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STANDARD-EXAMINE- 9 R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 1956 16 rj WEEKLY unstirred by a sound or potion Suddenly into it a' little frc leaps r Trv : UUM nf mol two kneeling (for- M-r- tJ finrii fTT "0r tho5e simVe gateways rough log? erected at the nroach to I 1 4 liveitcck Friday enng ap- - !s:srt f""P -- - fc- 10 ' ir-r ! isjm Steers afo HiC June is- - n3Et "U rri"' J-- k t r our 23 wr 8nd hp:ff rs I loads of Fed 0 stead cve: isiirated CHICAGO LIVESTOCK — rnaay i BJll i in I a week i lo-- i salable -'' J i f vi pood and on lo e i j ri niuH ueciine weights under 600 lbs cows mostly' 25 higher spots 50 ur on canners and cutters bu"s strong to fuliv 23 : ' iower J this week compared with actuals of 1575 -- oth- iambs Chicago livpitsck: Cattle receipt the same shade larger than l"t around 3 Fer Cnt c' E'iPPiy fed steers 15 more than 3 larrbs pSd at l?r th - JUUl C except when Og-de- trcrth fm--on the ate d sp in last '"j '"-"""- o ttu around r 25-- 0 11 Kind Rradin? f' so that everyone could prolong the look: in dawn's fterr amrr&4 eVf'Ynd mtsu1 wnue starters 25- - 50 lower on feeding steers supply X'L V""1 early linht it was increased over last week uus over nuu ids nest cemmcl lor year iOCcrs and feeders became scarcer stockers 50 lbs a u and steer "A crane in flight remand :r cows was rather uncer- ling calves Modest supp!y rrime and tain was buying rather slow Fed "Your handmade papers 23 lowest top steers and heifers were cenpraiiv pricefedfor steers any week mice the week of on of wood-: CJ lhe excellence the weights July 4 1953 bulk Pticuiariy your and 2125-250 e prime lad workers' craftsmanship Somehow iVX for helferscompared thThurs 1225-lWyoming 2225 bulk choice week fed steers wcre IS 00 thev extract tb? pood to nf tne mostly 50txhigher 2550 hgh- - £0 50 heifers gvl" to standard cows " about steady but wood few cutter and litilitv Louisiana late saJes svera?mS ct Monday turned t 25 grass steers 13 Four loads er were Duns 50 to tdiu lutit higher prime lOOO-- l fed heifers 2240-2- 2 iuiiy -strong I "T nnl-- l 75 to 5 to weak one load hulk rhnifs ee1crs Mas i hcard a thnand lines before to svcrree fed steers Said But nOW this Woodworking busi- - sold at 2060 while there were a few grrassers 13 IS5 CO Utilitylightand utility com- ness R0031 FOR GARDENS few standard iil0SIflf gH V Tl!? S o Jnyep there's a fresh 5ur and cutters 1075- rdivc 12 75" "Take this teahouse Tilr rnnct 3ect 'The Grain of the Wood' — 20o the 'bulk of low to average-gooand commercial utihty 1700numerous lots ?a 14 Hn TrV-good bulls rnTs ni ft vn9 ic that's difffrpnt finr vrnrtmpn tfnncn Jfin rs £1 : i"fice veaaers late is mi- e thi Know u f !Bu how tn oy t root: t ha HooTitv irvTr 22 00 "u few 23 CO extreme top 24 50 down to 1000 Good and choice ?wulut? c W'r oVA A"a you've still got room cnounh for 01 tne "ood keep it living in llCOr thf °I ear" stock steers 18 0O '7 nhnnt thocP r'V Celling hornfifl things ' "'uu-auj V r on eVw'B 21 25 medium to good steer calves and on if ' ei cens inese isianas of retreat in J few yearling steers of average to tvi'wa busy city (Copyright 1936 by y Hie DU1K OI gOOd lb ctOT-t no AM fprli 18 14 h stotv 'w standard "Or Kyoto The agclcssncss of Eugene Burns) iZntT---: 1400-100 The bulk of utility mcrcial (Released by McClure News-- ' its beauty The modernity too and commercial cows sold at 1050-150 occasional head of young standof its wooden architecture the paper Syndicate) 00 canners and cutcows 13 ard OMAHA LIVESTOCK gardens so carefully kept yet 25 a load of ters 850-1including 10 00 cutters at Commercial bulls projecting the imagination into Orraha livestock: Cattle receipts sold mainly at individual 4000 the greater outdoors over last week and 5 000 above I CI occasionup to 1650 utility Isst year Conditions of pastures in "The express ride to Xikko I al cutter bulls below 1200 Stcckers and feeders: Demand for local territory for most part ooor took a book along to while away stockers and feeders was not as good f?utet for lightweight fed steers and the hours and didn't crack it The' as earlier in the season but the supply heifers very dependable first part of LUl sitchk w eigni sieer unaer iiiso was considerably smaller as im- contryside was altogether too at ail times lower grades Pressure enabled to ranges proved shippers NEW YORK (AP) — Cheria hold their cattle while lovely Extracting the maximum rP5y after Tuesday were of cows broke buyers demand for stocker and feed "xel1 f:i:ed up for the season country lrcm every sauam foot iji-iiumia or Algeria has qualified r er classes rocr Compared with close t a Ka-Vetted gardens Every tree' beau- I'ttr of11C0lastlbsweek Choice fed steers under featherweight title shot at jj f ew fully steady other fed steers 25' 1675tifully pruned — entire apple or-- 1 cnanipion Sandy Saddler in early men and medium 12 choice- heifers steady - 25- - 50 lower good and choice stockers brought chords with everv limb AUr faH if terms can be arranged lower grades 25- - 50 lower commercial " " The standard cows steady to 50 lowPlined battler won heife 1710! and canrtr 00 off bulls to utility decision hich range also took a few for feed-o- n er Tony nodded acreemrt "Go a tmammous and killing calves steady vealers over Misncl Berrios at Madison lotcIve: Estimated aubie thi week closed I love to hear it 0 lower stocker and classes opened "steady closed 215 with actuals cf ies feeder And your cherry trer i've Qnare Garden last night compared weas 50 lower to most cf mostly a"d 200 a year 8g0- ftoZ vealer seen them in bloom now:'for ai Although Hamia was hurt :in Jacalvesvc'rk weight ttock calves going to for the week were 1UU1 anQ 5Ain rounds iiigatest cf the te ason Compared with slaughter account late month the whole land trans-- 1 iC Average 'to' 1409-lfed steers 23 CO o£ last week tOOK were vealers he f ormorl intn Charee down the Thursday stretoh ' ci V to prime luiuildlurwimo shnnf aieaaj stock calves steady to other ( 4: in i ± some choice nuu uir spring juiossoms everv- - raft or- (rrnni n rt lUn a'WAjf ucnu The bulk of choice vealers bulk choice 19 stron ' i0T the first time in his $n'd at 2200-200 individuals up to yearlings up to 2150 early ilIcan good to where as thoueh clouds vpfp career in the fourth standard to fel 2350 good and com- - choice 15 utility 50 Choice to prima 1030-Iresang lightly on our earth Vncl i merciai 16 with eme cuii to f heifers 21 50 bulk good to choice u&uud Vtngneu IO '2 JJemOS utility Occasional small lots From the Fujita hotel I swear I 0 Utility and commercial of choice stock fleer calves brought looked down on 100000 cherry 12o cows few standard and uu medium to good 15 uo is trees blooming at one time 12 young cows 13 5 00 cannen some common Scattered good 50 cutters 9 Commercial head of choice heifer calves ranged and "Your zoo Imasine 4500000 bulls up to 1475 Choice vealers late from 16 stock steers visitors a year and at least 2500-C0Hogs: Estimated salable this week 1700 Choiceandyearling choice stockers and good 465 compared with 50 last week and 1950of them children And v hat a medium 14 320 las Compared with Thursday light feeders fine treat they have to ride a 17 Choice yearling feeder heifen of last jear week butcher hogs weak to 25 lower sows fully steady Late sales 1800 Few vealer weight stock calves tram nnorstori hv mnnVm-3 barrows and early of WASHINGTON "Tha in von (AP) The- giltsmixed lots lbsU Swereto made at 1750- government reported todav home- 1800 but no test of the market was uniform No 1 grade Earlier Tables Turned Which goes back 600- ver nrl buiIdinS r during the: first - fivei Padon on me weeK tne DUiK oi inn i(i:c Ui AiT0tf unns in more with hundreds of thousands tvi u s 2 and 3 barrows and guts sold 17 per cent behind the rate in at with a few 255 lbs up sending in their finest tho'ihtc " Algerian Rebels to 1750 some lbs period list year I couldn t help but Quote one for some wen over 300 lbs ALGIERS' Algeria (UP) — JaD0r Department S StatlS- - and a few lots under 170 lbs sold at Tfinv't rionsf:t 'A luiiciv UU11U tics bureau estimated j j 00 Sows bulked at 9 French forces surprised a rebel home con- in age-olstillness sleeps Apart struction m the January-MaLasionai pehead under aoo its up to band hidden in a field of wheat nuu a 1 ioduuu units compared 13 CO Sheep: Estimated salable this week apparently lying in wait for har561000 duringt the same 4240 COUPLE BOMBED with compared witha actuals of 2150 vest workers officials disclosed 1955 period However: this year's last week and 3665 year ago With total compares favorably with the exception of one carload cf mixed today lambs and ewes by rail the entire DAY similar 1951-5The French killed 20 and periods it said supply of lambs came by truck some Builders started 108000 home amounting to carload tured 42 m a violent battle near The sharpest price decline of ECRETLY MARRY units in May a seasonal gain of lots the season took place during the week tLiC coata town cf Bni 2000 over April but: about compared with last Thursday DAYTON Ohio (AP) — A lower iard 50 miles southwest cf Oran spring iambs were than May last year Dayton area couple whose Units begun under FIIA and son oould be made cn the first sales VA inspection during Januarv of spring feeding lambs A part deck marriage plans were tragicalchoice Idaho spring Iambs ly interrupted on their "wedthrough May dropped 27 per cent of Expensive Butter by rail sold at 2500 Monday arriving below the comparable months cf while numerous ding day when the prospectsmall lots of choice GRAND RAPIDS Mich (UP) trucked-iive bridegroom was severely and crime native 1955 50 good — Butter sold lambs sold at 2xto-2here for $10 £ spring injured by a bomb have been and choice 2200- utility 50 22 WES That the price tag On Tuesday's market the equivsecretly married under heavy one double Idaho lambs pound osr alent of about j police guard 01 50 °n PojnGS Salvaged sorted from a cleared string The bride's parents Dr at loo good end choice natives from two Standale Mich gro- With very lit- - Upripe bit bv and Mrs Richard Pfarrer of ranged from tn? Arril o tOT- tie avalable Wednesday good and suburban Kettering revealed The Grand Rapids Ketail choice native spring iambs brought SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— The more Thursday's market found Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn yesterday their daughter Sara than ECO head on sale of slightly used the Louise 21 and Andrew Dont married couple in improved quality with the bulk f proceeds to help food ald Dixon 27 of nearby the state of Utah will reign as a choice selling at 2300 other good and retailers in Standale rebuild a few utility and choice were married last king and queen at the annual Salt pood made 2000-2- 50 during the Lake City Old Folks' Day Wednes- Several lots cf good and choiceweek Saturday in St Albert the 56"-T- Ht YEAR TO FIXl shorn yearlings with mostly Great Church here as a poday in Liberty Park No 2 and 3 pelts brought lice detail guarded the enThey are Mr and Mrs Seldon A part carload of mixed grade 'cull trances I Clawson of Salt Lake City who to good shorn slaughter ewes mostly 2 pelts sold at 400 straight but a Dixon was wounded when have been married 70 years there were a few small lots of good at " Residential and CO 4 bomb the Mr and Mrs Peter Peterson of with cul! to utility lots at wrapped as a wed2 50 Sizable lots of Commercial a spring Fairvicw have been married 75 feeder lambs sorted from trucked-iding gift and left by an unn FREE ESTIMATES known assailant exploded in years but they will be unable shipments cf slaughter lambs ranged 4 0 from to attend the outing the living room of his home largely 1800 and be- - I 3 YfA'kS TO PAY low f last April 23 NO DOWN PAYMINT Late Friday market: Spring slaugh- - 4 Ijlane ck host Tonv Sandn ih Ja-public relations director for j pan Air Lines asked: "I'm curi-- ! ous hieing a naturalist what arc you going to write fcr the Asahi Journal: This Is Japan?" To my shrug he prompted: "Well now that you have been here five weeks and wiped some of the star- An dust OUt Of vour ee 3"OU like best? "Since I love the outdoors the le of JaPan on I rose-tinte- Jrl d ! 1 Mrt - 1150-1385-l- b 03-23- e high-choic- 2 hich-choic- b y 2050-212- 3 ' u-ho- f "r- low-choi- fj-- i' — - V J K T 1 ce low-goo- d 1550-17- e 2175-22- 75 - 00-1- e' j uuvtl Ru"° mr jwui pro-- - of in variable srrounts rcted erwise n of the summary market for the week Is a FoUowing i t W By CLARENCE A ANDERSON Shinto shrine - a v waitresses had 4! 4 — LIVESTOCK REV m ennvr vc The vikl " " A1F llclu widisaCU Ualiy lO rUD ' "rfoctrr-ncthfl fit intn thn mnf ir rf — tunately forSouth) Rip next cashed the ace of ruffed a spade in dummy and proceeded to lead high dia- monds from the dummy He got rid of the losing club first and 'followed with low spades When dummy's last diamond was led East was caught in a If he ruffed strange squeeze South would overruff One more spade ruff would set up the South hand If East discarded the cnrlc toOuin W OUla queen of SpauCS draw the last trump and spread his hand it tast discarded a club South could safely cross-raf- f to make the rest of the tricks SWEETIE PIE sitting arouna a low table m a Japanese teahouse noted fcr its tender tasty beef served in a dozen! way all cood To' achieve' its perfection i! was told the supplier kept each animal stalled — to prevent mus- if pvwicp- - hn beer with the grain to Japanese keep it relaxed: and a— a f na -fi cle-bnildi- dia-mon- 76 532 A J 10 3 8 3 MUES ISO 7 4 3 2 j uj nrnvpt m spades but akn that East had the last tramp A 53 ¥ runt w ' lt s t 1 NORTH THE OGDEN Steers Have Own Stalls Japanese TOKYO — We were nobody has ever accused "Rip" of being an underbidder h— Xr-- - IS THAT By EUGENE BURNS ua luUdJ s nana wiu mieien iiuueuis oi ine East became squeezed in game mree suns one or mem being trumps Perhaps the grand ?lam con tract was a trifle ambitious but it certainly wasn't unreasonable South happened to be J G Rips- - f P " nV O Three Suits Are Squeezed a— IW JACOBY II 4 high-choic- j high-choic- 4 ISO-l- b I e e low-prim- low-chcl- ce 00-20- 50-1- - i 12C3-145- -- - 0 ' d O ' n lr' - - d- X"'::r:'' hiJn N ADINE SELTZE3 - aV"-'1- 0- i i - high-choic- 1750-180- e 1 St)- 0 ' ? 1 c-- m- 50-16- 6 2 00-1- 4 0 I 11 ! !! yf Jl 18 is cSCX l 1500-160- 0 1350-145- 0 ' Tifl e Bout" ! 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Land fi:1FV A oleic acid ! f win 6:00 'True 1 KL-30- iTfe ji araiwl-i- - Son of Jacob (Bib) LUMPUR 1320 KC rfnr itrtf Malaya IPaul Smith (AP)— A British Royal Air: Force transport plane with nine persons 'Sisrn Off aboard crashed yesterday in the (11:55) until 5 am PerakSearchers who — jungle 6:45 Record News Party 1490 KC 3:00— News Flashes hacked a way to the scene said KVOG 10:35 — Hendevouj with 7:15— Matlcee Satorfaj p m the Stars today there were no survivors 7:30— H feathers (UP) 9 Die in Jungle Crash I with malt 59 Depart 40 Cast off - State Sen Ptendsll N Mabey a candidate for the Republican nomination as governor said here yesterday education in Utah has been on the downgrade the past? eight years He said poor teacher morale resulting from the "current political climate" was an important factor in what he termed declining educational standards i "I p O 1430 KC Education Slipping? 1 - I ' 4 ld MCI j " 102-vear-o- SfancJard-Examiner-KL- f-- I ) RADIO PROGRAMS ' 1 SB-lb 4 author of the children's storv "The Little Engine That Could' Eadio stations are responsible for the accuracy cf these listings died yesterday at her home here A native of Elmira N V Mrs Ford celebrated her 102nd birthday last March 27 When she was News 12:55 ts 1 pm' Daily' 19 Mrs Ford married jFrank F Ford who died here in 1894 NL'VgJLL SLOW j S2-l- b j DPiEXEL HILL Pa Mrs Frances M Ford 3 I Scottish miss i ig 3 Mrs Cantor 4 Seine "ne!s"1 jgjN (C- - CiT- - O r7r otr "fsj husband was 5 Expanded 'N'e "e" kTX 6 Broaden TjT"ol"Xrs7 'Henry De ni i T IbiK Xttf s? E£ j C I 7 Poem 11 School book 27 Apple center 37 Hounded 8 Meadow 28 Revoke" a 9 Agriculturist 32 Form a (Scot) S3 First man 10 Without notion legacy 20 Cooking 14 Handled end (pcet 29 Category 11 Eearas 15 More 41 Bound utensil 33 13 44 Rail bird Sites Gaelic expensive 24 18 Lubricant 16 Yards 47 Eskimo Meager (ab) 21 Prattle 25 She had one 48 Above (pcet) 17 Affliction 19 Written form 25 Notion by her 50 Hawaiian 26 City in first husband of Mistress wreath 51 Conclusion 26 Revolve 20 Shred Oklahoma 122 Preposition 7 3 b 2 ? Ji I t S i 23 Compass point jO 24 Antenna j 27 Solicitude ' - —— —— —— — 23 Sum up J— —— — — t H s 30 Seed vessel 31 Beverage 32 Native metal 1 I — 11 2 life's little aggravations t Six CClCCU V0-- By FAG ALT & SHORTEN vjs U S H E Tig gjoTT!7A jo" g cT" "TUT 'know (Scot) 11 ' ' ter lambs strong to 50 higher Around a INTER-MOUNTAI- N one double and a deck mostlv choice r Idaho spring lambs 23 50 One ROOF CO out of two doubles ranch Iambs 'a 2300 Feeder end of both strings will J "HOME OWNID" be carried over for Saturday's auction ? Archin Po'th Owner Note: shiooed-i- n live- - i Carloads of — (UP) stock bought for on the 2C30 Wash Blvd Ogden market carry freight benefits 'Engine That Could' Author Dies at 102 V THE WORRY WART lb 1750-190- '''' -i ROOFS f-N- I'" tMesSL- - KTVT Channel 4 6:00— PeopU Are Ftiriiy C:30— Star Theater 0C& — George Oobel 7:30 — Adv Theater g:60— Ltberace 8:-— Big Surprise 9:00— Patti Pace 10:00 — Turning "Point 7 10:3— Sat Theater KSL-T- Y' Channel 5 Saturday pm — 6:00 lierb SiaxiBtr 6:30— It's AlwsTs Jan 7 : 00 — G un sra oke 7:30 — Sunroa Toes ter S:C0 — Jack:e Gieason 8:33— tare Show S:f!0— Bob Cummingi 9:30— FcVsr Bergen C':C i—r'i of Stars 10:3?— The Iate Show - :- i:a Appt" !? 'ji— News weather |