Show THE OGDEN STOCK MARKET FAVORITES UP IN BRISK TRADE Wall Street Steadied Is By War and Labor Developments (Last Sale June 9) (By The Associated Press) Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers American Can American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelting & Ref American Steel Foundry t if loo Alt Ref 63 & Ohio pf BY VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK June 9 (AP)— Bendix Avia chips" Bethlehem Steel Buying of industrial "blue home the ties and special kept mar- goeing f fires burning in today's stock ket While gains of fractions to 2 favorpoints or so were shown for and a ites at the close utilities inclined number of other groups tO lag Transfers approximated 425000 j i I J JJ xy Burroughs Adding Mach Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific ° -- & Ohio Chesapeake Chrysler Sentiment was aided to some exCoca Cola tent brokers said by reports on Colorado Fuel & Iron initial allied successes in Syria Colorado Gas & Electric Commonwealth Southern but ft was realized the Germans be ableto turn Continental Oil might eventually tne viae itmere Continental Baking A A little encouragement appar- Continental Oil Dela signs Corn Products ently was derived from stif-feWashington might assume a Somer Cotv attitude in labor disputes Cuban American Sugar financial doubters however won- HnHnriv not dered if stockholders might Curtis Wright get jthe worst of it movers on the Delaware & Hudson stock Hn Pnnt du Pont Eastman Rastman were upside Kodak Allied Chemical Westing-hous- e Electric Auto-Lit- e Grumman Aircraft U S Electric Power & Light Steel General Steel Castings pre- General Electric ferred Caterpillar Tractor Chrys- General Foods ' ler! Great Northern Iron Ore cer- General Motors preInternational tificates Paper Goodrich ferred Patino Mines Chesapeake Goodvear Clraham Pic Corp and Union Pacific Jones & Great Northern included liagsrards Railway pi Laughlin preferred a brisk climber of last week U S Gypsum Pub- Hnnn lic Service of N J and Texas Illinois Central Corp International Harvester International Nickel International T & T ! Wool Trade Drags On Boston Market I — Very few BOSTON" June 9 Inquiries for wool were being received to days Quotations on domestic wooli were unchanged compared with the close last week The undertone of the market was very firm despite the cusrent slow demand and the comparatively large quantities of A wool bein: received In this market large portion of recent receipts of wool were deliveries against previous orders Kennecott LIVESTOCK June 9 CUSDA) — Hoes: Sal through 1250 total 1530 active early sales 20 to 30c higher than last: week's close top $975 on choice 0 lb butchers highest since 1938 weights under ISO lb and over 230 lb few extreme weights mostly S925S950 down to $900 and below sows $700 OGDEN able 2S0 1SO-23- 775 Cattle: Estimated salable 500 through 35c: total 535 slow market not fully established early few sales about steady medium to good steers $S50s950 few common SS25 down few common to med- um heifers SSOOig 850 medium to good cows S675 4i750 cutter and common cows $60Oi 665 canners 5575 down odd lots good beef bulls $7356 775 few lots good to choice veal calves $1200 6' 1325 common and medium vealers quoted at SS25 ©1100 Sheep: Salable 5S00 through 5300 few lots medium to choice total 11100 trucked-l- n spring lambs steady to unevenly igher at S1000 1075: carlots unsold early numerous double deck cars Idaho spring lambs weighed late Saturday and Sunday $1185 1200 — Hogs: OMAHA June 9 Salable 3500 total 6200 active few early sales around 10c higher but general market 15 to 25c higher compared Friday 0 top S950 paid sparingly for choice lb bulk good and choice lb $915® lb $925945 few 160-18-0 940 good sows $885900 stags largely $875 few good feeder pigs $900 (AP-USD-A) 200-33- 1S0-36- 0 Lambert Titrcrett & Mvers B LOS ANGELES June 9 Hogs: Salable 1400 15 to 40c higher 0 than Friday practical top $1065 on 0 lb medium to choice lb medium $1000 weighty $1025 ©1060 sows steady $725 775 $1000 down feeder pigs to $1100 Cattle: Salable 3100 steers and heifers steady to 15c higher medium light steers $1025 01100 weighty held above $1075: grass steers $925 6 975 Calves: Salable 600 steady to higher vealers to $1325 calves $900 1200 Sheep: Salable 600 Iambs 25c high lb springers er: medium to good 59 60 r 10 35 good and choice quoted to (AP-FSMN)- 194-22- 170-23- 78-9- 2 $1050 16 ol't 26 2 36 Montgomery Ward 34Vi National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairv National Power & Light New York Central North American Avia North American Northern Pacific 16 12 13 9 3 21 8 19 30 Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Safewav Sears Roebuck Shell Union Soconv Vac Southern California Edison Southern Faciiic Standard Brand Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil Cal Standard Oil N J Stewart Warner- Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing 6 5 8 39 34 13 79 39 7 2i 56 "24 3 21 20 94 14 27 FUTURES June 9 (AP) — Low Open High V4 103H 105 106 01 03 04 74 76V4 77 V 72 74 76 36V4 36 37 Vs 38 Vi 225 -- 150 v Four months ahead of schedule the new WATCH 'ER SMOKE U S S South Dakota hits the water at Camden N J newest addition from friction to Uncle Sam's two-ocenavy Note ways smoking U S S the of n 35000-toWashington sister ship The South Dakota is and the U S S North Carolina o ' Close 102 104 106 y4 36 38 72 74 76 36 36 38 4150 Bristol Silver Sales at 500 Birth — A misprint in the Sunday-birtlist gave the name of Edward B and Florence May Hawas kins Greiner 524 Thirty-firGrenie The Greiners are parents of a new son h Entire Stock of spring coats one-ha- lf (adv) price at Wolfer's Meeting — Live Oak club will meet Wednesday at the home of Phyllis Upton 3238 Adams for twelve o'clock luncheon and cards " 172 01 65 00 04 03 Tintic Standard $180 Walker 100 at 25 at $180 25 60c assigned to the engineer replacement training center Fort Leonard Wood Mo Unlimited quantity of Nylon hosiery at all times L R Samuels (adv) Duties— Pvt Philip H Crosbie former stage singer has been assigned to air corps duties at Fort George Wright Wash said word received today from Fort Douglas at Store Your Furs Insured cold storage Bonded delivery service T Gajewsky (adv) By FRANKLIN MUXLIN CHICAGO June 9 (AP) — Wheat prices rose 2 cents a bushel at the start of trading today to highs unequaled here since under backed down May 1940 but weight of profit-takin- g Inspired by a net gain the past week of more than 8 cents Although quotations never got below Saturday's close much of the gain was wiped out at times with prices steadying Weakat around one cent net advance ness of corn due In part to moderation of the government's selling policy helped to unsettle wheat while many dealers who bought early due to excessive rain in the southwest holding up harvest and promot- - Exhibition — Logan Garden club announces its annual show will be held Friday and Saturday in Logan's C C Anderson store Judging will start each day at a m ten-fifte- en Linoleum Is going up on July 1st We have some Armstrong inlaid linoleum remnants at big savings Village Products 2971 Wash (adv) Display— The Utah Rose society rose show will open until ten o'clock tonight in the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City The cup for ing spread of rust turned sellers because nine best roses was awarded Sunof uncertainty regarding the market effect day to Mrs Lon Woolley Salt of a wet harvest Wheat closed 1 to 1 cents higher than Lake City SeptemSaturday July $102 ©1 02 lowber $104 & 104 corn to er July 72 c September 74 c oats une lower changed to lc CHICAGO June 9 (AP) — Wheat: No 3 mixed $103 No 4 red $101 sample hard tough 84c Corn: No 1 yellow No 2 No 3 73 No 4 No 5 No 1 white No No 2 3 sample grade 64© 70c Oats: No 1 mixed heavy 37 c No 1 red heavy 37 c No 1 white 38 c No 1 white heavy 38 c No 1 white extra heavy No 2 white 37© No 3 No 3 white heavy 37 c No 4 white 36 c sample grade white 36c Barley: Nominal No 3 malting barley 63c Soybeans: No 2 yellow $133 ©134 No 3 $1320133 7374e 73c 7071c 8283c 38c: 37c p m ed GRAIN 7373c 7172c 8182c82c Death— Chris C Geisler 78 a former Ogden resident died at his home in Menan Idaho Sunday night Ogden friends were advised today Funeral services will be held at Menan Thursday at two Bram-wel- ls Clayton Silver 500 at 16c Howell 3000 at 2c 1000 at 2c Mtn View 1000 at Pioche Br 1000 at He Prince Con 400 at 50c 55 at 43c 2c tour of the northwest While in Portland they will visit relatives and attend the rose festival They will return by way of San Francisco and Lake Tahoe In army — Henry L Weber of Ogden a sergeant at the air corps technical school Chanute Field I1L 4653 (adv) was recently promoted to the officer grade of staff — sends Fort Douglas Assigned ' ' word that Pvt William D Child sergeant and Pvt Miles E Jones have been Wanted used desks Call 4400 7c 37c Soybeans-J- uly (AP-USD- i 23c i 26c COLLEGE HEADS SEEK TEACHERS Dr Robert A Clarke acting vocational director at Weber college L Bendio and Edward Larsen of the vocational teaching staff were in Cheyenne Wyo today seeking to obtain instructors in aircraft mechanics to teach 45 mechanic learners who are to be trained at Weber college for work at Ogden air depot (Hill field) The mechanic learners will be gin their training next Monday June 16 It was reported at the college today that someone who can teach aircraft welding is particularly de sired Men for aircraft electricity and possibly other subjects also are wanted Some equipment in the shop in the national guard armory which is being fitted for use in training the learners still is to be installed ' BRITISH SINK June 15th Is Father's Day Get his card and gift at Lienhardt Drug (adv) Store 2800 Wash Blvd 5 NAZI SHIPS Engineers! — B of L E Division 55 will hold Its regular meeting p m inTuesday at three-thirt- y m because of stead of two p funeral services to be conducted LONDON June 9 (UP)— British warships in a gigantic sweep of the North Atlantic resulting from detection and sinking of the Ger man battleship Bismarck have now sunk five German supply ships and an armed trawler and have broken up one of the most serious threats of the war to shipping it was dis closed today The admiralty announced two more German supply ships had been sunk in addition to three supply ships and an armed trawler whose sinking had been announced Friday It disclosed that since sinking of the Bismarck on May 27 all available carriers and cruisers in the fleet had been en gaged in a search for German sup ply nhips for H H McCool Drostc's Cocoa at J erry'a Food Mart Dial 4491 (adv) Sleeting — A Relief society meetL D S ing of the Mount Ogden ward will be held at two o'clock Tuesday in the Twelfth ward Miss Alice Randall will sing and Char-len- e Randall will offer the prelude anti-aircra- l 1S0-27- 95: 12-0- 160-18- Girl Injured In Fall Off Horse 98-pou- 2730e 0 5000 3132c KILLED IN WAR BLAST 3s ve " - r 46-4- 4 47-4- ay 54-5- 59-5- FLORISTS 65-6- 52-4- nr Ogden City Floral Co 29c i '!! ! ! FUNERAL DIRECTORS (AP-USD- 3 DIAL 4659 ot 24e liSL - 54-4- 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s WEEK two-mon- th NEW TORK 31 134 1341 132V4 NEW YORK June 9 (AP) — Eggs (two — Cattle: Oct new 125 DENVER June 9 V4 34 124V4 123 days' receipts): 44640 steady Salable 3300 total 3400 calves sat Rye — Linoleum — Another end of season Mixed colors fancy to extra fancy 26 iable 300 total 350: steers 15c higher July new 58 58 57 57 extras load 1356 lb $1115 freight paid two Sept new 59 Va storage packed sale 1000 yds of Armstrong's bur59 58 59 ft firsts 25 c graded firsts 25c mediums loads $1025® 1050 flat cows strong Lard — back in large remnants Perlap c 23 No dirties checks 24c !load $725 strong weight heifer calves July average 9 95 1000 1000 995 23 fect merchandise $100 square yd $1075 01100 "vealers $1400 © 1500 ac- - Sept 10 15 1020 1020 1015 Whites: total Resales 600 and carry Village Products marks Salable of 3700 cash Hogs: premium 29 32c nearby and mldwestern premtice 15 to 2c nigner gooa ana cnoice Blvd Dial 4125 (adv) Wash 2971 0 ium marks 27 lb $960975: heavier $925 27c ® 29c specials — 9 MINNEAPOLIS June 0 (AP) Flour: standards 26c resales of exchange to lb $925 & good to choice cotton fancy heavier mediums 26©28e medCarload lots per barrel in 970: sows $850 ©900 Society— The L D S Fifth ward sacks: 1 Family patents unchanged $675 iums 25 c Salable and total 11700 lots Sheep: Relief society work and business standard n ©695 patents unchanged $545 Browns: Nearby and mldwestern fancy trucked-lspring lambs steady $1000 will be held Tuesday at Pure 15950 bran ©565 to extra fancy Shipments talking lower on carlots specials meeting $1950 ©20OO 27c standards 26c mediums 25 c two p m All visiting teachers are Pacific coast whites: Jumbo and premto attend iums 35® 36c specials 33 ©34c stand-ar- d requested METALS " m Barbara Jean Marriott 15 daugh mediums 27®28c NEW YORK June 9 (AP) —Copper: Cards and all the ter of Arthur Father's Day export electrolytic spot 1200 W of War Steady The ren was admitted Marriott newest books for gifts fasTin: X Spot 1100C1ZOO Dee hos Gardner Leora Berris and Mer-riet- ta to the and nearby 5325 forward Book Shop BONDS (adv) Emporium pital today for treatment of in Leavitt Speakers were BishNEW YORK June 9 AP) — Bonds: 53 00 Lead: Spot New York 585 9590 TREASURY Low Arthur F Burton — A $10 bail was for- juries sustained Sunday when the op Osborn East 8t Louis 570 1083 Speeding horse she was on fell her riding 4 4s Zinc: Eaat St Louis spot and forward Bishop John Wendell Interment 11124 feited in city court today by J E The was to believed have 5 T25 10816 girl was in the Afton cemetery with i McCarty 32 no address given on suffered internal injuries X-r1084 45 Pig Iron: No 2 fob eastern PennsylBishop Wendell dedicting the grave 1 vania: Buffalo 2400 Alabama 2038 10928 a charge of speeding were to be taken late photographs Aluminum: Virgin 99 per cent 1700 6 1106 BUDAPEST June 9 (UP)— The 0 11023 today hospital attaches said Her Antimony: Chinese spot 1650 YelParking—John G Smith 26Wool-seQuicksilver: 18600 nominal Hungarian appress HOME OWNERS LOAN reported condition was reported as "satis today y hotel and Wayne Platinum: Pure 3600 proximately 5000 persona were 3s 4 NEW YORK CITY BOND 10629 lowstone a kttS Tmn UT OWERS factory" Chines wolframite: 2500 G2&00 168 West Ruston 18 of each killed or wounded In an explosion 3s 80 Domestic scheelite: 2400 103 FURNISHED BY ARE forfeited $1 bail in city court toof 90 wagons laden with munitions FLORAL MARRIAGE KLENKE LICENSES overtime parking day for at the old Smederovo fortress near Dial 9958 Blvd NEW YORK PRODUCE The 2955 Wash Weber is county clerk today SEOAR — 7744 Produce: NEW YORK 9 June (UP) Moscow (Radio heard NEW YORK June 9 (AP) — A firm raw Belgrade License —John Rosemond Fuell sued marriage licenses to threa Potatoes: Old firm new steady Ida-b- o market stimulated trade covering in do in London quoted Budapest re19 unquoted 37 of Logan and Wilma Gregory couples: Carl William Hodson mestic sugar futures today Late prices ports as sayinsr at least liwi chickens Dressed poultry: Irregular were 1 to 2 points higher 25 Preston Idaho had obtained a Marriott and Mae Louis McFarat sold July 21 © Dial 4761 cons had been killed) 2277 Washington Blvd land 18 Noble Truman 551 and Sept 255 license from Ogden the Weber ones Live poultry' Largely nominal little marriage 8039 (Informed nazi quarters in Ber- offered 31 J Liquidation dominated world futures and Mexfowls reds 25c Fort Sumner New clerk today county lin prices declined Vt to IVt points 1600 Grant July Butter: 286900 creamery 35©35c confirmed there had been an ico and Hazel L Hathorne 33 Dumke Floral Co £24 and Dec 94V DL 7171 Eggs: 10886 cases firsts 25c occasions all for oait Flowers Lake AbM Merrill Clair Jack Fred Reunion— Spot raws advanced 2 points to 343 explosion but said they had no City: Mayor 7690 Cents on two sales of duty frees son 26 details) 24 to attend in Salt Lake and Mary Hinchcliff bott planned POTATOES In refined a deadline for the purchase — PotaCHICAGO June 9 this evening the fortieth an- Dotn or ogden of 495 cent sugar was extended to the toes: Arrivals 326 on track 431 total City SENTENCE DEFERRED end of the month by a large refiner from reunion of the University of nual 8 shipments 908 Saturday aix SunJune 14 nn AnHn U sentence of Imposition JUDGE WADE RETURNS class of 1901 He will be new Utah's demand stock moderate day i Futures supplies No 3 closed unchanged to 1 Smiley who to a Mrs good long California L A Wade of Second dis- KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G pleaded Abbott slightly stronger Judge guilty by accompanied 250 blgher t Sales 2650 ton July whites U S No 1 $245 ©250 old tock charge of foreerv todav had hon eupplies trict bid Sept court was back on the bench bid Jan 254 bid J MORTUARY moderate demand light Idaho i No 4 futures unchanged to H4 lower continued to June 14 by Judge L Russet market — The Label today after an absence of a little to Meet RusIdaho League weaker slightly Bales 6250 tons Vk bid 82 V Sept Trueman of Second district set Burbanks V 8 No 1 $210® 225 July league will meet at eight o'clock more than a week during which 99 bid Dec 93 Vi bid court Keith Wilson adult proba9658 Tuesday evening in the Labor he was convalescing from a heart BUTTER AND EGOS tion and parole officer is to inves All are delegates attack "BAR SILVER temple requested SAN FRANCISCO June 9 (UP)— i LONDON June 9 UP) — Spot and fu tigate the case to attend Dairy market: tures bar silver today both were unchanged 92 Butter: score 37c 91 ecore 35c 90 A single ounce of gold can be from Friday at 23 pence an ounce while core 35c 89 score 34c A Mr Mrs and Tour— Orval H the Back of England maintained 1U sold four-fo- hippopotamus la caDable of a in to sucn a thin layer that medium Eggs: Large 28 yawn Deeter and son Veloy are on a it will cover 146 square feet baying price at 168 abAllngj per fin ouncn small 20 c 28c: SPURT Km-viV- Random References st 06 00 00 06 00 60 00 02 01 OLIVIA OLSON NELSON Olivia Olson Nelson 75 widow IN retired Southern Pacific chief of Nicolay Nelson died at eight-thirt- y clerk to the division superintenda m today at the family ent who died at his home Saturday home 1784 Center of a heart ailWASHINGTON June 9 (AP)— mocning will be conducted Tues- ment day afternoon at two o'clock in Mrs Nelson was born in Bergen The federal housing administration chapel of the Kirkendall-Darlin- g Norway August 29 1865 daughter reported an Increase in the mortuary with the Rev John W of Elias and Louise Bergitte Olson today average of construction of Hyslop Episcopal minister of Salt She came to Ogden as a convert to weekly small financed through homes Lake City in charge An additional the L D S church when she was FHA-insure- d The avermortgages speaker will be Alfred Stevenson 19 years old She married Mr Nel- age Was 4806 a week during May l's a long time friend of Mr son in Ogden May 12 1888 Her compared with 4550 during April husband died October 23 1939 3992 during May 1940 Friends may call at the family Mrs Nelson was a member of and The agency received 31741 small home 879 Twenty-fift- h this eve- the Tenth ward Relief society home insurance applica mortgage Survivdrs include a son and tions Involving $147478327 ning until nine o'clock and Tuesday during until noon Entombment will be in three daughters Ray H Nelson which was a decline of 747 Aultorest memorial mausoleum Mrs C S Eccles both of Ogden May and $3405868 from the Mrs G W Kihlstrom Long Beach applications established record in April Calif and Mrs G L Kihlstrom INFANT ANDERTON federal home loan bank The The infant daughter of Ralph Lynnwood Calif and nine grand- board reported meanwhile that ur Funeral arrangements ban home and Margaret Shurtlif f Anderton children financing during April 3452 Grant died early today in a are under the direction of Lind139525 mortgages aggregated quist & Sons' mortuary local hospital ishortly after birth to $398305000 an in amounting a 17 per cent over April crease of burvivmg are the parents MARY A II LEWIS l of last year grandmother Mrs Vern Nichols Ann Headlev Lewis 94 Marv of Martin Minn and the following brothers and: sisters: Mary I widowed fortune teller1 living at BAR SILVER Robert Alice and Betty Anderton 2452 Lincoln died at her apartment NEW YORK June 9 (AP)— Bar silver of infirmities Incident to 34 ic unchanged all of Ogden Funeral arrange Sunday ments are under direction of Lind-qui- st aee Mrs Lewis had been a resident & Sons' mortuary of Osrden for about 35 vears She ed at two p m Wednesday in the was born August 6 1846 in Louis Oerden Buddhist church by the JOHN ALLEN BAXTER ville Ky and was a slave as a Rev C H Terakawa of Salt Lake Services for John Allen Baxtef woman prior to the eman Citv Memorial services will be interior decorator will be held young Tuesday at eight! p m in the proclamation or President held church The body will Buddhist Tuesday at two p m in Lindquist cipation She had been married Lincoln & Sons funeral chapel Bishop but her husband has been dead be taken to Salt Lake City for Elmer Peterson of the L D fc many years There are no known cremation Lindquist & Sons' mor Tenth ward will officiate tuary is in charge of arrangements relatives Friends may call at the mortu surviving con Funeral services : will h ary tonight and Tuesday until time ducted at two o'clock Wednesday of service Interment will be in in the chapel of the Kirkendall-Darlin- g Ogden city cemetery mortuary by the Rev W M Paxton of the Wall avenue Ban- KIKU NAKATA tist church Friends may call at PROGRAMS OF for Mrs Kiku Nakata the mortuary chapel Tuesday the in were held Sunday afternoon afternoon and evening from four THREE NETWORKS Ogden Buddhist church with the until nine o'clock and Wednesday until time of services Interment Rev C H Terakawa officiating Buddhist will be in Ogden city cemetery UBG-LIBS-in- U was the by Singing mothers accompanied by Michi (1430 Kc) GEORGE JAMES BURDEN Monemuro TnfprmPTir was In the Oeden City BRIGHAM CITY June 9— George TONIGHT cemeterv with the Rev Mr Ter James Burden 70 died at his home — Chamber Musio Society f NBC 6:00 akawa officiating 619 South Third West Sunday at Lower Basin street eleven-forty-fiKLO — Your Senator Speaks a m following a 6:30 — — Ted Steele — Novacard and MARTHA GARNER g45 —NBC illness orchestra for — services Funeral HOOPER He was born December 27 1870 6:55 — NBC — "The Nlckle man" Ray Mrs Martha Ann McGregor Gar-n- r in West Lulworth England the Perkins NBC — Jenkins and His Music wif of Justin Garner were son of John T Burden and Sarah 7:00— KLO — News — World War Local held Sunday in the Hooper L D Jane Harvell He emigrated to the 7:30 and Sports — Nick Barry announcS chapel with Bishop J Levi Beus United States with his parents ing 7:45 — MBS — Henry Weber's Pageant of officiating old two was he when and years Melody Thfl nrelude and - postlude were MBS — Voice of Hawaii they made their home in Wisconsin 8:15 — the — "I Love a Mystery — and — NBC Parker given by Mary and later moved to Nebraska He 8:30 Drama numoer a furnished choir ward came to Utah and made his home MBS — "Double or Nothing" —Quls of selections Soloists were Amy in Brigham City In 1912 December 9:00 show — The Amazing Mr Smith MnClov Joseth O Moore George 27 1903 he married Mary Johnson 9:30— MBS Keenan Welch with starring Florence and Manning at Logan lie was an employe of 10:00 — MBS — Raymond Wynn Gram Swing — ana Cook Vera Parker Commentator Mary one at the at Corinne railroad MBS — Jan Savitt's orchestra Marian Cox acting as accompanists time and also worked for the ce 10:15 — 10:30 — KLO — Bill Steele's Sports uorner The invocation was by Carl A ment 10:35— MBS — Pancno ana nis orene plant for many years by —MBS —Lew Diamond's orchestra Lindquist and the benediction 11:00 He widow is and survived his by iii-- i vj rv AnHntnri Press Bishop George Bennett or west the following children: Mrs Rose 11:45 NBC — Richard Himber's orchestra Point Speakers were John M Rucker of Collinstonj Mrs Bessie 12:00 — —KLO — uooa ivigm Rplnnn Tsse W Fowers Bishop TUESDAY Klammath Falls Ore 7 00 — KLO — The Sleep Wreckers J R Beus and Bishop J Levi Hodges James Burden Salt Lake 7:30— MBS — The Singing Strings - -Beus Interment was in Hooper George — The Wife Saver — Allen City Mary Wells and John Burden 7:45— NBC cemeterv with Joseph E Garner Willard Prescott Arthur Burden Wells KLO — Associated Press News dedicating the grave Camp V of Nev Mrs Ruth Taggart David 8:00-— NBC— Viennese Ensemble 8:15 the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Burden Brigham City 11 grand 8:30— MBS— John Metcalf "s Choir Loft MBS — The Buckeye Four attended in a group and assisted children one sister Mrs William 8:45— — NBC — Betty Randall's Luncheon 9:00 flowers the with grandchildren Hartnell Milwaukee Ore Party— The Grandsons were pallbearers Girl — MBS Funeral arrangements will be 9:15 — National Farm and Home NBC 9:30— under direction of the Harold B Hour CONRAD H LARSEN iie- Lee home Felt KLO— Mary funeral Taylor's 10:15— LarServices for Conrad Hoskins cipes Funeral services will be held — KLO —Classified On the Air sen were held Sunday in the L D two p m at the 10:30 at TTTfl An Mark Levant and his Violin Wednesday in S Ninth ward chapel with Bishop funeral home Interment will be In 10:50 — NBC — Jeno Bartel's orchestra E Smith Murphy officiating 11:00— MB3— cearic jrosier the Brigham City cemetery was offered tor home the at Prayer Friends may call at the family KLO — Lion's club address by Bishop William DeMik and home 619 South Third West Tues 11:15— — 11:30 KLO — The Musical Train — Rebenediction was given by Ivan day afternoon and evening and 12:00—NBC — "Orphans of Divorce"— Dramatic serial Jackson The prelude and postlude Wednesday until time of services of Honeymoon NBC — Amanda 12:15— Chadwick were played by Erma Hill —Dramatic serial 12:30—NBC — John's Other Wife — DraJUZO YOKOYAMA Prayer at the chapel was offered were matic serial Owen Singers Ridges Juzo Yokoyama 63 a cook died 12:45— NBC— by "Just Plain BUI" —DraChadwick Carol Ila Wright Erma of a heart ailment at his matic serial Sunday — MoUier o'Mlne — DramaUe Mrs Weldon Miller Mrs Miller home 259 He had 1:00—NBC Twenty-fift- h serial and Erma Chadwick also acted as been 111 seven weeks 1:15—KLO — Hello Neighbor Sidewalk In- ' Mr Yokoyama who was born In accompanists Speakers were Albert terviews —Club Matinee —-- Variety Manwaring Bishop Charles W Japan April 9 1878 had lived in 1:30— NBC show Glen A Wellsville of Maughan Ogden for 20 years He was a son 1:45— MBS — Eleanore Sherry's songs of Itaro and Fusa Kobayash Wright and Bishop Murphy 1 :55 — KLO — Success and Why —NBC—Richard Brooks Graveside services were held In Yokoyama He came to the United 2:00 2:15— NBC — Music In the Afternoon Wellsville with Thomas S Brad-sha- w States 30 years ago residing in San 2:45 — NBC — Wayne Van Dyne — Songs offering the prayer and Mrs Francisco for 10 years prior to 3:00—MBS— Associated Press News Weldon Miller and Carol Ila coming to Ogden 3:05— KLO — Associated Press News 3:15 — MBS — Eddie Rogers' orchestra William a duet Wright singing — Program to be announced He married Hide In Kawano 3:30— MBS— — NBC Wings On Watch — AdvenP Latham and Bishop John J 1919 In Japan He was a member 3:45 The of several ture drama Hendry of Wellsville spoke — "Easy Aces" comedy with Japanese organizations — grave was dedicated by Oliver S including the Ogden Buddhist 4:00 NBC and Goodman Ace Jane Arrangements were in church 4:15 — NBC — Mr Keen Tracer of Lost Bailey Persons Aultorest mortuary charge of were Survivors include the widow two 4:30— KLO —The Hollywood Express under care of the sons Flowers KLO — Hawaiian Ensemble ' and two daughters Mitsuo 4:35 — — KLO — The Esquires' orchestra Relief society Shigeo Chiyoko and Hisako Yoyo-yam- a 4:45 5:00 — NBC — Gordon Jenkins' orchestra of Ogden and a brother 5:15 — MBS — Below the Rio Grande THOMAS II WILDE —NB — Uncle Jim's Question Bee 5:30 of Frank Yokoyama Kimberly — Quis show Two services were held for Thom- Nevada — MBS — Lang Thompson's orchestra 6:00 as H Wilde — one Saturday afterFuneral services will be conduct- noon In the L D S Second ward chapel in Ogden with Bishop Frank Affiliated With CBS C Simmons officiating and the Red NBC Network second Sunday afternoon in Afton Wyo At the Ogden services music included a duet by Nina and Homer Nielson and a solo by Vera Niel-so- n The Voice of the West Nellie Hewlett was the accomThe Popular Station was invocation The given panist by1 Walter H Todd and the beneTONIGHT diction by Paul Kammeyer SpeakTONIGHT 6:00 — CBS — Lux Radio ' Theatre E President George ers were 7:00 — CBS — The Lady Esther Serenade-G- uy 6:00 — NBC — Dr Lombardo 6:30— NBC— Barrel of Fun Browning William M Thornock 7:00 — NBC —Contented Hour 7:30— CBS — Blondie and Bishop Simmons 8:00— CBS— Amos n' Andy NBC — Cavalcade of America The second services were held 7:30— — NBC — Pleasure Tims 8:15 — CBS — Lanny Ross Tenor 8:00 8:30 — CBS — Gay Nineties Revue NBC —News in the Afton L D S ward chapel 8:15— — NBC — Hotel Lexington orchestra 8:55— CBS—Bob Trout and the News with Bishop John L Metcalf of- 8:30 — KDYL — Sam Cuff and Sir Francis 9:00— CBS— "Those We Love" 9:00 was invocation given 9:30— KDYL — The Mayor Reports 9:30— CBS— "What's On iTour MlndT' ficiating The benedic- 10:00— KDYL — News 10:00 — KSLi —Hymn Service by Delos Gardner and the — KDYL — Rhumba Casino 10:30 — KSL — News tion by Harry Croft Music was 10:30 —KSL— Masterworks of Music — KDYL— Music In 11:00 11:00 furnished by Ruby Chadwick Ivan 11:30 — KSL — Freddy Nagel's orchestra Time 1200— CBS — Bill Marshall and Gaylord NBC —Blue Moonlight Gardner Milton" Turner Archie 11:15— — — Mc-Co- ol KB© an 01 170 I O ' f I ZL srion ltd 28 01 00 02 00 00 05 Yankee Zuma ' 1 450 25 Utah Cons Walker West 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range ewes with three jnonths wool $550 natives $400® 450 89 )Q Union Carb Oil Cal — Cat- Union CHICAGO June 9 Union Pacific fed tle: Salable 15000 calves 1200 steers and yearlings steady to strong fed Union Aircraft heifers steady cows steady bulls steady United Carb vealers steady to weak steers $975® Union Corporation 1150 prime fed steers held above $1300 long yearlings $1200 lights $1160 all Union Gas Imp weights $1025 ©1150: 1630 lb bullocks U S Rubber $1065 and 1500 lbs $1075 best heifers U S Steel cutters to $750 sausage $1135: 36 57 i 24 13 i 81 fAP-USD- f 31 a 11-1- 9 I Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard 3 Case J I Cerro de Pasco June (Monday New Link In Co St Ilogle Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion t'l F A T & S A Alta Tunnel fj" f T American Tobacco B American Waterworks American Wool Anaconda J J lJJ jg? & Baltimore Barnsdall ! 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