Show - 00lenzAli - - '' — - oao"-- - - i t - - - - t t - - dbe 5alt I Cake Zeibuttevecemoor i bunaay zaorning Stock Market 01111tatinnslExP elI Sees Future of Gold 11 - 8 gi IV - I 1 SATURDAY'S Electrical Construction Expert Has Handled Some Great jobs By Oldtimer Like so many careers sketched In this colurrm this one has had much to do with men and develop- Adams Ex Air Redo° Allied Str Al lia-Mt Am Atria Am Can - 4 7 2 7 8 C A C 7 ' ' ttr? ' é 3 31 7' Bilgotor & 8 8 & It A R 8 Am T&T Am Tob B Am Viso A IA? Wks Anaconda Arm & Co A T & 8 At C Line Atlas Corp Aviat Cp Raid BarriMall B Ir W ag Bend Avt Best Irds Boa Aireol 121 39141 37 - 14 it - it it 89 IA 38 1:111 11 pi 21 Wit 1 141 It 19 - 37Y179141 79 89 38 4 1- 165166 651" 68 19'166 14 ment of the west IA 4 66 4 4414 444 4441- 4 L E (Lew)Brown son of John 8 ' 21 714 8 it ' 2812 84 2Ms 28 it M and Emma J Brown was born 6 61s 16 '707 14 6141 59 721 I 34 at Pittsburgh Pa where he at 1 a 42781 8 1514 1434 15i tended grade school followed by 4 251 I 41 Park Institute In June 1896 ten :1 2t441 zr41 ir g '131 411 years after the formation of the iR i5 11! ii" I Westinghouse Elettriz & Manu4314 4014 431414 4 2 17 Co 14 17:1 11 41 he started with the facturing 21 I12 litil 4 company as a trades apprentice For the next nine years he worked IT'rirtgWe tr : ?i4 Sl NV a4 Bc In many departments of the or4 10 Briggs "At 30:ll 8 1g411 114$ I'L)41 Budd Mr( gardzation obtaining his so gen- t 1 Budd Writ 2 26 2514 25141 it Cal Pack erally recognized practical back2441- - it 28 1 2814 C D 0 A ground in matters pertaining to I 14 10141 5i 1012 10 Can Pacif - 4 38 4 3614 38 electrical applications Cage Co 1 3614 36 Celanese 361 - IA 1 134113 13 Celotex Developed Power 3161 31 141 3114 Cer de Pas! e-491h1 & 171 1936 s 121's (he In 1905 "LAW was assigned to - :: it gll Chrysler Oi 18' $ 9 8 bls 2914 291i construction work on the original 11 29 Colg P 3914 3914 394 Coml Cred Ontario power development at IV 4414 1 44 ya 43 'Fri -'' ' ' 14 '' 'Niagara Fall' Ont on which the 157) 15ti 131 15:41' 3k4s ' COOS lilt '' Cos t consulting engineers were 'men 23 Edis 1 3it Cons 244 ' - Mt 2' N Gas 3112 31 whose trail he would cross again ' y Cn con Vuatee 17 1614 1212 183414-In the west They were P N and container 1 It ii 3784171!: '4 Cont Can L L Nunn of the Telluride Power L E Brown 4 5' Del 271" 251 Cont Special mining & Light Co In the fall of 1907 ii 60141 60 I 4 Ifl 1': representative Westinghouse 2814 2814 he was sent to the Cincinnati O 4sA 21 17 Am Muir! 16N 176141 Electric & Manufacturing 01 diatrict to install the station 3 634 curt 61" Co Salt Lake City 40 40 Deere Co 11 40 equipment for the Ohio Electric 21AI 21 Dome M 214 21 Railway Co on the interurban 68 6611 4 ii Alto Doug 66101 1'154 '154 154 road that reached from Cincinnati speed was the word" Here again IMP de N 3! 37 IA 3712 3712 - IA through Dayton Springfield Lima "Lew" observed great ' develop- riloall 170 1170 !4 1 1'170 11 ftl Alit L 4414 444 4MI and into Toledo 61 ment of the 2 Boat plant of its Elec P & Li 121 afis 4121 Et Going to Denver in 1909 Lew kind in the largest world literally full 81 gtor Bati 1'41 - it 3 4414 started his western career under 14 131 12 Erie R one of the best known and moat of highly complicated electrkal Evans 31 Prod 18 18 184 47 411141 lis 13t 48 loved men in the electrical field apparatus 4i Fruehauf 394 I 344 L M Cargo now retired Rocky 51 ak ()dm 814 p 4 of the solicitous youngAlways 401 3941 Oen Eleo mountain manager for Westing3g 44 4 81 14 men his er and in 401i organization 'd:711074 house from 1903 to 1936 Mr Carr4ii 924 11 g41 24 go who had opened the company'm young boys of the community in :214godZn Co 'it it Salt LAke office before the Den- which he lived or lives "Lew" coodyosr 4711 47 if 411 a 14 ver office was created was and if It be possible haS been doubly O'ItrshaP 101 4? N fly pt 1 s IA 44 is well known to the mining and (It W Aug 2 28 1" since the cruel Orovhound solicitous of I youth men Durof the ?411 42034 all 414' country utility ouli Oil 4'3 43 ing his three years' connection loss of his son Lt Robert Lewis linmestak' s ' with the Denver office "Lew" Brown of the U S air service 4 I titti Browns covered the mining bust-me- killed with four other officers Interlake 81 Fila 31 71 Int Harv 77141 77 in Leadville TeLluride and the 271-301 2714 C Nick Int 27141 1941 16 a bomber Int Paper when 171 1614 181-181Black Hills of South Dakota again May - 4is & T 16 11 sul 1b511) 16 gaining experience and making crashed between Dayton and Co- 11n1 Lie Li stv111 Ft v4 231 ?t 34 contacts So valuable to his lite's lumbus "Ldewi is 35 particularly ac- Rurenengvir 3 ''gr 2614 261A Voir " work ti'Ve in connectlion with the boys' Krtsg 8 H 1 t 36 36 36 'II club operations of Rotary a 'gr42 it14 Ulf erc lars'3 Cam to Utah l't "one has few L me24 & 1 151 7 14 7 that Ifthe saying 7:s 121 19 Lockheed 1951 "Lthwis cazne to Salt Lake City real friends" bears any element 1 72 Inc 721i 721 In 1912 to handle the mining of truth" "Lew" Brown is the hoews 1" 19141 19 31 20 Mari Plaid !V 2214 IA 22 0I 2214 trade where he met again the "exception that proves the rule" Martin 7 444i 44 McGraw El 4414 rower 1 of Telluride P1 the n2t4 west 1$214r in And most the McIntyre principals anywhere 24 110 2411 14' 9 24 Co ' at this time to become part the name "Lew" moans but one mid 0 Pet 441 19412 11111 (4' of the newly formed Utah Power person to all but newcomers— 4411(C4t1:rq' - lAi Ti 3 2 Moot lA'rd n2 & Light Co During hicearly Salt "Lew" Brown of Westinghouse 2 14 14 M u r Corp 131 3 7 j Ii '1 !Ake 151 1331 15 Nash Het 1514 mining activiLes it was 3' 194 19 Nit Acme 191 4 Mt his good fortune to serve surh 21 141 34 Nat Avist II: 24 Ill 24 24 1s men as L S Cates ani George B Nat Biscuit 41 a o 4 a o IA 301t - IA: Nat c Rog SI 25 25 25 Pryde and the lates Meagre Imer Pr Nat Dv 9 35441 3141 35141 Nat Diet Pett Sr E J Raddatt Duncan MacVichie and William Brennan" 1""d I 2: ailli41 44144 i4:31I 12 P 1t 11111 His first Salt Lake manager was iti o"1 Na t t 9P 13 13 Dr Edgar B Bronsard of Utah Nes" the so well remembered "Johnny" 1 31 14 3 t Min 13S1 Jones now retired ard living int member and former chairman of i N Avn:Av - 2 1014 183114 '10144 !MI" California It is doubtful if any the 'United States tariff commis- N Am CO 21 18 I1 18 17441 17 18 sion hail been placed on special Nor Poe electrical representative has l ott 12:1 Alll 32Z i: 4 ssed on the spat such advance- committees of the commiselon to tPg)&t)t! 14 Mot ment in underground and open-p- it make investigations of the prewar Pak 12 32 Pan Am A Ini electrical applications as "Lew" status war changes and the post- Par Piot 28 2814 2" 4 41 Utah international did in the period from 1912 to war 14 competitive Park - IA 31 17 17 Palitio M 31 1931 And he was involved in a conditions of 23 American indus112121121 3112 Penney JC 31 31 291 30141 31 RR Penn copper potash I'pI-CO- ! great part of the advancement tries includi-n111 6512 fl3 63 4it One item alone was the change nickel tin fluorspar nitrates 5:1 33 Ilgt i 4(141' 1:1'1 lce E from steam to electric shovels in wool and tomatoes 31 32 14 324 31 111 ? 314 commission which is pint Pet the porphyry copper open-p- it 1 iit"441 4'''' fl T g i the Another mines great progress bipartisan research and 15 rjle'ea N J 147 1 - 14 in permissible (explosion proof) I 134- - It agency of the government will Putl'iretnall '1 h 1 in coal the 14 and to make its reports equipment congress R C rneletnr:sileal 12114I i21 &I t911 to the president and at the same Hetn S111 Ai 3:!t! From 1931 when his company's time publish them for use by the WI Attil Ai Bait Lake office was assigned to general 1 These reports will srti:131torinrik 11 4141 31441i 31arila i:: Si public i '10014110AI serve the contractors building the belof service in indicating the im12 3a: 34i r Hoover (Boulder) dam "Lew" en- portant facts about industries that ii 3231 3134 3114 - 4 124 of the 13310 1314 133's watching should be taken into account by Sinclair Oil 4 joyed privilege - 4 13 13 Aram the great structure grow from congress and the president in de- Sac 351 13121 33 Vs 35121 Sou Pao month to month and year to year termining the future tariff and South Itv 1 2814 29141 21 11 11 Cinaed on Of as as well 1VAI 33 rendering service ' 38 trade policies of the coun- 8stPclieg01 tor I 331Al 83 the project and its installations foreign 0 NIndl 5334414: affect these in- PM as may they 11 try 341t1 12' 5412 Std 0 He has a deep lapreciation of dustries szi low zo & web1 in ht Frank Crowe in charge of con: and able struction his assistants in 1931 upon the death of Walter Moser who had succeeded 'Salt '1ohmlr' Jones as manager at I Lake City that "Lew" was for the Westinghouse ElecHeavy postwar domestic con- tsearch made Westinghouse manager in Co in an address be& tric Mfg over 'vthich capacity he served until struction is indicated because the fore producers' council na1941 when he was appointed spe- half of all the total expenditures of manufactional organization cial mining representative with billion dollars turers of building materials and and Sseven wide fields of endeavor in New York on exclusive of machinery and equip- equipment Liken Young People ment) for war has gone for ex- Nov 28 The speaker estimated that inshipways and aircraft One of the first experiences on plosives construction during 1945 dustrial another almost and new the job was to go to Cleve- programs exabout V350000000 of will total than other ordnance third for land to meet with the English met- which about $460000000 will be nonferrous into and of Basic and plosives engineers engineers and Magnesium Inc when it was de- als and chemicals including synu built isby private toenterprise ahcut average expected cided to go ahead with the build- thetic rubber and htgh octane gas- this Charles E $845000000 during the following ing of the magnesium refinery oline according to near Las Vegas Nev and "that Young supervisor of economic re fly years t ' i 2(40 i 1 1 :41711i1 - t I II A: Is 1 r !Ali it 4 Union Pee 47 51(Inlii Wool Union 5s 51 kit 0110012 r—i Totnt istifto ilintury:10:43-200-vtous day 897082nn: Week alto $5101 NnO year ago g8000408: two years ago S5278000:: San 600: year ago V106349367532444311ago S2143494150 a -- 111 2- 3r A I A 1111nois t I Mahn Conducts Tariff Probe i i 1 111 741 witino-- i OS14- TM 3'11 ' ' i g elurt 'irr er13 111 i ' fact-findin- 47: 1 41 1 - I 1 I '4 I 1:111 t I" 141 i - 1 I 1 I I 's 1 3414 ! War Plants Mean Postwar Toil esistance - I 1 I A 1 1As I ware affected by a a steady decrease and dectio&I to to 71c a share George 81065290 equal vir In the preMason president said ceding fiscal year net profit mas 14115- 531 equal to ggc a share ofyOr 4Fil postwar javiTy Par 0 imft7r rargor share of tthe market both in the and home fields elltontettive appliance however Not profits Mao in income taxes add lii prices of war products alms:ui-941'- gDuleler ltiillC6A: eaall3rttreby in2 (AP)-ratdlir- tataill tomos:Yr: quiet corn sutfering sharp kissed rye contract holding steady after an uneortain opening corn waCemumminenrwar tal'roit'sit?nidut"cao ofsestilon and the demand was tight Wheat prices held to a narrow range With the deferred months showing MURK losses most of the day Oats ware mixed and the trade wits light At the close wheat was sile higher to De140 lower than yesterday's finish cember 110644 Corn wail off le tO unwere Oats December 111014 24e changed to Use lower December dOtsfic Rye ram 111e higher to le lower Decemeer Barley was off 140 to sLos441usys 14e December $i1341 kaontdCu flange of Leading Futures wh nttopes 1165 162 July 155 Deo Low high $16014 $16574 163 162 u 153 15414 CIOSO Kast4Crown Point Easir Standard Emit Thule Coalition East Utah en Empire Min Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Mlitos 'Ettrek a Standard Ciotti Chain (treat femora Boylston Lem‘ora 03 Ya 03 14 13 - 00 112 2A 02 02 0214 0114 1212 ol 02 01 202 Ore Shipments 15 200 12 : gt 01 1 :111 : ” 00 Mai:en:1317117 014 3212 qm 6214 60212 02 1:75 0312 20 55 0114 0014 l'a'' 02 14 54 0212 46 i 031At 411 20 01 0014 0214 0014 02 iacfokhetittstillet1 11166 di411- - 0114 04 :gA May 153a 1 - - 1 N'OftTil SALT LAWS Dee 2 (Utah I it th week ClasaI me- dium to sood grass fat steers $1200 le 23 s0 common to medium 490001150 cuttor to commont $6004750: common to medium gram heifers $85011075 tow $1150: cutter to common 113004 medium to good tows $80001100: few Outstandint $1150 cutter to corn- mon $6004 7g 5: canner to cutter grades IS 00 $4 9800 375 medium to good bullscommon ee950: few $1000: t medium outstanding $8150 et 775: strictly good 'realer bulk medium to good $1450 common 31000 01200 S700 ll 900: 4500 0 950 built Hogs-Rec- eipts for the week 13778 on butchers sows little stronger ready tan 81400 on gOod to choice 180 to 240- 241 to 270 pounds round butchers 270 to 300 bounds $127501175 es 1275 over 330 pounds S11500 $1200 1225: ow $1125O1175 few chotco light weights 111200 einetp-Rec- eipts for the week 23102 mostly steady good to choice native siaughter lambs truck-In- s S135001375:to medium to good $112501300 good choies tittle ewes 1400V525 few me- cium 13004350 few odd head bucks 114 00 OGDEN Dec 2 240 Lott! ei20: for week receipts 5894: steady 2411 top $1400 on good and choice 180 to lb butchery: 241 to 270 lb $1275 1325 : 210 to 300 tbs ' $1225 O over Medi- -' 300 lbs 1275: urn to choice 160 tO $1200121250 180 1011 $1175 0 1250: tows $112501175 few choice lightweights to41200 total 1030 Catele-Sal- able 380: for 9054: weak's supply mostly pletner 'grades cattle: fairly active: prices about tweedy: rood to choice fed steer' $1425 tr1500 common to medium $S50 01100 few $1200: grail aitterila lower grades S6004ii775: fete strictly good grate heifers $1210 medium to good S1100012-00conmino to medium 57 00 te 950:: Rood cows $1100 es 1150 bulk $1000010 common to medium 18 00h 950: elLnn41-and raters 240it 404100 medium to good bulls S800te 9 25: cutter to common $A504775: good feeder steers S1100 a 1230: bet- ter it rdes rosier bout steady strictly good to choice $I 2541 e 13 00 common inrclittliat S800 915 Gulls down to l'ili Dia -Cit I 418 a ttie-ft- ecipt MOotlY 111141dY I' 111109 on all itheep---gala- 2160: total ble 3830: for about steady: good to lambs $1350 ot good $1250 1d 1325 medium 61375 good to choice native ewes $47545215: common to medium $2500400 medium Idaho feeder lambs S1240 DENVER Dee 2 able 700 calves 200: compared Friday to 'teak last week: Fed closers steady Medium to good steers spots 25c lower load steers $1875 SI275to01600 choice heifers $145001600: megood $1225: gras dium mixed yearlings heifers steady to strong: few $12254 $9500) 1300 bulk common to medium to 15c higher 1150 beef cows steady medium to good load $1265: bulk 105041200 canners and cutters steady to weak bulk $550e825: bulls steady0 to strong: common to good morale $800( 1050: calves and velars steady: practical to9 $1300: stocker acid feeder steers bulk steady to 25c lower best $1400 other medium to choice eholtte to classes good steady:rocker medium to good heifers cows $775a960 good to choice steer S125001450 gOod heifer etivea calve 'Wet k choice 27237: native trucked-i- n O $100122: $115001250 300 total 2400 steady to weak: medium to choice 180 to 270 few heavier butchers Ilia $141501425 141375A1400: few sows $1325a1300: for week market unevenly steady to 250 lower spots off more eastern markets nominal SheeP-St-lable 1200: total 2900 SatsuPPly Includes three ordey fresh salable deeks feeding lambs three decks yearling ewes and one deckload aged ewes prac- k offered tically no slaughter lambs load medium slaughter ewes strong at 5e: lambs steady to 100 for week slaughter higher advance on few choice truck-ins- : ewes steady to strong feeding lambs weak to 25e lower top slaughter lambs $1500 two choice fed loads and choice Raid for 108 lb truck-in- s few good to choice come grading meloads $14501465 to or dium muffle coori SI 4 00 0 good 1425: beet slarghter ewes S375: bulk to to 78 in feeding lamb thotre 55 good 12 00 le 1335: top practical $135: $1175 and few mixed fleshy fat and feeders $137541400: common to rood 43 to 50 lb whitefaces $9000 Hogs-iiia- lable deck-wee- in so CHICAGO Dee ble I ZUMI a I (AP)--Buy- - ing b 0 2 2897 1330 1076 1' - ! ' Treasury department will soon offer substantial stocks 'of army surplus shoes of "new and superior quality" at the following ceiling prices: $360fel a pair t6 retailers: wholesalers $438 civilians t:awlehsotwiesalliersbe mS6A5dOe Itno quantities 0 PA rules ration stamps will- be required for all purchases 1 ' t Paul Willis president of the Grocery Manufacturers Assn says that the food industry will be the first great major industry to return fully to peacetims production Lee Marshall war food administration's director of distribution confirms Mr Willis He says when V-Day comes W F A will cancel every restriction that doesn't bear directly on defeating Japan And while on the subject of food did you know that ths NV' F A's purchase of foodstuffs runs to the tune of from $5000000 to $8000000 daily? The food trade winds say that American housewives have on Expert Summarizes their pantry shelves 133000000 Nazi Metal Losses I cases d of vegetables some 15750000 and and fruits Boss By the Shift cases of commercially Estimates of Germany's steady vegetables pears peachespacked suld losses in metal sources made from pineapple difmuch not were time to time ferent from the Nov: 21 United W FA warns that sugar ration State bureau of mines summaries In or other reetrictions in the e pertaining to United States and other importing The summaries show the loos of countriss will continue for a year Nikopol the Lialkane and Hungary or more IOW World War 11 ends: annual reduced Germany's supply that supply situation will be critiof about 350000 tons of manganese Cal next year: that 1048 will show metal to 70000 tons per year at that over-a- ll outlook Improvement Gerreduce this time is until far Pacific and gloomy from many's yearly tee' output beet industries are rs35000000 tons to 7000000 tens -' European beet acreage forThe stoppage of Turkish deliv- habilitated that 1943 planting- - must be increased Balkan all of almost loss and tries that there will be ban on WO of Supplies of chrome leaves the In making of industrial al no Sugar soured' nazis quantity of cohol Except for a smalland Portugal tungsten from Spain The lamp shortage will contimic the treeing of France has cut off Manufacturers are prohibited from almost all outside sources Theloss of Petsamo in Firland hlrIng additional help What rt and the liberation of Greece leaves being produced is goint to customers: of home her with output Department Germany stores 1000 tons of nickel—about 10 of 1943 supplies Two-thir'There's nothing of the nazi supply of countries can do molybdenum was lost when Finland and the Balkans left Germany about the W F A and 0 P A rewith about 200 tons a year from jecting demands for a hither price Norway compared with 650 tons ceiling Shipments will continue the um Growers need funds supply in 1943 Finland used to deliver 150 of just and United States supplies are 11 250 tons of cobalt to Germany per cent above a year ago—aut-ificieIts and now the latter country has for several months AS to that large salt companyfil only its domestic output of 100 tons per years And the loss of the Lor- extensive advertising campaign raine iron output source of most that a pinch of salt will brew of Germany's vanadium leaves the better coffee' the Pan American nazis with little or none of that coffee bureau says the advice la i meta- l"erroneous information" and the Unless there existed a great un- beat brewing is fresh coffec in known reserve of- these metalei? water with postflavoring boiling the continued German resistance La a matter of taste to something ponder The sooner the domestic wool The life insurance companies an institutional organization says stockpile is Woven into cloth thethree out of five Ame:ricans own better for growers Postwar proswar 'bonds againit out of four pects are competition from forthat bought Liberty bonds in eign wools and synthetic fiber' World L And allowing for re- The bright light ahead is that a demptions some 81000000 persons subsidy for the 1945 clip "is praain the country now hold war bonds tically assured" So says Harry to the tune of more than $36880- - Tilton president of the Boston wool trade 000900 E I J4hlnP mein-suppo- Latin-Americ- ds an coffee-producin- g ' i ' ' - nt ' ''''l 4 '' 1 : i ' f - OS 0714 Park Park 7Cotiold Nelson Prk Park Premier h 20 oo ti 0012 03 IA 006'4 New rPvark New Quincy North Lily North Standard Ohio Copper park PInghtun L : OA 0 41" tt OK 04 B4114 Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Moicow mount:iitt vieYw Copper Potato Market IDAHO VALLS Dec 2 (AP)—Shipping information for Idaho Falls district pointDec for I: Offerings liberal wire inquiry good demand very good market firm at ceilings Distributors delivered selee oarlitelvii nf Russets UI IC No tratitsportatind elitirgoo seeks SIM) U S ) ales A in 100-1Ilit 0 2 and utilities in 100-1etteka btilksip0172t 0:01t U CoRIIINI00 girOviotemrsa rev 2 and utuitte& M1600165 reer $ict2c9 CHICAGO Dec 2 rivals S3 on track 145 total U b menus for rather supplies light: ern stock demand good market ceilings' for best quality northern demand moderate market firm Idaho? Russet Burbanks U T8r1 No 1 $15100 Nebraska U 352: 1 $339: Main KatandintistnPUs' 8 No1 1 Green Mountains U S $325 Michigan No 1 5255 Minnesota and North 11tkota Bliss Triumphs commercials 22450 280 Cobblers commercials $255 " Lilt" MaY4 N lid 03 0:1 Hunt Silver Howell 11UetletiL 01 01 Saturday's Leadhig Livestock Market Quotations - corrosion-r- )ol left Plumbic Mines oe 10 Plutus 16 13 Prince Con 104 60 57 Sept Rico Argentine 153 153 153 Corn — 00 00IA Coalition Boynton Doe 11014 11014 Silver Kink Coalitio- n- 375 112 425 30 25 May 11014 110 10914 10941 Stivor Kink Western 1 1014 02 0112 0914 1091a Sliver Phield July 11012 11 OS 1 091A 1 09 14 1 OS 00 14 0014 Silver Standard Sept 01 oats— 0014 ilotix Mines fltRA'4 03 AQ1 8R78 pee 0014 Iron 62631 04 921 Rout h Standard 0214 834 May 02 59 0012 5814 Swansea Con 593s July 59h 0314 Tar Baby 034 Ry— V2 Dee 1 10 1 OR 1 OS 1 lc 00 Tintic Central 0014 07 May 11014 110 34 10914 1 09 Ita Tintio Lead 180 Vs I 90 July 1(414 10414 1074 1 0111 Tintio Mt anclatd 02 Chief See1 107 106 107 11)Ctit Union eon 16 Lek 0014 0t Utah OS Ott 10 Con lite rttlie Vtotor Con 02 2112 17tói4 1:691 W2011tor Mining 04 " 00 00 west Toiotto Welt orn Alloys 01 6o Wuaert :84 01 Yankee Con 03 Zuma 02 i UtahIdabo Sugar corn 340 I 345 do pfd 11 1214 1075 SATURDAY'S PALES fralable 500 hardly enough to make &rioter cows 84500 650 shills down to $400 21A r Colorado Con 2000 at and under fat dairy type to $850: heavy market Combined Mel ala 50f) at Ifl4jc Cattle--gala200: Holateins to S1000: medium to good beef 1000: calves Comet Coalition 1000 at 10c week: Sharpeat COWL WOO 01150 load stock cows compared to Friday of last Horn Silver Ses at 140 to medium fed steer and yearling break of season bulls $725 good $8254 Howell 500 at 7c choice steers and yearlings 50c to 1025 good to choice vesiters $13000 strictly Leonora 1000 at tie kinds verage-choic- e The lower: good to 1400 grane calves $1200 down culls New 200 at 550 Park 6100 down: common end medium grade' ilown to 1450 Ohio Copper Inn() at 7514r Sheep-Sal- able and total none for five unevenly 25c to 500 off week' earlY top Crmmoltdated 100 at 204 Park City and yearnings but days salable 2565 total 3815 market $1850 on both steers S Over King IA'entern 5n0 at 25c little wanted lat above $1723 sharp killer active steady to strong: good to choice 3000 314e Tar at Baby break weakened stockers and feeders 25c wooled lambs $125001300 common to or more slaughter heifers 25c to 50c medium 90001100: few thinner lambs lower practical top $1700 bulk $11750 to feeder buyers $7000900 good year- - Unlisted Industrials lings ilift5018 lo00 good ewes 8350 (gp 1550 cows 250 or more under last week 25c 400 good heavy hulls steadyandbut all otherscalves Asked Bid MOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Dec 2 ( to 50c lower vealers slaughter for five days Amalg Sugar pfd steady at $1550 and $1300 down re'$ 855 840 1900 week ago compared spectivelyable 95 Con Wagon & Machina 150 Sheep-Sal1000: total 3000: corn- - steady small lot 1200 to 1260generally Tunn41 National pound 175 172 steers $1500 medium grass cows $1250 4 pared Friday last week: Slaughter lambs Fire 5200 Utah 5800 Clay and yearlings steady after losing early ad- 01400 odd package light feeders $1123 Utah P & L $6 pfd 5400 5200 to 25c ewes to medium SO vanes: 5R higher 00 50 steady aged 01150: good grass heifers do $7 old few feeders feeding iambi steady: week's hulk 7°04 $133001400 $1100415 7550 IR 00 1150 two loads good 1200 to 1230 pound oand cnolce native fed western lambs 107-l- b SALES late fed cows $1A75 UNLISTED down $1450 SP1475 odd lots medium to top $1485 min and common good $1200 01250 common to medium National Tunnel 100 at $175 galas 2142501465 light lambs $70001150 good and choice range cows $1000 et li050: few odd head cutters canners pelts $1250 $1100 $81)100 850 yearling wethers fall shorn mixed Counter yearling 1300 Medium and good 0 700: good bulls late $10500 Over the bulic k550 I 150 it 1175 medium 6900 01000 ewes and withers Calve- sI I tilld Asked ewers 66004 for five days 130 fully steady good and choice olaughter and medium medium to choice range calves 635 top $650: common corn 0 18 Is $ls00 430 415 Sugar kmaig cull down to $450 1400 few vealers $140001450 o 575 lambs $3mo 8 60 8 40 do pfd liege-Rec- eipts Short-fe- d for five days 2240 lacking finish to feeder i First 3775 3775 Security Corp buyers 111310401325 medium and good compared week ago steady early top Independent Coal 64 67 midweek close 25c to 60c Mountain Fuel Supply! 850 t 8 75 feeders $1125 1185 $1560 after Bowe 25c lower late downturn closing Utah Home Fire Ins I18700 118800 PORTLAND Dec 2 for five days top and bulk good and ellOice 200 to 270 Utah Oil Refining -S- alable and total none 1033 1015 barrows and gilts $1500 270 to Bomberger R R bonds! 04 97 00 00 salable 3460 total 5565 closed strong pound A00 pOunde $1475 good sows $1350 Utah Pow a Lt bontio40150 to 15c higher after erratic swings tarty down 00850 do deb 111500 111650 and practical tort $1515 for late bulk LOS ANGIELZS Dec 2 lb early top $1520 with sorted 180-24- 0 comweek 12500 sales late Tuesday down to $1450 heavier Cattle-sal- able for mostly 250 to 75o Wool Market weights penalised 75c and more light pared week ago activesteers higher part load fed generally around $135001400 $1600 melt lights sows um to good steers $136001550 comNEW YORK Dec 2 good unchanged at $130001325 by mon 21100 81)1200 good cows $1300 Boston firms held wool tops futures steady good to choice feeder pigs $120001300 common extreme early top $1350 to medium in quiet trading The market was under the eP1250 $1000 Cattle-Sal-able and total none for five canners and cutters $7000950: feeder Influence of the tight situation among the days 3200: total 3525 calves 610 and steers $1200 TP1300 stockers $11750 cotton manufacturers who are sold up to 875 for week market fairly active except 1223 stock oows $700 eP750 and applying priority on combing Calves-Sal-able slow on canner cows generally steady to for week 2400 strong capacity space in order to speed up deliveries for with many beef cows and good to 25e higher: good to choice calves bulginess strong Estimated sales of govermnt beef ateers 25c higher hulls sharing ad- $137501450 medium to good $13004t wool tops were 25000 lb vane calves steady few loads good fed 1350: : common to medium $110001300 nrease wool was inactive Roes-Salable steers few for week 3200: around trucking Certificated grease wool spot 93 nom $147501525: load 212-lWool tops futures closed unchanged to bulk $1425e1450 bulk common to medium 20c higher$1570 lbs $1550 0'1363 sow $1400 $950 tit 1350 heifers $e50 01200 cut--- 160-273c lower May 1265 bid July 1230 bid ter hollere down to e600 canner and cut- a 1465 Certificated spot woos tops 1340 bid Of one-lia- lf I I l 1 - I 1645 2048 This-woul- LA I lcrh 11 I 114'1 1054 ferro-alloy- i 1A1 410 3748 933 3262 111 H-- ' - home-canne- I B-- I Isl I I I 1411 RIAMOdmia0041100o I 1 I I to :g t 111 14 111 I 438071 4 L Characterizing the proposal to "freeze" new war plants and facilities In the eastern states as a move to "Balkanize" the United States W C Mullendore presi- dent of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce opposed the proposal when testifying recently before the McCarran - committee hearings The witness told the comrnit1ee: "We believe that such action would seriously damage rather than promote the economic and political progress of the nation We question the notion that the economic progress of any state or group of states can be or should be promoted by governmental limitations on production and Utah-Idah- 4 I The tio I Ali i 114 sa r A low volume of sales was regisleading copper producing on out sounded are on the Salt Lake City stock nations tered being New York Curb the possibility of an international exchange for the short session SatSTOCKS (Sales In hundrodo) copper conference apparently pro- urday The few sales made on the Iliaukal High Low Close posed by the British according to listless mart were of ?small value At the Wall Street Journal Amer ilverpowerl 291 The con- and not sufficient to show any defiA1 101 10 Nil Itunkor Hill & 8"If 10 1 I Chili( Cons 90 states article the ference might nite trend 24 1? Cities fiervice 1414 13 41 of what Li Mond & Mime! 9 9 tt establishment to the lead 94 1 01114' 0014 do dot rit 21 IA Weds Mining would amount to an intergoverntit 1 21 Alloy Ai(ls Instruments I all Mount City Cop 21 1 1N1 mental cartel Nat Tun & M tiles :11A1 191 3 Nis g Hudson Pow 14 311 21 Technicolor It is assumed the nations to be Fight on Corrosion It 1111 2 3t 111 3 Sugar 59 Utah Pow & f pf 4 73! 59 represented at the conference A tough nonmagnetic coating 14 13 Wentern Air Lines! 5 1314 would include the United States for the delicate parts of many inTotal Bales Saturday 169645 shares Chile Peru Mexico Canada South' struments that check the peryear got 79260 Africa Great Britain Belgium formance of fighting machines has Investing Companies the latter's copper coming from been made available by a new platthe Congo ing process using three common Bid Asked The basis for such a proposed metals—copper tin and zinc Affiliated rund 3 88 425 Called bright alloy plate deDividend Shares 142 12? cartel is said to be apprehension Fund Invitors Inc 23 04 2320 to increase the resistance of copstocks world over signed Ktvotnno Custodn 30 24 surplus 2756 dn B3 10 48 of electrical instruments the proc2134 and the expanded greatly per fin 10 11 It 11 ess took George W Jernstedt do 414 h ho 00 Maryland rund i Weatinghouse reeearch engineer Oft 7 Ina Al share'' Quarterly two years to work out and inSalt Lake Stock Lists volved 3000 separate plating solu4 aktnt Bid- tion to5te1 Chicago Stock List cnicAno Dote 2 (AP)—rollowIng II 02 00 Is Mta Itiatisi In addition to increasing resisttotita ots ths Chi of trolamartionts 01 05 Hla Hill It ance to corrosion the new plating 03141 calm stork Rehange matorday: 02 Ya 131notharro 'UMW' “ 0 02 Black Metal)) !Sales! High Low Coe Improves the electrical perfor01 Of) i3onanza Mining mance of instruments on which Oa 04 Brintrn glivir NI 3k Fly T'Ay Bullion 011a the calculations of a 011A t""Clurgit"": 05 fighter pilot r 02 CarOlt cmwith rdtlion 2r() 2'01 SI14 1"11 61 or a beachhead radio operator 00 yo Midwest Corp 50 1314 1314 1314 Cadal Itilinnan OS 00 Chief Colt often depend 113 Tota4 Wee Saturday 10000 aharaa 61 Ciaytrm Ativer 0214 i Colorado Con Because of its qualities of 04 IA 01) IA nt Coiornbaa nexall 2 I hardness and 10 cornhitliNi ellik Earnings le NEW YORK Dec 2 (AP) — Nash- comL coalition111001 surface development engi104 bright 02 0 h tor the Xivinator Cfnnmonwpai Corp reported today neers see many possibilities for 03 02 41 fiscal year ended Sept 30 inst delivery Cremeent Lag' 00 ii 001a Of War product a reached a record total Crort bright alloy plate for peacetime 011 over Point of S2744363:12 up $1194911970 the Crown 05 03 application Draiton year preceding on I I Sales Drop Lbw On Market Proposal Might Mean Cartel 3 ' Leaders Oppose ‘Freezing ' Plan aii-O-r- 1 14 OA - i WVa - r'Sta-te-- Aecilent Rate Pm' Million Man sours s 1951832 Arizona 2 721448 Illinois 4 931855 Montana 4229932 New Jersey Pennsylvania —5880923 2452992 Utah 878718 Cal Ida Nev Ark Kan Mo Neb Okla and 3781925 Tex Ind Mich Ohio 526432 Md N Y Tenn Ma i - A - State I 1 - 7 Man-Hour- ' 1 so-cal- led Figures by states' far 1943 are as follows: - 37it Rate Experts Fail to See Tax Reduction - In speculative securities circles and in some corporate offices One still hears of informed tipoffs from Washlrigton that the next congress will legislate interesting income tax rate reductions To those your correspondent says: Did you know that government expenditures during the first six months after World War ' I armistice were greater than during the six months preceding the armistice? Since early summer treasury and congressional tax experts have held hearings and studied formulating a postwar tax progrItm The findings—being made public today—will be a congressional guide rs 1942 t 6iiii---aCi ' ds t v Trade Winds By Lou Schneider Consolidated News Features -- rs man-hou- NI ti - man-hou- 6 — - two-thir- 1 andl ailvpr-lea- d plants decreased their accident treinrates in 1943 degpite acof work creased cording to final U S bureau of mines figures The accident rate in 1943 was per million 1796 compared witn 2106 in 1 timit - Primary copper 1 'I zinc smelters including' five electrolytic zinc plants and auxiliary C - - S The future use of gold and silver increased exhaustion of her wealth as money is largely dependent on caused by the present World war" of this situation Brownthe United States according to ellBecause warned Great Britain plans to Francis H Brownell chairman of retum to the monetary policy she the board American Smelting & pursued between 1931 and the outStudoebekr 184i 14 Sunshine M: 211184118 8— the war tying to the Texas Co: Refining Co in a paper presented break of 48141— is not convertible to 34 34 34 which Tex 3 still pound 34 before the golden anniversary of gold with the currencies of the Tex P L Tr! 171 13141 1314 1314i 46 153124 5' 1S14 15 Tide Wat the Northwest Mining Assn at rest oof the empire and of as many 11 50 14 50 50 Tint R Pli 4a gi 1041 1012 1°1411- Trnsmrca Ownership other nations as possible particuSpokane on Friday 51 14 Tri-412 4121 4424 Corp! 331! 27 of the world 26 34 27 w of nearly larly Prance—the low countries 14 79 79 3t 7941 Un Carb 2! Spain 1874 1874!- - 14 monetary gold and more than one- - the Scandinavian nations tin Oil 11114 1114 114 Un Pan Celli half of its monetary silver leaves and Portugal Brownell 16 34341 34141 34441 Un Air 14 sl 29141 2914! 29141 Tin Aire j expressed Concluding 14 too small a supply for other na301 401 401 40341 Un Crp the opinion that however much 67 3! 67 68 144 Unit Frunt tions to return to the traditional the nations harassed by debt 36744' 37 37 P & Ft 31 464 14 ft Rubbr 4414 4'414 x tandari that Great Britain gold shortage of gold and silver and 5234 5240 52 221 5741 51 U N 571— 34 established after the Napoleonic overissues of paper money may War Pie 12 13141 11 and conducted successfully wish to work out some system of 2t 3514133 Weed Alit 3344! 4 wars a century stated the smelter "managed currency" they will for w Un T 44 44 45 241 45 281 W A ir Pr' 2014 2114 4 executive never command the confidence of 1 W 31104110014111014 Great Britain's sit- the people and that traditional White Mot Discussing Willys-O262 1741 la 38 uation Brownell said: "However overwhelming demand will ulti3 4241 421i4 4214 Woolveorth — Y Sb & 37 4 37 841 i like to mately compel again the use of much Great Britain 31 38 Zen 37 37 4 Radio' 4 favor the interests of might South Africa both gold and silver Total sales eaturday 705650 eflares Canada and Australia which acBrownell closed by suggesting previous dav 924880: week ago 356050: count for nearly halt the total that "some way should be found two year ago 246016 301730: year ago Jan 1 tn date 233444898: year ago gold production of the world she under which Great Britain and 261501254 two years ago 10§8727111 dare not endanger her own eco- the United States will agree upon Nrw York Bond nomic situation to help empire the use of gold and silver fixing We must re and pegging s gold production price of (PA)p tn $1000) had Britain Great member that can The well United ISalcol Cl6ael Net chic a bitter lesson in attempting to to make the necessary loans of return to the gold standard after gold and silver to bring this about c5251c1:0? : IllIghr P the first World war She was un- It would be calamitous for these 54rs Am TA T 3 ktis 'An ::: able to remain on gold and she is two great nations to engage in a 210814 IniT TA & rr 3 40 0581 — 14 581271111 a now much less able to return to serious and prolonged battle over III C011 14 IA 64 71 1174 no 77 r nni 731114 Mn Pao 41 kto that standard because of greatly imoneta lystems" MP 0744: 14 Southern Pao 414a 731 88 Southern Pao 4 44 69 t Sto Pae 41sa Ore 77 - 3k 551 94 sit 20 18- Silver Depending on Averages (Jrurniehed by J A Bogle & Co MOM-be- n of New York stock exchange) Low Lest Change High Industrials 14770 14700 14750 up 20 Rails 4345 4280 4337: up 50 lit 'Me 2547 2535 2540 until Bonds 10390: o9 P3 CornmOtitties 9705 oft 22 Close' Chge 12 39 20 12 3911 2014 37 791" 89 IA 3814 19 s pow-Jone- NM High' Lew li4alexl 4- ‘ QUOTATIONS ATOCK (Bales in Hundreds) Cat Frequency Of Accidents I Smelters - - wr Tintic Chief Consolidated Mam29 moth 4: Utah Fire Clay carloads: CO silica 1: Mortis Lily 4: Tintic Standard Mom moth 4 Colorado Consolidated 2)0:Godiva 1: Eureka Lilly 3 Bingham United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co 5795 tons American Smelting & Refining Co 420 Combined Metals Reduction Co 605: Utah Copper Co daily n cars average of 763 Park City New Park Mining Co 1040 tons Park Utah Consolidated 467 Park Utah tiKeetley) 275 85-to- : '!' - ' Interinountain "Weather '' - The office of war mobilization Salt Lake City and Mostly cloudy Sunday with anew flurries clearing Sundayvicinity: afternoon cooler Utah: cloudy Sunday with snow extending into southeast portionPartly clearing northwest portion late Sunday Monday clearCooler Sunday and Sunday night Idaho: Partly cloudy Sunday with scattered snow flurries colder Wyoming: Partly cloudy east of continental divide occasional snow west of divide Sunday colder Nevada: Clear Sunday colder Light showers of rain and the Pacific coast Satursnow fell over southern Idaho t along for low fogs The day except northern Utah and Nevada Satis expected to reach clearing urday Amounts varied from a Utah late Sunday 'Temperatrace in northern Utah to 15 tures were rising slowly over the Inch in southern Idaho Ternplains states where increasing peratures for the most part were cloudiness was in evidence In lower over the intermountain the' eastern states the weather area was clear and cold with a few The weather was clearing snow showers in the Great Lakes area war production board and war man power commission do mean to step up production of military supeffort& plies are now being tried to keep labor on war lobs Should such fail— and it appears they WM and WPB will order a broad retrenchment of civilian goods out- - put ' Social security pay roll taxes will move up to 270 as of Jan 1 r nigh Low Pree 48 27 Albuquerque N M Atlanta Oa 0 21 Bismarck N D 32 14 Bois Ida 41 - 36 24 33Butte Mont e 21 03 13 35 Tr Chicago 11 Snedaker has been Denver Colo Lloyd 53 29 Tr Grant! Junction Colo 44 15 elected president of Utah chapLas Nev 62 38 Vegas ter American Institute of ArchiLos Anted° 61 81 33 :19 7 Minneapoite-g- t Paul tects it was announced Saturday New Orleans 5 40 He succeeds Raymond L Evans 7Y New York City 30 26 42 32 28 Other new officers are Henry Olfdtett Oklahoma City 45 30 Tr P Fetzer vice president Charles emelt Neb ne 111c 70 38 C Woods secretary and treas— Phoenix 443 Pocatello 27 02 Reno Nev urer arid Hugh C Lewis execu24 05 Rock 40 wycs Springs ' 17 tive committee member 3R Salt Lake Airport San Antonio Tex 56 49 02 San Francisco 86 42 St Louts 15 15 Seattle Wash 4S 39 01 4:4 Sheridan Wyo 2 16 ' D C 14 27 Tr A L Wilson Jack Emery and Washington West Yellowstone 34 1? 15 Kai! Lake weather dittai Precipitation Wilton Ivie will speak on "The m 5 for at ended p period Housewife and Total Conscription" trare-- Precipitation for December none 10 accumulated deficiency 8:15 p in at a meetPreeipitaMonday tion isinee Oct 1 accumulaing of Technocracy Inc in the tive deficiency 951944 162 Burtriatt Sunday 8:38 winset 6 00 was announced Newhouse hotel 40 expected minmaximum I Txpecteri imum 20 Saturday 1945 Congressional leaders agree a presidential veto cannot be over- ridden The 100 increase will hit some 48000000 workers and 2000000 employes Maximum tax from any worker is 60 for the year The automobile industry's peak year 4) production was 4587000 passenger cars in 1929 Of that total 451000 were exported But says Alexander Hamilton lzuttitute by the close of 1945 demand will 8700000 units And should volume be increased to 4500000 for this country it spells out a two-yeorder backlog with new demands corning Up as old cars go off the roads Utah Architects Elect New Officers - - t - - ar ' - It's taken a long time but WPS now 6 Await Three Speakers at knows the why of the scarcity of infants' and children's wearing appareL W P B found that de mand Is outstripping production by more than 40 and Increased family income allows purchases of higher priced items W P B and P A agree to a alight increase in low priced lines and a demand-requeof manufacturers to slow down on luxuries Announcement due soon : - st it U '' - AA : AIL 1N0i1 i - - ' i ftkootrmk"dtkpombRsog—dk-mfqtophreo"JN!4bdoh"Axkp"AAak-dINr-11aatkooi- ' - ' AR4”W40 1101k - 4 |