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Am Jan 22 NEW YORK - Dow-Jone- wing (AP)--Folll- NEW YORK 4Sales in Hundreds) Leaders Lose Ground on 14 I t 2i4 ' tT5--- The market reverted to selectivity Friday and while many dustrials went into new high ground for more than a year in ittock I thP second liveliest session of 1913 profit taking resulted in a numberof recently strong climbers shift- 1 ' i 1 ing to the minus column at the Dealings were speediest ran and gains at mid-da- y opening to 2 or more points for favorites Rails steels and motors then be- Zan to retreat and the pace slowed Blue chips retained most of their advantage at the close although final trends generally were slight- ly uneven Continuance of bullish argil- rnents was based on the war news Investment demand and mild in- nation psychology There vvas an Inclination to trim commitments however for week-en- d protection Farm implements were well in front as the W P B raised first quarter steel alrotments for the agricultural machinery makers Encouragement was found in the sale of two stock exchange seats for $28000 each up $1000 from Corn CredW the last previous transaction isnzjr Slipping after posting 1942-- 13 Corn a Fo& highs a were International Nickel Corn Edis Pepsi-ColWestinghouse and Gen- eral Electric Holding in the -- new annss 6kotrpe cons E:dia high" division were Deere Oliver ta00nnstac InIter 'I Farm Montgomery Ward Cont Bak Goods Air Reduction Dry Allied Chemical and Dow Chem-- a i a7 !cal There was a flurry in Asso- - Cont oil ID feThrarn Prod riatey Dry Goods at the last when icrucieble st directors voted a dividend on the common first since 1931 Curtis5-WDeere é Co I I 31--- i t i S3-5- 1 -- 0 : j on Fol-Pca- 7 I I As-dat- ed tt nt i : 50--ce- nt 1(C:uur!t- -' r Bond Alarket Edges Higher t Jan NEW YORK & net Ed!rion- Dia El Auto-L- t Elec Boat En c P Serv: Erie R R do et Pnintknte Gen Elec Gen Fxw1i Gen Mot GII:ette 8 R Goodrich Goodyear Gt N Ry pf Greyhound New first York at 4s Central convertible 310§- - at 7034 Pere 5s at 77 and 4128 at 61 Petroleum at 105! Southern Pacific 4125 of '69 at 534 Baltimore and Ohio 43 of '46 at 6414 and Burlington general 43 Mar"vette 1s Ptps at 8714 I of the Prudential Federal Savings and Loan association were retained for the coming year at a meeting of the board of directors held Thursday afternoon in the association's offices at 125 South Main street Officers reelected were: Thomas T Taylor Jr president George Q Morris vice president and chairman of the board George A Moore vice president and secretary Sidney E Mu !cock treasurer and F Schee 'ling assistant secretary all of Salt Lake and Jarnes H Rowe vice president and J P Monahan assistant secretary of Butte Mont In making his annual report to the board of directors Mr Taylor pointed out that savings accounts during the past year have gained Over a half million dollars in this association bringing the total savings to over $3000000 Dividends to members during 1942 pad amounted to S71000 with the total d:vidends paid since the association's organization in 1918 amounting to $1S91000 Chicazo Grain of 22 drivo (apt—rotiltion c unler way when the house arnotur-a- I eornn!ttee unanirmtytaly ty! for 111A a rd revle)on of parity trle atirr “us needed for adr Irtniaw graintn1 Krztns prles tip'a ard tVP and t hatv short covering ord&:-the market iariting W a! cot&-- ! 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ait a 44 3111 11 14 312!4 15141 614!- - 19124 3514i 6 7 14 12 12 142 154 14 16141 16111- 20121 15124-- 4 14 2614 26124 64 614 25 115121 2 44 2 14 5312 53141-4-- - 6141 14 1 1 4 45)11 - 14 121421— 6141- 46' 104411011211012- 18121 771 8 31' 12 1111 12 7 57 56141 5614 7 2511 25141 25124 23- 9' 312i 3111 312 39 3141 311 31471 19 24 11 24 241413316 1571 16J 4 1541 2F1 8 2c 11 2 6 lit 25141 2512 - 34 14 11 1 14 SI 24741 $I 24541 31111 31 25 Lit 24 14 Ill 2 14 13 451444141 it: 18103 7 10 7141 9: 54 5() 16 1214 1174 2731 2714 34 114 11111 6 135 511 hi 2471 11 24 14 441-A- l ISte 7 LAKE Cattle: n n : sales and scattered sales today prices about tedy: few lots medium to good steers and heifers $1100 1250: common dairy types down to 1850 good to choice cows s975 1150 cutters and medium kinds $800 'ff 950 canners $450 odd hula 11025 down 750 medium to choice vePti calies 11300'41500 lower grades $12a down 1200 includes 125 Hogs: Receipts market 475 through 600 direct low on ry small supplies: early sales weak to 10 cents lower on best 185 top $1440 to 230 pound weights all other weights abo‘o and below that range $13401 1400: sows $1175 tt 1300 500 all market no etneep: Receipts early trading: truckload good to choice 120 pound wooleo ewes mats Thursday steady at $675 ezr CHICAGO Jan 22 bogs 15000: total 26000 trade 10 to 15 cents lower than general Tbursbulk good and choice 190 daye to 330 average to $1500: pounds 1500: 11475(o moat 160 to 180 pounda $1450641490: good 360 to 550 pound sows $1425 ra few choice to $1475 1460: Srtilable cattle 1500 calves 400 generally steady market: cows active fully steady medium to good grade steers pre- dominated at $130041475: best $1550: most heifers $1275 ar 1400: bulls extremely scarce: weighty sausage offerings $1425:- vealers $1650 down eaatern order buyers took weighty cutters and corn moo beef rows freely at $950 01050 good beet COWS to $1300: most beef offering& $1100 lk 1200 canners $775 gt 875 Salable sheep5000: total 8000 late fat lambs weak to 25 cents Thursday lower top $1650: bulk 51575o 1623 rood yearlings $1365: few $1400: good to choice clipped lambs $14250 1600: choice 119 pound ewes mostly $900 top to1925 on 107 pound choice offerings day's trade early sales fat lambs mostly steady: bids and sales good to choice fed western wooled lambs $158501635: beat held higher: iust good wooled lambs bid downward to $1550 or under: sheep about steady: only small lots available few good native ewe& $900 KANSAS CITY Jan 22 f and total 1300 fairly active steady to 5 cents lower: closed mostly steady: SOtop $1460 to all: good and choice I up pounds $144041 1460: 140 tolit170 pound $icoo 1435 gawp $1375 1400 Cattle-Sal- able 700: total 1200' cal'-esalable and total 50 demand rather Indifferent for few email lots medium to good short fed steer': other killing C!EIPAPPI and stockers and feeders stockfairly broad week end clearance onsteady: ers stci feeders: odd lots common to medium sows few good $950 101075:canners cows upward to and cutters $6507P935 $1200: good to choice veal-er- a $1350 01550 Sheep-Sal- able 3000: total 6000: slow: ecattered opening sales lambs about steady:to no ewes sold early: few cars choice fed lambs and wheat good ture offerings $15601t1575: early Pastop )4 142 S L Stock Market Quotations $1575 0 4C4) 00 oil e o i 0(0 (50 t I 1 1 j i I tI i 0 ! 141 - I nt Mag-n(01- d 0 I o e o i 0 i - I J 0 COLT1 112 01 0 O - 0 IAL 6 0 10-ce- nt 0 0 0 z z - t 46c New Park 100 at 4414c 20n Sliver King Coalition 100 at $275 Tinttc Lead 500 at 1012c: 1000 at 11c Tintic standard 100 at $130: 300 at $l'27 CURB SALES (122 P M Clavtnn Stiver 500 at 24 142 cents Howell 5000 at 4 cents New Park 100 at 46 rents Silver King Coalition 200 t $290 Tintic Lead 500 at 14 cents Unlisted Industrials i AM8ia Sug pfd Con Wag 4 Mach Fire Clay tit Tit P St pfd do 17 Dfd l ) ZChlf I Bid $ 7 35 3 55 Asked 55 4 00 65 00 43 50 47 75 50 00 r$ 7 ' 59 00 41 50 on 4 48 50 Produce Market BUTTER IN BULK—LOS score score score score S ANGELFS 48 473'4 CZL‘ 4614 FRANCISCO 27 Triplets rilas—RA LT LAKE crrY 50 Largo white sperialc (toren 49 Larg white extras dozen 48 Large white sinriarda dozen 11dlum white extras dozen "44 45 NEW YORK Jan 22 (AP)—Butter— FirstReceipts 584477 pounds scarce hand wholesale price levels: Creamery higher than 92 score nd premium marks 4714 01:4814e: 92 score cash market 47 at 4734e SS to 91 score 4934 qr4714e s 290262 pounds firm prices unchanged Dreamed all fresh frozen price poultry—Firm unchanged t Live poultry—Firm A unless grade otherwise specified) By freight: Roasters Rocks colored 514 pounds and up 36e Leghorn 4 to 510s pounds B 28e fowls colored 4 pounds and up 2814c: Leghorn 4 pounds and up 2812e old roosters 512 pounds and up 21 Vset turkeys hens and young tome Under IR pounds 3714e ducks under 514 pounds 30c By express: Firm roasters Rocks 312 pounds and up 36c 4 to 514 pounds 34e: crosss 514 pounds and 1111 ige: 4 to 514 pounds 33e1 34c: colored 514 pounds and up 35e 4 to 13 5 14 pounds 34c: Reds 5 1i ponncis snd up 36e: friers Rocks 31c Reds B 30e: fowls colored and Leghorn 4 POuridn and up 241te old roosters 5142 pounds And up 21 trizet ducks under 5 pounds B 26e C:11FE5E-8- AN I: Curb Bid A 00 Sugar '$ 243 75 malgamated First Security Corp 6 15 Mount ain Fuel Supply! t it ah 011 Refining 7 65 Utah Horne Fire ins 1137 00 R 67 50 Ramberger Apiked '3 3 j 5 fighting on French soil Now human nature and habits particularly in countries like 25 NO 50 j140 00 71 00 7 S:S The following orders were issued by the civilian 1vdr agencies Further information may be obtained by calling the Salt Lake offices of these agencies at W P B Orders—Revoked schedule 1 of order 2 plumbing and heating simplification Issued order superseding establishschedule 1 of order 2 ing specification size on materials for production of valves and valve parts with specific use exceptions L-4- L-2- L-4- order Amended schedule V-- a removing prohibitions schedule on plumbing fixture fittings and trim permitting manufacture of specific fittings if parts were in stock June 15 1942 and finished products are delivered to specified users Amended order amending restrictions sequence of deliveries on replacement parts motor vehicles Requires AA-- 1 preference rating orders from army navy and ma ri titne commission Amended order amending restrictions weight of paper put into process Issued general limitation order placing production and distribution of dental equipment under rigid W P B control Notified brewers and bottlers of carbonated beverages they may appeal to use quota free specified portion of crowns fabricated from scrap unsuitable for war materials or any other purpose Amended order 1 clarifying y inventory restrictions relative to paper merchants Issued order restricting use by specific container weights uses etc of strapping for shipping containers Amended amendment 2 modifying special provisions pertaining' to copperplate engraving electrotyping and rotogravure establish-i- n Issued order processing rate on goatskins kidskins and cabrettas Issued order establishing standard delivery operations to be performed before delivery to rationing of vehicle and subject federal agencies P A Orders—Issued maximum price regulation standardizing grade labeling for packed fruits and vegetables and setting dollarsand-cents maximums for canned grapefruit at packer level Issued specified ceiling prices for seven new coffee substitutes wholesalers and retailers to determine their ceiling prices by applying to manufacturer's price the fixed margins provided in maximum price regulations 237 and L-4- 2 L-1- L-2- L-2- M-24- 60-da- M-26- 1 M-9-- C A 238 Added express category through amendment No 67 to maximum price regulation No 136 as amended formally placing instruments for measuring testing recording and indicating and other precision devices motivated by electricity but which do not measure electrical quantity under the machinery regulation Amended services regulation No 165 by amendment No 16 transferring the supplying of steam except by public utilities from price control to the services regulation Deaths where she ti'ved until she She then came to rirham City and wax married to Oliver n Formaren in 1900 She wax a teacher in the L n S Relief soxilety and was a member of the Beehive camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers lii addition to her husband she ix survived hy fiv sons and daughters Lloyd 0 and Densti Forsirein of Ogden Gerald H foorsi4ren end Mrs Larsett Adella of of Bingham City and Fred L the C R navy her mother Mrs Sarott M of Mitt-rerind the following Mn sisters: WdTjc ni Poulsen of Halley T4 a ho 14 r A ibrt liergsti of Oiztien Mrs Denzil Pike and Mrs Finer Johnsen of Salt Lake City MISS HCIPT1 White of Murray Mrs Emily Jesgop of Ogden Laguna was 21 U S Will Buy Wool Croi) Fru-sara- n v 101-6- 4 A 1 01 iota - 11 4 101-4- Minhig Issues Turn Upward 1 r 1 ' - - Divorces Granted Salt Lake County can& Lucia Dti rand from Pernand erne y Plaint if r a maiden name re- - 30 of Mayderson field who was fatally injured a when Denver struck by nd Pio ' -- - Mr H RHurren vs Carrie Thritsso aoministris of the tottat of T& 1 V8 riviatoto anti Chariii Erekatin die Erichebn Salisburv 57 MANTi—Sartah died at the family horns in &falai Ir hurt-dam is after a lingering Piat 745 ne Mra Salisbury wee born In Manti November 24 1885 a daughter of Nels G and Helma Erickson She was a member of the L D S church and had been actilis In the Relief society and Primary assoShe was married to Oke Salisciation bury in the Manti L D 8 temple In 1933 She is survived by her husband four Mrs Florence Benson Pero stepchildren wan Mrs Gladys Munson Los Angeles: Gnarl Salisbury Provo and Bert Salisbury Richfield Funeral services will he conducted in the Manti L D S North Ward chapel Sunday at 2G p m under the direction of Braithwaite bianop Charles y Kenneth Leo Kinder PAYSON—Funeral services will be eon ducted Saturday at 2 o m in the Payson Fourth L D 8 ward chapel for Kenneth son of Donald Leo Kinder The Clark and Faye Alimpach Kinder child clied Thursday at the family home 479 East Third North street The child was born in Payson on September 28 1942 Surviving besides the parents Kare a brother and three sisters Donna Jean Mertida Faye and Donald Earbara Kinder and a Mrs Mary Provatgaard all ot Payson Earl J Cunningham - of Mra and Orem Nv Funeral services wilt be conducted 1 Mon 11 8 clav It P tm hi the PrnintWille ward chrepel with John Braileford bishop in charge Draftees Inducted T Local board No 9 Garcia Laker Pgolt Statistics l - Marriage Licenses Salt Lake County yiarren Ross Jetteris 26 Wendover Caputo 22 Salt Lake Alvin RPene 41 Salt Lake: Hilda Albrecht 31 Salt Lake Ralph I Muni 19 Salt Lake tiwendella Earl 17 Salt Lake Johit A Butterfield legal age River-to- ll Marie V Roden Vern Chipman ate legal Lake 29 Robert Woodrow Seals WyoSprings Margaret Ann Kronenherg 25 - Salt flock Rock Wyo 25 Salt Lake: Mildred Comiah 20 Bingham Mike I Nacearato 29 Salt Lake: Matilda Serder 20 Salt Lake 29 Salt Lake Aiv CI Youngberg Thom Abraham 23 Salt Lake Travis Ted Reck 21 Salt Lake Hattie M Royce 23 Salt Lake Herbert E Thorne 22 Salt Lake Olive Caroline lilt 19 Salt Lake Springs Martin Mika I 91 t 14121 5141 3271 1914 1911- -- 144114125144i 541 32341 3241- - 14 14 12 Bank Officer Reelected 2 1312' 3114 2184 134! 31 4- 17 1314 3114 4- 44-- eNtN a ed t Births Rooker a nd Edna Wa tool op South street h44 Coat Twenty-fira- t December 20 Lent er and Ramona SurWasmee—Drem ber Tonele daughter December 12 Smith—John Davis and Marian Kathryn 733 Second avenue Kidd daughter December 20 Rummev—John Landon anti Mary Phelps Sanford Layton daughter December 14 Redford—Mtlion Mibbsrd and Owendolytin Louise Houghton Farmington son De- cember 17 Peteritnn—Elwin George sind Alice Janet Porter 24 Sixth East street daughter December 18 Rushton and 'Erma Chriatengen—Kdwin 1840 Sixteenth Johnaton Gwendolyn East st rept torrt December 14 lebniiit —Lee Willia in and Blanche IUe Lallis 1056 Lincoln street daughter Decembr 27 Drake—Millard Lee 'and Mrvi Pee intuition I 52S Tenth East street daughter December 2n lienchett—fitozhen Syron and Marlon Virainia Strumm 2823 Seventh Fast otreet eon Decemher and Phyllis Pvcinev Jr Henth—Ranh venue 339 Tenth Flatter daughter 23 Deember JOJettkine--JosenAltnn and Rett East 4n Eleventh aeohine Everett 20 Deeember street esuchter Methswis—Preston Pocart and Lois Leona Luke fi38 Egli court datighter December 24 Sorenson and !gong A f t on rut iee—clyrie 11 flake MP TTIR son December "i4att Cobb Magna Baer—Vern J and daughter December 29 and Latina Idaits Caanee—roitinis Edvsart Powers Hunter son Decemher 2s Tronleg—iThwa rd Leland and Mcttle Taft Irtinter 4islicht‘r December 29 Sadler—stongo Eugene Ottlri Dorene 27 Mattna datichter December Ernest and Graf' 1essarii—Cla Zinek the navy and Wilma Warther of Bear River City Sn Donna Abth i B-- 2 i Commodities Index I 4 S-- 4 I L 0 t Hilton Miry Deeds Warranty to Lucille Aaron L I I c::20A3:t dhho st Kimmle To” Byrne II el nirtu et tit eo street South 171 dahter 'Lorraine venue 1286 Gunn Eardo Talley Lot 12 block 3U 10 sere I plat AA Gunderson to Theis F Martha 4 towroinip Whitley 'town south range 1 east Union Investment Co to J T Beg- essy lot 6 block 40 plat Jack E Perkins to J 64am Bailey lots 30 and 31 Taylors 881 Of1 V 181011 ( north 184 foot of lot Serge B Campbell to Kurt K Ho beet lot 40 41 aud 42 block 9 Iolewild atolition William a Poll to Albert Mulder Iota 12 mod 13 block 5 (east Oi0 of lots 12) Mountair View fet park Samuel H Butterfield to Winton Foreman lot 4 block 15 Morn man city plat Gladys A Ilaymond to form Framer lot 34 anti west half of 35 block ley Divorces Asked Pl Weaver Marione sort G Ira Maxwell Litreon from Alfred L 10 I 10 10 " 1 10 I 10 I :::: t - ' t :' 1 1 :'::'- 10 - -- Emerson helghts M Cannon to Ann M lot 7 block 43 10 acres plat A A sit al to LIOrraf(8 J West H Harker 'cotton 17 town- 2 aouth range I east ahip Etta Pollett to Leroy Pollatt 04 3 block 50 not C Florence Papti to 'Charleo L Wheerer lot 2 block 146 Nat D Hugo F Sink to Maros eldirit lots 47 48 ad 49 block 2 Perkin add am George L Burt to 'Margaret B 414sr O'er trustee lots 113 and 114 Poplar Place B Gerber to Georze I Margaret Burt lots 113 and 114 Poplor Place 10 3 Clarence Cannon- 10 2200 300 le 10 10 section townshipriing 1 Yt pow Dior Da v id E C ro f t t sect ion 3 Croft township 2 south range 1 (oat Ha mid Sore moot to La rd and sons Inc lots 4 and O mock 2 MarYlatiri sortdivision William I Wiaeman to John L Wiseman lot 4 block 133 plat A MIV In H Jenson to Llowollyn P lot 1 west 2 feet of Leigh lot 16 block 4 Mountain Viso Park Mtvin H Jeneen to Willis I Golder lot 10 east to foot of Ito 9 veto 8 feet of lot 11 block Mountain View Park Mildred Y Schmidt to Outnco G Crawford lot 2 Atnurdson subtle v talon Walter E Dewein to Farrirt L section 27 township Mangelson 1 south range 1 east John D VIbite to Luzon IL White lot 26 block 1 Paradise addition James B Markle to A Glen Fogg lot 3 block 2 Wagstaff addtwo Maude Morgan to Adele Cannon Howells section 33 townsinzp 1 at 10 I - le Id t le I f-' ! - 10 10 le t - 10 10 1411 10 1 r' le 10 lot 25 block 1 Robins Lund 10 Ha zelmre subdivision Jos W Dunvon to Dora 18M Lay- 4 12 ton section tovinettip zouth range 1 wrist le E C Stentz to William 0 son lot 6 blook 1 Weotminster 10 Heights Writ R Arnim McFarland & Son to Archie Merril-lan& Son lot 6 block 10 33 10sere plat A Home Owners' Loan cornoration Rose citation lots 19 20 21 10 Fairmont Sprituts Deseret Federel Savings & Loon H to Courtricht assortatiryn lot 3 block 132 plat A le Angelo Rehoutto to Kennecott Coo- per corporation lot 3 block S plat E Wilkes Official Survey 19 of Upper Bingham JOsrph Lerwill to Kennecott Copper lot 13 block 4 corporation 10 plat A Alice E Lancaoter to Robert 1r 34 township Lancaster section 2 south range 1 west 10 Everett M Hamilton to Earl Reed Ellis section 21 township- 1 10 south range 1 east Clarence E n'Anz to Edgar Stanley lots 11 to 15 block 2 Oakland Place Edoar E Stanley to Wallace P JoeNeit lots 11 to 15 block 2 10 Oakland Pince Wallace 1 McNeil to Edgar 23 3 section townsOip Stanley south range 1 west le Joneph A Gunderson et al to C LaVon Stout kot 22 block 6 Clermont sundivirtion le Agnes A Anderson to Jewell 7 Raomuseen biotic 29 lot 1 plat le Don Nowlin to Claud W DietI 14 1 rioutn meetion k 1 It" east townanip range W Farr to Mori A reel let 14 block 10 Douala Paris The Hni corporation to Asoociats4 oil end Goa lot 6 blot& 07 blat A 3000 Tri4vy Loan and Trust compsinv to David A Gocollad to 21 bionot 8 Fremont Hehts 10 Loan and Trust company to Tracy T W Edwards lot I block Ie 10 pint A K D Hardy to State Road Commission Of Utah lot 10 loik 2 I le plat B Anna L! Anderson to Zino A Wilkins 3 section 31 townahip south ranoe I east 10 John S Sondberc to Drooke L Let et el lot 9 to 12 Bartch imr subdivision end other prOprt 10 Mark T Parkinson to Blame Ilot '4J block litouuo Akingsnorv la in View le Gerrard Invoatment company tet sect ion A Francl Oaksogt I weft 30 township 2 south to renSe Fred Anticro Mary Ann Jam son section 19 towntship 2 bouLA I ranee I east Ftsv BrriWn to Jeosne 14 Prritina ots 42 and 43 block 5 Chooterfield Maxine C Anderson to Jarnea L Jonoen eotion 31 township 2 mouth range 1 east 2001 Don Nowlin to Joseph Dmigiisis roots 21 township 1 On LIU 10 ramie 1 inlet Wootits to Ca renua M Arthur Roo st en burg sect ion 27 toatro 10 ship 1 south range 1 east 0 W Ross t1 Albert P Nelloon Park plat C le Highlend ESher Josophine Stewart to Charles T Rocnon section 28 township 1 10 south range 1 esat Fire( Socurity Truot erooponv to A G Brockhanio lot 2 block 71 13001 plat A RupertS C Rest to eRonalei Boot 10 lot block 21 Plat A Ronald Best to Runert C Best e 10 Plat A lot S block 21 Nathon In Kaplan to autotti A 7 2 lot 10 block riot Kaplan BarbaroSi Howard to Alvin Pocock 10 lot block 5 Homotiol-Irvin W Morgan to Lillian Morton Thornton-ilot IL block 20 lativoe fist A o Albert Corot to Arthur 8 CUltotv IOU 34 township 1 south 10 range 2 werit Ben C notrley to Lite" W itTrititt 2fl 84--I 2 south township range 1 west f f - I 7'''' :7:" t ':-:''1 t bar :: g & 1 Z - - I - - - - It i !:1 rlIZ- 1iciv4 and Myrtle Thelma Monotain Vitt' sort January R Salt Lake County Weaver from Grace 200 - A Certificated crease wool spot 95 nominat Wool futures closed 3 to 2 eehtS furnished by the National Association of higher: tops 121 May 1184 July March SecurIties Dealers Inc M 118 9 hid moot wool tops 122 nominal Certificated Bid Asked nineOrDFIN — Donna Myr 10 Hilton mon t hold daughter of Darwin and Myrie Affiliated rUnd Inc 234 256 atreet Bin died of ford Hilton 443 Bagley Dividend Share" 103 114 Friday at S a In in an Ogden hospital of 1684 1845 ruild Inveetors Inc a illness short 26A7 Kevatnne Cuetodn pneumonia following 2376 NEW YORK Jan 22 —The Associated The chid was horn April 12 1942 e dd 17ns 1553 Press weighted wholesale price inrieN or Rexburg Idaho Surviving are her parents ein Al R9q 35 commodities brother Dm rwin RIine HilInn elf advanced to on dn 301 Friday 35N Frevionus day 1(1147 111453 week ago Ogden Mr a nd Mrs Chn ries T Hilton and ind 333 f 4n0 MJIryland r Mrs Fred Bagley of Rexburg and 10410 month PharPo ago year ago Pyle 11)55 4SS 1030g Coviartrly Idaho grandparents 9750 Shop Gin Stilts - 100-poun- d Investment Companies ions NEW YORK Jan 22 (AP so - Clifton Graeae Adams 20 Sall Lake Binh Kietitg 19 $alt Lake rcThnseryrvil 112 brick store building 234 s Owner Remodel d 114 63 l south range 1 east Edward J Holmes to Lawrence Wil- lot 23 Lorraine ation 3 Lind'Roy Glazier to Vern E blad kits 2S and 29 biock 9 Idiewilde addition IL Angus Jensen to Lorin A met Marlen lot 4 block 3 Wanner Place plat C Thorns' R Robins et al to Verda Ellis Brown Hale legal age Granger: Lavina I Widow legal age Granger William Perry Tire 29 Salt Lake: Anna Dolores Qn trin 29 Salt Lake Charles B Maloney S23 Salt Lake: Regina L Meryl? I Brainard Neh 1 News of Record Building Permits - mar-fle- 7i 17141 83 12 Ptiff rt J Cunningham 49 cifinisher died Friday st hiR home treet of heart 589 East Third &out') trouble ne had been ill two Years 17 1893 in Amerwas October born He ican Fork the son of James and Mary his edureceived He Jensen Cunningham cation in the American Fork schools and married Fdditha Payne February 16 1921 in Salt Lake City They lived in Salt Lake City five years and then moved to Provo hi widow are a son besides Surviving Fred J Cunningham stationed in Corporal I to Rose et Petro Etioene Hawaii- three brothers and three sisters C Peon! lot 13 Laurelhurst and Ross Lewis and John Cunningham Dora Rippo Croft to David Mr Ruby Carlson of A meriran Fork 3 2 Croft pRovo---Ea- fMent -21tet I title ed decroe Jai-limn-' I If - Sarah Erickson Salisbury Condor - :'- Third District Court Anderstin 100-poun- d II maiden name rastored Judgments Entered l 142 ) f re ary of Provo Friends may call at the home of a Cater Mrs Calvin Jensen of MayOn field Saturday evening and Sunday prior to th services 6 h mtt r- 2 in the Mayfield L D 8 ward chapel Lester Hansen bishop will of ficiate Burial will be In the Mayfield cemedirection tery under of the Deseret mortu- Mrs Virgil' Lloyd Lot t : Joe Brandon from Phyliaa Bel sly Stan-do- n De oodac( wearied ensdoaert ion tody of minor child and $t pOt money Lout Buttrwocth tcrim teflrand Butterworth Plaint iff traned crucify IVO-of minor child illtnitUr custody per month support money and 1T5 attorney fees Rhoda Fay Baxter from Ben C Batter cruelty Plaintiff awarded c natod S of minor children $tiO per month annport money 160 attorney tees and enats M Ada ms Bre irmIlier from ?en-to- n Phyllis W See gm iller nonItiport um-Kir- troop at Thistle lest Tueswill be conductday ed Sunday at 1 p m e two-inc- 1 stored Grande train Western ::7L'': :::!: I MAYFIELD —Funeral a ervices Zor Maurice Odean An- 3- 6 t 11"alirice Odean Anderson h AL t' z t- IStatistics China and India in Asia change very slowly if ever It does not require great imagination to predict that the very bigness of the present conflict will multiply the post World War I demand for silver many times Likewise the role of the United States at the peace table will be tremendously Wedding Anniversary Gifts more important in about the same ADSEN'S—MDRRA Y UTAH ratio as that of our respective Katie Ellen W Pottery Pyryi Ovenware—Roseville Forsgren in the GIFTS WRAPPED FREE conflicts two participations — BRIGHAM CITY Mrs Katie Ellen That "worthless" silver (and White 60 died at 5:50 p m "hoarded" gold) may well prove to Friday Forsgren of a heart attack at her home here Licenses She was born November 2 1882 at be the instrument for world bal Goshen a daughter of Charles IL and Marriage ance and peace Weber Earah M Guyman White and was reared County and educated at Colo I I i Cheese----Reeelpt- - 4 I — IIDeaths WASHINGTON Jan 22 UP)— S L Bank Clearings The government is completing 00 debits $3 611556 Thursday's Same clay last year 4163711 00 plans to buy all American-grow- n 6 45 3783197 clearings Friday's 144 3 11: it 3 314 Same day last year 445998266 wool for the duration of the war 141 1212112 112 14 44 1514 15 15 71 7 6741 Representative Fisher (a) Texas? Emil'- - Graham Iitinsaker 671 14 2714 271141 2734 said Friday after a conference with 3 36 14 36 36 CITY—Funeral srvies wilt 11 14 1034 10141- officials of the agriculture de he BRICIIAM conducted Slitulav fLt 2 P rn at the 9 211'41 2144 2114 rt'si rd Itnnvville L n chapel for 14 cc 9 60141 60141 6012 Hutsaker Al of Itonevville partment Fmity clraham 7 11 11 sit who died in a local hospital Thursday al20 17 Till 17 Basic of features the plan after a Plx weeks' 3 3 12 14 24( 17112 Ancl was horn May 21 ready have been worked out but 11 Mrs Htinsaker 1714! 1712 the daughter tf Frntiertek 11 SI England 10141 1014 there are some details to be de- 111Meft HMI Jilehmon Ann 1 11 firaharn Mary a At' 17 of in small group Strength cided such as the and per- She came t to the Milted States with herS 16191 164ii favored issues-Silve387-age of three As L D King Coal- sonnel which will agency 36'AI 3614 parent' theythe traversed handle the ac- converts the plains with 2S 2874 2 g 12 2844414 ilion New Park and Tintic Lead— HnneVVIIIP Initialand settle' I he said haldcart 3111 3121 3121 tloners program quisition on the where featured had she all resided 303 her life 511 4'51 trading Friday 511 29141 be under the the may TORPoh ly program tn 44 She 44 29 s 29 12 married Bunsaker wpi Stock Lake Salt exchange 1R71 Ito olcd in 19:17 She was presi28 28141 2841 2812 food distribution administradent col Silver King Coalition advanced new Monevville for 51' 4714 47121 4714L of YWMT Fisher added' more than 'Ittl years and also was a member 6141 11' 812 6121 to $275 up 10 cents New Park tion nt ths monevville 19 camp Daughters ctf would The szi 4114i acquire government 4 Lit 4 41 42 a 414 cents half 4412 Utah Pinvsers at It up opened on a wool basis the tsn children 2412 2314 241s she she AlthoPrh had grease only I 46 cent and advanced to Tintic —that is before Tin 22 25 421x! 42142 4214 reared five children from Infancy rhey and ace 476854 pounds: firm prices un- Lead scouring 5 37141 3712 14 3714- Mrs Adella Boothe a Fnnice cents ”rsr at 1012 up opened chanzed 7 7144 to informaC C Walters and Vie- Mont 711 714! 10111 Sheridan Live poultry—Firm receipts 14 trucks half cent and advanced to 11 Tin-ti- c cleaning—according 26 101 ctila fl Rill both of Boston Mass And The tion Fisher buymarket unchanged 2 2911 given 29 29 major Vera Boothe of Three brothers and Provo at Standard opened unchanged 5 4314i 412air 421iing would begin in the spring as sisters also survive reti 12 8 8 to and advanced 25 $12712 $130 - 14 the first of the 1943 clip was 16 1611 16 acted to 1271 14 132i1 Potato Market the clip then stored in ap- Ella Zi tick Johnson shorn o 9141 1311 94! - 34 Clayton Silver only loser of the proved warehouses IDAFIO FALLS Jan 22 and indexed 31 80 1 79 REAR RIVER CITY—Mrs Ella Zinck For upper valley of Idaho: Offerings light day dropped to 24 cents off 112 71 8312! 83 rinadcrd Granger daughter Decem183 14died in Government appraisers would set aJohnson 37 of Bear River City after wire inquiry rather light demand moderate- cents ber 18 11: 1612118121 18114an Rowa—Poser City hospital Brigham Friday LaYmen and Bessie Ellratrading' limited market firm on 23141 2714 28 and individual the price illness of two weeks clips Dealers other sales including cash track beth Trientos 184 West Third North Silver 121 curb In 33 afternoon trading in was born She ceilDenmark to Copenhagen be would and f 0 b a 1: Russets U S No 7111i rtsuatter 8 according January 7 prices Is3 698411 6814 October 2 905 and came to the United flenAtlekitoo — Vance size A King Coalition advanced to $290 in minimum 66 121 Hetirg and Merit Statem as an L D S convert with her parsacks washed mostly sold delivered un- and Tintic Lead to 14 cents New ing schedules street daughter '1792 14 Lake 9 6 6 1APail a child d wax ents when she She washed 8 an 5 611421 occasional sale Park continued to trade at 48 JsctlarY 524I 6111 $215 to Lorenz() Johnson in September 71 and Annie Carts Irdwitt 24 32241 $210 InUmostly No 1 unwashed 3240— $2051t 1924 in Salt Lake City 210 A Packs U S No 1 cents and Clayton Silver at 2412 Ittacklin Gerrietd daughter 59! 2711 2A12I is xurvived by her husband and six U S No 2 few $255 3 size per cwt 1211 507 49141 49144- iWool Markets Pnill and danghterg Mrs Zelda Livingand Idaho utility grade 4 len Albert and Elisabeth Ann sacks Howell at 4 cents also was un1711 17 11751'41- Nk:W YORA Jan 22 (A P)—Greaaa stone Paul Donald Marianne Arliene Key Lewia—G S i 55 tv 160 195121 Hon'tott Garfield son January 11 511 were not in River Bear active all Johntion and of wool firm but futures changed Carolyn to Calm bulk 14 Too 7341 few growers 24 per cwt! 741 7141 wit tops City: four brothers and sister" Mrs Carrie ympatity wool rt 14v4 11 23141 27741 28 '4 14 sales to quote a general market futures closed 15 cents high- Zirck Eorsgren of Brigham City Irving and Grease a 27 1714! U Tt nr S Mra er: March 95 cents bid Lee 50 Ai 12 2714 1174 F-- C 744 a 92 91 no 89 of-ou- 442 h Raymond M Smith was reelectassistant vice president at the ' roxF— 22 board of directors' meeting of the 5Qc: Itc e First National bank of Salt Lake $1M5 nominal: rola' sales Friday SR3410: previous City to- 72' 92c norn!na: Mr Wednesday afternoon A102741: work ago 9P4250: Yrar rigv rnroinRI )71rYirP1wic!-- t Smith's name mas inadvertently 7 j 5 00: A iek °flit' two 411Part: 431250: years ago :4 S7on 7 !0: red Iago r1 t 1 to date 12010962: year ago omitted from the list of officers It 21 so Inver $700 in Friday morning's Tribune two year ago 10408600 (gSLOCI it afaja $2950 3600- N! accumulation of silver could 146 93410 Alteghany cv 5a 44 171 74i— 34 learn much about the potentially 49 do cv 5 151 66 do 5s 50 at A & F R 58 2039 501 8114- much greater value of this silver Am T & T 31411266 2118 do 3 8 61 by studying the details and cirA T&SF 48 95 6114 cumstances Beth SU 3128 52 surrounding the role 41041 6'2 58 55 5141 D&RGW of silver during and after the first 73! do 58 55 asd TN 231 4 3 Ng Central 43ax 66 world war The situation today is Mo Pac 58 77 F 242 38 54t 84 54 Sou Pac 4128 St If 14 not very different except that the 141i 551 do 4½i 69 United States has a greater supply 411 95 121— do 3x4x 46 82 57144 do 4 12 Ore 77 of silver Ito Pac lit 4x 47 28 109 n! 7i1 Ptah P & 5 5x 44 Today as during the first big 7 9O1 West lin 51 war the rank and file in India will not accept paper money Today as then the allied nations owe India stupendous sums for materials for war Toward the end of the last great conflict India's demand for silver had caused the world price of silver to increase 50 per cent and the only source of silver became the silver dollars stored in the vaults of the United States IRIDA Y'ErIAOTATIONA treasury Then come the Pittman S act which permitted the melting Bid Asked of millions of silver dollars to 1$ Alta Tunnel S a Am Met M Co the British with bullion provide Big Hill : 84 with which revolution in India was Bingham Metals se Black Metals averted That is an established Bonanza Mining 006 Bristol Sliver fact officially confirmed by the 00 Bullion 0000 British government At the same Cardiff “ Cedar Tails time China and Russia obtained Central Standard 40 )114: Chief Con vitally needed silver in this counSilver Cayton try and the records show that Colorado Con Call itexali India was absorbing 75 per cent of Combined Metals all the silver produced in the world Comet Coati) Common with Lead 12 1918 it was authoritatively By Crescent Eagle stated that "the free coinage of all Croft Crown Point 01 o3 the silver in the world would not 03 Dragon the demand for silver" E Crown Point 0014 01 satisfy East Standard 02 E Tin Coal 03 05 Embargo Placed on Gold 01 East Utah 02 03 0134 Empire M knee During the first world war an 17 Eureka Bullion was placed upon the use 20 Eureka Lilly Cod :: : : 12121 embargo Eureka Mines ' 01 of gold in foreign trade Today the 07 10 Eureka Standard Gold Chain 00 03 United States is buying all silver 01 Great Western 000 0014 and gold offered from all parts of Horn Sliver er4 : 1112 Howell but gold coin is no 0141 the world Eirlian Queen Ketniene 00121 0114 longer legal within the confines of 00 Keit ince 09 05 the United States and its posses15 34 25 Keystone Leonora 00 14 0012 sions As a matter of fact our Dittie Mdiy 0012 only legal tender above the five-ceLead ?il :V Mammoth 000 piece is silver or certificates Miller Hill 02 0014 backed Miners Gold 31 02 00 by silver btillion stored in Missouri Monarch 000 02 00121 federal vaults MoacoW 0044 0112 1 95 Mt 1 70 During the first world conflict Cy Copper 01 12 04 View Mountain numerous "explanations" were of00 12 Naldriver 00 47 New Park 46 fered for the rise in the price of 000 01 New Premier silver One was that its production New Quincy 01 :4 i :i 44 North Lily was 'decreasing Another was the 01 No standard 00 14 Ohio Copper 05 0414 growing scarcity of gold coins 04 Park Bingham 01121 Another credited the increase to 05 04141 Park City ::::i 04 01 Park Konoid private hoarding of silver coins 00 02 Park Nelson Still another involved the sup1t2 04 Park Premier °I 1 65 1 40 Park Utah posed secret acquiring and hoard01 Pioche Bristol OK 6i ing of silver coins by agents of Plumbic Mines 00 10 04 plutua Con This last foreign governments 20 16 Prince came at alime when 41 45 Rico Argentine "explanation" NI 00 00 Coalti Roystmi our mints were experiencing trou' 2 90 2 75 Silver King Coal ble in supplying the demand for so 14 20 Silver King West 01 Silver Shield 000 small a coin as our piece Silver Standard 004 Sioux Mines 0012 and in France small silver coins 0014 So Iron Blossom 0012 61 So Standard 04 disappeared almost entirely At i 00 01 02 Swansea Con one time there existed a theory Oo IA Tar Baby 00112 that Germany was attempting to Tintie Central 14 Tin tic Lead 101Is 000 absorb all the silver and gold in 1 27 12 1 30 Tintic Standard the world in order to make it 03 Union Chief 0014 01 Utah Con 00141 000 possible to pay its war indemnities 04 06 Ut Wyo Con Oil in paper money 02 I: Victor Con 25 Walker Mining 0000 4712 West Toedo France Paid in Silver : ::: 6t 0014 Wilbert ' 02 Yankee Con 6644 It may surprise many to recall i 01 02 Zuma 2 in 2 iln Ut Id Su g corn 00 -our government paid our that 10 50 10 12if do rifd disbursements to France in army FRIDAY tr1 A LES silver when the first A E F was Clayton Saver 500 at 3412e r h 1an 22 (Utah-USDReceipts 658 includes 633 through 25 market: no good steers sold early common to medium truck-in- s $900 t) 1100 good slaughter steers quoted up to $1350: medium to good trucked-iheifers $1125 common heifers down to cows lo of good trucked-i$800? odd cutter to medium cows $8004o S1075:canners down odd trucked-i925 $750 bulls $1050 medium to choice vealere $1400 kt 1D00 common Yealera $1250 down 1681 Hoge: Receipts 1995 includes weak 14S market 166 direct through to 10 cents lower top $1440 on ISO to 230 pound butchers next weights $1375 cd 1415 sows $1240 up 579 all through: Sheep:n Receipt& trucked-iIamb $13257? 1400: ewes w ca one 7 00 of rlot local ewes $500 brought $675 with 30 out at $600 OGDEN Jan 22 ) -C- attle: Receipts 465 Includes 230 market 235 through: not enough here to make a very based on Thursday's late good ahowing SALT Net Chge 24 t 5 Livestock Market Quotations NORTH the Shift BORN Antisilverites and individuals who speak of the "worthlessness" By 1 'Sales' High Amer Sop Pow Cities Eerviee Elee Bond & Sh do ofil Hecht Mining Mt City Cooper Niaz Hud Pow i lElalesi Clone War Orders is STOCKS (lJtah-LTSDA- 174 31' 1212 12121 111i 12 11112111114 15 36141 35141 35121- 111 2211 21141 22 11' 10141 1014 10124 1 R C of Am H K Ort1 Rem Rand Rep S':eel B Rev C Reyrt TbB Safe Sines Arms sehen Dst1 Cara Roe Serve' Inc! sn Un Oil $ K Coal I simmons Vac SP ac Soutri Hy do pf 1serry Crp s!eg1 Std Brds 011 Cal' 011 $d Std Oil NJ St 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T4 C Fox Uri 13 & P I: Carbtde U 13 7 25 10 30 10 21' e 24 16' S 27 19 6 23 a Pheips Phil Pet Peszal pf Pr stl Car G Proc Put N J PuLman G 724i 8 2 lit s Patine) Penney J C' Perm RR 71 5 4 9 7 syc&stl L 66 Dal 12 12 53 11 NYC RR col 99 59 5734 -- 7 I v 1:71 2 2i 1114 7 Nat Blitc Nat C Rg Nt Dv Pr Nat DLst Nat Gyp Nat Lead N P Lt Nat Steel Nat Supp New Indus 99 7 - I 45 16 Miami Cp Mid-Pet Mont Ward Cp Murray Nash-KelNat Acme 14 13 80 TCAGO p5a 1 39 64 991 Cash Quotations 111 :191 s It 97 4 $i1 - 8 174 S 4 34 34 4! 11411 1041 11334- 17 1S 67 6 '11 34' 4 McK&Rotio Pure 16141 16a111 7'66j 714r 7311C 18 18 181'd 44-s- i 4121 414!6 29114! 2644 26341— let 4 4t 41qg 27112 27 2714 54111 543r 5430 16 1544 1510 33 kil- l34 41 33 41 1W' GI LNIeNeel B Pepei-Col- 11 16414 27 23 13! 1514 11! 5! 10121 10 3' 8141 11 F Parke 144 1— 5 Kresge S S Kroa Groc Lehman Cp hi SItt flange of Chteszo Futures CHIC 1(:r0 IA i 22 ( AP —Wheat Lw 11 4411 51 39 'May' 51 39 I Macy Co Mar Mull Marsh Fd All officers I n J&LSt1 Kennecott 14 2 1706117141 171i' 5 IA 341 LOOSA'S Inc Lorillard Ncaek Trk Retains Officers 3: 24141 2411H- 2461 144 30144 22a4 22&6i 22141 16141 1312 15 31— 2' 58141 57 Tig 57 23 139 :13714 136124 7 33ic 33 33 7 14912 14 9 149214 311C&1 13 31141- I 1114i 11741 lo 11441 141 3 IA 14 314 8 8 741 2 tt 25 Ss 8 A 188511812i 161i' 79 33 32121— 323 12 3512! 3540 3512 50 45141 45341 45kt 9 5' Lockheed Savin(is Concern 6 16 9 24 14 I 21' 26 66 6 24 22 Interlake I Int Harv Int Mere M Int Nick C int Paper T1 Int T Johns-M- 13 27144 h i ! ' curb exchange: n ' Missouri-- 43 22 45 12 1 121-4- bond market absorbed considerable rrofit taking Friday and emerged with four of the five main groups Rt rew average highs for a year or longer Gains of fractions to more than a point were widely distributed Most of the forenoon but new higlt Homestake prices attracted selling HoudH H Issues ending with gains in- Houston 0111 Central cluded International Telephone Ju Ind Rayon! 125 at 67t2 and 53 at 7014 Ina 8 Cop Kansas-Texas 37! 8 2S 161-4- Fast ir East man 22 4:Pi—The 4 2 ft Donne M in Pouz A inc Du Pont t 263i 3044i 1 14 & ' t:1 27as! 30141 ccloomrn nn ss NEW YORK Jan 22 f AP)—Following is a list of transactions on the New York 1 3 ee Curl) Prices i x gru'-'4-'- -- i s NEW YORK' Jan 22 A Hoist k Co members (Complied Mt J York stuck exchanse of the New Close Change Low High 20 Industrials 12292 12150 12199 up 06 2911 2876 2887 off 07 Rails 1588 1588 1577 up- 14 Utilities 9227 up Bonds 8951 up 439 Commodities 22 fAP)—Following CORPORATION BONDS Sitteil In SI 000 ) L Net (Sales High Low Close Cog 8 8 25 812 Adarr Ex 111141 9 42 Air Reducti 41340 la 4 lea 4 2fl 44 Alaska Jun A iie Lci St! 20 19 2012 20 Al Ch & D 21i 150 14714150 17 Allied trs 6341 817'1 21i1 A 33' Mfg i 2 2111 544i- - 44 Ainme 3421 54 36s Cabiel Am Can 12 77111 76541 76341 - 313 11 Am CankFi 22 29140 2821 2844i86-8 24 Am Locom 84 12 9 22 211e2if 221i' :Zrrim i':1:'WL1 46 6741 evai it g7i 1 1 Lit 15 1114 11 Am Roll M - la Am tmel!! 20 40 394 3014121 Am 12 2134i 21 4: it: Am 23 1301413014113014 'i i 4714i 14 11 4714i 47 Am Tob B 7A41 11! Am 741 - Iv 13 35 34 Am T1YVF' 711 3 Li 3711 15 Am W Wk li 3i 4aa 441 2814 434i Vra:70 n111 8 104 2634i 264 a 84 Arm Ilitnot 311 7 32141 b214 32141 — Arms Cork 2S 744 As Dry Gd 714' - li 22 4914i 41314l 4!::irckt!ine - al 6 2S 741: 27 441 28 r4 S 20 19141 Atia Perini '244 - 14 Arias Corpi 734i 19341 7 3 ki C oere 73 334 tia'hai Lo 14 12 1174 114 1134 -:lite: 371 334 10 Iwnst (?:3'll 24 131 13 13 111 11 14 1412 14144 Bath 1r TA' 33-112 356-35121 ritert):11 stevet 39 46 5911 58 1a 59 61-B:aw-Kn6 36 6N Boeing Air! 12 164i 15kal 155a1- Borden Co' 11 237a1 23E4)1 23 ib Borg-Wa- r 21 10 2 211 - 11 11 2213i 221i 22511!-N?f'ffgg! 31-33t11 7 111 71 23 71( BRuddWil 25 10141 101-231A1 2341- 2 2312 7 7 7121 Cal Ak 7!a 6- !11 7 61 SLenadJr&e! 6441 85 5 85 4 Li 41 20 411121 Cater Trac ( 12 27 74 27 414 27 U6 rA &ori? S 34441 3412j 3412 i 14 36 3544 3514- -116 12 9 16 124111741 69t4CChrya C06 42 climax mol 11 35121 35141 cr:01"eattcollsr! 2 92441 151i41 92 Jan First War 'Role Recalled TSilver's 1World - 1 january 23 1943 lZztkc ::: NOTICE That on and after this date will not bp responsible for any accounts or debts contracted be are-on- o other than myself Dated January 21 1043 E (Signed) GEORGE WILLIAM3 1 - t : |