| Show 18 Uht Salt £ak ZTrlbttnt Friday January 3 1947 Credit Executive Points Out Leading 1947 Liabilities Br THE SHUT BOSS The men who pass on the credit the nation have an intimate as to the nation's balance arheet and the factors involved Hence it is of interest to note the more important liabilities for 1947 listed by Henry H Helnmann executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men: "The "problem that faces us is one of a sound recovery for the welfare not only of our people but also more important still of the world If both management aid union labor officials value their leadership and intend to preserve It they must discharge their responsibilities with due consideration for the welfare of the general ©f - public Determination Needed There arc the 'something-for-roLhingthese people who desire security without being willing to admit the necessity of earning it This Liability can only be liquidated by a determined government s' policy POTATO MARKET — PotaCHICAGO Jan 2 toes— Arrtvili 76: on track 162 total C S stoipmsnts Tuesday 854 and Wednei- slay 274 supplies relhsr light demand moderate for western (locks market ateady for wwtrn stocks market firm for beat quality Idaho KusMt Burbanka (300 0 3 35: Colorado JKcd McClures S3 10 XiJcriaan ronuwa $110 tail U 8 io'o 1 Mmnesota-Norto lr y i Dakota Bliss 1 numpM good quality washed $240 w Buss Ifiumpbs 2 bo acu L H No 1 $325 (AP-UBD- A ' h NEW YORK STOCKS Dredging Lease Voted in Idaho UPi — A lease permitting gold dredging operations in the Boise river was granted Thursday to Leverett Davis mining engineer by the state land board over the objections of many Boise river — IDAHO FALLS Jan 2 users The board granted the water oo for mtormaiion potatoes point Fhipptrc Twin Fails and Burley seca vote of 4 to 1 jno inn Most present ilupmenti ar from lease by tions: Farmers along the river vigorprevious aalca ottering! light partly account of subzero ouuur rather light ously opposed granting the lease aemand liht market ateady o and cash on their contention that the operbales points snipping track b!— U 8 No 1 Russet Burbanka ations would increase the silt and aacaa sue A washed heavy in 2 ill 9 2 35 occasional sand 19 large aizes downstream into 1240 unwasned loo few aaiea to quote their moving canals I' S No 1 and utility grade washed irrigation unwashed no aaiea reported new provisions esglHjJ105 Iel!vrd saes atuppins point basis— Too Among the lew aaiea to quote prices to growers too tablishing an innovation in state few reported aaiea to quota river bed leases are these provisions: Caae No 3077 1 Davis must post $100000 REPORT V TENTATIVE ORDER BEPORK THE PUBLIC SERVICE performance bond "running to the OF UTAH In the Matter of benefit of the state and the" water the Arralicatlon Of GRANT CROCKETT users of Boise valley" and guar forf eba Murray it Mldvale Truck Line and wecee-a:t- y anteeing that he will abide by the Certuicate of Convenience vo operate aa a Common Motor Carlease and keep the river in the iommerce same condition rier of property in Intrastate) Utah as at present and ( Between Salt Lake City 2 The lease is subject to cantan ay Utah assuming operating rights heretofore Magna - Garf laid cellation on 30 days notice If the Certificate of Convenience sand conditions are aggravated by Truck Line gtintld and Necselty No 755 Davis operations By tne Commission: 194J 3 Cm the 171b day of December The lessee "agrees at his own Grant Crockett doing business aa Mur- a expense to operate a suction type ray and Mid vale Truck Line filed application wltn this Commission sand dredger for the purpose of joint for permission to allow Orant Crockett taking from the bed of the river to operate aa a common motor carrier come in Salt Lake City and Mur- all sand which shall of (AP-USD- T 1 D loO-poun- d COM-MJbalO- N 1 property ray Mldvale and Sandy Utah the operation that Allan J Coll now holds under certificate of convenience and necessity No ei issued by this Commission on turn 23th day of April 1945 and for Allan J Coll to discontinue operations as common motor carrier between the above mentioned points Tbat public convenience and necescovered by this apsity for the service established and that plicant bat beenwould best be served public Interest by the granting of the certificate XT IS THEREFORE ORDERED That certificate of convenience and necessity No 659 Issued by this Commission In Case No 2844 is hereby cancelled and annulled IT 13 FURTHER ORDERED That Grant Crockett doing business as MurLine is hereby ray and Mldvale Truck tesucd certificate of convenience and as a com755 No to operate necessity mon carrier by motor vehicle for the of commodities generally transportation from Salt Lake City to Murray Mldvale and Sandy serving aU intermediate and return points IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED That the on file with applicant shall maintain by CommiaM Insurance required rules and rates law tariffs naming shall he' operate and regulations in accordance with the at all tun statute of the Bute of Utah and the rules and rerulatlons which now exist or which hereafter may be prescribed by of Utah the Public Horvlce Commission the operations of common motor carriers over the pubUo highways Cf the Stat of Utah IT 13 FURTHER ORDERED Toat the above described certificates shall be effective 30 day from the date hereof Mpoa the condition applicant files the seceanary Insurance and tariffs In accordance with the Commission's rules to file Insurand regulations rallure 20 ance and tarlffa within days after date of this order the certificate herein twied will tweome null and void IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That this Order shall be published n a newspaper of ceneral circulation and proof of publication to be filed with this Commission within S days after the date of thle rwder and unless protest is filed with this Commission within 20 days of the dste of this order the order shall become full force and effect Dated at Bait Lake City Uuh this 21st day of 148 te tht DONALD HACKING W H McENTIRE OSCAR W CARLSON (Seal) Attest! Commissioners ROYAL WHTTLOCK Secretary ALL tea see Camas rues aacawe earwua east eJsenee anew Cast pee 100 eslaanvat 147V4l Furs Be Jewelry 10 aaiaawaaa rate eoa policy toM-an- s PRODUCE SIABKET Manufacturers to Retail Stores E:s Oride A — Large AO 9 62c medium ©59c: small 41© 4fie Grade 8— Large 45 3 57e medium 04BC Batter II f I0ST0N I LOG DIAL GRAIN FUTURES CHICAGO Jan 2 tAP) — Odm Low High Wheat — Jan $2 12 12 12 $209 Mar 20314 203H May 192 178 July Corn-- Jan lnot 1 2B Mar 1291 May 128 July — Oats 74 Mar 69 May 64 July 61 Sept ill 132H 130 128A 1B2H 304 1 32V4 1 30Vj 2 H lv28H L2SH I 75H 744 tv 62 64 61 27 2040 12 127 74 69 64 61 126 20 ftO 2040 uly 2040 Sept 17S 684- - 691 Barley--Mar Lard-J- 11H S2 lSlli 176 I V Cloae 2040 METAL QUOTATIONS Co Brokers By J A Hogl Coprr Lead 1950c 12 55c 1050c Zinc Hllver OOMiC NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice-ihereby given that the Utah State Board of Pardons will hold a regular session on Saturday January 18 1947 st ten o'clock A M at the Utah State Prison Salt Lake County Utah that st said meeting said Board will hear application in the following case to- BY ORDER OF THE BOARD Herbert B Maw Chairman A Giles Secretary AND PLAN PLEASE SEND ME FREE LITERATURE DESCRIBING HOW TO PLAN AN INVESTMENT PROGRAM NAME ittittiiiii So Ttmpl lllllllltllt f JM AC rhofl Z-- Celameae Celotex Cerro d P O Ches N W Chi do Dfd Chrysler Colcate-Colo F ft II Col Brest A Coium CAE Cora Credit Com Bolv Com w 8 do Dfd Con Copper Con Edison Con Nat CH Con Vultee Cont Can Cont Moto Cont Oil Dl Corn- Prod Crane Co Crown ZelH Sugj Cu-A- uurtiss-do A Deere ft Col Dome Mine) Doug Aircrj uu Font Eastern Air) Eastman Kl raton Bl Auto-L- Mf e £lec Boat Bleo P ft Li tine hk Evans Prod Eversharp Falrbks-- Farns TR Fruehauf Gen Gen Bak Bronx! Gen Cable Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mot Glldden Goodall-- S Goodrich Goodvesr Ore Patgs Gt N R tf rat Nat was when you could take as ahead they come but now wise men lookthings Wt Bran Alrw Bridge Br BrlgKS Mf Budd Co Ca1 Pack Cal C D Q Ale Canad Pac Case J I C TlME If ar Glssi Farsightetl People Are Happy People ITHEO BALD Borg-W- five-poun- d Grover ADDRESS Bait it O Barnsdall 3 Ir Wks 3end Avt 3est Foods Beth steel Soe Airpl" 3orden Co Twenty-four-poun- ing ' I Am Dlst Am Loco A P Lt A R 8 8 A R Mill A 8 A R Am TAT Am Top B Am Vise A W Wks Anaconda Co Arm A T 8 F At C Line Atlaa Corpi AViat CP Bald Loco L McN ft LI Ninety-threscore 81 5 S2c 91 core Lockheed 70 80c Loews Inc Cheese Lone Stu d Marsh Fid 3 45c triplet GL loaf 47c Martin longborns 46c McG-raEl NEW YORK Jan 2 (AP)— Butter — Mld-Mclntyre — Pet ReCheese Receipts 744806 steady Mission C ceipts— 230703 steady prices unchanged Eggs Receipts 26625 steady —Live poudo pfd Dressed poultry £asy ltry—Irregular Mont Ward — Live Murray Cor CHICAGO Jan 2 f poultry — Unsettled— receipts three trucks Nat Acme one car Butter Firmer receipts 399-34- 4 Nat A via Eggs— Firmer receipts 15522 Nat Biscuit Nat C Retf - Agency Company A C F A C Sugajl e 8mlth PRISONER FOR COMMUTATION: John C Markham COUNTY JAIL CASE: Louise Wilson Weber County Jail CONTINUED CASES: Robert Cummins Joseph Barton All persons havlna- any Interest there in desiring to be beard either for or tna of said application against re notified granting to be present at said meet- CONTINENTAL C Gt W Bugi Greyhound II Gulf Oil Holl Furn I Homeetsk Hud BMftSI Hud Mot ! 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Int N Can Int PaperTl T lat J ft L SU4 SI Kennecott S S' 43 Kreacs Kress S HI wn : PRISONERS FOR TERMINATION: Grant P Beal Clarence Odell Butter-fiel- d Leonard Hermon Davis Parrel Max Dopp EXiRene Anton Frost Lou Sid John Frank A Lucter John Jeremy L Mlkesell William Harold Overly Dan R Padilla Herbert David Richards Ream Wlltord E Rtggs Jack Laurence EWOIIY and furs Insured at low cost Adams Ex Air Keduo Allied Sir Altla-Mf Am Alrln Am Can 062t City IIlghf Low Nat Gypera a t ieaa Nat P ft L at Bupplyi NT C RR N A Avla N Amer Co Nor Pacific: Ohio Ol Pao O ft W Pack Moirl P A Airwa Param Pic Park Utah Parke Dav C)oef Net Ctigs 10 16 16 34 35 35 34 34 19 35V 37 37 12 37 -9 9Mi 96 9ii eo 91 90 6j 49 49 49 2 23 Vi 23 23 6 43Vj 41V4 41 26V 26 15 26 48 13 13V4 13 41 16 15' 15 -43 36 35 ' 35 17 58 56 56 1711 171 15 171 4 83 82W "2 5814 58 58 17 17 22r 17 22 40 40 40 201 14 13 13 SS 5 99 98 4 51 49 49 24 A 24 24 2B 6 6 6 9 !14i 20 20 30 15V 14 14 81 241 23 23 271 18 18 18 7 37 37 37 9 26 25 25 61 91 91 91 121 22 21 21 49 49 3) 49 131 44 44 44 141 12 11H 11 1 15 15 15 9' 34 33 33 361 12 12 12 1 28V 28W 28 61 3 3 111 15 1414 31 12 12 lHil 1 35 35 35 10 21 20 17 31 30 30 4 33 32 32 20 54 53 54 7 20 20 20 10 46 45 45 33 91 89 89 8 56 55 33 15 14 14 6 31 31 30 103 11 11 11 3 45 44 44 23- 22 22 22 3 3 4 237 1 123 123 123 8 6 6 2? 26 27 27 1 54 54 54 17 16 16 16 14 58 37 37 25 10 10 10 3 41 40 40 74 73 73 20 39 39 39 4 32 32 32 11 21 20 20 - 5 5 5 5 3 19 19 19 136 33 35 7 17 16 16 4s 74 74 73 4 188 187 a87 16 21 20 20V 2 227 226 Ail 1 52 52 52 3 57 57 57 6 15 14 39 18 17 18 11 11 4 21 20 21 11 24 23 23 1 41 41 41 4 58 -68 58 8 7 17 7 39 37 37 2 11 11 114 4 18 17 18 331 34 13 13 461 36 35 35 6 43 43 43 691 53 82 101 49 48 2 31 J 31 31 33 B6 64 65 65 65 65 Ill 5 32 5 5 fi 47 46 46 8 24 23 23 8 37 37 37 7 60 60 60 21 31 31 31 121 36 36 38 21 41 41 41 151 17 16 16 8 6 18 6 2 38 38 38 6 25 24 24 6 40 40 40 91 12 11 11 31 73 71 4 30 30 30 34 35 35 35 22 53 52 52 35 17 16 16 30 35 I 34 34 26 52 51 51 1 35 33 35 1 49 49 49 5 54 54 54 23! 10 10 10 91 19 I 18 18 121 25 25 91 78 77 77 25 33 31 32 5 33 32 32 1 37 37 37 1 51 51 51 3 39 38 38 71 34 33 33 6 6 7 26 23 23 23 23 61 60 60 1 11 11 11 14 29 14 14 3 29 29 29 1 14 14 14 lnl 28 28 28 51 38 37 37 3 37 36 36 21 83 22 25 15 25 7 34 34 34 1 1 19 4 4s 4s 3 4 9 31 20 22 41 6 4s 12 32 42 46 Pennev JC 26 Penn RR Pepal-Col- a 28 6 42 Ptieipe D W 27 Phil Elec 9! 24 Ptiltco Cor) 21 57 PTllllS Pet 1 63 ProcterAG 7 38 Pun B Colo 101 22 Pub H N J do S 501128 pf 8 55 n Pure Oil 10 24 9 Radio Corp 56 8 21 RpadlnK Co 3 38 Kem Hand Hepub Htl i 30 28 1H 42 Rey Tob B 7 23 fcafewav Bt 4 55 St Jo Lead Schenlev U 138 53 43 39 Sears Roeb 7 14 Inc S lv K Cos1 6 4 1 40 Simmons 12 15 Sinclair Oil SoconyVac 166 15 23 45 Sou Pacific Sou Ry 12 60 8 perry Cori 23 20 Inc1 15 19 Spiegel Bid a ft El M 53 36 St 20 6T fttd Oil Cat 14 41 Sid Oil Ind 22 r9 fttd Ol) N J 6 15 Stone ft W 18 21 Studebakeri Bunahlns M 19 12 6 3 Tetautoirr Texas Co 19 59 5 11 Tex G Pr Tex O Suir 14 52 3 17 Tex P L T 2 20 Tide A Oil1 2 43 Tlmk R Bl 7 14 Trinitmtr fl 20 T ft W Air 7 Tri-21 Corp 38 2 Tw 53 Underwood 3) 3 97 Un Carb 7 22 Vn Oil Cal 6 23 Un Air Ln U32 18 Aire 1 106 do pf 651 3 Unit Corp 161 51 Unit Fruit 2! 40 U USPAFdv U 8 Rub 9 53 4 49 U8SRAM U 8 Steel 35 72 3 35 Wsigreen War Br Pic 45 17 W Auto Sp 2 74 w u xei A 68 21 W Air Br 12 33 Went Elec 23 25 9 25 White Mot Willys-O- v 11 10 Wool worth 17 47 5 66 Yg 8 ft T Zenith Rad 11 19 3 11 79 16 C - 4 42i 45 4s a 3s 4s 2s 4a 4s a e 1 NEW YORK CURB i ISaleal High I Low Close Sales in 100s 1 9 Amer Superpower) 1 19 19 Bunker Hill ft Sul) 19 j 18 27 26 Cities Service 26 16 El Bond ft Share! 76 lIVx 16 3 Hecia Mining 12 13 1 Mtn-- City Copperl 2 2V4I 31 2 2 I Nat Tun ft Mines! 2 2 II New Park Mln 451 10 10 t 10 Hud Pow Niagara 2 14 Technicolor 14 14 Trans-Lu- x 4 4 4 11 141 17 17 United Gas Total stock sales Thursday 230000 snares year ago I 1I 1I ' 2 2tt 2l 2 - 1- 25 25 41 27 23 67 63 38 22 127 54 24 9 21 37 27 41 22 55 50 38 14 8 40 15 14 44 48 19 15 32 r 41 69 15 20 12 6 59 Salt Lake Stocks 1 Hill BinKham Metals Bonanza Mining xBHtol Silver Bullion BlR V 11 51 16 20 43 14 Si 20 7 37 53 96 21 23 18 108 3 so 39 52 48 70 35 17 73 19 32 24 25 9 46 65 19 $ Cardiff Central Standard xChlef Con xClayton Silver xColorado Con Columbus-Rexa- ll xCombinrd Metals Comet Coalition xCommon wealth Lead Crescent Eagle OH Croff Crown Point xDragon Eat "Irown Point xEas! Standard East Tintio Coalition xEast Utah Empire Mines x Eureka Bullion x Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western xGrand Deposit xHorn 811ver xHowell Indian Queen Kennebec " ft s 1 1 Kentucky-Uta- h x Moscow xMountain City Copper XMountain vievr Nalldrlver ruin aijiiuiu parK JNcimin Tl - ii it 'I IV : - 1 J4 l1 - 4 s 3 1 : 5 n Oi v — liUI Plutus '06 xkico Argeiifine xRoyston CoaMuon xSUver King Coalition Bllver King Western jtSllver Shield rSilver Standard 27 222 102 29 04 54 11 10 11 04 18 43 35 1 60 09 675 70 05 07 06 10 15 03 05 05 47 3 75 03 14 05 04 05 10 07 09 4 73 12 00 fv Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Ttntlc Central xiinuc ieea x Tin Ho Standard union cmef Con Utah Utsh-Wy- o Con Oil victor con West Toledo xWetern Alloys XWIIbert xYankee Con Z'ma xUtah Id Bug com 435" 11 12 do pfd xOperatlng company THURSDAY'S SALES Operating Lakeside Monarch 1000 at lOe 1500 at 12c 10O0 at 15c 1000 at 16c New Park 100 at $222A e Plumbic 1000 at 15c Silver Shield 1000 at 6c Silver Stsndard 2000 at 64 Tintlc Lead 1100 at 39a 800 at 38c Yankee 2000 at 6 hi c 060 30 umiVVg Cn xNat Tun Sua pfd Vfach M x Lit ah Fire Ciav xUtah P 4k L coin xZ C M 1 21 1 e -- 1 -- i - 3 AmalK Sugar com dopfoil En'ity First Serurity Corp Independent Coal 100 Mountain Fuel Supply 1575 Utah Oil Refining 1400 Utah Home Fire Ins 20300 UtaJi Southern Oil 525 Utah Fund 985 Utah Pow ac Lt com 2125 do bonds 9950 do deb 110 50 - ' - - ' w jS 10 OO 'jf KUTfl7:00 51 225 TO 00 22 01 ) Asked $10 15 10 Of) 3 50 57 00 110 1625 1435 20800 575 1040 2200 10100 11150 p 8-- 2 8-- 4 - ' JMei CHICAGO Jsn" 2 (AP) — Strength In the January corn contract based largely on renewed government buying of cash featured trading in cereals on the grain board of trade Thursday It was a session of mixed and confused trenda Deferred corn deliveries declined Wheat was mostly lower with the near-bmonths displaying largest losses Changes la oats were confined to minor fractions Wveat closed Vi lower to V higher lowec to January $2114 corn waa H and oata W higher January $132' 2i Iowa to f higher March was Spurring the upturn In January corn from receipt by the kfain trade of requests the Commodity Credit Corp to offer corn for late January delivery The local office of tae Government Buying Agency was reported purchasing Thursday on top of buying 1 325000 bushels Tuesday snows In the midwest also buying aa it was felt transportation difficulties might be intensified by the weather Cash and commission houses wer- both good buyers of January corn A- increase In wheat receipts in the southwest had a depressing influence on thai eTaln Heavy snows in the southwest-er- r territory were expected to give the bread cereal good protection from future cold avu whole are In (rood "Winter Jralns aa to excellent condition with no damage as ted yet" the weekly weather bureau report said In oats were not large Local Dealings traders and commission houses were on hot sides of the market Trade reports said loadings of oata in the country were relatively light aa available cars are being used to ship out corn was slightly lower ln sympathy Lrd stocks on with a drop in ho prices De 31 here totaled 17936144 Ins an increase of 11545579 lbs during November A year ago stocks here totaled y H-a- 19 92 NEW YORK COTTON re-p- lb: - Foreign gulf ports Zinc — Prime western lie New York 1094c: East St Louis 10 Vic — Settlement prices Copper 1815c lead x 60-sto- ck CHICAGO PRODUCE — CHICAGO Jan 2 AP) (USDA Butter irregular AA 93 score 755c: A score score 92 7475c B 90 735c Ecsrs firmer larse No 1 and 2 extras 4c a 435 medium extras 36ci3i5 standards 365c V 37 current receipts 37 dirties 305cS31 c necks 295ed30- - 39 WASHINGTON! M HIM )£ NEW the Opening CONGRESS New SKIPPY iisjijni shim sjjir' eentjjP ' L PI A UUIni a it's ¥ tT -- 3 Friday January 1947 KUTA-5- 70 A B C AM 6:00 6:18 6 30 6:45 7 :00 7:16 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 S OO 9:15 8:30 8 46 10:00 10:16 10:30 10:45 :00 11:16 1 1 :30 11:45 1 1 2:00 2:16 2:30 2:45 7:16 7:30 7:45 OO 8:16 830 6 OO 8 46 10 00 10:16 10:30 10:46 "The Human Side of the News" IIOO 11:16 11:30 °nd nnh I d°y 11:46 I UUH y Monday through Friday WESSON by OIL and SNOWDRIFT 1 La3lra 0:30 pm WAV 1 PM f —4 1329 0MutuJ i I Phone Stations For Further Information (MST) KALL-9- Network Mountain t Me Ait T'o'cl ci y A 10 System I e iDiwmounuui KSL- -1 160 ©Columbia System KDYl-13- KNAK-14- 20 00 4NBO Network Toe Old Corral Ken Tear! Kvs— Morning News Playing the Top ®The Three Treys Tunes of the Day Farm Breakfast New V Heartfllnt The Old Roundup News Corral aImn Farm Journal Bins Crosby Sings Bonga Harry Clarke News Potluck Party TribTele Newa 4RsTeille Roundup News Petersen eUtan Playboys Breakfast News Top of the Mornlnf Melody Farade ' with Don McNeil Mxra Lawtoo Birthday Club S Owens Sam Jack News Roundup Road of Life OArthur Gaeth KALL for Cash— Tio Toe Tunea and Aunt Fanny Joyce Jordan fast ta Holly Music Cash tor D'Artega A Maaaey eFreil Warlna Hla wood — Brenemaa Correct Answer Pannsylvanlans Psrley Baer TOrand Slam Jaok Beren frOalen Drake Woman's Pa (re Juke Box Jamboree News and Weather Western Juke Boi Jamboree — Ous roster M News H Warren wJames Abbe Breakfast Club Western ' Western Alarm C 1 p 7-4- 8 Newa Direst Alarm Klok K3ub Today's Top Tunes Correct Time rarorlte Hymns wltn Dr Styles ion Harum Ring and 8mlle Kenny Baker gomethtng for tne Ladlee The Wishing Well News 6 OO 3:15 8 39 8 46 9 OO 8: 15 0 30 Orchestra 8'45 Three Bims Time Out for tae Oirls Newa Blng Crosby Alrlane Trio Symphonic Swing Pop Tune Parade News Tom Ivory Take It Easy Cracker Bafl Quia 00 615 630 e- 7:30) Ceremonlee eDand 6 JflO 7:1 Klok tUub Black Hester of I wTe3 Malone Rosemary QHymna Tou Love 01amor Manor — QConKrsas Opens VKste Smith Speaks With Kenny Baker 0Morton Downey iAunt Jenny Helen Trent Art Baker Listening Post Do Tou Have It? flOur Oal Sunday Betty Lane Vera Keene Book Reviews Sister ' JiMa Perkins wCharm School June Hayworth Musis rashlons wMy True Story gToting Dr Malone 11:55 Tunes of the Day ?)Road of Lite Hymns of Wake-C- 10 00 10'tS 10 30 10'46 1 1 :0 11:16 11:30 11 '45 Afternoon Prograrru 815 8:30 P m Sends Capitol! iTtiP&z 0 ZCMI'i "Pale Moonlight" " Advertisement 8 4:30 pm -- KUTA reienfed asd poetic reflect HOLLYWOOD TODAY-2:- 30 8-4- t JERRY BURNS Winner From ZCMI to the Film 8 i - 9:00 pm SKYLINE TO HOLLYWOOD THEATRE ICSL— 8 P The Supper Club AM TODAY-- 10 HEAR f'R'UPJmi W'W S'vVei Brings Session of the 616 6:30 HILL 4 - You 6 46 TOO C Night spot of the ofr AIRLINE TO Or?pon heifers $2150 few loads4 medium to good range cows $1375 1550: common cows $1100 9 1200: few can era and cutters $850 9 1050 odd bulls $1500 down good C Ives: rone salable and total: 650: about Sheep half ewes good to choice wooled lambs scarce salable $2200 (i 2300 medium to good ewes $600 if 850 eoo holiday fas 676000000 6444000 7668000 4550000 1500000 2523000 1376000 9890000 CHICAGO GRAIN NEW YORK Jan 5 tin— Th stock market Thursday the new year with a notabta lack of enthusiasm and an trregrularly lower trend In dealings that were among the slowest of the past iix months "The proceedings were sluggish from the start The first hour's aggregate of 110000 shares was a low since July 5 for this period-Earl- y gains of fractions to 3 points or so were reduced and losses of as much predominated at the close The pace quickened In tft final half hour when offerings became a bit more urgent Transfers for the fulL session amounted to 750000 shares compared with 1820000 Tuesday and were the smallest for a full stretch since i Aug 20 Reinvestment purchasing by those who had sold for tax purposes In December provided the principal prop for favorites Accounts were lightened however by customers disappointed because a year end rally failed to eventuate The Associated Press composite was off 5 of a point at 659 In the initial session of 1945 the index lost A of a point at 748 orr volume of 1050000 shares Thursday' market lacked breadth only 904 issues registering Of these 411 f ell and 323 rose grti 1945 1946 525000000 Total U S 6900000 Utah 6000000 Colorado 3900000 Montana Mexico 1200000 New N and S Dak 2800000 1000000 Washington 7900000 Wyoming 75-74- 5116 44 168 1554 2788 1865 1028 1626 528 1528 898 544 1681 22 91 NEW YORK Jan 2 (AP) —Cotton advanced almost $2 a bale ln quiet dealings Thursday featured by persistent Offermill buying against textile orders ings were limited partly reflecting tightness in spot cotton supplies There was a good deal of switching from Moat traders the near to later deliveries were awaiting new developments on farm probable cotton plantings this legislation buying year and tho trend of textile afternoon prices were $100 4? 165 a Ijite bale higher than the previoua close March $3248 May $3208 and July for Monien 1140020157 422214672 Jan una 1050a B-- 4 PM $10640118 00 2 (UP)— Following are Thursday's custom smelters prices for delivered metals: delivered Copper — Electrolytic valley 19Vc export New York 19H8 CastingJ9ficoeuverea fob refinery' 19We tiue vauey isj'Mjc fLead —Common New York 125c St 1255c do do do Nationwide Bal Fund Nat Sec Ser pfd stk do inoome Putnam G) Fund Union Pfd Btks Fund Wellington Fund Reasonably close "round figures" on bituminous coal produced in Utah mines during 1946 to have been show output 5000000 net tons compared with 6440000 tons in 1915 The strikes man shortage and absenteeism contributed to the decreased production Estimates of national and western output compared with 1945 production are as follows: — An Churches Talking Prairie Platter Pa-rade Sons of the Day Klernan Sentimental For Reasons Blng Crosby Show — Old New Songe News Juke Box J'mboree aVWhat'a Doing La Western dleaT Brlde and Groom — From Hollywood Ladles Be Seated Rhythm Randevu wKdwin C K1U wD'ct Tracy Trry and Pirates 8ky King" wJack Armstrong wTennesee Jed News Petersen QCedrta foster Today's Children J? Perry Mason J Woman ln White City News But of Farming OQueen for a Day— Masquerade From Hollywood (tRose of My Dreams Lleht of the World cTrlb-Tsl- e Newa Cinderella Ino 1eLlfe Can be BUful To Be Announced Ma Perkins Post Time — Socga ££xrae Journey Pepper toung of Bill Post Easy Aces 4Rlght to Happiness KALL a Tune wttfc &House Party Backstage Wife 2:23 News tfitella Dallas Melody Mae Ioremo Jones My Serenade e Skyline to H' I wood —Audience Show 4Tog- WIdder Brown Milady's Journal KALL of the West Window Shoppers' sSWhn a Olrl Marries Guild Tex emitter Jim Portia Faces Ufa Second Mrs Burton News Latest popu- Just Plain Bill lar Wesfn Tunes (Meet the Missus Front Page FarreQ - Time Oo Jazzband Jamboree Off the Record My Hnda with Jazzoo Newe Show Tune Time Aunt Mary Story Lady TRott Trout Newa Dr Paul QBuck Rogers QTom Mix A 12:00 12:16 1230 12:45 1:00 8 Sport a Page Court of Miasms Heirs Polka Party Sentimental Journey Newa and 8ports Spade Cooley Tommy Reed's Or-cheatra from 8 L Battle of the Bands — Vote Contest in Thla of tne Nation's Bands Hour of Dreams— A Full Hour of Muslo to Dream By 1:60 1:15 1 :3f RequeaU Dste With Musle e Prank Parker Adventure! 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lit Total stock sales Thursday 750000 shares previous day 1820000 week ago 1152390 year ago 1386320 two years ago 1826740 Jan 1 to date 750000 two years ago year ago 2438560 H0SE sT OVER TIIE COUNTER Bid $ 9 85 975 3 25 58 00 io 3:0O 2 00 65 00 21 7Vi 110750 1IJJDO I Amer Bus Shares Dividend Shares Fund Investors Inc Kevstone Custodn 12:45 1:00 1:15 1 :30 1:46 - I Bid i Affiliated Fund Inc 12:00 12:15 12:30 Kennebec 1500 at 15e Leonora 5000 at 3 I e 1000 at 8c Mnao'n West Toledo 2000 at 4c Bid INVESTING COMPANIES Noon NeaoperatJac Croff 1000 at 4e 1 20 43 14 20 7 37 53 99 CONTINENTAL BANK ILD6 13-6- UNLISTED STOCKS ol IT 211000 602000 358000 649000 California Wyoming Stock Market Sluggish In Nevr Year fall-shor- 112-poun- b 250 08 15 35 32 165 07 625 60 05 06 05 07 32 03 04 031 38 2 65 08 02 31 03 04 04 08 08 08 Mines (AP-USD- Coal Output Drops Half Million Tons Based upon official figures through the month of October and estimates for November and December the gross output of iron ore in Utah during 1946 was approximately 1350000 gross tons compared with 1987000 tons in 1945 part of which was wartime production With the resuming of operations at Geneva at midyear in 1946 shipments of Utah iron ore Jumped to an average monthly figure of some 175000 gross tons Comparison of national produc tion is not now possible without final figures from eastern producing districts but butput from western states compares about as fol lows in gross tons: 1946 1945 1987000 1350000 Utah i 24 47 06 47 07 12 10 47 20 03 16 05 35 20 03 06 ¥2 75 09 05 08 412 03 0 lad 1 1 23 18 106 3 50 39 62 48 70 35 17 73 19 32 24 25 9 47 65 19 Lnil : NORTH SALT LAKE (Utah-USD)— Cattle — Receipts 793 Including 107 for market and 686 through: the cattle market looked slow but prices opened very steady few common to medium with Tuesday steers $1150 4 1800 soma meslaughter dium heifers sold at $1760 wltn a few common st $1160 medium cows $1200 1400 few canueri Jo 50 (U 950 built and vealera absent Hogs — Receipts 6H33 including 08 ror and 4967 market opened onmostly tori S2025 few SI fin lower: earlvthrough: to choice 180 to 250 pound weights food sows 50 jjs 1700 $16 brought an tnrougn 3970 sneep — Receipts prices In the sheep division held mostly few done little good to steady early choice slaughter lambs quoted at $2050 W 2200 and good to choice ewes $625 4700 OGDEN Jan 2 — Cattle — Estimated salable receipts 150 Salable supply con sisted or a few low grade steers cows and a few feeder steers: market ooened slow Indications were that but by few cattle would be held over trading on common basis few steady one slaughter steers load top medium cows scaling $1400 982 lbs $1400 cutter to common cows tanners scored $850© $975®1200 $14 50 vealers scarce one load good 856lb feeder steers $1650 few good 600in wnitetace leeder steers siB-utf irv 1650 Hoes— Estimated salable receiDts 10 Market in hog barns opened $150 lower before close 25o of this loss was recdered best with market closing $125 lower than ISO-25time Tuesday bum or good to cnoice lb barrows and gilts $2050 top lbs weights between 250-30- 0 $2000: 1750 good light sows $1700 heavy rotirn Kinds ranged downward to $1800 Estimated salable Sheep— receipts early 250 these were forwarded sala' In receipts in the sheep Prospective sheds foron a direct billing no offerings on warded the open market — Hogs — CHICAGO Jan 2 maraaiaoie iduuu total iieouu ket opened slow few early sales $100® 123 lower but later trade active with bulk of day's sales weights 230 pounds and down 75e to $1 lower than Tuesday's market weights 250 pounds and over only around 25c lower bulk good and etiotee 180 to 240 pounds $207 5 & 2100: toe 2100 paid freely bulk good and choice f 50 to 30O pounds $2050 6 2085 few 250 to 260 pounds up to $2100 late sows 75c 50® vtfi lower most good and choice few choice under 500 $1725 1775 pounds $1800 complete esrly clearance Cattle— Salable 12000 total 12000: and yearlings fairly active steady medium ana good grades or steers and netiers predominated trade activated by heavy snowstorm threatening normal receipts remainder of week: other killlnc classes mostly steady although beef cows 25c or more lower: top steers $3200: long yearlings loads $2600 ii3050 but scattered $3100 taou a zouu puik steers and yearlings moat beef cows beat heifers S2300: $12 50 1500: ca nners and cutters $1000 1 £ OO sausage Dulls to ivuu ana choice vealers at $2600 Sheep— Salable 5000 total 5500: not few early bids around fully established 25c lower on good and choice wooled lambs: asking higher at $2400 and bet ter for Hie best double good and nchoice d clipped lambs with pelts around steady to $2300 no action on other classes — Csttle DENVER Jan 2 Salable 2500 total 3500: calves aa able cows 20 and total 300: around 35 stockers opening sales most classes largefew good steers $2050 others ly ateady several toaas xooa neiiers held nigner odd me $2150 in 2175 some held highercommon to dium heifers $1600 01750 canners and good cows $1300 0)1700 canners shelly cutters $900 ©1150: S7 50 18 00: cood bulls $1600 ® 1650 tn ffewt ralvea and vealera £1100 f?ft 1750 common to medium Holstein stock steers $1250 & 1400: strictly good stock steer calves $1800 1850 comparable 1750 heifer calves $1700® Hogs— Salable 1000 total 8500 slow few early sales all classes $100® 150 lower than Tuesday's average good and d barrows and gilts choice 200 to few sows $1750 ©1800 $2100$ 2125 2500 nothing and total Salable Sheep— done early: top wooled slaughter lambs Tuesday $2325 OMAHA Jan 2 (AP) (USDA) — Hogs — Salable 11000 total 21'sOO active $150®175 stronger than early butchers lower closing $100® 125 lower Dberal good supply 'onlv $100 below Tuesday mostly nnd choice barrows and gilts latter price freely by pack$2025© 2080 ers late sows $100 4150 lower $1700 t£ 1800 Cattle — Salable 9000: total 8200 fed steers and heifers steady to 50o lower cows mostly ateady: bulls and vealers fully and feeders slow weak steady stockers load good to choice lightweight fed steers medium and good ahort feda $2600 medium and good helfera $18002225 and Rood cows $1700 S 207 5 medium to $12 251450: few good cows up & cannere and cutters $950 $1600 bulls beef odd good $1575 1100 good and choice vealers $1550® 1700 Bheep— Salable 7000 total 8600 not established on slaughter classes: talking around 60e lower on fat lambs asking fully steady to stronger: good and choice fed wooled lambs held $2300 and above: and good and choice ewes held $750choice above 70-l-feeding lambs stronger: b Idahos $1740 Just good fleshy 60-l- b feeders $1800 PORTLAND Jsn 2 (AP) (USDA) — 100 total 625 steady Hogs— Salable to outsiders buyers talking sharply mostly lower In line with break in midwestern 250 to 300-lto choice good prices butchers $2400 good 336 to 400-!- b sows J2100©2200 choice feeder pigs quoted $2300 — Salable 300 total 350: active Csttle fully steady at week's sharp advancecommon llBhtwelcht steers $1450 strictly to medium good Rood quoted $2300 heifers and few cows $1850 common to medium $1260 8 1700 few good cows to medium beef flSOOf'ieOO common canners and cutcows $11001450 ters $950® 1160 shells down to $800 common and good sausage and below bulls $1100® J500 fairly good beet bulls $1550: common to medium vealera r 17B0 food to choice salable il ft On nnirii o no L Sheep— Salable and total 150 active good to cnoice iiu-i- d sieftiy: medium to good 80-l- b $2100 good to choice ewes $700 2 Jan ANGELES LOS (AP) — Cattle — Salable 1500 fairly active fully steady cows medium some higher:two loada to goodto heifers SO 2000 good to choice $1700 fat cows $1875: bulk medium good oows $1400 © 1800 cutter to common ® canners 1000 21 $900 $10 Calves— Salable 650 fully steady medium to choice $17 00 2000 Hogs— Salable 200 few sales and bids to choice 240 to $100 160 lower good 260 pounds $2200: medium to good sows $16 00 tf 1700 Salable 25 no sales good to Sheep— lambs quoted to around $2200 choice HAN FRANCISCO Jan 2 (AP U S Agr — Cattle: salable and total: Dpt to 100: strong medium good steers absent quoted $2100 W 2300: load 900 lb Utah Iron Ore Output Falls Way Below '45 300-poun- 110 06 1 -- I vj Asked 13 07 06 27 03 0S 07 175 70 08 07 33 19 09 18 04 10 09 08 16 12 26 02 51 09 07 09 Park Premier xrarn $ 220 99 iNew Park f xumo copper Park BinKham xPark City Coo 1 Bid 10 06 05 25 03 07 08 140 63 07 06 31 17 07 15 03 07 07 04 14 07 05 22 45 05 43 03 10 07 45 15 02 14 03 28 16 03 05 08 65 07 04 04 06 2 00 06 24 105' Keystone x Lakeside Monarch Leonora LitUe Mav 1 Magnolia Lead xMammotn it Miller Hill xMlners Gold St xMissouri Monarch -- I ouzjo 2 4 2) 17( 1 12 32 42 48 25 25 41 27 23 67 63 36 22 128 54 24 9 21 38 27 42 22 65 50 38 14 6 40 15 14 44 48 19 15 32 56 41 13 20 12 69 V 5s 4s ilS 41 6 : i 25l 89 18 11 10 26 31 24 20 14 23 15 42 6 78 49 12 14 32 72-6- 7 I ' 39 18 3194 20 22 off 350 2s : 1 81 05 44 07 ATftSF4s93 - Imiirame Utali 2s i t 39 H 17 Chanre off up Olt up U 8 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101 81 Wisconsin central 4s 49 Total aaiea Thursday J2700OO0: pre vious dsy $6310000 week sgo S4870 000 year ago $6872200 two years ago $21115600 Jan 1 to date $2700000 year ago $12089900 two years ago 4 $48719000 : 4 '144 V 40 Close NEW YORK BONDS i ' 55! mem- exchangee Low High Induatriala 17783 17604 17839 Rnlla 5173 6106 8118 JUBJ 3683 Utllillt 103 83 Bonds Commodities 12083 11 EASTMAN HATCH KEN zTirl Salt Lak Jtairy DlKtlH of I I ' AVERAGES S Furnished by J A Bogle ft Co Uis New York stock bers I (Sales! P g precedent-shatterin- I loui gr 10-ye- ar DOW-JONE- STOCKS Bales In "With reference to the lower standard of ethics there ia no need of hiding our heads in the sand like ostriches and not recognizing it It Is particularly true in certain For public service institutions example the practice of bribing one's way into accommodations or conveniences is still widespread" Union Attitude In contrast to these few thought-creatinnational liabilities Hein-man- n makes the following observation upon a subject that worries all industry: "The attitude of the working man the rank and file of labor is to tiemand an acjust beginning own officials They of its counting recognize the value of unionization but they are beginning to assert their demands for responsible leadership Their aim and objective is work at satisfactory wages and they are more and more putting forth this point of view Strikes among the rank and file of labor may not be as popular in 1917" EOISE LIVESTOCK MARKETS STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS Blng Crosby Granite-Jorda- n Nine Cliff Big Basketball Owen R- eporting from Granite 4 Supper Club Western Musle The Band Box Flight With Music News Ink Spots King Cole Trio Melody 'Cruise a Walton M C Write a Request: An All - Request Program — Drop Ray Nell a Card He5U Play Tour ' Favorite Record Sign Off Pleasure Parade Case Curat Pale Moonlight Star Time News Sammy Kaye sKddle Orta A Orcn J11 :55 News Life Begins at Midnight wltb Charlie Baker Good Fr!cj Night 1230— KVNU Ujai 616 6 30 7:15 ?'30 8 OO 8 16 8 30 8 45 9 OO 8 15 8 30 945 1000 10:15 10:3O 1046 1100 11-1- 11:30 6 11-4- 12 OO 1215 12:30 1245 1 OO 1430— KLO Ojda |
