Show 1wa 471Ic Thursday Morning Y Stock Market Quotations MarketJN 'Stock TradeWinds Bond Prices Stock Prices Advances in s GOP to Play Trade Big Role in Heavy Averages New - Dec NEW YORK 30 - a tabuistion of Wednesday's stock transactions on the New York stock exchange: (Sales Congress By Lou Schneider Consolidated News Feature The Republican party will carry great weight in the new congress6 that goes into session JanuarybarNot only is it in a position to antinew dealer Demogain with but it also is in a position crats to bargain with the president who is in an historical battle with the farm bloc The great game of politics say informants that should know is S case of quid pro quo That means or somesomething in exchange So if antinew thing equivalent dealers or the White House want something done it will be a case of -- dealing" with the Republican bloc The situation will be evident say the informed in the White House-farbloc fight The president aims to prevent inflation of commodity prices That means a sound money policy and to the of 1king of Republicans Question the the day then is what has farm bloc to offer for Republican m - Upturn Paced By Carriers And 'Blue Chips' UPI--B- uying the rising sentiment Market observers who had wondered what had become of the usual year-en- d rally saw evidence of it in Wednesday's action delayed though it might be compared with trends of previous years Volume topped a million shares for the eighth session this year at 1121924 compared with 1- 440670 Tuesday Trading was on a broad pattern with 483 advances in the total of 926 issues dealt in support? Political informants tell corporate officials that the Republicans in the new congress will first demand a sharp revision of the federal labor laws Strange as it may seem private advices are that President Roosevelt will approve If that situation materializes— it seems likely—there will be comp:ete government control of labor 201 declines and 242 unchanged unions and in such a way that it Radio corporation at 5 up will put the powers of the securi- and General Motors at 44 up ties and exchange commission to IS scored new highs for the year shame Norfolk and Western at 170 was A recent national survey reveals ahead 3 while major fractions that the general public and even were added by Santa Fe Southunion members themselves will ern Railway and Great Northern approve of federal control of la- preferred bor organizations that skepticism Dow Chemical tacked on 2 exists as to the honesty of labor Du Pont 2 and Eastman Kodak union managements that labor American Telephone was popmanagement talks much but is ular among utilities rising I rot doing its share in the national to close at 127 war effort is confirmed by strikes Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck were ahead more than a from time to time point as was Caterpillar The few laggards included If you want an idea of how stiff the 1943 revenue act will be Youngstown Chrysler U S RubIt may please you to know that ber preferred and American Can the treasury department is now consulting with the office of price administration office of economic stabilization and the usual groups that join in on a new tax bill Market Quotations Here again the Republicans in the new congress hold the upper hand True all Republicans agree the government needs more revenues but before approving there will be a quid pro quo trade The grapevines say the president will let down on his demand that ind:vidual net annual income- be restricted to 625000 Its labor that demands that the 625000 income limit stand The farm bloc says it is not smart "private enterprise" economics Note that the president alwaysfavored - labor But he sees the handwriting on the wall and he needs the Republican strength to fight the farm bloc Yet no matter what In the game of politics the 1943 tax hi-- will be a honey Silver legislation now on the federal statute books will be revised in the next session of congress Huge blocks of the treasury department's holdings will be re:eased for wartime industrial reeds The congressional silver bloc offered a workable plan for legislative revision The treasury department and industrial consumers will approve WEDNESDAY'S Alta Tunnel m Met Min Beaver Gold Copper Big Hill Metals Bingham Black Metals Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion &&& Cardiff Cedar Talisman Central Standard Chief Consolidated Clayton Silver Colorado Consolidated Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coalition Commonwealth Crescent Eagle Croft Crown Point Dragon ' East Crown Point East Standard Fast Tintic Coalition East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen - - IA6 Kennebec Kentucky-Uta- h Keystone Potato Market 004 04 R1 l'at rl 004 0014 13 Leonora I:ttle May Magnolia Lead Mom moth Miller H:11 men Go!ct IDAts0 FAL—S Dec 30 For upper ‘1iey of Idaho! Early wire Ntissouri Monarch wire inquiry moderate: Moscow ate 1:crt Inquiry d fair market steady firm under- Mountain City Copper Mountain View Naildriver tVire etApping i t o O b size points: New Park h A P::stets L' ts lu d Premier In sacks washed Nev New Quincy 2 207 unwas-c- d S210 ri 215 $2 I Dealers otht sales including cash track North Lily North Standard S No f o b a Russets ard Ohio Copper r s:re A mini:num in Park Bingham ci Wash sacics mosflv $210 unwashed Park City Con U S S200 tt 210 mostiy 210 No l'a six i a few S195ct 200 In Park Konold Nelson sacks U S No 18 size A Park h rninio urn per cwt a few $250 Park Premier S No 2 t tnd Idaho utihty grad In Park Utah d aak mostiv S130 an octal- Pioche Bristol " ors! ear r low as $125 a few sales Plumbic Mines 00 25 t004 004 00 01 4 40 01 der-ari- 084 two-Inc- 100-poun- f: two-inc- 38 004 100-poun- d 02 034 01 d wo-inc- 1n-poun- $1 3 21 Cash tu groaers built per A No 3150 a 170 1 50 l't 1 o U () t Me ii ' Plutus Prince Consolidated Rico Argentine Royston Coalition Silver King Coalition Silver Xing Western Silver Shield Silver Standard : Sioux Mines South Iron Blossom South Standard Swansea Consolidated Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standarcr Union Chief Utah ConsoHdated Con Oil Victor Consolidated Walker Mining West Toledo Wilbert Yankee Consolidated Zuma Utah-IdahSugar nom i do cwt: Russets most points 70480d Unlisted Industrials Bid Arra rarnat &Sur ar pfd S 7 40 3 50 Machine Warrte 53 Fr C:Pty I!ch Utart P ik 31 ih6 pt1 41 75 00 $T Or 47 Asked $ 7 60 3 85 65 00 42 00 45 00 i S ! 7C1X 5100 Bid 75 Arrairgrratrft Surar 23 25 FIrst izeCurl!'y Corp 5 S5 2fPnt8Ln Puel SuDDIY 01 Refining —1 755 Finrne Fre In q37 00 Barnberger R R — —I 66 00 I Asked I S 2 S 285 2400 6 15 63 00 L Bank Clearings S TuPs- tttr Ssr-- i dtetg last clay nrt $5133200 :134065on !sr cleartngs ecnrley's game day last year 4 667447 69 375918679 '''' Irt i Avv16 ' - ' -- i A k I ': - - i 1 tiii :2 Pr 1k t s T 4 1 10 t11sr-610-61-1 1 r i - ''l1 '1( CI (witted PHONE 1 '3-38- A Bank BMA 225 14 0012 004 01 1!13 sr : 7tirl - "1'2 02 30 02 02 03 0116 150 03 15 40 01 39 02 0412 03 05 03 0014 0114 12714 02 08 10 23 45 0034 230 18 01 0012 0014 0012 03 0014 004 76:7 lei 115 0014 03 02 20 0()12 OR 1 17 03 00 06 05 23 0012 01 01 0041 02 225 10 00 110 50 pfd WEDNESDAY'S SALES Metals 500 at 412e 500 at Bingham 424 e Bristol Silver 1500 at 44c 1000 at 14 c Cardiff 500 at 11gc Chief Consolidated 2300 at 19c Clayton Silver 500 ate 23cColorado 3000 at Lt Combined Metals 4500 at 4c Comet Coalition 100 at 511c Empire Mines 1000 at - Eureka 13tillion 500 at 12c Eureka Lilly Consolidated 500 at 11c Eureka Standard 1800 at 7c Great Western 3000 at leic Mountain City Capper 100 at $145 Naildriver 100 at 10c New Park 100 at 39c 300 at 3914c 4050 at 40e Ohio Copper 1000 at 4e Park Bingham 2000 at 214c Park Premier '2500 at loc Silver King Coalition 180 at Tintic Lead 3000 at Te 150 at $225 tic Tintic :Standard 300 at $11711 80 at 15 50 at $11714 10 at 5115 20 at $1 15 400 at $117244 60 at $115 e 400 at 20c Walker 500 P- CUPB SALES (12-) Bristol silver 1000 at 412 C Cardiff 500 at tie: 1000 at o 7 75 1140 00 t:-a- 00v4 11211 0012 04 04 16 41 00 ttiah-Wvomin- g Curb S L 221 11-11-o 2 Central Standard 2500 at slec Horn Silver 2000 at 48Oc New Park 1000 at 40c Park City Con 8000 at 314e silver King Coalition 1100 at $225 Tintic Lead 75 at 612eTintie Standard 300 at $11714: 100 at Utah Power and Light $T preferred 100 51-1- at 5o 4425- - Low 712 39 75ig 39 3 22 21 18 2630446 24 27 16 57 3 19 101 71 191 25 7 201 20 811 6 381 10 61 37 161 20 Allegheny Lud Sit Allied C&D Allied Sirs Al lia-Mfg Am Airline Am C & R Am Can Am C Am Loco Am Metal Am R&Stli Am Roll M Am Smelt Am Sti Fel Am T & Am Tob B Am Type F Am Viscose Am W W Am Zinc i hg Chg hg 71 141 39 34 36411 3 C 111 171 11 i 211 61 69I 1A2 I Col-Pal- 261 551 131 A 1- I 1 cv 53 44 Alleghany do ev 5a 4tt st 50 do 5s Industrials 11983 11828 11956 up116 & For Pow 5s 2030 up 45 Am 2745 2685 2733 Ratis & T 61 T 314s Am 13 1435 up 27 1445 1409 PO D & ft ( W 5s 55 27 111) R0111f4 and do 16 off 8705 Commodities Illinois Central 4 44 0 66 Missouri Pacific 5a 77 F Southern Pacific 4 13 81 do 4 113 S 69 do 3114s 46 do 4129 Ore 77 Union Pacific lst 411 47 Utah Pow & IA 5s144 Vaster° Union 5s 51 Minhlg Issues Trade Heavily — il — 21 8! I 151 Safe RI 41 Goodrich Otlyr T&R! Gt N R Grevhrid pfl Homstk Hou Her $1 Houst 011 Ill Central 4 4541 44111 - 231 26141 26141 2614)111 26 23141 2571 !4-281 2241 21711 22141t 121 1441 14 14141 I 291 32 31141 31141- 51 91 31 9411 3 9341 181 341 311 S 8 8141 161' 111 34141 33141 3414 121 10 9141 10 531 6 6 1 Indus Ray Inapt!' Cori Interlke In t In Hare In Mer 141 In Nick CI 51 - 60141 59141 8014 10 10 91 I I 72 7114 19141 1914 28781 1310 27141 27141 24141 2414 32741 32641 61 17 I 45141 45121 2S 19 19 314 2710 934 15141 53411 5121 13141 19 4al 41 14 14 11 144 14 14 xis 14 14 281 29 29 I I 2814 871 8 8 814 491 6141 814 I 6141 In Parer In T OZ T1 71 Johns M I 261 Jones ik L 821 Kennecott 3! Kresge 8 81 71 Krog Gro 11 Lehman CI 9 Lib 0 F G I14cN&L 13 Life & M 1311121 481 Lockheed Loew's In I 101 91 Lorillard PII 51 Mack Tics 231 Mack R H 1391 Mid' Marin 231 Marsh Fld 6 MeK & RI Miami Con! 211 MI Mid Cnn Pi Mont Wrd I 441 Mur Corn 12 Nash Re! II 48 7 Nat Acme ati 14 - lis 14 lis Iii 72 19141 28141 18141 sil1!4 271i1 24 32341 4141 61 ai - 9034 221 6912 41 60 131 79 41071i1 91 641 741 671 1781 1081 881 311 661 chg 1 IA 33 311 2341 14 42 121 35141 laa 513-'434 Is 52341 93 54131 1 5'108 61 98 - lit 13 101 8614 34 j I Wednesday as bargain hunters snapped up stocks unloaded in a tax sellfinal flurry of cash-bason As Tuesday heavy trad- ing ing carried over from the regular session to the afternoon curb is 'issues Twenty-fiv- e traded in board lots during the day some of them in blocks of several thousand shares Twelve declined six advanced and seven sold at unSeveral issues changed prices touched new lows for the year the number including Mountain City Copper Horn Silver and Park Bingham Utah Power and Light $7 preferred declined to $4425 off 25 cents Mountain City Copper to $145 off 5 cents Silver King Coalition to $225 off 5 cents Tin-ti- c Standard to $115 off 21:2 cents Chief Consolidated to 19 cents off 1 Eureka Standard to 7 cents off 1 Horn Silver to 434 off a quarter cent and Park Bingham to 2 off 1 Others on the losing side were Walker Bullion Empire Mines and Great Western New Park opened unchanged at 39 cents and advanced to 40 equaling its previous high for the year Others ahead were Bristol Silver Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Tintic Lead and Park Premier Unchanged were Clayton Silver Colorado Consolidated Combined MetalsOhio Copper Cardiff Central Standard and Park City Consolidated Curb Prices NEW YORE Dec 30 (AM—Following is a list of Weduesdav's transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS (Sales in hundreds) ISale-s- t Mei Low Close 94i 1161 Amer Sup Pow I Flex 51 hat 141 Cities Service Bernd & S do Oa 13i Mining Mt Citv Con 131 Nat Tin & M 2141 Niag Ilud Pow 931 Technicolor 19 Trans Lux —I 681 United Gas Cl)I !171 Utah P&L pfd fig114411 6g1t WASHINGTON Dec 30 (UP)— The office of price administration 4 1it Wednesday liberalized automobile 112 rationing regulations to permit persons engaged in any gainful oc4 Shl cupation who can' show need to buy 134 new 1941 or earlier model cars 45i4 which have gone less than 1000 miles or new cars with a list price of $2500 or more 4yi 4141 2yal 1 41 6141 i ko 4g111 4 lit 134 412 112 flas 131i 11-1- 6 Buying Wave Lifts Bonds NEW YORK Dec 30 CD-- deModerately heavy year-en- d mand for a large assortment of rails utilities and industrial specialties sent bond market prices higher Wednesday Gains of fractions to a point or more were frequent throughout the main corporate groups The late 1942 rally was accompanied by a sizeable upturncon-in stocks and led brokers to the clusion that both investment and bolsterspeculative quarters werenew year ing holdings before the I I 91 - 16341- 45141 16121 23 19121 1is Livestock Market Quotations The following orders are issued by the civilian war agencies Further information may be obtained by calling Salt Lake offices of the agencies at IV P B Orders—Amended order 7 to control transfer repair and other disposition of used locomotives Amended order forbidding sale of electric fuses except on brought the usual accounting an rating or higher or for problems replacement Well up in front were among Amended order establishothers New York Central 43 :2s for New Haven 3Is at 311:4 ing policies and procedures at 47 distribution of 35 mm Seaboard Air Line 4s at 271s:1 controlling – at 514 film Southern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line first 4s at Amended order permit86 Brooklyn Union Gas 5s at ting sale of parts from military St Paul Adjustment 53 at arms for scrap purposes 47 Rock Island 4s at 3311 Ing controlAmended order land Steel 3s at 1047is and Misling aluminum and extending the souri Pacific 5s of '81 at 351i U S governments were neg- order until revoked Amended order b establishlected for the most part but held a steady undertone on the stock ing allocation control of magneexchange and in outside markets sium Amended order directing tanners to set aside 20 per cent Grain Chicago of their January production of CHICAGO Dec 30 (AP)—After fluctu- manufacturers' bends ntkrvously most of the session reachatingnew ing peaks at one stage with Amended order extending May and July 'contracts at 513815 wheat tumbled about a cent a the emergency servicing refrigerWednesday prices clue close to bushel Just before the profitating and air conditioning equiptakims and hedging ItilleS Announcement of the new flour price ment order until revoked ceilings to go into effect Monday confused the trade since dealers were unable to 0 P A Orders—Exempted gasotranslate the flour prices into wheat values Complete details of the ruling were not line of 87 octane or higher all of disclosed although the ceilings were raised which is allocated by government an average of 10 per cent to reflect 89 per cent of parity prices to farmers on all authority from price control on red soft winter types of wheat except which the percentage would be 95 per cent Amended price schedule No 67 and commission houses Buying of millsbusiness worked on the to prevent dealers in new machine flour reflecting new lifted wheat tools to apply to their own sales basis of the ceilings about 12 cent at times Closing prices cent lower than Tues- any specific price adjustments however were $137 May $13712 )137114 day ceiling cent lower May July 9475 ra 95c made to manufacturers' Corn was cent off and prices 9534c: oats July 9512 cent down soybeans were quoted rye cent higher Amended M P R No 220 to add made of rubber substiarticles Range of Chicago Futures tutes to the regulation determinCHICAGO Dec 30 CAP)— Close Low Hier ing maximum prices for new lines Open Wheat— of rubber products May $13712 $I35141 $136ti $13712 13712 13812 13675 137 12 July Amended IV! P R No 260 to pro13714 137 13814 Sept Corn— a pricing method for new vide 95 9412 9512 95 May brands and sizes of cigars and set91112 951'5 9512 9612 July 9612 ting forth conditions under which 9612 97 971 Sept !Date-new or increased federal or state 54 44 12 54165 May 54 54 541A1 5412 taxes may be passed along by the July 5412 Sept seller Lard— 1380 Jan Issued M P R No 296 to establish specific dollars and cents Cash Quotations CHICAGO Dec 30 ( AP)—No wheat price ceilings for sales by millers Corn new: No 2 yellow 03 14 (09412 c and blenders of flour made from No 3 930931Ise: No- - 4 8814 tt 914c No 5 71f 80c sample grade 56 87c No 3 wheat semolina and farina old corn: No 1 yellow 96112c 0614 c: sample grade 92114 (P 9414c 0 D T Orders—Amended genNo 4 white Oats No 1 mixed No 1 feed 5212c eral order No 11 to provide that 53c: sample grade 52e 55e Barley malting 85c $104 nominal hard 78 V) 910 nominal teed eo 75c intercity buses must henceforth be loaded to capacity where pasnominal Field seed per hundredweight nominal: 'R 500 Malice $114000'11 sengers are available to eliminate Timothy 8475red top $700 '1750: red waste of tires fuel and equipment 2250 fancy clover $18000 2'250 sweet clover $700 04900 General—Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard signed food distribution order No 1 to Produce Markets be effective January 18 disconBUTTER IN BULK—LOS ANGELES tinuing consignment selling of 1 48 92 score 4712 bread placing definite restrictions 91 score 4712 on a number of varieties of bread 90 score 4612 89 score CHEESE—SAN FRANCISCO any baker may make or sell in a 26 Triplets FOGS—SALT LAKE CITY given week stopping slicing of bread at bakeries for home con50 dozen Large white sOecials 49 white extras dozen large white sumption making possible other 48 standards dozen Large 45 economies and providing that all Medium white extras dozen Dee 30 (AP)—Drossed white bread must be enriched to NEW YOB duck Boxes Frozen nutritive standards pou itry—Firm Other fresh and approved 2812c Long Wand L-9- - L-1- 61 4s Dec 30 (USDA) 38 salable receipts The market Witil 70 throughas 32: total usual at this season but prices quiet were steady: medium to good if teem $1050 few heif0)1200 common S90001000 ers medium to good cows $950t171100 canner to common cows $900(41025 bulls $5506t S25 $900U975 vealers °own $1500 Hogs-A- ctual salable 258: 685 total 943 receipts The market through was steadv to 15 centa lower top $1400 on best 180 to 230 pound weights averages above end below that range were aold for $1340CP1365 and sows at $1125 Sp 1250 hPep-A- ctuat salable 13 A few small 936 total 949 receipts through lots of good to choice trurked-i- n lambs were at $1300V1400 and one comsteady mon NORTH SALT LAKE -Cat- tle-Actual lot at OGDEN $1150 Dec 30 (USDA)-CattleEsti- mated 60 91" L-2- 30 M-1-- M-2-- M-80- five-ye- er -f P-1- 26 1 14-1- 3 mated I - I I li I mated - 1411II 1414 I 1— I 41 51 1 1 51 51 e 91 Etkk 2 2' 6 l t IDeaths gs I ICATSVILL111---Funera- Norma Swindle Mortensen Mrs Norma Swindle Mortensen 40 Wife of Vernon J Mortensen manager of the Western Creamery company of Monroe died in a Salt Lake ' hospital ods'' tn after at 10:20 aWednesday a lingering illness M r s Mortensen was born in Monroe 2 e January 27 1902 a f J I of Joseph daughter 3 A and Etta Hodges k Swindle She was an ( ' $ ''''''" active L D 8 church worker I served as having t president of the Relief society In Monroe for two 5' e years She also was 1 a worker in t h e re' LD S at temple Manti and was an- tive in civic af(airs of Monroe She was 1 a member of the i ' Llterose Lad's' club M r a Mortensen was married to Mr December 5 1922 In Mrs Mortensen the Manti temple Surviving are her husband three sons Neal Vernal and two daughters Dorothy Fred Mortensen and Barbara Mortensen all of Monroe: four brothers Dr Dan J Swindle and Brose Swindle of Salt Lake City Dwight Swindle of Monroe and Technical Corporal Ward G Swindle vvith the medical corps at Camp White Ore Funeral services will be conducted sun-da- y at 2 p m in the Monroe North 11) 8 ward chapel by Lyle Army bishop Burial will be in the Monroe cemetery Friends rosy call at 1445 South State street Salt Lake City Thursday from el to 0 p rn and at the femily residence in Monroe Friday evening Saturday and Sunday prior to services ? 4ii Mortensn S 900-110- 0 1 0 -- 101-12- : 0 WEST JORDAN—Stewart ten Sanders non of Stewart and G:adys Gardner Sanders of West Jordan died at the home in West Jordan Wednesday afternOtn of natural causes The rhild was born April 24 1941 ta Salt Lake City and moved to West Jot dan with his parents threa weeks ago Surviving are his parents four grandparents Mr and Mra Don Gardner and Mr and Mrs John Sanders of Weet JorMrs R dan and two B Gardner of West Jordan and Mrs Mary E Shields of Boise Idaho Funeral services will be conducted Satat the West Jordan urdayS at 1:30 is m Friends may rail at LD ward A chapol the George Jenkins mortuary in Murray born of th at the and Friday evening Mr an Mrs Gardner its grandparents West Jordan Saturday from 10 a to to time of oervices Burial will be La the Wasatch Lawn Memorial park Caroline W Webb Deaths Garner - Stewart Lee Sanders Origin of the Satan-Faustu- s legends among the Hebrew Italian British German and French peoples was the subject of lectures delivered Wednesday night at an Americanization course being offered at the Granite high school The lectures first of a series to be presented at the school during the next two months for the cultural and recreational enjoyment of patrons of the school were C Zucker Jacob Geer-pingiven by and Fred G Barker all of the University of Utah faculty Stenhouse e resiGarner S Stenhouse a dent of Salt Lake City died Tuesday in his home in San Francisco morning acwhere he had resided many years cording to word received in El nit Lake City Mr Stenhouse a native of Davennort Iowa was a sou of Lorenzo and Fiore The faintly left Utah many Stenhouse sears ago to reside in California r Steuhouse had extensive business He had been retired in recent Interests becaumi of illness years A brother Lorenzo Stenhouse of Oakland CR1 survives Cremation and entombment will take place Thursday at 2 p tri in San Francisco one-tim- Terrance (Terry) Hansen Funeral services for Terrance (Terry) Hansen 39 who died at the home of a sister Mrs Rex Jensen of 126 Mead avenue Tuesday at 8:30 p m will be conducted Friday at 7 p m at 1445 South State street Additional services will ' be conducted Ephraim Saturday DatS 2 p m in the Evan C North L ward chapel by Erickson bishop Friends may call at 1445 South State street Friday from 2 p rn to time of services and at the ward chapel in Ephraim from 1 p m to time of services Burial will be in the Ephraim cemetery Mr Hansen was born in Ephraim January 9 1903 a son of Rasmus and Sarah Dorius Hansen He was a member of the L S church are a son Kent Hansen of Survivingthree brothers 0 L Hansen Holladay: and M B Hansen of Salt Lake City and J Se Idon Hansen of Spanish Fork and a Muter Mrs Melba Jensen of Salt Lake City - William Payne William Payne 78 151 Nordvall court died at his home Wednesday at 3:30 a m of ailments incident to age Mr Payne was born October 28 1864 in Carlisle England and had been a resident of Salt Lake City 22 years He was a laundry worker for many years His wife Mrs Lilly Skelton Payne died 10 years ago Surviving are a daughter Mrs Elizabeth Maddrigal of Salt Lake City two sons George Payne of Salt Lake City and John Robert Payne with the army and five grandchildren 14-3- 4 $13-50o- I ply L-1- I 51 Effective January 5 1943 applicants for ration certificates to such models only have purchase to show need for a car in traveling to and from their work or in doThe present reing such work stricted occupational eligibility classifications no longer will ap- A-1- -J 14 171 WASHINGTON Dec 30 LP)— The petroleum administration for war announced Wednesday that effective January 1 gasoline companies will be forbidden to issue to motorists or use credit courtesy or identification cards unless the cards are limited to a single station Most ot the larger companies have been issuing credit cards good at any of their stations Petroleum Administrator Ickes said revocation of the cards generally was designed to reduce bookkeeping and personnel costs of the marketers The ban will not go into effect commercial until–February 1 for vehicles in order to give owners time to arrange for buying gasoline on some other basis 3 salable 200 through total 260 Thereceipts cattle reflected the usual seasonal dullness trade but scattering 14 sales mostly holdovers were steady 161 the week's uneven advance good steers atwere at $11504 1300 few to $1325 quotable 3 12 medium steers $1125 down medium to good heifers were valued at $102541200 14 few choice to $1225: common 15421 151 dairy bred 14 5121 heifers ranged downward to $850 and be34 19 low: good cws were scarce at $950-1 4 1050 cutter to medium cows went at 3441 3340 3441 4 5141 5141— and canners at $775925 6311 6141 1341 medium to good bulls sold $4506750: at la 12-14 1000 1512I 1514115141— common bulls $825 down$850 good Ot 271 15121 15141 151424 to choice veal calves brought 14 Nat P1ectilt1 t 54 1500 Nat C ReelI 161 20 I1191'441 19141 medium and lower grade vealers 1!a 31 1441 14121 Nat Dv Pr rated at $1250 down N $1050 and un2 25141 14141 251141- -I der Nat Dist I Hogs-Esti16 641 Nat Gy0 6141"— 175 24 134113141 11141 Nat Lead total salableareceipts 565 I Prices were throughto 390 N P lk Lt 2141 751 2141— 241 15 cents lower at $1390 on most weal( 71 51341452 114 Nat Steel 180 to 230 pound weights' with a few 541 511 5140— 12 to $1400 lighter Nat Bur I 39 and New Ind 13' 1V4 l'1014f iriq'L sold mostly at S1340e13-6-heavierandweights sows N Y C RR 62' at 1 $1100 : 181 3714 Sheep-EstiNTCST nf 371 : salable 420 2'g'41 t through 755 total 1175 receipts 21141 N Y Ship I 11 21 14 344 Nothing was NI Am Av I 531 OWi 9sto 13! sold in the sheep division 14 9341 2n No Am Col ill 10 OMAHA Dec 30 14 1041 Nor Poe smd 81141 8121 Salable and total 4600 CELiVeg salable and 341 Ohio Oil total loO Choice and common steers 514i: 01 Ow 111 G I steady medium and good strong to 25-12 23Rio p G & El I ig heifers and cows active folly higher 14 31413141 314 C T 12' Pae steady to strong: bulls closed mainly 12 2121 2311 162' 212 Pack Mot vealers and steady 141 slaughter calves etrong 6 2 Mt 12 74 2 6 701 25 A Am Pan to 50c higher stockers and feeders eteedy 14L 261 17 1670 171141 Par Piet I '201 2 loads choice around 1140 and 1250 114 141 Park Utah pound steers $1560 choice light and 14 101 27141 27141 27 344 Parke medium weight fat steers $1500:41550 ' 14 74 71 4 24 2 24 14 M Patin° bulk medium and good $1300 heifer top $1450 for load 940 pounds Penney JC I 9' N4 nviti S11411i4 Penn RR medium $1075 good cows I 3 351 29 3 4 29 34 29 34 Pepal-Col- a common and tgrictly medium $1250 canners $925 14 DR 50! 24421 23141 24414 1100 Phelps and cutters 900 19! 4534 45141 45141 Phil Pet medium and good bulle 1300$700qt up 194 pounds 71 17141 17141 17341 Poet Tel pfl $12506-load 1335 part $1350 good 14 614145141 211 6141 Pr St1& Carl and choice vealers $135041500 com2) 2R1 491 4a110 49141 G mon Proe and medium- $1000 ev1250 small :3 V 11141 11 I t P Svc N 3 medium and good mixed breed packages !1i 261414 10Val 221 Pullman stovk steers $1123 qa)1200 comparable 114 11141 66' 26141 Pure Oil calves $1200 It 1300 14 13121 13421 Hogs-Sal- alole Bk —4 7500 Purity Total 12100 12 i 5 5 24cr R K of A 10 (it 20c lower mostly Moderately active 3141 3121 8! R K 0 15 20c off S1 C23 too 390 and 121 121 12121 121'414 choice 190 pounds and above Good Rem Rand $14054e 12 1314 851 14 1341 $14-10- : liberal 1425: share Rep &eel to 160 180 5121 534114 101 R C è Br pounds sows $13-7tig $1385 U1410 li 24 121 23341 24 1390 to $1400 Reyn T B fi 651 up stags 14 91 34141 3441Sheep-Sal- able 35 Safe Strs 9000 Total 10100 9441 SAN 191 9141 91- -- 14 All classes steaciy: good and choice fed Arms 114 wooled Schen Dist l 191 20121 20141 20341lambs bulk $1465 rd1550: 62 61121 62 101 Roehl Sears $1525 V1550 good and choice native 531 11141 10141 1034 11112 lambs Servel In few to mostly $1500: choice fed clipped lambs No 1 pelt $1525 1: 18 Li 17 EAk1 17 LI Shell LE Oil $1500to 2141 2141 10! 2121 S i i K Coal good fed yearlings $1350: medium 61 16141 16141 16141 choice fat ewes elk Simmon 800: $650 c 10 9 41 121 106! 10 Iambi to Soeony-Vashort deck solid feeding mouth 14 61 151 151411 15741 bred ewes $1425 South Pe 131 pounda $815 7's 15141 14121 271 South SOUTH MAN FRANCINCO Dec 30 14 36 181 15121 3514 do of (USDA No calves 25 14 291 2312 23 Sperry Inore medium to good fed Largely nominal 2121 234 65! 2141 li Spiegel steers $1300 4141 good heifers 99' 4 121 4 Sid Brands S1200 quoted 41'1300: good 01400: range cows $1000 ro 311 291 21141 2841 Std 011 Cal low grade cows 1050: scarce active 14 28141 28141 231 : Ind Oil std common $900$ A750950 cutters $725 fie 14 Std OH N J ill 281 48241 461 8 00 elLrinerS bulls to 725 good 371 Stone & W Doren prices unchnnged $1150: calves nominal 14 5 4 5141 5 14 Hogs-rial- able Studehakr 231 350 (Grade “A" unipoultry—Firm 24 Steady Bulk good eltSLiveotherwise 3611- 3121 3141 1 1 53 Sunshine M to By 235 freight: barrovioi specified) and pound 41 22141 2214 gilts Swift & Co to 4 512 colored Roasters pounds 36e $1585: package lights $1560 odd good 5113 42 271 22141 4134 Texas Co sows $1385 38c and "B" Leghorn up pounds i4 37 3614 41 Tex Gulf 8 Sheep--NonFowls colored 4 Nominal d to 4 to 512 pounds 30c 714 111 Tex P L T 4 pounds choice WOOleti lambs quoted 814 Goo 50 V1525 pounds and un 3012c Leghorn 131 914 934 Tide A Oil 4 medium to under ewes choice and 3012e: up pounds 2714e quoted $650(71750 61 2812 2812 4 s44 Timk-Axl 23142c 271 old roosters 512 pounds and up CHICAGO Dec 30 tUSDAl-CattleSa- lable 40421 41 8' - 41 Timk R B young toms 18 pounds Turkeys hens and and total 10000 calves-sal- able - 14 and 12I6141 614 61Transam 512 under Ducks 412e total SOO Fed steers and yearlings and under 111 17 17141 171- - 14 Tr & W Air 2312c By express: Roasters pounds to 25 cents higher active io instrong 14 14 421 14 all 13121 20th to 5 eolored 412 crosses and rocks terests Top $1665 for 1227 pounds 7 74 t 7 714 23 L'n B & P next highest $1660: light and medium pounds 3tic: at43 pounds and over 38c 14 1 8214 8114 81141 Un Carbide! Fowls crosses 33c lervers reds and rocks steers $16 50: hest vear:111 SI $O 79121 79121 Un Pacific 4 pounds and up 3012c: Leghorn heifer yearlinKs 431 19141 $1275: bulk $1375 r- colored Un Air L 4 pounds an up 3012e under 4 pounds o1600 1914119141 heifers toteaoy 4 fully 711 25141 lin Aircraft crosses "B" 31c reds 1475 common and medium $1000 (ril 2712c Broilers 2L1 Un Coro Lelhorn 3112e Old roosters 1250cowscows active firm strictly good 512 14 7 12 8 221 714 Un Drug ard "B" 23112c Turkeys up beef pounds to medium 71 65 $1400 good $1100 6514 65141— Un Fruit and young toms 18 pounds and under 4113 00 (4 5 24 strong weight cutters close to hens 514 514 Un Gas Im 1201 30 12c catmers down IA $1000: 91 6112 $850 6041 61141 Us Gypsum heavy pounds: firm Butter—Receipts 703655 113 2612 2614 - 14 eausage bulls in demand at $1400 down 641 27 nrice levels) Cream214 fully steady vealers unchanged at $1400 (First hand wholesale U 8 Rubberi 1041 4814 4714 47741 score 92 and t than 4116 ery 00 thin stock cattle premium higher scarce 51 15 14 1514 151 4712 (Fr 4814e 82 score (cash mardemand developing for heavy very 14 4 le 4 fleshy feed- marks 25! 424 Waliverth ers Pealing ket) 47a4712e 88 to 91 score 46 7 vi 1 Til podnds at 1300 24 Warner Br 491 6 047 12e 1425 14 41 27 27121 We4t Un 2' firm Hogs-Sa- lable Cheese—Receipts 501295 pounds 20000: total 30000 Prices 14 27121 15141 West Mr B1 391 15 10-2-0 unchanged State whole milk flats cents lower active Good Moderately 81141 114 121 8114 West E1&M1 full 190-32- 5 3941 flats held fr32c 3042 grass and choice $14 14 17141- pounds 161 17 11'heeling St 171 131214 Other fresh unquoted 150-181942 29qt 30c 1440: top $1445 sparingly 14 5 13141 23 White Mot cases firm 31741 sows fully 25 Eges—Receipts 1430 pounds 4 141 4 121 $1390 4141 161 Wilson&Co coast whites: Pacific 5412 ti) cents lower: VWX1 and choice 350-55- 0 Specials IH 391 30141 29411 30141 1voolworth V2 C mediumOn: 4412044 few 115412c $13751114 pounds 14 $1410 2 17241 1724i 171NVortnP&M Sheep-Sal- able 6000: total 9000: Fat Yell T & C149 12141 12141 12121- - 14 CHICA00 -- Jec 30 (AP)—Butter—Relambs and sheep mostly steady moderate30141 30141 30141- - 14 Young S&T1 231 firm prices as 37101O pounds ly active Good to choice fed wooled lambs ceints 81 1941 19341 191 all Zenith Rad! and natives mostly $1560 tt 1585: top Quoted 1v tt z Chicago Price Current: $I sno on several loads best lambs to city Creamery89 92 score 46c 91 4534c 90 sales 1121924 butchers and shippers: fed fall shorn 4512e Total 4412c 88 44c 90 centralized Wednesday week ago shares: carlots 4512c: 93 score unquoted day 1440670 two $4550:andtop choice yearlings $1450 ewes 924275:previous years year ago 1753353: good pound Eggs—Receipts 1152 cases firm: mar8 60 ago closed: January 1 to date 124636- - $S00 top $ g 60 on choice 101- - ket unchanged b4R: "ear ago 170534363 two years ago Live pou nd Colors dos : canner ewes $675 poultry—Receipts 25 trucks firm down to $625 207605365 market unchan-I I Gasoline Credit Cards Net hh Total sales Wednesday $11929100 ago $10 previouo day $115bk300 week two years041100 year ago $8518100: 1 to date nosed ago January two Trading continued at a fast pace 616250: year ago $2114008550$2304on the Salt Lake stock exchange years ago $1671598675 — Gil iSa lest by 3 A Hogie at Co members of the New York stock exchange) Close Change Low High (Compiled Net I Li 18 144 143 14 If 8 634 281 2614 32 56 5644 3 3 - 54 70 70 24 25 7 714 20 20 6 5 lys 10 1014 1 37 36 20 19 1 127 35127 14 125 43 42 271 4314 7 7 161 7 3 32 20q 33 3 3 32 314 14 3 3 141 3 'AL 24 681 24 A nacooda 24 3 274 Armour 111 511 3 101 32 31 12 3112 Armstr Crk 6 6 6 Araid D Gds 30 46 4418 48 3 28 Ail C Line 2712 28 At! Rein 44 1874 1814 18 151 812 051 Atlas Corp 64 24 671 312 Avia Corp 314 MI S4i 13 10 10 271 10 Bald Lo et 3 4it 314 Salt & 01 411 3 14 201 1214 124 12'4 Barnadall 71 13 13 19 133N Bath Iron 337 3414 181 34 Bendix Avl lea 5 5 ano 56 ks1 Beth Steel 49! 56 6 6 614 161 Blew Knox' 201- 1514 15'11 15 Boeing Air 151 22 221k 2234 Borden Co a4 28 14 28 131 28 BorpWarn 4i 21141 2071g 171 2114 Mfg Briggs 14 3 3 271 278 Budd Mfg 14 71i 7 151 6 7 Budd Whl 415 8 14 8 74 9 35 Burr Ad M - 14 41 22 Calif Pack 214 61 633 4 15 613 Cal & Hee 6 6111 25: 6 Caned Pao 11 76 76 76 I Case 1111 Tr 171 4111 401A 413s Caterpil 28 28 101 28 Celanese - 32 51 32 324 Cerro de P 33341 411 33L4j 33 Ches & Oh 1031C 10 eh G W pfl 201 iOait 6911 6912i 441 Corpi Chrys 2 38 38 3344 Climax MoI al 3371s 3311 33 Peal Cluett - a4 Coca-Col- a I 87 7 87 86 11 17 1614 17 1 Til 1 kt 111 Col G&EI114501 51 28 28 IA 2S 4t Corn Cred 3211t 141 321 3214 Coin In Tr lea 9311 91 9 Corn Solve 291 SO 14 29V Corn & ii 21 20 391 211 Comw FAi 16 20 164 16 Consol Aft 14 4 liA 4 rs 4 8! 4 31 Cons Copprl 14714 15 Cons Edien1 991 15 7 7 481 Consol Oil 673 51 1611 1614 16 Conte Corp 5 131 5 Cont Bakin 471 27 26 Cont Can 36: 27 8! 414 414 Cont Motr 414 11 2712 17 27 Cont Oil D 71 5571 53 Corn Produ 14 14 Crane Co1 251 91 33 14 I Cruel Steel 32111 33 Cub-13 121 771 7341 778 Sugl 131 1 Pub! 114 Curtis 1141 — 14t Curtiss-W- r 6 88 64 14 Deere & Co 7 27 27 14 26 8 7s 8 13 Del az Hud 811 114 3141 Del I & W 27 314 314 1731111 45 1711 17 Detroit Edi 41 21 Din Onr-8e- a 211 2ILt4 Dome MniI 10! 16 1561 15 a4 Airl 111 57 56 56 Dougla 9!1301 Du p de NI 138 133 234 71 33 32 33 East Air 11 112!148 14912 Eaat Kodal 4'149 412 41 30 14 El Auto-L297i 291s 9 12 Elect Boatl 161 10 10 S''1 10'1 2 2 Pb I Eng 14 8 Iv 8 Erie R RJ 8 8 kig 8 do et 7c —I Iflintkote 16 1514 it 30141 Gen Electr 30½1 31 35 Gen Foods? 29711 35141 981 44 Li Gen Motorl 44111 1 QUOTATIONS I Bid Asked 01 $ $ 0012 1 05 07 044 0434 044 01 03 0 0012 04 14 0412 00 14 0012 0017 003A 03 0012 18 21 22 23 00341 0012 0012 033it 0414 08 05 0112 15 01 0096 02 03 001i 0012 9°1'4 0112 0116 05 02 02 0112 12 13 11 13 01 614 0812 03 0016 01 0046 04 06 0414 0412 Hundreds) Sales High Adams Ex Air Reduc Alaska Jun NEW YORK Dec 30 among the rails and better grade investment shares gave a sharp boost to the stock market Wednesday The "blue chips" in demand in the relatively active session managed to tack on fractions to more than two points adding most of the gains in the final hour The carriers much in board- AT&SF room discussions lately for their lagging tendency during the recent buoyancy of the industrials managed to move ahead fractions to as much as three points Belated selling for tax report purposes was evident In "cash" sales at times but offerings were not in sufficient volume to stifle S L Stock - Il In U S Restricts g CORPORATION 'BONDS (Sales in 61000 STOCKS ecturers Trace Legend Origins War Orders NEW YORK Dec 30 are Wednesday's closing prices of bonds on the the New York Itock exchange with total sales and net change of each bond: Dow-Jone- (AP)--Follow- La 4 December 31 1942 15 5nit gake Zribunt Ernst Theodor Brueckner Ernst Theodor Brueckner 73 died at home 150 West Fourteenth South street Wednesday at 7:35 p M Mr Brueckner was born March 13 In Chemnils 1869 Germany a eon of Mr and Mrs Louis Brueckner lie had resided In Salt Lake City 17 years He was a member of the Jefferson L D S ward aa in the L D 8 church and temple worker high priest His first wife Alma Eckstein died in 1929 and in 1934 he remarried his widow Mrs Bonrikts Surviving are Mrs a daughter Gertrude Brueckner Fritzsche of Salt Lake City a son Hans E Brueckner of Rumania three sisters Eiza Brueckner of Salt Lake City: Mrs Elsie Ziemert and Anna Brueckner of a brother Emil Brueckner of Germany and four grandchildren Germany Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p mE inA the Jefferson 1 D S ward chapel by Jorgenson bishop his services for l - Mn Caroline Woodhead Webb 85 who died Monday of aliments Incident to age will be conducted Saturday at 1 p m in the Kaysville 14D S stakehouse instead of Friday as was previously announced Joanne Lena Meyer BOUNTIFUL—Joanne Lena Meyer fonryedaughter of Mr and Mrs John H Meyer of 568 East Irlfth EoutA street Bountiful died in a Salt Lags hospital Wednesday at 2 p m of a ruptured appendix Born in Salt Lake City December 10 1938 he is survived by her parents ors Jena sister June Meyer three brother M H Jr Donald Christian and Bruee Dennis Meyer and four grandparents Mr and Mn John Wielders and Mr and Mrs John H Meyer all of Salt Lake City ar-old M Samuel C Hobbs J BENSON' Cache County—Funeral sere lees for Samuel C Hobbs 54 lifelong resident of Benson who died at his horn be Tuesday night of a heart 11111711111t conducted Saturday at 1:30 n m In the Benson L D S ward chapel A farmer in Berisorothrotteiout his adult life Mr Hobbs hauled Inric to a Logan conderisarv for 20 Years Ho was an elder in the Benson 1 D s ward He was born on August- R 11888 at Benson a on of James and Martha Cant-miHe married M'ary C AnderHobbs son in the Logan L D S temple on Sen tember 4 1907 Sha clied May 2 192 He married Anna C M Bander la the Logan temple March 3 192R Survivors include his widow: nine Iron and daughters Ernent Samuel Melvin Glen Virgil and De Est Hobbs of Ronson Orval Hobbs of Anaconda Mont Mrs Mary Loftus and Melt Ireme Loftus of Ogden and Luciano! Hobbs of toora-- : a stepson and stepdaughter Mr Fditn' Seaver and Joseph D Lord of Sheley Idaho' three brother" and Mears Mrs well-kno- en of Idaho rail Ltnhp: Reading Hobbs of Roscoe Cal and Ern of Anaconda liont-- and nine grandchildren John David Yrnbhs Mabel Bullen Young - RICHMOND Caehe- County—Oravegids eervices for Mrs Mabel Bu Lien Young Al who died former resident of Richmond Monday night in Hollywood Cal win be conduct ed siinday at 2 P rrt- - In the Richmond cemetery Mrs Young was born tn Plchmenpe a Pew ECtidaughter of Newell and Marion t in Pichmord llen Her early life Wee where eh attended elementary scoo! Aftre attending 1111th State Agricualtnral !the returned to girt rolletre in Logan mood and taught echoed there She had made her home In Califor-t- a flPe-m- for several years but normally retureed to Richmond for the summer PtirVtVina a re tWe daughters Mra Geeee Cat and McAdam' of Palos Verdes a Cal Marino Young of Hollywood Russet Builen a and brother grandchild of Salt Lake City 7 Susanna Wantz Beffort rs Susanna Wants Beffort veteran resident of Colorado ded at & local hospital at Li night Tuesday meats incident to age Mrs Beffort was born Angust 1 1854 In Dickrist the daughter of Luxernberg Me came to ere Nick and Mitry Wants Chic-agIn cmantry in 1879 settling in CY3i0 where ha Rico to 1882 she moved the same year she married Paul Bet-fo- rt Mr Berton died several years ago arid-i1938 Mrs Beffort came to Provo reIn hor eon Alex Reffort siding with a she was active in the Mayounger days sonic Order of Eastern Star and heiti La the chairs of the organization are two sons Alex Beffot of Surviving Provo and Xaver Beffort of Parra Old Mexico and six grandchildren Sat Funeral services will be conducted moo-Wa1:30 n m at the Deseret urday at 262 South First East trece 'Earl Lewis bishop of Provo Second I D a ward in charge Burial will be la the Provo burial park PROVO--M- 88 n ry Harrison Hurst Philip PAYSON—Relatives here have teamed Hurst a 107of the death of Philip Itarrison home in Lc' mar Payson resident at his a heart attack Cal following Angeles Utah-Idaho An employe of the Sugar Caiito moved Mr Hurst here company fornia 20 years ago He was born Wil-at Ellen son and a of Fairview Philip son Hurst and lived with his parents in Mexico before moving here At the time of his death he was bishop of the Culver City ED S ward in Log Angeles Surviving are 11!a widow Bertha Lewis Hurst: one eon Philip Hurst Jr and taa Harmon both daughter Mrs Boyd the armed service: five brothers Dr La of 172 Hurst of Los Angeles: Guy Ogden Morgan W Hurst and Paul Hurst of of Payson and Waiter Perry Hurst the army: two sisters Mrs Vera Cloward of Payson and Mrs J Z Carlon of Colorado -- a John Giacoletto - services were beitg PRICE—runeral Wednesday for Jr Pt GALen1t0 arranged 57 recdent of Price sine 1920 who (nod Tuesday night at his home of a lingering He was born on January 22 1885 to at Forno Canaves Italy and came America in 1906 first settling at Castle-ga- te lie later resided in Wyoming Utah and Colorado before moving to Pries Mrs Mary hi s widow Surviving are of Price: a son Entrnel Glaeoletto Funeral serviees for Isaiah Sutherland JPertot one rrandand of Rol!rwood Glacoletto 76 1152 Fifth East street who was found Caterl-a- s Caset"1 also two sisters Mrs dead in a Liberty park rest room Tues- son: of MrsRoes and of Nepote Belgium Thursconducted will be day afternoon Clinton Ind p rn in Winder L D S ward day at 24120 Bernard drive chapel Highland Burial Brockhank bishop will officiate H will be in Elysian Burial Gardens Friends may call at 4760 South State OGDEN—Funeral Service ?Or Bert FL street Thursday until 1:30 p m and at Chapman 63 retired engineer of the the Winder ward chapel 13 minutes prior Union Pacific raliroaA and ore of the to sfrvices Iva earliest pioneers of Pocateilo Mr Sutherland was born in Heber June at 10:30 a m tri Saturday 13 1866 a on of Mr and Mrs John be conducted clone Colonial funeral chapel and Lindquist Sutherland of worshipful master He is survived by two sons Owen J bv Neil R Olmsted Dr John lodge No 6 F & AtheM Flinn Sutherland of Murray and LeRoy Suther- Weber 'Presof land of Kodiak Alaska: seven grand- Edward Carver pastor will deliver the inlit:Pri two brothers John Sutherland byterian church children Burial will be In tne Mount Olivet cemeand Joe Sutherland both of Murray City Friends may 4ea1 tery in Salt Lake to Friday afrqrrt at the chapel in Ogden from na tint 9 9 p mi and Saturday 31arsing time for services at who 'tad been visng HChapman services for theMrhome MOUNT EMMONS----Eunerof a daughter Mrs Wiliam Mn 76 Elvira Powell Marsing lifelong in an tate died of Jackson Ogden Tuesday Utah resident who died of a heart attack Ogden hoepital of compiicationa incident in MYton Utah were conducted at Sunday R the Mount Emmons L D 8 ward chapel to He was born June 6 1659 in Valparaiso k1:30 under direction Ind In 1SS4 he went to Idaho sod worked p m at Wednesday of Waiter Rerksiek bishop am a fireman on the Utah and Northern Mrs Marsing was born March 6 1664 maintaining residence ba Eaelit In Springdale Utah and waa married! railway now Idaho Falls to J Marsing In 16S4 The couple lived Rock when the railtrb POCatek) moved He In Emery county before moving to the road center was established there and was Uintah basin in 1PO4 They settled in advanced to the position of engineer on Mount Emmons In 1907 Mr Merging died the now a railroad Line Short Oregon in 1925 of the Union Pacific Ho retired from are four daughters Mrs Rhoda part Surviving 14 ago years that position Hartman of Mount Emmons Mrs Iva He vas a member of the Brotheehoced NEW YORK Dec 30 (AP) (National Monk of Myton Mrs Chloe Case of DuEngineers and of the Grove Association of Securities Dealers Inc)— chesne and Mrs Stella Wells of Salt Lake of Locomotive City Masonic lodge widow Mrs City one ion Bert T Marsing of Roosehis are Mary Ann Bid Asked Surviving velt Sone Chapman of Pocatello: one son Bert Affiliated Fund Inc R Chapman of Chicago El: fiye dsiigh213 233 1 00 Dividend Shares ters: Mn Jackson of Orden Mrs Edwin 110 A 15 93 Fund Investors Int'B-O 1746 of Pocatello Idaho M Robinson 2 22 33 Keyetone Custodn Peck of Nampa Idaho 'Mrs Par04 2451 1- A SPANISH FORK—S A Lawhorn 68 Vernon Mn do 18 50 15 05 Loot of Angeoes caL seven died in his sleep Wednesday about 2 Tracy 8 20 do Oro Ft norm grand749 Portland of a in lie had been Ill for some ttme and children and on 2 83 2 02 do greatgrarnichild had been In a local hospttal for treatment 2 85 Fund 340 Maryland Inc (Continued on Following Page) Re was taken home from the hospital 4 20 5 00 Shares Quarterly afternoon Sunday Vs- He was born in Richmond FehruarY 22 1874 a son of Pau las and Nancy I Jane Gilbert Lawhorn He came to Spanish Fork 35 years ago and bad maintained hie horns here since be had NEW YORK Dec 30 (AP)--S- mall some time at although lived Pocatello Idaho sales were made In grease futures at un- where for he was a member of the Knights prices changed lodge Pythias been Grease wool futures closed unchanged of He an tomb loye of the Union had ESTABLISHED 1911 March 905 bid: July 890 nominal Pacific railroad for 45 years retirhig Certificated grease wool 920 Only a few Yeare ago Ile pot Married Hannsh nominal Jensen September 15 1898 at Provo INSURANCE Wool tops futures clotted 17 Cents lower He is survived by his widow: two daughMarch 1183 bid May 1168 bid July Max Mendenhall of Spanish terly Mrs 1158 bid Fork and Mrs L A Sabin of Magna Certificated spot wool tops 1195 two sistera Mrs Nannie Jordan and Mrs nominal Annie Fields of Salt Lake City one brother J W Lawhorti of Salt Lake and three grandchildren One daughter Mrs Ella Beck preceded him In death and he had reared her son Jack Beck who also survives' NEW YORK Dec 31—The Associated Funeral services will be conducted Sat51 IP Boston Bldg Dial Press weighted wholesale price Index of 35 urday at 2 ty tn in the Spanish Fork 1 commodities Wednesday declined to 1029g First L D 8 ward chapel by R H Nelson Previous day 102 98 week ago 10305 bishop Burial will be In the Spanish Pork month ago 10131 year ago 9512 cemetery Isaiah Sutherland Bert Chapman Elvira Powell al Investing Companies J Lawhorn B-- 3 4 S-- 4 A NAME YOU Wool 'Market CAN TRUST - CONTINENTAL Commodities Indrx cricy Camp: 53 dI |