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Si 24S 5S i 5 ISSl 17t 10S 26 S HSl 27 15 15Si 31 ' 33 22 S 23 U fc4S t7 J6 16Sie 42 43S 46 45Si 8 SHI- - AVERAGES S Furnished J A Hocle A Co Member of tna New York tiiock Kxchange CIokb Low ChR Hich Induatriala ISO 4 2 177 44 1W1M un 303 IvMila 47 lO 46 OO 46 99 up 111 3 514 34 76 3 504 up 31 I'Mlitlea 65 aiocka 6375 62 63 63 66 up 110 f'ond 102 up OH 1 40 fe Com dltlea up 1070p a Tn futurea Of drx waa marked cnramndi'y 1070 toddy tma 10 36 nil due to reaumption of A rise of 34 futurea tiA'ime In aucar represented action of other ataplea CHICAGO July Open Vvhest — July $22 19Vi 12 16 2 Pept I e 2 2 15 Mav 2 13 2 Com — 2 dOUj July 12 82 Sept S 11 1 63 De 1 60S Mar — Oata P8S July Sept Iec Mav - 1 : e 1 1 1 '' b fAP-UPD- 776-poun- d 1 L-a- S7 I i Llb-O-- rit 5i 77 l -- B:-i- 50 50-S- I Murry Kelvj Nat Arme if vt Nat Nat Nat C Resri Nat D Prdl ui Nat Nat Gi pml Natnl d Nm P A IJ Nat 2S 72 21 94 19 15 i Fn Fund n 8 6H Crp-Naa- 5 14 2n 17 9 14 4 14 241 B-- 2' 4 36 1S-- ) I do pfd Mont Wrdl 4 PI 4 1"! 1 59 Si SI'104 46S !104 S S S 12 S S SI 31 SI 30SI 31 i 45 4 4 S Kenneort 451 Si 37 SI 37 S 37 S Krece S HI SO Kre S 40S K ncer Cni 49 S 49 S 4914' CI 2 54 54 S 54 VfVill SSI RS Ikheed Airi 31 0 2 S 1 S 21 loew a Inrl 20' 22 Ft CI 65S 4' 65 Iin Vreh FleMl lO-- 29 S 29 29 S fi Kiartin GLI 16 15S 1 37 1 37 37 S Vamr Eler-! rf rw 3! 39 i: 39 39 len i 3915 j Mineral! 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S '(an Chry t'orpiI t'olg-P-coi r ii Cu Am TJXLISTED' STOCKS JSH 1Firaf Pew 25 4 2' H HugJ t'llVsC( Curt Wrgt i at 7r t A do iivwi at IHc 1000 at 7c Pere Co 1000 at 3"c DARGW ct! v 10 22 3 Z-l- d Co Crue Cr Zeiier 5'c at 70"O l'K COO I 141 i Brid Bra!i Brcca Mf- Budd Co f Pack1 Caiia Aie CUG Canad Paci Ca Co CfiiQ orp Ceiot Cnrpi ( er da )' C A Ohio Chi A NWl do ff C Bi"m 41 T'r 12e 2(X at il70 11- 37c 10OO t Borit-Wa- r Bran Airwi Cola Br A K Col G Coml t'redCrnnl enilv at at 12-- r lOOO It 8 e 20io at Maveiie i'Vo at fVfi at 11 Mir "WO at lOfMl 0(ii 44 l'4 2r i42Si44 ii 30 Jin' 71 Borden Airj Coi Mi OS NEW YORK July 1 Ti— The stock market Tuesday started July with one of its bct rallies in six months as relatively heavy short covering and investment demand lifted leaders 1 to 3 or more assorted "blue chips points with as 16 and highs jumping aa much for the year or longer numerous The recovery swing got under way after early irregularity Oils Eteels motors rails rubbers and special issues led the climb There was a little selling now and then but mojst pivotals closed at or near the day's tops Transfer of 1090000 shares compared with 670000 Monday Shorts were said to have adjusted their commitments on the idea that the lengthy week end mignt Dnng good news sucn as a poasible settlement of the coal wage dispute Dividends earnings rising business optimism and the search for yields spurred pur chasers "The Associated Press composite was up 11 points at 653 sharpest advance since the 14 climb upswing of June 11 which was the widest since last Dec 9 Of 1012 issues appearing 60-sto- ck tt 4 25 Boi-ln- 01J 04 01 04 SALTS OpeTmtlar f Cat Best Fofxis- 01 3 10 so B'uf com Ktrnj Bath I Wki Beadix Avi 170 07 Vi r4 Cots Targe — si 04 34 Mi 02 01 Mi 03 04 01 01 Wl T"edo iSert X' 4 1 Con Oil A!l 09 11 01 05 i V ' - tor Cob J'A ov OS OS V-a- 3tT 0714 04 04 14 fo so ' OS lead lTr:'w standard I r inn o 4 l Coo C'-- J R 1 I irn Rao3 -t 2" no I S V Ha£ PAL T0 1 llfll Am C Am C Am Dtftiwi A m Lcorn Am Am RAri S Am R Mill Am 8 A K' Am TAT' Am Too B Am Viiciih Am W w K Anaco Cup Arm A Co A T A 8 VAll C Ccrpi ff j A v co Raid XxK:oj K A Omoi o 0114 2 (21' ( 7 5 vk x:vr fndirI ox Mrs d 1 11 is obvious Can Ana 2 2 1 04 11 1 17 0 Coalition g K-- ni ! r W Vi-- An'itir c ea::ion jRk-- 34 !' 2 - rot c SLne Cc--t - "71 07!- - -- 7H 4 83 0"0 I 05 I f onn 335 310000 I 1 T7M 4i t fifiO 7 I I Net t &t99 in Low Cloaa ( Cog Hundreds £ialji Hij Adaan Ex' 24 16 I 15SI IS 15 J17l 31 I 31"ji a1" Air Al C A ll 17 M ll) 1M (lhO ( Allied ftr 22: Jn 35 3i5Si ) 9 Am Airiin 37 bSi 25 31 02 27 1 'H OQ b- 3F" opr r f7 N'f'n r FT- - rk I X 04 13000 11 TUESDAY'S tilOTATION8 05 1 a n C:V 1 ( 312 0OO $ 11 20 000 S NEW YORK STOCKS X f-- -- VW''I Parte - J" Vifw !eUC IjiV XTtD f:''o F P tt'UrTK 14045 ' 1 ? r r-ri- Farfc IN 07 04 Ol ' 4 0 A 1 STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS so 1! r -- t 01 i a 1 11 c i Ci'-xVrer 'V"ml Monarch jv O't SV'un'An XVe-s- IS 1 $ a ALT IAKF Julv 1 (Utah-t'SO—Cattle — 391 total 112 market Market opened througn 34 direct 2tj low very uneven: all classes nominally mesteers 50w24 $22 (ixwl siedy $ 17 (H) i 21 OO rommon 00150()4I) dium me16 OO K'fxt heifers $2 1 OO 22 OO dium $17O0n2O(i0: common $1400it 1650 16 OO gMd young cowa $ 1450 cutler to commedium $ 2 50 i 1 4 00 mon $81iO rafiners abellv cannera J6O0W750: good 10i1: $105011200 medium bulls $ 16 OO heavy $ 1 1 00 (a 1 250 $14 00 1500: common m choice to vealers 2400 $2200 good S 1 8 OO 4j 2OO0 : and mocker meitfum feeders quoted at $1500 & 1800 slock calves — $16 OO© 18 OO 1702 total 108 market 1466 Hogs Prices were mostly through 128 direct 50c lower: good 180 to 240 lbs $2475 lbs 240 to 270 lb $2425: 270 lo 300 over 30O to 330 lb $2225 $2325: sows 350 lbs $20 75: good to choice $1 6 25 j 1925: choice lightweight $1975 and above Price were teady Sheep — 25 market cood with lower trend no curlots offered: $2 1 00 ft 23 OO and choK-- apmlg lamp com00 20 00 4( medium and good $19 mon $18 O0 old crop shorn lambs good and tp 8 00: common and choice $16 OO medium $ 50O r 6 00 good and choice ewe 6 wooled ewea 50 shorn $5 00 y noo offered none offered: feeder lamb quoted $1700r 18CC— Fstlmated fxDKN (L'SUAl Cattle — 75: total 375: through salable receipts uneven on cattle market: 450 Trade very not and quotations plain quality generally fully tested on better grades: vealers exwithout numerous dull lo(s going tremely bids: odd head medium tteers fl700W 18 00: Jew medium heifers $16 50y 18 50 one lot young cows and heifers 1$16 50 $ 2 50 medium quality cows straight to common S1O0O 4' 1 200 1450 fewcutter Kood to vealers medium $2000: only to choice stock steers scattered lots good some medium $1600 $18 0O2OOO: — salable Estimated Hogs receipts 25: direct 260 total 1910 through 1625 50c of featured ho market: Downturn good to choice 180 to 240 lb butchersto 240 to 270 lbs $24 25 270 $2475: 300 ltis $2325: 300 to 350 lbs $2225: over 350 lbs $2075: good to choice sows $1 8 25 fn 19 25 choice lightweight and above $19 75 — Kstimated salable receipts 1200: Siieep total 1200 Fat and feeding spring lambs two strong to 25c hieher than Monday doubie strlctlv good and choice Idaho medium two loads 50: lambs $24 spring and good 8277-l- blbs $2350: one double good new crop feeders $2150: and choice feeders $2125: odd three decks 85-lOO trucked lots native spring lambs $21 odd i 2250: medium $2000 grades head good and choice native shorn ewes $7 00 at extreme close Monday one load Idaho spring lambs good and cholc $2425 — Cattle — 1 DFN'VFR Julv 2100- total 2600: calve Receipt aalable' done 20O: little total very salable snd 5' Blockaronnd 45'i steers: 1 5 r rowssteers about ersfew loads cood light ateadv at $25 O0 It 25 50 many bids weak $27 OO to lower: choice field above or beef cows done on heifer nothing weaker: heifchoice talking ers late Mondav 52575: canner and shelly cutters weak at $ 1000 W 1 300 cannera $875 'a 950 talking lower on hulls: few cutter to medium weak at vealers: SI 300 talking lower on to medium good stocker about steady: OO 1 OO bulls 6 $ heifer q 20 $1400i 16 50: no sto-- k steers sold early 500 total salable Hog — Receipts 700: rather mostly 25c to 50c lower than Monday' average: weight light sow good and up more tn Instances choice 180 to 260 pound barrowsd and lots $25001 2550: sizable gtits butchers $2300 good and choice sows $1900(0 2000 some light weight held higher and total 600 Sheep Receipts salable few aalable run all truck-in- s early sales classes steady: good and choice slaughterlambs OO 'w lew anorn 24 2375 spring ewes $800 down aged — Hogs — 1 CHICAGO July Receipts salable 12000: total 18000 under 250 pounds fairly active weights but 25c lower heavier aows weights25cslowto 25c 50c to mostly 50c lower over 400 lower: most decline on sow and bulk good pounds: top $25 00: choice 170 to 260 pounds $2400 u 2490: 300 270 to 290 pounds $2250(12375 i neavier to 330 pounds $20 75 to for around down $1900 weights d around averages: good and choice sows under 4 00 pounds mostly down to $18O0fil9 50: heavierto weights 530 pound and S15 50 lor weight over alable 7000 total Cattle — Receipt 10O0 total 100O 70()() Baiable calve steers with weight steady to 25o gi n yearling heifers including higher yearlings to 25c lower yearling heifers full decline: largely steer and showed heifer run good and choice grades predominated choice weighty steers active at V2N00 upward five loada topped at$2950 strictly choice western fed 950light pound heifers $2750: comparable scarce medium steers offerings OO $2700 down other killing classes at $24 cows slow bulls active cansteady with ner and cutter cows $9 00 i 1300 good cow $19 50 mostly vealers $2400 down — Sheep Receipts salable 5000: total 7000: spring lambs fully steady most to choice native ewe and wether good sorts $23 50: medium and good springers common lightweights i few 50 22 S2100 we down to $1750 aged laughtctr down teady at $750 — 1 Cattle: LOS ANGFLES July (AP) ateera and cow Salable 1400 slow to 50c lower common to medium steady kind howing decline: other classes about steady load goodto 1100 lb fed steers medium good $2050(?"2300 $2400 few common and medium $1700 4M850 : load good fed heifers held around $2350 ii 1750 few common to medium $1450 medium to Rood cows $14 1 00 "11700 common cutter to 175 n 375 : can-tidown to $10 50 and under medium bulls $ 1 5 50 41 1 750 to good sausage Calves: Salable 500: alow early sale to good calvea medium about teadyand vealrra $20 00 il 2400: few vealers OO $25 800 slow about steady: Hogs: Snlahl 180-25lbs $2525 good to cholc 25 85: few lots to $26 25 the top- good 275-32- 0 234-25lbs $2175 lbs $2500: ow $ 19 00 tl 20 OO good U230O: few Salable 25 steady: odd lots Sheep: cull to medium No 2 pe't ewes $3 00 7 00 late Monday good 77-l- b spring lambs $2300 1 PAN FRANCISCO July — Cattle Salable 150 Calves Salable absent: MonFat steers and heifers 25v 93-land medium grass heifers good day $23 O0: good quoted $2400 medium to 00 heiters feeder $19 good range good cows young cows $16 00'rj 1625: load medium range cows $1400j $1700 15 00: canner and cutters $8 50 vi 1 1 50 medium sausage bulls 2O0-l$1400(0 16 00 vealers rholre calves steady lb slaughter 300 350 to $2200 goodOOW21 50 calves $21 Sheep — Salable 1500: good to choice lambs steady $22 00 4 23 00 medium to medium 10 good $20 50 (i 2 50 Mondav cull and $ 17 00 'it 1 950 good feeders common $1 2006ii 160O: good ewes SB no eulla ft fi 25: medium $4 00(450 RTH S 10 l7J00O0 that a stagnant or curtailed coal Industry would be catastrophic from an economic and employment point of view within the industry itself — not to mention the other industries affected or the human suffering involved 717 rose and only 131 declined 02 15 01 Mi 30 i 01 o 07 02 Kr!ucr-Vt- h J Tutors a ie-JlOBlKH 3 :"-- - 149? 401S OOO 3021 675000 $ O 1 It Hi 31 302ooo S 5C2lfMiO Wvl 11 09 21 12 11 ea vfn wn Wvo 4 5 C'ti 3 rerost iHm " ei u oaitfa Or fTr t a£a m in k n s n 24 (' 04 07 V 16 54 20 41 051 7 M 544 1 N N fi:i f 07 51 tV Vr f- - " 17 200000 O0 S 17657000 1277 3900000 !SH0 3974 O11O f iO 1508 000 a S WKri $ t emrI Mi N N 1304 S irnfl Mont 2 21 o ' X 4 10 j t LXea iTiiia I -!"l Cr""x Polrl wa tr-err p Utail Co t Criio os ' 25 17 05 ' 15 Pf Crown 1 INTERMOUNTAIN WEATHER LIVESTOCK MARKET '7 84 80S — 1 19 S Julvlrd20 8ept Oct Nov P5 35 20U5 1 IAP) High 21H 9 1 18 S 16S 04 81 S 64 S 1 61 1 00 85" 88S 82S S2 Low Clos 1!S 2 23 2 19S 2 18S 2 16S 2 02S 1 61 S 1 63 2 18 2 15 2 13 99 S 1 8 11 1 62S 1 59 S 1 1 8S S8S 85S 87 84 SIS SOS 20 10 20 70 19 20 19 70 2050 1955 59' 99S 19 19 19 19 20 80 55 70 lo-- 303-poun- (AP-USDA- 1 400-poun- d au-ad- er 1 - 0 0 411 (AP-l'SD- b b : culls $200 ! 2 50 Salt Lake City and vicinity — Clear Wednesday and Thursday except scattered afternoon cloudiness Continued warm High Wednesday afternoon 94 low 63 Utah —Clear Wednesday and Thursday except scattered afternoon cloudiness with few scattered afternoon thundershowers Wednesday southeast portion and south portion Thursday Somewhat cooler south portion Thursday High Wednesday afternoon 85 to 95 except 104 in "Dixie" Low Thursday morning 55 to 65 TFMI'LILATLKii CHART Low Free High — SK 68 north Ol Idaho Albuquerque Partly cloudy Athinta 74 Tr 80 Bismarck N D 50 01 and fair south portion Wednes- Boise 06 52 north Cooler Boston fair 86 69 Tr day Thursday Butte 79 36 44 75 portion Thursday High Wednes- Cheyenne 65 81 Tr Chicago L " i little change in temperature Wyoming — Fair Wednesday morning partly cloudy Wednes day afternoon High Wednesday 75 to 85 The region of high pressure which occupied the intermoun- tain area Monday has moved eastward and is now located over the central plains states The eastward position of this high has brought warm dry air into the intermountain area from the southwest Monson JosephineSelmaS Minsn hO For Thursday Inii-leri- SOUTH SALT LAKE— Funeral services for Clark Louis' Baker 47 49 W Robert ave who was killed instantly Monday evening when struck by an automobile will be conducted Thursday at pm at 4760 2 '1 S I and temperatures over most of the western portion of the nation were warmer Tuesday except along the immediate Pacific coast r 24-ho- Masons Hold Rites For Mine' Official Federal Reserve Opens Bill Bids Tenders for over $1300000000 y of treasury bills were opened at the federal reserve banks on June 30 The bills which were offered on June 27 will be dated July 3 'and will mature Oct 2 Total bills applied for amcunted to $1841142000 of which $1302 515000 was accepted This in eluded $25110000 in the San of Francisco reserve district which" the Salt Lake office is a 91-da- Lewis (Bob) 54 1369 Dean in the Masonic W Malcolm Rev temple by Gwaltney pastor First Presbyterian church Members of Kaibab lodge No 25 F and A Mf con- g - ter-da- y i ? 17 Chicago Gullberg 14 grandcrilre k4 n Funeral services ul be conducted Tin— ml at 12:15 p m tn the Cam day I D 8 chapel Friwids mnv ca:! VV rw: r from 4 to 9 pm snd Thurday from jli to 11:30 a m at 212s S state and at in chatel prior to service Burial will be in Salt Lak Cry cemetery -- H-- John D Ford III Mont — John D Ford 1ST IS e4 former resident of Salt Lake City Tuesday at 3 am of kidney disease La a Butt hospital A son of John D Jr and Eea'ah Bre'n-ho- lt Ford he was born in Sait Lxe CifT and lived here most of his iiie He attended the University of Utah dunnf la fall and winter quarter 1946-4- 7 Mr Ford waa a member of the Twenty-evert- 3 basketball team ware Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-ra- r" Saints when he lived in Sa t Lake re v His father is agent for the I'mon P-Railroad Co at Butte and for mane d vears was a traffic agent for the in Salt Lake City Survivors include hi parents- a 'er Marv Jane Ford ail of Butte three Mrs Jane Breinhoit Provo ar-- t Mr and Mrs John D Ford Sr £at Lana Citv Funeral services will be evurdyrfe-- l cen o Butte after which additional snd burial wlU b conducted 10 Sat La a BUTTE ra:-"ja- - City DEATHS Princeton ave Josephine erl to ag Caittol st died of causes Monday at 1:45 p m in a local roapita: A dsiiKhter of Carl and Ciinstini Guil-b-rshe was born Feb 15 167 in andleni Skarabores :"t Kb Lane' Sweden ' 1 remained In Sweden fifc 1 until her marrisK to Henry Z Monson j I In 1 gf9 after loin- !ng the Church of j" t Jesus Christ of Lat- j 3 v faints she and her familv i her fatherw came to ' America arriving in 8alt Lake City May 14 of that year Van"-- For the ast 20 t Mrs Maavsi Monson years Mr had resided near and worked in tre Hill LDS ward f hf had been aa Ci?fl act: ana Is member of the Relief known for her work as society a block leseier el Her husband died In 1946 Survivora include five er:s and fe:!sr? ters Mrs Ruth Jensen Berkeley Ca: : John N Monson San Francisco Currar G Monson William H Monson and Mi Mary Shea Salt Lake City a brother G': Mrs TaIor William Ilenrv William farmer died PROVO MX Taylor Provo la a Monday v Provo hospital ol an acuta Alfred R Dyer 83 who became a rail ment ducted the rituals road engineer onlv 35 year alter the born Feb 7 1SS4 tn Frees oci He entered the valley and was a Mr Dean executive assistant to Pioneers himself died a oa or JoCa H ami Wayne county pioneer the president of Combined Metals Tuesday at 4:3o am Steven Taylor and received fca ' Augusta N home his 144 at in Co died Reduction Friday Ha education in the Wayne county acxjooi West of causes oo Apc-L Wiihajn married Sarah Pioche Nev while on a business 6th incident to age i i per He in 1907 served Mr Dyer Mr Taylor resided for a time? tn Hpt-lngttrip He was a member of Chain the Union Pacific and Loa prvjr to h:s irnMe ia Rock Blue lodge Fairmont Minn Railroad Co for 53 1922 he moved wiLb his fafniiy to Ie ta with 50 year and a member of Knights Templar year resided until coming to Prov where an as they this service in 1942 He had engaged tn lirxiat mom and Royal Arch Masons in Salt of He w a branch engineer was an eider in toe Chura hla life of and prominent In the City of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y oaiat at Laa of Bids ranged from a high of Lake development early hi of O death time included F Bur one the railroad and waa 99907 to a low of 99905 and an tonPallbearers hi are wife a son mt besides of Surviving few the Herres Carl W Sin three datjKhters Thomas H Taylor Fe-a averag-price of a little over clair Otto holding are : Mrs Eleanor Hansen Auburn Ci r - year M L Ord Ernest button" Klepetko "fifty Mrs Giadys M Toibert Delta" Mrs Leas T 99905 The equivalent rate of dis and Leonard A Carman Crema- for honorable service Edwards Provo: 12 erandeha irra four as- i One of hi count averaged 3(6 j brother and three aisters John M Tar or tion was in the Salt Lake Memo signment early for the Mountain Home: Aroet Tivior arm railroad was a en- Mr Iyer rial mausoleum Alma E Tayior PSoerit Hinckley: gineer on the old narrow gang run to Taylor Mr Ariz Sslhiv-fiura Carver Black Rock on Great Salt lake Mrs Cal Orisaav Tonne Ping" Iaa Born in Swansea Wales 1 1864 and Mrs Leonora J Mmr Beaver he immigrated to America June with his parFuneral be Satwiu cosdected services ents William Collins and Annie Husband 10 am m the Prrvo eLDS Dyer in a1867 After he entered Indian urday at ward HarT-bv J chapel tribe kidnaped Mr Dver then territory c: Additional services will beSujz bishop only 3 year old and the waeon as ducted Saturday at 2:30 p rn n the F:rst held on for three day to conduct train a search D L s ward chapel at Delia by Waer SAN FRANCISCO July 1 LT)— for the hoy Scouts located him hidden bishop under a ouaW blanket and after pacify- Jefferv MARRIAGE LICENSES Friends may rail at 'her Valler ajne-tusBank of America world's largest ing the Indian with food returned him to and £turr-afrlrts rnfir the and continued the Journey bank Tuesday reported earnings Salt Lake County Burial will be in th Deta cere 1KS3 he married Harriet Walsh In service intjln tery Suit Lake City They became the parent Norman Fillmore 24 Pleasant of of $32737000 in the first half of drove 13 children seven of whom are stiil After the of living his death wife first Snow Naomi Lak Salt 18 Kuth the year an increase of $6348000 Ann Bi-ho- p in 1023 he married tlizabelh Allen who him survives over the corresponding period of DRAGERTOV Carbon County — Funeral Nord K Westover 26 Swann Lake Mr Dyer was active In the Church of Ida ervlce 1946 Jesus Christ of Latter-dafor Mr Katherm Ann Bu- 8aint for many Nurds Carmen Hadley 26 Swann Lake years At the time of his death he was 36 who died t her home in Dracertea Deposits as of June 30 tctaled a member of the Riverside atak hign Saturday will be conducted at t the cnapel ol Mitcn-2 pm $5113290000 including $13000-00- 0 DIVORCES GRANTED priests' quorum Survivors other than his widow are Mrs home Price at in the war loan account This Ethel Davis Vail Wllfoid Franklin Gus She was born Ja n 9 1911 a? Sira-- Ralph Walsh Alvln Rulon and Lemont slde a daughter of Frank and Jia:jer"jj compared with $5238524000 a Third District Court Orson of all Salt Lake Dyer City and Krlssman Lorraine Perrv from Martin A Perrv Howard Dyer year ago including war loan ac- mental Provo three brothers are her husband John BisnoeL plaintiff granted custody count of $277000000 An increase of minorcruelty and William V Dver Salt Lake andSurviving Cs-four sons and daughter Arts children and $50 per month sup Oemgc Orson and Holladav City 3L James Arthur Dyer Linda Jean and MircirH grandof $138766000 in normal deposits port money A 31 children and Jessie all of Dracertrn Lva Bishop Mae William from Llllle Mayfield Funeral service will tie conducted Thurs- brothers Frank Krlssman Latuis: Tott exclusive of the war loan account Mayfield mental cruelty plaintiff awarded noon in the 16th LDS ward chapel Lo Knssman Knasman Jorn Angeles: thus was registered custody of minor child and $25 per month day 135 N 5th West Haslam Dragrrton by Joe Kriasman Helper P money Friends may csll Ralph Total resources were listed at support Thursday from Krisaman Superior Wasn : two sistT Alice Tolman Smith from Elmer M bishop 9 am until prior to service N 144 at Mrs Marv Los Tacian Ancele and lira Smith cruelty ' plaintiffs granted custody 6th West with of compared $5469783000 Donna Bnger Yugoslavia three minor children $75 per month will be in Burial the a In City ceme he will Burial SDrtnr Glen cemetery the ago $5554310000 year support money furniture real property tery under the direction of Mitcnel funeral defendant awarded tools and car home R Brown from Thomas K Brown Iila Mary mental cruelty plaintiff granted custody of minor children $15 per week Mr Marv Brrzace SS former Salt David R and furniture: defendant Lake reideut died of a heart ailment money in Hollywood granted euutty in automobile TT MORGAN — David Ross Eddi-ir-Mildred Ludden from Kussell D Lud- - Monday waa the mother of Frank died at his home Tuesday at 12 JO p m Mrs den mental cruelty plaintiff gral-itereal Borzage uorzag Hullvwood dto- - after a long ilineaa director and auto ducer who formerly resided In Salt Lake furniture and fixtures property a prominent rancnee Mr Ed'lmgton mobile 1245 shares stock $20 per month City They still own their Salt Lake anl farmer in Morgan and the Lsf Cr cowls fees and home at 20OO Parley's rd t alimony $ro attorney are waa born Oct 2 1 Production of Iron ore in Utah defendant in awarded 1251 shares of stock Mrs Borxage waa born in Switzerland City a on of Wiiliam and Louie Barton Ruth Fletcher from Jack L Fletcher during April decreased to 248- - mental Survivor include five sm and two Eddington When h wa 12 rar of a cruelty plaintiff granted $1 per daughters: Henry Lew William Daniel he cam Id Morgan to live with a brotinr 394 cross tons compared with 5 res fee jancj and Frank Borzage Mrs Joe Cortelia and and had resided her tmrt alimony $7 attorney 270495 in March according to month toration or former name the former Sua Borzage all of He married Laura Whurtieff tn firm- laKue Marks from Frank fl Marks on April 25 1SW4 They otiwr-e- l the U S Bureau of Mines Com- mental In Ington will Funeral ba plaintiff and cruelty granted burial custody service their giWden Lire anniversary minor child $175 per month alimony Hollywood parison of production from prin- of He was ago member of mm years and $75 per month support money propChurch of Jesus Chnst of Lxer-:- r cipal sources is as follows in gross erty settlement aproved Saints and for many year was a directons: Lucille Reynolds from Bovd P Reyn E tor of the Weber Piver Water User Assn olds mental cruelty: plaintiff granted rus- March Surviving are his widow four socs April David E James 81 Holtvllle Cal died three tooy or minor child furniture and fur daughters Errol D Gen D Grant 248394 270495 Utah nishings except quilt $35 per month sup Monday of a heart ailment at San Ber S and R Eddincton Mimn an4 uvim nardino Cal Salt Lake relative learned Mrs Ouo S3240 port money $75 attorney fees and costs Tuesday 78985 California Henefer: fcur trrxra- Lythgoe two a children and 66439 Born In Salt Lake Cliv son of David brother and two Sifters grandchildren 59037 Wyoming Lorenzos hi and he Ann James GRANTED JUDGMENTS life esrlv spent 16458 Mo Nev Tex ton 16107 Mrs Rose L:U7 :d Caihster in Sslt Lake City and the surrounding fait Lake Cry: four bs f Caliieper count rv where he was a miner Lake Superior 5146344 1413630 Third District Court and two haf : t'ie past 45 years he lived In Tucson dbrothers 336922 N E 324873 Salt LsV-Interstate Motor lines Inc v Csrrett andForGlutie City-Ingram feo iu: - £"-r-Hnltviile Cal During Ariz and : ( Ld lines Wnl'er lenver oio Inc hv court the ct Freight1 lie was a rancher bee keeper Ca' Judgment this 51542 for 45321 period ' l to Paul (ir $ ")t)33 wii h lnirrrit at h''c from and prospector throughout (he southwest Msrne Eddi-g'n- n ieiland Mr date and co-ivalue of un- e was a member of Ml Mnriih lodte In California He representing No 2 Free and Accepted Masons portion of shipment of merctmn-dinSuit rvrlyn t lam Sa t UKC ti'Y Total U S 6574653 2846168 delivered Kuieral servlias wit be plus In crest from March "J6 1946 rfd af- City L MnrKii etc vs MarKrtret Mr Lake I'stil I'milMen nrilsv at 2 p m in R14 He is sirvfved hv a son Dsvld R Jsmrs n hv tahertiscle Frank Henry ludiiiiirnt on verdict for $4124(1? Holtvllle b:h& of at r Cal three brothers John J gan ward Burlsl will be In M'iri£snM tena allegedly due for repair and alterations James Malad Ida : George H James Linda of Sos I'laintirr under 533 53 ery ludement of V direcikjti Halt rake Otv and Albert si sought Jimci mortuary in jit Cal OgJen NEW YORK July 1 LV) — plus interest of 6 ri from Aug 20 1946 SanFuneral services rriemls mav rail at the timrr nrrm be conducted will an TTmrsdav at 2 pm at 574 E 1st SOuth Friday afternoon and everirg arm Satur Foreign silver prices gained lcand SUITS day until time for th service Burial will b in M t Olivet cemetery ounce in New York Tuesday Alfred R Dyer Henry a-- u 1 on e Lc-er- Bank of America Earns $32 Million m STATISTICS ry Katherine y Trror ± oi - Utah Iron Output Drops in April sup-Iio- Borzage rt Eddington 1 wed-lin- David James grt -- M-- Ge-vrr- Sttes By-produ- 1 Hdd-'-g'o- ts i 1 Foreign Silver Gains FILED PRODUCE BIARKET Manufacturers to Retail Stores a similar half pence in London EGGS to 53 ?4c bringing the local price (Cartoned Price) i pence Grade A large 57 ©64c: medium BSO and the British to 38-60c Grad B large 52 9 59c BCTTKR S L BANK CLEARINGS Ninety-thr- e score 74c 02 score 73c 10351 097 00 bank debit 90 seors 71c Monday 972613200 Same day last year CHEESF H20 31 $7334 clearings Tuesday's triplets3&c 36e vear 8404205 57 Same last dav 37c loaf longhorns NEW YORK July 1 (AP) — Dressed poultry steady Live poultry irregular 1 163877: Butter — Receipts firm Cheese — Receipt 768441: firm — Lggs Receipt 33044 firm MARRIAGE LICENSES CHICAGO July 1 (AP) — Butter — Firm and unchanged receipts 1000439 Lake County Salt Kgg unsettled receipts 21958 -- Mllliam Richard Nelson 23 Salt Lake Live poultry steady and unchanged reM ana I race Weaver 23 Salt LaJie ceipts 37 trucka no car William Wallace Marsden 24 Salt Lake Grace Llixaoetb teddes 21 Logaa METAL MARKETS" NEW YORK Jufy 1 (UP) — Following George Prior Cox 37 Salt Lake: are Tuesday' custom amelter prices for Hazel Grace iork 32 Salt Lake delivered metals — cent per pound unle Thomas Johnson Longden legal age Salt otherwise designated delivered valley Lake Copper: Klectrolyetic New 21 York Pearl Avery Brown legal age Salt Lake 214c export fas S nominal lake fob 21 Scasting Harold Lahrtv MrUaster 34 Salt Lake delivered valley refinery Clara Lucile C'apson 22 Salt Lake Lead: Common New York 15 St Louis 1480 d 1465: foreign gulf porta 13 t Welch Antey 24 Wend-iveKenneth 13S nominal MatUe hue Tboman 18 Sail Lake Zinc Prime western New Yo'k 11 Fast St Louis 10S foreign gulf port lek Petrle 33 Bingham 101 611k nominal Mary terio 23 Bingham James Fred Marshall 22 Salt Lake Settlement prices: Copper 21223: lead 15c zinc 1050c Nona May I'rsket 17 Halt Lake Vivian Parley White 23 Bait Lake YORK COTTON NEW Geraldlne McCarthy 20 Salt Lake — 1 NTCW YORK fuJuly In ( AP) Cottondeal-Ing- a Calvin Duane Jackson 22 Sand ture were reactionary fairly active Kv'h Itemy 18 ball Lake Tuesday Liquidation in 11near-baddiJuly following the Issuance of an unsetSummer William Buckley 4C Salt tional transferable notices had La It e on of the balance the market effect tling Lisle Chapman Morton 47 Salt Lake extended to more than $2 a bale Loe Ionard Kobert Nebeker 22 Ps It Lake beiore the market recovered partially on LsVon Klaliie ItlrhardiMin 22 Salt Lake mill huyinu and short covering Uate afiernoon prices were 65r to $1 25 James Arno Rlnke 21 Halt La fee hale lower than the previous ctowe Julv orma Nell I'exlon 21 Halt Lkk October and December $3742 $3256 $31 67 Ldear Thompson 20 Murray Iynn Futures closed 95c lo $250 a ba: lower Wilms Jane Dotty 18 Murray than the previous close William Krnrot Dawson legal age Big Bend Cal : METAL QUOTATIONS Huby June Allen legal age Salt Lake By J A Hogle A Co Brokers Benjamin Franklin Fox legal age Boise: 21 50c Copper Jessie Olive Tune legal age Bait Lake 15 0iir lead Zinr 10 50c David J Itow e legal age Salt Lake-Silver Lva Buck Stroud legal a gait Lake' Twenty-four-poun- DEATHS State by Alfred Harrison bishop 83 70 Cincinnati Burton ward 47 84 Denver 80 69 Tr Church of Jesus Detroit 01 Christ of Latter-da- y 51 70 Duluth Minn58 94 Grand Junction Saints 62 107 Las Vegas 48 Mr Baker an Mr Baker : 82 Los Angeles 57 Miami 76 Tr employe of The Salt Lake Tribune 00 57 75 Minneapolis was struck while crossing the 96 77 New Orleans t street near 2100 S State and was 87 69 New York City B OO Osden 75 01 reported dead on arrival at Salt 69 Oklahoma City 86 60 Lake General hospital Omaha 69 112 Phoenix Mr Baker was born in Mercur 43 Pocntello ' 53 85 Portland Tooele countv June 15 1900 a 47 i2 Provu son of Clark M and Carrie Teter 44 89 Reno ' 78 46 son Baker As a boy he moved Rork Springs 8!) 48 Salt alrpnrt with his family to Salt Lake City 98 75 San Antonio 62 74 San Diego he attended grade school where SO 61 San Francisco He later attended the University 104 67 vt Georre 68 8' Louis St of Utah for two years 52 82 Seattle In 1926 he went to work for the 43 81 Sheridan W aslnngton D C 32 91 72 Chicago Journal as a mailer and 75 25 West Yellowstone to the Chicago Sslt Ijike weather data: Precipitation later changed for period ended at 5 pm none: Tribune the For past 19 years he accumulative precipitation 01for July none: sine Oct 1 had worked as a mailer for The Precipitation deficiency 431 1642 accumulative excess Salt Lake Tribune Sunrise Wednesday 5:01 sunset 8:03 He is survived by his widow F:xpected maximum 94 expected minimum 63 Delila Cole Baker a daughter Mavis Marie Baker and a brother Morris Baker Bakersfield CaL Friends may call Wednesday evening and Thursday prior to services at 460 S State Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn Me Masonic funeral services were morial park conducted Tuesday for Robert except 80 to 85 day 90 to 95 above 4500 feet Nevada — Clear Auto Victim's Funeral Set d STATISTICS - r y - Third District Court ' DeLuxe Glass Co vs Oeoree V Martin doing business as Commercial Building Co General Casualty Co of America and n Inc seeking Judgment totaling $56r)336 on four causes of ac tion alleging amount due for labor and mnterials in construction project Capson-Bowms- Smith Graham Smith Graham 71 173 Windsor t died of causes incident to old age Tues day at 8:15 pm In a Salt Lake hospital Walter Stover and Martha Slover W Messinger and Gertrude B seeking restoration of reaL property snd Judgment for alleced camnKcs of $125 per month from Feb 7 1947 s Tlsle RirtH Tlewellvn Wine uir1tr damatesto of S5000 and costs alleging his right band resulting from an assault by the defendant City mcnarn Ij Rird Jr vs D L McArthnr Salt Lake Smith — Reniamin Harrison Jr and and Thomas McArthnr seeklne iurisrmeni McDonald 1960 Downington awe of $150 principal $70S8 interest and $50 Gladys on 20 June aimrney jees: anegcdiv due on a promisPackard — Melvln Ordell and Iuetta sory note dated June 25 1941 Maud S agle 3614-27t- h East son June 21 Murphy — James Ldward and Wyonna Allen 150 N Main son June 6 Smith — Fredrick Lorln and Guinevere Weaver 5736 8 Redwood rd son June 19 Salt Lake City lin Wright and Allc Miller son May 29 lnrlebv — Howard Richard and Tuna Dunn Garfield Crandall — Alan Slade and Lucv Marie Pike Murray daughter June 22 26S3-lSt- h East son June 13 Hill — Floyd Rowland and Pearl Scott Plparaia n Panford Martin— and Afton 65 N 5th west daughter June 21 Irene son June 14 Tooele — Hogan Hendry Shirley John and Iea Carson Woodrow Wilson and Alice 9S2 Princeton ave daughter June 21 Iapee ave son June 21 Edith Carrel 701-2n- d rveison — Miles Klmer and Gwen Har Dlmmiek — David Milton and £rma Dean ward 1359-1- 1 th Kast daughter June 19 Nielsen Bingham son June 20 Grvricrson— George Adam ami Demetra ' hairless — Doueias Bert and Audrey Zeese 1545 Downlngton ave daughter 173 Ieslie ave son June 13 Marilyrk Mtv 28 Brown — Jav Odell and Carmen Fram-l- s Richards — Franklin Blaine and Llllle Al Martinez 204 W 1st North dauEhter berta Knight Oakley Summit county June 17 20 daughter May lorrennen — Max Lamont and Eldh Trllzn beth Mioller 2211 E Hunset ave daughter June 21 r 1'Rlmi-- — Abram Albert and Delia Via Duke 421-7tKast daughter March 21 Paget — George William and Vera Ro- zeHa WoodHll 1376 W 6th tioulh daugh ter June Unite — Jack Elbert and Marv Ameti White 524 K Jind South daughter June Godwin — Ptanlev Fdmond and Lillian II n r ri fi''- frl Mh U'1 ilurlyr inn Ilcht — Vuitor Irven and Marv Luella Independence Day Friday July Wilson lJb7i K 8th West daughter Jufie 4 1047 and 19 (Saturday Carroll and Mary Lucille 1917 — a State 8 Oyrus — Robert July ave 17 Thomas 1451 Yale June daughter Holiday by Proclamation of linger — Phillip aveReed and Laura Kay Herring 512-4tdaughter June 14 the Governor — will be observed JrllM11 — Jav Peter and Kuth Ella Rook a legal holiday by the Salt 30' w Shelley-- ai'e daughter June 16 Rldxeway William Thadeaus Jr and House Lake City Vesia Mae Freeman 264 Ardmore pi son Hank June IS — Kimball Vslden Lavnn snd Gwendolyn Hale 538 Arctic ct son May 27 Ieroy STATISTICS Mes-smg- BIRTHS BIRTHS Jrarl-Mer- - Joseph B Carlson Ja1 SANDY — Joseph Benjamin Car'sort Pandv died of a heart ailment Monday ax m a in 11:15 p Salt Lake The son of John Jaroo andhonpu Aura CV tlne Carlson he was born July 22 at Pleasant Grove At the time of ft dea:a a- F:r?rt he was a member of the of tne Church of Jeeu Crruat of Latter- dayIn Safns addition to h's mother L-3rvtvr - Caron: e n:s widow Mrs H:id five son" and dauciters: Mrs E:rn N! rs Lucile Tri'tecvrr Spokane Iawndale Cal Mrs Srirev Tiwrc O Cal and Mrs Vida Bolirder d lii ich Car-pent- er T alo Igal e Ci:y: f:v UMBRELLA TENT Wl'H- - i —-- ' 1 at a Newest Model -- oz C'ana Treated Waterproof 9 in 'xf'lO" Size NOW 94625 Driva-l- a "Complete Sportsman' Serylce" OPEN TILL h Clearing Lal-- POLELESi TYPE - Hanks to Observe Holidays July 4th ami 5th Salt di 1 h :: a-- Carlson rlorxfrr ar-children LaVrrt Joseph Arvel Brown and Mrs Lfla Wenrft Pane: one brother Raymond Caron B:M: tw- -- ! sisters: Mrs Carrie Chase Purler Mr Goldie Shaw Portand Ore asd bib gr?tdcryldren The funeral will be coidueted' st 2 pmim the Draper First ward chape Friends mav call at the family residence 13 Sandy prior to the funeral CASUAL 7 SPORTING CORNER 4TH FAST Phone A GOODS JTH SO l I |
