| Show THE OSDEN r I STOCK MARKET J HITS NEW By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK Jan 4 (AP)— The stock' market on alance today chalked up another new high since early October 1941 eviRising tendencies were in there while and start the dence at were scattered exceptions gains ranged from fractions to a point or so There were a few wider spreads for blue chips The upswing was fairly" well maintained in the final hour The day's turnover was around 600000 shares There was little change in the fairly hopeful international pic ture Profit taking on the recent rally Impeded certain stocks but realizing generally was well ab-sorbed Rails trailed along with' the rest of the 'market but the majority never got far out in front Stocks in new top ground! for Starts mm KLO Tomorrow "" — - ii "P3— ' j Monday baby beef orders 1300 part load good drlve-t- n heifers 1190 Lower grades un sold early good cows 950 1000 cutter to medium 775925 canners down to 550 and under few bulla 1000 down several lots medium to choice vealers 1250 1500 Sheep: salable: 450 total: 3060 Nothing done early salable v&lume very small Hogs: salable: 275 total: 2685 active mostly around 40 higher than Thursday weights top 1435 on most few lots 1435 weights above 230 and & sows below 180 lbs 1385 1410 1100® 1275 few stags 1050® 1100 Moscow — Hogs: 35® 40 active Park Premier Park Utah Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines v I) a- - i - S'ip SINGIN' SAM TIIE BARBASOL 3IAN 25 23 00 00 04 00 06 05 09 14 00 V 00 l 15 01 03 01 07 03 14 00 25 00 00 00 02 13 13 00 37 04 02 03 01 00 20 31 02 02 01 03 05 00 02 02 130 04 10 16 40 11 225 250 i45 14 16 00 01 00 01 00 00 00 05 00 00 e ! POTATOES IDAHO FALLS Jan 4 (USDA-AP)- For upper valley of Idaho: Wire Inquiry light demand alow market steady Delivered sales shipping point basis 1000 1050 U I Siig pfd Russets Ui S No l's size A two-inc- h 7 pfd 4450 4600 minimum in 100-l- b sacks 220® 225 Ut Pr & In 10-l- b sacks an occasional car 265 & Lt 6 pfd 4000 4200 Pr Ut Dealers other sales Including cash track 4700 5000 and FOB: Russets U S No l's size A Z C M I two-inc- h minimum In 100 lb sacks washed Crown Point 2000 6 cars 215 three mixed cars 215 un washed 11 cars 210 one mixed 'ear 210 Clayton Silver 100 23 U 8 No 1 one car unwashed S200 In 10-l-b U S" No 1 size A sacks E Crown Point 2000 minimum per CWT two mixed cars 250 Prince Con 100 19 1 minimum one mixed car 240 Idaho standard grade 10O-l- b sacks - un T Std 500 130: washed 1 car 170 2 cars 17214 1 Crescent Eagle 500 14 177 Vt U 8 No 2 and Idaho utility grade Ja 100-l- b sacks washed 1 car 130 1 car 132V6 2 pars 135 unwashed 2 cars 130 1 car 132V& 3 BAR SILVER car 135 Rurals Idaho standards unwashed 4 cars 140 washed 1 car 150 LONDON Jan 4 (UP) — Spot and Cash to growers bulk per CWT: No futures bar silver held unchanged at 23M trading at many points Russets U S No an ounce today The Bank of Eng pence 1 & few points 155® 175 160® 165 U S No 2 mostly mostly 80 an oc- land maintained lla gold buying price casional lot higher and lower a 168 shillings per fine ounce Lt TOMORROW -- Every Tuesday and Thursday i 6:00 P M wo-in- ch Ti-ln- nr) JIUTUAL-- S KEY AFFILIATE 1 Monday Night Programs notice) (Broadcasters may change programs without MONDAY EVENING PROGRAMS KLO I43flkei KDYL mfTk I I KSL 1160 ko KUTA 570 ko 00 Cal New Tinney'g H V Kaltenborn 15 Vox Lone Pop iney re th H9rr: World News 30! 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As You Like It Hour Cecil Brown 001 Arthur Garh v-- T jTelephone Radio Theatre Counter H!S"0n Orch Hour Presents wi oeiier Half Spy: Quizz Dr AM 45 Show Bands Spotlight I Q- Drama Gracie Fields (7:55) Screen Guild 15 Soldiers of th Raymond Gram Swing Players Wendell Wilkie Blondie Complete News Orchestra!'News and Music" £GlenMiMer Hal Mclntyre uu Fultor Lewis New8 Victory Tune Time JN Amos 'n 15 ±nia is the Earl Godwin News Andy NBC News Room Orson Welles 30 Ave Maria Navy Lum & Abner Cavalcade of Nineties 45 Gay Newest Tunes Hour Today's America P-- T Revue A — Program U P News 1 World News Chuck Foster's Platter Spinnings (News Musical Review Orchestra 30 John B Bob Allen's Orchestra Hughes News H V Kaltenborn News Johnny Richards 45Erskine Ifawkins' Of News & Music Gene Krupa Orchestra News " 00 United Press News U S Navy Proeram Col Masterworks Carl Ravazza's Orchestra Schnbert New H Ed Stoker of Music Dave Rose's Orchestra 30 Woody Wilson' And His All KSolumbia 45 Jimmy Dorsey Orchesetra Soldier Orchestra Masterworks Gene Krupa's Orchesetra TUESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS Arthur Gaeth News The Yawri Patrol V for Austad and News Breakfast Club Varity V for of the Morning With pop Variety News I Melodies ' Don McNeil Ken Bennett The Singsmith ' News M CL 00 Overnight Last Call to 15 Freedom On Uncle Zip's Store Ozzie Nelson Orchestra — " th MU Breakfast Orchestra of the Week IRoy Porter News On Parade 45 Music Maestro IStrinztime Gang Lone Journey FrontGene & Glenn Victory Barratt Chad wick g00 Road of Life Austad and News at Sardi's Vic and Sade 301 Yankee House Prtv! jBreakfast Marilyn Day 45 This I Every Mary Lee Taylor IPatty Jean's Health Club ntnfm Aunt Jenny jLittle Jack Uttle ' I f00 Hoake Carter New The O'Neils 15 Kate Smith News Lee I 30 Mary Speaks Taylor News Sister Fred Waring Clark Dennis Sings Big Musical Get Together Romance of Helen Trent Farm & Home 45 Salt Lake Classified Our Gal Sunday Hour 00 Q E D Commentary Musical Varieties Life Can Be 15! 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Earl of the Kevboard Portia Faces Life Afternoon Varieties Want ' 30 Ogden Classified Uust Plain Bill Sing Alone Sinsrinir Strinsrsf '45j Hollywood Express Front Page Farrell Ben Bernie H James—Emp News M 0O Phillip K Gordon News News Radio Backstage Randevu in Rhythm fc15! Musical Train Siesta Edwin C Hill ' Popular Organ Selections "30! With Cousin Music Civilian War Front News & Sen Thomas 451 Ken Bennett The World Today Tropical Moods The Sea Hound OOj Fulton Lewis Jr News Afternoon Rhythms To Be Announced Program Previews 15 Superman Adventures Ed Letson News Dr Malone Hop Harrigan 301 "Dear JA to Z in Novelty World News Jack Armstrong 451 Santa World New Music and Sports Captain Midnight 6 i i 7 t iJ- 9 I(°0 : II 7' ! t1j I - b0d£r'n7 If IJ00 X a 1 at Twenty-fift- h and Adams i - ' Oats No No 2 white 58 A sample grade 53 V4 sample grade feed 53 104 nominal feed Barley malting 85® 60 ii T5 nominal Field seed per hundred weight nom475® 500 Alsike 1800© inal Timothy Red 22 50: ' fancy Red Top 700 & 50 Clover 1800 ©2250 Sweet Clover 700 & ''I'' 900 SOVIET RUSSIA 27 Jan 48 4 (UP) b iv --- s — Dairy 81 score 47 89 score 46 tripCheese — Wholesale flat 26 lets 26 large standEggs — Large extras medium 45 small 31 ards 45 Bering Sea ? Jj KAMCHATKA Lt CHINA ALASKA j VV y - r SAN FRANCISCO b us v r market: Butter — 92 score c ay TA NEW YORK EGGS Eggs 2 NEW YORK Jan 4 (AP) davs 34984 firm mixed colors fancy to extra fancy 4548A: extras 43 graded mediums 34 A dlrtieak No 1 firsts 37 3333W 34i4©4 averageto checks extra fancy 50® 52 Whites fancy A 44 fancy heavy specials 49 standards mediums 44: mediums 42 pullets heavy 9 (37-3wholesale sales lbs) 2325 pullbs net) Z2Vt lets (35-3- 6 Browns fancy to extra fancy 48® 49 mediums 41 Vt standard specials 47 39® 39 55 2 7 10 7 9 Cudahy Curt Wright Del & Hud du Pont Eastman Kodak El & Mus El Auto El P & L Erie Firestone General Electric! General Foods j General Motors Goodrich 'J Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern Ry i Hud Tin xumois uencrai i 'mixed 2 7 4 Coty Cub Am Sugar - 90-d- bag 185® 195 controls called- - job 40 Dressed poultry: Strong chickens 32© fowls 28032 3233 stabilization programs by WMC of- L I broilers ducks 27 ©28 ficials and "freezes" by the laymen Live poultry Nominal strong offering! limited so far have been put into effect in the veryCheese Strong of the Pacific lumber industry Butter:j 688777 lbs creamery 4T© -min- - 48 northwest and in non-ferro- intersection 102W®$6V4: old No She is asking $5000 actual damNo No 1 yellow 97 96 V N°- 3 96 sample ages $18 for medical care and $88 tor expense of ft 96 '' procuring services 2 mixed 57 sample grade 53 97i 96974: 93 grade 1 9 Corn Prod 05 00 Society Con Del Oil 40 60- 1941 No 3 92V4® sample grade 8992J No i No 4 white 9"SV TEST PERIOD if In Viarl fUsnrl on - ! 2 yellow 96 Corn No 6 Coca Cola Col F & I ColG&ELi Commonwealth Jan 4 (AP) —t Wheat No hard 143 Mi No 4 hard tough 14tf sample grade hard tough 78 33 34 68 88 14 2 1 Laura Peterson Second district court today against °gden Cab & Transfer Co a business as the corporation doing Yellow Cab Co James Davis and Frank Miller In her complaint she charged she was struck by an automobile driven ?y rank Miller after it had been involved in an accident with a car shortabes?ron by Jame3 Dav3 on Sept Voluntary CHICAGO 15 imiiiiii)i I Jn District Court MFLLIN (AP) — Wheat w registered gains of a lull cent today reaching new early In the session five-yehighs but later reacted to around Saturday's close when flour business which many traders had thought would be extremely large under the new price ceiling schedule subsided higher Wheat closed unchanged to with Saturday May 139©-compared to k up Ju'v 139: corn 4 off V4 38 oats higher July 96 May 95 r rye unchanged to V up 1 6 Continental Oil Continental Baking A 00 00 115 I Chrysler 00 03 14 42 00 Ches & Ohio 05' 01 40 Cerro de Pas 03 09 01 170 08 Case 09 140 37 20 130 45 3 4 25 46 19 6 12 34 56 15 22 9 23 ing on an industry basis! and other cities on an area basis Commission War Manpower Chairman Paul V McNutt has been optimistic concerning these programs but administration sources have said that the problems of shortages can be solved only by permitting "drafting" of WASHINGTON Jan 4 (UP)— legislation labor Such legislation thej&said The war manpower commission will be asked early this year today entered a critical NEW YORK PRODUCE period which may determine whethNEW YORK Jan 4 UP) — Produce: er voluntary forms of manpower Idaho Ruasrts Very! steady controls can wipe out specific labor NoPotatoes: 100-l1 50 363 600-lbag Damage Suit Filed LABOR ENTERS ar 6' i 02 40 143 27 72 1 I South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central 127 130 Tintic Standard 00 00 Utah Cons 22 25 Walker 00 00 West Toledo 00 01 i Yankee ' 02 00 Zuma UNLISTED STOCKS Bid Asked 765 740 Amal Sugar pfd 385 350 T Con Wagon 230 U I Sugar Coni 217 two-year-o- ' J M'tn City Copper M'tn View Nail Driver i New Park" New Premier New Quincy North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham P C Cons Park Konold Park Nelson top 1470 sparingly good and higher choice 190 lbs and above 1450 fr 70: 150- 180 lbs 1425® 60 sows 1415® 35 stags 1450 ' total 9500 Cattle: salable: 9400 many slaughter steers weak to ISto lower weak cows bids 25 off heifer steady stack steady bulls strong to 25 "higher ers and feeders steady good i and choice fat steers 1400 ©1540 medium 13O0W 50 good and choice heifers 1375CS1425 medium and good fed cows 1100® 65 odd head 1250 common 925® 75 canners and cutters 700 ft 900 medium and good native bulls 1375 ® 1350 good and low choice choice vealers 1300 ©1500 medium steers 1400 good to barely choice 1300® 60 good heavy range steer calves 1450 Sheep: salable: 9000 total: 10400 fat lamb undertone weak asking steady heep and feeders steady good and choice fed wooled lambs held 1525 and above choice fed clip held above 1475: common to good fat ewes 575® 750 choice feeding lambs 1415® 25 r ll 20 22 00 10 11 06 0014 05 00 b and choice steady top 1680 best yearlings 1650: bulk 1350® 1600 heifers steady to weak bulk 1250® 1450 top 1576 cows slow weak cutters 850 S 9 25: canners 750(3 825 medium to vealers beef cows 11 001275 good steady at 1400 ©1600 total 10500 fat Salable sheep 7000 lambs steady to weak good to choice wooled lambs 1540 ©75 good clipped almbs 1500 downward to 1350 good yearlings 1400 down shee steady common ) 00 01 02 01 f 05 00 02 01 Gold 03 00 00 LTye American Can Am & For Pow American Loco American Radio American S & R American Stl Fdr AT & T American Tobacco B American Water Works American Wool I M II M Anacon AT & SF Atl Ref Mil B & O pfd Barns Bendix Aviation 7 Bethlehem ' Steel Boeing Borden Milk Burroughs Adding Machine California Pack Cal & Hec Can Dry Can Pacific 01 06 04 00V4 Eureka Bullion' Eureka Lily Eureka Standard ' 7400 f East East Untie Coal East Utah: lS0-230-l- b (USDA-AP- 04 01 00 04 t Chain Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah f Keystone Leonora j — Mammoth (USDA-AP- ) 4 CHICAGO Jan calves 800 fed Miner's Gold Salable cattle 15000 steers and yearlings steady to weak $ good Miss Monarch on 1200-l- OMAHA Jan 4 salable: 6400 total 01 00 04 Empire Mines CT 1 Al Chem & Bid lAsked Allied Strs Allis Ch !5o 00 U Crown-Poin- By The Associated Press Air Red & On ' Bogle January 4 1843 Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver f Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Cons Clayton Silver LIVESTOCK Colo Cons Cols Rexall OGDEN Ja? 4 (AP) — Cattle: salable: Comb Metals ' Comet 600 total: 700 Just moderately active to but market Crescent Eagle sales strong steady early not fully established part load good 913 Crown Point lbs local tat steers 1275 odd head on Dragon slaughter ewej 725 I EL GRAIN By FRANKLIN Jan 4 CHICAGO Last Sale n JANUARY 4 1943 MONDAY EVENING I New York Stocks Salt Lake Mining Stock Ouctations included General Motors and Philip Morris General Electric Radio Corp Quiet strength was displayed by big the tobacco group as talk ofcomthe important sales HIGH gainsfor was heard panies in this industry American Tobacco "B" and Liggett & Myers "B" were up better IN than a point each most of the day Favored were U S Steel BethleGreat Northern Southern hem Railway American Telephone U S Rubber Montgomery Ward More Hopeful War Pic- - Zenith Radio United Aircraft U Gypsum American S Sperry Tiire neips doost Can Dow Chemical Anaconda and Union Carbide Share Sales 1942-4- 3 FINAL HOUR STANDARD-EXAMINE- R °Ce°n P0C'7'C 1 ' midway 50! 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AUSTRALIA "4j - - v NEW CALEDONIA ' i J 4 kNEW ZEALAND y) © RISE OF TIIE RISING SUN In the 65 years since Japan was an island empire no bigger In area than the state of New Mexico she has sent her rising sun's rays of conquest shooting out over an area of land and water three times the size of the U S More than half of this area was occupied in the past year and it will be our job in 1943 to start retaking it Already American and allied forces have begun hacking at the outer edges of Japan's ring of conquest getting set to drive back the long hard road to the heart of the enemy's empire "Gives it an authentic touch don't you think?" 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