Show :Z t - k - r ' - Stock illarketA Y Stock Market Quotations Trade Sets Stock Prices pond Prices 1942 Record YORK Averages NEW YORK Dec 28 a tabulation of Tuesday'r—stock trans- fictions On the New York stock exchange: Dec 29 A closing prices of bonds on the New York stock exchange with the total sales and net change of each bond (AP)--Followi- ng - is- TSTOCK in (Sales Hundreds) I Sales High Heavy Volume Adams Ex Air Redue Alaska Ju Credited TO Tax Sellinor - 1 ! 261 - 201 19! 321 31 31 1 li 18 1941- - Year'sBroadest Market It was the broadest market of 1942 to date 982 individual issues' being traded Of these 420 were down 297 up and 265 unchanged Transfers of 1440670 shares were the largest since December 31 last and compared with 1201522 the day before It was the seventh million-share day this year Prominent losers included General Motors Republic Steel Southern Pacific Goodyear Caterpillar Tractor Dow Chemical Boeing Pan American Airways Sears Roebuc k Montgomery Ward Standard Oil (N International Nickel Du Pont J)Air Reduction J C Penney and U S Gypsunt Sonte Small Gains Nioclest advances were retained by Westinghouse U S Steel Bethlehem "Western Union Santa Fe Anaconda Kennecott Westinghouse Union Carbide Texas Company Douglas Aircraft International Harvester Glenn Martin and Eastman Kodak Philip Morris was One of the few stocks to make a new 1942 top with a gain of 11i at 771-2- ' Among issues finishing even a fter early recessions were American - Telephone Chrysler Great Northern and Consolidated Edison Johns-Manvil- le 41' 15141 "2--14341 1 111 17: 224 27 28 17! 2114' 2781 42' 3' 7 4 9 1 22 26' 6341 6 49 1 76 11' 4143 33 12 10121 51! 70 7' 384-5' 8 89 21' 17121 99' 1 Nil 17: 28141 31' 33 I - - 331 I a Colgate-- South' K C Zerens"geecV 101 541 3412281-4- s! 29' 8' Kroger Gro! 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Silver King: Simmons - I ' Rand! dri - 5 ! s 1S 14 - 2714 cv 5s 49 8 68441-- - 1 Alleatiany 241 60 do 58 50 at - 114 Am & For Pow 58 2030' 281 79 Am T & T 3148 66 2107341 do 314s 61 1107 A T & S P 48 95 16 111141 Bethlehem Sti 3148 52 17103341- - 14 D & R G W 58 55 3 33 do esd 35' 2121- - 14 Illinois Cent 44866 48 4174- 1-Missouri Pacific 5s 77 Iri 291 33141 34 Southern PlielfiC 412s 811 65 51 do 414s 69 14 155 51741 - '114 do 34411 46 61! 93 do 41A28 Orertin 77 91' 531414 14 Union Pacific Int 48 471 111107N1 14 Utah Pow & Lt 5$ 44! 11 981s1 131 86141- Western Union 58 51 —1 — Total sales Tuesday $11588300: previous day S91361no week ago year ago $12628400:1 two $8351400: ago to dateyears $2292- January NORTH SALT LAKE Dec 29 (Utah: S9333850: 687150: year ago $2105582450 two Includes 115 USDA 25 years ago $1671598875 Receipts direct 46 44 and for market through Market alow quotably steady: odd lots medium trucked-i- n steers $1100: Rood kind$ quotable to $1225: no good heifers trucked-isold early: common heifers' NEW YORK Dec 29 ( A P) —Followinc IR a list of cows $97 38000950: good trucked-iTuesday's transactions on tb New York curb cows cutter excbange: to medium st1050: 25' d down bulk 900: canners to $700 ed-i- n STOCKA vealchoice tru medium $950 (Salem in Hundreds) ers corn ri vealers 1550 $1200 down East Indies" Sale! High Low Close D Hogs: Receipts 761 include 673 through and 88 for market Weak o 25c lower l(eareh Am Superpower 1 16i 971 Started und weights: Bunker Hill & s 5' top $1415 on 180 to 2309t g LI 9 mixed 90: sows Cities Service weighta 31365 44 3541 3411 314 said the secretary was the This Elec Bond & Sh 116 $115001250 11'1 1341 114 it lude 524 475 do pfd Sheep: 14 43 Receipts faced by the bureau of 41 situation 421 ood trucked-iHeels Mining through and 29 for market 41411 4 33 4 mines and the geological survey t 31300 lambs $1400: medium kin Mount City Cop 1 23 13s Cm 1350 Nat Tun & Minesl 29' 21 ! 23m at the beginning of the fiscal year 1 161' 1:11 Niag Hud Power 147 OGDEN Dee 29 (Utah-USDattle: Technicolor so the two agencies began an in63-81 6341 ket Trans-LuReceipts 310 includes 2S3 for 1 1 1 '2 15' tensified of discovery of and 25 through Most of salable eu olv United Gas 83' '4 domestic program holdovers from Monday prices for Utah-Idah' sources for the acutely 2 Vs 2 Sugarl to few with day's steady strong highes P & I pfd it 501 441 43 rtit 4 4 needed minerals and for new spots: best steers mostly $1150 0'1250: Utah a few lots $12750 1335: medium methods of utilizing lower grades $1125 down: bulk feeders sources 1225: medium to good slaue $1000 heifers $1025 1200: few choic "We had been skimming the 31230 and above: common heifers $1 down good to choice cows $950 0 11 cream" he commented cutter to medium $80002 925 canners "From the bureau's laboratories down to $550 and under: !Dune $825 r bulk vealers $1500 down few 1024: and pilot plants emerged several extra quality to $1600 and over new and better processes for treat525 includes 150 for Hogs Receipts esmarket and 375 through Market not ing strategic critical and essential tablished early: talking mostly 204 32 lower or around $1405 on best 1S0 to Ores exploratory crews brought weighty' and 313554r 1380 on reports of new ore deposits which weichts outside that range : aowa $1100 et 1250 are and the being developed Sheep: Receipts' 585 includea 385 for TUEADA Y'S QUOTATIONS economists and statisticians asmarket and 200 through No early pales odd small lots good to choice trucked-iBid Milted sembled data to aid the army the fat lambs bate Monday steady at S I Alta Tunnel 1$ 01 '$ few lots Am navy the W P B and other war 1425: few $1050 yearlings M Met Co 01 medium to good local ewers $500 600 Beaver Gold agenCies in their planning" 05 Cop The liveatock notice: Ogden Special 04 14 Big Hill 06 market will be closed January 1 and 2 Metals 04 14 04 14 Important Results Bingham Meta le Bittk 01 03 KANSAS CITY Dee 29 ( Bonanza Mining Hogs-Sal- able 0014 slow and total 3500 In the 1942 fiscal year he said Briatol 11 fillvr 04 04 more some bids lower 25c off top mostly to Bullion 0014 important reserves of chromite all: good to choice 19() pounds Cardiff $1450 00 344 0014 and tio 1450: 140 to 180 pounds Cedar Tans manganese 00 14 03 mercury tungsten 1435: 10A'S $1365 ft 1375 few Central $1400 Q$1440g Standard 01 Iron ore bauxite and alumina clay $1385 Chief Con 19 21 Cattle-Sal- able 7000 total 7030 calves I Si lYer 21 were charted as a result of the 23 salable and total 200: fed steers opening Clayton Colorado 00 14 00 slow 15c to mostly 25c lower trome bids Columbus Con Bezel' 00 14 examination of 740 deposits within 50c off heifers steady to easier other Combined Metals n3 34 04 14 the year Some of these he comkilling classes steady Cockers and feeders Comet eniti'n OR 05 Missouri fed Crescent Eagle choice j mented unchanged: "were 10 13 substantial" He and good Croft yearling steers $1525: medium strOPIY ° mentioned an increase of 2300000 fed Crown Point 'deem $1225 1425 0 grade 00141 120 loads steers totaling around 03 majority Dragon tons in the estimated reserves of of gho rt lode of medium to good gradefie E Crown Point 00 4 00 14 chromite East Standard medium to tiler choice heifers $1200 1100000 tons of man01 load choice heavy heifers $1450: E Tint' Coal 3 let ot 112 more and 1000000 ganese East Utah common to medium cowa $9504 1100 01 02 03 tons of workable bauxite 0114 few good cows upward to $1200: good Empire Mines Five I Bullion Eureka 11 2 few choice to vealers $1300 0 1500: ah indicate 10 10 12 other clay deposits Lilly Con loads medium to choice stockers and feed-er- a Eureka Mins 01 additional 4600000 tons of ore $1100 47'1300and total SAO: open- Eureka Eureka Standard : OA 10 Sheep-Sal- able Gold Chain 0:3 00 14 containing 35 per cent or more of ing sales-- killing classes steady to strong Great Western 111 V) 0014! good to choice fed lambs $151041525 alumina he added Silver 04 14 05 some held higher early top ewes $760 Horn Howell 05 0412 He spoke particularly of the Indian Queen 01 CHICAGO Dec 29 work of the geological survey in 0014 03 -S- alable 26000 total 36000: all weights Kennebec Kentucky-UtaIv3 03 10 25c lower fairly active at the decline Keystone providing "basic data essential to 13 16 rood: and choice 190 to 325 pounds Leonora 0014 36114 the planning of an iron and steel good $1450: price 01460 popular $1450 Little May 00 14 0014 0e and choice 150 to 180 pounds 31400 Lead 0044 02 industry in the west" He menBows around 15c lower good and Magnolia 1440 Mammoth 25 :0 tioned choice 350 to 550 pounde $141001440 Miller 00 4)2 large scale development of '4 Sheep-Sal- able 4000 total 5000 late Miner' Gold 04414 02 manganese deposits in Arkansas Monday fat lambs glow weak to 25c lower Missouri Monarch 14 00 03 than Thursday and Saturday: good to Moscow the discovery of tungsten in an 01 01 14 choice wooled lambs $1550 01560 top Mt City Copper r 1 45 1 no Idaho mine which "by the end of finish Mountain View $1525 01 31575 several loads No lacking 03 1 skins and few Naildriver i 07 14 11 clipped lambs with the fiscal year was the nation's New Park fall shorn $15250'1515: choice yearlings New 3914 40 1 with No 00 14 largest single tungsten producer" skins $1435: sheep 25c New Premier ewes $6900) COM MOT' to choice 01 lower and the production of chromite NorthQuincy Lily 37 trade: Fat lambI uneven: 810 Today's : No 01 from "the abundant deposits in 4 lambs strong to 25c OhioStandard early sales wooled 04 Copper 14 04 choice wooled to offerings Park Bingham higher: good choice held 02 03 14 the Stillwater district of Montana" nothing higher 315650)1585 Park City Con 03 14 03 14 where a ne done on clipped lambs or yearlings: yearmill is "turning out Konold 01 02 ewes being neglected: Park ling and Nelson Park no 1i 150 to 175 tons of chemical grate ot good sales early ewes sheep mostly steady Park Premier 00 14 02 3800 range chromite concentrates daily" Premier 00 02 Cattle-Sal- able 9500 total 9500: calves Park Park Utah 1 40 I '2 0 salable 1200 total 1200: fed steers and Pioche oo Bristol 14 02 yearlings weak to 15c lower slow at de- Plumbic Mines Oa 04 cline: largely fed steer run: top $1660: Pluttis 04 10 bulk above little Prince $1625: Con 2:3 16 comperativelv steady best Rico Argentine 40 $1350 rtr 1575: heifer' activee1500 43 heifer Royston Coarn 01 0014 $1550 early: largely $1300 2 27 It trade with short feds at $100041250: Silver King Coal 2 40 cows and bulls be to 15c higher active Silver King West 14 16 at advance both classes scarce: weighty Sifter Snield 00141 Of)A4 t cutter cows to S975 and better cannersto Silver Standard 00 : : : i Sioux Mines SS 50 down: strictly good fat cows 0014 00 So Iron Blossom t 41 12 elect reached bulk rusupags $1400 with heavy :01 ' standard 05 A climactic wave of tax sening heavy fat offerings $14 25: So $1400 Swansea Con 0014 vealere 25c higher at $1450 1600: ptock Tar 001 Baby Tuesday gave the Salt Lake atock cattle very scarce Tintic Central 40) Iii on Tintic Lead exchange its liveliest session of os Tintie Standard 1 1214 1 20 the year in point of both breadth Union Chief 00 34 03 Utah Con 00 14 00 14 and volume Twenty-si- x issues Ut Wvo Con Oil 03 06 traded in board lots and numerCHICAGO Dee 29 (API—All deliverlea Con Victor 02 t of wheat rose to new high lovela for the Walker Mining ous others in odd lots Nine 21 19 at the WeSt Toledo Reason Tuesdav and clotted virtually 11014 Corn advanced rharply tn sympathy Wilbert 14 (11 emerged with gains eight lost 00 peakswheat on and moat other grains finished Yankee Con with 01 ground and nine closed with posi70 ma the seasion 0 14 0 with net gaina for 02 Id Sug COM tions unchanged 2 1 12 rent' higher than Pt 2 25 Wheat elomod 1 to 1 1 0 00 Ut Id tiug Prd 10 50 $13714 erf Mondry's finishcorn May to Large transactions in "penny" cents 114 tit was July $137114 TUESDAY SALES 95114 OP 9534 c July 95110 951'''1-Mocks swelled volume to abup May 4 14 c 3000 Silver Bristol at t 300 4c 11" La cent to rye unchanged oat' higher Chief Con 54)0 at 20c normal proportions Trading durcent to 14 cent up and soybeans IIlined Comb Met 4000 at 4e Although official confirmation was lackthe regular session totaled 48- ing Cornet 200 Coarn at 514r ing a report that sharply higher flour Crown Point 3000 at I c 900 shares and 91455 sold in afceiling prices were RePOrt to be announced Eureka Con 400 at Inc Lilly economic sta biliza tion by James Byrnea ternoon curb trading bringing the Eureka Standard 300 at 7c director imparted earl strength to the Horn Silver 200 at 5c total to 140355 market and wheat opened- as much as 34 1000 at I5c day's Fifteen Keystone The market later turned cent' higher Kentucky-Uta1000 at 5c thousand shares of Park City Conweaker on selling by large carnfniaatOn Leonora 8000 at Lac solidated: 9000 of Eureka Bullion: houses but again started upward around Mac Lead 2000 at sqr noon Mammoth 800 at 280 10000 of Naildriver 10000 of Mt City C op 100 at $150 New Park 1000 at 19c Tintic Central—these were typiNorth Lily 200 at 33c Range of Chicago Futures cal transactions Park Bingham 200 at 21e CHICAGO Dee 29 Park City Con 2500 at 312e l000 at Wheat: It was the final day on which r 344 at 11500 3Iac LOW Close Hirt Open Silver King Coarn ton at $230 tax adjustments could be made In 1 3714t 1 37141 1 38 kle 1 37t Ma v Lead Tintic 1000 at 1 36 La I 1 37 MI I :173'4 July Tintic Standard 900 Ssic 400 at the regular way and tardy liquiat $115 31412 1 Ai 1 1 37 3812 138 Sept 100 at 400 at $115 dators cleared their decks Sales Corn: Walher 200 at$11712 20e fl 5 14 9 4 Ail 95 A: 94 7 for the purpose of recording CURB SALES (12-p rn) 98A 951e 99A 9574 Chief Consolidated 2100 at 20Iac July 97 114 96 ttg 97 41 96A profits or losses for 1942 income Fast Tintic Coalition 1000 at 3c Sept Oats: Eureka Bullion 9000 at 111tc statements must be made on a 54 55 Mn y 55 55 Eureka Lill 9154 at 10c 5414cash basis 541 5414 5414 and ThursRt 3800 Wednesday July Keystone 1512c 54 a 54 54A 54 14 Naildriver 10001 at 11c Sept day Lard: Pico 43e at 1800 Argentine 13 SO Ahead at the close of the day Jan Tintic Central 10000 at 'sc Tintic Standard 300 at $1171i 50 at were Chief Consolidated Key50 at $120 $120 Cash Quotations stone Kentucky Utah New Park Utah Consolidated 30000 at 142e CHICAGO Dec 29 (AP) —Cash wheat Yankee Consolidated 14000 at 1r Silver City Consolidated —No 3 hard $13914 Uta 200 at Park Coalition Sugar common 904T 91112c No 3 yellow Corn—New Tintic King IStandard 881-Ae it am R9e 4 No pi grade yellow Naildriver and Yankee Consoli81 02: NO 4 50c No I white 8111 old eCirn No 2 yellow 95e No 3 95e dated 12e90 yellow 'grade sample Bristol Silver touched a new No oats t R5c ea $104 110111inFil: Bid Asked Barley—Malting 1942 low at 4 cents off 1 Others 075c feed 662 78 nominal 91c hard AMEOZ $ur PM '$ 7 23 l$ 7 rvn behind were Combined Metals nominal & Mc Con h 3 3 A5 Wag Field seed per hundredweight (nominal: Fire Claw 53 00 Mountain City Copper 62 00 Tintic like4i St 800Fr 121 & L $R PT4 Timothy $475 500 P Ut on 0 42 39 750: red Ut P L $7 Pfd Lead Eureka Bullion Rico Ar2250 fancy rr redlop sweet $700 clover 2:5 44 44 75 clover 81800 2259: $700 ZCP11 47 50 51 00 gentine Tintic Central and Utah-Idah- o 900 alfalfa $2850 0 3500 Livestock Market Ouotations — 207605365 71 Unliqted Market Potato IDAHO FALLS Dec 2 S L I Bid For upper valley of Idaho: Wire inquiry better Demand fair market eteady RusAmalgamated Sugar iS 275 Wire sales fob shipping points: First Security Corp 23 25 MillIMUM sets U No ls size a 5 R5 d Mountain Fuel Supply sacks washed 4n 7 55 cash track Utah Oil Refinine Dealers other sales includingS2154j220 S U Home size Utah No Fire and fobaf: Russets le Irle?!137 00 sacke Bomberger R R a twoinch minimum in 66 00 washed mostly $210 a few for Janlary Unwashed a few large shipment U $2215 S No 1 a few unwstened two-inc- h 100-poun- 100-poun- d $210 200 $195if In sacks U S No 1 size a h minimum per cwt: A few 3250 an occasional car $210 plus sacks Idaho sacks SlfiSlr standard grade No 2 and Idaho utility trade $70 U S seeks 130 $125U Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets U S No minimum SI504 1 70 mostiv points 8150 ef 155 U 8 No 2 75c two-inc- 100-poun- d 100-poun- 1 two-inc- h 70tt Commodities Index NEW YORK nee 30—The Associated Pre aa weichted wholesale price Index of 35 commodities Tuesdsv declined to 1(1311 Provioum day 1(1311: week azo 10290 month ago 11120 year ago 9311 Sugar common Curb Asked 85 4 242 00 A 15 I I 7 1140 75 00 0 P 14 TWA Names Two New Directors KANSAS CITY Dec 29 Two new members were elected to the board of directors of the S L Bank Clearings Transcontinental and Western debits S5519058 (10 Air Monday's Same day last year Inc Tuesday 4S1560100 'L01036954 Tuesday's clearings They are V P Conroy vice Sam day year 416903119 president in charge of traffic and John A Collins vice president in Market wool charge of operations One vacancy on the board was NEW YORK Dec 29 (AP)—There were no sales in grease future created by the call to active duty 920 Certificates grease wool spot of Paul E Richter executive vice nominal Wool ton futures closed tInehP nged 3 of it rent hirher president The other directorate 1y 1175 Or t had bor i 7 O been held by Harold Warner 121--5 Certificated spot wool tops New York attorney nominal 88 00 It 1 Boosts Wholesale Milk Ceiling An increase of nearly 10 per cent in the wholesale ceiling price of condensed milk In the Salt Lake area was announced Tuesday by state 0 P A officers The'increase is effective Wednesday in national 0 P A zone three of which Utah is part officials said The increase is effective Wednesday in national 0 P A zone three of which Utah is part officials said New prices are $420 per carton or 96 of 48 cans as compared to the former price of $385 $210 per carton of 48 cans as compared to and $420 per carton of six $1291 eight-poun- d cans compared to the former price of $385 The 0 P A price regulation raises only the price scale at processors and wholesalers and does not inOlude retail prices according to Mark H Greene state price officer for the 0 P A Retail prices will continue ternporarily at the individual sellers' ceilings previously set on the basis of September 28 to October 2 prices However these retail controls Will be supplanted later by specific margins ft retailers Mr Greene explained The new price iegulations also include wholesale prices on butter cheese and dairy products but no specific ceilings for the Salt Lake area yet have been announced O P A aid aid aid 1412-oun- six-oun- six-oun- ce ce ce Ceiling Prices Set On Fireptlace Grates WASHINGTON Dec 29 tPi — Ceiling pfices for lightweight steel fireplace grates were established Tuesday by the office of price administration The ceilings which apply to all fireplace grates made of steel which weigh less than five pounds will be $165 each 1' 0 B factory on sales by manufacturers $2 each F 0 B shipping point on sales by wholesalers and $3 each for sales at retail Temporary manufacture of fireplace grates using steel was authorized by the war production board from December 21 through January 6 New Orders Issued By The following orders are issued by the civilian war agencies Further information may be obtained by calling Salt Lake offices of the agencies at NV P B Orders—Amended order 2 establishing simplification standards for plumbing fixtures to reAmended order lease an estimated half million pounds of bronze powder and bronze powder products for uses previously prohibited to prohibit Amended order 3 production of certain office supplies including desk pencil sharpeners and metallic file fasteners Amended priorities rerulation No 3 to permit manufacturers and others who must place rush orders for scarce materials by telegraph or telephone with simple methods of applying appropriate preference L-4- M-9-c- -3 L-7- record book Deseret Book pany electric warming pad Easton Sporting Goods company hand-tinte- d baby portrait Ecker studio a hat (for father) Morris I" Furmbilt Rosen "0 Clothes wall mirror Hanco Furnitnre company a month's supply of bread for the entire family Holsum bakers quilted satin baby comfort set Montgomery Ward and Co baby blanket large box of "Crux" milk thermometer six nipples Pay nursing bottles and of Less drug store case baby food Safeway Stores baby crib and mattress South East Furniture company rigina Court Studies Death Charge Case of Shire' M Newton N1-15- Woman Forfeits 810 Fails to Make Appearance Three Salt Lake City motorists appeared before City Police Judge Reva Beck Bosone Tuesday on charges of driving too fast for exOne pleaded isting conditions and the other two denied guilty of the charges Two other guilt motorists forfeited bonds on sim- ilar charges Bonnie Williams of 1053 Fuller avenue pleaded innocent to a charge of driving too fast for existing conditions and trial was set for January 6 George Owens of 3186 Melbourne avenue also de nied guilt of a similar charge and trial was set for January 18 V M Stranger of 50 Seventh East street pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $10 By not ap pearing on a similar charge Cal Yin Jacobsen of 656 Third East street forfeited $10 and Edwin A Knott of 96) Pierpont avenue for- felted $5 Catherine McFarland of 2212 East 3020 South street forfeited $10 by not appearing to answer a charge of failing tt yield right of way to a pedestrian Pleading guilty to a charge that he made an unlawful turn DUILTI Howard of 15214 South State street was fined $5 and given a two-da- y suspended jail sentence Other cases in court Tuesday were: Speeding—Earl Mast of 2470 forfeited Seventh East street $750 also $1 for driving with no operator's license: Charles J Fisher of 1357 Emigration street $750 and Richard K Harrison of Midvale forfeited $5 Driving through red traffic light —Charles E Jeffery of 174 Ford avenue fined $10 $5 suspended also fined $10 $3 suspended for license driving with no operator's susHe was also given a three-da- y pended jail sentence on each colmt and granted stay until January Clifford G McCarrel of 109 Fremont avenue Minnie Kingdcm of 1643 Harvard avenue Joy E Thomas of 150 North Main street and Mrs Gordon B Hill of 750 Browning avenue each lined $10s suspended O East stree t with invpluntary mancharged traffic slaughter as the result of a advi3eaccident was taken under ment Tuesday by City Judge Wilford Moyle Burton after a preliminary hearing Judge Burton indicated he will rule Thursday as to whether Newton should be bound over to Third district court or released The defendant is charged with the death of Merlin Austin Tippetts 19 528 East Sixth South street Mr Tippetts died June 14 of injuries suf- 15 fered when his car collided with ) one driven by Newton at Sixth South and West Temple streets Thirteenth 221 I -- - I - War 'Problems Loom Large Reaches 85 Critical problems resulting from and demands by navaPestablishments and his III military spent Young Brigham for petroleum products mean that eighty-fift- h birthday Tuesday de- oil firms must pool transportation to the L D S scribing to visitors and exchange products facilities some the of block epochal temple events in the establishment of Salt where necessarx to avoid shortages In the supply for civilians Lake City J A Lentz of Denver chairman A grandson of the great pioneer joint sessions of two western leader Mr Young now spends of of the petroleum industry districts inside bureau of time his the much Utah of information museum on the being held at the Hotel summed up the situation confrontblock describing pioneer ing western oil firms in this mantemple life as he saw it has a boy Ile was born in Salt Lake City nerHeTuesday pointed out that transportaDecember 29 1857 son of Brigham tion involved in supplyproblems and Catherine Spencer ing western Canada are particularYoung Jr Young ly difficult in view of the Immense quantities of petroleum products there Lutheran Church Seats nowTheneeded session will conclude Wednesday New Officer Slate war-industri- of office Sunday morning at the church services the Rev F E Schumann pastor of the church announced Tuesday work Edward H Click was inducted as chairman Clifford Miller vice 11' LB Orders—Passed responsichairman R R Zierott and Lloyd bility to heads of state county and Erskine as deacona: H- L Schmidt confor municipal governments secretary C S Weiss treasurer forming to the national stabiliza- H Huber financial secretary tion policy in making adjustments Hans Thomsen in the wages and salaries of their Robert L Wright John Nieman and R R Zierott employes members of the board of Christian Issued order 24 delegating to educationthe secretary of agriculture authority to approve wage and salary adjustments for approximately Missing Man Found 240000 employes of the USDA and its agencies whose salaries are Dead in not fixed by statute Isaiah Sutherland 74 who had General—The White House an- been reported missing from his nounced approval by President residence at 1152 Fifth East Roosevelt of amendments to the street since Saturday was found missing persons act under which dead in a rest room at Liberty dependents of service personnel park Tuesday at 3 p in and federal civilian employes missSalt Lake City police who ining in this war but believed alive vestigated said the man apparwill continue to receive their al- ently died of natural causes He lotted pay was discovered by parks department employes who had gone to the rest room to board up a window officers reported The body was identified by a son O J Sutherland of 1549 East Forty-fift- h South street CHICAGO Dec 29 (A) — The Mercantile exchange Man 80 Found Dead Chicago Tuesday announced establishment J H Headlund 80 a resiof a new maximum trading price of 4550 cents for December and dent of the American Inn hotel 54 East First South street was January storage standard butter found dead in his room Tuesday futures effective Wednesday These futures in which trading of apparent natural causes Salt Officers is restricted to liquidation of out- Lake police reported said the man was discovered by standing commitments have been the manager of the hotel limited by ceilings of 4455 and 4460 cents since respectively early last October when dairy Companies products were brought under gov- Investing S9 NEW YORK D ernment price control for the first furnished by the National ASsociattort of time Securities Dealers Inc The exchange's action will bring Bid Axited the maximum of the contracts up Affiliated Fund Inc 2 35 214 to the base quotation established Dividend Share 1 00 110 98 Inc investora Fund 115 1751 for Chicago 90 score butter by the Kevatone Cuatodn 24 AI 22 42 tin 83 lAt 53 office of price administratIon's 15 OS 23 rin 749 permanent price order issued 2 97 2 4S fin 84 : A5 3 40 2 Fund Christmas (We which also becomes Mary land Inn 5 00 Snares—I 4 20 Quarterty effective Wednesday setting up complete specifications for the manufacture of 31 classes of rubber products and to reduce unnecessary pa per No additional be provided by M late service will Utah Light and company buses New Jed F Woolley Jr manager announced Tuesday In past years special service has been extended as late as 2:30 and 3 a m to accommodate New Year's eve revelers but the shortage of both man power and equipment will not permit such service this year he said The regular line-u- p of buses will leave Main street at 12:40 a ITI: Traction Year's - - eve Friday Deaths Park Norman John flower Funeral wervi me for Norman Jorit 30 who died Monday at 7:50 Flower p m of a lune ailment at Kis 110431 577 West First North street will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m at 260 East Friends may ea South Temple street of funeral Wednesday Irons at the3 place 4 to p m and Thursday from 9 & to time of Se r'V le Pa in Salt Lake City cemetery Mr Flower was born in Salt Lak C Jilly 13 1912 a son of John Fredrick zed&He was Cherstse Flower Simpson mechanic and wag employed by tha Victor Ball company 8urvvin i are hia widow Mrs Dorn W Flower: his parents: a brother William P Flower and Plater larra Mary rand all of Salt Lake City Limit Price Set On Butter Futures William Henry 3IcSorlev William Henry McSoriev 65 retired mining men of 51t East Ninth South street died Tuesday at 1 p m in a Salt Lake lie was ailment hospital of a e heart few hours before deatn stricken only born In VirMr MoSorley who ginia City Nev April 23 1877 a son s DeviMcSorley He was a member of the 20 years ago Divine Saviour parish of the Ceti:toile church Mamie Surviving are his widow Mn Ellett O'Keefe McSorley and a daughter and a Mrs Vivian Ogden Salt Lake City DOTI William P Mciiorley with Lb srmy at Amarillo Texas George T Chapman 175 Feet George T Chapman 79 of in Silt Twenty 4irst ifolith streetat died 3:10 p gri of lake hospital Tuesday to ago ailments Mr Chapman wee born irt Irrigiand He is survtved be a 18 1F8:1 September 13 mon C Chapman of Grand Rapids iOnn fork-ten- I I es Bus Company Cancels Late New Year Trips -1 (AP)--QiintSt- - for-felt- ed Newly-electe- d officers of the congregation of St John's Evan1030 gelical Lutheran church and Fifth East street took their oath ratings order Salt Lake City's first 1943 baby will fall heir to a multitude of gifts presented by 15 merchants of the city Ranging from baby's jewelry to a baby crib and mattress the gifts will be given to the infant who is proclaimed the first child born in the siity after 12 midnight Thursdei1 The records of the city board of health will serve as the official guide and in event of a tie the child whose birth certificate is filed first will be the winner The prizes and firms making-thpresentations are as follows4and Baby's jewelry or spoon comfork set Anderson Jewelry pany high chair Axelrad Furniture company eight gallons of gasoline (on ration book) Blue Bell gasoline station orchids to the baby Brown Floral company foundation $5 (for garment baby mother) Cross Corset shop com- LDS Leader War Agencies Revised 'Three Drivers Face Judge For Speeding Gifts Galore Await First Baby of 1943 War Orders WASHINGTON Dec 29 (11)- )-1Thirty years of experience equipped the bureau -- of mines to overcome the loss of foreign sources of minerals needed in the war effort said Interior Secretary Ickes in his annual report Tuesday invaded Nor"When Germany way in April- 1940 the Anglo-Saxo- n peoples controlled approxithe world's mately 75 per cent of metal supply" said the- - secretary "Within a few months Germany acquired the iron of Norway the coal and iron of France the copper and aluminum-bearin- g bauxite of southeastern Europe the metals of the Balkans and could draw upon the product of Sweden's rich Iron mines The metal available to us in other countries was reduced by axis raids on our shipping the disruption of war lack of transportation and other eon Then Japall comitant factors went into the war and swiftly captured the supply of tin in the 23-s- 1 I 164N1 15341 15141 15341 15141 15441 19141 187-419141 144114141 t 14141 28 2534 25721 5 : g: 118ttTel'ZLi'm! South 6"111 49 48 45 unchanged firm Live (Grade "A" unless stlecifiel't : By freight: ROasters etf rwisepoultry 4 tO "B" 512 Pounds 36c: 5112 unda and up "13" 3Se Fryers colored '13" 2Sc: fowls B'' 33e Leghorn 11" 4 pounds and over 301-t-e eplered 4 Leznorn "B" under pounds 2712c Old 13" and Over 512 pounds "B" ' 2'21-s- c 31ne: r under 54 pounds 18 pounds and under hens 7912e vnung toms 1$ pounds and under DUCkt 74 "B" under 512 pounds ' Br express: Retasters Rocks 4 to 4 to 512 pounds 51 36c:crosses :leiC: Reds 4 to 512 Pounds 345e Fryers Rorks crosses and Reds 33c Fowls col- -"13" 4 Pounds and up 3012e: Legord hrirn 4 pounds and up 3O112e: under 4 51i2 "13" 27 to c Old roosters pounds and up 2344e Turkeys hens pounds 1 X and under 391&e: youngtoms 23 pounds and under 3912c f A P I —routtrY 211 'Cr:MCA Go Dee vv 24 trunks 7 t Irm market imehanged Bxzter reesipts 5n2707 pounds tirm:rr r araAi unetounted quwed by the Chicago pric curfirm: 10!k4 4 erates: Ergs rcript Towein unchanged 1— I014 ANGELS:S nee 29 ( A pounds: poter 1 s: CAPPSer-144112e: - 33 101- - 14' 19141 1S34I 11444- 1-32141 33 3s 33 5341- 15i 5141 514 814t- 41' 642' ft141 153-434 Fai'ltevgi Socony-- L50 rr:i-e- Cga 1i 10 68421 70 377s 38141 331at 33421 88 88381 54: 541 I I 4t 41-4 'argot 40441- 10 16341 8' 28141 29' 1944' SS 3 2121 32 914i 914 15441 15141 1!4) F"! v 46 141 144:ZieRmilfi 1teevpu(h ANGELES 126141 24 141 176 I YORK Dec29 (API—Butter firm Creamery higher 529915 pounds 't hin 92 score ard premium marks 464 61 '4 : 92 grore eiash rnarket4 4612c: 88- 91 snore 441 Oi 461 3 Cheese 519223 pounds' firm Prices trWTc Sae- ithol fats: held 1941 71-full grass 1942 290s 32e: flas '"r1i 2712c Other fresh 25 crIttes: firm Errs 18125 ermst whites: Spernals 5414ii '0 Palfie 441 r5 4412c 84 lye Medturns 17rezE poutry firm Ali fresh and frozen cIsi-0"- e4 401111 32 14 chg Ickes Praises Progress in Finding Metal I -- 638' 612! 76 76 18441-1S4- Lih0-GI 3141 5 1781 EM CZ&Nri Bi 60140 Logekbeed 1091 16141 Rem NEW n-a- 6141- Mii n I rp:: 12 2381: - - ot594 pnn-din 1:lt 49e &it i f -- - 1418!- 22141 27 IN 28 20441 20341- 2341 67 676 8 34 8 32 22 22 2 - - - e9 score CHEESE—SAN FRANCISCO Triplets EGGS—SALT LAKE CITY' Lart 44 hit specials dozen Larre 4t1e extras dozen I srze white standards dozen Iledirn white extras dozen 's 4 I Sol 'A 18 4 Reading 412s at 77 Phelps Do& Bucking the trend J' o r modest IFp'tn'tItIntri'"TPrl! Francisco Pressed SIT rains were St Louis-Sa- n 412' s Texas prcocark G H 42s Southern Pacific Pub Sy N 2! and Pacific 5s Missouri-Kansas- Texas adjustment 5s and Missouri r:111714 It R C A Pacific general 4s R K 0 91 eerie? 61111 4 5-- S1 12 33 Ng 56181 6141 Net Sale si Close n 31 14 Lttle loNver Corporate loans under water for small fractions to- - around a point included American tcr Foreign Pow- er 55' at 79 Central of Georgia 5s It 2212 St Paul 41is at 431-- 8 North NVestern 4 "t s at 32 8 New Haven collateral fis at 4734- and IN t (Compiled by J A Hog le & Co members of the New York stock exchange) Low Close Change High Industrials 11895 11730 11840 off 10 Rails 2702 2662 2688 off 04 Utilities up 04 1435 1402 1422: off Bonds 06 9000: Commodities 8811 up 26 n 12 13481- - 261 171 nr-e- nt 92 score 12 1348! 11 34 33154$ 651 56144 55 26' ri124 53:81 31i81 101 161 261 561 321 low-price- BULK-- 100 1042 3 12 13 44 3 - 14126121 161 (1"$--- The R 346 61181 3 il 2 NEW YORK- Dec 29 bond market lost ground on the average Tuesday when pressure was extended against some of the d reorganization rails There were a few firm spots a rnong special groups Transactions were rather brisk sales totaling $11588300 par V3!11e against $9136100 the day before 4 There were a few sales of goy- bonds On the stock ex- the first time any amount change had changed hands Pince the drive endedAast week that carried sub- Fcriptlons to the treasury f o r around $12000000000 of new se-- curities The newly listed 212' s of 6?63 sold at 1007 compared with the offering price- of 100 Two ether medium to long term issues sold a fraction higher while some ef the nearer maturities were a B177-TE- 101181 3 IN 18 Colum G&E1 1381 18! Corn Credit 27381 28141- - 18 Corn Inv TrI 3144! 33 1411 18 Corn Solv 9121 914 9141 - 2 & Sou! 378' Cm :'3: Corn Edis 21 20121 20114 ail Cons Aircr I 38' 16341 164 4 tzi 4 23! Cons Cop 4 as Cons Edis 130! 15 34441 147'81 Cons Oil 80! 67 N1 6381 t 111 Container 1614! 4 4 34 ti Coot Bak 12: 4 - 12 Coot Can 60' 25 26 1 tY 4 Lit 4 4 Mil Cent Mot Coot Oil D 27' 27 18 2638 27 - 111N 9! 135121 55 Corn Prod a 471 14 Crane Co 13181 1314 f Crucible St 32 148 it Cub-'20' 7121 7121 31141 lts Sug 1781 Pub 34 Curtis 134 Curtiss-W- r fi1 4 6 NI 67'4 P5 Deere & Co 26118 52' 27 24 81111 Del & Hud 8 IN 8 12 Del 1 & WI 3181 3 18 23! 3 12 Detroit Ed' 33' 17 081 1748 la - 1 Dia 21 341 21 21 Dome:dineI1SI 18141 18 — Vz 34' 5i334 55141 1641Doug Airc Du Pent 23 135141113 113341- - 114 - 14 East Air I 45' 33 1244 33 11astman F 7148 1147 148 t 14 El Auto-L- t 111 3041 2914 IA 29341-Elec Boat 19 10 14 972 10 En g P Seri' 19' 242 241 241 6 Erie R It 8141 8141 812 do et 39 7 741 774 1Flintkote 27 18141 16 (len Elec 118' 30 14 154 29 34 29 74 Gen Foods 14 III 14341 34 34341 Gen Mot 141 94 44141 43341 4341- 4 142 4 121 Gillette S RI 22 441 Goodrich 26 2814- 2641 264 38 28 icklyear Ti 2541 '2534 - 44 Gt N Ry pfi 43 21341 21 2134 - 14 19 lit 14 14 14 Greyhound Hecker Prdl 22 74141 111112 834! Hornetitake - 114 44 3242' 31341 32 Houtl-B - 24 9 9 41 9341 94 Houston 0111 32 14 134 1312 314 Dimon Cent 17! 841 8 14 84 Ind Rayon 10 33441 3234 3344 9712 10 9741 'Inspira Cop!11 10: 551 Interlake 5741 534 5741 Int Harvest 14 16 5941 59 59121 Int Mer M' 50 9341 974 944 lig Int Nick CI 58 28341 28 I 2134 - 14 1011 8 Int Paper 8141 7741 lig Int T & TI 676341 841 8121- - lig Johns-Ma101 7141 7041 7141 11 14 Jones & I1 19 19341 18421 19321 Bond Prices Slip Lower Produce Markets 41-4 1i 28 I Chrysler Climax M Cluett Pea Coca-Col- 19 18! 6481 251 I Can Pae Case JI C Caterr11 T C & ó Chi G W pt! 441 2714 451 27341‘271111 67! I Borg-Wa- r ! 11 1A1 x - Chge - 7121- i Allied 8trs Allis-Mt Am Airi Am Cb&R Am C&Ed Am Can Am Loco Am Metal Am R&S1S Am RI M Am Sm&R Am St1 Ed Am T&T Am Th B Am Tvn F Am Visco Am WAVk Am Z L&S Anaeonna Arm DI A rmstg C Ass1 Dr G AtehT&SF All Cst I All Rettig Atias Corp Aviat C Baldt L et Bait & 0 0 Bin ir NVk Bmdix A v I Beth Sti Blaw-KnBoeing Ar I Borden Co (Pi--B- ehted Close t 39 !I- - 2 16 3z!-3121- 35 334 20 18121 17112! 17341 714312114238i142121 23' 8181451 6121 6121 27 26181 19 57 56141- - 214 56 3 32 3121 3121 21' 24481 2442 24441 - 11-11: 71481 71 71 7 3is 36 7121 714 5 2°1121 1934 14i 5721- 172 618' 11 - 18 68 10121 9121 10 12 364-12 2618 36124 14 16' 1981912: 36 12538112438t1253N1 14 32 42121 42 42 142- 1t 117 7121 714: 411 11! 33 3212t- 52 341 - 14 3 3481 35 3124 7I It it 11g 2431Is! 232 Lit 2 60 7i - 13s 8: 334: 32 32 718 141 2 5 57 5 47 452: 11 Ai leg Ld S Al C&DYe NEW YORK Dec 29 bursts of tax selling gave the stock market its busiest session of the' year Tuesday although irregularity ruled throughout Declines of fractions to a point or more ruled at the start Prices stiffened later however steels giv- ing a comeback performance in the last few minutes While gainrs were in evidence at the close t the losing ranks were still well popula ted The war news continued to bo- 'Bard lster peace-rate- d stocks although the majority never got far out in front Commitments were lightned here and there for the New Year holiday and there was con- Briggs M Mfg siderable realizing on the recent Budd Budd Whl run-u- p to highest levels for the Burr A M Pack industrials since early October CHM( Calu Or H Low 4171 3971 20! I if CORPORATION BONDS (Sales in $1000) Net I I Deceinher 30 1942 23 Za It '111t Utibune Tr it Wednesday Morning t Mich B-- ' Elizabeth Collins A I B-- 4 Mrs Elizabeth CillItne 76 eif Tt leselay nir p4reet holop4t&L chi itn&ertng I FRt Latit 3111 at a Lilt IP 4 I 1 - - - ammliveset a " 0111411111 1111evosOi oltaolmmonoAFt-- 01os44144144 41“41-4-- - - 040 k-- - ''' Tr ev 4a - - 4144 4414144411 " - 44 41414 - AW- - - - |