| Show Tuesday January 25 1955 The Salt Lake Tribune Mines Markets Business News - Do wJonc3-AP- — New York Times UP-IN- S— Aussies Scorn Accord Reached Two Hill Base Fliers Killed HARROWING THE GAP Rail passenger mileage dips ae airlines increase again c On Sugar Beets f Lcad-Zin- c NnMIM Buying Curb TODAY IN BUSINESS ‘ Marion company International Business officials attending chines v I a sales Co s meet In San Francisco a A— J Mr Pontoon Calif in- - of the Senate Finance Committee the following statement was MO miWMWnWNWPH'UX ZST made: TtAJUT DATA hm AXE "In addition I am directing Af A Uncle Sam Lends §147000 for Utah U-Scar- ch the secretary of state to seek recognition by the foreign countries which are principal suppliers of lead and zinc that this Increased stockpile buying Is designed to help domestic production and that they will not themselves seek to take any unfair advantage of it” Hence It Is interesting to note the following release (in part) made by Defense Mineral Exploration To has granted Administration Office SL Open i Boyce XIV Amuranlum committee of thd Edwin S Foulson Corp a $147000 Mr Poulson a former resiRegion Of the Home Furniture Co 65 dent of Oakley Idaho helped Voluntary Mortgage loan for uranium exploration 11! ehgld opCredlkProsrtfm 1 SM in the Bi Indian DMrkt San to fj Salt Lak? erations ftfsday elude Keith Edward and D er Do-Rit- e Edward Murrow's R rfmtii&iifUSt1 Albeit M Cole of the Housing and Nome Finance Agency said j The office In the old terminal building is headed by George R Huntsman and covers Idaho Montana Utah and Wyoming itlfjf TOUIGHT- -- the Shift Boss letter to Sen Eugene Milliken terests becomes presi- dent Others as sociated In the -- House release of the President's E 15th South Salt Lake City found the furniture firm In Special to The Tribune MT PLEASANT UTAH— Di- has sold his in- 1947 to a rectors of the Sanpete Valley Bank declared a 12 per cent partner and Is Attend Coast Meet dividend and made substantial retiring R F Boshard B W Cannon additions to capital during 1934 Purchaser Is G T Davis W Frazier E T D Peter Sundwall president reGreen R D McCrosky II E former ports Young Nelson J G Rebholz and J R ' Mr Sundwall who was re- assistant man-age- r Zackrison are among Salt Lake named the head of the bank at who now Maarea cra4t AustraJIaas z?n- The Utah Sugar Beet Growers Assn and Utah-IdahSpecial lo The Tribung Co reached AIR FORCE BASE — HILL Monday Sugar agreement on contracts for Two Hill Air Force Base pilots the 1955 sugar beet crop were killed when their light jet Accord was reached after bomber crashed Friday near settlement of a disagreement Randolph Air Force Base San between the firm and Idaho Antonio Tex it was learned beet growers said Frank here Monday Shelley Killed were Capt Charles I accretary of the growers association Contracts for 1953 will be substantially the same as those of the past year he declared Allocation formulas are being worked out by ASC Allocations can be expected for Utah growers about Feb 1 o In an August 1934 White Mt Pleasant Bank Reports Dividend a recent stockholders' and directors’ session said resources of the Institution new exceed three million dollars All other officers and directors have been By In Texas Jet Plane Crash - Nicholes Tells Rigors of Safety Post Develop Unity Hardware Dealers Told ssms jMufsss Officials of the firm told The Salt Lake Tribune by telephone could result in substantial from Washington DC the ex- as a result of a recent decision The Salt Lake City Public Safety Department ia too large for an inexperienced person to handle and should not always be given to the newest city commissioner This was an opinion expressed Monday by Lyle fe 8:30 piA -- Television and Radio tS plorations were planned on several claims in the district where diamond drilling had uncovered uranium ore mineraliWins Examiner Post zation They said the loan was David A Linder has been one of largest ever made by named supervising examiner of DMEA the Twelfth Federal Deposit Under a DMEA uranium loan Insurance District with head- the government puts up 73 per quarters in San Francisco Calif cent of the total amount the The area covered Includes the firm the remaining 23 per cpnt Intermountain region Linder Repayment to the government succeeds William P Funsten is necessary only if commercial ore is found retired sav-ing- s the SUP Museum nor St 2998 vice-preside- nt Livestock Markets 10-1- 90-3- 90-- 9 C 0 30 Itaal Haar la 0 00 Dam Miltan firetld ha Mint Thawa f JO My Mara 19 00 Maart Headline t9lt Tara On fba AUa CHAN 4— ETVT Tuesday Jana 33 last Tati Man Tedaywith Oarrewey 700 Today In An Waal a 00 Hama 10 m fanaanaa Imia Feed 10 39 feather Tea Mart Ding Can Stkeel 1100 Way af tht Werid S 30 11-0- 0 11 IS Maw II 30 Cret— adt af Wad Gift fiva Ma Thaala 3 00 3 II 3 10 S 00 3 30 4 00 4 4 4 00 7 30 Cirrla Thaaiar 169 Irtrih a Cannaaaaaaa I 39 tt'i a Oraal lifa lki liar and Ma llary f 30 Badya 714 10 00 I tad Three live 10 30 taday la Picture 10 45 Waaihar tialiaa 10 50 fperta final 1100 DON OfP CHAN I I farm 10 7:04 I tiankfat lilt ilk - Ijmm Tanlfht tanMthtny‘1 in Wind Ja IfeHerd thaw Hall af Ivy Thaatar aa II Naw tana Waif SO higher: good lb light supply: steady to lightweight calves 1900-I- I 18 8 Choir 5(L htwaliht low and90'aholc commercial and good calve to weighing ground 300 lb lellins Irora around 400 lb : cull and 13 90 501 19 lb Utility 10 0019 00 bheep— Estimated calahl 90 Odd-lo- t active Hog— Salable 090 choic truck-llamb 1000 laraeiy steidyi two load choice No 1 mldwoatern 30 29: SlOlb butcher about k LOS AN9ILIS Jan 14 (UP)— trurk-i30 00 bulk choic 300-lfw SO: 1 No 3 100 240 19 lb nd Cattl—Salable S300I holdover STS choicmedium 18 00 18 50: load No0019 3 and Slaughter gteera nd cow fairly wall di- faw vided few load heifer and bull avail- S14 340 lb00 17 00 choic sow toto50013 lb 00 0015 few heavier down able alow trly lalct all claaaea about Shaap— Salable 390 Few food and atcady but no chotra ateora or cominor- choice wooled lamb steady at 1990 other uniold 340 300 39 90-1- 0 11 Jan CHICAGO Elimination of the terms“rod roll hank coil and pound” would also eliminate confusion and expense if fencing roofing rope wire and other items were all manufactured ordered and Funeral services for Mrs Carsold by the foot said Mr Meyer Marks Fllnkelstein 71 1135-lrie “Hardware and implement Ave will be conducted dealers must learn to operate on a smaller gross margin Such Tliesday at 2 a plan would help to accomplish pm in Temple 34 (UP)— Whaat— 1450-1S90- 00-1- 9 3J0-45- Fairly Live-ator- n b st - wwiw that aim” 1100 laart Ravndabaat 1M0 final Iditian COMPLETE I THI SERVICI DIAIII HNI-- A1 fill Non 'Smart Woman' No No TtRMS Car Drive-I- n 14714-1541- 9 141 No Oats: No Barley nominal: feed 100-- AO 7:00 PM Raaanahta— Oaamniaad TUU TttTINO IN SHOP 3 4 1 1 haavy whit hvy CONITANCI IINNITT IRIIN AHIRN BARRY SULLIVAN tarvka at Com 4 No 3 No L whit 88t4 No whit 79: No 3 extra 3 89: No 3 medium haavy whit S3'Al No 4 7714: No 1 mixed 85V M Starring HT BUDQtl Hama Premp 34 (API — Wheat No 1 yellow 1 93-- 55Hi Jan CHICAGO ENGINEERING CO IXPCttT IlltVICI All M&ks Ropoirod DAY-NIG- CASH GRAIN feature film foU-ltng-th RADIO TELEVISION " B’nai too must form closer ties with manufacturers wholesalers and distributors cooperating on sales promotions merchandising plans and new methods which will save the industry’s retailers from being stamped ‘isolationists’ ” More than 550 delegates had registered at convention headquarters in Hotel Utah late Monday At 9 am Tuesday they will hear an address by George S Eccles Salt Lake City president First Security Corp of Utah NA Other Tuesday speakers include R L Hamersley Boise Ted B Miller Gering Neb Robert Gros San Francisco and Truman L Brown Youngs"RETAILERS '4 2I"Al PHILCO Sagebrush Playkaa Tha Werid Funeral Rites Set Today for Wife Of Store Owner 100-34- 18 00-1- 10 IS Armchair Advaniura 10 10 kacky kmg StlTHl BIG Garry Maara On Tear Aeen Playtime Party 1 brlniln lb Oardnar lylinai 30 Arthe Gadlray Tuaa 9 30 Our Children 94t Parlia Paaa Ufa ilkIM JO lrat tram tlrika It Rkb 900 930 Rnhal taaad 1000 latkatball With L-TV Taatday Jan IS 1 10 Corteen Caper TS 1 10 d1S Brighter Day SL Maltins 13U1B4: PRODUCE by loo Eg ft (price AA 44: A lars 43 dntent— Grid medium 44 B iarg 43 Chaaea— Mild loaf 38: mild longhorn 38 mild triplet 37 R7: 83 acor Butter— 93 acor 43: 90 acor 44 - SBkMi temorary duty for proficiency flight training in B57s They were members of the 766th Bomb Squadron of the 481st Light Bomb Wing This wing is the first in the United States to be equipped with the new B57 jet bomber replacing the B28 Details of the crash were not available here However it was learned the crash occurred about one mile south of the Randolph AFB The fatal flight was to have been their last training flight Capt Adams' home address was listed by Hill AFB as Springfield Mass He will be buried after receiving military honors at McGuire Air Force Base NJ II? is survived by town Ohio Israel th Bait Rabbis E Louis Cardon of Congregation and Podet of 249-- 4 Temple Israel will ciate Mrs Mon-tefio- re Mor-dec- al B’nai offi- Finkel-stei- n stein Furniture Co died of a heart ailment Saturday in Santa Mon- ica Calif while visiting at the residence of a brother Morris Marks Friends may call at 574 E 1st South f hour prior to services Burial will be in Temple B’nai Israel Cemetery one-hal- ’Acfam£ fie uhip Lt Cargill was not married He was a son of Mr and Mrs the Julian U Cargill Larchmont Markets in Brief k— Ogden The two had been sent to Randolph AFB for 12 weeks Con- exhibit IAPV-Stoc- Dr Clear Kt wife Cthrine ‘B tii lilfiit'as' House Sons of Utah Pioneers in of the crash to businessmen and cusAs for traffic safety by President Dwight D Eisenhower against imposition of tomers alike delegates to the commissioner claimed it is imhigher duties on lead duties” 51st annual convention of In- possible' to accomplish very doconsensus our The of unless the public cooperIKE LONE WOLF 9:09 termountain Hardware and Im- much mestic lead-zin- c ates with safety officials producers is RACKET SQUAD 9:39 that most the foreign importers plement Dealers were told MonPersons opposed to the motor of low labor cost metal are or day lease policy don’t understand “The terrific cost of distributwill similar scorn Commissioner the program ing hardware items in broken toward the presidential plea Nicholes said Trading in the lots can be reduced if retailers 55 of fleet police interceptor wholesalers and manufacturers form closer ties of standardiza- cars each year would cost ADVIRTIttMINTe AOVIRTIIMtNT tion” Harry II Meyer Shaw- $50000 but rental under the is less than ano Wis NEW YORK Jn 34 Na- lease agreement he Higher: aircrafts stronf explained tional Retail Hardware Assn $12000 Bond— Mixed change narrow Addition of 1000 more mejers Cotton— Uulat: mill covering declared in busy parts of the city is one Chkat fnrnuhtd hy ttatlon la trail of Inaccnrtry can tUUoa direct UsttBii HE URGED Intermountain of the commissioner’s objecFtrm: export Formosa Wht— Oaldan Windawa vdopmanU 10 00 land af Ufa CHAN 2— KUTV MS NORTH IAIT LAKR JB 14 (UP A dal cow gold i several load commercial Corn— btaadyi mad poort (howlng dealers to support an associa- tives He pointed out that use 130 Ona Man i family tanrth far lamairaw 50 af all 150 and low good fad ataars 10 Cattle— Eettmated USDA)— 1:41 Mt lbl Marlawa Tuesday Jen U grain tion move aimed at use of the of Meter Maids and changes In 30 Tha 10 ©aiding llghl 39 Early tale ateady with last few 10 OOl load load and law choice fed Clv 1 00 Hnwkint Hilt Gat— Firm: short eovartng la March 1 00 Ctrttwi 10 45 lava af Ida 18 OOf SI 50 few commercial heifer told Law metric system as a standard of length of time for parking has ontracL good dosing (tear 1 wk‘ tnaa It fdt Mevle IIS 11 00 llortrrtlty far IMnf t 14 00 7w commercial cow 13 00 utility and low commcdal cow 10 00-Hogs— Steady to S3 cant higher: top 1 30 Wnrld af Mr Iwaanay S 0 Mwmm Headline items He said the increased-parkin13 00 faw 13 50 fad cowt held higher "length” 30 Wakem Iravalart 118 40 10 II spaces by 28 003100 Cannrr Utility brlmlny 1 45 Madam Imnwm 1 45 Serbere Ihm thaw 50: few shelly 11 00 Radar O lawl ' nd cutler 7 0090 Commercial buU tanner and cutter T Staera steady to atrons: top more than 6000 items handled atti— cent 1 00 Pinky laa thaw 7 per 4 OO Carta Jw‘ Wan and commercial 00 and under utility 833 00 II 30 Art linklaner Party bringing 13 00 Few cbolc alaughtar bulla 10 Bawdy Dead 14 001100 I 00 Owtta 9rw cad Gill by the average hardware reheavy utility to 10 00 calve up to 33 00 100 lha Ilf Payaff 1900-34 00 Main I Irani Thee tee a it Carta Certeen etear medium and feeder good 100 Market Estimated aalabl 1:30 Bab Crathy thaw iloga— tailer could be bought and sold 00 few choice steer 1100 4 00 laaca taldtar I 30 Dinah thara 39 cant hlhr on butcher and aew 14S If Delkiee CRAIN FUTURES F 09 Cal— I Warth more cheaply through the plan Calve— Salable 390 Fairly active on 1:4 5 Naw Ccman No and 3 butcher ( hole 1 IS Taka NOW SEE IT Adams 34 172 Ross field and 1st Lt John A Cargill Blvd 3310 Washington 27 NY Here’s Blotter Of Crime In Salt Lake The following is a summary of crimes reported to police during the 24 hours ended Mon- day at 5 pm Attempted burglary — Deerskin Trading Post 1865 S State reported thieves were unsuccessful in attempts to force open a rear door Burglary — Riverside Drug Co 880 W 2nd South reported burglars broke in and took an estimated $100 Washington Elementary School 4th North and 1st West reported thieves entered through a basement window but left empty-hande- d Western States Credit Co 1008 Continental Bank Bldg reported burglars entered but no loss was reported Larceny— Preston Swapp 544 Lowell Ave reported thieves took a windshield yiper from his truck Dickinson’g Market 680 E 2nd South reported theft of an Infantile Paralysis Foundation collection box from the above address Wesley Hardy 1150 W 2nd North reported theft of five shovels and a wheelbarrow value $50 Mrs P Pearson 561 Post St reported theft of two windshield wipers from her auto Mr and Mrs R J Schwendiman Idaho Falls Idaho reported theft of more than $200 in cash and jewelry from their room in Hotel Utah Categorical totals reported to the department to date this year Include: Assault 2 cases robbery 5 larceny 69 burglary 81 vandalism 12 ’TRAWElwiihiftfi Ei2® WHO REALW ICflM&TME R0®f t tPttl tAbeeSj LISTEN TO EDWARD P MORGAN MON THRU HI KUTA'c 8 m Brought to you at fuhlic Sonrito by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF Go ivlih your friendly Greyhound Driverl a profatilonal drlvtr 60000 UB0 Ho’a miles averaging and he cautious knows his expert job and he knows the road Ha's axamlnad regularly for physical fitness nd perfect vision And is required to pass ami driving tests before becoming a driver ' a year 8IETAL PRICES TELEVISION 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