| Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEWEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 23 1947 — Miorceaflie W orltt Law Seen Stocks As Market Declines New York A""": Only Insurance of Peace "S5 " —f — NEW YOMC July Allied Store Alll Chalmers American Airlines Founry American Car In Late Trading By Victor Eubank NEW YORK July 23 (AP— Buyer got hack in the saddle of today's stock mar American American Roll Mills& ms 52 """ 50 American Smelting at Telegraph AMericari Telephone American Tobacco B ket and rode selected industrials tor Anaconda Copper heir best gains of the week although nunv paflprs ttfr mrr nr pss ne DMwin Tjvomotive Baih Iron glected Extreme advances of 1 to 3 points Bethlehem Steel were reduced In most cases at the close n Turnand scattered losers appeared it Borden over was around the 1000000-shar- e Budd Company mark California Packing ExceptionsR In the minus column in- Canada Dry cluded John Thompson which touched Canadian Pacific a low fOr the year in further reflec- Case tion of an emitted dividend and a drop Celotex " In net: Consolidated Edison Sears Roe- Cerro de Pa At Ohio buck International Nickel Boeing and Chesapeake Glenn Martin Chrysler Common weaitn -- rcu" ' ' Posting highs for 1947 were Robert AlCommonwealth Southern pfd Gair Federated Department Stores lied Chemical and Eastman Kodak Lig- Consolidated Copper gett snd Myers edged upward on a Consolidated Oil Delaware raised quarterly while O R Kinney Consolidated responded moderately to an extra Ahead Corn Product ' were US Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Crane Goodrich Goodyear Montgomery Ward Cuban American sugar International Harvester American Smelt- Curtis Wright Cud-ah- y Woolen Pepsi-Col- a ing American Douglas Aircraft Wilson & Co and Santa Fe Du Pont Bonds steadiadL Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Electric Automotive Electric Power at Lignt Erie Railroad General Electric General Foods General Motor Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Tire &Railroad J H Hnjrle A Co Northern pi Great Wednesday 4uly 23 1M7 Great Western Sugar Motors Listed Stocks Bid Asked Hudson Illinois Central Big Hill (f 08V2i$ 11 Interlake Iron 04 2 05 Bingham Metals International Harvester Va 03 Bonanza Mining 03 International Nickel Can 1 yj? 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DRUM ROAR AND THOUGHT IT WAS er men's singles competitors moved mto the third round and the women into the quarterfinals today in the 59th annual Seabright Invitational tennis tournament Seymour Greenberg of Chicago e national clay courts cham--pio- n won the feature match of yesterday's play when he downed Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles in three 20 62 78 22 10 67 loose fcom the circus it was the eieeEsr th riu they've mad snce lFP- fiWTIK J fASmlf LACU WW1" VTS 6-- e 11-- em OFF CER ( "That I MY to start a pamc ) OF COURSE AS AN OFFICER OF eJAW L HAVE YOU ! I'LL JUST NiOf ARREST THE DRUM J till aaaaaiiaSairiiMiV LOGAN — Thomas Arnold Poulter 62 of 156 West Fifth North died Tuesday morning in a local hospital of complication following a fall six years ago Mr Poulter was bom in Ogden June 7 1885 a son of Thomas J and Cordelia Farr Poulter He spent his early life in Ogden in Franklin Ida and moved to Logan in 1916 H married Ruby A Telford in Logan 9 4 sets 8 5 1910 April 24 Edward Moylan of San Francisco Survivinga are his widow two daugh3 son Chloe Vern J and and 49 Sidney B Wood of New York ters Poulter Logan a stepmother 49 of Chicago and Thelma Lamed Gardner Lowe Poulter Logan a brother 74 James Brink of Seattle Wash Louise Lee Poulter Ogden six half brothers 33 were others who maved up with and sisters Carl Poulter and Mrs Lenore 16 Mauchley Ogden Mrs Delila Bates and 33 Va first round victories Mrs Elva Mathews Logan Mrs Manila 22 Hon ley Brigham City and Mrs Elloise 36 Kautick Memphis Tenn 29 ' The body is at the W Loyal Hall 24 White Motor ± 50 mortuary here Woolworth 22 CHICAGO July 23 (AF)— Renewal of Zenith government wheat buying cool weather in the midwest and reports of poor oats yields combined to produce a strong grain market on the board of trade to- FRONK — Funeral services for Edith Feed grains showed wider gains day Lena Parker Fronk 54 wife of John than wheat K fpronk and resident of Tremonton At one time July corn in which tradOGDEN July 23 CUSDAi— Hog: sal Utah will be held at Llndquist and Bona Colonial chapel Friday at eleven ing ended at the close advanced to able: 140 total: 950: steady good to $221 a bushel equaling the all-tiwith Bishop Wayne Sandall of am 2400 lb choice butcher 92700 record for any corn delivery estabTremonton First ward conductthe 0 270 lb lbs $2550 300- - lished on July 15 All deferred corn $2650 ing Friends may call at the mortumoved to new seasonal highs ary Thursday from six until nine pm lb $2200 2300 contracts 350 lbs $2450 350-4AH oats deliveries made new seasonal and Friday until time of service InSows peaks over 450 lbs down to $2150 mEm terment in the Tremonton cemetery Wheat closed l4c lower to 4c higher tinder the direction of Llndquist and $19 OOfri 2000 choice light weight $2050 loss and acta July contract showing the 62100 rough heavy sows down to the ending at 238Ya 239Vi Corn was y4c SNEDDON — Funeral services for Wallace to $1800 lower higher July $318219 Burns (Bernle) Sneddon World War Cattle: salable: 175: total: 250 very The July oats contract closed on a wierd II veteran of 2017 Liberty avenue will De98 to cents of cows $105 little done on mature cattle except split quotation be held Friday three pm Llndquist oats lVac to were 2c ferred odd common to medium cow $7 50'i higher and Bona Colonial funeral chapel 1350 cannera and cutters $800T 1700 with Volney B Belnap bishop of the — CHICAGO July 23 (AP) Wheat No 1 late Tuesday few medium to good lots Thirty-firward officiating Friends heifers $1700 2000: good cows $1675 hard $240 Mi i 241 at call funeral chapel Thursthe may No Corn No 1 yellow $2 good to choice vealers $21 OOf 2200 22': six from until nine pm Friday day oata Sheep: salable and total: 3900 little 2 $221 0222: No 3 $2 19 V ft 219 until hour of the service Till Willi No 1 done early one load medium and good No 1 heavy white $1146114 in the Ogden City cemetery directed 86 lb No 2 heavy white fat spring lambs $2285 asking white $108'! 1 10 bv Llndquist and Sons ' strong to shade higher to around $2425 $114a No 4 white 98 cents Rye O NICHOLAS — Funeral services for Caro on choice rangers: late Tuesday spring 2 grades $240&250 Soybeans No 3 line W Nicholas who died in San lambs 35 cents lower around 25 doubles yellow $333 Diego Calif July 18 widow of John choice malting $200g225 good and choice 94 lb Idaho spring Barley Nicholas will be held Friday at one lambs $2400 Few trucked lots natives malting $1700225 feed $1600180 Llndquist and Sons Colonial pm $2150 Two loads 92 lbs fleshy feeders funeral chapel with Alfred Bohman $22 60 New York Eggs bishop of tne Peterson ward officiatNEW YORK July 23 (AP)— Eggs 28391 Friends may call at the funeral ing Cat-tifollow: CHICAGO July 23 (based irregular Spot quotations Thursday from six until nine chapel aalable: 8000 total: 8200 aalable on wholesale sales by receivers to job P m Friday until hour of the service calvea: 500: total 500 good and choice bers and large retailers: Interment Ogden City cemetery diMixed colors extra fany heavyweights fed ateess and yearlinga including yearrected by Llndquist and Sons 1 5U cents 50 2 to extras 53fi54c and heifers higher strong large ling jic medium grades steady bulk good and extras 1 and 2 medium 48Vai&49c stand SHIMIZV —Funeral services for Ura Shimizu wife of Tom T Shlmlzu of ard l and 2 large 46047c standard 3 choice steer and yearlings $27503200 256 23rd street will be held Friday cows large 40Vic current receipts 43V2044c choice $3225 weighty steers at 2 p m in the Japanese Buddist cows $140001700 'a 39 ' s c checks 37i3T3c dirties steady most beef church of Ogden Rev T Kashlma White extra bulls strong to 25 cents higher mostly imidwestern) fancy Memory services will be officiating $1825 down on weighty sausage offerheavy weights 54 & 55c extra 1 and 2 held Thursday at 8 p m in the Budddown large 52ft 53c: evtra 3 large 49050c ings vealers steady at $2400 500 hist church Interment in Ogden spring extras l ana meaium 50651c Sheep: salable: 500 total: Browns City cemetery directed by Llndquist extra fancy imidwestern) lambs 25 cents higher other classes and Sons few rood and choice native heavyweights 54 55c extras 1 and 3 ctMriv common to choice large 51 52c extras 1 and 2 medium spring lambs $2425: FUN ERA! DIRECTORS 48050c mature slaughter ewe $650® 8 7S hard-foug- 19 Glad you feel WAY T Thomas A Poulter one-tim- A Lion ht 6-- cqpo m? HELP TrE eflFerris by wc'a Livestock avtce iwc 7g t v s"pt otf I Vi£l09HAyE lMC5 5Ctt St°f FOfA RASCrtS Oe CR06S-- ' Funerals Ol p"" l6 180-24- 270-30- 00 lc 2l--i- (AP-USDA)- — STOP TRYIM' TO BaieR AS SEWSEALFIETOSSIN' OUT THINK AN KEEP HOTEL Rt POJ'T TO ME fT st AN EMPT T MAKE NO TH CRUISER C4N WITH AN '' WAPIKkS OUT IN THIS TROPICAL TYPHOON TO MAIL A LETTER WHEN THERE'S A BOX IN OUR ' HOTEL LOBBY?— TM AFRAIP M OU'CE ANOTHER PLAVMATf KEftkY PRAKE RETURNS TO HIS LINED ANCHOR AN' A SACK OF W UP WITH THE SHORE ROCK SALT TF£P TO IT' JB LIGHT ANP THE G TWO-TIMIN- JULEP' c: KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- 1 'UR'fe TVAK5V G MORTUARY — DIAL 6900 ROD WAOUb TO PLFvCt b VrOU Rt OUT Vi B-tf- ' rAV6HT NOT VfAStG f3g OUT TOO' TOO WVO fROO 1 I 1 '"ifcfcBfc5Jsle We wiah to express our sincere thanks to our many friends and neighbors who were so kind vt-FjjS- that sail' ONE CONTRARY or vino I HAVE TO puff AN" WE'LL BE HAVtN' TEA WITH VT5 SftT Cards of Thanks y '£' with ce Supper Over Campiire Tasty Alter Long Ride t- et Arthur J 57 48 12 31 109 24 143 Trans American Twentieth Century Fox Union Carbide Union Oil California Union Pacific United Aircraft United Airlines United Corporation United State Rubber United States Smelting United States Steel Walgreen Warner Pictures Western Auto Western Union Western Airbrakes Westine-housElectric Court Action Set In Road Arrest f o Martin Miller Chicago four step-soJames Los Angeles Frank Moore Moore Arlington Calif Orville Moore 28' Corvallis Ore and Chester L Moore 8 Wilmar Calif 15 grandchildren and 27 seven great grandchildren: also a ais-t41 Mrs John Steel Wisconsin 26 Funeral services wil be conducted 40 SEABRIGHT N JL July 23 (UP) 37 '4 With most of the favored stars adFriday at pm at the LAfttin r 16 chap? in Los Angeles Burial will h? in to form the vancing according 46 Englewood Park cemetery 21 57 Boeing Aircraft company and-SEATTLE July 23 (Up)— With the air mattrtei command of the the scheduled firing today ofVhe rmy air forces jointly announced of Boeing facilities and aPiinterception the tr — — laimogorao N operation Ivan M Radabaugh 42 of 274 equipment for this proj- Twenty-eighth was scheduled to plies and supplementary foodstuffs ect from Wendover Utah to the appear late this afternoon before Alfred Gladwell justice of the gr0Upf appear Justified new location of the Burch Creek precinct peace some of erain on charges of for arraignment seed and fertilizerimports would be help drunken driving and driving without an operator's license The state department said in its Bolt Hits Trolley Police Detectives Fred M Gill PITTSBURGH July 23 (AP) — A announcement however and who arrested J M special items could wppSSd shaft of lightning which blasted a Radabaugh Stephens ty Tuesday about hole through the top of a p m on Grant between gaping KrgiSV8le rCuliefas a8ciesana the interna- - crowded h and Twenty-sevent- h trolley car during the Twenty-sixtchildrens said were Lemergency fund notified that Radathey The announcement addedheight of the traffic rush hour yes- baugh was creating a disturbance Jn view4Uof the ove nd of the terday injured 18 persons two in the neighborhood of Twenty-eight- h and Grant threatening to l2r±h he fu"d available are Glare blinded passengers "whip" everybody They said he to their battle tried screamed and rell needs It has been had driven when they ar- gfrft car rivei at tne away decided not to undertake a relief way out of the smoke-fille- d gcene but they over program for Poland" took him shortly afterward Two women were trampled wsflss i en-forci- two-thirt- y v Southern Pacific Sperry Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Sun Mining Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken 38 30 40 33 22 1 16 North American Northern Pacific Ohio OH Pacific Gas Packard Paramount Pictures Penney Pennsylvania Railroad Pulman Pure OH Radio Corporation of America - DEATHS 17 SJf i m A Jap 41 - 17 06 ya 08 10 15 '4 15i 33 Vt ltft A foed 157 19 1 M !lf2u WASHINGTON July 23 SAN FRANCISCO July 23 (AP)can be Yet every anno news day brings Af n —Civilization is doomed unless all "i a 4irairiciaai Killings as The state departmentah"" re nations "bow to a universal law Moslems slay Hindus and Hindus today that Poland's Moslems It is primarily fear $350000000 American that underwrites peace" Benjamin slay been caii rec H Kizer former head of UNR not hatred that promotes these lief program has taken oi was The action slayings" R A relief in China said here ' secre-so- n Similarly he continued "no peo- ommendation of Col i today assistant love more a ple peace wh0 special universally The prominent Spokane Wash than the Chinese Yet bred by tary of Agriculture Anderson attorney speaking at a judicial world war I China has not had mariP a survey ux E" conference of U S circuit and peace for more than 20 years Con- mum food needs for etIC tarV of district judges of the ninth judicial stantly war has gone on between State Marshall irain and district asserted: the nationalists and communists Harrison meet reported 'There must be a crutch a available a side in this civil war could means by which nations can delay Each make with the other if it the minimum iww for the the vast destructiveness of war — dared peace But each side is certain it Polish people 8f--'- earcan diminish gradually the poison- cannot trust the other to keep the ous aftermath of war AAV 0B ""C "What every jurist and every peace "As the United States faces Ruslawyer knows is that without the sia today that same fear and susr "" well prevailing protection of law picion is at the base of our diflaw there can never be ferences Neither of these two Peace there can never be a civili- great peoples has any reason to zation worthy of the name make war on the other" Fear Never More Acute "If Russia exhibits war's hatreds In the midst of international and suspicions in their most agdistrust and fear which he said gravated form we must recall that were never so acute as now Kizer we too have not got off scotfree warned that "nations must turn for from our share of this great evil refuge to the only means by which of war hatred and suspicion" men nave been able to seduce the various areas of this world from Mine Exploded anarchy to ordered societies to the rule of law" ABOARD THE BATTLESHIP "It is no time to be weak of IOWA AT SEA July 23 (UP)— A heart" he went on "It is time to do all that we can to strengthen gun crew of the battleship Iowa United Nations and make of it by en route to Hawaii with the govdegrees but as rapidly as possible ernors of 11 states aboard sank a a federation of nations determined floating Jap mine yesterday Capt by force if necessary to keep the T M Stokes said the mine could have done "considerable damage" if peace "I suggest that wherever lawyers the Iowa had struck it A 40 milliand judges are gathered in as- meter shell sent it to the bottom J N0U VOtft UFE WAS WITH sembly we should raise our eyes JLL THB0££JJ£ from the domestic lawsuits and disputes that concern us to the state of this sick world civilization that can only be healed of its wounds that can only recover Miller Sr from its psychological diseases Arthur Miller Sr 83 of 6510 ConJ that can only expel the poisons verse ave Los Angeles Ogden that are destroying it by a reign resident died at the familyformer home there of law that is universal e twenty-fivat twelve Tuesday pm of He cited India as one example causes incident to ace Mr Miller was born Oct 18 1863 in of "distrust and suspicion" There Menomonie Wis As he said the "home of He married Julia Farley in Ogden the home of a people as They resided here until 35 years ago to Los Angeles dedicated to peace as any people when thay moved Surviving are his widow: two ions Arthur J Miller Jr Los Angeles and m 31 Firing First Missile Folanfl s snare u Relief Cancelled R J-- lam i during the illness and bereavement of our beloved father Also for the beautiful flowers and music and all who assisted in any way WHITNEY MR & MRS H J MR & MRS C F LUDDINGTON '' We desire to thank our many fkiends who so kindly and thoughtus at the sudden fully assisted nt niir beloved husband and 4ather the late Walter H Haines We greatly appreciate tne services of the American region ana tneir To the uutm service speaker the U P R R- we of employes av li a de-m- 1j - 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NIIH awwc RnVT5 a dress i THE HA1NKS f AWlbl -- SHIP ISi In Memoriam 4 In lovina- memory of my adored husband Judge Lewis V True- man who died July 23 1943 Mis - wife ORA B rAE-R- E TRUEMAN m FOR MT - "" A-n- A A fcS —- COOLO LKY I sun u w i vAOuNmwm fAiK gO-LsPLL- PATieCE BURKE mm X'LL MAHiCWA BV EA6V 6TAGE& VlSUALlTe Y00R6ELF V4EA- RNi6 A DlAUOMD SO LPaRSE UM1 004TBD it IrA VC6 Ef rr must Be a TERRIBLE BLOW 1 TO HAVE ALL THAT SILVER FALL OM VOU -OR TO FALL ON ) HVy m FLORISTS And The Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mart ' KLENKE: 2955 FLORAL Washington Pbna 6789 ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP SSI 4 hand Bobby Hopps IS son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Hop pa of Poundridge N Y finds the wast close at acre-Deas he and Johnny Pastnyek veteran cowhand cook super after their all-da- y rid a on the 5000 Hollow ranch The ranch near Montauk Point where Long Island reaches into the Atlantic has 200 Mexican and B rahma ateers ep ORPHEUM THEATRE Washington Blvd BUM Dial ll WEBER FLORAL CO Green nouae 740 2gth St S2 Phons 8638 Co Ogden City Floral Oiaj 47tl 2210 Washington RlvC VISUALIZE g "THE METAL ROOF - mmmm w t mm m mm mum |
