Show fr' tale rbt cUalt gake Zeibuntiril Y satiTlal7 22 Stock Stock Prices Stock Prices Slump in Selling Wave NEW YORK May 7 UPS—Profittaking on the good African war sews it the stock market a belated blow Friday and leaders tumbled 1 to more than 2 points after seven successive rising sessi ons The list was no worse than Irregularly lower until the final sour when offerings became so urgent that for a brief interval the ticker tape fell a minute behind floor transactions Rails touched off the reaction around midday and soon were followed by other groups While individual firm spots were in evidence at the finish most lowers emerged at or near bottoms of the day Transfers totaled 2149611 shares against 2078020 Thursday It was the fifth day in a row In which turnover exceeded the mark Among exceptions to the slide 'were Budd Manufacturing common and preferred which touched best levels for 1943 in the wake of announcement of a plan for refinancing the company's senior issue on which there are dividend accumulations of $8750 a share Du Pont held In new high ground Standard along with Pepsi-Col- a Oil (N J4 Montgomery Ward and J L Case slipped from early peaks for the year and ended behind small minus signs Prominent on the downward shift were Santa Fe N Y Central Southern Pacific Great Northern Chesapeake & Ohio IL S Steel Bethlehem General Chrysler Motors American Telephone Western Union Anaconda Kennecott Goodrich U S Rubber International Harvester Douglas Aircraft Sperry United Aircraft Westinghouse Allied Chemical International Telephone Radio corporation and International Nickel two-milli- on NEW YORK Net Sales High Low Last i chg 161 123 II 12121 1212- 1ail Adama Exp 231 45 Air Reduc 44381 44121- Itt !66: Alaska Jun 6141 5341 534Allegheny 12 12! 26 Lud Srl 25121 2512 Al Ch & 1) 5159 11581245812 40! 11740 1144 1144 Ailed Strs 221 3711 35142 1§4f 35121- - 2 111 69441 6814 68121- - 1 Am Airi 91 84 Am Can 8414 84141- - 31s & C 38441- - lit F Am 38 40 38 61 1634 Am C Sug 1644 18121— 1 Am Distill 12 2212 2212 22121 Am Loco 67 17341 151 3614 - 114 Am Metal 16 26121 25121 25121Am Bad 144110341 1014t1 10141- - Sig Am R Mill 451 147111 14141 14141- Am Smelt 231 44 421 42- - 1 Am stl FdI 431 28441 27121 2712- Am T & TI 251511501211504 Am Tob 141 141 56141 56121 56141- - It - 174 Am Viscosel 131 42341 41141 Am W Wks! 1071 8141 8 as 8141- 281 Am Z L&S1 7 6121- 6121 64 Anaconda 30121 20141 29310114 Armour III1 84 vs 5IS1-- 512 5121 141 3512 Arm Cork 12 347S1 35141 91 1012 Assd D Gds1 1012 1010- A T & 8 FI 40 56 2 5314 54 - 1 14 311 3614 Ati C Line 3414 35 81 24 Ati Refin 2334 23121- - 14 Atlas Corp! 30 1234 1112 11121- - 1 14 1601 Aviation 6 41 614 614 Bald Lo et! 641 1912 1812 18141- - as B & 0 9121- 14 106! 10 912 9 17 Rarnsd o il( 1714 17141- - Ng Rendix' A vil 201 3914‘ as 14 38141- - a Beth Steel 26! 66341 64 12 64 12- 1- 1 12 71 19341 - aS 19 19 Boeing Al? Bonn A&B1 41 55 - 112 55 55 Borden Co 171 214 14 265 27 161 34 3314 33121- - 121 241 28 - as Briggs Mfg 2712 4! 17311 1612 16121- 34 Budd M fg 358 714 12 7121 321 BuddWheell - ae 7121 934 91Burr Ad MI 321 1 2 liii k 2 14 12 61 28321 Calif Pack 271 2714 - as Can D G Al 621 23121 23 - 12 23 Caned - 12 14! 11121 1012 11 Case j Pal 24'11642 115 - '4 115 31 47 - 1 14 Caterpil 46 46 Celanese 101 39141 38 12 38'41- 81 13781 Celotes 1312 13121 61 39121 Cerro de P 39 39 C & 0 - 1 30 45 71 44 44 Chi Great 271 171 1634 West pt - 1 16k 6 30 Chrysler 73 737s - 2 Climax M 17 46 - 14 45 45 Cluett Pea 19 34 14 3414 34 Coca-Col3 100 1100 100 30 d1 121 2034i 2934 - IA Colgate-Col G & E 242! 4 141 4 3 e1 11 37 Com Credlt 4 3611 37 91 Com Inv Tr 121 38141 38121 Com Holv 22! 14121 1411- Corn & Sou 6661 72113-16'II Corn Edis 36 24121 24141 14 Con Cop Mi 47 5 kis 5 bis- iCon Edison 42 201 10 39 11 Con Oil 75 11 141 10141 11 -- 14 34 Con Vulteel 45 1914 8144 18141 22141- Container 16 22 12 Cont Ba lc 31i 12 914 34 812 Cola Cati 16 31 - 12 31 31 Coot Motor 146 7121 61i 67a - 14 Cont Oil D 171 3512i 344 3041- CO rodustrials 13904 13699 13727 off 3700 3583 3597 off Rails Utilities 2028 1976 1990 off 9A23 oft Roods 9147 off Commodities ular close Heavily dealt in and off at the last were among others St Paul SI of 2000 down at 1314 on a volume of $2375000 face value and Northwestern 434s off 1 at 12 on sales of $1327000 Total volume was $25880150 face value against $22848000 Thursday American Telephone 3s actively higher recently were down 7i at 113 Ohio "D" liens of 2000 and the "A'a" of '95 were up 1121 while the convertibles slipped 14 Chicago and Alton 33 ef '49 lost a point at 30 Rock Island refunding 4s dropped 111 at 3114 the 4s of '88 slipped 1 and the 412s of '60 lost & Grain Chicago CRICAGO 7 moMay mentum as the aeamion progressed 'Pint 1K monad Ss hat a morh as two rents a bliebet it the elope Frieay on reports that Wore lavorabl growing wether had imhe crop outlook in broNed sections of the proctoring belt important Liquidation came partwulariv from houses with aouthettern conucctions Weakness at Kamm' City wee an addl tiotal unaettling factor and while trading was never unusually heavy grain men atd the lack of commercsal interest in the market made wheat vulnerable to moderat presatire also suffered fairly larre Insges but Rye oats were off only slightly At the close wheat was resting on the low off ILI-cenc May S1444 days 1 44 ato St 4314 1434 Corn was at trocriangod ceilings May $105 Oats were 3gs - as lower and rye oat 1 2 Eange of Chicago Futures CHICAGO (AP)--May Low High 'Whet Open May SI 4531 SIASIS $14414 JIiY 14434 14471 1434 1ept I 401 144 beg 14614 Oat-s6314 May 6134 Juiy 9ept be 6214 $71 9014 Juiy 92 941a Sept Dec $14434 14314 144 14314 14314 14634 a314 6n 34 6214 PSIS 9012 9214 941a 9234 6034 6n 6134 611a $O 34 6171 S9 9034 93 ti4 Cash Quotations heat CHICAGO May 114734 Corn No I $107 No 2 11 07: No 3 $105311 yellow nail: 04 Oats No 2 mixed 6511c: No 2 sesote aSiete Patten malting 92c ft $107 anrrimal teed 83 ix Sc nominal (AP)-W- Produce Market OPL'N purrER 93 soots A MINIMUM PRICES EL:LK—SAN FRANCISCO 92 genre BO score CEELEE—SAN Triplets S 4S 4712 4714 FRANCISCO EG'OS—SALT LAKE CITT pecials dozen white extras dozen Liarg Large white 'standards dozen edlum wilts extras dozen tarre 27 43 40 40 38 ReYORK May 7 (AP)--But- ier: Prices unenpts 545356 pounds firm at flanged ceiling Cheese: 377693 pound Receipts TOWT1111111 Receints 17669 eases Eggs Irregular Dressed TN:Miry: Firm all fresh and troten prices unchanged Live poultry: By freight no sales By Pres firm NE-9- V 25' 60 WEL 4 51 241 Cl4 c A 1 1 12Crown Zell 14 14141 14141 14121- 14 Crucible St 26 36141 35 35121- Sug 139 10 1014 1014 tit Curtis Pub 4361 6341 5121 6 I Curties-891 I 9 914 Deere & Col 5 36 35 12 35141- - 22 Del & Hod! 16 1714 16311 - 3'4 Del L & WI 7C 101i 934 16141- D&RGW pf1 271 212 2 12 rg 2 V2 12 Detroit Ed 131 1812 1814 183s1 Diso Corp-S- i 6 214 2814 28141- - 1 Dome 28' 2012 1912 Vs Mine) 3' 7212 71 Doug 20121 - 112 DIJ P 14 148141471g 12 East Air 13 4012! 39 39 Eastman '1(1 2 165 - 1164141165 -- 11221 El Au!-L- t 6 36 3512 3512 - 12 Elec Boat 81 13 131a 13 Va - al Erie RR 3: 1614 - 12 154 1514 do et 64: 16181 15 15141 7a Evans Prod 161 10741 10141 1014 Fairbks-3914 3914 3914 a 141 3 Firesto ne T 3 14 36 !V PI Int k qa 18 34 1 8 alt IS 610 ats 5M Geri Elec 3 (I 37 17111 Foods 15! 14 37 38 e4 3414 (ett le Geri Moines! 49 114 5114 I oilleits SS 29 9 8 424 Glidden Col 3 19141 19111 19 tri! 1 7 Goodrich - af 40141 3914 39 Goodveitt - a: 37 301 351741 37 Gt N Ry Ti 61 32121 3012 314:- - 14 pH Ct W Sug 2! 26721 26341 234- 14 Holland Fr 4'- 37341 34 374414215341 1534 Holly Stift 14 15341 Homestake 68' 35141 3414 34144- - 144 7 Houston Oil 7741 711 712i- Illinois 88' 1634 15121 15141- - 134 Ceni Ind 3 39 38441 38314 Inspira Cop 26! 14341 13341 1334 - 1 Interlake I' 271 931 - 34 9 9 13l 6714! 6534 6544- - 1111 Int Harvest! Int Nick CV 32' 35141 33144 33441- - 134 I nt 671 1 3 12 12 - 74 & T In T Paper' 14 28 14 14 1514 18 M Johns 34 S5141 8534i s5 I & I stirHI 271 25 34 24 12 24 34 - !1 Kn City - 1 15! 9 9111 9 701 4 Kennecott' 32121 323'41- - 1 i 2'21-15! 23 Kresge El 61 2214l- - 143 6! 2914 Kress 8 111 28441 29140 Kt-- to Geo - 44 13! 2214! 22 22 14 71 38 Lib 0 F GI 35341 35441- 34 LMcN&L 70' 7 6341 6141 4! 68 Lig & MR! 14 67341 67341- 41 19341 1914444 19 Liquid Carl Lockheed 46! 23141 22 221441- - 114 211 5614: 5534 Loew's In 55441- 21 19341 Lorillard - 14 19 34 19 41 74 34 Lou & Na74 74 Mil 14 Mack Trksl 171 36141 35311 Nine 7: 26 R If! 5341 25341- 14 Marsh Sidi 231 14111 14141 14141- - 14 Martin CL! 18 22341 21141 21141- 74 3! 24141 24341 2474McGraw 8:1 1- 11 MeK & RI 131 2114' 20141 2014- 114741 Miami Con! 17i skit 641- - 234 Mid CM) P1 131 2341 2141 24741- 31 76 Minn Hon 75 14 76 Misston Cri! 6 20 20 20 1 61 88111 Monant Cr 87441 6734 Mont Wrdl 311 43741 4244' 4234 - 14 - 2 Murray CPI 201 9141 9 9 2381 10141 Nash Kel 9110- 9411 181 13341 13 Nat Avia - 34 13 Nat Bisct 27! 21141 21 I 211- 14 N Cash RI 30 25 34 25 14 25 14 14 Nat Dv Fri 51' 19341 19141 19141- - 14 Nat Distil 15 31141 31331- Nat GVD111 51 - 41 9341 9 9 241 16741 1614 16141- Nat Lead 34 Nat P & LI 661 5341 512 5341- 11 Nat Steel 12! 58141 57141 57141- 34 ehl Corp! 24 13141 123111 13 14 In 13421 13341 13341- Newprt 14 N Y C RR 212 20 18111 19441- - 114 NYCSL ntl 47 46141 46111- 6j 14 11 Y Shln 371 26 44 25 Nil 2514 - 11 No Am Avl 271 13341 13121- 41 No Am Co1 471 15441 15111 35141- 344 1721 11041 171441 17311- - 111 North Pac Cu-A- I 87--- i 11 2- 71 1 sAa ' 81 1- 1 - I ' I 1- I I I I 311 I 'i I I I Ohio Oil ()Weill I GI Pee C & K1 Pac Tin C 461 13j 101 1771 1951 36! SS Pack Mot Pan Am Al Para Pic Park UCM!' Penney IC1 Penn R R1 I Pepsi-Co- 391 7j 1491 l 18341 5S 34 9 i 4141 5 33141 26141 2121 89141 1141 18111- 54 5510 287i 2s7j 45141 267s1 43121 43E41 26141 26111- R C A Rem Rand' Rep Steel Rey Tob B sateway St J head Schenley Sears Roeb Servel In 21- 6I- 4141 4341 3141 3014I 61 20i 181 91 i Sh Un Oil Silver King Simmons Skelly Oil S'cony-South Pee South Rv 5 5 8! 5j 99! 32341 5141 51i17141 7714111 11141- 38 2734 3914 3412 '25 3 29' 6' '21 171 251 1 Tirn Roll B! Transam I I as 14 14 44 1 11 a's 344 141 - 1314! 1314- 28341281 27341- 27 47121 47121- 30141 3014:- 5141- 3411 7341- 3456341 57 12141 12141- 42 1 1 74 I' 134 134 2 14 - 61 211 50 I 4014 101141 141 49341 lo 32741 I (AP-USD- 100-priu- f17-- 161 J2 211402034P- 7 48 i 10 84 19341 91 27 37141 I 1 kil- 11441 63 F1141 69 39141 Ilik - i 71 2741- - 34 3741- - 112 63 Skil- 69 14 astil- 134111141- An 14 '11142! :1112 2n1A!-- 14 34 34 1i si 1 Li 1 7it 3ii 4 1 R 1121 Me-ha- terrine-Activ- 1 Prices Climb In Mine List lit 7 34 :18441 1 M-- tA - lead-silv- n (AP-USD- Itv er all-ti- 160-18- D r- r-- -- 360-550-l- b 51460 Salable cattle 700 calves 300 genvery slow and unerally steady market even however with undertone weak on all grades and classes no strictly choice bcat steers here $1640 several loads $1375 to $1600 t wo loadsfed good to choice lightweight Colorado steers 81600 to $1840: heifers very scarce run largely cows market steady but dull with cutters at $900 to $1025 light canners down to $700 and most common and medium beef cows $1100 to 81250 strictly good cows absent : bulls with weighty steady mileage offerings $13 75 down vealera unchanged at 41500 to $1600 Salable sheep 10000: total 10500 late Thursday : Fat lambs strong spots to choice good higher: be wonted lambs $1600 to 105-l$1625: top b 81625 one double choice weights shorn in September $1585 good to choice fed western shorn lambs with No I and 2 pelts $1450 to $1535 moot demand few $1540: sheep steady for good to choice shorn native ewes lambs to Fat trade 8600 $S25: toclay's mostly 25e lower fairly active early scales than 'Thursday good to choice fed western wooled lambs $1575 to $1600 best held higher: good to choice feel western clipped lambs with No 1 and 2 skins $1450 to $1525: sheep about steady but scarce odd head choice native wooled ewes $950 KANSAS CITY May 7 Hogs salable and total 1000 : fairly active fully steady top $1450: part load 51455: good: and choice 180 pounds' and few 140 to 170 Pounds tin $1450 ROWS $14 no o)1430: $1400 cit strong 1425 800: calves Cattle salable 200: total 50 total 100 : not enough ofsalable fered to make a market : nominally steady: Only odd bead slaughter classes consisting of medium and good steers $1300 medium heifers 1500 $1225 01300 cutter to medium cows 8475 61)115n m”dium and good realers 81250 it 1450 odd choice 51500 qr 1550 Sheen salable and total $1500: killing classes steady117good to choice wooled tenths avere gine pounds 81565: medium to good Arizona soriwe lembs $1425: shorn A ti7Ona ewes with No 2 skins $750 with moderate sort at $600 DENVER May 7 (USDA No calves Only 50: total 1100 odd cows and stockers on sale: nominally few cutters to medinm cows steady $950 1100: canners down to $750 small lots low grade stock steers $1100 4 1275 odd heifers $1275 Hogs-Sal- able 150: total 2025 Steady to 15 cents higher : closed wit h advance lost good and choice I SO to 300 pounds 81425 qt 14 35 late: several late up to $1450 early the top: heavier $140061 1425 few 160 to 1S0 pounds $13750 1440 lighter weights scarce good sows n13S5: few2400$1400 $1365 Sheep-Sal- able total 2490 Slow killing :classes mostly steady toquality con109 pound sidered good and choice 97 fed wooled lambs $15 65 flat and freight 110 pounds $1560 flat paid : others merely good load 81540 freight paid medium to good clips No I and 2 pelts flat clipped slaughter ewes $600 $1415 in 750: 3 doubles wooled lambs for94 pounds warded : trucked-ispringers shorn $1550 medium to good ewes with No 2 pelts $700 7 LOS ANGELES (USDA I May Cattle-Sal- able 15 100 Calves-Sal- able Scattered sales cows and bulls steady : low to choice other classes lacking good fed steers quoted $152501625: common to medium cows $100041100: canners and cutters $75014)975 medium bulls $1175111155: calves steady odd medium to good vealers $14750 1600 Hogs-Sa- lable 50 Steady : few head good to choice steady at $1565 the quotable top: load holdovers unsold few good owe 51425 PORTLAND May 7 (USDA Calves-- Ha table 25i total 125 anti total 25 Practically nothing available: cows and bulls in good demand steers slow compared week ago steers fully 25 cents lower: some sales 50 cents off other classes mostly steady: good fed steers salable up to $1600 or above: canner and week's best heifers $1600 cutter cows salable around $700 0925 fat dairy cows eligible to to $1100: good 81350 meyoung beef cows quotable dium to good bulls salable $1200 kr 1400: to choice vealers good $1500 6' 1850 extreme top Thursday $1700 Hogs-Sa- lable 50: total 150 Nothing offered early : quotable fully ateady good to choice around 180 to 830 pounds sows salable $1475 or above: good to choice salable $1300 fa 1350 good feeder pigs quotable $165041)1800 Sheep-Sal- able and total 50 Nominal: good to choice spring lambs quoted $1500 011550 fed shorn salable $1525 down: good wooled ewes quotable et° $800 shorn kinds $700 down : : : - : : : n - 242-poun- : : : T 1 1 1 I 11 I Utah-Idah- o War Orders 2 t- o Utah-Idah- orders--Amen- Nat Tim 00 00 00 00 64 00 O 0 0 O 0 0 Bid IS 3 50 arnale Sugar tom 29 50 First Security Corp Mountain Fuel Supply! 7 40 9 50 Utah Oil Refining Utah Home Fire Ins 1135 00 Bamberger R R bonds 72 50 Asked 3 1 65 30 25 i 7 65 10 25 1139 00 75 00 57 57 60 56 Ut Fire Clay Ut P & L $6 phi do $7 pfd ZCMI S O 0 tion of W P B sions psnelatpri -- 9972 g 0 I i subject to certain C M P reg Curb L ded I I provi- Suspects Deny Games Count Interpreted ruling nonforest profit organizations for fighting fires may use "fire protection'' rating Arrested in an antivice squad Interpreted 1182 ruling that army raid at the Independent Coffee schools seeking to pilepreflight training ha me commercial cooking and food and 207 South West Temple plate warming equipment are not exempt house from filing for fitithorizat ion on form The exemption does not cover Thursday afternoon 13 men enequipment which will be owned by the tered school and not by the army even pleas of innocent to charges training it la intended that the equipment though for the present will be used aolely for of operating a gambling house benefit of personnal assigned to the ischool gambling and resorting whAn arRelaxed restrietions on the sale of used before Judge Wilford and rebuilt industrial sewing machines and raigned by clothing manufacturing machinery Moyle Burton in Salt Lake City amending Interpreted 151 applying reetriction police court Friday Trial was set which limits the use of permanent type antikreeze to tractors trucks buses and for May 26 other commercial type automobiles and to Seized the time of the raid engines applies also to stocks stationary of permanent type antifreeze now in the and placed in the evidence room hands of retail and other seller as well as to such quantities of permanent type at police headquarters were dice antifreeze which such sellers may receive dice boards and money which alIn the future Amended reetricting use of ethyl legedly was used in the gambling cellulose except on specific authorization Peter Rondos 38 30 Soutjl of W P B West Temple was arrested as Amended making clear that mere operating a gambling house while polishing of jewelry or the adding of one or more etones pearls or jewels to an Tony N Stathos 46 49 South otherwise finished product are operations First West street Andy Gvusouros not subject to restrictions of the order 301 50 South West Temple dollars and cents 0 P A—Established 48 maximum prices for five types of imported street Umcuinio Gayarruha carpet wools and Afghanistan camel hair 462 West Second South street Amended M P R 220 announcing pricing Andrew D Dokas 62 66 South methods at wholesale and retail for saniFifth West street Nick Vlahos tary treated baby items 47 59 West Fifth South street and Amended ration order 11 reminding wholesalere that their allowable inven- Constan1Tus Morsitis 45 140 West toriee for May are established by multiplySecond South street were charged ing the point value of their transfers of foods during April by the figure with gambling procemosed "3" the new wholesale "allowable invertCharged with resorting in a tory factor" gambling house were: Harry Miris Issued M P R 385 establishing maximum 65 157 Gardner street John prices for army and navy officers at retail wholesale and manufactur48 of Ogden Gus Avgerinos ing levels Kolas 75 30 South West TemIssued M P R 384 placing salt codfish ple street James D Kerkos under specific cents per pound maximum 441 Georgia street Gust Baba lis prices Amended order 17 authorizing shoe 61 368 Quinn street and John D dealers who erroneously omitted any ra- MaIesovas 50 address listed as tioned footwear or included some the Salt Lake hotel types in their recent 0 P A inventories to file corrected inventories with 0 P A district offices Announced that more than one ration banking account per establishment may be opened by a primary distributor or FRUITS wholesaler under the meats-fat- s rationing program provided advance approval is Apples—Delicious per box $250 tt 300 obtained from 0 P A VEGETABLES W IP A—Issued A spare gue—Per food production order pound 10 ft 11e No Carrots—Per bnehel 75e bringing together In one document the amendments announcements 35 pound (are—Pr orders and interpretations Onions—Green per dozen bunches 25 supplementary which have been issued on the progress of tt 40e the Potatoes—Per 100 pounds: Irish Cnbs program since its establishon November 28 1942—farm machinment rationing biers $250 Bliss $275 Russets S275 The order now enables state war cry 300 boards at their discretion to cancel county Radishes—Per dozen bunches 30 a 45C on maor all of Rhubarb—Per quotas any types pound 3c quota Spinach—Per pound 5 a 6c thinery etc 5-- PD-638- 5 Bank Clearings 00 $1470075 S L Thursday's debits Same day last year Friday's clearings Same day last year 36743g000 372440701 340541759 Position of Treasury WAFHINGTON May 7 (AP)—Tbe po- sition of the treasury May 5: Receipts $797S534S61 Expenditures X1696202n7119 Net balance $13088130909117 Working balance included S12326175- 87861 Customs receipt' for month $5453- 33426 fiscal year $16537 (July I) Receipts 37844511 fiscal year 263525811- Exuenditures 648 6) Excess of expenditures $46958433- 16137 Gross debt $13554646234825 Increase over previous day 1376099- - 16S66 assets $2247275967542 Gold Investing Companies Mas 7 (A PI—National NEW YORK ssociation of Securities bid and asked quotations: A i Affiliated Fund Inc Dividend Shares Fund Investors Inc Keystone Cust do B3 do do Maryland Fund Quarterly Inc Shris Dealers B-- 2 I S-- 4 at 5 5 lint-for- Bid 318 121 2089 B-- 4 Inc 25 44 17 75 9 3ft 452 4 20 6 10 I Asked 3 48 1 33 22 89 2794 1949 1031 A2 5 4 70 685 Fruits and Vegetables : Pre5a weighted lilioletiale oricea index of 75 commodities Friday was unchanged at Previoux day 106 37 week ago 10637 log 13 month ago 10633 year ago p OM $1-8- 0: Wool Market NEW YORK May 7 (AP)—Lifting of hedges by spot firms against heavy government awards for woolen blankets and Melton cloth lent a steady tone to wool Sales were estimated at tops Friday 75000 pounds No vales In greptpp futures Certificated 1025 grease wool spot nominal Wool tops futures closed Unchanged to of a cent higher: May 1325 bid July 1295 bid: October 1269 bid wool 133 Certificated spot tops nominal Deaths John Stephan John Stephan 94 5134 South State street died in a Salt Lake hospital Friday at 12:58 p in of pneumonia and cardiac disease Mr Stephan was born at Ravnace Yugoslavia April 24 1879 and had resided in He was Murray 47 years as a foreman for th American employed and Smelting He wee a Refining company at Murray member of the Catholic church the Slovinian National Benefit society and the Amerman Brotherhood union Surviving are his widow Mn s Flizabeth Tihittrik Stephan: two daughters Mrs FAizabeth Genoults of Salt Lake City and Miss Helen Stephan of Murray three sons John Stephan Jr of Salt Lake City Joe Stephan of Murray and Frank Stephan With the U S army a sister Mrs Anna Stephan of Midvale and a brother Mark Stephan of Pueblo Colo Requiem mass will be celebrated Monday at 10 a m in St Vincent's church in The rosary will be recited at 372 Murray East First South street Sunday at S p in Burial will be in Mt Calvary cemetery Orville Truman Bales Funeral seryicee for Orville Truman Bales will be conducted Monday at 2 p m iii the First Presbyterian church South Temple and C streets with the Rey Robert D Steele president of Westminster Friends may call Satcollege officiating urday and Sunday until 9 p m and Monday until noon at 344 East First south 'street Mr Bales 95 died Wednesday at the family residence 774 Fait Seventh South --' cemetery City Mrs Justesen formerly resided In Spring vein s had re City but for the peat 23 West street bit aided at 225 South Ninth Salt Lake City She was visiting I relatives in hoe Angeles when she hecame Born in Illinois in 1S53 she came to Utah when sale waa 13 years oid She nd was was the widow of Louis Justesen a member of the L Ds church W Mr are three daughters Surviving It Lake City Mrs R E R Burns of of Mn Vine Brown and Young and az A ngelea : seven grandchildren greatgrandchildren Margaret Barker Yates - LOnaN—Mrs Margaret Parker Tat 25 reittditt of Loran for the oast vears died at th farnitv home 120 South Fourth Weat atreet Friday at 6:40 r n She bad been or illtlil11 ItlCkttuL 0 $AO ill for several montra in was born Philadelphia Pa May She a daughter of John and Sara I S 1S54 h Forsvt Barker Survlvorti Include five of her seven wrin an daughters: Mrs Sarah E Beus and Mra Margaret Motown of Morland Idaho and Byrum C Frank and Carl Tates of Trutt: 17 grandchildren and 26 SR Edward Wood Q 4144 FriPAYSON—Edward Wood day morning at a Provo hospital of causes incident to age 1 Ssi4 tWIflrithaIL Eng'- Born Mav 19 land he came to Utah from England when Wood He married Ai an a young Daniels in 1900 at Nephi Mrs Wood died In 1940 Surviving are a daughter Mn Thelma Peck of Payson: two sons Albert Wool of BOLPP Idaho and Victor Wood of at Lake City and six grandchildren street Carl Orth William llardiek Fox ABERDEEN )31righani Conntv Funeral servicet for Carl Orth TO tf tired farmer who died Thursday at k home in Aberdeen after an illness t more than two Years will be condut Sundav at 2 o rn in the Men”nnite el"fit Mr Oinh wag born June 24 18g3 Odessa Russia and carie to the 17nt!He married An Stetea In his youth 1896 at on February 20 Dahlenbura D S Tyndale Wifilarn Hardick Fox 94 of Mum Pa died In a Salt Lake hospital Wednesday at 9 p m of a long illness the body has been taken east for services and burial Mr Fox was born 18 18711 Pe is survived by his February widow Mrs Annie Fox of Muncy and two sisters Miss Annie Fox of Jersey City N J and Mn Emily Beer of Ridgewood N J Samuel Cooper Coverdale i'uneral services for Samuel Cooper Coverdale 33 of 262 Ninth East street who died Sunday in Portland ore of pneu monia while On a business trip will be conducted Saturday at 2 p m at 344 east South street First The Rev E F Weske pastor of the church will officiate Murray Baptist Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial park -- Catherine B Van Eerden Catherine Bakker Van OODEN—Mra Eertien 68 of 3234 Lincoln avenue widow of Mend Van terdem died Friday at 3 a m at her home following an extended illness Surviving are the following sons and daughters: Harry and Peter Van Eerden of Ogden Jaek Van Eerden f Lewiston Mont and Mrs Kenneth Foster of Oakland Cal: four grandchildren 'and two brothers and two sisters residing in Holland Marcrrete Jorgensen Nissen Enoch Muhlestein Mrs Margrete Jorgensen Nissen F57 former Salt Lake resident died Iii Elgin Monday of a heart attack aceording to word receved by relatives in Salt Lake City Mrs Nissen was boim In Viborg Denmark September 1 1865 Burial will be inSalt Lake City - PROVO—Funeral services for Enoch Muhlestein 63 of Provo who died Thursday of a heart ailment will be conducted Sunday at 4 p m In the Provo ManavuNinth ward chapel with Ariel Burial will ha la Coo bishop in charge Provo City burial para I b 114 I - 0 A e I : d 1 bA : Index - Commodity tit NEW YORK May 7—The - 12 - 2634- 211! 93s! 151 151- - :2 h ti I- 2 21 1!- 1 - 92sit! 925A' 0141 1 li 14 114 91 1314124:LS- 22 lit rii 101284 13141 24 2t14! 13 - 60 60t41- 55321 557121141 21341- 2614! 268"- 41024 14 11 - 174 41 - 34 191- -- la 48 IA : 11 63411 6141 25111 251141 4934 5 4o14 it)4 3214C- le 47t 9 34 - - Cattle: )- A 1 501-0130- aver-Kee- P-- ti : 11 1- I I I - - 24 4'2 281 I 3il 84 2314 14 - 13141 32141 S' 48 47441 97S1 914 23 217a! t 21110 20341 53! IS 111 14441- 2414 13121 V2 1- 34141 4 14 4234 11 14 44 - 341- -341 70441- 1 514 1 1 - 10!1- 35341 71121 70441 15141 14441 23341 23111 4 34 14 74 14 14 16 1714j 27441- 2914 16 3734 27 39 34 2' 81 1711 133 102 '2874 do pi- a141 48741 52' 32141 Snerry 6 smegel Inc Std Brands' 2871 7111 Sid Oil Cali 43! Std Oil Ind' 24' 35 Std Oil NI1 591 57341 8 Studebaker 12 IA! 5'21 4814834 614 62: Sunshine 1147 Swift k Co' Texas Co Tex G011' P Tex Gull Si T Tex p Title W Aal Tim D As! 21121- 17 1314 3234 219! 30141 i 30341- 211 4812 34 2 32125121- 234j- Ss 4841- 25341 2341 FS 1172 111 41-2- 1 3114 '101 1634 451 161 7! 14 I 1T A n 1 - LAKE May 7 WW1- Receipts 410 Includes 371 through 14 for market and 25 direct: no good steers or heifers sold early odd steers common trucked-I$1000: medium to goo c steers quotable $125010 1400: common to medium heifers quotable $1000 ric 1325 good kinds quotable to $1400 canner to cutter cows mostly truck-In950 good cows quotable $3001 to $1225 odd trucked-Ibulls $10 00‘ truclied-ielcrp EN 00 down Includes 837 1010 logs: Receipts through 154 for market and 219 direct on to 185 250 pound ateadY: toP $1435 180 to 185 pound butchers: $1385 above 295 250 to 295 pound: $1380 pound $1335 sows S12 2853 all through: Receipts Sheep: nothing sold early OGDEN May 7 (Utah-USDReceipts 00 includes 25 for market and 65 through hardly enough here to estabheti market few lots nominally eteady fairly good feeder steere late Thursday needy rceat $1400 clown odd otock heifers $1300 1325: hulk best Ittughter steers for week $140001525 heifers $135001 1450 common both classes down to 8850 cows mostly common to medium at $1050 (o 1150: few rood to $1200: canner and cutter $800 1000: bulls mostlY bulk vealera $1050 1200 $1450 down includes 2265 for 100 Hogs: Receipts marketon 1245 through and 020 direct at slow small supply steady roily Thursda y's close top $14t5 on good to choice 1SO to 250 pound welelitc lighter weights $13356v 14 St5: few above 250 pentode 1300 co" $1225 It 13 60 848 $13250 all through: lTheepi Pecelpts nOthing for sale here t'DiCAGO May 7 Salable 7000 total 14500 opening fairly active steady to 5c higher than Thurslater trade slow closed average day's with early advance bet top $1485 ' bulk lbs $1460 to good and choice 180-360 $1480 most good and choice lbs 81400 to $1460: sows little changed: sows $1435 to bulk good NORTH l'S DA I—Cattle: 1 IMine Crosscuts 11i i 1- Soldiers Plan Mother's Day I i 60 60 7461 21 1- Market Quotations Market Quotations a Tr&W Air Cen- CHICAGO May 7 '(AP)—Live poultry: Twent Fox Film 211 6 trucks: market Reisipts unchanged Under Butter: tone Un B &El PI 291 50 4246A4 103121 as quoted by pounds: tirrn pricesReceipts the Chicago Union 211 84341 Carl Price Current were unchanged 131 191 011 Call Etas: Receipts 30161 cases prices Un 111 92741 Union Pae tone firm lincttanged 1191 Unit A L 26! 3871 Unit Aire LOS ANGELES 4111 May 7 2 j Unit Corn Proeucte rece pts : Butter 350717 Ina Unit Drug I 49! 12141 241 65341 abeam 66131 lbs: eggs 6677 cases Unit Fruit Butter in bulk 4Se Unit GNI Il 102 SNI 1! 69 Candied large eggs AA 43e: A 41c U S Gvnal 21 29641 IT S In All A B 33c smalls rneti:unas A 35c i u 9 Rub I 541 42141 2311c B 27e ITSPR&M 9' 62 IT 14 Steel Ina' 57341 vitrad CP! 271 "'7111 6' 2714! Walgreen I CHICAGO May 7 War B Pie 118! 13341 : Arriva)s 16 cars: on track 15: West Autnt IS' 241 453: new stock west Un T1 25- nizic total shipments nunlike very light demand good market west Air RI 24' 22141 V 94 kV W E Mt zl firms at ceiling oil stock no sales report11! 2214 Wh Steel ed Louisiana 100 pound sacks Bliss Trt$419 It White Mot' 12' 2034' tirnOta generally good quality sacks Long Woolwrth 18' 37741 4 50: California 3 O 24141 Ire rtes U 4474 commercial WrIbl'ortti Te11 T & CI 331 1442 Potato Market 24411 141 S L Stock Livestock - 37Phelps I Phlico Cp 111 2121 8914 Phil Pet 41j 4934 9034 Plym Oil 16Sj 834 Poo Tel of 93 17 Pr Sti Car 341 133 11 3244 Pr in Pb t4v N I 31 514 11 7714 No 2 Pullman RALis ' ht I 131 Close 274 Johnson C T i L NEW YORK May 7 (—Profit-takin- g hit the bond market late Friday and while selective resistance was evident here and there many Of the more active rails wound up under water in an irreg- Si' o M Mrs Lillie May Critchlow Johnson 72 wife of Robert B Johnson au employe of the Salt Lake City water department103n East Eighth South street died at Lake hos7:10 p m Friday in a bait pital after a long Illness E he was hcant October 25 1870 in Winona Min- n- a of John and L u c v RArmond daughter Critchlow brie Walt married to Mr Johnson September 23 1902 in Park City and bad lived in Salt Lake City since 1019 is survived by her husband: a daughter Mrs Frank Smith: two sons George It Johnson and Earl R Johnson and eight all of Salt Lake City: grandchildren brother Thomaa C Critchlow of Boiseof Idaho end a sister Mn E C Elliott 444 '274 3 Li 234 3 2115 Sugar' l'tah P & Lt pi' Walker Min Utah-Idah- 2 14 1 United Gas el I f Trans-Lu- x Lillie 141 6 e Coyote Pack To Save Calf of ernment interest ap- ities of Leadville duction of zinc drain tunnel at and copper The long-soug- I Sc NEW YOKE May 7 (AP)—Following a list of Friday's transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS (Sales In hundreds) Salesl High Low Close 412 341 6141 Amer Superpow 61 13 12441 1234 Bunker Hill & 1 76 k's 75 50 Flex Stift 761I Chicago 145' 1274 11341 1174 Cities Service 7 12 7 141 El ECLU Share 26ffl 8 6 6934 68141 684 do pf (6) 7 6! 7141 734 Hecla Mining 161 2 111 214 Mount City Cop 24 41 2 214 Nat Tun & Mine& 24 3114 14 3 3 Power 346 Hud Niag 21 2134 213141 2144 Technicolor n IDeatlis 14A 14 fl6 41 is I IColv Battles 32 92 Curb Prices I e into the conflict stimulated govin the possibilMAGNA — A fierce midnight CORPORATION BONDS in proin which a Hereford cow battle potential in S1000) (Sales lead manganese protected her calf and held off a Net U S Geological band of coyotes for more than Sales Close Chit deep-levLeadville Colo has rekindled in- Survey estimate of ore reserves 45 minutes was reported Friday 76 1031414-1-Allegbany cv 5s 44 do cv 5s 49 32 9 4 terest in what the tunnel would was approximately two million by officials of the Asarco ranch 5 8414 do 5s 50 at 7 7 8 Am 8 20:10 F P 5j in a district beset by tons averaging about $10 per ton near Bacchus accomplish Am T & T 31As 86 2:10814 The proposed deep tunnel (acThe battle was observed by crew Portland Ore water and drainage problems do 31is 61 161061A A T&SF 4 95 25 115144 When the close to surface ores cording to the original plans) members of a Bingham and Gar3 D & It W 42 36 66! 42 6!1 "went to depth" water was en- would be started at an altitude of field railroad ore train en route Thomas Wilde Jr 52121- - 1 rilinoia Central 4 ai 66 Miasouri Pacific 5a 77 F' 325' 56 't - 1 The and pumping became 9350 feet above sea level with to Magna Thursday night countered 14 811 kit 96: 63 Southern Pacific 41as OAKLEY—Funerat services for Thomas 111! 6412'4 14 of the day One drain the portal located near the Ar- trair crew stopped at Bacchus and Wilde Jr 75 prominent Summit county do 41is 89 the order do 334s 46 arid rancher who died Fridait farmer 1111100 alThe who Yak kansas river of the called the Magna dispatcher tunnel approximate do 41 importance Ore 77 he conducted Tuesday at 2 p tn in the 53 68 Union Pacific! 1st 4g 471 23 106124 of the Yak and Canterbury notified officials of the ranch was titudes called Silver Oakley L D 8 ward chapel Chord) (first 34 14: 11812Mr Wilde died early Friday at the Utah P & 5R 44 When ranch hands went to foot- home - 14 driven into the ground to its pres- tunnels are 10330 and 10120 feet Western Union -- I -- I —I 1192 of a son Lyle Wilde of Oakley folBe was born in lowing a long illness This respectively So far as is known hill regions where the battle was Coalville Total sales Friday 125580150: pre- ent length of four miles 6 1867 a son of Tbomas bore would drain the reported they found the cow had and FannyOctober Gunn Wilde and had lived in vious day $22848000: week ago $21- - tunnel permitted the mining of ore the He marfor the past 55 Years 251200 year ago $9082000: two years worth many millions of dollars district effectively and leave only backed into a bluff and stood in Oakley ried Elizabeth Ann February 3 one or two simple pumping prob- front of her calf The coyotes 1890 in the Logan Chappell D 8 temnie ebe died ago $8350100: January 1 to date $1- - is still used Other bores were atthree years ago He had been a member 55S968950: year ago $870057850 two tempted but economic conditions lems for operators The tunnel could reach her from only one side of the Summit L D S stake high Priest' years log S853277425 furto for 25 years was she be them in would and quorum time pertheir kicking completed completion prevented Surviving him are three daughters Mrs Lucille In 1933 the Colorado Mining as- mit initial production within a iously Fanny Frazier of Oakley Mrs McCorof Delta and Mrs Emily One coyote was wounded by the Horton sociation and Leadville mine op- year after the start based upon sons Curtis and four of Kamas: mick Wilde of Oakley Ralph Wilde of erators attempted to interest the modern speed in tunnel driving by ranch hands and except for ex- Lvia Wash and !vrtt Wti of federal government in the driving specialists Engineers estimate haustion and fright the cow and Enumclaw Mrs Frrilly Lovell Wyo: two sister Poore arid Mrs Lois Rover of Coalyttle: of a new deep drain tunnel com- that the entire drained area would her calf were unaffected Wilde and Richard brothers George five of Border Idaho Sylvester and Ernestor bining the desirability of the be in production about 20 months Wilde and Marion of Wilde Joseph 'unless tunnel the and after afforded employstarting drainage a n d eleht Coalville: 35 grandchildren ment during a depression period entirely unforeseen difficult conFailing its backers tried again in ditions were encountered The late approval of the Lead-yul- e Emma F Brown 1935 and again in 1938 fortified 'FRIDAY QUOTATIONS COPBERTON--Mr- s with comprehensive engineering Emma Esatherstene project emphasizes the shortBrown 43 wife rf H K Brown died lJtd and geological reports They were sighted policies of the government Asked In a Bingham hospital foilowirg Thursday a She had been UI for informed that national relief legis- with respect to mineral production 01 S operation 0014 IS Alta Tun onemajor (Continued from Page Fifteen) week 02 Am Met M Co 00 Dr of not did the include lation early pleadings despite mining Fork on July 14 in American Born Hill 10 00 Big and The shortage of metals due to Finch western miners and con- has been prepared by Warrant Of- 1899 she was a daughter ofSheThomas 0412 041i Bingham Metals was gradFeatherstone 02 Boiey Black Metals 0012 the war made more serious by gressional representatives from the ficer William H Weber director of Mary 01t uated from the American Fork high achnol 06 12 Bristol Silver and attended the Brigham Young univer0112 the entrance of the United States mining states Bullion 0114 she had resided 03 01 A2 the band The last 30 minutes of sity During the 18 years Cardiff active in the I D 8 03 at Copperton she Cedar Tana 0112 A will be broadcast1 church and in the Copperton 01 the program Central Standard 0012 42 40 Chief Con Surviving are her husband and the folan the Barbara May 47 45 public opportunity lowing Fsons and Rdaughters: giving Clayton Silver Thomas H and LeliVin 04 05 Colorado Con Ralph to hear one of the largest military SJosph I 011A On 12 Btown all of Copperton: a sister Mrs Colt) Regan 0R 10 L M Larsen American Fork and two Combined Metals bands in this area Al rk R 20 18 and Comet Coaln Featherston brot hers to the concert and broad- Thomas 01 02 Tickets Commonwealth Lead Lehi Featherstone 11 ' 09 Creseent Eagle set" ices will be eonductI tn Daniel C Tackling pays high additional claims in the Artillery cast will be given free to any civil- theFuneral Croft 1 D A ward thane! Moods" 0014 011i Coppertun 0'2 01 50 or Crown Point cents worth at 130 p m by George M Nix btariop tribute to the late George O Brad- peak region of Arizona on which ian purchasing 011A 02112 in the American Fork cemewill be Burial Dragon E Crown Point 00 34 0114 ley mechanical and designing en- - a core drilling program will be more of war saving stamps and tery Friends may "ail Sunday from 2 to 04 121 05 rn Anderson mortuary AmerTwo office at the bonds East Standard p Minemployes post of initiated 00 gineer in the May issue 03 E Tin Coal Fork and on Wonclay at the farm' will be present to sell bonds and ican 01 14 East Utah official home in Copperton until time ot trte and pub- - Willkie Protests Metallurgy ing 01 02 Empire Mines stamps Service men will partici- services lication of the American Institute 14 10 Eureka Bullion 101421 p boarded-uEureka Lilly Con After pate in all of the day's activities of and the viewing Mining Metallurgical Engi00112 Eureka Mines Special services honoring moth- Joseph S Young 11 neer& Mr Bradley wan employed homes at Lead S D Wendell 15 Eureka Standard Gold Chain ers WA LLtilittlit)-- rtancrI cervices tor c have been arranged for Sun- Willkie on of DeLamar the the cyadesign recently protested publicly on IA 01 Iseult 79 vromitietil Watert pi fireat Western Young 3 so 14 nide mill at Mercur Utah Li the against a "single order of a single day by churches throughout the county farmer who died at We horn Horn Silver 00 will be conducted 05 Howell Walinburst ThUrsday to a late '94s was chief designer of the individual destroy" communi- city 14 01 m In the Wailburg L D MotidaY at Indian Queen p Rev T W Wersell pastor of Yard chapel by William Boyden bialms 01 01 Kennebec Magna concentrator of the Utah ty The Homestake mine normal-Coppe- r Zion 07 Kentucky-Utawill be In the Wlisburg cemetry Lutheran church will speak at Burial 11 the lode some and of mine for ly I 25 gold leading company Mr Young died at his home ThuradaY Keymtone m a over 9:30 13tation radio 0014 years was chief mechanical Leonora a m of Influenza H was born at 10:30 the United States is located at engiTM tle May In Payson Docmber 21 00 0034 1864 a on et on "The Perfect Mother" John neer of that company He was Lead The gold mine closing or- KUTA 011121 01 and Rebecca Young He moved tes Magnolia Lead 7 p in in the church 375 East Solt Lake CRY with him harenta when he 33 31121 At Mammoth der done has its with identified and greatest damage Second South street special trib- was a hill and twee moved to Wellsburg 01 concentrating 02 Milier 02 00 lived hi ()rem Crum 9213 to 1931 inert Gold metallurgical design at all the in South Dakota M laaouri 01 ute will be paid to the mother's lie Mon arch married Mary Viola Aug:oat 2A t 1i for many 01 IKON Moort-tIn the Vali Jackling Lake L D a properties of service men by members of the 2 25 2 no In the L D S church Mt City Cooper he was a sun years 04 Mountain View entkefintendent hi the Pi a Martha society who have arranged day nehool 20 12 Naildriver burg watO tor several vette and also 85 the program Ships Ore to Utah $4 New Park as a served enuneelor In the II I A 01 0114 New Quincy widow: six claughors Nurviving are his "The Secret of Mother's Hus The East Standard Mining com53 North Lily Viola Hyde or Halt Laic City Mrs nn 34 ser02 will a be Mr the title ret of Thorn Fern Knurnt No Standard mton millty" Marga OR 34 pany formerly headed by the late 07 Mrs Harriet Adams or Provo Ohio Copper mon by Rev Marion S Hostetler and G0114111 Mr DO1111111 or Albino and Mr 01 0214 S Joseph of Salt Lake City Park pin gham Harry In evening services at 7:30 p m in mad ve Thorne or itbanich York fls v Con 0514 Park CM now active in the Freiberg district 04 01 jopenh Konold rigria m John and Park NPIPOn the Westminster 02 01 Presbyterian Hey young of Waflahur g C bent Mir petsand Park Lincoln in Nevada Rising prices has heavy trading county 04 01 ki Perk Prerler First West and Fifth South tiVITlieec'ea" e"rt ti:nr: (1111'43" 2 60 2 "0 ore to In a few favored issuca characteri- church started shipping Park Irt h on ti4 streets Pioche Bristol children on zed session Utah A the smelters Salt t)ft Joseph ln Luthy Lake Friday's Pliimbie NW A E Bowen member of the in Stock exchange of Preston Utah succeeded Mr Nutty! fin 2n council Prince Con New Park continued its spec- L D S of twelve apostles of the Sophie Kelseh Hasler An Joseph as president of the comPico A !Tontine church will be guest speaker no 14 01 torvicem for MT PLEASANT—Funeral tacular advance Royston Corkin opening at 84 pany Mrs Sophie Keisch Hasler 67 widow 4 50 4 " Silver King Coal 1 cent and climbing to in the Bonneville L D S ward 1800 of cents up Hastier who died late 40 Henry Silver Kin Writ and Herbert avenue at day will be conducted Monday at Wednesstreet East 2 011tv New Copper Producer M a 00 34 new 85 at cents Silver Shield high S ward chapel by the South L 01 34 0234 Sioux Mines p m at a program honoring in on a volume of 3700 shares Horn 02 J S Jensen bishop Another small So Iron Plosom copper producer 05 01 Mn Salt Lake MaHasler died in So Standard has started to contribute to the Silver opened unchanged at 12 mothers 03 n1 onerarital late Wednesdav toPow Swanea Con music be will furnished Special 01 cents 121 to advanced 0034 cents In was rlerShe on a tion born war Tar Baby demand for the metal great nn no 14 I the MtiOV 19 December and chorus Tintic Central by McKay volume girls' 4000 of shares and closed Van The 10 Mr Mrs of John (1912' and Dyke ic fame Lead Tint Copper company at services in the In Utah in k fift and R3 1 R1 IA Tit marin the Miami Ariz district is now strong at 13 cents b I d offered the wardL choir Tintic St andard : ant on 141 Mr D S ward 1621 Fi fth ried In Mr Hasler ifi M McKay Union Chief 14 at A In POI on 01 Hasler died 1940 1i Utah Con shipping to the International street E East Mark Petersen son a 10 are her Hasler John 8irvivtuc On Tintic Con Wvo Standard at itt $180 will be opened of Mt Smelting and Refining company at Pleasant tour daughters Mrs Victor Con guest speaker 12 up 5 cents advanced to $182 Pov P Millett of Gnshen Mrs 1114fm Miami we ther Mining 4! The 01 Salt Lake club Of M will illirhfle on a volume of 1400 shares and Pleasant Mn Paul 1Vvw4 Wilbert Eagles Al 4! 14! or OrovIlle rat and Mn Leslie Torn!invankee Con a Mine Mothers' Claims sponsor Leased closed special Al at day son two sisters him bid n2 of Fruita Colstrong $1821 Zn ma 2 70 65 Monsen of California Sind Mrs Ceat the Newhouse hotel Kate Utah-Idah- o Ut Id Fug corn Sugar common opened program lestine Deman of Laa Vegas Nev: three 10 75 10 25 co pfd According to an announcement at $260 8 m at Lieuwith p First brothers John Ketsch of Salt Lake City up 15 cents and advanced Sunday made at Kingman Ariz the Man- to Louis Keisch of Provo and Paul Ke:tirD Fred M Blick a chaplain or FRIDAY SALES Bristol Silver advanced tenant $265 Ore Chico Iti and seven grandchildren ganese of Rt company S34c 1000 at the air Bristol Silver subsidiary forces trainbasic army 6 to cents a cent up M A Hanna company curquarter the Clayton Silver 200 atat 47r 12ci 3000 at Horn Silver 1000 declined to 517:2 cents off ing center at Kearns as featured Beatrice Brennan rently completing a manganese a Howell 1214e speaker cent half 2000 Rt concentrator near Las Vegas Nev tyn FILER Idaho—Mrs Bearice A special Mothers' day proNew Perk 1500 Rt 84e: 2200 at 85e 4 sold Silver died at her home R D 2 Flier Clayton to AiC unchanged treat at ore Tar Rally 6000 from manganese the v to Thltrail the will be gram open morningwas 1000 TIntir Standard 400 at Brennan barn October 7 144n Three Kids deposits has leased 41 at 47 cents Walker at 31 cents conducted at 2:30 p public m Sunday at In Mrs at Al A21 Ll eh and Tar Baby at comhut to the cent Ottlen Walker (100 Rt 31e common Ph area in Twin 1921 etas Fella 139 East South member of the local rastern 100 at In afternoon curb trading the Elks lodge Sups!' Star cha pt street ion Rt S285 $2 Temple Methodist Flier church and Comet featuring Douglas Coalition advanced to 16 1 P MI CURB SALES (12-Survivors include her husband Jame exalted ruler and Brennen 1 cents up 1 cent Tintic Standard F Tanner and a son James E Brennan of Cnmet Coalition 500 at lfic other officers Flier Ciarence Murphy and a brother to New Pork 200 It 84c 100 at R5e continued at $182 trade Utah ono of at Ogden $1S2144 A varied program of dancing Tintir Standard Utah-Idah- o common at Funeral nerviceg Wilt be conducted pa u rti t common 300 at S283 Sugar The following orders were tanned by the at 2:30 p rn In the White mor10 at civilian war agenclec Further information singing by the Junior Wood- tirdav chapel Utah Power and light $T W $265 and New Park at 84 and 85 and Twin Falls The Rev E L on specific orders may be obtained men under the direction of Mrs tuary $6100 by cents Utah Fa!la will ornciate IaWhite Power and Light $7 Rose Berlin vocal selections and terment ofwillTwin calling the Salt Lake offices of these be in the Filer cemetery to declined agencies at $61 off $2 a preferred talk by S Burton Newman W P B definUnlisted Industrials L D S bishop were features of the ing "truck trailere' to include "reassemElizabeth Justesen bled truck trailers" Woodmen of the World Mothers' Mary Bid Asked for SPRING CITY—Funeral C M P regulation 2 excluding Amended Elizabeth Justesen 90 who died day program Friday evening at 41 Mrs Mary IS 755 $ 775 Ama 1g Sug pre! of were if from conducted in acceptance Los 30 delivery provisions Angeles Aprit 4 30 4 10 Post Office place Con Wag & Mach —1 material is delivered under specific direchere Wednesday Burial was In the Spring 2 25 2 00 & M By the Shift Boss The announced willingness the war production board to prove the financing of the i 47182749 1 wing i 35311 3540- - 114t Young Stall 4412 31 29 341 29141 29141- - 1N Zenith Rad! 2149611 shares Total sales Friday previous day 2078020: week ago 1358890 year ago 313209: two years ago 397380: January 1 to date 125713073 two years ago year am 39003126 mit Selling Drops Bond Prices (AP)--Follo- Comp!! Pd by 3 A Hoz le & Co members of the NPw York stock exchange t Close Change Low High I Brun-Balk- NEW YRIC May 7 are Friday's closing prices of bonds on the New York stock exchange and the total sales of each bond: Averages STOCKS (Sales In hundreds) Borg-War- Prices Dow-Jone- s May 7 (AP)—Following a tabulation or Friday's stock transacnon' on the New York itock exchange: is Vrain Tunnel at Leadville Offers Great Possibilities uotations Ile I - - - |