Show T NEW YORK STOCKS— Las By The Associated Press Klenlea M'nited Press Financial Writer " W Oct 9 (UP) — Stocks prices improved todjay under the leadKEW YORK ership of steel sharks after early forenoon softness ' - fite1: thnrM sent Tic: m S Tube and Sheet Steel and Youngstown each up a point while Inland rose a point The group moved up nearly fc In Wall Street opinion in late reaction an improvement in the steel operf to ating rate which hps risen to a four-- i month high steels' a few leaders m Outsideto the a or more including point v point on sales Chrysler up more than a block General ranging to a Motors and Hudson had only minor was up 1 gains Publicker Industries Park & Tilford in the liquors where rose fractionally Inc and Schenley! Mission Corp rose 2 points while Pa-- 1 cific Western Oil and Skelley were only f fractionally higher These stocks have been favored in recent weeks on unconfirmed rumors of arr impending merger — — T t- 1200-sha- re I " j Lake Mining f Salt Stock Quotations J H 07 ( 05Vi 48 03'2 52 05 09 20 09V2 13 21 17 03 05 18 19 024i 03 06 17 07 042 Mi 06 12 48 03 Va 46 02 Mi 15 29 17 30 04Va 31 03 27 02 05 06 I U4 ' OS i 26 05' j 29 I 13 02 15 03 30 12 01 10 02 15 j 04 Ma 08 42 07 04 it 05 0212! 01 03 03 02 04 65 05 04 23 i "55 j 03 03 I I 15 147 130- - 03 04 61 56 04 06 13 13 01 42 01 38 07 07M 06 V2 2 30 02 10 08 2 65 02 08 I OSVi! 21 22 1 I 03 32! 04 1 1 03 26 4 50 60 07 03 'A 04 j 37! Mi 15 02 03 02) 03l 02 04l 3 10 06 Bid 05 3 25 111 Ma 00 Asked 1012 9 75 45 06 03 00 13 75 19 !73 00 14 25 21 50 122 737 83 00 I 50 775 00 90 00 1 9 iec 3c Utah-Wyomi- ng 7c 1500 Mickalums Feted At Assembly ! A f ootiall pep rally and assembly was held today in the Weber college auditorium in honor of the Mickalums who play Weber Friwas day night Laurence Burtonintromaster 0 ceremoniOs He duced Bert Corkeyl who took charge The "Accidentals" Weber college men's quartet Orval liolley Junior Stokes pill Bablois and Grant Russell sang "On to Victory" The Hawaiian team wasj introduced after which members! sang several of their native songs — J 'I — Hogs: f AP-USD- salable: 20 total: 802 all classes steady 0 lb butchers good and choice 0 0 2925 top lbs 2875 lbd 2725 butcher sows 2500-260- 0 light over 400 lbs 24 0 Cattle: salable: 275 total: 1825 steady medium cows 1350-i50- 0 cutter to common 1100-1300 canners good light weight feeder steers 1950-200- 0 medium to good stocker and feeder heifers 14 Sheep: salable: 2500 total: 9460 no early sales Wednesday all classes steady choice 87 lb slaughter lambs 2325 good and choice 95 lbs 2300 load mixed grades slaughter ewes 650 good and choice 74 lb feeding lambs 2225 180-24- 240-27- 270-30- 800-105- CHICAGO Oct 9 Cattle: salable: 4500 total: 5000 salable calves 500 total 500 slaughter steers and heifers 50 lower cows weak to 25 lower vealers steady good and choice steers 2750-332- 5 medium to slaughter d steers 2000-270- 0 choice 875 lb fed heifers 3050 good light fed heifers down to 2500 common and medium grassers 1500-220-0 common to medium beef cows 1300-165-0 outlb Colorado cows late standing 1200 canners and cutWednesday 2100-220- 0 0 ters and choice vealers good 2500-270- 0 comparable heavy calves 1900 down total: 3000 Sheep: salable: 2000 slaughter lambs steady to 35 lower downturn on natives good and choice 100 lb Washington lambs topped at 23 00 good and choice native lambs 2265 medium to good com0 mon 0 good and choice 92 lb ewes yearlings wethers 1800 slaughter steady good and choice 900-92- 5 Potatoes — PotaCHICAGO Oct 9 toes arrivals 85 on track 266 total U S shipments 971 supplies moderate demand fairly good for best stocks which in limited supply very slow for others market firm on best dull and slightly weaker on others Idaho Russets Burbariks 375-41- 0 Washington Russet Burbanks 460 (AP-USDAi- — low-goo- 1900-220- 1600-180- A) By William Ferris CHICAGO Oct 9 (API— Small gains were registered by wheat and oats on the board of trade today but corn tended to lag Higher margins continued to restrict trading volume 4 Wheat closed higher December $2 91 3 8292 corn was to ia lower December $226-22- 6 unchanged and Deoats were lower to higher cember $115- l!4-3!- -- CHICAGO Corn No 243 No 3 Oats No 9 (AP) — Wheat No Oct 2 No 2 yellow 242-24- 4 1 white 119-12- 0 No 2 extra heavy white 124 No 4 white 115 sample grade heavy white 113 Field seed per hundredweight timred top 1450-155- 0 othy 440-46- 5 feed 170-18- 3 LONDON Oct 9 (UP)— Princess Barley malting 185-24- 0 f Elizabeth's selection qf Sir Hubert No 2 grade 270-27- 5 nominal Rye Parry's bridal march ifor her wed- Princess Picks Wedding March 1 241 ding to Lieut Philip Mountbatten was expected today lo set a new fashion in wedding music The Market Holiday most popular bridal march is from NEW YORK Oct 9 Wagner's "Lohengrin'J The Parry and commodity exchanges throughout Monmarch is from his incidental music the United States will be closed Oct 13 in observance of Columto "The Birds" of Aristophanes day bus day composed between 1878 and 1882 7fm Mendelssohn weeding march be used for the procession at New York Egg iQl the close 20358 NEW YORK Oct 9 (AF)-K- ggs (AP)-J-nanc- Indians Aiding in Harvest Fields I BRIGHAM CITY bet 9— One bus load of Indians rom N M are working in BoxGallup Elder county barvest fieldsj and two more bus loads are expected to arrive within a few days it was I learned today from Robert H Ik Stewart county agentj Wl The Indians who arriving by bus last week from 0m their home state are being placed farms in Box Elder Cache and Won Weber counties according to Mor ris n Utah extension ayior service farm labor luprevisor i 400-strd- ng be-JD'g- an il firm spot quotations follow (based on wholesale sales by receivers to Jobbers and large retailers) : Mixed colors extra fancy heavyextras 1 and 2 large weights 5 extras 1 and 1 extra 3 large 2 medium 4 standard 1 and 2 large 9 dirties 2 standard 3 large 5 2 checks 7 Whites extra fancy heavyweights 5 extra 3 extras 1 and 2 large extra 4 large 6 1 extern 2 large 1 and 2 medium extras and 6 6 pullets 6 Browns extra fancy heavyweights extra 2 extras 1 and 2 largo 3 large 9 extras 1 and 2 medium 5 extras J and 2 PUUOta 4 r6-6- fi 53-5- 59-6- Sf f'b0nls h Du-thrnJF- 11 iwt JBer SSS? 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is up to Mr gerald star Sacramento ease foowedcatcher RaciydTheBentire matter now is that of 27' yesterday and reached for be not ckeycould Pitchers as part of the four COm£n?her was suspended by " 1050-130- 1 Bullion 1000 5iC Consolidated Eureka 1000 Great Deposit 1000 fe 5MiC BMiC Little May 1000 New Majestic 4000 m 125 Rico Argentine 700 5c Royston 2000 Silver Shield 1000 W 6V4C: 500 15c Oil 1000 r 15'ic: 2000 n 16c Mac 2 3c 100 Empire 1000 gSThis mgnting sus- - isn y 05 Mi 10 75 Oct Lewis Tost Will Join Senators ?ow cv lessons "u 00-17- 50 03 03 03 I OGDEN wise-cracki- Angeles last wnose season-lon- g lA:tuI J K Livestock 0: 17 I Safeway Sears Roebuck Soc ony Vacuum Southern Pacific Sperry Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker ' Sunshine Mining Texas Co Texas Gulf Sul Timken Trans America Twentieth Century Fox Union Carbide Union Pacific j United Aircraft U S Rubber U S Steel Warner Pictures Western Auto Western Union Western Airbrake Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woohvorth 00-5- 10 03 06 03 30 1 40 06 02 04 01 03 Ms 25 05 09 OSVfe! 1 25 25 I 4 25 50 06 03 02 04 06 01 Va 10 I ' Tobacco Reynolds 02 03Va 38 i 05 04 02V1 i plutus Con frlnce M 16 04 0341 1 '2 1 10 05 07 Mining Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n Silver King West Silver Shield J Silver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Standard Etatic Chief Utah Con j Utah-Wy- o Con Oil 3 Victor Coa Western Alloys' West Toledo J Wilbert Yankee CM- Zuma Utah Id Sug Com Utah Id Sug Pfd Unlisted Stocks Sug Pfd Amalg Con Wag St Mach Nat Tun & Mines Utah Fire Clay Utah Oil Ref Utah Sou Oil Utah P & L Com 2 03 I 00 03 Rico Argentine 1 06 08 06 07 Nevada Metals gNaildriver I fN'ew Park New Majestic North Lily No Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol plumbic Mines C 03 01 12 10 Moscow Mt City' Copper Mountain View Sales: 08 $ 02V2 OIV4 Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Colb Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coal'n Commonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Croff Crown Point Cons Eureka Dragon E Crown Point East Standard E Tin Coal'n East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Grand Deposit LHorn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kermebec Kentucky - Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Z Asked ' Bid Brief Confab L Hogl e & Co Listed Stocks Big Hill a Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining 34'4 Allied Stores 41 '4 Allls Chalmers 9'4 American Airlines i 44 American Car St Foundry 15 American Radiator 32 American Rolling Mills American Smelting and Refining 64 157 American Tel St Tel 72 American Tobacco 35 Anaconda Copper 83 L A T St S F 17 V Baldwin Locomotive ' 13 Bath Iron j 32 Bendix 80 Bethlehem Steel 21 Boeing 43 Borden y 11 Budd Co 31 California Packing Canada Dry 16 11 Canadian Pacific Case 41' Celotex 28 Cerro de Pas 30 44 Chesapeake StJ Ohio 62 Chrysler Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison 25 Consolidated Oil Delaware 48 Corn Products 64 Crane! 34 Cuban American Sugar j 16 Curtis Wright 5 61 Douglas Aircraft DuPont 190 Eastern Airlines 18 J Eastman 44 Electric Auto v 54 Electric Power St Light 18 Erie Railroad 9 General Electric 36 General Foods 37 General Motors 59 Goodrich 56 "j 46 V Goodyear Great Northern Railroad Pfd 39 Hudson Motors 19Idaho Power Illinois Central Inter lake Iron International Harvester International Nick Can International Paper International Tel & Tel Kennecott Copper Kresge Lockheed Loews Mid Con Petroleum Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Acme National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy National Distillers National Power & Light New York Central North American Aviation North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Pacific Gas j Packard Paramount Pictures Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil R C A Republic Steel o SpeaK a dook-- on nue Judges Agnes Bybee Jan Thornock Lenora M Jacobson Minnie Mclnturff 302 28th Street n! Judges — Minnie Mclnturff °n£nded With the laS PUtOUt Birdie Hadley Sergene Simmons World Series was his old 6 — Mrs Charles A Peterson 323 30th Street Judges Dora B Peterson loquacious self Jo- Louise Lamb Wm Masters 8 as he and Laraine 7— Mrs Henry Sturm Jr 3357 WashDav wSmiling actress CHICAGO Oct 9 (AP) —The ington Blvd Judges Oveda Sturm wife from Wayment Cora Ann East football 8— Lillian for the takeoff roc&r ? Mrs Stella Balllnger 275 34th St to conference a be appears husky that he had a Edith Burch Hemmert StelJudges la Balllnger Otto Jensen vigorous youngster and the venhaf hour conference with ?£d erable National league also is ro- 9— Mrs A F Mullen 2811 Grant Avepresident and nue Judges—Hattie Riley Millie bust in its 28th season- if attendReichler with the result" "niXf7 hapPy Garff Marie NasfelL By Joe to ance criare date figures any 10— Mrs Harold O Fleming 255 26th cant tel1 what NEW YORK Oct 9 (AP)—Leo We!L fLn USly:1 terion d any statement will Street Judges Agnes Moyes Louisa west O Carlson Wlnnlfred Morehead unofficial An shows that Durocher flew back to the the survey from cpme Mr — Rickey" 11 Mrs Bessie Doxey 152 Doxey Avecircuit the told leaving behind nearing coast today came Vol reporters who nue Judges Ada Pedler Kathleen T chandler on 1947 he was in the good J08?11 °- - He the halfway point in its 1000-000Jenkins Ella Moore admitted that o0! MheAi947 V°itfgeSlddiSCl°Sed Branch league welcome — Rickey major schedule tod its 12 Mrs boss fheTvf situating may Barton Jones 2849 Pingree ji a customer Sunday The Na'conduct unbecoming Lettie King Ethel AnderFitzgerald hit 358 to take Ind that his chances of regaining Judges for clue Leo °ngest that may son Mabel Blaclcxrell of the airooH y nave been two with following tional coilt manager as nager' play league only Pacifte league or will job 13— Mrs George Hales 3259 Wall Ave Mac-PhaBrooklyn3 Dodgers were better fnkfn °w TO from Miss in 1947 and was weeks old appears heading tonue Judges — Janie Drew Eva D who charges brought by Larry °ay New all-tiof the an attendance record ward Knischt St°len president Pearl Hufstetler retired one bases of the th 25 He'sV1 reporters ' Mrs Belle Anderson 2869 Wall Ave thBoard?ng a plane at LaGuardia tnat Sy was Before the 1947 season opened 14—nue considering purchas- - York Yankees Bell Clark Belle AnJudges both of the league's commissionNellie Lowe ers Bert Bell of the National 15— derson Edwin Martin A Avenue 2410 Football league and Jonas H In7WH-WHAT- ? Judges Thelma Hclllday Jesse L FAIR ENOl l£n I WANT A HUNDRED wiwTA Overmyer Edwin Martin gram of the MAIL COPIES TO ALL M'FRl ENDSI rMEAN-16— Mrs J E Ranxin 2171 Reeve announced of the YA COST Arvilla Vll- Bertha Rankin Judges LLL PAY YUH WITH THIS AH isaaH r 2000000 spectators as the goal lella Louise Plccl - JIM BRAND WINS $50C0UNTIN' I WON is 17— Mrs Cyril W Wright 221 23rd St In 22 games the OVERTIME 4 4ROOO UN PLAY IN' ROULETT6 a 40776 at Judges Eva P Hardy Gladys Simpaverage along swinging AIJDI IK' CMID' son Aurilla Folkman 56 In in attendance 857064 with 18 — Mrs M B Rlcnardson 2201 Grant Avenue games last year the Llla A Francis Judges Lois Richardson Lulu Wiggins reported 1376998 spectators an 19— Mrs Frank Horspool 262 21st St average of 24589 MaDeiie Judges Lydia V 'ruttie In 11 games this season the NaChecketts Norlene Anderson 346241 tional league has attracted 20— Mrs John M Pederson 1839 Kie- sel Avenue clients an average of 31476 but Judges Mae Fronk Macsie M HartoK Vera Nelson New York's Polo grounds and Chi- 21— Mrs Elizabeth Larkin 1538 Kiesel cago's Wrigley field have not yet Coral Marcus Eliza Kerr Judges Elizabeth Larkin started to operate Mrs Delbert Thompson 180 West In 1946 the National league at- 21A—17th Street Judges Ann xncmp-so-n tracted 1732135 in 55 games It Goldie Smith Winnie should better that figure in 1947 22— Mrs Eliza REndrizzl Faulkner 315 Croas schedule St Judges Leotta Burton oiaays with a H E Roblson Total attendance for both leagues 23— Penrod Karl Bolander 115 West 2nd Stlast year was 3109133 Ellen Price Violet anaexJudges son Genevieve James 23A— Mrs L!P Jensen 507 Wasningtpn Blvd Judges Sylvia nogerson rvchel Bramwell Viola Anderson 24— Mrs Vernal L Nielsen 4JB Wash AND MAKE owen-so- n Blvd ) DIFFERENT THAN I Judges virga ington Man-ni-- IX A Lettie Peter LONG THOU6HT OOP Wfm 15 A TIME7PAN©5 Wangsgard AN ADMIT IT WASN'T ME STOCK"? NEVER1 L COOK AS i ANY 600 a AIN'T series 5ICKNES5' HIS KlDNSPlNS Clair Packer rolled BUT IT THAT BLACKED NDUR THAT MY STOBY SM 25— Mrs Robert P Wynn 541 uougias VCnVOMfl FTU--1 "THAN bowlLONGEiZ Power IN Utah A the D in TRAP r5 IT V? EYE? last SAVE THISKWJK AND WU'RE night I 50 BAD Smuin wynwu dfwk Judges Rae ham Ida Y Thorne ing league Andy Roghaar was runner-up with 560 and Lynn Foley 25A— Mrs Esther Smith 771 ma out- smitn jsarour Judges Esther third with 526 rharrtt Pot MeCraley best the had single Roghaar 26— Mrs Percy Deeter 1137 Liberty Ave van weueu awc game of 206 with Jim Francis close Judges Mary Ward Florence Rackham cross behind with 202 St 27— Mrs H D Richards 574 Viola BadgeT vera uowiey Judges LEGAL NOTICES Leantlne B Knighton 28 — Mrs Mary N Stone 1312 WashingNOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION ton Blvd Judges Edna B Wright Mary N Stone Beta Stone STATE OF UTAH 28A— Mrs J M Campkin 458 16th St KOTTCK IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Anna L Van Dyke Emma Judges ot November 1947 A Koldewyn Clara Morgan Tuesday the 4th daywill be held within 29— Mrs Clarence Dabb 954 16th St a special election weuer uuuij the limits oi ugaen uny Duroose Judges Christina Scherer Blanch of sub Grose Susie Fuller stat nf ntah for the St to such qualified electors of 30— Mrs Peter J Hulst 1245 Oak mitting Verba Havens Mary C Ol-snniii mtv as shall have paid a property Judges Parcell tax therein In the year next preceding 30A— Mrs Elaine Reuel Child 1149 Oak St election tne louowmg proposi said A rr The Gentlemen' fellow victims enzr tmf hksh ayes have op hatw of Martha H London Veda tlrnn Judges IT IS THE DECISION OF THE" EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THAT UNTIL EDITOR MC GOOSEY OF W Green Virginia M Scowcroft coupon bonds "Shall negotiable (1) 1955 EcclesW FURTHER NOTICE THE WOMAN & REQUESTED TO RAY'— THE SKIDOO WILL NOW ITS TOO GOOD FOR ALL of Ogden City weber County State of 31— Mrs Alma WhartonSummerlll ' Cora Ave Judges Chloe rsl f AVUK — OF W Kr REASON — V BRIEF WU Utah in the sum of Three Hundred R CTT bearS Wharton Dollars Agnes Pulsipher ($350000) Thousand MB I Yf AVEVrtf AYE' Fifty IHO W7' TWTRF SEASON IS At HAlS0 to ex-f- 32——Mrs Alma Longstroth 2036 Liber at the rate of not annum ing interest ner Dinsdale Lucent per tnree ty Judges Bergliot This tme at again Ada exceed cille to not Taylor — Singleton and due n and payable i ii r § v i vearwe were generous jeas N D Clark 2025 Jefferson years irom aate oi ssm 33— Mrs twenty be(20) Ave Judges Rose Cottle Mora Cotenough jo let the gals issued and sold for the purbonds Krlstle Hill pick up the creck they pose of defraying the expense of im 34— tle Mrs Albert Rose 2145 Adams Ave emu exteiiuuiB abused the privilege-theenlarging proving Mrs J P Kozlckl LuBell sewers in storm City Rtnictintr Judges Ogden notions sillv got Rose Echo and said afford Berg mere to City WHH adequately UOVYfW EQUALITY Or Adams Ave thereof with a suf- 35— Mrs Frances Huss 2158 the inhabitants 1RP SEASON' ITS roo&ooo Huss Viola B Wool-le- y Frances storm which sewer storm Judges system ficient FOR fOMCN Pearl Taylor sewers shall be owned ana conironea 36 — Mrs Edwin C Warner 651 22nd tav said citv?" St Judges Lucy Jensen Laura L (2) "Shall negotiable coupon bonds Edna Tribe of Ogden City Weber County State of 37— Burklund Mrs Louisa Hlpwell 2262 Monroe Utah in the sum of Three Hundred Blvd Judges Louisa iupweu VivThousand Dollars ($300000) bearing inJensen Vera Doane terest at the rate of not to exceed three 38 — ian Mrs Louis J Frederifcsen 1411 Capper annum and due and payable SEKVtCf ttwTT M PFC Pat oft itol St Judges Lois D Smith not to exceed twenty (20) years from Blanch Laura Margery Frederlksen sold issued and bonds be date of said ex39— Mrs Sieman Bowman 1149 23rd St for the purpose of defraying the fire Rosa-le- e Wheelwright A ChamJudges D R Laura pense of constructing and equipping R Goddard Holberg therefor sites and stations purchasing In Ogden City to more adequately pro- 40 — bers Miss L Jennie Prout 2455 Van Bu-rvide said City and the inhabitants thereHogge Charle Judges Ellen HBender of with sufficient fire protection which Hogge Dlanthe 2463 fire stations and equipment and sites 41—E Mrs E F Malan Qulney Ave D therefor shall be owned and controlled C Evans Ethel W Ireta Judges said City?" j by Malan Florence G William (3) "Shall negotiable coupon bonds 2342 Madison B J Griffin of Ogden City Weber County State of 42— Mrs Ave Judges Theresa Heiner ElizaUtah in the sum of Two Hundred Halverson Myrtle J Felt R Thousand Dollars ($200000) bearing In 43— beth Mrs P A Faris 558 24th St Judge exceed three of tc not rate at the tjrpt Howell Lucy Lowther Katherin per annum and due and per cent Mae Williams (20) to years exceed not twenty payable 2664 Adams frnm Hato of snld bonds be issued and 44— Mrs Clyde Hawkins Prentl Ave Judges Elizabeth for the purpose of defraying the sold E Nelson Etta Wonder D expense or improving ofenlarging auu 45—Pearl Mrs Herman Van Leeuwen 2651 Ogden City extending the airport Madison Ave Judges Erma Olsen City to more adequately provide said need-MJane Hawkins Mrs Herman Van and the inhabitants thereof with use ofi Leeuwen facilities for the maximum Mrs W J Barnes 2651 Monro said airport which airport shall be 46— Blvd Judges Minnie Cartwright owned and controlled Dy saia wiyf j Edith Reid Jeanette Tlllotson (4) "Shall negotiable coupon Donas 2662 Monro State 47— Mrs Harry Eggleston of Ogden City Weber County ThouEva on Bradshaw Lav Blvd Judges sum of in the Utah of Fifty Interest E Smith Hannah Eggleston Dollars sand ($50000) bearing Wm J Rackham 2521 Jacknot to exceea tnree per 43— Mrs at the rateoeror annum I OKAY MR FROST son Judges Eva Rackham Franki SAY! BEFORE I GO mAl TWC "EE AKin TUC ClDCT SALMAN I'M PUTT IN' ON and due and pay cent (31 Hancock Ella Farr VICTIMS OF THESE) ROBBERY WAS ON MIGHT PATRONIZE A I'LL TELL 'EM yOU J A DIAMOND SALE THAT'LL able not to exceed twenty (20) years 49— F W A Roberts 2629 Harrison Mrs and issued be bonds ' said of date J HA! from CURL MY COMPETITORS STREAMLINE? APRIL 2 —JUST A SELL EM GOTTA Fannie Roberts Emma the of Judges for defraying sold the purpose sc Tuner rr WT BURGLARIES HAVE Tur rWA MISTVH DpT COME NEXT WBBK AFTER GET BACK FOR A "s Belva Cave Greenwell ex of enlarging Improving expense j I DccN VVJ 50— Mrs Merlin Farr 2727 Jackson Ave tsew-eUUWV- - "VJ WEEK I'LL HAVE SO MANY BROADCAST NOW WATCHES fSlMtKAtYi STATOHmz m and sannary constructing tending Blackburn Mrs MerJudges Bertha ROCKS IN THAT SAFE I'LL DON'T FORGET OUR ) sug ah Jm in Ogden City to more adequateE L SPONSORS Tf BEAT TURNER ILmrfrost7 Nell Green Farr lin inhabi and the Trnvide Citv said ly HAVE TO HANDLE 'EM WITH JjSTARTEP MIDNIGHT RENDEZ Ms — Prfc 2727 Liberty 31 — Samuel Tomlinson sufficient with thereof tants sanitary VOUS JULEP Ave Judges Edna Watson George sewers i snaii oe sewers which sanitary wn ni jtT1 Lockhead Samuel Tomlinson ownea ana croiruncu u 2965 Monroe At said election the form or Dauot 31A— Mrs Bert Arnold Blvd Judges Mabel W Howey Elshall be as follows len Allred Lura Wright 52 — Mrs Addle J Sanders 536 29th St BOND ELECTION BALLOT Shelton Lowe LilYES ) Judges Ethel Addle J Sanders lian Daniels FOR THE ISSUE OF $350000 53— Mrs Albert WillUms 3023 JefferBONDS STORM SEWER son Judges Cora Sparrow ElizaNO I 1 favor vote in beth Higginson Isabelle Williams to desires Voter the If of the issue of Storm Sewer Bonos 54— Mrs Earl H Williams 3129 Porter Ave he shall place an X in the space alter Judges Martha B Lindstrom the word 'Yes' If the Voter desires 55 — Mae Williams Mary McConvil Mrs Isabelle Kemp 957 Patterson to vote neralnst the issue of Storm Sew m wie er Bonos ne snail place an Judges Marie Summers Elsie Knowles Phyllis Shorten space alter tne wora 'MO' St 56— Mrs John Bockas 966 28thJohnFlora YES ( ) Judges Mary BPoulter Bockas ston Lillian FOR THE ISSUE OF $300000 57— Mrs Richard W Harrop 2908 Vanrt B Ave NO Buren ( ) Judges C H Elizabeth Mildred Harrop 6N PtC5U PL&0 HWtH'i CjOA4CtOE4CE Sweenev If the Voter desires to vote In favor KM COIAPAV4N esu wevwvizx d V!k0ooKo OtN he Bonds 58— Mrs Ty Parker 1453 28th St Judges w of of issue Fire Station the tAOTOK!5 NH£W GP WAT 3COO RTN5 ftWt M 6CCO eUT NOUR S&Vtf' the Rosalee M Parker Mabel Critch-loan X in after shall the space place RVPCHVizK ViU SOUa NYOUe Helena N Gabbert to tne voter aesires Word 'Yes' ii V PLPkUT WrVOUT vote against the issue of Fire Station 58A— Mrs Edward P Turner 2845 BuYiU Kkot OU Bonds ne snail place an x in tne space chanan Judges Maude Walqulst Neta W Porter Lulu Turner word 'No' the after a if i 39— Mrs Dave Welling 1764 Binford iii YES ) Judges Mrs Dave Welling Ella WilFOR THE ISSUE OF $200000 son Vera Judd 39A— Polk School 2615 Polk Ave Judges AlKrUKT BONOS t ) NO Salla Boyle Blanch Duggan Chrys-tabP Cave 966 Defense If the Voter desires to vote in favor 60— Mrs George A White Ruth M wnite uena of the issue of Airport Bonds he shall Way Judges word Wickwlre Lorene Farr place an X in the space after the Yes" If the Voter desires to vote Dated at Ogden City Weber County against the Issue of Airport Bonds he State of Utah this 25th day of Septemshall place an X in the space after the ber 1947 word TNo' By order of the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City Weber County State 1 YES ) of Utah DAVID S ROMNEY FOR THE ISSUE OF $50000 Mayor Ogden City Weber County State SANITARY SEWER BONDS of Utah New York Stocks Happy Over sale Stocks Improve Led by Steel By' T T°rt wwl Durocher Is 5B THE OGDEN fUTAHl THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9 1947 STANDAR-EXAMINE- R Ze-tel- la lone Hurst Irene ShlsSf Judges—Hinchcliff Carrie 4— Mrs J L Eybee 2539 Adam Ave S BURNETT vs plaintiff FELIX RHEINBOLD MAGGIE BOLD PRES8LY FIGGINS J C If living and if deceased their unknown heirs devisees legatees creditors administrators executors successors and assigns and all other persons unknown claiming any right title or interest In or Hen upon the real of propertv described Into the complainttitle adverse plaintiff's plaintiffs defendants thereto The State of Utah to Said Defendants: You are hereby summoned to appear service of within twenty days after this summons upon you if served with-is in the county in which the action otherwise within thirty day broughtservice and defend the above after of your entitled action and In case failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of ihe complaint which haa f' court been filed with the clerk of saidrecover This action is brought to a Judgment quieting plaintiff's title to the land situate In Ogden City Weber and particularly deCounty Utah muMM scribed as follows Franklin Being Lot 44to Block 6Utah Place Addition Ogden DALE T BROWNTNO § Attorney for Plaintiff 203 Eccles Bldg Ogden Utah Published Sept 18 25 Oct 1 9 W 1 to-w- 1947 it: 2Q |