Show I t V THE OGDEN STAN S&ockB: In IReverBe Open ' RAILS STEELS SPECIALTIES ON "JFr A OGDEN Jan 3 (USDA)— Hogs: 250 close ateady to 5 lower than last week’s lb butchers top 770 on best 675-765 mixed medium to good kinds few 600 down packing aows scarce active Cattle: 340 she stock fairly common other kinds slow few early sales450-65- 0 to medium dairy type steers 0 medium to good light stockers 650-70few plain good slaughter heifers 625-71cows kinds 550 dowti medium to good 510-65strong to unevenly higher375-47-at noth5 cutter and common cows ing done early on bulls or vealers Sheep: 1250 few trucked In fat lambs about ateady at 650-70- 0 180-23- 0 Hogle & Co - ADVANCE TREND 0 i 0 Crucible Goes Into New High for- Past 1 2 Months - ’ Jan 3 Hogs: own and weights 280 'lb 5 lower than average Monday sows run but only moderate proportion of lowsold some packers bidding unevenly er on weights 250 lbs upward shipping 200 Inquiry for 230 lbs down mainly 0 lb down top 735 by' shippers for lb ackers stopping at 7:15 on early sales 'good weights up to 5230 lbs 725-30 5 lb and choice 0 few lb 700-1- 5 lb 710-2-5 choice 280 lb 700 little done on heavier sowa 600-2- 5 mostly 610-1- 5 calves 400 few1 fed Cattle: 5500 steers and yearlings slow steady fother killing classes moderately active steady to strong stockers tand feeders In light) supfed steers and yearply active strong several loads held lings mostly 900-110to good heifers 775-90- 0 higher medium few lots up to 1000 beef cows 550-65cutter grades 425535 few 675-70- 0 few weighty sausage bulls bulls 625-7685 practical top vealers 850 few 900 Stocker and feeder steers mostly 750-87Sheep: 4500 fat lambs slow early undertone weak asking fully steady other lambs strong killing classes steady feeding875-885and bulk fed wooled lambs held ewes above 425 down slaughter slightly feeding lambs strong bulk fed wooled lambs held 875-8and slightly above slaughter ewes 425 down feeding lambs OMAHA slow 8500 By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK Jan 3— (AP)— Selling currents grounded the aircrafts in today’s stock market and many recent leaders started the first session of 1939 with a downward slant y At that it was hardly a slide Rails were resistant throughout and some steels and specialties managed to register modest advances Early losses running to more than two points were substantially reduced' in many cases at the close Dealings lively in the initial hour slowed appreciably later Transfers were around 1100000 shares Crucible Steel want into new high ground for the past 12 months and Republic and Youngstown were a shade higher the greater part of the day U S Steel and Bethlehem held- - declines to minor amounts Contesting the trend were Santa Fe N Y Central Great Northern Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Pacific and Delaware & Hudson Carriers again reflected hopes the new congress would speedily pass legislation for the relief of thetransportation syst tGTRS Prominent on the offside wer Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Sperry Boeing Glenn Martin and Bendix Traders cashed profits in the aviations on fears of the government’s rearmament program might not reach the dimensions that had been talked of were Montgomery Backward Ward Chrysler Goodrich duPont U S Gypsum and Westinghouse Small plus signs were posted for Paramount Certain-tee- d Phelps Elec-“tri- c General Truck Yellow Dodge Roebuck and Sears Bonds were mixed (AP-USDA- 15-2- 160-20- 220-24- 140-21- 240-27- one-wa- ' 0 -- 0 5 5 E 5 835-85- 0 —tattle DENVER Jan 3 700 calves 150 calves and vealers Strong practical top vealers 1100 heavy down other killing classes calves some held above steady fed heifers 825 400-500 cows bulls 550 950 cutter 625 stockers and feeders steady to strong yearling ateers 90025 lots 700' 850 steer calves 925 heifer calves 750-80(AP-USD- 0 " ( long-depress- ed Hogs 600 slow butchers 25 lower sows 5 lb lower good to choice 10-1- 160-25- 0 735-5- 0 250-29- 600-3- 5 lb 0 lightweights good sows 725-4- 0 i 640-50- trucked-l1400' at 800-6- lambs steady to strong talking steady to on to choice native weak carlots good ewes 375 short term breeding ewes Sheep n 0 400 Cattle: Jan 3 calves 2000 initial run of new year mostly short fed steers of value to sell at 1100 down to 850 such kinds 25 lower scant supply choice to prime offerings steady to weak nothing strictly prime here best fed 1300 mostly 850 1175 trade etockers and feeders 700-90- 0 best fed heifers steady at 800-951025: cows 1615 lower cutters mainly 575-67cows 510 down to 435 beef bults weak to 25 lower vealers mostly 0 few 1050 and 100 down at better Sheep: 13000 fat lambs slow weak on good to choice lambs talking 875-90and above: sheep steady best held 910-1- 5 few slaughter ewes 375-42- 5 CHICAGO (AP-USDA)- — 15000 Johns-Manvil- le ’ 0 5 - 900-100- 0 CATTLE ATTAIN — LOS ANGELES Jan 3 Hogs 800 steady to weak top 865 650-70835-60 0 sows hulk Cattle 2700 slow steady to 15 high er medium to good fed steers cows Mexicans 700 s heifers 775-82- 5 550-66- 5 few to 700 cutter grades 400-52- 5 Calves bulls 550-65- 0 (AP-USD- NEW TOP PRICE The highest price in thy past - months for beef cattle in this vicinity was paid today at a reguat the Ogden lar market-sessio- n Union stockyards t A baby beef consignment from Kilpatrick Bros Pica 13- Sheep UNLISTED STOCKS none 750-87- 1100 to good wooled medfldm lambs quoted 5 SAN FRANCISCO Jan 3 — — Hogs 200 butchers steady lb 830 all 230-27- 5 top and bulk 170-22- 5 lb sorted out 780 good 138 lb Nevada slaughter pigs 730 packing sows SOUTH (AP-USD- J hundredweight handled the deal Clay SALES TODAY Livestock officials said beef catBristol Silver 1000 at 8 tle prices during the past 13 Chief Cons 2000 at 42 months averaged eight cents a Colorado Cons 1000 at 5 A steers strong demand for pound Combined Metals 2000 at 12 exists and buying is expected to be brisk for several weeks of- 1000 at 11 Eureka Bullion 200 at 48 ficials reported Eureka Lily 100 at 41 500 at 45 Grand Deposit 2000 at 5 New Park 1000 at 18 Park City Cons 4000 at 19 Pioche Bristol 1000 at 1 Untie Lead 500 at 13 per & Co 485-50- BOSTON Jan 3 C A number of sizeable lots of the finer territory wools were soldi at fairly strong prices today Good French combing length fine territory wools in original bags were closed at around 68 scoured basis Lots carrying bulk good French and staple combing lengths AP-USDA)- — Idaho lambs held above 900 medium to good slaughter ewes fully steady at 350 CHICAGO GRAIN 55-6- Jan 3 (AP) — CHICAGO toei 157 on POTATOES Jan 3 track 297 (AP-USD- — Pota total US shipments Saturday 730 Sunday 27 Monday 193 Idaho Russets slightly weaker Colorado McClures best stock steady northern whites steady firm undertone Bliss triumphs about supplies moderate demand rather steady slow sacked per cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks US No 1 165-70- : occasional car large 175-7Colorado McClures US No 1 cotton sqcks 210 burlack sacks 192-21- 5 Wisconsin round whites US No 1 few sales 120 Michigan russet rurals US No 1 120-2- 5 North Dakota bliss triumphs 90 per cent US No 1 and better 155-6- 0 cobblers 90 per cent US Na 1 and better 135 40 0 early Ohlos per cent US No 1 Minnesota Red River section1 cobblers US No x 140 bliss triumphs 90 cent US No 1 and better 160 New per atock street sales bu crates Florida bliss US No 1 triumphs US No 1 160-8-5 By FRANKLIN MULLIN CHICAGO Jan 3 (AP)— a' new yt buying movement developed to the wheat today prices rising almost two eei pit to the highest level in five months Wh sold above 70 cents a bushel for t first time since early1 August and the day’s upturn was the sharpest for a aim session since the September war scare Moderate buying based on several con- ) 7: 85-9- oats 54- 0 higher than Sat com July up May 53- July higher 2 1 BAR SILVER LONDON Jan 3 (UP)— spot bar silver 6 rose 1 pence today to the highest level In more than a year on President Roosevelt’s action continuing (op six months fhe 6464 cents price for newly to the United States mined silver size — Jan 3 — NEW YORK 42 ' unchanged — (AP)— Bar silver ' NEW YORK EGGS YORK Jan 3 (AP)— Eggs 31' wcxJcs mixed colors spccisl packs 27 28 standards 26 firsts 24 mediums 22 dirties No 1 22 : average checks 20 21 refrigerator spe- i? 24 standards 23 24 firsts Z2 mediums 21 Whites resale of premium marks 31-3- 3 - NEW 1-- I I I -- I -- -- 150-7- 5 NEW YORK ’Jan 3 (AP)— Bond Jons: 3 3 43-4- s 4 7—43 33S 4s 2 2 3s 45-4- 3 S 46-4- 4 54-4- 4 a 47-4- 0- a a 5 s 45 4846 2s 27-3- 0 51-4- 53-4- 52-5- 2S 28-2- 54-5- 55-5- 2s 2s 2a 31-3- 2 35-4- 4 -- 32-3- 30-3- 60-5- 5 59-5- 6 63-5- 49-4- FITCH Statistical Records Includes 4 52-4- - High and lows dates recent 20-2- 1 Established 19 IS Members ' Kiesel Bldg Ph 3440 13-duc- ks 77-835- 0 !0-2- 25-3- ' t 11' 5-- 0?rfsd 16-2- 2 26-2- 26-2- 6 ONIONS CHICAGO Jan 3 CUP)— Onion market (50 lb sacks) Iowa yellows 67 -92 Idaho Sweet Spanish 105: Colo Spanish 95 19 28 76 33 16 18 8 17 18 5 90 50 38 81 131 21 7 1 9 19 30 68 4 4 15 7 24 153 184 2 33 11 2 '23 43 39 1 Inetrnational Harvester International Nickel International T & T Kennecott Kresge S S 27 8 2 19 59 54 9 42 Lambert Liggett & Myers B Loew’s Lonestar Cement 53 60 11 50 Miami Corporation Montgomery Ward 8 25 24 13 8 21 1 18 22 13 Radio R K O o’aSfsTSo®01 Cheese: Wholesale flats 15 JO medium 32 31 Vi Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard G & E Standard Oil of California Standard Oil of N J Stewart Warner Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing 4 78 24 38 10 2 16 24 44c 29 7 73 14 13 24 ’ Saysr t Jan WASHINGTON 3— (AD- by point today Scattered selling offset trade support Switching operations were a feature of the trade The domestic contract waa quiet and unchanged March No 4 declined from 117 to 116 (4 or point net higher while May No 3 sold at 197 and March 192 or net unchanged Futures No 3 closed 2 higher to 2 low eri Sales 500 tons March 192b May 196b July 199b A week end reduction of 10 points by one refinery brought refined sugar to 430-4- 5 for fine granulated Raw sugar remained at 285 for spots with no sales reported i (b-bl- 29 triplets large standards small 28 Net"’ 30 15 15 60 Indust Rails Util Stocks D 6 D 3 D 2 D 3 change 765 232 363 529 Tuesday Previous day 771 235 361 532 Month ago 740 203 348 505 Year ago 626 194 330 442 1938-3- 9 79-235 378 547 high 1938-3- 9 low 492 121 239 337 1937 high 1016 495 540 753 1937 low 577 190 316 417 Movement In Recent Years 1932 low 175 87 239 169 1929 High 1557 146915391843 1927 low 516 953 618 618 Mutual Improve- The Briarcliff O-dfe- non-Arya- ns A-E- F one-thir- ty j cor-ooratl- Court on or before v pssw- EXCHANGE CLUB retr-ula- rs 1 service membership Clyde R Mcpublic affairs Joe aviation Wynn’ Ferrin citizenship Ken Davidson auditentertaining George Dorlite ment Dal Hess exchange education Hal Armstrong safety Norman Bingham music Reed Gam-me- ll publicity ' Dave Williams program Blaine Corey inter-clu- b Jim DeVine sports Marvin For-sh- a Farland hand - — re-elect- ed vice-preside- nts today SPAN D003IED BONNY EAGLE Me — (UP)— The last wooden covered bridge spanning the Saco river soon will be a thing of the past The structure connecting Standish and Hollis will be replaced with a modern bridge of steel and CLUB COASTERS BANNED NEW PHILADELPHIA O (UP) —The trees and other property' of MINNEAPOLIS Jan 3 (AP)— Flour are being carload lots bbl in 98 lb cotton sacks the Union Country club family patents unchanged at 530-5protected against the ravagestrus-of standard patents 10 higher at 425-4reckless coasters The club shipments 29975 Pure brand 180050 g tees have announced that Standard middling 1800-5and coasting is forbidden on The German Dornier 26 has a dub property retractable wing-ti- p float that will retract into a motor nacelle where Mountaineering vac tions BT6 it is completely covered vogue in Ireland this year 0 5 sled-ridin- 0 v it I 1 D- - 3 5 7 Jsn 9 1939 — 'I Wants Potatoes Greased— Only L CCflBCd DERRAH B VAN DYKE Collect Bills To J LAWRENCE A VAN DYKE Administrator ofj the Estates of Wllllam D Van Ryke fcluo known as William Van Dyke Deceased and Martha E Van Dike De 3 I Attorney for Administrator published Dec 13 2D 27 1938 1939 MAYFIELD Jan 3— Ky (AP) — Dr E B Parker veterinarian inserted this classified ad: “C W has brought me some on ’taters his account PROGRAMS Now who’ll grease ’em for me?” ' It’s just his method of aiding collections Last month he appealed in an ad for corn to feed a pig a debtor had sent him j IDG J TRADE GAINS NOTED Sco-vil- le KLO USC fo Broadcast Tennis Match IET70n:i j BLUE TONIG EIT 8 00— KLO—News 6:1 )— KLO — South Wa ihlngton Furnhar Company’s Old Sptntona Whel 6:30 — NBC — Information Fleae CHftaa Fadiman’a Question and Atuf for Canada Dry Program 7:0 )— KLO — “Hawaii Calls’ from the Sunny lisle 7:1 5—NBC— Eugene Conley ai I Concert Orchestra 7:4 — NBC—The Three Cheer! 80i )— NBC — If I Had a Chance Tlnney master of ceremonies 8:30— NBC — Lannjp Gray’! ithythm 1 v school Jw Musical 9:00 — KLO— Schubach'B Ml 7 J Box J 9:15t — NBC — Jaok Jenny and Mrrw Macks from the Onys Club 9:30 — NBC — Joseph Rlhes orchestra Hotel Del m on icq — 10:00 --NBC — Joseph SUdy’s Sir Frapcis Drike Hotrl 10:30— NBC— Lanl Mclnttre’aj Look”W House Orchestra 11:00 —NBC — Nixon Restauran Orchestra 11:30— KLO — Silent ' (I 5 a I I i WEDNESDAY i 7:30 — KLO— Break fast) Club Riws' 7:55 — KLO — Ace Phot ! Service— PoptoMusid' 8:00 —NBC — Story of the Month— Drama 8:15 — NBC — Josh Hlgjtns of RJnchv 'l 8:30— KLO— Newe of the Air — 8:45 — NBC — Sweetheart A Petyr i May Singhe Breen NBC — Viennese Knaemble — Wad er Blaufuaa’ Orcheatra o Ranch Boy — ocal Group 9'45NBC — The Originalities --t- Popular Orchestra 9 59 — NBC — Arlington j Washington 1000 — NBC— Descript id f slon of Congress — NoveltyI Inatro lj5 NBC — Kidoodiers mentallsts j 10:30— NBC — National Farm and Home Hour NBC — President Roosevelt s Me j! sage to Congress 11:45— NBC — Phil Bflto and Concert Orchestra 12:00— KLO — News 12:15 — KLO — Checkerboard Tlrhe “Farm Music” — P Ot Richardson Grain j - d-- KLO will broadcast the Vines-Bud- tennis match from the ge Mad- ison Square gardens tonight- - at o’clock' over Blue Netseyen-thirt- y work of the NBC (API-C- hief of Police Charles M Kelley received a telegraphic warrant' today from Durham N C home of Duke university signed thes “Duke Vigilantes” for the arrest and incarceration of Doyle Nave and AI Krueger Southern California passing combination that won Monday’s- ‘ Rose Bowl football game “Hold Nave and Krueger of Southern California football team RAILROADER PASSES LOS ANGELES Jan 3 (AP)— vice Co) George - H Chase 70 president of United States Royalties corporation and former treasurer of the Union Pacific railroad died ' early today I De? If I SO-N- BC— ! 5 I t1 10-45- - I Where's Cupid? Couples Ignore free Marriages both charged with grand larceny viz: Stealing game from Duke university Truly two great (Signed) Duke Vigv Chief Kelley sent this telegram t 3 ALBUQUERQUE N M Jan Tar-tagl- ia M L Justice (AP)—Peace is wondering if Albuquerque some doubts engaged couples haveNew Year” about that “Happy Tar-tagl- ia “Your order has been duly obeyed Krueger and Nave in dungeon guarded by squad with machine guns New Year’s greetings to supporters" of most gen tlemanly and scienti ic football team ever to appear in Rose - Each January Justice customarily celebrates New Year’s and his own birthday by f BowL - j performing marriages charge Nobody showed up without i ! ( S S ) Company 12:30 — NBC — United States Marine Band Rochester Civic Orchestra lO0 — NBC — 1:45— NBC — Between! the Fook End with Ted Malone j 2:00 — NBC — Club Matinee — Ransom i Sherman master of ceremonies Srlitot 3:00 — NEC— Piano Tme — Arthur — The Jive Five ' NBC 3:15— — — M NBC Trio Landt 3:30 Railin’ P 3:45 — NBC — Vaughn Dcleath Original Sunshine Lady: 4:00 — NBC — Jesse Crawford! organic 4:15 — NBC — Piccadilly Orchestra 4:25 — NBC — Press Radio News 4:30 — NBC — Marlowe & Lyon piano dun 4:45 — NBC— Musical (Train — Your Re- quest program' 5:35 — NBC— Frank Hodek and III Or chestra and U 5:30— NEC— Horace Ileidt Brigadier 6:00 —KLO — News j j ( ‘ 2 f i f i I & J CHAMBERS Secretary 26 1938J1 Ogden Utah Dec Published Dec 27 28 30 1938 day Theft — Carpenter arid paper-hangtools were reported stolen AS STATE AID GUT from the home of Lester Sv at 2624 Jefferson sometime Detective H G since Dec 25 WASHINGTON Jan 3— (UP) Allred investigated The social security board today reported as a sign of business imIn Wilson— Weber county oncomreprovement a decrease off 21 per cent missioners said today that out by states in the amount a Wilson quest of C B Tracywillofbe j cleaned for unemploymentpaid in compensation drain near his place November as compared with the previous month New Light— Utah Power & Light into Twenty of the 29 states paying Co today had been requested benefits the near reported reductions rangstreet new stall a light ing from 21 per cent in Maryland Plain Cty school by county to almost 36 per cent in Michigan Brazil plans to gradually interstate export taxes The regular annual (meeting of the Stockholders of the Ogden Bench CaWater Co will be held at 8iT nal 23rd St Ogden Utah (m Monday Jan 9 1939 at 7:45 p m (for the purpose report of the of hearing the financial 1938 and lor yeai Secretary lor the such other biwlneM the transaction of as may properly come before fhe meet' ing:ALMA er in return: MEET IN O STOCKHOLDERS’ i ! 34- - 1939 515-51- Sister Dies— Funeral services were to be conducted this - afternoon in the Price L D S tabernacle for Mrs Mary Viola Wyman1 54 who died at her home there Friday Survivors include a brother George powers of Lyman Wyo ilantes” 7 6 5 4 3 so ed SALT LAKE CITY Jan 3— (AP) —Ora Bundy of Ogden and John H Moser of Logan were of the Utah Construction congress Building and £ K 1938 31 ’ i Jan Published Dec 29 - ’ 30i PROBATE AND GUARDIANbUlI i NOTICES -- f ' or 111 Hr-Clerk Consult County In with other Lions I'urther for ipective Signers clubs throughout the nation memInformation bers of the Ogden club today decided to increase the club memNOTICE TO CREDITORS bership in honor of Melvin Jones IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Weber County Utah) the international executive secreIxi the Matter of the Estates of WIL-aitary known as D VAN DYKE It was suggested that each club LIAM WILLIAM VAN DYKE Deceased and obtain two or more members by MARTHA E VAN DYKE Deceasedclaims Creditors will present their underJan 13 as a birthday gift to with attached to the Jones The Ogden club will en- signedvouchers of Derrah B at the 6law offices Ecclea BuildDavid deavor to obtain 13 new members Van Dyke 15ih the or on before) Utah ing) Ogden by that date' of February 1939 (' Passing Expert Held On Bundy Count 'Larceny To Building Board PASADENA Re-elecf- 1 INCREASE ROLL Guernsey— A registered) Guernsey cow has recently been sold by Niels Peter Nielsen to Albert L Teachman Jr of Ogden This animal is Magnolia of Ponds View 566440 A V MCINTOSH LIONS CLUB TO j W Dated at Ogden tltkh the 29th day j of pecemberi 1938 Mc-Cu- ne i ‘ John 1 ' ct Commissio- iT J I Despite his objections NOTICE ( I Notice la hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholdof the First Security Bank pt Utah Members of the Ogden Exchange ers National Association for the purpose club' were urged to “get in and of electing directors to' serve for the the transaction work for a better community” by ensuing year and for as ucn other business may properly of their president Buehler Clyde come before aid meeting will be held at a meeting today 'bank In at jthe banking house of said Utah on County Committee chairmen appointed Ogden City Weber 10th J 1930 at the January are Dp W C Swanson community Tuesday hour of 2:30 o’clock p m of said i ner-elect O - I” 3472 APPEAL VOICED Og-de- ARE ASSIGNED e 20th 'day VL -- - I m mXlan Clerk of the Second Judicial Dt— trlct Court In and for Weber state of Utah County By MABi E BRAMWELL Deputy published Jan 3 10 17 24 ft 1 JOBS 'I - - Twenty-membe- Fms -- r 5-h- ’ i Dtjtrhf'n New York notified county Quakers Gets German livestock show officials! today ai prize show herd vdll be entered Support Claim in the twentieth annual PHILADELPHIA Jan 3 (AP)— tion Feb 7 to 14 j The Nazi government was The in farm specializes breeding reported bull herd today to have given its approval of Aberdeen-Angu- s a program under which American for the epast three years has and enIn the big Quakers propose to provide imme- tered undefeated ent-ie- s diate relief for in Ger- eastern livestock shows many and to speed the - emigration Myrta Hales secretary saj this of Jews to other countries will be the first N 'The program was described try in the history Dr Rufus M Jones leader of by a The animals owned three-ma- n delegation representing Thorne will be en the American Friends (Quakers) Golden Gate exposition in San j service committee which returned Francisco Moriday from a month’s visit to Germany to study the situation IZCAl NOTICES Dr Jones a Haverford college NOTICE professor said the reich governTHE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB -ment had promised “fullest coSECOND JUDICIAL) D1STHJCT IN AND FOR WEBER COUNTY operation” in establishing relief STATE OF UTAH i stations throughout thq country to IN THE MATTER OF THE VOLUNfood supply money and other as- TARY DISSOLUTION OF HIE JAMBS sistance to approximately 600000 Q LEAVITT COMPANY- a corporai tion men and womenNOTICE 1b hereby p ven that THE Under the plan for accelerating JAMES Q LEAVITT COMPANY- a corheretofore organized and exemigration Dr Jones said 150000 poration isting under the daws of the Bute heads of Jewish families would be tan with -- its principal place of - Utah has filed spnt to transient camps to be- - busmesBatOgdem 'lth the undersigned Clerk of the set up outside Germany pending above entitled court' t application to the laws of the folate of establishment of permanent col- pupmant Utah to di isolve voluntarily onies and heaTlnst on suchi anon cation has been set “German authorities concede that for the 20tb of February 1919 before (he Honsoirie 200000 Jews will be left In day orable Eusene E Prat at hi court In County Bid at OrcIcu Utah Germany” the delegation's spokes- room ithe hour of 10 o'clock A M man addedv “These are the old the atAll objections to akld anpllcatlon infirm and the very poor must be filed In the above entitled Refreshments will be sery interested are invited ' US (adv) Program SuppdrtecI By the generals except John J Kodak Any size roll Pershing are getting ready for 25 cents Finishing— service Extra moving day Secretary' Woodring prints 3 cents each Lionhardt and the army high command soon Store (adv) will leave the historic old State Drug War and Navy building beside the P E O Unit— Chapter F P E White House O Sisterhood will meet with Mrs Pershing the graying Atwell Wolfer Wednesday lat commander who remains “general p m Mrs John Edward of the armies’ despite his 78 years will retain the second floor suite of Carver is in charge of the offices he has occupied for 15 years The suite was President’s Hoover’s Utah Chief — Best Carbon county temporary executive office follow- coaL Ogden Coal Clay Ph 1339 ing the 1929 White House fire (adv) Everybody else connected with the army will 'depart as soon as Recoveries— Traffic police endnew quarters are ready in the muIthe old year with 220 of the 222 ed nitions building a half mile away stolen recovered automobiles When- the military men vacate reLeach S S Traffic Sergeant Secretary Hull’s surroundings will ported The cars still unaccount be more in keeping with his contention that the state department ed fo f are 1928 models: is logically the “department of Slightly Used Baby Grant Piano peace” at the price of an upright Glen The World war demands for Bros (adv) out of the space forced the navy State War and Navjr building two From Minnesota — J Hormel decades ago a party of six persons will and Many Will Go pause in Ogden the morning of Nearly 400 army officers and Jan 24 en route from Austin employes and sixty years’ accumu- Minn to Los Angeles aboard the lations of records flags weapons Los Angeles limited it was reand relics are involved in the forthcoming maneuver to make ported today room for the state department’s 10c for your old radio tubes when expanding activities traded in on new Philco or R C Moving is an old story for the A 'tubes Free testing Boyles war department Its headquarters (adv) have been changed five times since the capital city was established — here in 1800 and activities are ofConvention Assiciatibn Rodeo the of Amerscattered now in 19 buildings ica) will Jan Ogden pass through Precedents promise little help 10 ap five fifty-fiv- e m en route a however in the army’s surrender fromj the association’s Conventionto the diplomats to San FranThe national guard bureau the at Livingston Mont cisco: army air corps and the staff of the surgeon general will make way furs for the general staff by moving T After Xmas sale of fine (adv) Gajewsky from the munitions building to other quarters Camp Change — Forty-seve- n Secretary Woodring Assistant CCC ii youths will pass through Secretary Louis Johnson and Gene fifty-fiva seven 7 at Jan eral Malin Craig chief of staff Hazen Nev to then are to transfer their staffs m en route from winter railfor the Utah Tintic from the State War and Navy men said road today building and an auxiliary building across Seventeenth street the war Account at Jerry’s Food Mart department subject to quick ex- will assure less food worries for pansion in war time has been 1939 delivery careful atPrompt moved about probably more than orders Reasonable any other major federal govern- tention given Finest Food Shop Ogden’s prices ment agency Phone 2$ (adv) 584: 24th street Hate to Leave ‘ After the Civil war congress To Idaho — A special party of authorized a great granite struc- Utah sheepmen will pass throughe ture to house the state war and Thursday at twelve fifty-fivOgdeh navy departments "for all time" en route to Idaho Falls m a With 10 acres of floor space it was to “Idaho Woolgrowers the attend the world’s largest office building convention railroad men said towhen it was completed in 1888 Originally planned as a sister to day the classic treasury building flankGood Bleats at City Meat Maring the White House to the east ket Lou James and his dad City the new structure under the influ- Meat Market 2602 Wash (adv) ence of renaissance styles became a gingerbread rococo conglomerConductors Unit—Auxil ary to ate the! Order of Railway Conductors But the generals admirals and will hold installation of officers diplomats long have taken pride in in the W O W hall at two p m its solid granite walls nearly four Officers and officers-elefeet thick which make it prob- Wednesday will practice at one! p un ably the capital’s strongest e Recital— Piano pupils of Mrs Frank Davey will present “An toEvening with Franz Schubert” Eleventh night before the L D S COUNTY ward Mutuals AH ings and grounds division today 3 county commissioners by 231s who had asked for Arrington 52 welfare the department complain12 ed that Chairman Simmons and 7 Commissioner McEntire had fail11 ed to ask him to sit in with them 47 and discuss the matter before32 mld-aftemo- these — “I was elected to succeed Mr Halverson and I think I am enUnion Carbide titled to the welfare department” Union Oil of California Union Pacific said Arrington United Aircraft Chairmen Simmons said “EviUnited Carbon dently the commissioner has a very United Corporation short memory” He dded that ArUnited Gas Imp rington had agreed to accept the U S Rubber buildings and grounds appointment U S Smelting at a luncheon a few days ago U S Steel : but this Arrington vigorously deVanadium nied Walgreen Simmons was reappointed chairWarner Pictures man and on motion of McEntire Western Union Telegraph given the coveted welfare post Western Air McEntire was placed in charge of Western Electric county roads White Motors Approval of road supervisor apWoolworth pointments was deferred one week wh' Arrington objected that he NEW YORK Jan 3 (AP) — The world knew none of the applicants and sugar contract reacted from early gains desired time to study them net higher but was still Transamerica See Oxfords Christenson’s today as: $250 Quality Shoe Mart HERD TO BE IIEBRE7J RELIEF The Tonight U S State Division Is Now ment association of the L D S Fourty ward will hold a dancing Department of Peace party after its meeting onight Hull ed All Arrington 20r was to buildthe county assigned 7 53 6 89 19 97 40 65 3 11 50 61 68 27 18 6 24 29 118 13 49 Men’s i I Lotos!!" 10-2- A HOGLE &CO end ether exchanftt ' 1 10-2- 0 Complimentary Copy Upon Request NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Sait Lai Stock Exchange 10627 10930 10928 11 01 11417 1076 10612 10823 109 12 1193" 10522 102 20 10225 106 6 1078 10420 10313 10228 1061 10626 10211 10410 10627 - yearly earning and other per- -' tinent statistical data on New York listed stocks as well as Fitch ratings of each security J 49-3- 9 d since 1929 latest dividends nd 2s profit-sellin- 870 Stocks V ’ Treasury March 1 quo-t- at nearby and raldwestern premium 3 S 49-- 4 6 exchange specials 28 mldwestem 4 S 5247 exchange standards 27 8 nearby fancy mediums nearby and western ex- 2 8 9 change mediums 26 pullets 24 i 0 2 s Browns extra 9 nearby and 1 western exchangefancy specials 27 1 nearby 3s exchange mediums 24 Duck eggs fancy Pacific Coast whites Jumbo and pre 8 mfums 4 specials standards Federal Farm Mortgage 32 33 mediums 1 3s 474 2 4 3s MARKETS AT A GLANCE Home Owners Loan NEW YORK Jsn 3 (AP)— Stocks — Irregular g 6 4442 hits aircrafts 4 3a Bonds — Uneven year-enrise is check- Curb— Easier aviations weaken METALS NEW YORK' Jan 3 (UP)— Following foreign exchange— Lower British cur- delivered metals rency breaks are today’s custom- smelters prices for Cotton — Mixed foreign and buying southern switching (Center per pound) Copperr Electrolyttc 11 Sugar — Steady trade support export 1050 Coffee— Lower casting f o b refinery 1077 European selling delivered 11 Chicago: Tin Spot straits 4650 Wheat — Higher: dry weather Corn — Firm with wheat Ea8t :Y°rk 5 Cattle — Mostly lower Hogs — Mostly Ne" down s' Y?rk 4’84 Eftt Bt 3jOU“ 4MnC: Aluminum virgin: N Y PRODUCE ' Antimony American NEW YORK Jan 3 (UP) — Produce: nUm' dollar per ounce Firm Idaho i200-2- 5 bag 34 00 21 25 box Quicksilver dollars per flask Poultry: Steady chickens nominal r 1727: l0U 2 14dg 28oKoan P0V?dered’ dolar P Pound: Live poultry: Steady geese 17: tur--! 0 ducks 16 fowls keys recelPt BUTTER AND EGGS weak creamery 7 futter extras 26 firsts maSrSrRANCISC0’ Jan 3 (UP)— Dairy 29-3- 9 24 37 Remington Rand 3 feed 3048 Barley malting Soy beans No 2 yellow 83 85-3 15 Timothy seed 2 Rye No 1 54 Red Clover seed 1300-160- 0 red top 875-92- 5 FUTURES 40 22 3 16 49 0 33 65-6- 70-7- General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Gt Nor Ry pf Hudson Hupmobile Illinois Central 1000-115- 0 half-bloo- - Curtis Wright Delaware and Hudson du Pont" Eastman El and Mus Electric Autolite Electric Power & Light Erie Firestone General Electric -- 69-7- l-- Auburn Balwin Locomotive pf Baltimore and Ohio BarnsdalF Bendic Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing ' Bordens Burroughs Adding Machine California and Hecla California Packing Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case Qerro de Pasco Chesapeake and Ohio C R I and P C N W Chrysler Coca Cola Colgate Fuel & Iron Colgate Gas and Electric Commonwealth Southern Consolidated Oil Continental Baking A Continental Oil Delivery Corn Products Coty Cuban American Sugar Cudahy Republic 65 100 Reynolds Tobacco B Tintic Standard at 40 ' at 410 Safeway U I Sugar common 100 at 92 CHICAGO Jan 3 (AP)— Cash wheat Schulte1 Sears Roebuck Walker 200 at 150 sample spring 66 sample hard 68 Corn No 1 mixed 53 No 1 yellow Shell Yankee 1500 at 14 1500 at 14 5344-5- 4 No 3 white 54 sample grade Socony Vacuum Z C M I 5 at 3600 50 Southerii Calif Edison Oats No 1 mixed 32 No 2 white 32 of fine territory wools in original 0 scoured basis bags brought d Mixed lots of territc wools comprising French a staple combing lengths togeth brought 5 scoured basis rise Wheat close urday May 70to unchanged - A T and S P Atlantic Oil Refining 375-47- 5 i Trade Increases On Wool Market! LAST SALES By the Associated Press Reduction 64 Air 191 Allied 'Chemical and Dye 11 Allied Stores 47 Allis Chalmers 100 American Can American and Foreign Power 3 29 American Locomotive 18 American Radio 52 American S & R 40 American Steel Foundry 149 American Tel Tel 89 American Tobacco 13 American Water Works 6 American Wool 34 Anaconda Nash National Biscuit National Cash Register strong mainly 650 Cattle 1000’ indications around steady National Dairy good to choice yearling fed steers held National P & L above 950 good fed steers held 875 New York Central 925 and slightly above range cows and heifers undertone firm good beef cows N Y N H & H quoted up to 700 low grade cows active North American Aviation steady to strong Instances 25 higher North American odd head to fleshy dairy cows 525 fat dairy cows held above 550 Northern Pacific low cutters and cutters bulls Packard steady medium grades 550575 Calves none good to choice vealers quoted Penney J C Pennsylvania R R lambs strong generally Pullman Sheep 1400 Califor-nlmedium 71 lb asking higher lambs 840 good to choice wooled Pure Oil 30-he- ad $975 to vealers fully steady 800-90- 0 REFERENCES STAGE RETREAT I in osoEri N RANDOM! AT HULL’S iVORD ! Quotations Furnished by i 00017111 LIVESTOCK Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 3 1933 RD EXAMINER f I t |