Show THE OGDEN 14 Last Sale July 7 By Associated Press Drops Mildly By Victor Eubank NEW YORK July 7 (AP)— The stock market retreated mtldly today in a session marked more by the absence of buyers than by any increased offerings Steels and rails were among the losses more backward shares but were small going into ' the final hour Chemicals and some pivotal motors also participated in the Most resistant gradual decline spots were n the utility section Transactions amounted to 650000 shares Lower most of the day were U S Steel Bethleherri Republic Steel Chrysler Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific duPont Dow ChemicaL Union Carbide International Harvester" Woolworth v and Westinghouse ' Yellow Truck General Motors Consolidated Edison and the American Power & Light pref erreds drew occasional support Bond price trends were mixed GRAIN By William Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores Allis Chalmers American Can American & Foreign Power American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelting & Ref American Steel Foundry A T & T L American Tobacco B American Waterworks American Wool Anaconda i T A Ferris lower to CHICAGO July No 2 red $168 No corn No 2 white Cats 5 73Vi Malting: Barley: $1 05 & 110 nominal 39 HO 18 4 10 34 58 Continental Baking A Continental Oil Dela Corn Products Curtiss-Wrig- ht Delaware du & Pont Hudson Great Northerns-Railwapf 71 3 No Hudson 74c feed Hupp $117®117 Illinois Central Kennecott " Kresge S'S New York Eggs NEW YORK July 7 (AP) — Eggs: Liggett & Myers B cases firm j' Loews Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy 44 Cement Lone 41c Star firsts extras graded 43'c 46c current receipts 39 c mediums 37i A McKesson & Robbins dirties No 1 39c average checks 37 j MiamhCopper ' 38c Montgomery Ward Whites: Fancy to extra fancy 46®48c standards 44c fancy isasn Keivinaror 451Ac specials heavy mediums 41 A 43c mediums 41c National Biscuit pullets 35V4c peewee 284c50c I browns: National Dairy Pacific coast: Specials specials National Cash Register fancy to extra fancy 4547Ac 441-sstandards 43e mediums e 41® National Power & Light 41 pullets 34i4c peewees 27 New York Central N Y N H & H Potato American Aviation ArNorth CHICAGO July 7 tAP)— Potatoes: rivals 40 on track 274 total U S North American moderate demand Northern Pacific shipments 851 supplies market firm stocks moderate 12 8 15 156 165 38 5 14 41 38 42 55 40 39 2 29 11 13 I Vfc '' for best dull other stocks demand slow market California lont whites U 8 No 1 $410 Church Leader's Wife Observes Birthday Packard i J C Penney Pennsylvania Pullman Railroad Pure Oil C A K O Rand fleminfftrih 7 CITY LAKE (AP) SALT July Steel Republic Mrs Heber J Grant wife of the Saints Reynolds Tobacco B president of the Latter-da- y anniverSafeway church observed her 87th Westinehouse Electric White Motors Sbcony Vacuum Southern California Edison Southern) Pacific Standard j Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil Calif LEGAL NOTICES Standards Oil N J ' Stewart Warner PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP Studebaker Sunshine Mining NOTICES Swift & Co Texas Corporation NOTICE 6819 Texas Gulf Sulphur The Estate of FRANK RAYMOND sary today Greeting cards from over the nation reached her home The only formal function planned by Mrs Grant was a luncheon at Hotel Utah at which she will present war bonds to her daughters commonly known as BAY Deceased The Petition of Patrick M Demlng for issuance of Letters of Administration of the estate of Frank Raymond Demln- g- commonly known as Ray Demlng asto Lycla D Smuln or csuch she tnay nominate and person for such other and further order as meet be and proper in the premmay ises in the above entitled matter has been Bet for hearing before Hon LEWIS V TRUEMAN Judge on Monday of July 1943 at day the 19th 10 o'clock A M at the County Court House in the court room of said court in Ogden City Weber County Utah Witness the Clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this 7th day of July 1943 (SEAL) LAWRENCE M MALAN Clerk DEMING DEMING CARDON By ANN S Deputy Clerk STUART P DOBBS Esq Attorney for Petitioner Published July 7 1943 10 5697 NOTICE 6814 ' The Estate of NICK MANOS also known as NICK D MANOS NICH N MANOS N D MANOS MANOS NICULAS MANOS NICOLAS MANOS NICK DIMITRI NICHOLAS MANOS y NICK MANES MANDRAVELS DEM and as NICK MANDRAVELIS and NICHOLAS MANi DRAVELIS Deceased MAN-DRAVE- The Petition of George Mandravells for letters of administration praying to Henry Barker in the above entitled matter has been set for hearing before Hon LEWIS V TRUEMAN Judge on Monday the 19th day of July 1943 at 10 o'clock A M at the County Court House in the court room of scid court In Ogden City Weber County Utah Clerk of said court the Witness with the seal thereof affixed this of 7th day Jnly 1943 LAWRENCE M MALAN ' (SEAL) Clerk By ANN S CARDON Deputy Clerk w SAMUEL C POWELL Esq Attorney for petitioner 7 16 1943 Trans-Americ- an Timken Roller Bearing Union Oil Calif Union Carbide Union Pacific Union Aircraft United Carbide United Corporation Union Gas Improvement U S Rubber U S Smelting U S Steel Vanadium Warner IBros Pictures ' Walgreen Western Union Telegraph Western Airbrake 1 14 31 22 72 60 7 48 13 22 20 6 17 " 5702 6817 The Estate ' of MARGARET SULLIVAN Deceased The Petition of John B Sullivan of Letters of Adpraying for issuance ministration to Kate Fr amp ton in the above entitled matter has been set for hearing before Hon LEWIS V TRUEMAN Judge on Monday the 19th of July 1943 at 10 o'clock A day M at the County Court House In the court room of said court in Ogden City Weber County Utah Witness the Clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this 7th day f July 1943 LAWRENCE M MALAN (SEAL) Clerk CARDON By ANN S Clerk Deputy SAMUEL C POWELL Esq Attorney for Petitioner 7 18 1943 Published July 6818 Thi Estate of JOHN 01 05 01 01 00 06 02 03 Mtn City Copper Mtn View Nail Driver 40 48 00 45 49 03 00 03 02 11 15 09 02 12 18 11 02 02 00 03 04 01 00 14 15 02 15 190 220 13 03 09 18 00 35 02 01 02 40 04 20 78 00 02 45 07 07 13 76 New Qqincy North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham 01f 07 City Cons Konold 02 01 02 Nelson Premier Utah Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield 190 07 25 56 3 85 30 00 01 01 00 Sioux Mines South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Cons Walker West Toledo Yankee! Zuma" Unlisted Stocks 00 30 01 01 02 ' had a perfect score with torpedoes never having missed: a target until he aimed at a New Zealand corvette one night "I missed the allied Tcorvette which had been mistaken for an enemy! ship but I sure was glad to spoil my record" he "said "The ' skipped yelled at us over the radio: 'The bar of his majesty's ship is hereby closed to Americans for the duration'" Gamble Clp W ' SULLIVAN " LAWRENCE M MALAN Clerk By ANN S CARDON Deputy Clerk C POWELL Esq Attorney for petitioner PubUshed July f 18 1943 mi T COULD BE i MlSSINSk F LANA rAAVSE" to i $600" Vtw York Produce ' NEW YORK July T Potatoes: Steady 'j"' Dressed poultry: Firm chickens 36 V4c broilers 35®36Vsc fowls " (UP)--Prod- uci! - WITH him n -- W'hiMl J V BUT P1ERRE-TH- I I JiJi1 IS Drr-j- n T Ailffi J7K-!3irhJ- £± ii- Vl I I 1 Jv n 01' 00 10 Action Looms WASHINGTON July 7 (UP)— Speedyt presidents 1 intervention in 200 f 01 35 03 03 03 t service inc Qf ate u m j I IS SENDING A OVER THE WOODED SECTION V 4ANE M WHERE LOST THE HI JACK ERS' J WE L MEANWHILE WESHCuT K C C : IN CONTACT SHORTLY VplRECT statk5?1near 1 J? 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LA THE 6MELL OF TRW COfVMNG O0T OF THE CELLAR VJOOlD FLOOR A G0fT7-OUR GARBAGE MH HOOD TILL ' SHSiA THINK WHEN 3UST -- THIS MfcN NOT' r 1 COMPLETE iJse HI BE FOUL TIP AFTER- FERTILIZER MS - WITCHES' BREW FORMULK HOU WEAR AM OP HtS OUGHT TO KEEP "BILL TUS WHEN YOU WEAR OUT YOUR YOU A NEW PAIR IfA TIRED OP STONE BUT GOSH MA SHOES WILL LAST THAT MUCH SHOES I'LL BUY MY 11 II" BRUISES STUBBED TOES ' you sheets andCAN'T dirty GO BARE FOOTECV ISM COLLECTORS OF-PTHE- rl054NrtS 2 ' A ALL--THP- Cr UM:r v I' i ezrov-T-- tar AW X w 1 i—fc-- 1 's-ss- ys USING ENOUGA POTASH AND AMJAONIA'Z 1 IN THE ALEUTIANS MID-SUMME- VVtf725VV m 1 CUT OF EVERY 11 1 11 SOU CAN DAY DREAM night " s£ MRS IRENE OSINSKI at T TwQ-w- y A O HE'S PASSG UPTrAE NEIGHBOR EXT: ACCtYV O SAWS By a standing vote of 123 to 52 '" : rcfSS3i fii iSy TWCNTV FOUR " "THEIR SHE BIG GUVS I KNOW — R IN THERE ARE "' pr orr "I want to be deferred until VWn ntrCi j VlV '" AO: RAKU3 'i AM' VOUCE QUITE A by on GO SURE OF THEMFOR SELVES THEV 6ET THEY'RE LISTENIN7 I THINK PHILOSOPHER TO TH BICDlESf THATTS aHY CARELE6S'SOT JUST OVERLOOK IN TH' HEAD SOFT IT'S DUCK SOUP TH B166ER DON'T vou IN MUSCLE A LOTTA THEV COME FOR A GUY WRITE A MENTAL AN' WHO KNOWS 1H HACDER THINGS MOST BOOK? PHYSICAL TIMING LITTLE SUYS WHAT HE'S THEY NEVEC FALL DOIN SHOT They LOTTA LIKE A j ST Wt - UmVSS M J - m JjS If ' i " the house rejected a senate amendment to the $366000000 catch-a- ll second deficiency bill lc allow $7318748 for continued operation of crop insurance Wl-- —— IT AlNT MUCH OP A SECRET- THl-MUG'S JUST PUNCH DIDN'T The story of the dishonest dice was told in passing by H H Roswell publisher of the National Police Gazette who appeared at a postoffice department hearing on his application for restoration of the magazine's second class mail privilege Walker's assistant declared the postmaster general "never owned a pair of dice except those in his backgammon and parches: sets" Crop Insurance Plan Change Rejected tfh" "l ' I UTICA ArfyJ ridiculous the assistant added that the postmaster general "wouldn't dignify it with an 7( Hold Everything This Curious World — By So f 4 -- - i Butter: 93 score 43c 92 score 42Vic c score 42 89 core 41&4c 30 90 Egg Grade A large 45c grade A medium 41c grade A small 37c grade B largo 41c Cheese: Loaf 27 c triplet 27c wounds in North Africa has been "about two per cent thanks to the discovery and use of sulpha drugs W and blood plasma" says the na1 9 tional commander of the veterans 43 of foreign wars 54 Robert T Merrill of Hayne 56 23 conMont here for a three-da- y 15 ference! of New York V F W 27 leaders! related experiences of a 38 V recent visit he made to more than 23 v 40 cities and towns in combat areas Bar Silver on the Tunisian front LONDON July 7 (UP) — Spot and fuHe commended the "marvelous ture bar silver were unchanged today at of artillery fire and preaccuracy The Bank of Eng23Vi pence per ounce land's buying price for gold remained un- cision bombing" and the "extraorchanged at 168 shilling per fine ounce dinary medical and surgical atten' tion" given allied wounded In one base sector Merrill said 16000 American and British casPostmaster Charged ualties were evacuated without loss With Loaded Dice of a single man from the time they were reached by stretcher bearers In Game of Dominoes until they were delivered to base WASHINGTON July 7 (AP)— hospitals If Postmaster General Frank C Walkef ever snapped out those galloping dominos with a hoarse cry of 5 "be there baby 1" it was only in a friendly game of backgammon or parachesi Testimony that the dignified Walker once broke up a dice v-V ! N?-- 5y game in his home by corraling T ti$ air the cash only to learn to his J y mortification that he had been V A using "educated" I or loaded ivories' was termed "ridiculous" yesterday by one of Walker's assistants (AP-USD- k ed in" 03 08 04 02 04 2 25 15 35 60 4 00 32 01 02 05 09 180 navy-approv- 05 03 NewPremier 1 18 01 New Park " 02 16 00 12 01 06 16 00 31 00 01 01 i Salable Sheep: 1500 total 2500 steadv Rood to choice native spring lambs $1400 1550 just good Illinois fed yearlings $1300 slaughter ewe $750 dowa : 01 08 10 at $1400®15S0 35 31C — CatCHICAGO July T Mi 27 28 c Long Island duck calve 800 32Vic alabl tle: Salable 9500 Live poultry: strong geest 26c turchoice fed steers and yearlings steady key (hen and young torn) 36c rooster loads $1575 old 24 Vic duck 25c fowl 28 Vic broilearly top $1690 numerous teers er 32c i 1675 medium to good grade on ! Cheese: Nominal steady however most action developing heifer Butter: 1973001 lb kind creamery 42 Via elllng at $1600 upward - she-stoc- $1275® 1310 crop feeding lambs dSf rrri ttr " I -- SAMUEL 01 Sal-ab- le the Wallace-Jone- s dispute was on basis of reforeseen the today 1 that War Mobilization Directports 117 or James F Byrnes and others 16 were urging action 15 This development was eccompan-ie- d 4 Bid j Asked by Ireports from the grass roots 99 Amal Sugar pfd of popular indignation over the 780 800 29 Con Wagon 4 85 550 public h accusations exchanged by 39 U com ViceI' President Henry A Wallace 250 270 Sugar 18 U I and 1050 Sugar pfd 1100 Secretary of Commerce Jesse 11 Ut Pr & Lt 7 pfd 6400 6800 Jones Recommendations for' Pres9 Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd 6000 6300 ident Roosevelt to intervene are 184 Z CJMIL 6000 6500 understood to emphasize the urg19 ent desirability of demonstrating 31 Sales thet he is handling affairs within 44U Bullion 4000 at 2c 9SY Combined Metals 10000 at 12c: his own administrative family as 21 firmly as he disposes of foreign 1000! at 11 c of the war front: 13 phases 400 at 49c Clayton Silver 23 East Crown Point 1000 at c 264 Batter and Tkkh Eyreka Lily 55 at 15c SAN FRANCISCO July T (UP) Dairy 7 Horn Silver 500 at 12 c market:' Deceased The Petition of John B Sullivan praying for issuancethe ofWillLetters of WASHINGTON July 7 (AP)— Annexed Administration with to Kate Frampton in the above en- The house refused to budget totitled matter has been set for hear- day in its stand for abolition of ing before Hon LEWIS V TRUEMAN the government or Monday the 19th day of crop insurance Judge 1943 at 10 o'clock A M at program and put squarel up to July the County Court House in the court room of said court in Ogden City the senate the proposition of backing down from its insistence on Weber County Utah Witness the Clerk of said court the program or tieing up a dewith the seal thereof affixed this 7th ficiency appropriation bill dav of July 1943 (SEAL) 04 SAN FRANCISCO July 6 (UP) The Green Hornet the navy's most deadly torpedo boat has sunk 920 times her weight in Jap warships her skipper reported today "The P-- T boat is here to stay and you can quote me" said Lieut Lester H Gamble mosquito boat skipper with the longest list' of victories The Hornet's isting sent 18400 tons of heavilyf armed Jap warships to the bottom of the south 'Pacific from 3ast October to June The "kill" included four destroyers and a light cruiser or destroyer leader — (Gamble could not be sure which because they are about the same I size The Hornet is one of eight P-- T boats cornprising "Squadron X" under command of Lieut Cmdr A R Montgomery of New Jersey The squadron has sunk a total of six destroyers the destroyer leader or cruiser one patrol ship and "quite a few landing barges" Gamble reported "All eight boats in our squadron are still in action'! Gamble intersaid in a view v "None of the 83 men in the entire squadron was killed but a few were hit by shrapnel during the' 15 engagements the squadron has participated held steady to weak bulk $1375 ©1600 practical top choice fed heifers $1625 cow steady cutters $1025 down strictly good beef cows to $2400 vealer steady $1600 (ft 1625 medium short feds $1350 1400 choice 932 lbs $1540 other and mixed choice good to choice heifer $1375 1525 medium to good cows $1050® 1225 cutter to common $8254$ 1000 good to choice sausage bulls $1300 1325 beef bulls $1360 good to choice vealers $1300 1400 lambs and 4000 Salable Sheep: laughter ewes feeding lambs steady good and (choice Idaho springers $1475 good top and choice sorted natives $1475 shorn ewes $725 good and choice new 0 5699 NOTICE ' 1 Moscow ! NOTICE 01 10 05 Mi 03 00 Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah : Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard Gold Chain Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch j Published July -- Bonanza!' Park Park Park Park Park Asked 00 Crown Point H8 1 01 Bristol Silver 8 Bullion Ij 7 Cardiff 27 Central Standard 584 Chief Cons 25 Clayton Silver 12V Colorado Cons 17 Columbus Rexall 38 Combined Metals 64 Comet 18 Crescent! Eagle 10 i Goodrich Goodyear (AP) —Cash wheat: flrnhnm Faicre 31-8- 155T4 62 74 21 Cuban American Sugar Bid Alta Tunnel American Metals 15 10 H Big Hill 414 Bingham Metals Black Metals 27 28 14 28 7 Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Columbia Gas & Electric 7 1943 7 Boeing i Borden Burroughs Adding Mach California Packing Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case J Li Cerro def Pasco Wednesday July 897 i lc higher 7 2H Atlantic Ref Baltimore & Ohio pf Barnsdall Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Eastman j Electric Auto-Lit- e Electric Power & Light yesterday New that the senate had passed legis- Erie lation to lift the corn ceiling from $107 to $140 a bushel Chicago basis came Firestone' General Electric just at ? the close and tooVslateto to 4cinnuence lower General Foods Wheat finished prices to H $148 September $148 July Si 484 oats were off H to 4c and rye General Motors 24e 13 $1500® 1585: several load steers 89-9- 7 180-25- & Bogle 161 F S & Coty CHICAGO July 7 (AP)— Grain prices turned downward throughout most of the session today but losses were mainly ot a fractional natur and some support came Hedginto the wheat pit on mill buying Transactions in all ing pressure Increased pits were on a much smaller scale than was Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations 920 Times Her Co JJ IX Weight in Jap Ships New York Stocks Stock Market lot of extra choice up to $1550 cull to medium vealer $950® 1325 Salable and total 3150 no Sheep: Salable OGDEN July 7 (USDA)—Hogs: la t Tuesday 10 loads trading on earlychoice lb Idaho fsnw wriS to 185 total 465 ateady top $1340 uuu lamb steady at $1475 load 86 average lb weight Wanoa best $1460 one load 85 lbs $1450 load 78 that rang downward to $1240 and De lb Idaho feder i3oo odd lots i few to $1200 bet trucked-i- n spring lambs mall low aowa $1050 U 1175 $1350 few horn local ewes $400 saiaoie ana most or Cattle: 1400 6 50 supply new arrivals here holdover and odd amall lot OMAHA riymiri1' 7 July (USDA)—Hog: few early sales and total 13500 fairly actlv market steady at that day'stoearly prices steady 9500 to 10c mostly higher: 'a'f1 bulk year's supply medium lb 190 choice & $1325 o" pactfcal down 1350 common 1350 at 1350 small lots choice 230 lb top Infers mostly $1360 heavy 350 lbs and above $13 25: few cutter and common i and few $1100 1150 good sows 450 lbs down $1265 ® 12 ' 75" choice light weights $1280 & 12 90" to medium 1875® 1075 common Cattle: Salable and total SSOO- fed good &uii down to $600 and under fully steady 'bulls and lower graaes steer and $1125 1225 medium stead v to atrong steady to strong vealers steady stockers feeder and unchanged top good to choice bulk aood to' choice $1400 015 00 lew LIVESTOCK Green Hornet Sinks ) WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 7 1943 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R M fO M t Uffetofef strokes PAT orir B s NO vT fi 77 FL3M FOR tiHfcK - BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON v "' i' |