Show - - r -- v- t '' V - 1 CI)c S"It Zfribtinc IN Wednesday Morning 17 February 1943 --"- ) - Stock Market Quotations Stock Prices I Feb 16 (A13)—Folow1ng I s a tabulation of today 's stock transactions (pet the New York stock exchange: NEW YORK Profit Sales Put Stock 1Dow-Jone- Sailes AollETIR Au- Prices Down - High 972 4114 4 2272 149 712 31 5534i 432 83 28741 9 as 23 25 Ex- Reinc At Juneau A1leg L St Al (2' & D A1 lied strs I 3 15- 17 I 4 8 Low i Net Chg Close 9121 - 914- 14 12 4014: 4034 - 4 212121 4 t 2214- 14801497121 - 71-- Aills-- C Mt: 19 30321 31 2 Am Airlins) 55341 5534- - 34 4 Am C & C 12 434 NEW YORK Feb 16 Am Can 14 82341 83 3) - 172 & C Am 11 2832:28341 stock market came off pretty well Am Loco i 16 2n a brush with profittakers TuesAm Metal 14 19 2234: 23 Ie 7 1ii 7 1it 66' R&SIS: Ill 71a day although minor casualties Am 1441 R 1A 11711 Am 25 1114i 117'qf were plentiful Am 8 & P 15 40741 12 2114! 23 Am St1 Edr1 23141- Many customers began to cash Am T & T 12 39 136 1'3512136 118 8 in Am 12 on the idea the Slig!- I': li the Am Type as 34 32! 34 32- 114 VIsc 10 34 recent upturn to the highest aver- Am W WkI 53 5 5 47s arre level in more than two years AAm Z L&S 18 2751214 27572 27512 -- 14 IA Lacorn4 3) 4 cailed for some sort of technical Arm Id 37374-- 14 374 - Ni 8 34121 34 Cork 34 correction Offerings were well ab- Arm 71-27! Assd GI' I) 714 774 sorbed in most cases however and At T & 8 F 211 4612 4614 46124 12 Ail C Line' 14 2411 27 24 :23 declines of fractions to a Atl 14 5: 221 Ref 21141 21141-- so or were or cut AGRI" 91 32 85 converted 20 point 914 4 Corp 4141 Asia Corp! 109 414 4321 Into plus signs near the close - 14 21Loco 13 12N 1214 There were 103 new 1942-4- 3 1S4 4 Bait & 04121 Oil! 10 14741 14111 14141 Brrsdil despite the spotty perform8 15 I IV 144! 14141- - 72 ance generally Among these were Bath Bend Avia! 21' 36121 3630 3612- - 12 15Beth 5977414 6n Sti 59121 American Telephone Public Servt- Raw Knox 12 7 11 7 IA 7 14- e7'e of New Jersey American Be Airp iI 10 1622i 233-4- i 1611 - 14 Co 32 24 Woolen Goodyear American Can BdrdenWar nt 12 29321 29 48 29 12 - 14 Texas company and Curtis Pub- Pasrg Mt! :24141 19 2414 24 Firgs 21 4141 Budd Mfg 4341 4341 1sning 9' 8141 Budd Whl 832 8341 It was another of the broadest Cal Purr Al Mi 22 1041 1072 1054i- -- 12 14 4: 25 24141 24321Pack I markets of the past year 930 7 7 ail 12 8 7121 Cal & Hoc al 14 611- 6 Pac issues being traded Of Can 612) 6121 2 90 Caae Co 8934 89341- - 112 these 395 were down 268 up and Cat 14 44 12 44 Tit Tract I 23 45 29 3 294i 2878 C6ari Crp unchanged 14 Cerro- de P 3 37341 37 It 3714 A wide rally in commodities Ches & 0 21s 37 3614i 36710- - 144 121-45sided sentiment for securities At C G W pf 1234) 18 73341 7314! 73ssl- - 14 74 Chicago wheat jumped 1 a4 to 2 Chrysler CI Molyb 9 421-4- ! 42141 42124- 3 CI Peabdy a bushel on reports the Com- Coca-Col35141 3340 35141 a 14 2' 99 9972 '4 9972' 18 10 18141 18 modity Credit corporation had dimp-o- Colg-P-G&E1 3 114 234 3 t 3 lit - 14 of its specified 125000600 Co1 1414 30 le 30 Crert Comi 2914 adof bilsnels feed wheat Corn :Ls !Corn In Tr 21' 3314! 3234 32 121-CGml Soh14 48 1174: 1214'4 to Irs' cent and hogs Corn & So 326 vanced 74113-16- ' 7411-1- 6 60cum Ed equaled a peak Corn ad-w- Con 245i 24 IA 24631 14 571 18 18721 After 18141 51 to a bale 5120 up !Con Copp 15' 534: 512 5'41 114 66 18121 18 Ecis Losing stocks included General Icon 18124 114 Oil 8141 83'4Consol 6741 49! Motors Chrysler NVestern Union Cont 9 1972: 1912I 1944- - 12 New York Central Southern Rail- Cont Corp 6 6 20 6141 Bak Sears-Roebuc- k Cont 6' 3214 32 Can 32 - 7 Ward way Montgomery as 5114! 5141 Cont Mot 33' 514I- L Case International Con 0 Del 20: 30 2932) 2974' 12 16 58 5S :Corn Prod 58341 Harvester Boeing Westinghouse Crane Co 12 27! 1674 1611! 16742- 1Columbia Gas International Tele- Cruc Steel 14 34 721 3334 34 32 774- Cub-7 4 7 71 11 la SIg Union Carbide Anaconda phone 12 Chirt Put 354 35'4: 31: 35 Curt-W94 and Johns-Manvill- e 0 S13 7 10 81s 31 31 31141 19 Ernerglrig with modest improve- inI dr Hod 4 1074 1014 10121 4 l'i 4 1a 14 ments were U S Steel Bethlehem D I & W 16) 44 19141 19 18341 1944 Detroit Ed Santa Fe U S Rubber Wool- Iiixt - 14 Cp-S2: 2414! 24 24 worth United Aircraft Du Pont Dome Mrs I 10 17 1612 17 5 62 62 Airc 6172 Doug North American and Consolidated liu P tie Ni 614672146 1146124 14 81ast A I 3) 33121 33 33341 Edsom 14 East Kod 315414115312 153121- - as 2131 327-4El A uto-- i 3214 32741 19! 1134' 1114' 11321 Klee Boat rim 4 Iv 41 4 14 t E P serv 69 14' 9 814 Erie RR 14 39 do ct 874 812 Ss1118 1714: 17141- - 32 FlIntkote Gen Elec 35121 91! 353-435 7! 3612) 3611 ' 36142- 1Gen Foods N Gen M)10r51 47 a4 47 71- 1- 14 73: 4S 14 S 6141 6141- 634 Guiette RI 17 14 Gotal rich 28 27 3 26a 27114 12 28102 32 27121 T' CHICAGO Feb 16 (171—Virtua1- Goodyear Gt N Ry pf' 74 24 16 2410 24141 - 72 lv the same market news which Greybdund 33: 1512 15 14 111 3412 337 Homestake 34721- Monday left grain traders cold Hdud-8 12 B 1174! 12 41 S61 OIL resulted Tuesday in the sharpest Hout0o11 612 5711 6121 Cent 10 8341 8141 81321- 1- 14 advances in many sessions pus- L1110!1 614 Ind Rayon: 33141 33141 3374 U2 11 Ifi '" 48 Inspira Coa 448' 1111 117 74 hig May wheat futures to a new 1n7er:ake 7142 seasonal peak at $141 Int Harvet: 24 6134! 60'4: 60141- - 32 14 Int Mer at': 55 12 11121 32 14 Trading started with modest t 33121 33721- 21! 34 12 C Ft Nick fractional advances Buying accel- 1117 28: 10721 101-41072 Paper t T & TI 109 7 12 7 5i In 7 14 3 on erated congress Johns-Mareports 78 7712: 7712i- - 112 was opposed to the payment of Jones dit LI 204' 12 2114 21141 2114 :2 K C South 5341 554 534 and would seek full par!- Ketineoott 66 3174 31121 31741 on Kre4ge S SI 5 22141 2'2 22141 prices in fixing ceilings An-- :74 Kroger Gro! IL 2614 257:20 commodities MI 6' 2734' 27 Lehman agricultural Db-0-2 35140 25 2 nouncement the commodity IiMcN&L Gli 18-3! 3512 6 -6 57s 14 L & credit corporation had limited fur- Loc 4 14 70 69 70 Lig k M B 14 15! 12 heed 19 19 1934 ther sales of wheat for feeding 1oe a a In 6 11 4 8 111 4714 4 778 t - 14 because stocks were low Lori:lard P 1 912 5 19 34 1912 Tr14s! - 1214 9 3 2 14 32 32 the final stimulus and Mack M ac y R H 14 4' 24 43! 24 24 Maenne M11 4 4 4 12 advanced sharply in all pits Ma F! 74 8 11 12 r!oail 1214! lit The close in most instances was McKes R 11: 174 1671 17 12 6 7 ' 6741 7 best levels !spans the Cnp at or 11 22 P Midcon 12 2134 2134i2 cents to Ni (Int Ward' Wheat finished I 38! 37141 3614! 37721- 12 7 i14 16' 7141 7 Murray above Mondays close May and Nash-Kel90I 7341 7'411 7'4 : 4 September Nat Acme 16341 163si- 'a July S14114- 14131i 1911 19 lag Nat Biseuit' 27 134' '1910 corn advanced C Reg! 3 22141 22 121 22121- 14 Nat - 12 29i 1644 1644 1 6 cent: May 9978 cents Nat Dairy cent to 111 9! 27121 27 Nat Distill! 27721- 2 to' cents NatGypauml 41 7121 July $100: rye was 7141 714 and to 101 cent 'Nat 16 74 Lead 15741 16 oats up Nat P & Le 131' 3721 332' 334- - 2 8 56141 5631414 Nat Steel sTybeans gained 12 cent in light Nat 30 5631 Sit 871 - 44 Supply trade In 12341 1234 19' Newport N Y Cent 411 12721 12121 1214 12 Y Chi ti I PORTLAND Ore Feb 16 I211 N St 4 112 L pl 13 35 34 34 lit li e —Beef soared to an high NY Shipbld 4) 22181 22341 2234 No Am Ayr 7' 12 117'0 178 - ii or the Portland livestock market No Am Co' 90' 12341 12121 12341 Tliesdav a load of good and choice No Pacific! 53' 8721 8121 8121 15 25 14341 14141fed steers bringing Z16 Ohio Oil 11- 32 ss 57 NI 5614 57 & G 7 hundred El Pac 26 2632 2612 pounds per Pac TIO Ci 15' 3 312! 3 34 8 14 33-4Pack Mot 146! 31414- 3841 12 OMAHA Feb 16 ('P—A 21- - P Am Airw' 31' 26341 25341 261-4871 Pic Param 18321 18141 18124 per hundred Park Utah year high of $1535 on 131 1141 1741 1741 171 28141 28141 283414 the Oma- Parke Day pounds was reported 247-8Min' 12 2441 24 7si ha heg market Tuesday The fig- Patine :I PenneyFt J C 8331 83141 83341-i - 32 Penn 431 26 R 25781 23 ure WRS the highest since a 15! 34321 34121 34121- 14 mtr 1920 when a peak of $1615 Pepsi-Col25144- Li Phelps Lwail: 443 254 !241-E'S Pet 4A3S 46110 Phillips 4640 as reached Postal T pf 11! 1912 1932! 193-5I- 4 Pressed St1 8321 Car 15 874 Sail Pub Sv N J 77 15 14 15 - 14 PllifrIlarl 23! 3144 31 31 Pure 0111 511 141A 13341 1334- - 14 R C A 21L1$ 714 Tfill! 774' t 2 R K 0 20 5141 5 5 2 IA Rem Rand' 9 1314! 13 13111 491 16121 15721 16110 Repub St1 11 Re7ereC&B' 7341 7141 NEW YORE Feb 16 7340 23i 111 Tob 14i Rey 28121 28141interest attaches to Wednes- Safeway SO 1i 3634! 36721 36321- - '4 14 Sava Arm: 13 30711 10141 10741- dav's meeting of American Tele- tzcheit Distt 7) 23141 23141 23141 di& Sears Roe0I 21i 6532 64321 6434- - li Telegraph company phone 'X 12741 1214' Inc) 211 32341 26 rectors for dividend action in view Servel shell U 0)11 22 K 3 10 201il 3 of the effect on earnings of in- Simmons '41 3' 19 1915I creased taxes and the recent cut src- - akt trt ntif 12 1174 12 1611-4south Paci 16141 164 in long-distantelephone 9' 17E-- 4 istutti hyi 1714 172- in pfti ordered by the federal communi9' 3741 27141 3714I- Cot: lir 32 Ni 314311 32414 4 14 Sterry cations commission eAe1 In)-fi Sid Pratuts' 60' 514- 5541 4 Since 1922 the company has paid Std 69 13 F41 3344! 33 1 01 Cal 4 011 Intl' dvidends at the rate of S9 a share Stitt 15' :3024 30 301c— 12 54112 00 N J: 57: 5014 50 annually but a year or so ago Std 8 Stone & WI 19i 77"4 St Ade Corpl 40' 841 7'24! 8 Wall Street financial circles began Surtin Mint 471 to discuss the possibility of a cut Swittt & Col 7! 244! 2434 '44 2414 34' 4514' Texas Co 441 4514'4 because of the tax situation Tx Gulf Su' 18' 40 40 40 I— S Loi 8 8 Pc I Tr! 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Co BLDG Curb Prices 4 NEW YORK Feb 18 (AP)—Following is a Ilst of ueaisv's transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS (Sales I i 22-ye- Co members Hogie Comp Ilet1 by J t of the :sek York ettock exchangeChat-leClose how High Industrials 12866 12770 12A31 ot 20 off 03 Rains 2912 2927 off 293 01 1723 Utilities 1735 1699 92S1 off 03 Commodities Bonds 6991 up 61 t Total sales Tuesday 1182330 shares: week ago 921- previous day 1835840 044: year ago 389100: two years ago 320 050: January 1 to date 31 53536R: two years ago year ago 18006693 19244403 Commodities Index d 2727 in Hundreds) Low :Si Cies High 6 12: 1S6t Close AM Superpower 63's 62 Cities Service 671i it 'it 3 7A 3 a4 177 4 Elec Bond az Sh 3 55 do pfd 541si 543 2 rifts nt'41 Meths Milting 55isi 2 21 i k 2 tat Mount City Cop 2 l'vs 2 hiii 2 x4 2 Nat Tun & MiltC3 2ba 116 212 Nis:: liud Power 21i 7 S7s 87s Technicolor 911' Trans-Lu3 17si 1s! 91 lig 1 112 United Gag 21-21's Sugar: 253 46441 46441 4 6 34 Utah P & L pfd 6 17-i- x 2 Utah-Islah- o SALT m USDA)-Ca- ttle: n common to medium trucked-i- 1200 n cows $923:a1025 canners and cutters $350 (4850 good 1300 good t 1650 common 1423 - 'I 4Is- - S L Stock - --- - LAKE Feb 16 (Utah Receipts 78 Include 44 through and 34 tbr market medium to good trucked-isteers $1150111350 common steers $97541100 no good neifere sold truck-in- s 5105044 lot common early NORTH I - e to choice bulls $1025 choice vealers $155040 to medium vealers $1025 ' I a 02 Crmmonwealth Lead 0012 11 Crescert Eagle Oil 12' 01 0012 Croft 01 Crown Point 01 0:3 02 kioga Receipts 1088 Includes 423 iracon Crown Point 01 0012 throutn to 261 tor market and 402 directon East 03 East 05 Tintic Coalition 10 cents top $15$5 steadyto 250 POund nigner East Utah 00121 02 1b0 butchers lighter hogs 03 0214i weights 250 to 290 Empire Mines 51450I41465: heavy 14 13 over 295 up to 340 Eureka Bullion pounds $1460 sows 12 Cons 17 Eureka IS 12 Lilly at pounds $1425 $13004 steady Mines 01 Eureka 0014 1375 Eureka 10 06141 Standard 32 for few market Sheep: Receipts Cold Chain 01 03 trucked-ilambs $145001475 fat 01 Great Western 004 Horn Silver 07 34 10 OGDEN Feb Id 04 05 h60 Includes 0190 tor market and Howell Receipts Kennebec 02 01 a 360 tfirough mostly trading quiet 10 07 Kentucky-ljtaholdover supply few sales steady at 24 15 Keystone strong to unevenly higher prices when Leonora 0012 0014 bulk best facers znade $11001u1475 low 01 03 medium at $1500 and lower grades Magnolia Lead Mammoth 25 31 down few lots feeders $1025d $12d0 stockers scarce medium to good Mi:ler Hill 01 0014 1340 0012 01 tiellerS $1150441350 canners Miners Gold stanghter 001i2 02 down to $1000 and below good to choice Missouri Monarch 01 IA cows - 81100 41300: cutter to medium :Moscow 0034 canners $850 down to Mountain City Copperi 21212 Sd75 441075 13 below tins bulls mostly Naildriver 187121 s700 and leis few New Park 55 medium down 510250 1200 New Quincy 01 00141 veaiers weak at $1650 down $1000 North Lily 50 47121 Hogs Receipts 1473 includes 200 for North 01 0014 market and 125 tlarough active moderStandardJ 05 ate salable supply Sold early at steady Ohio Cooper 0512 to 10 cents higher prices 02 03 top 81533 on Park Bingham Park City Consolidated! 04 1i 04 34 good to choice160 to 250 pound weights Park Konold 01 04 new hign price heavy weights up Park Nelson 01 beto 340 pounds 81433 fi14btl 02 average Park Premier 01 04 low 1d0 pounds 41435 41405 sows Park Utah 170 190 81275441385 OS 04 sheep: Receipts 2550 Includes 550 for Plimbic Mines 05 10 market and 2000 through no early sales Plutus Prince 1S Consolidated to 30 few lots good choice trucked-ilocal 42 45 at lambs late Monday steady at 41400 Rico Argentine Itrootton Coalition 01 004 441440 Silver 3 :io Coalition King 395 Feb 16 CHICA(jO 20 Siker King Western 30 flogs 14000t total 19000 Sioux Mines 0012001i 10c thigner on ail weights and sows mostly good 001South Iron Blossom 00 lu lbs 81650 to 81570 and choice 1b0-36- 0 S011111 01 Standard 05 lbs top $1575 good and choice IS0-16s w arisen Consolidated 01 03 very scarce at $1500 to $1560 good Timm Lead 12 1012 sows c and choice 1510 to 1 35 1 40 Standard 81535 Union Chief 00 03 4 Salable cattle 9000: salable calves Utah Consolidated 001 01 $104)0 talking firm market on ail killCon Oil 04 06 classes good and choice ateers active Victor Consolidated ing 07 02 cows very bcarce eaatern order Walker Mining 2714 29 in market for practically all classesbuyers top Wilbert 0014 01 steers $1690 these scaling 1200 lbs Consolidated 01 01 neat highest price 51680: yearlings Yankee 01 02 heifer yearlings $1600 Wall Zuma $11375 Utah-Idah2 27 u2 2 3712 Sugar com mixed offerings $1575 bulk steers and do 103712 pf 106212 51475 to $1640 weighty cutyearlings ter cows to $1025 heavy sausage bulls TUESDAY'S SALES to $1425 vealers $1650 to $1700 Chief Consolidated 1000 at 25e stock cattle very scarce Horn Silver 2500 at Sc Salable sheep 4000 total 4500: late New Park 500 at 53c 100 at 52c 500 fat lambs moderately active Monday around steady top S1635 to ahippers at 54e North on fed wooied westerns $ 10(141 others Lily 100 sit 48c Silver King coalition 100 at $33712 to $1610 with lower grades $1575 111)41 iz75 at $350 below: roost oatives $1575 down Tintle Lead 1450 at lie able string shorn western htmbs with NoWalker 2300 at 28c pelLe $1530 most western ewes $875 to $915: today's trade fat lamos actoe CURB SALES (12 M-- 2 P M) ealea most sieady-1- 5c good higher: early Silver King Coalition 100 at $340 and choice wooled offerings $1623 to ewe Almalgamated Sugar pfd 100 at $750 cull and common $1650 fewloadhead 5750to good and choice kinds up $900 not enough yearlings to make a market KANSAS CITY Feb 16 Salable and total 3000 slow I top $1545 sparBid Asked steady to Sc higher 180 lbs and up ingly: good and choice 1$ 750 1$ 770 Arntilg Sugar kit lbs $1325 to $1540: 140-17- 0 $1483 Con Wagon & Maeh 3 so 4 10 to $1525 isows $14 60 to 51485 59 00 64 00 6100 Utah Etre Clay 6000 total Cattle: Salable fed Utah Pow & Li $6 pti 41 00 42 50 400 calves salable 300: total 46 00 47 00 veers fairly active steady to 15c higher Z do pf I C M I 49 00 'I 51 00 other kiiiing classes cattle fully steady veaers steady: to strong- stockers and bulk medium and good feeders f 2 fed steers $1330 to $1525 grade loads good to choice strong weight steers b 1393-lchoice weights 51575 S L $1350 choice heifers $1585: 3 loads good grade medium to good cows $1500 and $1510:cutter to common Bid Asked 51025 to $1225: grade to lots $950 3 35 good sausage bulls Amalgamated Sugar:1 315 $ vealers First Security Corp up to $1350: good to 25 75 26 75 to $1550: 3 loads choice yearMountain Fuel Supply' 6 85 7 25 $1350 tio ling stockers $1465 load fleshy feeders itti'l 011 Ret111111g 760 1608 00 Utah Home Fire InsI13700 $1480 69 00 00 Sheep! Salable and total 7000 early Bs mberger R R 72 bids and scattered opening sales lambs fully steady ewes steady good to choice 'heat pasture lambs $1575: best held above 516 00: good to choice yearl in gs with No 1 and 2 skins $1300 good S L r to choice ewes $650 to $673 Mondav's riebits $621629400 Feb 16 (US Si(ins SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO IASI 4 49 96- - 00 day yeRr DA Salable 10 No calves Nom377317:279 clearings and range cows ab- Tussdavit inal: steers heifers cow-Same last year day 304529233 sent few common $100011050: odd cutters $900 Of 930 canners limited medium to at $800 in 650: bulls firm calves nomgood quoted $1200 (ii1300 inal rood to choice vealers quoted $1400 1500 Hogs Salable 400 Fully 25e lower 3 Range of Chicago Futures cars good barrows and gilts CHICAGO Feb 16 (Ap) $1565 extreme top: few medium 51550 Lcrw Close Open High odd good sows $1425 Wheat-- May Sheep: None Undertone fully steady: 39111 $1 ta $1411ki 114134 wesoled choice to lambs $1500 $119i good 1575 medium to choice wooled ewes $825 July 13912 14112 13914 1413a It has been the privilege of the writer of this column to have known the new chairman since he was starting his mining career e and that career has been His early scholastic training gave no indication of future in After prominence mining 1 I self-mad- completing a business and accounting course Young became bookkeeper for azinc-leafoundry located d in the Joplii district of southwest Missouri About two years later he was made h don-nay- J cashier at the Carterville - all-tim- e n - 0 360-500-- lb TO-ti- Itah-Wviimin- g o i Unlisted Industrials -- - bias i I i I Curb chi-Ac- I I i i 1 i -Cattle: Chicago Grain 923 Produce Market 92 91 90 b9 BUTTER IN BULK—LOS score score score score 9812 li 9 La 991 AN'OELFS 48 47si FRANCISCO Triplets KGGSL—SALT LAKE CITY specials dozen Large white extras dozen Large white Large white standards dozen Medium white extras dozen cliEEsE--sA- m 471g 4612 27 719 38 34 34 NEW YORK Feb 16 (AP—Bitter: ( 'Maxiscarce 439637 Receipts mum prices set forpounds: butter 0 P A for bulk Creamin cartons delivered New York ) ery higehr than 92 score zind premium marks 4714 e 92 score A 467)4c: 90 scor B 4612 c: S9' score C 46c Cheese: pounds: firm Receipts 406-522 prices unchanged Eggs: Receipts 21nol cases: firm The following poultry quotations are wholesale sellers' prices which include a 1 ILHOW4 nee above ceiling levels for first-handistribution costs and commissions: Dressed poultry: Firm All fresh and frozen prices unchanged Live poultry: Firm (Grade lA" unless otherwise specified) By freight: Roasters colored 51 pounds and up 36c 4 to 512 4 pounds 34c klowls colored pounds and up 2812c Old roosters 51 pounds and up 211 c Turkeys hens and toms under under IS pounds 371c DucksRoasters 2M i c 51 By express: pound crosses and reds 4 to 512 pounds 34c Fryers crosses 31e c Fowls Leghorn 4 rocks pounds and up 281s sBrollers d 29 1404-- iSep July sen De‘' 100 Oat- s5814 May Sti Ls July 12 9912 00 0012 1 1 9 9 12 100 001 99 9912 l 00N 5814 50 57 14 12 583i 5734 571 950 alfalfa $3150 kt 3800 al Association of Securities Dealers Inc turmoil the following bid and asked quotations: Affiliated Fund Inc Dividend Shares Custodn S-Keystone do do do Funds Maryland Inc Shrill Quarterly S-- 4 2 2 58 110 24 09 15 57 755 li 42 3 75 5 05 Asked 2 83 1 21 26 42 17 13 8 88 3 80 4 30 International Great Northern first 6s International Telephone 55 Lehigh Valley 5s Missouri Pacific 5s New York Central 41:2s New Haven 41Ls Northern Pa- 6 70 cific 6s and St cisco 41“ c CH1CAGO Feb 1 (AP )—Butter: RePrices as ceipts 405149 pounds: firm quoted by the Chicago Price Current are: c score AA 93 461 90 B CreameryFig C s 4544c 4514 c: 90 centralized B 4514 c other prices unchanged Eggs: Receipts 13172 cases steady to firm: prices unchanged 10 Live poultry trucks firm Receipts cal-tot- LOS ) Feb 16 ( ANGELES —Produce receipts: Butter 193044 lbs lbs c)eese 99211 Butter in bulk 44c Candied tugs eggs 39c ditto mediums 33 12 c cLX to smalls 27c Potato Market IDAHO FALLS Feb 18 Louis-Sa- n Wool Market f For upper vailey of Idaho—Prartlealty no 1 of U P N and only a few offerings U S No 2 demand very good market firm at telling price most present ship-mears not for the regular trade Wits stales f o b shipping points: Ruesets U S No I size A or minimum in seeks too few sales to establish a market U S No --'' and Idaho Mil a few $200 Cash to growers ity grade eWt U S No 1 alhulk per Russet most too fess &ales to quota but a few La& $180 two-inc- ond Prices Hold i n Narrow Range 1 3s Investing Companies NEW YORK Feb 16 I effectively! 1 : Bid and 1 CHICAGO Feb 16 (AP)-C- ash wheat No 2 red $160 Corn No 3 yEIlow 9914 9 98c: No 4 9112c lu $100: sample grade yellow 75c No 4 white $106 Oats No 1 mixed 60c 'ample grade whits 58c Bariv malting 8Sc a $105 nominal: fecd 72 41 84c 11Orrlitlal Field seed per hundredweight nominal: alsike $2100i6i Timothy $4754-4500red 2500: fancy rit red top $725 (it 775: clover 12000 2500: sweet clover $750 (API--Nation- coordinator of mineral production should be appointed by conzressional action it is to be hoped that such action would be simplified by just adding the necessary authority to the powers of the new chairman of coordinating He is thoroughly committees 4ualified to act fairly sensibly 1 Cash Quotations ki individual that a supreme NEW YORK- - Feb 16 en—The ond market Tuesday held within small fractions either way of Mon( day's prices but maintained a steady undertone in all principal igroups Scattered rails and specialties ( developed independent strength especially late in the session when iinquiry broadened for a number of loans selling around par Santa Fe adjustment 43 ran up a point on this bulge toclose at 981 on sales of $105000 American Telephone 3s at 110 and 31is at 1081 were singled out for attention along with Bethlehem Steel Canadian National Railway 5s and Celotex Losers included North Western General Mortgage 53 Columbia Gas 5s Rio Grande Western 4s 1 00 1 5aai 3 57 57 14212 911a2 1 00 34 57 Sep 140 1 4212 by smelting industry EIS indicated by his repeated reelection to the presidency of the American Mining congress an organization engaged constantly in endeavoring to protect the mining industry from destructive and 'crackpot" legislation and adminstrative policies To head such kri organization requires infinite tact and straight thinking Since senators and others still feel Bank Clearins 44 been and is recognized the mining and - I Mis- souri office of the American Zinc Lead and Smelting company operator of several mines in the In six years Joplin district (1914) he was appointed manager of mines for the same company's operations in Missouri Montana Tennessee and Wisconsin and in 1928 to vice president of operations in 1930 to the presidency of the organization Today the company also operates in Texas and Washington Perhaps the outstanding qualification of the director of coordination is his ability to make sound estimates of the possible in the matter of 'production as illustrated by the remarkable accuracy of his predictions as to what the zinc industry could do when prognosticating for the government when the threat of a national emerOne needs only to gency arose examine American Zinc company reports to stockholders to gain a true picture of sane management and financial common sense involved in the affairs of the rompany which he heads Ability Recognized Any hope for success in bring- ing metal and mineral production out of confusion involves We ability to create cooperation Aithin groups of many opinions That ability in the new chairman i - I Man Self-Ma- le Fran- NEW YORK Erb 16 (AP1—Mitrch greame futures advanced aa much as 5 pound wool future' closed 4 cents March 100 nominni higher Certificated grease wool spot 100 nomins Wool tops futures closed 11 to 23 Mdreh cents higher 1245 bid:: May bid 1223 bid: July 1195 Certificated kpot wool tops 1242 nom- (rase h 100-poun- d I inal lEnlistments War Orders' NPR orders—Amended order permitting manufacturers of glaseme greaseproof and genuine vegetable parchment papers to produce up to 100 per cent of the fluent ity they made during the base period under which they operate They previously had a quota of 85 per cent 0 P A orders—Issued M P R No 326 to establish manufacturers' ceiling prices for macaroni and egg noodles to cover the exact extent of the higher ingredient and costs which have occurred since Packing that base period over individual sellers' March 1942 maximums Issued temporary M P R No 1'26 establishing ceilings on the 1942 crop of onion sets at the highest levels at which each individual grower or other merchandiser made sales during the five days between February 10 and 14 1943 Issued M P R No 325 fixing prie 'ceilings on asphalt and asphalt products Amended ration order 17 to persons leaving the United States permit on war asto purchase a number of parrs: signments of shoes needed for the period they will be it broa d ---- - -4 --- al r‘ - sr-vice- AsliGItL Amended f P R No 248 to exempt sales of doinestie metallurgical manganese ore to dealers for resale and to users or processors who use the ore directly in producing steel or in foundry operations P R No 165 to authorSupplemented or maximum ize upward adjustments may be made for farm charges which And automotive equipment repair services by small operators Amended M P R No 237 to place macaroni and noodle products and salted dried pickled and otherwise processed fish under the fixed margin food regulations for Olive oil was wholesalers and retailers excluded from the regulations-Amendethe 0 M P R to make it plain that ice cream cones dixie cups and olher cream remain subject to the ire packaged general maximum price regulation Amended M P R No 280 to provide that recent increases of 3 cents per pound on domestic produced cheese of foreign types will not apply to inventories of assemblers wholesalers and like distributors which were on hand prior to February 10 1943 Amended revised price schedule No 85 to extend the deadline for dealers in new passenger automobiles to complete required 'redelivery services from February 15 to - Separate Maintenance - Salt Lake County Veloy Stanley - from 0tan1ey - ' 1 'ft1E 1 i'''''" '' : ' - '' -' Z ' ' 1 i ruelt y maiden fo FLORISTS I Benjamin Gordon vs City of Murray Judgment of no cause of action ayarded defendant by jury on plaintiff's complaint to recover $39390 damages for destruction by fire 4of plaintiff's planing amill in Murray 1942 Plaintiff April lieged eparka from a city dump caused fire Western Supply company decree of City t': t ?:' '''' 1' :::::' ' i-- ::'Fi----- i Pbone Broadway TfL- DIRECTORS NEtL O'DONNELL MORTUARY all of r: ir t t NEW PTNtRAL HOl'erE iitIu Ch oe I—A ccom mooateg Pa Corner Deeds Warranty Mrs Thomas D ': ' - I FUNERAL News of Record 10 10 15 Cart) at Becket earl Livestock company n t Vt'vrbusiness agricultural and Iittoek A UT nortzed capital $50000 F S BURi Bernard shay Bradshaw VICe president: president ayid generai manager: It J yming and trvasurer f receive thazoby BROWN FLORA-CO Greenhouses 10th W 5thI So 4 UPtOwri store 214 E 2tAll So COLONIAL FLOWER ETOUS11 FUNERAL FLOWERS OUR PECTSITY S711 East 9th South Pho'ne FAMOUS FOR OUR FUNERAL r)EIGNs Sam Teltelbauna'a Flower Shop 17 New Corporations : t at lona sweet bea s beatt and all blossoms are pientitd at tbe spring Brown Floral Our Cowers always carry your melee:re pre7Arty end with dienuy trearL'e-- se 'rbea and beauty of arrangements &re apall who precia!ed ROSES Third District Court cassity Salt Lakeserridary for t Judgments Entered 23 19 11 t t Wade of 2574 South West Georre Tenirnie will be held Tuesday at 3 p m in the Rose r5orn 36 East 7th South with Bishop L W Terry Friends eail at the Conofficiating' tinental room in the may mortuary until Urn of services Additional services wnll low held Wedneaday at 1 p m in the Utah lst I EIS ward chapel wtth Rialop LorenZo Brunson officiating Friends may call at the chapel in Fillmore prior to verices Funeral iirectora Deseret mortuary WARIWItTON—Services for Leah Heaton Warburton 461 North WelL of Clifford J Warburblm lit ill be wif Wednewlay at 11 a m in tha Rasa Morn 36 East 7th South Fnenris may tail at the French room In the mortuary until time of services- - Funeral director& Diaseret WADE--Servi- ceis WarneY George Salt Lake County Mildred E Still from all-tim- 4th East and 1st ::'-' ''' So I -- :: - CEMENT PLASTER WORK PLASTERING PATCH WORK — CEMENT WORK Remoele arches Work guar or z GEN retnrwletir Vastering cabizot ars7a and tile BRICK - FieurY to Delbert J Bryant lot 1- block 150 plat A $1000 to Emanuel CamE Anderson Victor North Lily was the only other patia lot 27 Seventh East Second addl- adnon in session $10 gainer Tuesday's Alice Leonard to Ruth E Lang lois FrqiIrt vancing to 48 cents up 1 cent 20 feet ot lot 15 block 16 plat 2 First Walker yielded to 28 cents off Burlington addition'ot Glendale Park Wt A liie Edwards King to Margaret h BUTIONS-BLICK- LES 1 cent McCeney lots 46 and 47 block 2 Federal Silver King Coalition sold un- Heights $10 K Robinson to N HOLES BUTT° be mst tetan g eve072- A SoderCarl Margaret Kidd'a E'per litho Ix Zo 4 L 3 d Eo $3371 Chief Consoli- berg tots 46 and 47 block 2 Federal changed 23 cents Tintic Lead Heights $10 dated Klopa Moll to Rex Seth JOrle5 lot 2 11 cents and Horn Silver 8 block 3 City Park subdivision $16 BEDBUGS EXTERMINATED Edward J Holmes to Florence M Jensen cents lot 20 Lorraine subdivision $10 to kill In afternoon curb trading Silver to Howard Coon aeetion 32 Joseph Coon 65c you do the wore 1175 per rm guerenteee 1 south 2 west $10 range township to Coalition advanced King $340 R O Kirkland to American Mutual and Amalgamated Sugar pre- Building and Loan lots 4 and 5 block 2 ClEANING & DYEING subdivision $10 Heights Liberty ferred sold unchanged $750 HEALTH'S FOR D lief!? D Coon Noble BARE KEEP CLEAN to Coom Maud Dial or 'top at 1817 So tion 32 township 1 south range 1 west SOU'rE1 State STATE CLEANERS $10 E F Johns to Dan Rainaldi lots 17 and MYERS CLEANERS & DYERS block 3 Chambers Town $10 is Dagmar M Lund et al to Mar Vitt James 114-12- 0 EAST BROADWAY Mollerup lot 1 block Si plat C $10 HOLLYWOOD Cleaner& Three Lea cleaned with &tie order of 79e Casa and carry 154 W south Temple at - 4 Annulments New Park provided the feature of trading Tuesday on the Salt Lake stock exchange by advancing e to a new high in the stock's listed history Opening unchanged at 52 cents the stock advanced to 54 cents on a volume of 1100 shares and closed firm at 53 bid offered at 55 New Park's previous top was 52 cents established in 1940 Not until last week had this figure been equaled Following is the stock's record of highs and lows since it was listed on the Salt Lake exchange in 1937: Low High at '''"' I t New Top Hit By New Park at ' - lt Walter IT Still Pia intif f granted restoration of name and furniture G Patella Irene F Patelia from Jam Plaint if f gratited restoration nonsupport of 'former name and furniture Irma Jane Lisnnbee irom Gilbert T Lisonbee cruelty Kent Richards from Maxine 1 Riehardi Plaintiff awarded automot9e decrucity awarricrl furniture fendant Lorne Halting from Wayne Hailing non- mortuary Plaintiff granted custody of a support child minor and $30 per monUi support ' money 181 - P Divorces Granted 21 37 - E 4- service occupational bulletin making such empioyes eligible for deferment from military service 52 s IT1- - March 15 sv M C orders—Included the scrap metal among those considered essential industry to the war effort listing those eMplOYeS the under general heading "smelting refining and roiling of metals" in a selective 4 f) It 11 L maximum rent regulation to liberalize restrictions the- sale accomof rental housing wheregoverning equivalent modations are available into which tenants can move without substantial hardship or 40 - t Marriage Licenses Amended at -- 1 t: i - i at Beet Official Urges Heavy 1943 Planting Wake Up America Get Holland Furniture Minded Cleaning Inspect Tree DOOR REPAIRED Extradition of Bernard Benson alias Richard D Bennie to Rock Island Ill on a charge of defrauding- a hotel of $6982 was granted Tuesday by Governor Herbert B Maw Benson was arrested in Salt Lake City CHECKS-REPAIR- ING PAIN1 PR INTERS—BOOK 1: - i - f SURGICAL i I i : P f 1 1 c L ' - ( BINDING I BELTS-TRU- SSES 1 2 : Crutches Betts Salt LiAr Co 130 W SO Temple truaaos— ?wort inga FIT'rED BY EXPERT 201 South Main at 14Lit City DEFENSE WORKER to reties fat:ame try a Spencer Ladivietuay dea:r-e- t Free conaultation Cali liar W iery Art-LIM- O - 6-- eves WATCH REPAIRING ban just returned frorik the markets with thousands of dollars worth of Dining Room and Bedroom Wool Furniture and Gorgeous 100 Carpeting Mr t JOICH—SUPPOWr-ST-Yr724e-S7IliZsiTc--11W- 1 ' ! - public Orary Onidala Dust Co 221 Edison at uip - IWALLACE Contracting Co- - Rernodeing paint papering On pa3rtnents LIT—YOU want the best parenng paIntuig or cleaning dlai SPECIAL prices this wk papertng Sainpies tura W R Duke roR Gprivate and $ 0 4--2S 1 1 : FLOOR FINISHING KI0 sanfl tag machine for rryt azd SS polisher 330 So state : : i fettled Tuom&s & THom&s U IL Reg Tra 4mark drawings Beasoel Bidg e- - t t C Morrow PATENT ATTORNEYS t:: t C A Fowler lock mate bicycle works 13 5 E 3rdkey S 1 i 4 SO tem" Grants Extradition t CESSPOOL' TANK CLEANING SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL to suppose judged by past experi- HOLLAND FURNITURE ence that the future privilege of 364 SOUTH STATE producing sugar beets after the war again will be controlled by individual records of past performance It is imperative therefore that we maintain our ini'r dividual and district production records at highest possible levels if we are to safeguard future acreage allotments when the industry again returns to the quota sys- Additional incentives he said are the rapid developMent of sheared seed and rapid mechanization of field labor which give promise of economies in sugar beet culture and a partial solution of labor problems "Looking 'ahead to the time When the industry will be more fully mechanized and even to the eventual elimination of stoop labor" he said "beet growers should redouble their efforts to keep the industry alive and healthy today I believe they will respond and measure up to this challenge by planting at least a normal acreage of beets in 1943 —and more if possible" For the present growers would be unwise to attempt to grow beets except for assurances that school authorities will make student help available for thinning and harvesting and confidence that white collar workers will do their full share of the work as needed he said More Japanese evacuees also are expected to be available "Word so far received from Washington fails to give proper consideration to this year's labor problem" he asserted — I Classified Displa (Continued From Page Fifteen) I i will Statistics 60-dit- 1912 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 77: FUNERALS BEATY—Funeral services for Ina Mae street Beaty of 713 South Seveuth East be held Wednesday at 1 p tn In tha Rose room 36 East Seventh South street Salt Lake CUY—Don Woodrow Pohtouicz with the Rev Georre Webber oLciatinz162 North First West street Richard Friends may call at the Sta-t-e room in the 124 Second avenue Alphonse Anderson mortuary until time of services Funeral Keith Hayes Bennion R D No 2 ' Box directro Deseret mortuary Vern William Sperry 1630 Sunny- 168 ilit:BGFR—Services for John Berzer of Nide 111Ve Iltle Itelwarri Lowell Swaill- Copperton : Du-- 70 EaSt 1 5300 South will be hold WeAresn tn in the Murray lit witi rlaY at Waylle Precl Forsberg Ogden chapel with Bishop 1awrence Parry ornFriends may call at t h residenes elating 70 East 5400 South Nionday venthe Tues services day Wednesday prior neral directors Deseret mortuary tor Joformer chief of seph E Burhidge a211 hushand of Fannie Parry Burbidet ofpoi:ee West 2nd South will be held 125 SOrt-- 1 at 1215 p m in the mortuary Wednesday ?dein street Bishop Martin of the 15ta Salt Lake County S L Friends may ward of ficatting call Tuesday Until 7 p m and WednesArthur CroteB legal age Salt Lake: Et Anna Wilkin legal age Salt Lake day from 10 S tn Until time of Perrier at the Norma Dodelin McBee 24 Salt Lake tuaryJoseph William Taylor Memorial Soot — — Minnie Burton 20 Salt Lake masa for Mrs Jane COLLINS—Requiem Wilbur Coombs Woolf 24 Provo he Collins will said at Otr Lady Wanda Louise Martell 23 Vero Beach of Lourdes Catholic Thursday church Eleventh 'East Fla and Seventh South atreets The funeral leave the residence of her tala cortege Hwill C011itla Tanner 2n Salt Lake Henry (Ian Smith James 1016 South Fifteenta 19 Salt Lake Sarah Ellen East street at 9:30 a m and will proceed to the church where mass will commence Harold C Reno 35 Burbank Cal Elsie Marie Dodge 18 Lung Eeticrt Cal At 10 a m Holy rosary services sivid be held Wednesday at the residence at 8'30 Frank Noble 71 Woodm Crnaa: Inter:tient in Mt Calvary cemetery p m ively Went Miteltell62 Salt Lake G O'Donnell itt Co under the direction of 511ahonr1 Damn 27 Lake salt lIey 7411rCARTHY—Services for Mary Mereer Dorothy Laltite Jenkine 22 Salt Lake McCarthy will be beld Wedneslay at 12 31 p rri at the mortuary chapel 230 Laset South Friends call at tre Temple may Wedding mortuary Tuesday from - to 8 p rn an't Wednesday from 9 a rri until time of UTAH MADSEN'S—MURRAY services Interment under direction of the Pottery Pyrex Ovenware—Roseville Larkin mortuairy GIFTS WRAPPED FREE — N ERE GET speNal prices on wedding for Sidney 3 NeboArteratt Press Beason bldg ker will be held Wednesday at 1 p the University L ward chapel 160 r: street Interment under direction of ersity the Larkin mortuary Divorces Asked OWEN—Services Lew! for William Owen will be held from Evans ite Eac7 Salt Lake County ' 1st South at Sth East street Wednesday Wilford R 0:seit Olsen from Lanerry E 3 p m Friends may call at trse morSmith from Hardid B Smith at Margery to services Interment will foltuary Inprior Gerard H Mahe from Dorothy A low tne family plot in the Wasatch Mathiè Lawn burial park A nderS011 Wi lia Marie from Ottley — Granter Kemieth Ottley STOCKETT—Public funeral cervices for R Stockett will be held at U Mary G Iderriii trom Charles S Merrill Thomas Carl Casady from MIlieleirre Clinady Masonic Thuredav at 4:30 itc mt la Frances Jane Cope from Clarence Henry charge oftemple Wasatch Lodge No I F A M And W Moulton Copei Arthur Miflp Finnrla Grace Clark from George L Clark may call at EVIL111 at La illy 1St South at ioua East street and until noon and at Wednesday tile temple one-ha- Thursday hour to services Interment in the family prior plot In Mt Oi ivet cemetery Asked THOMSON—Services for Willard Sidney Thomson age 53 veteran of World War will be held Wednesday at 1 No1 Salt Lake County :144 East ist South at bishop Rulon J Bessie A Lund from Murray W Lund Sperry officiating Friends Mal ea Li at and Wednesday mortuary tintli Tuesday time of servites Interment In tbe fa— Asked in the City cemetery under direction riotRicketts-Alleott of i IL S The following orders were issued by the civilian war agencies Further information can be obtained on specific orders by calling the Salt Lake offices of these agencies at the Shift Bonn The appointment of a chairman Net !Sales! Close Chg - of the two mineral production 111 it 04 cv 55 44 coordination committees by the Alleghany 14 18 7914 do cv 5s 49 - 14 war production board is a step in 2 71 do 5s 50 it 34 17 $1 Am & F P 5s 2030 Am T & T 3128 61 the right direction despite the 6108121414 A T & 8 F 45 95 12 5 104 12 that the mining indugtry had fact Bethlehem Steel 312s 52' 1:3 6 D & R G W 5s 55 21 for the appointment of a 2it 5 12 do 5s 55 asd hoped Illinois Central 4is 661 46 4512 coordinator who would be em1it Paper 5$1 47 5's 1104 12 77 r 118 42 Missouri Pacific - 12 powered to act without having to Southern Pacific 41is 811 142 54 39 5514 do 4 128 19 resort to too much consultation 14 42 9614 do 3341 46 3i 63' 51411do 412s Ore 77 too many bureaucrats The with 14 5' Utah P & L 55 44 14 02 Western Union 5s 51 4 announcement of the creation of preTotal sales Tuesday $9126300 the coordination committees and vious day $11108700: week ago $9570- 400 year ago $6511900: two years agili their chairman came as western $51271175: January 1 to date $433464 miners and Aenators at the west800 year ago $305833300 two years ern war conference at Denver agO $305382875 were demanding the appointment of a single supreme coordinator of mineral production The appointment of Howard Young as chairman of the coordinating committees is an outstanding example of choosing a qualified man for the task at hand and if permitted to function without bureaucratic hamstringing the president of the AmeriTUESDAY'S QUOTATIONS c a n Zinc Lead a n d Smelting i Asked Bid company and the American Min0034 ing congress has the ability and American Met Min Co$ 00121$ 10 0412 Big Hill experience necessary to 04 1i wide 04 4 Bingham Metals out 03 of chaos He has 01 order Hack Metals bring Bristol Silver 05 12 an 05 xcellent background in prac001 Bullion 0014 02 I 0112 Cardit f tical mining and sound economics 03 01 Cedar Talisman He has climbed the ladder the 28 Chief Consolidated 2412 31 Silver 30 "hard way" and knows the deClayton 01 Colorado Consolidated ' 004 Columbus-Rex0012 tails of common sense operating 001 4 07 Combined Metals 06 methods and management Comet Coalition 08 06 Market Qilotattotts Livestock Market Ouotations 1 By CORPORATION BONDS f Sales in $1000 4 prices unchanged NEW YORK Feb 16—The A Pre Fik we!chteit wholeeale mil e index ht 35 commodities Tocday advithed to 1051S rew 1942-4high Previoi8 fiR y 10491 ez- - 10450 month ago 10436 year ilt 3 & A (AP)-Follo- wing are Tuesday's closing prices of bonds on the New York stock exchange and the total &ale of each bond: Averages STOCKS IBond Prices 16 Feb s Young Fitted For Overall Post Holland WATCH ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1iniotn1 from 1 to 2 BEAT lit WEATHER STRIPPING WEATHEMSTRIPPLNO and caulking sea not k your ao4A and wind dust rain 'roof: W430 par house Save 40 pct fueL J IL Monitor& THE DUTCH" 11 WINDOW i KENI-TON- E at tie FELT PAINT - SHADES ) rtel atarl4d8 n "Sout-Inult- – 5 ntata ! i 1! c 11 1 Why IValt for a Paperhanger?— -' 1: 11 Ai i AttewitodliAttftraib110100riKgmb-eryfttottltlicrowevo"i-----mi- 1 : CASH FOR CONTRACTS It you hare soM yonr home on a tract and want to etitIVPrt it tritAt eittiti us Highest prices paid for real mort rontrarts etate sales and- flrt three-ans 13444 f::::tatainl iNelotinneg-PRUDENTIAL two- d ::-- : FEDERAL al Loan Association Savings Main 'Phone 125 south F — L ' Y"' Classified Displa 4! 39 -- Ailltr°01-1- ' I: 340 SOUTH MAIN ST PHONE "no It Yourself" - glbades and Venetan tnIZAIS La wood fiats—I:wide by Ktracn Co Free tet-5- I & : WINTAICV Ft Headquarters e MO:NrrGOMKRY WARD Souto And MILIfi "Come and Sea for Yourself" "You CAN'T ' REPAIRING t we- y7ii t - - j!- |