Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1954-01-10 | Page 22

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World News Opera Album 7:301 Your star Time I S Power Briggs (Farm and Ranch 7:45 Here’s To Vets (Church of Air Organist I Jk By CLAKENCE A ANDERSON - The following is s summary of the Ogden Livestock Market for the week ending Friday Jan 8: were 'paid for all Stronger prices classes of cattle cows advancing as much as 50c to $100 other species mostly strong to 50c higher Hog prices were extremely uneven from day to day but strong to 23c higher for theaveraging week Slaughter lambs were 50c to $100 higher CATTLE: Estimated salable ' four days this week 3300 compared with 8:00 8:15 8:30 laughter cattle following the two weeks of holidays Slaughter steers and heifers were in larger proportion of the supply than earlier this season JMS but cows continued to make up more S L Tabernacle Herald of Truth 9X0 Frank Ac Ernest fjoe Lee (Church of Chris than 30 per cent of the supply while Choir ©:15!Thought Is P’wr tockers and feeders were largely in tchmtian Science less News 8:30Back to than carlots Compared with the 8:451 God Hour Songs of Rom’ncelQuest Star previous week fed steers were large(World News (News 10:00! Wings of to 50c higher weighty flnvit to Learningllrrtng Berlin 8h ly strong 10:15!' Healing as much as $100-20- 0 higher fed Classlca K Len (Howard SmlthiPopuiar 10:30!Tbe heifers only about steady cows 50c to Herman (Music Allen Show (George 10:451 $100 higher bulls steady to strong Melodies Stockers and feeders strong- to 50c 1 1 XOBest in” (Man’s Right To IMomlng Mem f (Musical Knowledge 11:151 Music higher d At least half a dozen loads INatnl Vespers of to Choice fed steers sold Chicago Round I(Connoisseur’s 11 :30' Lutheran I Dr Bonnell at $2100-222- 5 Corner Table smaller lots $2250-230- 0 11:451 Hour the bulk Of Good trucked lota $1800-205- 0 Commercial $1500-175- 0 Utility $1250-145- 0 Numerous lots of Good to fed heifers sold at $1800-1900 a few head up to $2050 and above Commercial ' $1450-170- 0 and Carloads of young Utility $1100-140- 0 Commercial cows ranged from $1300-136- 0 a few small lota up to $1400 and above the bulk of Utility and Commercial $1050-130- 0 Canners and Cutters $800-100-0 with a few shelly Canners $750 and below The bulk of Utility and Commercial bulls ranged from $1050-130- 0 scattered head up to $1360 Cutter to Utility $1000 and below STOCKERS AND FEEDERS The Stocker and feeder continued to diminish with onlysupply a few straight loads available and the remainder trucked lots including many thin dairy-typA fairly good clearance had been made by the Two carloads of Choice 675-7lb stacker and feeder steers sold at $1850-187- 0 while there were a few small lots up to $1900 other Good sand Choice lots $1700-185- 0 Medium and Good $1459-167- 5 $1000-140- 0 Common dairy-typA few Good and Choice stock heifers from $1400-163- 0 with very ranged little above $1550 One load of stock cows sold at $12000 per head CALVES: Estimated salable four days this week 235 compared with 125 last week and 475 last year The seasonal decrease in the vealer and stock calf supply tended to bolster prices Compared with last week vealers were fully $100 or more higher while stock calves were steady to strong Choice and Prime vealers sold largely at $2000-220- 0 with a few individuals up to $2300 Commercial and Good $14001800 A few Choice stock steer calves sold at $1809-190- 0 Medium and Good $1300-165- 0 Inferior to Common mostly $859-120- 0 of dairy-breeA few Choice stock heifer - calves sold at $1600-165- 0 HOGS: Estimated salable this week 575 compared with 335 last week and 1000 last year Sharp price adnearly vances and declines from day to day featured the hog market and resulted in strong to 25c higher prices compared 1:30— La Hora Mexicans 6:00— Thomas with of Door the 2:00— week 1490 KC 6:15—Rev Thursday KVOG Open strictly For Late sales of Choice 1 previous to 3 butchers 2:30— Patterns of Pleasure were reported at $2550-260- 0 with Thought 6:45— Guest Star Sunday A RL Choice l’s Friday at $2625 while 3:00— Treasured — Vol 7:00 Da Frank 6:30 — Western Roundup sold butchers Moments pf comparable Wednesday Presents at $2650-270- 0 Music At the low time Monday 1:3ft— Reed’s Remlniscln 7:30— Evening Moods a 4:00— few selected Western Choice lots of l’s and 8:00— 20th Century in Melody 2’s reached $2500 with the bulk at Jamboree 8:00—15 Minute News Serenade $2450-247quality butchers 8:30— Music For Sunday KBUH Summary 800 KC in the3 sameMedium range brought weight 8:15— Ralph Marterie 8:45—15 Minutes with $2450-250- 0 The bulk of choice 350-58:30— Showtime Review the Scriptures RL A sows lb $1800-2000 sold at while 9:00 —Dave Rose 9:00— Music For Sunday a few under 339 lbs brought $2100 9:30— Sports Whirl 9:30— Festival of Song News 8:00— World and above slightly 9:35 —Hour of Classics 8:45— GUI’s Garden SHEEP: Estimated salable this week 9:00— Parade of Hits 10:30 —Design for Talks 1300 compared with 215 last week 10:00 —Sunday Merry 10:00 — World News Dreaming and 1650 ' last year Compared with 11:00— All Alone Club Go Round Thursday of last week slaughter 12:00— Music at Midnight 11:00— Frazier Hunt PM lambs were 50c to $100 higher with 11:45— World News 12:15— All Alone Club 12:00— Charles Ante! feeding lambs steady to strong A few 12:30— Sign Off 12:15— Melody Time p to trucked lots of Choice 8 lb native 12:30—15 Minute News Our Home Town slaughter lambs sold at $1950 and KOPP 730 KC ' 3:45— 12:45 — Music For You 0 some lb averages $1859-190- 0 4:30 —World News 1:00— Musical Showcase 8:00 —Rise and Shine Around one deck 91 lbs $1875 One 2:30— Proudly We Hall 8:30 — The Baptist Hour 5:00— Chorale sizable lot of Choice and Prime shorn 3:00— Sunday Serenade 9:00 —Full Gospel Hour 5:30— Portraits lambs with Nos 1 and 2 pelts $1825 4:00— Spotlight On 9:30— KOPP’s T 'n T and Good lambs went to killers 6:00— Hollywood Re- Utility A Star $1700-180- 0 Program at Sizable lot fleshy feed4:30— Sunday Record 12:00—Viewpoint Utah 'porter lambs brought $1600 with Medium ing '5:30—Church' of God 6:15— from 12:45—Moments With Report and Good feeders at $1450-135- 0 In Christ God Europe NOTE: Carloads of shipped-i- n livestock bought for on the "benefits Ogden Market carry in variable amounts freight except when otherwise noted Hoi-stei- ns - high-Goo- low-Choi- ce es mid-we- ek 35 - t i es ds v 00 f 86-9- 120-13- ' HOBDAY'S PROGRAMS 4 MONDAY MORNING PROGRAMS (Facts for B00Dawn Busters 0:151 Breakfast at SI Fanners 8:30! with Len Allen j 8:45! Music to Start! B Vanderhoof "7:00 your day Sunrise Salute Farm Breakfast Roundup Cactus Jim West' I era and—His Chicago Livestock & and feeders strong to fully 50c higher Bulk and Prime fed steers $2650-290- 0 scattered loed Prime $2300-263- 0 Good to $20 CO- 23 00 Commercial to Good $1709-195- 0 load light Utility steers $1400 few Cutter steers $1300 down Several loads Choice and Prime mixed steers and heifers $2475-270- 0 lew loads Prime heifers $2300-237- 5 about half dozen head high-Prifed heifers $2200-247- 5 $2750 bulk Choice to Good and Choice $1800-215- 0 load 902 Utility to Good $1150-175- 0 lb Commercial' heifers $1650 Data sales Utility and Commercial cows $1050-135- 0 few on heifer order up to $1400 and occasionally above late sales Canners and Cutters $909-107and Commercial bulls $1300- Utility one or two head $1725 Most 1700 Commercial to Choice vealers $1800- 2600 few Choice and Prime $2700- 2800 Cull and' Utility largely $1200-1700 few light Culls down to $800 0 Carlots Good to mostly Choice lb feeding steers $2000-210- 0 these showing evidence of some grain feeding two loads Choice 1000 lbs Stockers $2173 Medium to and light feeding steers $1500-175- 0 high-Choi- ce low-Choi- ee - 1 s' Sarah Thomas MALAD Idaho — Mrs Sarah Jane Williams Thomas 82 died yesterday at Malad of causes incident to age Funeral services me i Sa-rar- ia 3 850-100- low-Go- od 45-0- 00 Willard1 Phillips w high-Choi- ce 5c son-in-la- 5c w 0c 0 Tre-mont- on 87 high-Choi- ce great-grandchildre- low-Choi- n 0 ) 25 - Random References great-grandchildre- (adv) IT No License — James Crowley 22 of 508 Purcell St forfeited $15 bail in the City Court for not having a driver’s license r Batteries cords etc All makes hearing aids Acousticon Hearing Aids 2375 Kiesel (adv) Violation — Bail of $10 on a stop sign ' violation charge was forfeited in the City Court by J A Webb 52 of 2709 Brinker Ave Ogden’s only complete magazine shop Shirley’s 2209 Wash Ca-mi- (adv) All American air compressor cu ft with Vz hp motor for sale Inquire Lee’s Garage 3217 Lincoln (adv) 2Vz Speeding — Bail of $10 on a speeding complaint was forfeited in the City Court' of Vernon L Thompson “city” 100 no — A radiological monitor refresher course for those working on this phase of civilian defense will be held Monday night at'7 o’clock 4 in room Weber: CoUege Moench Building it was announced by Ray M Clawson local civil defense director n high-Choi- ce -- ? I - 6000 S Roy ' (adv) Photo Prints Discharges etc Western Arts 2538 Wash 2nd FI (adv) ’ Parking — Improper parking was the charge on which B Ogden forfeited $5 bail in the City Court The Chocolate’s from Brazil Yes that rich creamy chocolate on Hostess Cup Cakes comes all the way from Brazil Try a package today The whole family will love ’em (adv) Chris-tophers- It’s Midgley’s for on Earl Poulson husband of Anna Holden Poulson 1026 Doxey will be held Monday at 1 pm in the Larkin Chapel with Exalted Ruler W Arnold Wright of the Ogden Elks Lodge conducting Friends may call at the Funeral Home Bun-da- y evening from 6 to 9 pm and Monday prior to the services Interment will be in the Aultorest Memorial Park directed by the Larkin Mortuary FLORISTS And the Flowers Are ' David 51 -- ’ KLENKE FLORAL 2956 Specializing in Your Floral Needs 2380 Kiesel Ave Phone Home Phone BostonxBlaekie : PM Philo Vance PM J P i Nick Carter The Shadow 3:00 of Programs! True Detective X PM Bulldog Drummond 4:00 P SquadRoom 4:30 P 5:00 Frank Bace 5:30 PM PM PM Everyone Likes Mysteries So Keep Tuned fo V lead The Opden SSaudard-ExaminWant Ads For Everyday Bargains y er 5 v Mutual Network :clo Inter- - mountain Network said meeting or any adjournments rights and interests of the corporathereof tion Dated at Ogden Utah January 9 Class B stock shall be hereafter Is1954 sued and sold by its Board of DirecJ N LIGHTHALL tors upon their order and as they Secretary may direct and determine and at Published Jan 9 10 It 12 13 14 such amounts as in their Judgment 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 shall be necessary for the best Inter26 27 28 29 1954 8341 ests of the corporation 2 To transact aU such business as msA’ be necessary or desirable In connection therewith andor such other Blaitbarb-Examin- rr business as may properly come before the meeting By Order of the Board of Directors Entered at the poetoffice at Ogden Dated this 7th day of January 1954 Utah as second class matter accordJOSEPH A CHADWICK President ing to Act of Congress March 8 1879 Member of The Associated Press Published Jan 9 10 11 12 13 14 United Press NEA Service and AHC 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2344 Subscription price $160 per month: 26 27 28 29 1954 ‘ ton Lewiston B McLaughlin 88' 5 ’I Appliance Repair Income Tax FOR General Electric Appliance Service Dial 8655 9592 N Grant Ave 2420 Building and Contracting Gear Graduate Acct ' E or eves Dial ItEMODELING and cement work large or small Jobs Call or Dial mmuCONTINUES rs S' Locksmith LOCKS repaired replaced floor safes $4750 up Ideal for home X J HAMPTON CO Ruga and and church Johnson's Phone furniture cleaned Upholstering 4 542and repairing Blip covers Guar Dial Pipe Thawing TAN KAMPEN 6c SONS— If it’s a rug we clean and repair it Dial Frozen Water 2-- - Pipes? OGDEN WELDING Carpentering WORKS ' fcOLMES BLDG & CABINET 1818 Wash Fb 6950 or General 2262 Kiesel Phone and contracting remodeling or Nights Ph atone work Free estimates EXPERIENCED carpenter HardPlastering wood cabinets a specialty Re- EXPERT plaster patching Water- modeling New homes Superproofing basements Ph vision- Jsmes R Nebeker Glen Hull AU REMODELING— Bldg kinds Refrigerator Repirs Work guaranteed Ph 12 18 29 88 Cesspools and Septic Tanks SEPTIC TANKS BEWERS AND DRAINS CLEANED CALL 8ew!iBervlceiiPhi)78MMi ROTO-ROOTE- R Refrigerator Repairs On All Makes KIESEL SALES 2865 Ph Rug Weaving RUG weaving Also rags sewed Handwoven gifts Weaving instruction Mrs Deru 683 41st Ph GOOD clean fertilizer from cows or sheep Commercial hsmiwg Phone TRENCH anb BASEMENT TOP soil fertilizer fill and gravel Phone 6052 digging road gravel and fill dirt hauled In or out Ph Sanders Waxers for Rent LAND leveling excavating base' FLOOR SANDERS ments canal work drain ditches AND POLISHERS FOR RENT ewer and water trenches E H PASCH or B: Knudson Ph PAINT AND HARDWARE Knudson Ph 3030 Washington Phone BuUgozer Work Basements Leveling Excavating Television JIMMY'-HAYFRepairs 6811 8638 4781 Dial S WIRING DONE BY Licensed Union Electricians 35th Year in Business 315 24th St or Dial and appliance Installation Free estimates Serv- sll Electric Ph HOME-WIRIN- G Fumigation Termite Control B MARSH J Fumigation Pest Control Service OVERHEAD doors Complete end Installed t4750 Call eves Hauling TRUCK TRACTOR WINCH We do anything anytime Phone 6450 hauling Good fertilizer Reasonable Ph GENERAL Russwin Heavy Duty Closer t Safety Chain Reinforced Comers 2 Glass and 2 Screen Inserts 3 Stainless Steel Hinges Aluminum Sill New Type Handle and Lock Special Aluminum Drip Cap KiFJBAL STORM WINDOW CO 1 2333 Iowa Avo Ogden Utah Phono 34331 — flight or Day iv - CALLS TAKEN UNTIL pm: 8 For Same Evening Service " MODERN RADIO & TV 3289 Wash Blvd Phone 52 TV TROUBLES? TV Servicing — All Makes Antenna Specialists— Get the Best We Can Improve Your TV Picture Satisfaction Guaranteed 4 Call 3-54- tern 72 & APPL CO FACTORY AUTHORIZED PhUco As Sentinel Repair Service Antenna Installation GUARANTEED REPAIRS All Makes JONES RADIO 5s TV SERVICE 3557 Jobbers Specialty — — SERVICE ALL MAKES 5 POINTS TV 34 INSTALLED PRICE TELEVISION - Grant Ave Garage Doors $0750 $2000 EVENING Mazda Lamps 2441 Sill Dial 61 Soil and Fertilizer BACKFILLING DOZER WORK all Aumimurt Adjustable Bottom AND SERVICF Washington 81 Excavating - On lUmbal Combination Outside Expander Jamb 30 Blvd Repairing cleaning finishing by experts New and used furai-tu- re 1738 Wash Ph 7830L Carpet Upholstery Cleaning FINE LIGHTING FIXTURES Electric Appliances Wiring Supplies 1 Regular Price Discount Wash LYNCH FURNITURE CO! Electrical Work LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC w Phone Furniture Repair f?EW construction and remodeling large or small jobs Guaranteed 3274 43 Dial Washington Blvd DIRECTORY ' Ogden City Floral Co 2219 DIRECTORY i Mrs Bertha Anna Saxton 70 St Maries WEBER FLORAL-CO- a Mary Jo Heitstuman 9 Lewis- Greenhouse 740 28th 8t Phone James GET IT BY AN ' P for ‘ ALL kinds curtains Expert work Prompt service Ph 8263 633 8th '4-34- 74 FLOWER SHOP 24th St 466 5 JU00 regular annual meeting of the stockholders of North Ogden Irrigation Is to be held Company the Annex to the L D S Northat Ogden lit Ward Chapel in North Ogden Weber Utah 2:00 at o’clock p ra County on Monday the 1st day of February 1954 for the general purposes of an annual meeting and the special pur- poses of considering and acting upon the following matters: 1 To amend the Articles of In corporation of the company in the following particulars: i a) To amend Article TV so the same shall read as follows that u Curtains Laundered ELIZABETH'S i 5 FIVE HOURS 5 Continuous Good Mysteries Phone Washington Idaho Deaths ute ute COMPANY ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF NORTH OGDEN IRRIGATION COMPANY Notice is hereby given that the You are hereby notified that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mount Hood Railroad Company will be held at the office of the Company 526 David Eccles Building in the City of Ogden CounARTICLE IV ty of Weber State of Utah on MonThe total number of authorized day the 1st day of February 1954 at shares f the hour of eleven o’clock capita! stock of this the fore- corporation the noon for the purpose ofInelecting is Six Thousand 6000) a shares divided Into two classes Board of Directors for the ensuing Class A stock and Class B and for the transaction of such namely 7ar aU stock of other business as may properly come which abU be without nominal or par value The total num- before said meeting or any adjournber of shares of Class A stock authorments thereof ized Is Four Thousand 4000) shares I$ °gden Utb January 9 The 195? total number of shares of Class B stock authorized la Two Thousand J N LIGHTHALL i (2000) shares Secretary The owners of the capital stock of Published 12 13 14 Jan 9 10 20 S1 12’ IS’ ’ i2 23 24 25 the corporation prior to this amendment of this provision of the Articles 28 29 1954 $343 of Incorporation shall become end be NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS deemed to be the owners of the OF THE OREGON LUMBER Class A stock of the corporation and COMPANY by such ownership be entitled to the You are hereby notified that the whole of the available natural water annual regular flow rights and interest of the cormeeting of the stockholders of the Oregon Lumber Com- poration and in addition shall be pany will be held at the office of the entitled to a proportionate share and Oavlri interest shared with the owners of Company room 528 In Eccles Building Ogden City Weber Class B stock on a share by share County State of Utah on Monday basis in all storage water rights and the 1st day of February 1954 at the interests of the corporation hour of ten O’clock in the forenoon owners The of the Class B stock for the purpose of electing a Board shall be entitled a proportionate of’ Directors for the ensuing year share and interest to shared the and for the transaction of such other owners of Class A stock onwith share business as may properly come before by share basis in all storagea water 1 Lizzie Norseth Flowers leady-paste- d wallpaper and stainless wallpaper paste Wash near 25th St (adv) - Look at This LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MOUNT HOOD RAILROAD Furnished by Olive and Mark 1 ng Brower representing the teachers and Mrs Fred Profaizer Mrs Ethan C Bennington Mrs Richard Tenbrink and Airs Palmer Metzler room mothers Refresher Course FUNERALS S Mid-morni- LEGAL NOTICE Assisting Mrs Funk are Robert Hanson and Miss Wanda NOTICE OF n M-10- i and refreshments Funeral services will be conducted in Aultorest Memorial Chapel 836 36th St Tuesday at 1 pm with Bishop Paul C Lay-to- n officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 6 to 9 pm and Tuesday prior to the services Burial will be in Kaysville-LaytoMemorial Park Fresh and Tasty That’s what people say about Wonder 100 Whole Wheat Bread Bring Tivi invites you to visit El home a fresh loaf today Cafe 1521 Wall Ave for (adv) — Mexican dinners or special orInterested in to $11 saving up ders Call (adv) on a new Hoover cleaner? See Penalty — Bail of $10 on a at Tribe’s Home Furniture Co speeding charge was forfeited in (adv) the City Court by Lawrence Verl — Forfeiture For aUegedly PHILLIPS — Funeral services for WilDurrant 19 of 438 4th St lard Richard Phillips will be held to a failing obey traffic red light Tuesday at 1 pm in the Aultorest Drive-IClinic' Dr D Lowell bail of $10 was forfeited in the Mortuary Chapel with Bishop Paul C Layton of the Kaysville Second Kerr ND Dir 368 28th Dial City Court by Leon S Palmer Ward officiating Friends may call Free parking ' at (adv) 32 of 1749 Ogden Ave the mortuary chapel Monday from 6 to 9 pm and prior to serv— ices Fails to Stop On a charge Grocery store for rent or lease Tuesday n Interment will be In Kaysville-Laytothe Memorial Park of failing to stop at a red light near Barrett subdivision 2668 W POULSON — Funeral services for ! i at Oro t A party for the membership of vUle Calif the Hopkins School PTA will be George Hyrum Perkins 68 Salt held Thursday at 8 p m in the Lake City school building according to Mrs Albert Carl Nipko 81 retired H T Funk general chairman mine superintendent Murray' The event will include games great-great-grandchildr- en 2-35- I 86 for1 will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p m in the Malad First Ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Bishop D Dredge Thomas will be in charge Mrs Thomas was born at Idaho Aug 23 1871 She was married to William Henry Thomas at Malad Oct 5 1892 and the couple had made their home in Malad their entire lives Mrs Thomas was a member of the LDS Church and was a charter member of the Malad Royal Neighbors lodge Surviving are her husband MaOmaha Livestock lad one daughter Mrs N M OMAHA: Cattle receipts of over (Bertha) Colley South Gate liberal for January almost 75 per CalifS three sons Russel Thomas cent of supply fed steers and fed Samuel D heifers around 13 per cent cows in- Los Angeles Calif creased movement of stocker and feed- Thomas Malad Arnold Thomas er classes Compared late last week: Choice and Prime fed steers unevenly Downey Calif a daugnter-in-laWiUard Richard - Phillips 90 to 50c higher Commercial and Mrs Virgil (Jessie) Thomas Masteady25c-7good and lad a higher of 3132 Washington Blvd last Emery Pinson Prime heifers steady to 25c higher of a pioneering family survivor 25c-5Denver lower grades 50c-7the cows Colo up: following higher bulls weak to 50c lower veal- brothers and sisters: Johnny Wil- of Kaysville died yesterday of ers and killing calves $109-20higher liams Roy causes incident to age stocker and feeder classes steady to Brig Williams He was born in KaysviUe Dec 50c higher Two loads Prime 1221-13Mrs Ed (Hannah) Snilb fed steers $2800 moderate 15 1863 a son of Edward and der Pocatello Idaho Ezeriah Wiland Prime steers showing Simmons Phillips and Hannah $2500-275- 0 liams Pocatello bulk Choice $2150-245- 0 Annie HuntsCommercial and Good $1550-205- 0 Few man lived had in Kaysville until 15 13 grandchilFarmington loads Choice and Prime heifers $2300- years ago when he moved to 2400 bulk Choice $2100-227- 5 Good dren and 21 $1659-205to Few Good Ogden young cows up to $1500 bulk Utility He married Rose Green at and Commercial $1075-135- 0 Canners Las Vegas Suggestion and Cutters $875-10-Commercial Kaysville July 4 1883 Their HOLLYWOOD (NEA)— Horace marriage later was solemnized in bulls late up to$1500 Vealer top $2500 Choice to Fancy yearling 712 lb feedMacMahon told Army Archerd the LDS Salt Lake Mrs er steers $2250 bulk Good and Choice that an airline stewardess came PhiUips died 15 yearsTemple MediStockers and feeders $1700-210- 0 ago um $1350-165- 0 Choice 452 lb stock with these instructions as they Mr PhiUips devoted most of steer calves $2350 Choice 427 lb stock up heifer calves $1875 few Choice flew over Las Vegas: “Please his life to farming in Kaysville fasten $1700-180- 0 heifers feeder your moneybelts!” and he was the last survivor of yearling the Edward Phillips family a pioneering family of Kaysville He was a member of the Kaysville ward bishopric when the ward was first organized Two Charges —Walter A Short” ‘‘Consumer Reports for Xmas Surviving are one son and four 22 of Roy forfeited $25 bail in “The DuMont TV outranked any daughters: Edward Phillips Kaysset tested etc” See Du- ville Mrs David R (Katherine) the City Court for having an Im- other Mont at Tribe’s Home Furniture Lund Farmington Mrs John M proper muffler and an expired McFarland West Weber (adv) (Mary) driver’s license Leaves Bail — Terry S John- Mrs William (Lucille) Seavers and Mrs Vaughn Surgical Garments — Trusses son 18 of 574 23rd St forfeited Oakland Calif Matthews Ogden by 21 elastic hose Fitted by graduate $10 bail in the City Court on a (£uella) n 44 grandchildren technician H E Riley Drugs charge of running a traffic red and by three 2201 Wash Blvd Dial 1 light low-Pri- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK: Cattle receipts slightly smaller than last week but 5 per cent larger than a year ago 3 Lee Wills ffia Songs fed steers and yearlings Records Good News Campbell-- R but reduced percentagepredominating Samuel Stidham 23 of 2925 OgPeterson Country Tunes and Prime - ' ‘ grades around 15 per cent den Ave forfeited $10 bail in the PIE Trans News of 7:30'Nws Bndle Joy (News Alan Moll cows Stockers and feeders receipts Western Court News Vanderhoof Jimmy 7:451Morning Special scarce seasonally last City Compared Breakfast Club i close: Choice and Prime fed week's Friendly 8:00 Hemingway with Don Me Order for Parties-- Home made Time steers mostly $109-15-9 8:15 Hmker’s Club higher other Neill Sam America News of grades strong to $100 higher heifers chili qt gal or hot juicy ham8:30'Stompus Masters! Johnny Fanny strong to $100 up cows fully $100 Margaret 8:45 Boys News Arthur Morning higher bulls steady to 50c higher burgers Orpheum Lobby Shop Strike It Rich 9:00!Tello Test vealers steady to $200 higher Stockers Huntley Godfrey 9:1 BIChat nd News (adv) or Noth-- 1 9:30'Queen for a DaylPhrase That Pays Make up Mind (Double Bert Parks (Break the Bank (Rosemary Ing 9:45! Jack Bailey 10:30 — Glamour Girl 6:09— Toast of the TELEVISION 2nd Chance (Wendy Warren (Tops in Pons lOXOICurt Massey 11 :00 —Hawkins Falls Town Berch J (10:25) J Notesl (Aunt and Jenny’s 10:15News 11:15— The Bennetts KDYL-T- V 7:00 — Bing Crosby ' t IMv True Story (Helen Trent — 0:30 Rex and 11:30 Follow Your Heart 7:30— Life with Father Com Drama (Our Gal Sunday Sunday TV 10:45! Records 11:45 — Three Steps To 8:00— Amos and Andy 10:30— Sts Life Test Road of Pattern 8:30— What’s My Line Heaven Whispering 11:00! 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