto Am Can AT1 Martin Victor Con 01 V2 O412I 02 85 02 05 100 225 34 30 M N 08 04 THE OGDEN VITAL l NEW YORK (AP)— Wide moves were made by some electronics and specially situated issues in a mixed stock market early this afternoon Trading was moderately active Changes among most key stocks were small Wall Street's mood continued erne of caution and the news background held no particular stimulus Industrials had a slightly lower tendency as leading steels motors coppers and oils edged off Utilities were steady on balance while rails managed a slightly higher tone in O411 10 O2V2 -l Utah-- Aikerf 22 03'2 02V2 Tr Un Oil Utd Pk Cty 03 Utah Con 20 U2 00 Sug Co1 Morrison-Knudse- fc 16 Rico Arg Roy Coal'n 06 ( 03 06 0334 2 00 06 16 0314 S K West'n 40 0214 Sioux 05V2 So Irn Blm 0314 Sooth Std Sundance 26 031z Swansea 31212 ITin Central 03 'Tin Lead 02 iTintic Std 01 12 & CO 90Vb Marquardt 49 04W 50 95 2 PM WEDNESDAY Alcoa Allied Chem Allis Chalmen Am Airlines 85 Hi Aske4 Lifted ttetfcsj 40 jPlutus 0334 Prince Con 041 Progress 07V2 Prosper O412 h Y STOCK EXCHANGE FROM J A HCGL2 j 35 03 04 Std Chain 0414 Gd Deposit Gt West'n 10 09V2 Horn Silver 100 Kennebec 07 Keystone Leonora 25 J7V2 Little May 02V'2 Majestic Mammoth 08 05V2 Miller Hill 04 j Mobile 09 27 'Moscow 0412 Mt Sts Dev 05V2jMtn View Naildriver 05 New Park 45 N Quincy 11 0411 North Lily North Std 13 Paramount 19 Pk Bing'm 06 08 - Pk Cty Con Pk Nelson 11 Pk Prem 09 92'2 Colo Con Cmb Metals Eureka Gold 15 03 09 08 Bonanza Bristol Bullion Cardiff Central Std Chief Con Clayton Cmt J2 13 14 Ii ltste4 ifotks Ask4 Listed Stocks! 11287 Banner I —iiffe On Wall Street FROM J A HOGLE & CO ©ALtHArTH SIDE GLANCES Attorneys for Executrix 2324 Adams Avenue Ogden Nfah 23 '30 April 4 I960 Published March 16 ' ' ' — - S94J |