Show y “THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING L A & S L RAIL CURB MARKET ISSUES BREAK in Last Hour Checks Declines Oils lKEWYORK April 21 (At)— FoUowln ll the official list oI Thursday' transactions on the New York curb all tocks and bonds traded:exchange giving NEW YORK April 23 (TV-T- he curb market was soft today although covering in the last hour served to check the decline and bring small net gabis to some active stocks Sales totaled 644200 shares the largest turnover in some time Heavy selling throughout most of the afternoon sent the utilities under their Other resistance points Oils weak all day recovered moderately from earlier mlnlmums Specialties were comparatively liv active Electric Bond and Share after nearly a point in the course gaining Interval of firmness of a short-live-d before noon broke to 40 4 when pressure was concentrated against the power company Issues Its 1931 low Is 40 The late rally put the closing price fractionally above Wednesday’s close Brazilian Traction which also displayed a weakness while the selling was In progress returned a normal gain and so did 8t and Regis Paper Nlagara-HudsUnited Light “A” were consistently heavy the latter losing a point Standard of Indiana offered uninspiring leadership to the oils tumand bling to the record low of 27 losing a point net Kentucky and Ohio Standards were also weak but both Vacuum and Cities Service fully recovered fractional losses General Theaters Equipment preferred softened substantially with the decline In amusement shares on the Stutz Motor and Deere big board were lower Ford of Canada ‘A” Chesebrough Parker Rustproof and Aluminum of America ruled higher although the last mentioned Issue rise Cord turned yielded a over actively rallying with Auburn Investment trusts were dull '0 3-- on 1- -8 Railway Company Elects Directors !f f TOPEKA Kan April 23 UP— Car-ro- ll B Merrlam Topeka financier was elected a director and three New York City members of the board were reelected at the annual stockholders’ meeting of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway company here today Charles Steele Henry Pritchett and Clarence M Woolley were reelected The new member of the board succeeds to the directorship held temporarily by E L Copeland Topeka of the er secretary-treasur- Elections were for Santa Fe terms four-ye- Mesta Mgch Metal ft Min Michigan Gas ft Oil Mid Bt Pet A vto Mid West 8t Util Mid West Util Midland United IClss Low xMlnn Honey pfd Mo K s Pipe L Most Gold Mines Mountain Prod National Am Co Nat Avia Nat Fuel ft Gas Nat Investors Nat P ft Let 6 pet pfd xNat Pub Ser pfd do cv pfd ww Nat Service Co Nat Short T See A National Trans xNev Cal Elec pfd New Bradford xNew Eng Power xdo pfd xNew Eng P 8 pr lien New Jer Zlns New Mex ft Arts Ld CURB STOCKS (Sale In hundreds) 81eslHlgh (Covering Recover Slightly Affiliated Prod Agfa Ansco Air Invest ert pfd do vto xAla Pow $7 pfd Allegheny Oa Allied Mills Allied Prod A xAlum'Oo Amer Alum Goods Alum Ltd xdo A war Amer Arch Amer Bak A Amer Brit is Cent Amer Br Bov Ed Amer Cap B xAmer Cigar Amer CU P & L A do B Amer Com Tow A ' do B Amer Cyan B Amer Equities Amer & Fgn Pow war Amer Founders Amer Gas it El xAmer Hardware Amer Invest B do war Amer Laundry Mach Amer Light Tr Amer Malae Amer Maracalbaih Am Nat Gas Am Bta Pub 8er A Am 8up Pow do 1st pfd Am Ut A Gen B vtcr Am Yvette Anglo Chi O Nit Appalach Fas Ark Nat Gas Appalach Gas do A Asso Gas is El pfd xdo ctfs do allot ctfs dor A do war do deb rig Asso Ray pfd cod Asso Tel UtU Atl Bee Corp Atlas Ply Atlas Uttl do wsr Avia Corp Amer B— Bahia Corp Benef Ind Loan xBtgelow 8nf Carpet Bllsa E W Blue Ridge do evt pfd Brae Tr it Let Bridgeport Mach Brill A Brit Am Oil reg Brit Am Oil corp Brit Am Tob reg British Celaneso Buf Nla 4c E P 1st pfd Bulova Watch pf d Buroo do evt pfd do war Burma Ltd Bwana M’Kubua Cable R Tube vto Cable & Wire B O ss 25 Vi 19 H JS 361 51 ns vi itavt ar per cent do fi 41 do 6s 41 B 39 25 Laundry 6 Vs 37 1134 Oen ww !3°t Gen Refract 6a 33 Oeorsia Power 6a 67 OiUette 5s 40 Oobel A 6 Vs 35 A 8 Guar lnv 6a A 48 ww 18 Oulf States Util 5t 1 si if 136 97 132 2S 39 S 14 25V 2i 28V S5 X 341 97V 97 V 07 Vi 107 109 S 96 76 87 98 76 67 91 91 95 95 93 96 98 95 101 3 104 101 101 104 104 ll 90 90 3 TOO 100 6' 96V Jl03 8 103 61105 0 95 61101 103 100 30 60 1T04 50 104 101l 104 101 103 100 103 1O0V 1 2 7 40 6 ft 2 90 96 94 94 95 96 93 V 94 95 96 96 96 96 105 105 105 105 90 70 99 99 105 105 90 70 98 99 90 70 99 99 91 91 91 91 92 92 92 92 94 91V 5s 92! 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L D 8 and Westminster and East and Davis were postponed on so count of Inclement weather The Panthers quickly clinched their victory Thursday with victories In the first two matches but tha third contest a singles between Gena Eardley West and Ballard encoua Howard feature Jordan ace proved ters Eardley won 4-- 8--7 6-- After having Eardley on the hor end of a MO count at match points Ballard succumbed before the Pan theris flashy services and saw th4 set evened at seven games apiece Xfc" Jack Croft Eardley then broke through his rival’s next game and service to take won the decisive one on his own ser vice of FranM Albert Helner Pursuant with a policy to enlarge Nelson Jordan ft--disposed 1 In the other the Utah State Agricultural college singles and Ernest Smith and Walt physical education department and Little West won 7-- from Henry Day In the dou to relieve Coach E Lowell ’Dick” and OrglU Aylett bles match Helner’s chops were tod Jack duties minor several of Romney much for Nelson while Smith’s can Croft was named assistant athletic non-bal- l service was the decisive lao director at the Logan institution on tor In the doubles match the 5 one-tim- Ott Coach Gridders tol in Fall Report lar cd O’SIiocker Puts Foe in Hospital a Tan-cre- I xw Davis WeaiminiUr 600 800 er Helen Hicks Opposes Mrs O S Hills for Title 4 756 Thursday e The Davis high coach Asks athlete asUtah Aggie sumes his duties as Head Coach Dick Romney’ assistant this fall Croft 46 tackle will a former help Romney with the Aggie line leaving Romney— a great halfback at Utah over a decade ago —more time 113 to devote to his backfleld men Seventh race puree 1200 and President E O Peterson announced up mile and Princess Isabel ““ Moon Phase 113 Buddha 118 Templer the appointment following Coach to Thl Tribune Bosky 122 Panda 112 Brother Johnson Romney’s recommendation of Croft Special PROVO— Approximately 46 menl 118 Staccato 113 Oo Between 113 aMad-dof the appointment Concerning 108 Daddy 113 113 Reform Neloi have been invited by Coach G Ott Merrimao 19 Snootv 100 aBrown Maid Jack Croft former Aggie athlete unto report for football next 103 Silver Keys 108 Companion 118 der Coach Dick Romney and former- Romney he fall announced Friday The list Davis Cache and ly coach of South TANFORAN RESULTS the outstanding players who 4 schools Romney made the fol- Includes First race high furlongs— in recent took part the spring footDon't Cry 102 Lora Algy 109 Banker 6am lowing statement: 107 ball session tnd trackmen who were Baby Bane 9ft Liklpun 102 aRunshot to “In President E 101 108 recommending u Hogan 102 GalUnlette film 106 to participate In the Witon 115 Padrone 109 Captain Danger O Peterson the appointment of Jack unable spring 109 aBy Wire lift practices coach took as Croft into assistant I Second race six furlongs— list Is sue follows: Btevd tha gard Jack Editorial 09 Tobacco 109 Scotland Maid consideration several factors Btevs lo? Adorable Cargo 101 Merrlgan gard th ellst is as follows 104 In athletics under me In Murdock Beautiful Hills 99 Deadora 99 Cape Whit- competed Harold Bateman' Lloyd 1921 1923 1924 1922 Is and and tier 113 Dolly Molter 100 Kaukini 109 Fred Inman Shields Hales Baus La Florelle 104 109 with my system Since leavAnaesthetic Night Flash 100 Southern Rose 105 Mary J Mcschool he played some profes- cher Melvin Griffith Max Nlsongerg Neil 104 Don Lucero 109 Spanish Light 109 ing Peterson Robert Wayne Yorgason sional football In Illlnolos on the Fickle Angle 104 Brown Melvin Haymond Nylea Third race and up flpreckels team coached and managed by my Virgil Jacobsen Coombs Vernon course— Kop the Coin 109 Sam OUmore 99 Oswald He coached at the Richardson Princess Sally 99 Tyrol 109 Charming Lady brother Mitt Vernon Jensen Charlert 99 Clodomlr II 104 Bon Moon 99 Tangle- South Cache high and Davis county Monson Vernon George foot 104 Oold Cord 102 Daphne Belle 99 and has attended several of Schultz Fenton Condie Joplin 114 Proctor Hub 109 Sally 104 Bobble high Irlnce Burle RobU Doyle 109 Captain Gilbert 109 Virginia our ‘summer schools for coaches’ son Harold Wilson Clement Prince backBeauty 102 Captain Devil 113 figoeia Bag- This glVes him a splendid Ernest Shober Lou Johnson Tar boil gage 109 Fourth race and up 170 yards ground trig Armand Egrgertson Anderson who has been HeBurnell —Royal Flag 113 Coahutlla 113 Emeryville “Sterling Lewis Floyd Gant Floyd 113 Consent 113 Mltui Fashion Plate 108 assisting In the department for the Heroakerra 113 Claaay Lassy 106 FJor Del Blddulph) Pete Wilson Marvin Bkou- Mai 106 Mt Lassen 118 Miss Fountain 108 past three years has not definitely sen Earl Hone Bud Ray Merrill Manwell 113 Olaeoner 118 Master Rock 113 announced whether or not he will reJohns Wayne Simpler Orval Okel Busier 113 Pepperahot 113 Sweet Money main at the college or accept a head berry 113 Clark King 118 Hill ft Hill 118 Conover Harrison Weldorg Fifth race and up IV miles Job at some high school His work In and 6 hurdles— aBurley K 150 Lizard 156 all branches of athletics has been Matthews Joe Ifapl Vernon ChristMcRae ensen Eon 156 bBuddy 162 aBetter Luck 156 Cliff Magelby Billy Gibson 156 The World 156 bDormlred very satisfactory and he shotild prove Toone Glen Wilkinson and Ray Mure 137 Pal Jose 142 a success If he decides to follow his i Sixth race aod up mile and desire to become a head coach In one dock j bFortunc Favorite 103 San Clements 99 aTanlst 105 aBeton 105 Mas- of the several high schools with which terly 92 Speedy Al 105 Our Billy 98 Spot- he Is now in touch Former Utah light 105 Perfect Play 104 Malicious 106 4gg!e freshmen coaches who are now sDark Ayre 112 bDaclte 110 Seventh race and up mile coaching high schools are: Bterllng and 70 yards— Oeorae Conard 98 Last 8hot Harris wait Hall and Howard Mc115 Big Stuff lift Concollatlon 105 Shasta Donald Hall and McDonald are In Snow 93 Paul Hlrtensteln 110 Baptiste 116 Now Mamma 99 Fortunate Oirl 108 California schools CHATTANOOGA Tenn April 2 and up mile Eighth race "At present lt appears that the bal- UP) —John Katan heavyweight wres-- s and 70 yards— Sure Hills 90 Red Mountain 115 Proclalmer 110 Weaty’s Broom 99 Oold ance of the department will remain tier was taken to hospital here toe Handle 110 Levoyant 110 Freight Clerk the same at least for next night after he had been kicked unyear” 110 Wrack Horn 110 Chub 104 chin der the Weather cloudy track fast by Fat O Shocker Bal Lake during s bout Katan had HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS taken the first falL First race 1 mile and 70 yards— Ilium Katan was etlll unconscious twd 3 30 (Ellis) 110 d $2 50 3 40 won 320 second hours after the match 110 (Robertson) third and OOl) i Thermdmmi Bn ill West I Jordan O (Other Dt tehee poitpnt& taelemen weather Jane 107slow track Illinois Cueist Continues To Win in Tourney morrow In the final round of the Old Dominion women’s golf championship Miss Hicks won from Miss Betty Dlx Perkin of England 6 and 5 and Mrs Hill defeated Mrs J Marvin 6 D C Hahnes of Washington ft Jordan L D 8 110 105 Weather clear Lort Won Wool and $800 Miss Madelyn (Madely) 106 $1920 third Time 1:47 ft Also ran— Fleeting flag Eula Mae Prince Peter Follow On Baa Olrl Fair Bon 4V4 Second race furlongs— Marcaslte 2 00 won Dolly's Ellis) 114 442 83 30 112 710 $3 00 second Baby (Hanford) Escobaland (Meade) 112 350 third Time 55 Also ran— Surf Esther Prlncel Polo Bar Rose Marie B Turkish Gold Pan Arena I'll Get la Joust Jaipur Ben Barton You Darling Ultlm -Third race 6 furlongs— Little Oyp CHAMP ATON 111 April 23 (UP)— (Meade) 109 14 40 $5 60 1 70 won Hacky second ScatWalter A Schwletzka veteran Cham' Hter(Erickson) 117113 360 590270 third Time (Madely) palgn cueist won his fourth straight 1:13 5 Also ran— Sublevado Blank Holigame and Increased his hold on first day Oecelia Groh Supreme Sweet Joe place in the international amateur Teddy Fourth race 1 mile and 70 yards— Cona-mo- re three-cushio- n billiard championship 2 20 (Robertson) 108 8340 3 60 3 90 won Rocket Glare (Peas) 105 280 of by defeating Anthony N Clesl 2 90 Sunny Lassie (Arnold) 104 Beaumont Texas today 50-2In 73 second Also ran— Night third Time 1:44 2-- 5 Signal Bister Zoe Innings 70 yards — Fedvld H B Purdy of Atlanta furnished 113FifthIHOOrace 5 100mile and won Glided Arch an upset when he defeated Joseph (Ellis) 116 $650 $340 $410 second Beat Ace Time I’45 Also 340 (Simpson) Hall of San Francisco 1930 tourna- ran— Ban Presto Madam Queen ment winner in the first afternoon JimmyJemadar D Snooty Dunfern Peach Basket Crimea! Camp Parole game 50-4- 6 in 57 innings mile— Fair Blit (MadeSixth race I 5 50 won Elizabeth ly) 106 19 60 110 1 0 (Cooper) 105 8 60 $4 90 second Redcliffe (Pelumco) 110 4 OO third Time 1:46 5 Also ran— Sunny Port Flnlr Fair Vagary Attamart Ping Coates Thymon Referendum Hat Brush Dunlin's Elk miles— Oullford 1 Seventh race HOT SPRINGS Va! April 23 (IP)— (Pegg) 105 1620 $810 10 530 won Volt94 60 Miss Helen Hicks of Hewlett L 0 meter (Meade) 10ft second 93 40 110 Rundale (Crltchfleld) third nd Mrs Opal S Hill of Kansas City Time 1:46 ran— Intrepid Frances Also won decisive victories here today Cooper All Blue King Charles None Nicer which entitle them to compete to- Eleusagoa Wrench Companion ft PrivatBk 77 V 91 31 6‘vS 39 6 s 40 Danish Con do 5s 53 Danstg Port 6 Vs —E Ereole Mag El D 1947 do 05 43 Con Pub 4g 7g -r do do 60 Con 7a Agr Mir Bk 7s 46 do 7s 47 —- B Burn Aires Pr do 7s63 Cauca Val 7s 48 Cent Bk Oer 6s 62 do 6a 01 B Chile Mlg Bk 6s 3! 5s 4s 6s 60 cities sCities Ser Oas 6s 42 Ctlte 8r O Ulpe 0S 43 6S L 6s 2033 Utah PftL 4 Vs 44 Valvoline Oil 7s 37 Van Camp Pkg 6s 48 Vanadium Corp 6s 41 Van Swerinsen 6s 35 Vlrg Pub 8er 5s B 50 Waldorf Ast 7s 54 Warren Bros 6s 41 Webster Mil 6 Vs 33 West Pa 5s 3030 West Tex Ut 5s 67 A Wise Pub Ser 6s A 52 Westvaro Ch 5 Vs 37 rOREtON BONDS 66 Cltle Ser Pow Comwlth Edison ft 4a S do do do Baldwin Loco BVs 33 Bril Tel Can 5s 55 A do 5s 60 C Benef Ind Loan 6s 46 Birmlngh Elec 4V 08 Btrraingh Oas 5s 59 61 Bost ft Me Bklvn Boro Gas 5s A 4s E P South Cal Ed 6s 51! 61 South Cal Gas do 6s 37 South Nat Gas 6s 44 81 South Pac SW Dairy 6Vs 38 ww 8W Nat Oas 6s 45 SW PftL 6s 2023 A Staley Mfg 6s 42 Stand OAE 6s 35 do 6a 36 conv do 6s 51 do 6s 66 Stand PftL 6a 57 37 Stuts Motor Sun OH 6 Vs 39 Sun P L 6s 40 70 IU Superpower do 4 Vs 66 Swift ft Co 5s 40 do 5s 44 Tenn P S 5s 70 Tex El 6erv 5s 60 TeX Gas Util 6s 45 Tex P ft L 3s 58 Thermoid 6s 34 Tri Utld 5s 79 Un Oulf Corp 5s 50 Un Lt ft P 6s 76 do 5'ri 69 Un Lt ft Ry 6Vs 62 do 6s 32 do 6s 63 A 4s 5- -l 13 Ala Pow 6s 66 do 4 Vs 67 do 67 new do 6s 56 Alumln Co 5s 52 Alumln Ltd 5s 46 Am Comwlth Pow 6s 40 Am El Pow 6s A 57 Am O ft E 5s 2028 Am Pow ft L 6s 2016 Amer Rad 47 Am Roll M 6a 46 f do 33 Apnalach Gas 6s 45 do 8s 43 B j Apoalach Pow Ss 5 6 do s 3024 A Ark P ft L 5s 56 53 Asso Elec do BVs 38 inc Ctf do 5s 60 77 do do 5s 68 do 4Vs 48 xw do 4 Vs 49 C Aso Rayon 6s 50 44 Aeeoe Tel UtU C 35 A do 5 V 8 Demand moderate market steady prices unchanged Twin Falls— Demand moderate market Carloads cash on track to growsteady ers: Russets U 8 No 1 75c U S No 2 50Ct few lower loss 2 102 58! LOANS LESS IDAHO POTATOES IDAHO FALLS April 23 (AP)— fU S Department of Agriculture) — Potatoes: 954 95 50 xw do 5V6 59 B Penn Pow ft Lt 4Vs BROKERS’ 155000 car- WASHINGTON to April 23 (AP)— Loan brokers and dealers held by New York federal reserve member banks for the week ending April 20 were announced by the federal reserve board today as $ representing a decrease of )5000 000 compared with the preceding week 65 H 1977 Penn Ohio Ed 5s S' 97 105 xw E cars carried in Utah and loads in all 103V 103V 103 do 5s 69 Nor Ohio Pow ft Lt 5 Vs 1951 Nor Ohio Tract ft Lt 5s 1956 Nor States Pow 6Vi 1957 94 96 E 1936 part lines or 14919 carloads and of this in turn 5255 carloads were of Iron ore most of which was also or 5189 carloads delivered at a Utah destination on the company’s lines Including freight from connecting carriers the company reports 114000 93 96 1967 Ohio Edison 3s 60 Ohio Power 4 Vs 56 D Oklahoma G ft E 5s 1950 Oswego IUver Pow 6s 91 92 94 Nor Ind Pub 8vc 4Vs do 103 S 5s 48 5s 47 Eng Pow 6s 48 BVs 64 Pow ft Lt 4 Vs 1970 95 21101 do 5s 2030 B do do New do N Y 98 103 101 100 106 96 100 Nat Pub Bvc 5s 78 Nat Steel 5s 56 Net Tea 5s 35 Nevada Cal Elec 5s 1950 98 Tennis Tilt With Jordan LEXINGTON ENTRIES end First Tact purse 3800 up— wirr Lad 110 Never More 110 Hamilton 110 Bravhant 110 Night Cry 110 Borita 105 BltckiniP 108 Coby 110 Pennant Call no ptaih Rose lo8 Film 1)0 Bt Jim XV 4 800 Broond race purse furlongs— Tears 116 Husle Malloy 111 Flahh o' While 116 Scotland Miss 116 Lucky Polly Chuchu 110 Btefan 118 Baby Bell Mildred Lass 110 Prlncaaa Dorothy 110 Watkins 111 Bob Up ill Tnrush Way lie Lonell 116 Charming Lerner Lass U6 Queen 110 Topsy H Ill Bay Laaf 116or Rosa W 110 Better Fly 116 Lady £upo-rl- that 90 too 103 101 oSnOH 100 B 1970 1956 86 98 70 87 COACII STAFF that 76 53 TO FARMERS? HAVRE BE GRACE ENTRIES 413 lurlonra— First race Torrento 118 Misty 115- Rssols lift Just a Shade 115 Dark Vision 116 Fairest 115 115 Knight Cap Chilhoma 118 aStarit 118 Jib Boom 118 Brave and Bold 116 Betty $17000-00- 0 Fire 115 Main Hope 118 aBright Bird 118 The report Indicates Crane 116 Weaty’s Star 118 Worthingof the operating revenue Is from The ton 118 8ociety Talk 115 Anubia 118 118 freight and practically all the re11900 tlx mainder from passenger service The Second race puree 100 Phantasime 10ft Miss furlongs— Tansy company operated 1227 miles of road Catalan 100 Abduction 114 Roanantelope of which 570 miles are in Utah 266 105 Royal Rock 110 Half Day 113 Sir Byron 105 Prlmlia 104 Lads Run 105 Sun In Nevada and 390 in California Dreamer 110 Bt Agnes 113 Henry I 110 California however collects the big Quorlum 112 Polly's Folly 105 Faylia 106 end of the company's taxes or $835-0- 00 Visionary 110 Mina Dlnwlddy 109 6V Third race purse 81200 to $453000 In Nevada and $504-449- 32 furlongs— Sapphire Sky 108 Measure 108 In Utah Amelia 108 Polly Play 113 Unusual 106 106 Amertsk 108 Bobby Folsom The railroad’s operating ratio fig Avenger Just Believe 108 urea out 7545 per cent while for 106Fourth race purse 1400 and commile loo Durva and up Utah alone under the Interstate 103 Jolly Kins 102 Berber 108 merce commission formula Is only Hillsborough Hideaway 103 Solace 100 6708 per cent This formula credits Fifth race purse 81200 mile — Blueh Dtneen 111 StuUtah with $10000000 of the operat- and pendous 10 Play 108 Sun Craig Eager ing revenue and $6700000 of the op 108 Maks Hkste 113 Little Oyp 103 Bud Charlton 105 Punishment 105 Come On crating expenses ins Bocaratona 10ft King Bird 110 Madcap The report Indicates 38712 carloads Marvin 105 of freight originating on the comSixth race purse $1300 mile Prince Mexican 113 Blamepany's lines of which 24288 carloads and 104 Hsrry Carroll 113 Isostacy 118 were In Utah Products of mines less Peter Peter 113 Al Herbetr 118 Ortff W of the Utah 117 Tsny Jf8 BUI Beth 118 Vowed Venformed the major 113 Star 113 Fair Dawn 113 Curafreight originating on the company's geance tor 113 Guilford 118 Lew Black 113 Astron 103 91 Montreal L H ft P 5s New Eng O S 10 53 3T00 PowftLt 2020 A 104 W't 103 63 Mid West Uti 15s 32 do 5s 34 do 6s 35 Minn O Lt 4 Vs 50 Minn P ft L 4 Vs 78 Miss Pow ft Lt Co 5s Nat 107 104 48 76 V 76 102 102 8$ 88 3 47 It Totals Nearly Five Millions' Operating Cost Lower Decrease & Rad 6g 43 ww Mass Gas 64g 46 do 6s 55 Memphis Pow ft Lt 6s Pacific” 21 167 104 48 CROFT ADDED and Entries DROPS s oo oo £ 21’ 1931V 24’ Turf Results The Lo Angeles As Salt Lake rail86 86 M road company owned Jointly by the 73 T3 73 S Oregon Short Lina and the Union 9 Pacific Railroad company reported !!$ '96 84 89 to the public utilities commission of 88 88 99 15 14 19) Utah Thursday that Its railway op' 68 88 e rating revenues In 1930 were about oo 90 90 91 9tV ots which was nearly $5000-00- 0 86 87 7l $23000000 86 88 91 less than In the preceding year 10V I0V Operating expenses of $17000000 99 99 were about $2600000 less titan they 121101 V 101 had been in 1929 94 94 99 71 73 73 The company paid in Utah $500000 66 V 66 66 V of a total tax bill In three states In 100 100 which lt operates of $1800000 and 100 the report shows that the total op76 76 76 erating income of $3800000 was a 86 V MV 86 reduction of $2100000 from that of 1929 Interest on funded debt is 96: 96 96 placed at $2400000 and after this 11 54 53 59 and other charges had been paid the 3 V 93 3V company reports 'a loss for the year 104 104 104 of $350000 as compared with a bat 98 97 96 anoe carried to profit In 1929 of $1' 11104 104 104 104 104 104 800000 1931 3 MS 03 S 106 1957 13 Oen Alloys” Gen Aviation Corp Gen Eleo Ltd ret Oen Empire Tin— Spot £111 12a Sd future £113 17s Gen Fireproof xGen Gas A El cv Pf B MLead — Spot £13 2s Sd: future £12 7 Sd Gen vPete Zinc— Spot £11 2s 5d future £11 7a (d Oen The Eg ev pfd Olean Comb Harr NEW YORK April 33 AP—CeU money Glen Alden Coal --Steady 1'4 per cent all day Globe Underwrit 0 days Time loans — Steady Gold Seal Eleo90 days 2 four months ZttZtai flve-a- li Oolden Center Min per cent months Bachs Goldman Prime commercial pper— SSreS'S Oramaphone rets Bankers’ acceptance— Unchanged Oraymur xOt Atl ft Pan NEW YORK April 23 fAP— Foreltii 1st pfd — Firm: Croat Britain In doUars Gtxdo 31 3341 aUTT SI Nor Paoer Co others tn cents 331 55 4 f 63Mrf Gulf Oil M’y Cmrp Pa cables I Orest Britain demand 4(0 H bllla 433 ‘4 4 88 Vi: 60-d9 9) R vtc Hamilton 5V4J Ggs cables 391 France demand 391: It 21 2t i at Hareltlne Italy demand 523)4: cable 523 13-8 3 Heel Min a 5 2 8 " Bel1um ’l390St Germany d Helena Rubensteln 2381: 20 Sweden Hires Co A 2675: Norway 4080S 17 O ft W 641 9 'i Switzerland Hlr Walker 2675)4 : 2878)4: Denmark 1 8 8 8 4 Holllng Oold Min 10 00: Portuaal 4 50: Greece 19 254: Bpaln 5 40 4H Hudson Bay M ft B 1 29 Poland 1130 Csecho-Slovalc- ia 4 531 53 534 17544 s Austria 2 98: Jugoslavia 1406 Ru Humble OH 1 4V4 4 414 Araentlne 3276: Brasil Hygrade Food mania O 59 3135 Mon775: Tnklo 4934: Shsnshal 94 93 Mexico City (sold peso) yTU Pow ft Lt 6 pet pfd treal 9993: 13 '4 ’ Imo Oil Can is 4735 11 ’4 do reg 4 13 13 ’4 Tnd Ter 111 A 71 34 34 Ingulf Util 36l 31 58 4 54 vj 54 Ins Co'Nor Am ll 7UI 7 Vi 74 Insurance Bee 71 4! tntercon Petrol RAW SUGAR STEADY 6fli ltm 11 M im Internet PH ll lHf W NEW YORK April 23 (AP)-- Rw sugar int HnMInr 1! 4 4 4 was steadier today with prices advancing Inter Prbd If 1341 124( iat4 cent to the basis of 3 37c Vow Fef Rar B of about 1! 2341 was Pow 3241 234 not inter Super for spots duty paid The demand 81 41M 41 H f 414 refiners Inter UtU A although some vpry general 211 7141 7HI 7S do B showed Interest at this level in certain war 241 24 sale a 41000 t do reported of positions with 7’ 3 24 Interstate Fouifc Sags of Porto Rican for April shipment 11 9 94 9 Eveninffup of May contracts In advance Trvtnw Air Ch A 101 441 JT4 of first notics day tomorrow featured Ital Buperoow K— trading in raw futures with price generV 0 ally steady closing from unchanged to two WletnertCm-21 124! 111 11 The market opened Knott points net higher XV4 61 1 at declines of one point on May and July Kolater Brandea IX but unchanged to two points higher on l1 3241 3TK later positions with the near months off Lackawanna See -5! 21 21 while the late months Lehigh C ft N under liquidation 21' 2V ’44I and commission Leonard Oil advanced on covering I 21 33 82 ' 32 Lerner Boraa house buying inspired by tha better spot 81 100) 81V 8) xdo pfd the whole list market Subsequently II IM IHI IK firmed up with prices at oue time one to Libertv Dairy Prod V 2041 20 '41 20 ’4 two points higher although near the clow Lily Tulip Cup II 5i! 54 34 with final Lion Oil there wag a partial setback 2H 1741 1fll 174 prices off a point from the best on eome Lone J Star Gaa 6: 3! 30V4I 30 were 44300 Lorre estimated is at Bales Light positions XIX xdo pfd tons of which 30OO tons were In the form 30im4jUX M May closed at 125c July p( exchangee 841 8U 8 St 149c 141c VacMarr December i 33c September 391 K 156c Magdalena Syn January 150c March 450! 2! 20 I 21 There was only a moderate withdrawal xMangeJ flt pfd the xMass TUI Asso CV pfi 10CI 32 Ui 3141 3?w demand for refined notwithstanding L 3tr 3Wsl 3K jsi-- t contracts placed at Msvie Bott A that the ‘ dn rts 4 3V expire tomorrow Second hands were L 43 43 40 'Assoc some more Instances and in Mnflnw Offered freely -T I T B as low as 4 30c They failed to attract Rd Ord tmfth attention' however' Refiners pricca Mead Johnson i x i Mcidbl Iron ice UQchkttsed at 450c ± 57 1948 Vacuum Oil Vick Finance W 134! lTVs FowT Ill McCord do pfd 151 1! A Kelvlnstor 6s 36 xw Kentucky UtU 5s 69 I Kimberly Clar k5Va 1943 Kopoers Gas ft O 5 Vs 1950 do 6s 47 Laclede Gas 5 Vs 35 Lehigh PB Si 3026 A Libby McN ft L 6s 43 Loulg P ft L 5s 67 140 ctf Utility ft Indust do new Foremost Dairy Founds Foreign A Fox Theater A D do 6s B 61 Jersey Cent R ft L 5s 1947 B do 5Vs 45 A 361 21 United Gas do war do pfd Un Lgt ft Pow A do evt pfd U 8 ft Oversees US Dairy Rrod A do B U 8 Elec' Pow U 8 Fin Hold do pfd XJ 8 Foil B U 8 Lines pfd US Radio ft Telev U 8 Stores United Stores vtc United Verde Ext Utility Foultles xdo pfd UtU Pow ft 84 93 99 99 24 63V 3 35 103 V 103 As 1957 ITnrerletder Fin NEW YORK April 23 (API— Copper — Octet: electrolytic spot and future 9 Via 1976 1949 10! Interl Pow'Seo 7s 1957 E Inter! 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Hood Rubber 7s 36 Hygrade 7 code 6a 46 H 31 A 1956 Unit Chcm ptc pfd United Corp war United Dry Dock Unit Founders 16 Iron— Steady and unchanred Tin— Steady spot and nearby S2435 future 2500 Lead— Eaay: New York ipot 34391 Eaet St Louis 435 Zinc— Easy: East St Louis spot and future t3SOffi3-5Antimony — 18 85 23 CAP)— Copper — LONDON April 2a Sd Standard spot £42 7 6d: future £43 £45 10: future £4 Electrolytic spot Fairbanks Morse Bs 43 Firestone Cot M 5s 48 Firestone Tire 8s 42 70S Fisk Rubber 5 Vs 31 Florida P ft L 6s 64 85 98 Oarlock Pack 6s 39 42 3 Gatineau Power 6s 56 X01VJ 70V 65 98 42 2 X! 6s 14 14 4t Lt 6s ft R 1943 i Vi Technicolor Inc Teck Hugh Oold Todd Shipyards Tonopah Min Tranecont Air Tr Trans Lux D Pic A Trl Utilities allvar— 2 !4 to 2 66 42 lots IV 2! 181 ft Elao Pow 2080 Empire O Inti Int Swift i -- E 1938 Prod Saxet Co 1 Schul Un 8t Seeman Bros Seeal Lock Selberllng Rub Selected Indust Sentry 8af Control Shattuck Denn Bhawlnig W ft P Shenandoah x8hertrin Wms Silica Orl ctf xSloux Cty G ft E pfdl 25'in4IM44 1044 xSmith A O 80150 I145VH45V South Cal Ed A pfd 29 do C pfd 26 South Corp So Nat Gas South Penn Oil 16 Southland Roy xflouthw Dairy pfd ww 15 iSj 120 xSouthw Bell Tel pfd flouthw Gas UM1 Soan ft Gen rets xSpieg May 8 pfd Stand Holding A Stand Oil Ind do Kv xdo Ohio Starrett Corp Stein ft Co Stein Cosmetics Stuts Mot Amer do war Sun Invest Sunray Oil April 34 AF)— Bar rilver— cent Market advance of ood demand but little per Discount rate— Short bills per cent: three months 2 1 4 103 Bt Anthony Gold St Regis Paper 8alt-CreCons mt Blt Lake Settlement price of smelters as quoted by the American Smelt-i- n and Ref lnln eomponv 28 cents an ounce lead 450 cents and copper 965 cents a pound Moner — 114 per cent 103 86 43 2 18 East Util lnv 6s 64 A Ed Eleo III 6fl 33 El Paso Nat Gas 6Vs 21 Royalty Corp pfd Rubber Plantations Metal Market Bar ft Rossis urer April 23 (API— ounce n 21 84 93 99 99 D Detroit O Gaa 6s 47 A do 6s 60 B 3 V Duquesns Gas 6a 45 6S 4S 4 VS 1956 Q OS Articles of incorporation for the Continental Gold Mining company capitalized for $90000 were filed Thursday with the county clerk The company plans to develop mining properties In the Topllff district Tooele county Officers are S Frank Hunt president and general manager Albert and E vice president H Nelson Marie Brown secretary and treas- LONDON 6H r xQuaker Oats Railroad Sh Reliance Inti A Reliance Manage Aeybarn Inc Reynolds Invest Rich Oil Cal pfd xRfchman Bros Roch G ft E pfd D Rockl L ft P tr ctf Roosevelt Field Root Ref P pfd ' 13 64 4ii Cont Oil 6 Vs 37 Crucible BleeJ 5s 40 Cudahy Park 6Vs 37 Cumberland Co P ft L 86 6 do xw io u Mining Company Files Articles cents an with a 66 INCOM Bled 6s A 19 107 Pacific West Oil Pandem Oil Pantepec Oil Paramount Cab Parke Davis xParlcer Rust-ProPennroad Corp Pa Wat ft Pow Peo Lt Pow A Perryman Elec Perfect Circle Philip Morris Phoenix Sec do pfd Pie Bak of Am A Pilot Radio A Pitney Bowes Polymet Mfg Premier Gold Prod Roy Prudent's 1 Invest xdo pxd Pub Ut Hold war audit firm 90S IBS 19g 86 Ncwmont Min SIS N Y Hamburg 35 xN Y Tel 6 1154 pet pfd 10S Nlag Hud Pow 2 do A war do B war 54 3V do C war 8 Nlag Shares Md Niles Bern Pond 18V Niplsslng Mines 24 Noma Eleq Nor Am Avia A war T Nor Am Util 8 Nor European OIL Nor States P A 186 401 97 97 do 6 pet pfd xNorthwest Yeast Co 250X36V129 3! 48 Si 46 Novadel Arena Pae O The stockholders approved action the board which created an executive committee of which Samuel T Bledsoe New York Is chairman and elected Price Waterhouse & Co New York to make an Independent 28 as 20 19K a Ohio Cop xOhlo Pow ofd A M Co vie Can Maro Wireless Cent Hud G & B vtc xCent Pow & Let pfd Cent Pub Ser A Cent Pub Ber Del xCent A 8 W Ut pfd In xdo pfd Cent States El Cent St El pfd new Centrif Pipe Chain 8tr Bt Chath Ph A1 nv Chesebro Mfg Cities Service do pfd do pfd Claude Neon Lets Claude Neon Dela Cleve Eleo IU xdo pfd 4 3' St 20 XV 4 3V 20 20 Ua 4 1 4 334 Oont Qas ft 1958 82 K i! ’? w by NEW YORK APRIL LEXINGTON RESULT First race futurity course— Joan Gorham 4 50 93 64 won Thistle (Rose) 102 96 98 Vic (R Fisher) 107 6356 304 second: Man D (Finnerty) 728 102 third Time 11 Also ran— Olbbv's Pal Bibl MaJel Old Partner Elnora Dodgel Memphis Belie Elephant Mai Ban Second race 4 V furlongs— Butter Bean 3 £2 112 6 won: Magna (Allen) 113 18 54 2 22 second This2 96 Mater (Rose) 113 tle Telee (R Fleher) 1 10 92 94 third Time 55 Also ran — Elkhorn Lasa Fill In Bilk Princess Slim Transcedent iJyiug Doreen Princess Flying Sixty Third race I mile and 70 yards— Modern Times (McCoy) 110 $608 1380 243 won 3 00 S2 50 aecond Mince Pie (Jones t X05 4 48 third Attire (Neal) Time 105 1 46 Also ran — Prediction TransgressBlack ion Sugar Kiss Princesscourse— Miss PerFourth race futurity 10 40 24 30 913 08 fection (Vercher) 1 10 9 22 1090 won Haldale (Hardy) 107 second Donald )Flaher) 107 113 42 Time — 1:13 Also ran New Money Lucky Carter Ledford Mark Anthony Oderlc Soil1 Ciena Aerie Alma Clarence Fifth race 4 furlongs— Adobe Post (Lan doll) 11$ 91)12 $3 74 1290 won Proteus second: Prince (Pool) 115 92 68 $228 2 58 third 1XO Time Tommy (James) 54 5 Also ran — Prince Ascot Kilgore Xskuru Rain King Sophist course— race Sixth Gold Bten futurity 414 $382 92 48 won: Joey (McCoy) 111 3 74 500 aerond Bibbs (Carroll) JOft 2 105 58 third Running Water (Rose) Time Ml Also rao— Boosters Twist Antebellum Long Run Seventh race 1 milr and 70 yards— Devon (Hoffman) $484 342 93 32 won Granite Dufrt Rose) 1 07 470 93 82 second 4 58 third Time Beequl (R Fluher) 1 12 148 Alto ran — Now Firet Beekeeper Georie Webre 3uffer Bl$ Shot ill TANFORAN RRRULT4 More Than 700 See Sportsmen’s Show 4— WRESTLING 1 Of Outdoor Life At New York (Jfi— Herb Freeman 218 New York John 205 Russia Rudy Dusek Poduhny Omaha and - art of dry fly and bait fish- Wladek 228 New York Zbyszko ing and hunting of mountain lions In a ducks and other wild game graphic- wrestled to a draw Rena to Gar din time limit match In an eight-really portrayed threw Taro Mlyakl 190 show proved highly interesting to 198 Italy 15:09 and Ray Steele 213 more than 700 persons who gathered Japan In threw Martinez Larrea at the Hippodrome theater Thursday California 192 Spain In 8:53 night for the Salt Lake County Pish and Game association's show At Detroit UP — Jim Londoe defeat The crowd at the show exceeded who not ed Stanislaus Zbyszko In straight expectations of officials Tails Zbyszko’s shoulder was disonly were surprised at the total but were highly gratified at the number located In the first fall which re23:27 of feminine outdoor Time of the second life devotees quired fall was 1:44 who attended Besides the films entertaining At Boston (!P — Gus SonnenberQj skito between reels and the award215 proved to be' a more skillful exing of surprise gifts of a fishing rod of the tackle than Bob The 1 el and handbag to a fortunate man and woman featured respectively the program Mrs Mary Klmberlln was the recipient of a leather handbag while Raymond Davis carried off a new fishing pole A similar program at the same place will be given Thursday May 7 at 8 p m officials of the organization announced Included In the movie will be at least two reels revealing outdoor life In Utah President Clarence Evans carried to members of the organization an Invitation of the East Juab Pish and Game association’s outing at Nephl Saturday and Sunday Fourteen Sixty (Crmlgml!e 11J 11400 second Most Unruly (Ftwher) 113 third Time 1:10 Also 6 ran — Fair Allen Square Jack Cuevas Fair Jimmy Unde Otio Chief Pontiac Rex Regal El Patron Wlllbank Third race Bpreckets course—Maxle Binder (Cunningham) 100 13 30 8 00 second: Miss Joan (Fischer) 104 11900 second: Early (Fage) 104 thirdTime 1:10 Also ran — Lady Agee Andiuoenda Type College Inn Zelma Mac Fourth race fipreckleg course —Country 0 00 Belle (Moran) won Gordon $800 Bleu (L Cunningham) 11300 aeoond: Jim Mao (Fincher) third Time 1:11 Bclbane Msrymede Oates Betty Bet General Leggett and Publication also ran course— Crofton Filth race Bprerkles 9 00 (L Cunningham) 650 wont Hey Diddle Diddle (J Mulrooney) 1700 second Hand to Hand (Fischer third Time 109 The Dago and Red Chill also ran Blxlh race six furlongs— Northampton won 1200 2500 (Fischer) Gareth Fare) 28 00 second Bowcrofl (L CunTime 1:12 Overhead ningham) third Shirt Breakaway Sport Price Chard Busy Boy Fortunate Girl end Cynos also ran one race and Seventh miles — Brilliants 900 1600 (Fischer) won Plunging Sun (Fse) 9 00 second Mighty Cute (J Cunningham) third Time 1:45 5 Proclalmer Maurice Ed Last Stint anif Old Mark also ran Eighth race mile and seventy yards— 1500 won: (Cleverly) S 45 00 50 second: Dr Fred Russet (Fischer) R Jones) third Time 141 5 Sunny Corn Royal Yeomen Pat' Prancing Step First rare 4'a turlojige— Golden fllate (Flnette) 113 1400 $800 second Coaltaer 13600-secon113 (Harward) War Luck Unit FI 4 93 99 92 (Jones) 109 third Also ran Time :49 101 85 84 84 —Gee Bee Celtic Quern Chief Engineer Total stock sales Thursday 644200 shares Rlamlna Marvins Bay Koae Lemon Hills Second rr Bnrwkelfc int:ri--n- ui M096000 total A QUO fbcelos tCuUutitluuaj 113 iuoa IGou woaUad Ct threw In 26:03 214 of of Tluso aka i&u ponent flying ’Bibber" McCoy 230 of Cambridge Sonnenberg took the last two falls with his vicious butting In 18 and 11 minutes respectively Charles ‘'Buck” Weaver Chicago tossed John Boston lrJ eight minutes with a wrlstlock and top body scissors At Tulsa (JP)— Ed (Strangled Lewis 228 threw FYed Peterson 210 Sedalla Mo In two straight falls Ma-lone- Lewis took the first In 17 minutes with a headlock and the second In 4:30 with a heed scissors and arm lock 'Jumping Joe” Savoldt conquered Johnny Plummer w'ith a series of body slam In 20 match BIG THE (By the Grogden headlocks minutes In SIX Associated The standing: AMERICAN G Press) AB R H T --fi Pet ASSOCIATION 6todinf mt the Tumi Won Mllwauke SL Paul Louisville Columbus Iowa and a a one-fa- ll Lost 6 4 i 2 3 Kmruum City 7ft 01 644 364 Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo it TbnrxUy' Resell Minneapolis 8 Columbu 9 Milwaukee II Indian oo!!? ft 3 Kaneae City i (FauMuleao coIO LouiUU ’ |