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Show LIVESTOCK SITUATION JUNE, 195 dropped during Cattle receipts 1 he holiday week. predominated in the supply Cows t with a moderate amount of other classes available and very few choice steers. Trading was slow first on all classes on Tuesday, the market day of the week. Prices recovered some at the close. The hog market was 25c to 75c higher than a week ago. Several loads of mostly choice steers, averaging Ml to 1050 lbs., sold June THE JOUBNu Page at $21.5 to $21.75, a few loads of good to low choice steers weighing to 1200lbs brought $25.00 to $21.2.". The bulk of commercial and good steers sold at $21.0 to $22..r0. Self-Expressi- on V r , -- C- -- y - Utility and commercial kinds sold at $ is.no to $20.00. Three loads of choice fed heifers weighing 700 to 825 lbs brought $22.75 to $25.00. Good and choice kinds sold at $20.50 to $22.00. Commercial and low good grass heifers brought $17.00 to $10.50. Two loads of Brahman cows sold at $10.00 to $17.00. The bulk of utility to commercial cows brought $12.00 to $15.00. Canners and cutters sold at $0.50 to $12.00, shelly kinds $7.oo to $s.oo. Good and choice slaughter calves and vealers brought $20.00 to $22.75, odd head to $25.00. Commercial type brought $18.00 to $21.00, cull and utility kinds $12.00 to $17.00 Medium to good feeder steers weighing S75 to 075 lbs brought $20.00 to $21.00. Common stock cows sold at $8.00 to $10.00. The bulk of choice 188 to 225 lb. butcher hogs brought $27.00 to $27.75, a few reached $28.00 on Tuesdays market. Choice 270 to 5(H) lb. weights brought $25.50 to $20.50. Medium quality weighing 500 lbs. and over sold down to $25.00. Choice sows brought $18.00 to $10.00, a few 500 to 450 lb. Viking Sets Mark V" '( "'' V- V,4 on permanent plans. The only GI Life insurance which may not be converted under present laws is the special five-yenonconvertible term policy is that issuable to veterans with service since the start of the Korean hostilities. All veterans who hold NSLI term insurance issued before April 25, 1051, may convert these policies to permanent plans of insurance. Those who convert pay the same rate throughout the premium premium-payin- g life of the policy. Term policyholders, on the other hand, pay at progressively higher premium rates as they grow older. Permanent plan policies provide guaranteed values which term policies do not. These guaranteed values, which are available to veterans after premiums have been paid for one full year, include cash surrender value, policy loan JOURNAL rived that day in an Ogden hospimatter at Entered as second-clas- s tal included a daughter to Mr. and Layton, Utah, under the Act of Mrs. Duwain .arson, a son to Mr. March 8, 1879. and Mrs. Gene Edwards, and a son Published By tu Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher. INLAND PRINTING CO. Phone: Kaysville 10 The Melvin CLEARFIELD Wilcox family welcomed a new 1 ittle son to even up their family on June 1. Helping their mother to tend the little guy at home are Karen, Nihla, and Howard. Mrs. Irene Doney of Uiyton, grandmother, also was lending a hand for a couple of days. WEMBEP smgmrir. PtitSs ASOf IATI0N UTAH STATF NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Natl Advertising Representative Newspaper Advertising Service. 222 No. Michigan Ave. Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. White are happy to anSubscription: $1.00 Per Year Payable in Advance. nounce the arrival of a grandIn combination with daughter in Centerville. She ap- The Weekly Reflex, $3.00 per year. peared on June 2, as the fourth Lloyd E. Anderson child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Editor Manager This is the 27th grandchild and .Mary B. Bowring thirteenth granddaughter for the News Editor senior Whites. J. V. Woolsey Display Advertising Manager CLEARFIELD Household Hint Grease stains In synthetic fabrics should be treated by working a strong solution of synthetic detergent or soap into the spot with a sponge. Rinse in cold water, until water is clear. When grease is removed, article may be washed as usual. Administration More than $450 million of term National Service Life Insurance was converted to permanent plans, such as ordinary life, 20 payment life, 50 payment life, and endow-- i ments during 1053, VA announced today. Of the more than 0,000,000 World War Two policies in force today, more than 2,000,000 are on per-- I manent plans. At the end of 1045, only one per-- I cent of all NSLI policies were on permanent plans. Today, almost 55 percent of all NSLI policies are The June 2 was CLEARFIELD published in the A weekly newspaper of the residents of apparently Clearlield Day for interests the stork. New Clearfielders who ar- Davis County, at Layton, Utah. News From Veterans' J'.' STORKTALK 12, 1951. 'One-Ma- n Sets World Record Army' is shown as it soared to a record altitude of 158 miles at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. The new height exceeded by 22 miles the records established by three earlier versions of the Viking in 1951 and 1952. The rocket reached a speed of 4,300 miles an hour, compared to 4,100 reached by earlier models. (International) A VIKING ROCKET SALLY'S SALLIES ar DAVID DWIGHT EISENHOWER and his sister, Susan, grandchildren of President Eisenhower, choose their own poses as they are photographed at Augusta, Ga., the Chief Executives favorite vacation spot. At top, David ignores the cameramans instructions and views the lens with wide-eye- d amusement. Below, Susan holds in an effort t? appear thoughtful. (International) her chin and pouts LOS CALIF. ANGELES, Shot leaving Parry OBriens finger tips went CO feet 5 inches for world record. OBrien mark. broke own two-week-o- BUY SELL TRADE What, my dear, has outer space to do with me? policies, which have been permit- ted to lapse for of premiums when due but which are still within the five year term and reduced paid-u- p provision, period, may be reinstated and coninsurance. verted upon application to VA VA said that thousands of term before their terms expire. Muggs and Skeeter ld non-payme- nt .By RENT SGT. OLA MIZE, of Gadsden, Ala. has been awarded the Congres sional Medal of Honor for fightinj n the greatest battle o the Korean War. Mize is showi In Seoul, holding the carbine tv used in his defense of position on Outpost Harry," dur ing which he killed some 80 Com munist attackers, (International one-ma- 14-ho- ur Wally Bishop REFLEX and LEADER Fast Action Want Ads Reach Over 6,000 Homes in Davis County For Only . . . |