| Show 14 £bC Salt £ak tribune 1947 1 Tuesday July Otto Herres Suggests Plan To Develop Small Mines The trend is toward nationalization of productive industries government monopolies and state trading enterprises If we are to have strength to maintain the peace a strong dependable mining industry to provide critical minerals and metals is essential Too much unwarranted 'have-n- ot talk will undermine the faith and confidence of the country" Refreshing Hill lis Bmeham iCardiff Central Standard I xfhief Coo 8i!Tr xCiayton Coo Colorado Columbia Kxall iCombmed Metaaia xComtt Coailtion xCnmmonwiiltn Lad Crceot Eagi Oil 4roff Crown Point x'onaoltdalcd! 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Inc Coah Himmon Her vcl S lv K ' 21 2i''5 1 37 39 52 43 36 I 2 1 2 -- ' 15! 13 5 3 27 37 t 30 20 38 30 211 31 1 11 7i 25' 17i 5 ( 1 15! 37! 38! 3 14 8 v 7 3 7 17 24 7 1 age-choi- 18! 18!! 1 24 t 38! 5 b - 2"' cAP-FBM- 39 5 10!- - 10 10! 26 28l 28' 2 I 2l 38i 38l- 38! 414 11141 1 I i ! 31 40 24 39 23 26 I ' 26! 59 1 32 5 9 40' 23 2' 30 3 135 62 4 ' 9 1 6 ' -- I 14 6 4 4 Sinclair" Oil 178 Pocony-Vac119 12 Botith Pac P south Rv I 13i Sperry Cp 24 is 18 1 2 12 4 3 2 14 15 18 41 34 19 19 31 2 40M 23 42 2° I k 37 12 1 2 4 1 ll'i 16' 40 181 2 4 I 32 1 1 5 40 3 1 1 1 IB" 19 : (AP-l'SD- In 2 1 31 3 19 32 24 40 23 4 2 31 i li -- recorded NEW YORK June 30 (iTl-- For eign silver prices advanced lc an ounce to 62ic Monday in New York and pence to 38 pence in London The New York price was up 3c irom the year's low set June 20 The vear's hieh was 88 Vic an ounce March 6 Entrance of the Bank of Mexico into the market to purchase 2000- 000 ounces a month or about "Tialf of Mexico's production for coinage purposes was credited with revers ing recent weakness wnicn naa been attributed to the seasonal slowdown in jewelry and plating industries MEETINGS TODAY WertinKS rhnluteil tor Ttiday In Mull City Includ: nrian tro- M'ltrl t tan — New rna-ianrem Asm s am: Maaaarnuartia neiau 8 am J Provllon Dralfira' 8 am Ohio Asaocla'lon of Kftail Grocer Chr roirt Motor diwsion 30 am: Ot- noon: Kait lhk iub llmi' noon suear Co notary ilub noon: trI'tah-IdahKoiinil Tabli noon Knltht of — Hotel Waatcn WorKer NritliiiuH Literary United 2 Aulo Hulj pm 7:'io n m — Salt Lake llot'lclubTempi noon Square San Jun Adult education 6:30 p m No 67 Other meetlnf — EaEle aerl 8 p m IOOK hall 41 Foal Office pL k An iror (iliAIN riJTIJKES CHICAOO Jun TO (AP) — Oren Wheal — 21fiH ' Julv Sept P- - 2 1 d Ij fl 209 May Corn — 19SH July 17KI Pent lni Dec 157k May Oat — 96H July Pent K4H 83 Pec MyLard — 78 8'it t 1920 1950 Nov 19 3T Ju y fK-- lilt'! $2 19 2 IS 2 IS $2 2 lfi4 12 J2 19 2 16 2 15 2 12 i 2 00 H lit) 209 2 2 12 3004 182-- t 163 " 1604 87 U 84 Va 81 2015 2060 2013 17fi07 157 182 v 98 06 H 84 82"- 79 19 13 19 &0 19 35 i lfil 160i 1 87 84 80 1 2000 JO 4 0 1 9 tains and drug store cowboys were as rare as horseless carriages Summers were warm then as now and sparkling bubbling refreshment just sus welcome although not as easy to get Contributor of the photograph Frank Horrocks 218 W 21st South recalls the date the picture was made as about 1890 Mr Horrocks was the boy in the derby hat to the right of the cases stacked on the old boardwalk fronting the establishment The delivery wagons each had their own route part of the time One would go to towns in a northern Utah county while the other made city deliveries This was a branch of the Hewlett Brothers Co established shortly after Orson 11 Hewlett now of Los Angeles and two brothers now 'deceased Franklin J and Albert Hewlett founded the firm in 1887 at Salt Lake City 7"S 2015 METAL MARKETS -- Safety School On Wheel one-roo- 0 9 11 U o ultra-moder- em-plpy' es 50-fo- er ot i j '" : L TE morning 54 Utah — Clear Tuesday and Wednesday warmer Tuesday "High lEMrEEAIlBE CHART Tuesday afternbon 78 to 6S Ln Prc 0t 65 near 98 in "Dixie" Low Wedncs-- ! AAtiania itvjouerque "1 ' N D n83 549 32 day morning 47 to 57 except1 Blomark Ho:e H'-e- 65 in "Dixie" Idaho — Clear except afternoon Boat on hevenn Chicago Tues- cloudiness north portion day partly cloudy Wednesday Slightly warmer southeast por85 — 7 2- - Butt MS i Cincinnati t'riiver v t ro: t Imluth Minn i ran! Juncuon I at Vegaj Iican Ina Angelc M'aml MiimeX)!ia Mew Orlear Fair 'if M1 - f 72 R5 !n 21221c Kl SI 7 1 03 Jun n M HI 10 l 4 MO P4 79 10 79 M 7! f-- at and warmer trmncratures S:irlni Han ID 41 5 04 Tr SO rt4 31 5" FranrUM-- 4 1H ST: " 4 Hi 75 Sfi ' r t mqbta and "too" !?!and for othr om buy day On oi t buine' bi3gt bookkeeping and lax fcyd-ache- s Mr BuiD)i Man han will b greatly "Mail Ma Monday" take tha and for o hhng You 1 SS 7 I to WihnsTor DC Salt l ake wenther rll enon OI tnr 33 1 UK ! lor Tr 7 71 I imriie loul e rlivd raponibililie hula — actually SO cert MI 75 SO 2 10 44 16 71 Pre"lpitatlnn D m none - I'-c- CURS 21 I r) SB " A 36 74 60 Ti 70 4 77 67 b4 40 OI tne Western portion peri1 for June 2 01 a cru mu a I precipitation 2 '0 'nOctthe nation Monday' This area of eires al Precipit tv e exres 4 12 J II mul slow-is i 11:01 TueeHav S'lnrl 501 iinet high pressure weakening Kvpecied maximum S3 petil 54 ly and moving eastward mOSt Trie - la We Alrimrt ntni3 IieL-- nlt Sun perature ' 104 ITmvti Cut ton lulure AdMii'-ei- ! alioul $1 h bale before Uie market rcaileil partially on profit taking er ln in nenrhy July fulnrea to expirahv It'iu (Intion prior on Julv 15 tion of trailing In that rontrai-Non pnrea were 5c a bale lower t (Oc clone Julv the prevlou h'S'er than 1752 OctTibrr $32 80 and December $11 SI Future cloned 15 to 90Q a ball hls'i'' than Ui prviuu clo YORK 1 WEATHER O NT NKW YORK COTTON NKW ' m f a nominal price — Copp" Stl!mnt lewd 15c: nine 10 50c 1 On the eve bt a new fiscal year announcement of personnel reductions in the office of the U S Collector of Internal Revenue and in military installations throughout the state was made Monday internal revenue said he was revenue said he was directed to reduce his staff of 145 by 34 He must relieve 17 deputy collectors and 17 of his offic force The reduction wipes out all personnel of the Provo branch offupv but annther man will b sent to maintain the office said Mr Korth He reported none cf the six branch offices throughout the state would be closed "W will conduct business as usual but with reduced personnel" he said Total Reduction Officials of the U S Civil Service commission said civil service employes at military installations would be reduced from the February total of 14231 to 13465 The reduction removes all personnel from Kearns and Tooele Engineer a-- Nw Yorlt SIVie Tuesday Wyoming fob rfinry nominal lak New York City east of lllfiien warmer south portion val!y 21e IK —Common York 15c Nw lad Oklahoma City divide Continental Tuesday loulB" l80C14 85c forlgn gulf port the maha 13 13 Vie nominal Piioerlx 85 75 to Zinc —Prim Nw York 11c High Tuesday vtrnforeign Poc!im 10 Kant St LxjuI gulf port Pr rt and xport Korth to Trim Tax Staff Old timers who recognized this scene probably saw a lot of Utah Donations Fall Short history in the making Younger folks would have difficulty identf-fyin- g reDonations and it as a portion of Logan's ceived during thememberships June drive of business section Salt Lake City's Humane society are expectecf to total not more than $500 Mrs Melvin Pettey chairman said Monday closing day of the drive A few more thsn 300 new mem- Redistribution center bers have sent in fees she said Other reductions include Clearwhile the society had hoped for field Naval Supply depot 43SO to 4150 Western Chemical center 5000 Membership costs $1 The "little red schoolhouse" of 613 to 425 Ft Douglas 179 to" 111 Ogden arsenal 1209 to 1050 the Union Pacific Railroad Co arrived in Salt Lake City Monday BLACK GOLD' DKILLLK Tooele Ordnance depot 1927 to 1750 Utah General depot 3163 Strictly speaking the $100000 "schoolhouse" is not red Construction of a $300p0 to 2962 Wendover army airbase not little and not a house but an portable rotary oil drilling rig — 213 to 94 n streamliner coach debelieved to be the only one of its Hill Field Increase signed to teach safety to type in Utah — was completed Civil service employes at Hill Monday by the Stanford Petrofield Ogden will be increased from ave accordEquipped with its own power leum Co 1238-l2374 to 3014 and heating plant the coach has ing to P W Harr general manseats for 54 students air condiSome hope that bureau of land ager which took 10 management personnel employed tioning a public address system The unit seat microphones and full motion months to construct is mounted for soil and moisture work foron a semitrailer and includes a merly scheduled for release ma picture equipment F B Lewis be retained was expressed by Omaha Union Pacific superintendderrick and two H Byron Mock regional adminent of safety who arrived with motors synchronized the rolling school said the equipThe rig will "be used to drill oil istrator ment would be on display for three wells in Utah and will first be The senate appropriated $600000 days beginning Tuesday at 9:30 used at a location north of Great for soil and moisture work and a am in northern yards of the Union Salt lake next week portion is expected to be allotted to this region said Mr Mocic Pacific It will later be moved to "The appropriation bill for the deadjacent shops While official classes can be partment of the interior now is held in the car on company time in conference" he said "and indiSale Machinery for cations are that allotments will not present schedule offers mixed entertainment and safety films to Surplus construction machinery be known until several days After which rail employes and their and equipment and automotive July 1" families are invited Mr Lewis parts and assemblies are currently will be assisted on tour of this being offered for sale hy uie jsaii fartnppd hv the FViwiairi rlivutr-area by N D Nelson district Lake regional office of War AssetsjGeneral Motors Corp waj piV(n S RecfJVOOd mrrA hnn irfl HaTr frnm TTfah safety representative The safety administration lllO car will arrive in Idaho Falls id The sale will be conducted Jn Idaho Nevada and' Wyoming at JulV 4 two parts one on dig ana me uim-- i mettine Monday at the W H on fixed price basis Co" auditorium 433 W 3rd Bintz Construction machinery will be South said Paul J DeVine Bntz Counselor Advanced on a bid basis to all classes Co general manager RICHMOND Cache County — offered commercial of buyers Bids must Hyrum Earl Bair former second be received in the Salt Lake W A A New Police Officers counselor to B C Monson bishop office before 10 am Wednesday of Richmond ward of the Church Other Nine men recommended by Chief equipment and parts will be of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y R ioritv bais of Police L C Crowther for duty O UI lUrt aDrtlllLfl JIOIIICU iHOl with the Salt Lake City police decounselor and Wayne Traveller rnMnnwMif lt j S1I11-I- will be presented Tues- partment —— — i isecond counselor Mr Bair sucn t l" A special preview of three new"ceeds Cyrus Lewis who was 'revc nilfn th rrerk rr annrnvpr! home laundry appliances manu- be sworn in as officers: Dale leased because of ill health Ray Fisher William Charles Davidson Richard William Hoaglard A I IN K iM U Stephen T Gillmor Charles T Kloer Douglas J Hardv WilHam L Robinson Dewey DeWayre and Grant Allen Seeley Salt Lake City and vicinity— Clear Tuesday and Wednesday low S5 afternoon Wednesday Warmer Tuesday High Tuesday for cuitom mHr prlc in Monday'mtala: to r)ivrii — flnlvrd vally Coppr Electrolytic a 21c casting A contract for a $200000 Job of remodeling repairs and addi tion to Utah national guard fighter squadron headquarters Salt Lake army air bae has been awarded to Ballard and Flandro Construc tion Co Salt Lake City lowest of five bidders Brig Gen J Wallace West adjutant general announced Monday This sum excludes a prefabricated hangar 130x160 ft which has been sent for air guard use by the war department Only cost in this transaction will be for erection of the hangar Gen West said Work includes erection of the steel hangar moving of two steel buildings and one operations building and construction of a cyclone fence about the area Remodeling of several buildings for use s warehouses for training equipment alr will be undertaken Gen West said (Jround breaking for boiler house and hangar footings will begin Wednesday t Mc-Phers- on Clo Low ientennlml Thnto st Capitals Hike Silver Rate tcr I 31 Retail trade in Salt Lake City during May — nearly one year after the releasing of most price controls — was up 7 over May 1946 according to the monthly retail trade report for the mountain re gion compiled by the U S De partment of Commerce In Ogden retail sales were up 15 and in Provo they were up 32 during the same month compared with last year Biggest percentage change in sales during the year was re corded for lumber and building materials dealers where sales percentages increased 65 Ca Family inclothing stores showed a 30 recrease and drinking places more business In the corded 21 increase was food group a 14 : i 4 4 31 20 -- M — I 8! 1 1 60' 33 6034 oi:: 143 5' rfl25 5'i 25 I -ijicfi 7! 15 1 I 19 35! 32 14' 41) 6' 24 31 26 41 69 V 151 34 23 24 201 13 4 74' 25 ' 22 121 of supplies erate iirniiiiil alow: market dull and Bit VI 25 4rtxoh rrtumjttiK l : C S No 2 Pootiacn $4 1)0 vvntee quality fanrorrla $ ''04 5 Iw t Til T cm nil 7 T5 BP Ions White lfS0 Triumph 0 5D 94 75 Pontlac Itl'l 'IT 52 f 5 25: VirlRina8 31 Norfolk aectlon CobMer 157 $4 20 7 "20 2 1 00 No l quamy xtepi whr 8 554601 00 nold f15l 4 i Pullman Pur Oil rin(im Crr f'endint: 'C' 'st-- -Pa- 411 ' 4 5 1 4 4 38 Retail Study Shows 7 lughtr n - 4I- 30! 44 ii 1 1 : S L Sales Up n J ' 4 58! 58' 18t Ph Pv Coloi v NJ Pb do K I' cm 3 30' 7: 30 47 42 15' 13' 28 111 5! 31 1 29! 181 16 1 88: 28 11 l 38 8 67' 21 Air! 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A rnt a l Ht Jo 391i on track 320: r(e'V Ir lal I 3 niprnrntj Friday liliy fiatur-'ln- Schen Dit 21 5 modS0l and UF-CSD- -- S' 3 81 JCI Penny Penn R Rj 4 41' 36' 32' 877 SO '4 1 1 65 251 ' t 37 39 52 ' 15 20i 59 61 12 - 40i' 21 8 Prim Pk Ct Pepsi i 39! 19' 24' 16 25 14 39 Park 30 43 38 48 53 IIS' Am Co1 North Pad Ohio Oil Pac GA E' Pack Motr! °an-- 1 - 4 f 2341 104'104 1 1111 54' 8' 12' 1 2 21 4' 65 1221 17 1! 52 6' 5'-3- 7 30 47 1 1 medium $17 00 0 2000 $2100© 2200 common $14 00 6 1 00 food youn cow medium & 60: I8 $1250 0 14 00 $1450 cutter to common $1050 12 00 canner canner $600 J 009 13 O0 hlly vealer 7 SO eood to choir $22 00 cf 1 8 00 It 20 00 to rood $ medium 24(10: and feeder clioic atocker $1500i 1H 0O: stock calves $1 6 OO y 1 8 fiO llor— KeceiPta 38t0 total 3026 trirouKh 702 direct prlre were 25c hither too 12525: 240 to 270 pound 270 to 300 pounds $23 5o 3()0 $2350: to 350 pounds $2250 over 350 pounds up to under 300 pound $21 00: now $2050 300 to 350 pounds $22 00 1 4 19 50 $ over 50 850 0 weieht pounds 145 total 62 market Sheen — Receipt on offered 140O throurh: nothlnB sheep truck-I(it lamb steadv at $22 OO 'tji 21 (ill good and cholc shorn ewes $7 00 Xt 8 OO common to medium $350 5 600 finPKN June 30 (USOAl — Cattle — Estimated alable recelpt-- s 709 through 055: direct 120 totaL 1775 Conllerabl unevenne marke developed on cattl trictlT rood larrely laughter cattl vealer anew lower grade cow steady 11 O0 lower calve with many low grad choice teer out bid: few top good to load bulk $21 00 f 22 50 $2420 890-lmedium S1700W ateers g'xd S2I25: 20 50: odd head top rood heifer $2300 00 4i 22 50 2375: bulk rood $20 common $14 00 $16 16 00: good cow generlly $15 00 r't 1 6 00 medium few $12 500' S16350189U: 1450- cutter to common $1000 canner 9 50ratmera $8 00 ahally to cholc lot $700 heuw $ 1 few 1 900 two stock steer 800 "igood around loads good to choice 558-lstock heifers 1 $ 5 © mall medium 60 1720 lot $1950 tocK calve 2000 good — Estimated salable receipt 50: Hogs direct 1025 total 3035 through 1960 ow 25c higher than Butcher largely Friday good to choice 180 to 240 lbato $25 25 240 to 270 lb $24 75 270 300 lb 300 to 350 lb $22 75 lb over 350 $2375: low $2125: $1875' 19 75: choic and $2025 lightweight bov Aheen— Katlmated alhl receipt 1800 total 2100 Spring lamhs through 300 to aix double good ateady largely to choice IiiaJu airong (24 00: spring lambs on carload atrlctlv good and cholc S24 25: acattered lot medium and good S 20 50 it 22 OO trucked In spring lamb yearlmga $16 00 1650 few good and cholc natlv shorn ewe $6 50 — Cattl ) DENVER J'jni 30 — salable 5000: total 6100 Cajve 30 Around 600 25 Salable teer to 30 all claase cow: 10 ctocker to low opening comparatively ilow : high some held teer $2450 r 26 35choice gool helfera conlderably above $2875: cows load good grass $18 00 $2525 some helfera held higher: medium to good few canner and cutter SlSSOi)'t 11700 3 00: to good bulla medium $10 00 0O: common to choice vealer $!S00r18 to good heavy $1 5 CO i? 25 OO: medium $1 8 00 calve 2150 load good feeder ht fin $20 50 Hog — Salable 800: total 5800: active: narrowa and gllta under 270 lb fully 50c higher than Friday: heavier butcher and sows unevenly steadv to 50c higher: $25 00 good and cnoic 180 to 260 lb few 25 75: early top $25 75 freely to 350 lba J2150W24 50: good and few 00 bow 21 00 choice ti $19 big $ 8 50 'tt 19 no weiitht Sheep — Salable 1800: total 2300: sal doubles able run Include thre spring ewe two load lamb and 1000 mixed on all classes Inirk-lactlv ready rood and choic tnicked-l! lambs $23 50 "f 24 00: buck $100 spifi few rradlnr medium and good $2100 W 2300: No good 1 and choice old crop shorn and 2 pelts $2050 ii 2100 lambe few shorn slaughter ewe $8 00 down new crop feeding Jambs good and cholc $20 00W21 00 — Hogs CHICAOO June SO ( Salable 9000: total 12000 fairly actlv and uneven: generally teadv to 25c higher sows included moM upturn on butcher weighing 250 to 300 lbs: top $25 25 bull rood and choice 170 to 250 'lb $24 50 to 2RO lb $2325 24 50 " 25 25: 290 to 330 lb 521 SOU 23 OO around 37 5 lb tf 2000: good and $1975 weightsto 425 lb sows $18 00 "rl9 75 cbo'ce 300 45n to 575 lb weights 1600 17 75 1 5O0 : Salnble total 15200 Cattle: salable calves 1500: total 1 500 fed steers and yearlings Including yearling heifers and choic grade steady strictly tooil run choice weighty active: largely sleer steer topped at $2050: most cholc offer Inci 2775 ir 29 HO good andc choice heif offer ers $23 50 ! 26 00 avei teadv: medium ings 528 50 slock cattl cow tn grades slow hulk $18 0012100 $13 00 moderat supply trong cutter down: most beef cows $13 50117 00 cow to bull 00 actlv $20 good ateady at $1800 down vealer atsady at $2400 down Balabl total 2500 1000 8heep: slow spring lamba weak to 50c lower load good Klmtl spring lamb $22 0O some comparable nattvea sam price: hold and choice native spring lamba Inc good abov $23 00: a deck of good 108-llamb and vearilng wether mixed clipped No 1 pelts $21 "H around ateadv wih lird a'aughter we teady at S7 50 down — ! ANGELES Jun 30 Cattle— Salable 39O0: etcer slow early aaiea steady: other clauses tairiy actlv n:l fullv ateady several loads medium to good $2450 $2075 ir 24 10 few few me load rood fed heifers $23 50 dium to good $18 OO £f 2050: medium to few to $18 00 good cowa $14 50-- 1750: cutter to common $1 2 00 ft 1 425 : can nera down to $1050 and under medium to good sausag bull $15 60 ft 1750 odd $18 O0 few medium to good feeder ateers $ 1 8 00 ff 1 0 50 550: fairly active Calves — Salable ealve steady to strong: medium to cholc few lot and vealer $20 00 2450 $25 00: common down to $1450 Hog — Salable 40O: largely ateady but top 25n higher than Frldav: rood to choice 170 to 260 lbs 25: top $2525128 S26 5i on few 220 lbs: medium to choice h 2no to 2tr $23 51 f 25 00: f'W heavier SMhli 22O0 good sows 19 50 4i 2noo: few choice feeder plrs $33 0O rlO: little don: rood to Sheep — choic snrlng lamhs 'mioted $23 00 to no ihlv g?4 OO SAN KHAMIMII June 30 -50: good Cattl — Salthle 800 calve itcers held $24 00 common to medium cows vtiiifiR range $l8 25tII7flO' common giaa co $ 2 OO f t OO good $ 1 OO canner 00 medium $8 500 9 50 '(12 to good saueage bulls $ 6 OO tr 1 7 00 calve 300 lbs up a'eady few lot $21 00 7000 undertone weak: Sheep— Ss lahl to choir lmhs alHb! $22 00'u w 00 £OOd $600 0 6 50 1 8 28 31 i Broker 20 67 1 1 1 4! 2" ' 1 22U 9 4 K8! 2H 1 ' 41 23 ::' 23 40 1 2 ' 3 45 5 37 14 Mj 47 1 104 271 1 71 30 21! 4 1' 3 8 3 48 14 N 59 5 S8 14 58 : 4 H il 51 45 30 30 1 93 tl B-- n-- c 1 i 4 4 1 37 101 963 84893 S125372 786: year aeo 202084329 two yeara ago (AP-UPDA- ' 3 13 3 16! 1 - 1 45! 6 8 3 - 10!- - £ 9 r-- 7 1 4 I t 1 12 HI 12 H A la lflli 35 35 39 39 59 r7Hi 2 22 im :ik 28 28 54!-4- 6 54 46 3) 40l 22' 22! 9! 674 25 25 3 NYC PP N Am Avil Akd Bid t Sunday 1 21 5 1 146 9 21 14 38 53 6 26 94 1 I t i 14 38 53 25 94f Mt 54' 1 2 Mt 21 I 54 31 10i 46 23! 3' HuiiAMvn Bav' Huden Mtr Hupp Corpi III Centrall Ind fayoiH COT AT IONS 54 1 2 MM 23 I 43 151 4! 39 6' 28 Huun 195 4)0 10 12 22 25 H 25 Ml 00 COMPANIES DiV'-ri- mrae daie'ee a r2r inn lM''Jl271c RANK CIEARIN(JS i cien-- tvnr Vmiv Stfri Cav riirinn vttv menth tt at deMt t ir v Grevhound Gulf Oil IUil Furn 14'" Jitra-l- pc-jt- 1 ) 1 G N R y pr G W 8ugaH 4!' 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Cn Gen Vt'itr1 Gen Refracl Olldden Co4 GmIiII-- S Goodrich 6 "li lMi 9 9Mi 14 148i46 3 V 10l)t4ii)2Vl 20 20 44 Birch Beery Sarsaparilla Quenched Thirst Then ss about After leaving Utah Prof Snoddy moved to Bloomington Ind where he took a similar position at the He reUniversity of Indiana mained there until a few yeara ago when he retired due to poor health and moved to Santa Monica Born April 21 1S82 in Emporia Kan he entered Emporia college in 1902 After attending and instructing at the University of Kansas and Clark university Mass he received his PhD degree and came to Salt Lake City He is survived by his widow Mrs a son and a Audrey Snoddy daughter Mrs Leslie SteHmon Mont and James W Camas Snoddy Santa Monica his mother and two sisters at Emporia 1920 Guard Awards Contract for Air Base Job 'FOUNTAINS' RARE - I jinsai 1A pf Frla KK Evana Pro Ev ernharp Falrbank Far TAR I 'a 1 4 13 P do I - 1 i : A 8 48j63 17 b 94 54 £2 501950: 3U 20 Trlhan : H3 14 194 49 S 54 12 15 Mi 4 a ' 33 29 16 l 14 t 39 54 i 251 4 4 I ' 1 I 1 ' '1 1 161 1 37 14 10 1 12 1 I Hi 2i 1 ' 1 1 S 12 i 4 3 - 1 1 1 4 ra T 12 2 n 21 2 20 er Pr trtf I 1 37' 10 S 12 1 1 V r vin:-- r A 1 e ' 1 LJ FniMiuf M 14 It C!oa Low 11 U 1 Oil Fir-- t n QrrTTI4N Mich '15 4 00 51 (K Corp Security 1 rulip-mlro1 0O t Coal rH Fuel flupply Vmintain I t ah 14 2( ml i 0O In Home lhr Fir I'tah 4 I 5S 'tiih b iinti I t ah A 21 com 75 pow 7 75 bern Oil "tan M M'iu! 7 9 00 1 Z C Fijuity 1t NEW YORK CTTRR H "S com Moisar pM 3 20 54 H 11 192V4 H 20 I Axked $ 8 40 9 65 4 25 52 50 1 10 14 00 Bid 10 al K!c Boat A LI QIOTATIONS '! 32 29 16 I ' feeble-tnindedne- - 27 n ' 4 4S 41 14 HH 39 40 9' BOH 94 304 a Aul-Llt- Kl OVER THE COUNTER 2 8 OOO 7259 "i ?94 010 1 I - 1 SO MJ 1 m 30 ts r on n ±ycrv vrtr ico 2ft - ( SI Mnndar a 11 so 000 tvorvl xmii V FI I Aakad 9 70 50 1 00 70 00 22 25 65 00 Bid 9 40 il pf ugar C40 n Witon Mich 90 xNatlonal Tun 60 00 x' tih Flra Ciay Lt com! 21 50 Pow x'tah 79 00 x2 C M I xOperating company ' ' 5 lnnv 4' i 4 Twt! irJ w 2ii Air 4 '4 2! 4- - ee4l- 152-mark- 26 1AI 26 '4 45 Mi 4 512Mi! 121 38 W 7 ht 7 H 41 r 42 1 Falou STOCKS UNLISTED 1 So Cn 4149 2V 20' 7 24' 33' 3?: U - A pr4Wi4l)iOr 77 5fi Pr 4t 2"1 V miprI n 4 W t - Kt 7 52 19 32 27 22 8 48 63 17 $15O0©16 ' Si V 61 34 29 I 16 H 63l 17 18' 1 - MARKET 31 il 3 3 Ibl4 241 118llJ8MillnHs ii 5V 5 3! 42 - 321 15 2 22 8 2i 9 48 I 1 jjrrirrilMlipfc LIVESTOCK '- 3 2H pwmm ? Copper I ad Zinc Silver 32i 40 46it 8! 12H 52 20 33 4 45l 66U 32! 15 66 Rv J :s- 261 27l ' 3 METAL QUOTATIONS A Hnirla Co l i - 1 1 1 i nm 20 XT J670 000 Total bond sale Mondav week ago S945-34prevlou jdav J650000: 1 two ago 564790 yeara ago year (1 379 700: Jan 1 to date Irevlaed) 1 10i KtiiminMtK1 3evt Wri Tti:o 2000 at ?uma 10OO at "c 1 41 1' 7!! 3 5 "l 1 2) 81 v worth 52 39 46 l t Mi - 52 39 45 45 171 33 Young FAT Zenith had' ' Airrr Ious Dvl Pont 10'i ll 32 30! 15 li 52 White Mot 1 do A DeereACo DARttW ctl ct do Dom pfMn 14c ' f"1 1 0 W ? m 4SI 1 KTNHH 4Wt 67 or P 3 2C47 3 52 P I rf 5i 1 90 t- - !i 1"7 14 - t Curt-Wr- 15V - 1 ZeU 8 Steel Wool i Co 46 i J - 131 22 18 3 5 46 401 66 Vet W Un T A Win Air R Wetinc El 1 26: UflRulibtr 11 a ami-i- t 22 I Mi ' -- 11- 51 Dr George S Snoddy 65 professor and head of the psychology department at the University cf Utah for many years died after a long illness Sunday at his home In Santa "Monica Cal friends ia Salt Lake City learned Monday Remembered in Utah for his experimental studies of emotional stability Dr Snoddy became a member of the university faculty in 1815 and remained at the school for 10 years as head of the psychology department Particularly Interested in the practical aspects of psychology he conducted a surIn Utah vey of i V 15 6 29 52 105 21 132 2218 221 52 2i 39S PIpeAF 1 I 61 51 3 11 15 6 28 4 V OUAVATERb Shades of the days sarsaparilla 15 00c was in vogue! 10 50c TT S0125C Birch beer iron wine and cham l'i pagne cider were there too comm peting for public favor s Location of today's Centennial ' contest picture is not so easy to guess Ee careful — the name on the center building and the address lMi NORTH SALT LAKE 4USDA) — Cattl totaL 128 mark! 737 on one wagon could be misleading Remta108973direct were fairly through with lam week: prica Kood havy bull ateadv It would be so easy to be wrong — medium 00 17 Sl004t J 1600 tron H quoted 50 common 15 00 $1100 S 12 by 85 miles Mi teer higher: good & 2100 fully $1 to $150 This was 1890 when soda roun- medium $lfO0 heifer S22 5O24O0 00 common rood i I Pugaji C-- Nunoewrmtlnc Colnmbu Rexall 1000 at Kiiiieka Ulafirtard 2"0 at 40c Mlaanurl Monarch i000 ll Sr H'nith Mian lard 1000 af H dil: 41'- - 7 2" I I fir 5 2'll MC 2013 de 4l !o m 4 68 t-T-- inaw H Cnn Crown 15' ' 11! 291 Willvs-O- 6 64 14 52 25 10 20 45 105'l04 21 Walcreen WarnerAii-- Br Chg- - I 111 corn froa 1 : Wt'- -- 9 Si 9i 5 4 ss 1 ! 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Pale xlnora xlnne May and no immediate immay be anticipated If provement that i the caws we should act on and do nomethlng to supIn this port the mineral Industrie about talk her than rat country what we are gXn)c to get from aomewhere elM Outside of North America in many instances production ia regulated prices are cortroliod imports and exports are licensed and mines areworked and prtsry cheap or slave-labo- r I Silver Keyntona 1 i j KrKi I The International of r":r MONDAY'S Indian Queen K fnnthfc Inturky Utah Full of Troblema 4 NEW YORK STOCKS lt1t xiiowell xJrand 12i 221 Htd Oil N J Stone A W 60-sto- ck Kmplra Interest r Minjng Silver Brmtol Bullion - (n Vt!i Boranu Ppleeel A Ire Kl Strt G J4 pf Btd Oil Cl Htd Oil Ind! 650-00- Alktd i nf trday QUOTATIONS Bid Dies on Coast Furninhed hy J A Hogl A Co Member of the New York Stock Exchange Close HiRh Chr Ixw Industrial 17766 17582 177 30 up 74 14 88 62 45 off 45 Rail 4604 34 83 34 58 3473 up 10 Ltilitle 14 65 stock 6272 6213 6256 up 01 Bond 10278 up Com'odltie 13018 Up 121 tions to a point or more predominated at the close Transfers of 0 670000 shares compared with Friday The month's volume was 17482740 against 20615786 in May and was a low for any month since September 1944 Bidders were more or less timid in the face of the coal labor situation and other threatened walkouts which may seriously affect important industries Some demand was based on hopes for the usual summer rally settlement of wage disputes and a little more optimistic view of business Foreign complications provided a cautionary argument Oils again responded to growing fuel shortages It was that the president's suggested signing of the rent control bill had been pretty well discounted The Associated Press composite was up 1 of a point at 642 although the rail average was off as much It was the narrowest market since June 9 Salt Lake Stocks MONDAY'S DOHIONES AVERAGES NEW YORK June 30 tVn— Quiet strength of oiLs and special stocks a number touching' new year's highs kept the market generally on the upgrade Monday although most rails slipped and many leaders elsewhere were indifferent Dealing tapered after a fairly active opening There was a moderate buying flurry around midday and subsequent slowdowns Prices hardened selectively in the final hour with the pace quickening" a trifle Plus marks of frac- oners of war By The SHIFT BOSS The rather pessimistic attitude corcernin? the economic and industrial development of the west expressed by some speakers at the recent conference of the Univerat Estes Park Coio sity of Denver to been met construchave Appears tively by at least one speaker Otto Herres vice president of Combined Metals Reduction Co speaking for the mining: industry Not reported in news dispatchesto were the his statements pertaining regional outlook and the factor of international conditions: "To a people with the qualities of character fortitude and vision that were responsible for the settlement of our mountain slopes and valleys great opportunity is offered la the production and proc-e-aiof minerals in the Rocky Mountain region to meet the needs of the gTowing- population of western America and its markets Chance Slimmer Now "'But the chances of finding outcrops of rich ore no longer are what they were when the west Now much new ore waa young comei from fissures and beds found far below the surface or is discovered by expensive drilling and geological studies somewhat the name as in the oil industry There are plenty of minerals left In the mountain nlope of the west But today the small operator is handicapped by heavy taxes high wages labor union restrictions government regulations capital requirements for expensiveand ma-in chinery and equipment other ways! If he is to survive in an age of collective organization cf society aTd powerful labor unions large" corporations and rrass production methods the government would do well to furnish him an incentive for exploration and an inducement for the development of initial production from rew operations Discovery and wealth from development of new In the public natural resource la Former U of U Professor One's Tricky! Careful-Tli- is STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS i v 1 f minl-Diu- in moat case reipcfall "Mail businasf kap a day Comp'aia in every records and praparea all ta iormt M Monday" of Utah BOOKKFFMXr and TX METHOD 521 Atla 4li1 Phont Rnildinf "Mail -- |
