Show OGDEN THE STANDARD-EXAMINE- 4 New York Stock Market Last Sales Monday July 17 1944 By The Associated Press Allied Stores Allls Chalmers Leaders Stamp NEW YORK 17 July (AP)— ed American Radiator American Smelting A Refining T American T American T ft T American Tobacco B Anaconda A T A S F Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel J Hogle A EL July 17 1944 Monday Urtcd Stocks Alta Tunnel Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bid Asked Too T02 05 03 02 08 0314 07 00 Bristol Silrer Bullion 05 02 06 OH4 V Cardiff O0M: 06V4 041-1- Chief Cong Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Crescent Eagle Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard Gold Chain Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystona Leonora Mammoth Miner's Oold Monarch 35 36 75 72 16 69 41 64 14 32 29 29 02 00 11 11 4 31 59 16 159 02 01 14 14 25 00 " 02 17 04 13 02 01 19 00 27 00 35 03 02 02 2 00 04 33 Ol 00 01 1 80 02 Mtn Mtn City Copper View Nail Driver New Park New Quincy North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Cona Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier 14 2 49 17 11 19 33' 53 97 14 31 32 38 57 18 9 48 51 9 19 82 110 29 53 60 14 29 50 103 28 42 GRAIN 09 01 18 02 By Tom Williams CHICAGO July 17 (AP) — Hedge sellincreased substantially in the wheat ing market today and futures prices sagged Comunder the pressure of the offerings mission house liquidation also contributed to the decline to 1 cent lower than Wheat closed Oat July $157 Saturday's finish to c July 77 c Rye wa were off to Barley was off 2 July $110 c lower July $126 to 02 04 225 10 20 59 00 4 25 33 03 02 03 IT 00 3 90 33 02 01 00 01 00 2c July 17 (AP) — Wheat: No red $158 No 2 red $157 ®157 No 2 hard No 1 hard $1 60 160 No $159 "h 160: No 3 hard $157 1 dark hard $160® 161 sample grade No 1 mixed $157 dark hard $157 158 No 2 mixed $157 ©158 No 4 No 2 mixed touch $155 CHICAGO 04 02 1 00 08 OT 192 00 200 00 10 13 00 02 02 Asked O0 01 01 Bid mixed $156 7979c 79c Oats — No 1 mixed heavy No 3 80c No 1 white white cample grade white musty 74c No 1 red 80c nomMalting $125 ©144 Barley: nominal inal feed $115® 122 79® 78c 850 250 3 30 1062 103 30 1112 50 '5300 157 151 25 ?74 00 Six Boat Riders TTO0 Chief Con 200 at 36c New Park 4300 at 72c Park Nelson 1000 at Tintic standard 1400 at 8195 U P L pfd 5 at 85725 15 35700 3 at 85675 le at LIVESTOCK fXrDEN June 17 (WFA) — Hogs: Sal able 300 total 773 steady to strong 0 liberal supply short lot lb butch era $1360 good to choice 81350 : 270 300 lbs 3107591200 over 0 300 lbs S9 00: medium to good lbs sows mostly $775©S73 3110091150: few good light weights 31000 stags Cattle: Salable 350: total 4444 opened about steady with fed cattle in one lot good fed steers good demand $15 on: heifer of about same quality 314 50 medium grass heifers $1000® 33-0common to medium cows $850 10 OO cutter to common $600©800 eanners down to $400 few feeders offered little demand: bulls scarce few medium quotable $8 50® 900 vealers: no sales quotable top $1500 medium IO gDOd 91100 V 1350 Salable 2580 total 3520 Sheep: market steady to 10c higher little done week-enover early good to choice Idaho 3 lbs range iambs $1460: five 91 doubles lbs $1460: 50 out $1250 1 Sax doubles lbs $1450: sorting 15 -' per car aizoo one double 92 lb ranch lambs $1425 one double 90 lb ranchers $1415 few out at $1375 three doubles 136 lbs good ewes $5 50 sorted to out sjoo two doubles 135 lb ewes 180-27- 160-18- 0 Tly d: 90-9- Perish in Fire July (AP)— Six 17 persons died in the midst of holidaying throngs Sunday afternoon when a sudden burst of flames swept the Old Mill housing a seen ic boat ride at Elitch's gardens in Denver Four of the dead were identified by Deputy Coroner Gus Economy as two Buckley field soldiers and their wives The other two were attendants who tried vainly to park the boat riders to safety pull Cause of the fire was not known Economy listed the dead as Pvt and Mrs Robert Mcllvain Pvt and Mrs R L Jacobberger George Keithline 16 and Edward Low-er- y pre-rad- io City Michigan (adv) 7817 Tonight —The rosary will be recited at 372 East First South Salt Lake City tonight at eight o'clock for Miss Matilda E Borgers 51 St Louis Mo She had been a civilian employe of Ogden air service command The body will be sent to St Louis for burial Confidential Loans — See Ellyn Huss 325 Eccles Bldg (adv) In England — Pvt Rell W Rives son of Mr and Mrs R W Rives of 148 West Mond is a member of a flight test crew at an air service command depot in England Ezra B Jones agent New York Life Ins Co Phone (adv) Rating— Grant Kunsler son of Mr and Mrs David Kunsler of Willard received the rating of seaman first-clathis month upon graduation from the naval air technical training center Norman 13 Okla Spencer Individually designed abdominal back and breast supports Nelle H Meyer Dial (adv) Advancement —The promotion of Wendell A Heates from the rank of private to private first-clas- s was announced recently in England He is the husband of Mrs Kate W Heates of Ogden utes earlier they had started through the passageway The attendants were found face down in the shallow water where apparently they had been overcome by fumes 1510 Corp William Killbourne who CHICAGO Julv 17 ( was sitting in a boat immediately tie: Salable 1 4 Ono salable rin i onnof the one trapped by the ahead fed steers and yearlings strong to 15c flames brought out an nigner: xop i7ao next highest price $1740: bulk $1400© 1700: common and account of the tragedy medium grassy and warmed-u"I heard a scream and looked offerings $1000© 1300: best fed heifers $1700 back over my shoulder" he said bulk $1350 ©1650: cuttery grassy lights "I saw a flash of flame in the cows steady to strong: cut iiuuiiisw: tors $750 down: most beef cows $825 H other boat or be Isideitt 1050: vealers unchanged at SIR ftfi dnvn other boat or beside it It was Sheen: Salable f nnn- tntal 7 nn- inn? difficult to tell just where it was it am weak: good and choice native spring- - all so happened er quickly" 1475 with buck discounted SI on i4i3j medium and good springers $1200 Boat Lost In Smoke i iou: ngnt cuiis salable to $900 and Killbourne said that within secnetow snorn native ewes $375 ©575 onds the tunnel began to fill with smoke He said he seized the prow Hew York Eggs NEW YORK July 17 CAP) — Eggs two of the following boat and attemoted Current to pull it to safety but lost it in the days: 29110 cases irregular general wholesale prices follow: smoke — Mixed colors Specials No 1 and 2 As Killbourne's party emerged lbs mixed colors flames shot 45©46c lbs through the roof of the specials No 1 and 2 44©5c shed-lik- e structure housing the tunmixed colors specials No 3 and 4 lbs 43©45c mixed colors specials nel and soared high in the air No 3 and 4 lbs 42® 43c: extras Lowery and Keithline then wo I and 2 lbs dashed into the tunnel apparently extras No 1 and 2 6 43c lbs 40© with the hope of rescuing those still extras o 3 and 4 lbs 36®38c No 3 and 4 lbs 34®36c within WW standards No 1 and 2 45 lbs 3334c The fire was confined almost en current receipts 43 lbs 33 34c to the tunnel building a tirely ids 30c: checks 21 ©26c aimes - rt - eye-witne- ss p - 48-5- 0 45-4- 7 Do You Want a Job? WASHINGTON Ttte Evanston municipal swimming pool is the best in western Wyoming 17 according to W V Leonard of 17— 17 (UP- )The war manpower commission has unusual recruiting techadopted anan emergency drive to nique in SALT LAKE CITY July secure 20000 male workers within AP) — Mama dolls are a war cas- Cheyenne state sanitary engineer the next 90 days to take jobs in ana foundries Ail an mter- forgesnerson ualty a glance at the Salt Lake who spent Friday in Evanston on ested has to do l to Market Week association's display business connected with his office Besides inspecting the pool he also disclosed today Like metal toys they will be visited the disposal plant where WMC D C saying "I By Harrison Salisbury the city officials Washington United Press Staff Correspondent missing generally from 1944 Christ- he commended a forge or foundrv iob " ivin2 on the efficient management of his name age address and teleNOVOSIBERSK USSR July 2 mas trees the plant and the water system phone number and the job is his But the nation's canny manufac- He (Delayed) (UP) —Out here in Siwas accompanied on his rounds beria is the soviet union's "wild turers weren't StanEvanston's city engineer G H Says by tough-as-nai- ls west" a rooting-tootin- g S Cheeverstumped association ley presiChapman country that inevitably re- dent: minds Americans of the frontier of "Squashy raggedy -- Annes pupMontana Maran C Rasmussen pies with real fur Teddy Bears of Here is one soviet region which rayon hair wobbly-legge- d lambs Of Soviet Russia Deaths Intermountain Funerals of bath toweling and other stuffed playthings of artificial leather bright colored yarns or felts are temporarily replacing dolls" The Market week will run through Wednesdaydisplay It is sponsored by 81 members representing 330 manufacturing lines war production and war readjustments have advanced 10 years in three The development of this area was shown to Eric Johnston president of the United States chamber of commerce and American correspondents during our visit We toured one great plant built since the outbreak of the war which Johnston described as equal for efficiency smoothness and cleanliness of operation to any similar American industry Siberian Named "Mike" The sparkplug of this vast young Siberian area is "Mike " Mike is Mihail Kalugin 44 d secretary of the communist party committee for Novosibersk province during the past seven years Johnston's party were Mike's guests All the riches of Siberian foods and drinks were set before the guests as a tribute to good - will relations-sturg- eon in jelly roast turkeys suckling pigs dozens of rare Siberian fishes and fresh strawberries But don't think Mike wastes time on lavish living During our visits with Johnston to machine tool and assembly lines Mike was a dynamo of energy He talked constantly with hundreds of workers Even Jim Farley doesn't know more names than Mike Mike is the guy who got hundreds of barracks and sod huts built to receive hundreds of thousands of refugees the bad times when only during Russian blood saved Moscow from falling He is used to hard times and fighting He told Johnston that during the Rus sian civil war he was in the Bolshevik cavalry "I was only 17 or 18 then" he Soviet-Americ- do-or-d- an 1 1 R IHrfli E — —— er ie iuu nixf NOVO THEIR RU STJLE Wa VCORRAL THESE l m cz v—ki fix t— ' r "THIEVES CATTLE - - —mm r-- 1 J ALREADY Hlr— NA6£Eq HEl FROtt rAY AVOAY (T6IT JAIL JOU UUrW VAKrVlNTSv J L D cent months have killed or captured large numbers of Germans garrisoned on the Dalmatian islands in the Adriatic it was revealed today Some of the raids were perfect examples of combined operations by land sea and air and in a number of them whole German garrisons were liquidated 7 48-5- 4344c 0 45-4- 48-5- 0 45-4- 7 IP TUP FMClW UA HOW IN CREATION aCVUf JV ID AMLt BAUS T TUtu mmi't UfMf DI0 THEV SHOOT DOWN J DOWNSIR: THE BOMBED SURfef you are NAZIS you? WHfeN THE Lnal ikicp rr niou'T vfab TWELVE JAP BOMBERS ATTACKED US DROPPED BCMSS HIT6 ON THREE OF OUR LIBERATORS 6WES 'EM A WHALE OF A SCORE CONSIDERING THE Whites — Specials No 1 to 4 lbs 446© 483c specials medium 42 lbs 39 © 40c specials mediums 40 lbs P3c extras medium 42 lbs 38 ©39c extras medium 40 lbs 37 ©38c: extras No 1 and 2 large and extra ceiling Price 403©468c extras No 3 and 4 extra Urge 36 ©39c: standard No 3 and a id extras pullets 7 lbs 30 ©31c Brown — Specials No 1 and 2 ids ve specials No 1 and 2 omi w 44W© 45c lb specials No 3 and 4 lb specials No 3 7 and 4 lbs 42 ©43c: extra No 1 1 and 2 0 lbs 44 ©45c extras No 7 'MDd 2 lbs extras No 3 and 4 0 lb 36©38c 7 No 3 and 4 lbs 34©36c: extras medium 40 lb 36 ©37c extras 7 lbs 29c pullet 45-5- 0 34®35c 35-3- 48-5- 0 45-4- 7 43©45c: 48-5- 0 45-4- 48-5- 41©43c 45-4- 48-5- ex-W- m 45-4- 28® 35-3- Egg BAN FRANCISCO July 17 (UP) — Dairy Market: 43c 92 score 42 c iBtter— 93 score89 score 90 score — Cheese Wholesale prices loaf 27 9c 42c 41c triplets 272c Eggs — Large grade A medium grade A small grade A 21©23c large grade B 30© 31c 41e42e 3536c Bramham Predicts Baseball Boom DURHAM N C Julv 17 rtrm y TnftT AW SURE COLONEL 2 Ee OF THt TARGETS ! (AP-WF- iciuiu w uicir (jusi at uugway proving grounds a new h win xaxe tneir places Ko taton furloughs will continue -- '"-j o-u- throughout the summer FUNERAL RraSnMSFPuneral smussen service for of Soren M Rasmussen will be wife held Wednesday SnSF1 B£h°P cec Rushforth Fiifnd8 my cu at the Tuesday evening nour or service interment Ogdenuntu City Cemetery direction of Lindquist Sons "" McKERPftxr —rs services ior ueo w McFerron1 uiicioi 70 of 325 Thirty-flfWilJ be held Tuesday at 10:30 a:5j- a Lindquist and Sons' Colonial nmeral chapel Bishop Rudy Van nam£en of Twenty-secon- d ward ofMon-rt- n at ficiating viewing mortuary 6 °m to 8 p m and Tuesday Vme of funeral Interment gorth Morgan cemetery con-rSi- & Inte J?v W - JHjNERAi DIRECTORS KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G MORTUARY DIAL 4659 FLORISTS AND THE FLOWERS AftB FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORA' 2956 Waah Blvd Dial 9908 9449 Floral Co Ogden CityBlvd 77 Dial 4781 Waahlngton LEGAL NOTICES Stftt r nf TlllnAic —v J John F Rrt7lno ' JOT Belmont Rariin rnmnrntlnn nftorniy nvi cago 111 deposes that said corporation HLi£cluslve owner of the trade BELMONT" In any color size or mark style tnat said corporation uses mark in manufacture and sale of said radios and electrical apparatus appliances and parts thereof domestic electrical appliances electrical air conditioning units broadcasting equipment communication batteries television transapparatuscameras mitters all radio - - wousuutiers ana apparatus de- i! vn otner 2 and lt — 4j jbriQi nptitinnc vuao K rr reuoraea tuu in tne ornce of the Sec'y of State of Utah in accordance with Title 85 Utah Code Annotated JOHN P BREZINA— and sworn to before M this 7thri5ed day of July 1944 ANNA PESEK Published July 10 17 IM?7 hnij Et MUSHIRO OUESTI0NED BY A2 LB m 14 15 25 36 16 27 17 18 19 20 31 22 23 24 6310 Information i L FOUND OUR mpk'wHEKlSUE DOWT r W PANEL NOW I'M lNreRF5TED IN GETTING OUT Of HERE X OUT OP ?0IWGA?IaCES E NOTICB a '4 IfNOW NOR do CARE — RkSHT ? fa THINK I HEAR S°OUTSIDE 9 THIS IS I J IT" 66f Tine ftAiliri aalA WEVE JUST 11 LIKE TH PLACE WE LEFT OUR i IV I J JEEP TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WEBER STATE OF UTAH In the Matter of the Estate of DELLA WEEDIN LANCASTER sometimes known as MRS DEI LA LANCASTER Deceased Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Willis Lancaster executor of the estate of Delia Weedln Lancaster deceased to the creditors of Delia Weedin Lancaster and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary ruuuners wiinra iour montns alter the iirsi puoiication 01 tnis notice to ss wniis ' tiaucaswr ine oince 01TS A " !1C OH7fi aiPint Buildtag Ogden Weber County Utah 1111a "Kku WILLIS iowi uay 01 uune iy9 LANCASTER Executor of the Estate of Delia FROM A CIRJCTIONI rx ' monetary and financial conference today extended its session here by three days so it can complete plans for the second item of its dual program — a $10000000000 international bank for reconstruction and development The extension was voted because technicians upon whom most of the detail devolves had been driven too hard and needed a bit of rest before whipping the complicated plans into shape The president of the conference Henry Morgenthau Jr announced that matters of substance would be reached by Wednesday the date originally set for adjournment 1 Consult County Clerk or the Re spective signers for Further RAI0 ARE WLWWEVE — PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES FROM THE ILL-FAT- IRA j I Cntf ' A 'f21J?Jancaster' TTTTCifrlNS Deceased Executor Attorney forTnriA rJhPnhltshpri ' TW 1944T SHOOT "WVL VvKi B B— — — r — i kL 1 9 I Dewey Resumes GOP Confabs 335 SrW COMMODORE T NOTICEO A TIM CAM HAS 6EEM ABOUT tO FEET 6EHIND OS POR WO HOURS ARE V0E PARKED Here f 11 VslE'RE MOVIKiG TacrA TKE TIM CAisi MOST Be FOLLOVOlMG OS ! cD RREEZE rAACK ! IS iCCAMT OU'RE &fMv T TACKlr46 VOO SEE X'iA TACKIM& AR&VOU oevoto of-- hiAVieATlOrO"Z i kCTl 1CT 7 TV4E- - — I SKIPPER l 1W Br wt w s""ct X f PI PA I IMPLORE SOU f MOT TO TELL ME THAT J ' THE WIMP MK3HT HAVE V KMOW 1 POME THAT--VO- 7 -- PLtACy BEC3 - who pip rr PLEASE amp so J 11X3 L) OOMTYOU TrAlMV VOE'O - -- BBSS SKlrA A wc y - '6290 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WEBER STATE OF UTAH In the Matter of the Estate of wri — LIAM A MONTGOMERY sometimes Known as w a MUfriUOMJSKT ceased Notice is hrrrhv c!vn h tha A sianed William Flnvri Mnnttrnmor-- t ministrator of the estate of William jA T M BEG Js 0" M 1 iU yl J''M mmmsmLWi LITTLE LIVELIER tF vOE PULLED UP TrAE i MontgomeryA deceased to the creditors of William Montgomery and all sons having claims against the said perdeto ceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within two months after the first publication of this notice to said William Floyd Montgomery at the office of Ira A Huggins 907-- 8 First Security Bank Building Ogden Weber County Utah Dated this 26th day of June 1944 WILLIAM FLOYD MONTGOMERY Administrator of the Estate of William A Montgomery Deceased Attorney for Administrator Published June 26: Julv 3 10 1 1944 6291 NOTICE TO CREDITORS No 6974 In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH E ROWSE Deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned executor at the law office of R H Baumunk for the said executor Room attorney 314 Eccles Building Ogden Utah on or before September 14 1944 D C CR ANGLE Executor of the last will and testament of Elizabeth E Rowse Deceased Published July 10 17 24 31 19t 63' COAL AND WOOD J BEST Spring Canyon stove lump §8 83 3 tons $28: large nut $8 3 tons $2350: stoker slack $650 3 tons 119 Steed Coal Co Dial 6232 DRY pine kindling Dial w — A 4f ' BOAT ISMT TACKtMS — THEfA AvMM place Vr'lnf rmr' "urn TRAILER HOUSES ROYALCoachhouse trailer— $600in- - t3 rUMe truckload lota! W4JDINO"reTO army wives Suitable for proof of dependency S tan dard-Exa- 1 — Pot17 ato: Arrivals July202 on track 233 total U 8 shipment Saturday 430 Sunday 36 supplies moderate demand slow Calif whites about steady on best stock California long whites U g No 1 $415 JPUO commercials 350®ioo CHICAGO e rsaKer-Msrrl- BRETTON WOODS N H July 17 (UP) — The united nations' President William G Bramham of the National Association of Minor leagues said today he had received numerous inmiiri frnm fans in cities where baseball was suspended for the duration which "bodes for a ereat revival in the game when the war is over" "Naturally we do not want to Nuts to You Joe create the impression the war is over now he said "But these inauiries come from various Ra Chinese Flags Say tions of the country and all carry GEN STILWELL'S HEADQUARthe theme that fans are itchine TERS NORTHERN BURMA July for a revival of the game" 17 (UP) — American soldiers were told today not to be taken in by their friendly but clever Chinese allies some of whom have been Bond Goal Attained their time to make using EVANSTON Wvo Julv 17 — T bo BUS Jan hafspare tit flan nt j E Bradbury Uinta county chair white parachute silk for sale to man ox tne r uth war loan has souvenir hunters announced that the countv has (The letters in characcone over the ton in mmnlpiino ters on the flags isChinese the equivalent its auota of $444000 both individ (though more vulgar) of: "Nuts to ual and corporation assessments you Joe" "3? surroundlcl-lik- abov? se !cvel SnOW CDVprpH mnimtoine The WACS will set "up housekeeping in cahins arrl th OT'm in tents Swimminff fishiner hiking and horseback riding are in st for them - EVEN IF ALL Time Extended Pawling farm today resumed conferences with Republican congres- on organization of tcjjicocuwuves his campaign for the presidency The governor outlined what he believes will be the major issues of the campaign to Maine congressmen was learned argued wey- me "j vwuuioviujj £oF P"sident and vice campaign president -h with uic uuw oi candidates for congress the Republican party wffl win complete control of the national government hours distant from S3SgW f"8?1 °Ut — Money Conclave ALBANY N Y 17 (UP)— Governor Thomas July E Dewey refreshed after a week end at his sol- - 15 T NOTICE 48-5- 0 45-4- TW (AX3 PSrs££nel-- Notice Is hereby given that at special meeting of the members or Herman Baker Post No 9 The American Legion Department of Utah to be held on the 27th day of July 1944 aft the hour of 8 oclock at the Club Rooms OMR of said Prist —ww U70hi r IWUIUh er County Clty- Zr?' of rSg5en Utah will be considered and uyun a to amend jmmw ArtlolM nf rr tide I of the resolution of said corporation to read as "ARTICLE T Thi nm nf£7-ZZ-E ll Huiabiuu cxiau dc Pr No 8 The American Legion Dens ment of Utah 9 Francis Fowlea vommanaer A Read Michelsen Adjutant Published July 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 REIMS WHO P BcrURNEP SOMEWHERE IN YUGOSLAVIA July 16 (UP)— American British and partisan forces in a series of coordinated commando raids in re- army 1 first-clas- Slavs Liquidate Nazi Garrisons fft ff rjS 10 TOOELE Jtilv 1? ee ty-thr- y VJCA MCftftP CATCH-U- A UT iflCI Have Vacation forty-fiv- e iurtc uoit RED RYDER A HEAP OF vmc Lfc st six-thir- ty said "It was a And it was a bad day for mefight if I got less than two enemy officers in a day's battling" Siberia has been growing like wood in an August sun since the war began There has been no time to sit around and figure out the cultural and economic implications But Mike and other soviet sparkplugs like him believe they are creating a Russia of the future The countrv here is far removed from possible military threats Since the czarist days Siberia's greatest need has been The wars have provided the people populations and the opportunities will not be lost The whole region bulges with huge industrial plants moved here from the west At the height of the evacuations Novosibersk had a population of 800000 while the outlying area absorbed another 250000 Much of this population has or will return to the west But the plants have come to stay pfcrWfcX niNU inc SHERIFF AND POSSE GALLOP LI one-thirt- LONDON July 17 (UP)— The Daily Sketch reported today that Adolf Hitler's Alois was killed during a recent allied air raid on Munich Alois was not a public figure in Germany and apparently was not active in the Nazi party which his brother heads tousle-heade- Mrs Maran Christina Rasmussen wife of Soren M Rasmussen 636 Thirty-firdied Sunday at eleven a m at the family resilience 01 a nean 10 — Funeral services will be conducted in the Fairview South L D S ward ailment p chapel Thursday at She was born in m for A U Miner of Los An- Denmark and came to Calif United States in prominent educator the geles an as D S 1900 and dairyman of Fairview for convert SheL resided who died at many years Friday In Salt Lake and p m in Berkeley Calif was married City to Mr at the home of a daughter Mrs Rasmussen in the Salt Lake L D S temple Frances Mortenson of a heart ail- Feb In 7 1907 was He 10 1865 born ment Aug 1912 the couple at Fairview a son of Mormon and moved to Ogden Here Phoebe Emiline Curtis Miner On she had been a member of the L D S June 23 1897 he married Estella Third ward and at in Fairview of the Manti L her death Day was memHis career as an ber of the a Ninth D S temple educator included 20 years as prin- award She had been of the Recipal of fairview schools in San- liefmember and a society and as several pete county years teacher Primary school board member An active S u r vivors Ms SssHMsaesj member of the L D S church her husband a include daughter Mrs May Evans he had been a Sunday school Sparks Nev a brother and a sister Soren Laursen and Mrs Katrina Miller Denmark teacher officer in the Mutual ward and three sisters living in South America teacher and member of the stake Funeral services will be held Wednescouncil to Prior marhis high day at ten a m in the Ninth ward chapel Cecil Ruehforth officiating Interriage he filled a mission for the Bishop ment will be in Ogden city cemetery church in the eastern states Ten of his 11 living children have university degrees The 11th William L Sargent child a son is in military service — William Le Roy Sargent Survivors include his widow Mrs 48 COALVILLE War One veteran and postmasEstella D Miner Los Angeles Cal ter World Coalville since 1935 died in a six sons three of whom are in Salt of Lake hospital Saturday at seven the armed forces: Glenn B Miner p m of heart disease complications son of William and A Deseret U Artie Logan Attorney Miner he was born at Hoytsville Pocatello Idaho AS Delbert L on Oct Sargent 11 1S95 but farmed and mined Miner Madison Wis Pfc Ernest in the vicinity of Coalville most of his life M Miner advanced aviation school He was an elder in Coalville L D S and ward served county deputy Ellington field Texas AS Mark clerk for 10 yearsa Summit On Jan 7 1920 he D Miner Los Angeles five daugh- married Lois Copley In Salt Lake City ters: Mrs Delmar H Dickson OgSurviving besides his widow are four den Mrs Harold Ashman Salt daughters Mrs Lois Roylarce Joplin Mo Mrs Peterson Lehl Mrs Lynette Lake Mrs Frances Mortenson Judd Mary Hoytsville and Gay Sargent CoalBerkeley Mrs Don C Markham ville two sons William C and James 9 Long Beach Calif and Mrs Fran- Sargent Coalville two sisters Mrs J E ces Bahr New England N D Wright Coalville and Mrs Newel T one sister Mrs Arthur E Snow Waldron Morgan and a brother Max Hoytsville Lake Lake and four brothers: E Sargent Funeral services will b conducted at L Miner Price Frank Miner Salt the Coalville L D S ward chapel Wednesat two p m by Bishop A S Gardner Lake George D Miner American day Burial will be In Coalville cemetery Friends Fork and Lester Miner Fairview may call at the family home Tuesday eveand 28 grandchildren ning and Wednesday until time of services Hitler Kin Killed half-broth- Julv VATRVTEW Graduation — Among the men to s receive the rating of seaman this month upon graduation from the naval air technical trainwas Okia ing center Norman Linn G Richardson son of Mr and Mrs C E Richardson of 457 Seventeenth To Sew — The ladies' to the Brotherhood of auxiliary Railway Trainmen will sew for the Red Cross Wednesday from ten a m to four p m at the home of Mrs L H Starr 2753 Gramercy t Villi j am "HII"I 3 fouSdrfandS d£l£f 30 Bodies Found in Boat Bodies of the soldiers and their wives were found in the gaily painted boat in which a few min- 89-9- - EVANSTON Wyo July WORKSO WELL: DENVER A naval trainInd Brassieres girdles Chans make $150 to $1095 Vander Vlies Ph course at the ss 04 OO 15650 5 Warner Pictures Walgreen Western Union Telegraph Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth 57 03 815 210 3 15 9 18 17 an 72 M Rico Argentine Royston Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines South Standard Tar Baby Viatic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Cona Walker West Toledo Yankee Zuma rnlUted Stock 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Republic Reynolds pre-flig- 35 46 95 Illinois International Harvester International Nickel International T A T Kennecott Loew's Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Dairy National Cash Register National Power A Light New York Central North American Aviation North American Northern Pacific Packard Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil R 034 03 Enrolled—Frank W Read 21 son of Mr and Mrs Albert E Read 1245 Porter Ogden is now enrolled as an aviation cadet in school at Maxwell the field Ala an installation of the army air forces training command Sale on all type furniture Schoss Furniture and Electric Co 355 24th 74 65 (adv) Lomond Hotel 162 162 Auto-Lit- Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Co Sewing every replacing Send a new one in the 3 months to that boy or girl service Arvilla Hendricks formerly Etta Merrill's Lobby Ben 21 3S 11 42 technical correcThe in tion developed today's stock motors as turned Boeing market steels and Borden relatively weak and 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