Show I THE OGDEN but Stocks STEEL MOTOR July 22— Hogs:530Estimated direct salable receipts 25: through Slow no top bogs 340 total 900 hardly enough other kinds to teat values: talking 10 to 20c tolower or around packers few $675 on best butchers $625 small lot weighty kinds early heavy sows $425 Cattle: Estimated salable receipts 45 light through 55 total 100 Slow few done grass heifers steady at $730 nothing early on other classessalable receipts Estimated Sheep: No 900 through 1000 total 5900doubles early sales late Thursday four choice 93 "lb Idaho spring lambs steady $S75 two loada 82 lb Idabos $850 car SO lb mixed fats and feeders $800 load 133 lb Idaho ewes $325 15 culls out at $150 OGDEN SHARES IN VAN OF NEW RALLY (Saturday July 22 (By The Associated Press) 58 Vi Air Reduction 171 Allied Chemical & Dye 9 Allied Strs 38 Allis Chalmers t 96 American Can 1939) Bid 1 Asked uly Continue to whOW Gains 1 By ELMER C WALZER NEW YORK July 22 (UP)— Stocks dove forward to more than 2 points in active dealings today and held well although week-en- d cut gains profit-takin- g Trading which ran at a 420000 share pace in the first hour dwindled when realizing developed Further encouraging business developments and improvement in the foreign situation were major factors behind extension of the advance Steel and motor shares were in the van of the forward movement but Loft was the outstanding feature extending its gain for the week to around 8 points Wheat Eases Slightly ' Wheat eased slightly corn was cotton firm and steady Bonds im' proved Steel operations continued to aid the stock market Indications were that” the national rate would reach 60 per cent next week Department store sales for5 the per July 15 week were reported cent over a year ago and the domestic copper price was hiked cent per pound The another American American American American heifer 1100-146- J July 22— (APUSDA) —Hogs for week: 1750 30 to 60c low-e- r week's top $810 closing top $760 bulk $675® 775 sows $450® 550 Cattle for week: 4450 medium to good steers 15 to 25c lower other classes fed steers $825 ® 990 fully steady common to medium $700 800 Mexicans $625 685 fed heifers $725 900 common to medium $6 25 750 s few to- $685 cows $550® 650 and cutters $400 525 bulls to $725 Calves: For week 1075 strong vealers $900 1050 calves $750®’ LOS - I r 650 00 01 01 j 05 J 01 I 01 J lintlC Central 13 440 Tintic Standard -- can-ner- I Bv FRANKLIN MtXLIN CHICAGO July 22 — (AP) — Liquidation was resumed in the grain market today tumbling wheat and corn prices cent a bushel or more September and December wheat touched new lows for the season and were only about 4 cents above the bottom levels reached early last winter and with those exceptions were he lowest since 1932 July wheat closing at 6234 came within 4 cent of the season’s low established last October All corn contracts and deferred oats deliveries fell into new lows for the year corn at the lowest prices in six years with at the close July quoted at Wheat closed cents lower than Dec 65® yesterday Sept 65 4 c corn to He lower Sept 39 41 ©40c Dec oats to 41Vic c lower 1 Earlier in the session wheat had sup- 01 125 Walker West Toledo QUIET IN WEEK r Lt & 6 I Z C M pfd5800 13800 I 00 05 11 Today’s Sales 28-3- 1 Sf-S- 170-22- 0 one-ha- lf n 54-4- 4 to3s ewes4s I 47-4- 5 56-4- 52-4- 7 55-5- 1 60-5- 64-4- 4 - 13c ‘ I 6 26c 2525c (AP-USD- Complete Brokerage - Facilities 0RDLRS in stocks bonds and basic commodities executed iiall markets for cash or on margin J A HOGLE & CO Established 1915 Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Salt Lai Stock Exchanfa and athar xchangs Kiesel Bldg Ph 8440 Stocks: Firm steels 102 $100 MARKETS AT GLANCE NEW YORK July 22 — (AP) — 7 and larger motors lead re covery Bonds: Improved rails In front industrial Curb: Higher specialties bought Quiet chief rates Foreign exchange: steadily maintained Cotton: Steady foreign and domestic support Sugar coffee: Closed CHICAGO Wheat: Lower Canadian rains Corn : Lower Cattle: Steady Hogs: Steady NEW 15 j ' FRANCISCO 90 score 23 Cheese 13 c 22 e 89 Eggs: Large c medium 22 $150 Globes U S 60 per cent No jh NEW YORK PRODUCE YORK July 22 — (UP — Produce: chickens Irregular Easy roosters 13® 14c Butter: 472917 lbs creamery 24 ’ flrgtg 2223c FLOUR — (AP) — MINNEAPOLIS Flour: Carload lots per barrel in 98-lcotton sacks — Family patents unchanged at $485® 5 05 standard patents unchanged at $395 415 shipments 26 Bran $1375 1400 125 July 22 c 24-ho- 1 21 38 47 48 J a J j 32 J I 27 ' 6 1 13'- - 58 6 37 25 16 45 52 8s 55 Ms Sarah Scroggins crippled is shown as CRIPPLE ON JOB she and seven other women picketed the Yuba county jail at Marys- ville Calif demanding the release of their sons and husbands jailed for illegal picketing in a fruit picking dispute ina-s- By STEPHEN J McDONOUGH Associated Press Science Writer WASHINGTON July 22— Discovchemical” “mystery’ ery of a which probably never will be seen but which makes man’s life on earth possible was announced today by the Smithsonian institution Dr E D McAlister physicist of the institution reported he had found an activator or pilot chemical present in the process of phois contosynthesis in which sunlight chloro-phmatter by verted into- solid the green coloring matter of plants Without this conversion of light man into matter by chlorophyll rica f yl - would perish Stewart Warner Studebaker Sunshine Mining 47 5 n 83 16 Union Carb Union Oil Cal Union Pacific Union Aircraft United Carb Union Corporation Union Gas Imp U S Rubber U S Smelting U S Steel QQ3- 62 2 y (D-Ne- v) i 47 54 54 24 5 26 24 HO Vanadium Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph Western Air Western Electric 9 White Motors Wool worth - 48 A FRENCH BLACKSMITH SLAIN FOR ESPIONAGE 'WINGS' Oil COAST UTAH CRICKET WAR PROMISED GY KING WASHINGTON July 22 — (AP) said to—Senator King day the agriculture department had promised to investigate and take necessary action to check a (D-Uta- h) cricket infestation in northwest Utah ' King asked Secretary Ickes set-to 22 (AP) NANCY prance July irrigation payments by French blacksmith delay A tlers on the Ephraim project in Louis Lucien Franck was executed San Pete county Utah which are Friday for having sold information due this fall to a foreign power during the Czecho-Slova- k crisis of last Sep ELECTRICIANS REPORT tember A brief military communique an nounced merely that he had been PROJECT ALLOTMENTS executed Presumably he died before a firing squad Details were kept secret under a new law gov WASHINGTON July 22— (UP)— erning executions The rural electrification adminislead to be the said was Franck alloter of a spy ring Two other men a tration today announced 22 for ments of $3791500 laborer and a clerk both French projects were sentenced to life imprison was $69000 to the Sun Included Lebrun Albert President yes ment association Electrification River terday refused Franck’s applica at Fairfield Mont for 68 miles of tion for a pardon line to serve 158 members in Cascade and Chouteau counties The was allotted AT project previously 248 miles of line July 22 (AP) A Utah farmer boy who never had flown before this month has his “wings” He is Loran D Bnggs of Boun tiful Utah first student of the first pilot class to solo Briggs did it yesterday BURBANK Cal — N I OOMESTIC COPPER THREE-MONT- H PEAK NEW YORK July 22 (UP) Leading producers Saturday ad vanced the price of domestic cop cent a pound to 10 cents per the highest level since last Apn 19 $228000 to build in Cascade Chouteau counties and Teton OIL KING PASSES CALGARY Alta July 22 (AP) — W S Herron 69 oil company executive died early today He was credited with discovering oil possibilities in Turner valley which developed into Canada’s major petroleum field " Rchthreeers vas been edi- - 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P P nd P for Sanomat years Helsingin “We” declares Foreign Minister Erkko “believe in our neutrality and we will make every effort to stay neutral in any European con 1 flict” “A mere declaration of neutral- V 1 Friends call at the his animals would be unable to survive for lack of food and he would have no oil wood or coal It is in wood and the fQr(jgs) formed of coal and oil With London" obviously the main deposits that has sun’s energy the it from target the entire east coastcen-of been of millions for preserved Britain and inland industrial and furnish heat light ters like Sheffield Birmingham years to for modern man transportaton marked are and Manchester also However chlorophyll apparentout as major objectives initial push like the bely needs an automobile The air raid defense league engine bean on starter lieves that “such a key strategic McAlisDr steel-makidistrict fore it can go to work to point as the “start unable is since it said of Sheffield might become a tar- ter cold” off get in the “Blitzkrieg” The process of photosynthesis al“If we assume that the active been believed to be the defense would be able to divert waysofhas the sun’s energy by chlorsome to destroy some and to use to take carbon dioxide out their ophyll frighten others intothedropping with other main target of the air synthesize itwater bombs away from and principally a large number of raiders will yet materials cells other to plant it along remain to reach the target and pass to make them grow the said there” bombs their drop The Smithsonian scientist found league in a series of delicate experiments however that the process is more a complicated When he flashed of young a on group HULL WOULD SLOW srong light start wheat seedlings they did not immedidioxide carbon to absorb brief time lag EMBARGOES MOVE ately There was a started And before the process a off when the light was turned ' the with similar lag occurred WASHINGTON July 22 to absorb the said Hull Cordell State of plants continuing theories to previous today that in view of congress’ gas contrary this he for explanation he The to only preferred adjourn eagerness intermediate an to wait until the next session to declared is that works between render an opinion on a proposal mystery chemical and’ the carbon diimto the chlorophyll to empower the president oxide and is the real substance pose embargoes against Japan which ties the two together to Chairman Key Pittman of the senate foreign relations make- plants grow committee said that in view of could Hull’s statement the proposal not be acted upon at this session UTAHN OBTAINS (UP-Secretar- Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing " He would have no green plants to eat ng Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil Cal nuhh klv ? ity may not be sufficient” “In that case we are prepared to defend our neutrality” In this connection Mr Erkko points out the proposed fortification of the Aaland islands must hf regarded as a “practical annect JENNIE BERRISFORD in Services for Mrs Jennie Schoon- - eity and not necessarily feels hef that maker Berrisford 54 who died j cation that Finland is threatened Friday will be ronducted Tuesday neutral position No Menace at two pm by Germany V -' Russia has protested that sh the Rev John 'fVt J E Carver of has a right to be consulted regard ' Y First Presbyter-- 1 Jng such fortification but Finland ian church at “ja pepared to proceed indepenAultorest mor-- y dently with a defense program for chapel the Aaland Islands” Interment will be in Aultorest memorial park ' Y I 1 Finding of Mystery Chemical Of Life Claimed By Physicist long-distan- ce 27 i J Brit-n11- ur jan morale as to induce a demand for peace at any price ? The league believes that “f force of three squadrons of nine machines each would probably be jargest that could be handtec on a single raid conveniently though for purposes of ‘frightful ness’ some raids might be made up to higher numbers than that” Germany’s Force Estimated Germany’s total raiding force the “tentatively” estimated by 1750 and 1500 between at league machines is split into four fleets based on Brunswick Berlin Mu-Ui- 7 nich and Vienna The Brunswick the four ar command largest of for raiddesigned is "admittedly Isles” British the ing (Some of Germany’s estimated 2000 bombers are believed to be raidunsuitable for used be would ing and probably of land 1o back up operations b Because crocodiles attack the rubber buoys for flyingboats and c score 22 c natives use them for practice fiats 14c triplets I gets for their spears a new type used in Af- standards of metal buoy will be large 24c c small 14 up ob-stren- line-construct- ion 27c Live poultry: BUTTER AND EGGS July 22 Dairy market: Butter: 92 score 26c 91 score 24 SAN White minimum Dressed poultry: 25c build steadily J 65-6- 0 1822c 16c 15c can sh t is the very 35 Vi strength in what in what is the very objective of the lightning blow— civilian 84 security and civilian morale” the 127 declared 16 vs league recently that lighbelieves The league 6 vg call for would blow strategy tly ning in a 1400 to planes launching up z I on assauU ’! 17 continuous war a of am m the first day 22 be- 62 That estimate is based on a ma4 lief that raids of around 30 I to 5 chines each vould be sent up 18 arrive on the average twice in ev hour of the day and night 158ery 169 1 The league argues that Ger- 2 tremendous lossrisk would many 26 es in a vast “lightning stroke m 8 an attempt to achieve immediate1 victory “by so undermining civu- Southern California Edison Trans-America- es 59-5- 6 2S 3S n fense 38 Vi S S Radio R K O Remington Rand Republic Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway war-feveri- oft-rumor- ed Pure Oil Friday July 21: The week’s run Cattle and Calves: In the cattle yards totaled 1442 head to compare with 1227 a week ago and 1464 a year ago Trading was on a quiet basis and most of the run was Odd lots of made up of grass cattle steers medium to good local changed hands at $725 to $825 and plain grass-er- s The heifer supply at $675 down consisted grassers at $725 to $775 auction skies Included The bulk of medium to good cows rated at $550 to $665 Including a car Montanas In the auction ring at the top odd head at $660 to fgure and a few ded woola had a moderate to f cows went at $690 Cutter and common demand Combing graded bright good to canners at $275 $425 to $525 and fleece wools were quoted on a grease o Bulla brought $525 $615“1 basis at $400 for fine delaine 2931 medium to good vealers went mostly wnn a few choice $750 to kiT j gnd quarter blood auctioned $875 to $935 plain to $700 $550 METALS Hogs: The market on hogs recorded a I material drop for the week with butcher j jjew YORK July 22 — (UP) — Today’s custom smelters prices for delivered metals quotations late around 50 to 65c lower to packers with hardly enough hogs of- - j (cents per pound) : export fered on Friday to establish a market jI Copper: Electrolytic ‘ 10 Indications 31 10 35 No top kinds were present refinery fob io casting lake delivered 10 however were that packers would pay 987 lb choice j Tin around $675 for best spot straits closed Odd lots of heavy butchers j New York butchers Lead: 4S5490 East and weighty j sti Loiiis 470 were around $625 650 450 New York 484 East St Louis Zinc packing sows were valued at $400 division Receipts in the sheep Sheep: 450 numbered 55184 head as against 54 Aluminum virgin: 20 21 409 a week ago and 41465 a year ago (dollars per flask of 76 Quicksilver a 9750 nominal Lamb prices were a little higher than 9000® lbs: The best springers wvent at week ago loads moved $835 to $875 and numerous within this range with some sorts at doubles of 79 $750 One and lb Utah springers made up from a size-- I quotations: TREASURY A band went at $865 able trucked-illoui few loads of Utah and Idaho feeders I 4s Truckedm lambs 2 s made $775 to $800 6 110 in small lots rated mostly at $725 I One load of 133 lb Idaho $785 Hf-?- A 3s made $325 sorted 15 culls at $150 5 10916 ) 2 car of 125 lb Idaho ewes went at $310 I 108 4 A “few “lots 2 s with 10 culla out at $150 10722 to of trucklns brought $250 $325 FEDERAL FARM MORT livestock Note: Carloads of shipped-i10920 bought for reshipment on the Ogden market carry freight benefits in variable CURB amounts except when otherwise noted YORK NEW July 22 — (AP) — Curb quotations: American Super Power NEW YORK EGGS 5 City Service ' & NEW YORK July 22 — (AP)— Eggs: 9 Share Bond 18149 steady mixed colors fancy to I Electric 68 Share pf Electric Bond standards extra fancy 4 Mountain City Copper 15 seconds 17 ISc firsts 1 dirties No ) Niagara Hudson 15c mediumsTechnicolor c checks 14 average 2 Whites: Resale of premium marks j united uas 30c nearby and midwestern prem 27 BAR SILVER 27c 24 exchange speium marks LONDON July 22— (UP) — Bar silver 24c cials 23 exchange standards pence an punce today 21c resale of nearby heavier med- - was fixed at 16 20 penny With sterling at $46825 27c nearby and midwestern up iums 22 was 3559 cents exchange mediums 2122c Pacific coast the American equivalent with 3546 cents specials a fine ounce compared jumbo and premiums 30 31c: mediums Forward silver was quoted at yesterday 2S3i©29sac standards I 16 pence an ounce unchanged Browns: Nearby extra fancy 22 29c ONIONS nearby and midwestern exchange — 20c 22 — CHICAGO specials 22c exchange standards July Onions: 21 cars on track about steady nearby mediums 20c Duck eggs: Nearby 16® 20c California (Stockton district) 50 lb sacks yellows U S No 1 medium to large tion or the calm of the midni J sun but you arrive in Finlaf“ these days with the feeling of having found a peaceful park on the Europe outskirts of The banging on the war drums becomes no more than an echo For although the Finns would fight like madmen to defend their independence they are fairly remote from the main arena They have known war and want no more of it They have no designs on any oth- er country and cannot see why any other country should have designs on them They think peacefully— and they sleep peacefully There are problems confronting this country and certain fears and anxieties as well but they are all tied to a stern conviction that Fi—v land can and must remain neut in European discord Leader Not Jittery You get a touch of this in talking to Foreign Minister E O Erkand deliberate ko who is large soothing in speech and amazingly I ‘manner There is nothing jittery blitzkrieg or “lightning blow” German air strategy Defense Steadily Built vigor “By careful planning and decivil in ous action peacetime North American Northern Pacific Packard Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad j3950 By ELMER W PETERSON foretell be-liev- 4A 77 National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy New York Central N Y N H & H J5900 no one can sh HELSINKI Finland (AP) — It may be a strong dose of imaging fense against air attack and whip popular enthusiasm to wartime efficiency Civilian defense the league is the “true answer” to the 6 Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Eureka Bullion 1000 at 35c New Parq 500 at 13 c Tintic Standard 100 at $440 Bv STEPHEN BRAY U S Department of Agriculture The following Is a summary of the Ogden livestock market for week ending I Lambert Liggett & Myers B Loew’s Lonestar Cem CATTLE TRADE Ut 14 26 65 24 Hupp Illinois Central International Harvester international Nickel international T & T Kennecott Kresge War-Feveri- - approved league a government to edu- formed but unofficial body I Hudson 38 Peaceful Park On Outskirts Of Europe But there are theories and here is the one of the air raid defense 20 Vi Graham Paige Great Northern Railway pf 32 gaby ij-a- I 600 I GRAIN port from commercial Interests I Silver King West Siver Shield SIOUX mines 08 'sheep for week: 5750 25 to40c low- - Zuma shorn er wooled lambs $850® 915 UNLISTED STOCKS lambs $750 815 wooled island ewes ewes shorn medium $300 $400 er 634633c ANGELES 12 15 33 14 06 24 1 precisely 19 General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear 200 160 71-7- 8 ic 38t38ie 01 04 near-choic- pre- 62e 20 02 0 Of course I Eastman Electric & Mus Electric Auto-Lit- e Electric Power & Light Erie Firestone General Electric 00 04 98 09 03 22 02 02 05 85 11 20 Cotv Curtis Wri°ht Delaware & Hudson du Pont 00 Vi 03 93 07 02 how horrible will be the Exactly v ““ i ‘ weighty steers $975 yearlings 1 I and Aluminum Company of America were up 2 points and more each Illinois-Iow- a Power preferred had a gain of more than a point Niagara Hudson Power Electric Bond & Share Cities Service American Gas & Electric United Gas Standard" Oil of Kentucky and Phoenix Securities were fractionally higher ) Lockheed Aircraft had a small loss Bond Market Quiet The bond market swung into a quiet but general advance today to close with gains ranging to over a point U S Governments advanced as much as 932 point under institutional demand High grade corwere firm porates Southern Pacific' Southern Railway and Northern Pacific issues gained a point and more Utilities were featured by advance of almost a point in Inter6s Local national Hydro-Electrtractions were higher General Steel Castings and Stude-bakbonds advanced around a were point Phelps Dodge 3 firpa In the foreign list Panama issues gained 1 F Continental Baking A ‘‘i Continental Oil Dela Corn Products LlO higher heavy slipping bulls steady to 15c 25c lower southwestern calves and calf-- I I New Premier weight yearlings- - steady on replacement New Quincy account mostly $950® 1050: negligible number $1085 1100 plain and medium INOrin Luy kinds $725 850 most yearling stock-- j- Ohio Copper ers $725® 900 Canadian steers seal- ‘ park Bingham lbs $8 75 925 tag mostly Sheep:-30- 0 compared last week slaugh-te- r classes mostly strong to 25c higher Park Ivonolu week's spring lamb top $975 paid for II Park Nelson e 86 lb Idahos bulk medium to pa-i prpmier 950 bulk good choice westerns $890 Utah Park lambs to choice native spring $925 9 50 top $965 108 lb dryfed yearto medium bulk good fed lings $825 Texas kinds $700® 775 top lightweight RlCO lb feeding Argentine western ewes $3 90 lambs $8 25® 850 Silver King Coal ur i — Cat- - 0J 28 - Case J I Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio C M St P & P Chrysler Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado Gas & Electric Commonwealth Southern 'r-90- INDEPENDENCE By JACK CULMER LONDON July 22 (AP)— Just what will happen if war comes to 27 Canada Dry Canadian Pacific j feeding lamhs weak to 10c lower week s top choice Colorado range lambs $950 yearlings bulk range lambs $865ewes $2 25® 350 medium $600® 650 native range feeding lambs $800 810 feeders $635® 685 breeding ewes $350 400 yearling ewes $500 600 was selling at 53 Is up 2 Chrysler hit 84 and held around General Motors held 84 up most of a 1 point gain Union Pacific was up a point American Anaconda Telephone General Mills Montgomery Ward and Westinghouse Electric were up a point or more Du Pont lost a ' point - ’ Dow Jones closing stock averag- es: industrial 14471 up 125 rails 3020 up 034 utility 2591 up 038 Stock sales were 810000 shares session most for any two-hosince April 8 and compared with Curb only 210000 last Saturday al131000 shares were sales stock so heaviest since April 8 againt 44000 a week ago Curb Shares Up Curb stocks advanced fractions to more than a point today in the ‘most active Saturday session in more than three months ’ s Bendix Avia Betlehem Steel Boeing Borden Burroughs Adding Mach California Packing Calumet & Hecla sows off more Sheep: 3800 before the close U S Steel Hydro-Electri- r7l Alt strictly good choice and prime medium weights and heavies prime 1387 and 1381 lb bullocks topped at $1075® 1085 re TO NEUTRALITY 471 England fcteel Foundry A T & S vealers steady to weak top vealers $900 stockers and feeders weak to 25c lower steers $6 50® 800 heifers $700 down corporations to report second quarter earnings had profits almost 90 per cent over the 1938 period Continuation of the Gen era! Motors strike had little adverse Influence on stock prices c International ferred Niles Bemenf Pond Radiator Barnsdall AP-USDA) TO PERFECT Of War 20 13 ! Smelt & Ref T A (AP-USD- 77 Just Locomotive American Tobacco B American Waterwork American Wool Anaconda — CatDENVER July 22 — tle: 65 calves 10 compared last Friday aome strength on beef steers steady medium weight $910945 lights CHICAGO July 100 calves 200 FINLAND HOLDS Lightning Blow From Air Is Expected In Event 2 4- In Department Store Sales CL ENGLISH WORK RAID SAFETY NEW YORK STOCKS (Last Sale) Quotations Furnished by J A Ilogle & Co d: SUNDAY MORNING JULY 23 1939 R New York Stocks Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations LIVESTOCK first STANDARD-EXAMINE- Bud Ward Ready To Defend Title may CO cha- pel Monday after n o o n and evening and Tuesday prior to services Mrs Berrisioru Mrs Berris-wa- s born in Pleasant Valley Junction now Colton Utah and attended school in Ogden and in Evanston Wyo She was the widow ofn George B Berrisford a toSpanish-Americawhom war veteran in Evahston in she was married ’ 905- - She had lived at St Paul Minn and Huntington Park Calif before coming to Ogden in 1926 PROGRAMS i ji nsc blue iiETWormip SUNDAY 9:00 — NBC— Radio City Music Hall of the Air 9:59— NBC — Arlington Time Signal from jWashtaRton 10:00 —JC DO— Ogden Ministerial Alliance i— I B Heggum Salvation Army 10:15 — KLO — ’’The Voice of Prophecy” Continental 10:30— NBC — Gleb ryellin’a Varieties 11:00— NBC — National- Music Camp at Interlocked Michigan 11:30 — NBC— Treasure Trails of Song for Madame 12:00 — Notebook — 12:15 — NBC — A Bookman’s Henry Jackson Joseph 12:45— NBC — Allen Roth presents 12:30— KLO— Pioneer Days On the Street 1:00— NBC— Sunday Vesper 1 :30 — NBC— Tapcst ry Musicale— Maurice Spitalny’s Orchestra 2:00 — NBC— Baukhage — News f rr'4f Washington 2:15— KLO — That Old Gang male qutiLr tet 2:30— NBC— Jimmie Dorsey’s Orchestra NBC— Letters Home — Ray Perktaa 2:45— 3:00 — '60— Canadian Grenadier Guard Band 3:30 — wc— Western open golf championship final 400 — KLO— Sunday Hit Tunc 4:15— NBC— Popular Classic with H Leopold Spltalny 4:30— NBC— Radio Guild drama fa300 — KLO— Thee Old Spinning Wheelmusic and western vorite 5:15 — NBC — NBC Orchestra Bevival Hour 600— KLO — 7:00— NBC — The Voice of Hawaii Jsom ’ - EVA A R HOLLIDAY Services for Mrs Eva Alice Riley E Holliday 40 wife of Josephwho former and Ogdenite lolliday died Tuesday in an Elko $7ev lospital were conducted Saturday afternoon in Aultorest mortuary Riley chapel by President James HInvocaof L D S Weber stake tion was by Charles E Peterson H and benediction was by Moroni ofwere numbers Vocal Doxey fered by Mrs Mary Ensign Campbell accompanied by Lorna J and Anna Draper Lila Hollidaywere Bishop Speakers Bingham R E Hoggan J Howard Jenkins George W Holliday and President Riley who also dedicated the grave in Aultorest memorial park NBC-Melo- dy i ’ old-tim- i KGU CLYDE E McBRIDE — Cherrlo C Inspirational talk 36 McBride E for Service Clyde and music — of 2036 Quincy who died Friday 8:00 — NBC Associated Press News Going Hollywood with May from results of an accident three 8 :05— KLO— Mann Sun conducted be will — years ago 8:10— NBC Noble Sissie’ Orchestra D S 8:15 — NBC— Yashka Boroweky’a Concert day at two pm in’the'L Trio Twentieth ward chapel Interment 8:30— NBC— Isham Jones and Hi 0" will be in Ogden city cemetery ol-- 1 chestra mortuunder directon of Deseret 9:00 — KLO— Utah Pioneer Caravan 9:15— NBC — Paiomar Orchestra ary Friends may call at the y home 9:30— NBC — Kay Keyser’s Orchestra servies Sunday prior to 10:00— KLO — Moonlight Melodics 10:15— NBC — Dancing With Clancy Orchestra 10:30— NBC— George Olson’ JACOEINA EVANS NBC — Mr Nobody — Phil Hanna’s H00— M Lar Services for Mrs Jacobina Orchestra NBC — Karl Kalash violinist sen Evans 74 who died late Wed 11:15— 11130 — KLO — Silent nesday will be conducted at one Sons pm Sunday in Lindquist & John MONDAY Rev the mortuary chapel by — Good Morning KLO 7:30— W Hyslop of Salt Lake City Inter— KLO — Photo Service 7:55 ceme ment will be in Ogden city 8 00— NBC — Viennese Ensemble — Walter Blaufuss and His Orchestra tery Friends may call at the mor— KLO— News 8:30 to services tuary chapel prior 8:45 — NBC — Allen Prescott — The Wife 7:30-j-NB- m Saver 9:00 — NBC — Dorothy Dreskln songs 9:lb— NBC— The Kldoodler — NBC — National Farm and Home 9:3b FUNERAL DIRECTORS “ program 10:30 — NBC— Peebles LARKIN MORTUARIES serial drama by Elizabeth Todd SEATTLE July 22 (AP)— The Ogden Salt Lake City Brigham 0:45 — NBC — Charioteers In Reading 11:00— NBC— Adventures field in ye City and Los Angeles largest and strongest in NBC— Manhattan Melodies 11:30— 821 Wash466 Phone 24th the Ogden will tee off Monday NBC— United States Marine Band 549 12:00— tournament — Days from the golf 12:30 KLO — Pioneer ington State open club where MarStreet D ALL KIRKEN Seattle Mortuary golf at the Darling — Between the Bookends witn 505" 12:45— vin “Bud” Ward of Spokane de Phone 150 529 - 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