Show dband' 1 Market Makes New York Stocks Modest Gains NEW YORK STOCKS— Last sale: By The Associated Press Allied Stores 34 Allls Chalmers 414 American Airlines American Radiator American Rolling Mills American Smelting & Refining American Tel it TL American Tobacco Anaconda Copper A T & S F Baldwin Locomotive Bendix Bethlehem Steel Borden Budd Co California Packing Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case Celotex Cerro de Pas Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Commercial Credit Commercial Southern Pfd Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison Consolidated Oil Delaware Corn Products Crane Cuban American Sugar Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastern Airlines Eastman Electric Power & Light Erie Railroad General Electric By Victor Eubank Oct 28 (AP)— Modest NEW YORK by selected recovery was achieved many stocks today although overcomemarket light leaders were unable to selling opposition Prices hardened In the forenoon Steels were given a brief lift but failed to follow through Scattered rails and industrials pushed forward for a while Offerings turned a bit more insistent in the final hour and best gains runreduced ning to a point or so were or cancelled here and there at the close with the minus ranks well fined Dealings picked up at intervals but slowdowns Were frequent Turnover ran to about 900000 shares Bonds were listless Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Co J H Hogle & Listed Stocks - i 03 Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion J Cardiff Central Standard niei ton j Clayton Silver 024 12 04 Mi 08 16 03'a 36 03 053 054 29 10 OVA 13 02 15 04 02'2 03 05 36 03 022 17 1 57 Mi 03 59 03 12 0134 1 38 li li Stocks 'Amalg SugScI Pfd Mach Con Wag Nat Tun & Mines Utah Fire Clay Utah Oil Rejt Utah Sou Oil Utah P & I Com 9 75 10 12 45 50 10 75 14 25 8 62 22 00 88 00 1 46 39 14 20 46 58 17 32 39 30 20 1 14 9 27 20 27 38 V 5 22 43 17 54 26 8 28 39 22 'A 38 37 45 16 23 60 76 21 9 58 57 52 12 26 106 24 147 22 3 nll ana ho y 46 76 33 y4 14 24 37 28 26 White Motors Woolworth Zenith 22 11c Grain By Willsra Bobertson CHICAGO Oct 28 10c 500 15c 1000 (fi 16e Howell 3000 ffj 11c 1 60 New Park!1 800 North Lily 200 a 59c 38c Paqk City jiCon 700 Prtice 500 (ft 23c Rfco Argentine 100 165 6c Great Western 4000 Bullion 2000 77 12c 230 © 13c 2000 Cardiff 12' ic 50Q ® 12c 1000 e ll'ic 5c 125 Tintic Standard 400 Yankee 1000 f' 3c 8c Big Hill 3i000 Crescent 2000 ft 18c Utah Powef 10 & 2175 — Wheat (AP) futures turned strong today after three moderately weak sessions with the De cember contract climbing back and forth above and below the S3 a bushel mark again Wheat was up 4 to 5 cents part of the time while corn gained 3 to 4 cents and oats more than a cent The fact that rainfall is badly needed in the big winter wheat growing areas of the southwest was the main market prop Wheat closed 3 to 5 cents higher than the previous finish December 3300- to 4 cents De up 1 sjoo corn was 5 cember and oats were 1 to 2 cents ahead December si i5- -' Soybeans closed up the 8 cent limit November 9340 with a good commis sion nouse demand report Grain CHICAGO Oct 38 (AP) — Wheat none Corn new— No 2 yellow 236 No 3 231-35 old No 1 yellow 240 no z 239- No 3 238 -- 39 Oats No 1 heavy mixed 120: No 1 heavy white 120-2-1 Soybeans No 1 and 2 yellow 332 Field seed per hundredweight: tim othy 10 ley 2175 I red top 465-9- 5 mailing 185-29- 0 Bar 1450-155-0 feed 1 75-1- 00 40 270-30- 300-35- Fire Razes Stores low-go- UN ferent kinds aoia now a Frozen Food Lockers Market a m floor finishes floor :s oiU?i RenioYed Permanently by Something for—the Children — Court Case — On a charge of sand" rent Kammeyei Laura You send it up speeding Frank Zampredi Plane 2853 boomerang state iaav Heap St licensed operator "Pallette" Beau- - and it comes back to you 29c Brinker forfeited $15 bail in city 318 Twenty-fourt- h Lienhardt Drug 2800 Wash Blvd court today n?lai- S1J04 Hotel Ben floor Obtained — Norman D17 fright (adv) (adv) °gden' Clerk License — Weber 21 and Elayne Pappas — A $15 bail was for- Lawrence M Malan County Bail Leaves tne marIn a issued Forfeiture— license Frank Johnson 19 obtained a marriage to Downs se court James liceff in feited Lloyd of 1470 Lake forfeited $15 bail in city today by Mark riage Weber county clerk's office 122 Second speed- 23 and Doris Juanita Trusseil 17 20 L of Welker court today when he failed to Clearfield (adv) Episcopal city ing in Rummage Sale at the appear answer to Of a Ave charge Grant 2374 church Traffic —Ralph C Drake 21 of speeding Colds?— Relieve annoying nasal 2581 Orchard and Saturday forfeited $15 bail in Mite-with symptoms court instantly city today for running a red Potted Nursery Stock for fall Loll nose drops Relieve body light Fall Bulbs evergreens trees (adv) vaU-abl- at White Way lu' modem locker plant e ca?S£2 to a ueath — Walk S D L furnace in the Sggemn Lew3sville Idaho brother of no ward there will be Green ot Ogden died as Sunri-Y- 6 Halloween party Wednesday ln an Idaho Falls hospital m no be will after short illness scheduled There Cancelled-D- dggJJ S' ue I A meeting J —— Imperial supart Prang Textile Sets and Glass & Paint Co 2340 Pam & wSfiTC V?? plies Gateway Glass tMYJ Blvd (adv) 2340 Washington Blvd made for party occasions exchange lsiF'iVL It's Back— Home movie Fh or lee nominal (adv) service at a very See us while our stock is new Baby Studio for pictures adv) youThe Ace Photo 328 24th St 11 treasure No appointment 1 pm to 6 pm 965 28th Club Party— Thea Rho club will necessary and party (adv) hold a scavenger hunt at seven-thirt- y Wednesday evening Button Holes—Covered buttons Washin the I G O F hall 2320refresn-menbelts buckles hemstitching One and ington Games prizes of the eve- dav service Singer are the order Sewing Machine Co 2456 Washington Blvd ning (adv) name Christmas Cards with your Superflame oil space heaters OK fnr and UD IDC for immediate delivery All ready (adv) Emporium Book Shop sizes Lee s 39 79 Gia-chi- 6 standard 3 large dirties 1 checks 6 Whites extra fancy heavyweights 0 extras 1 land 3 large 8 extra 0 4 extra 6 ex3 large Urge 5 tras 1 and 2 medium extras 1 3 2 and pullets! Browns extra fancy heavyweights 3 extras 1 and 2 large 9 extra 3 4 1 extras and 2 medium large2 extras 1 and 3 pullets 6 Fatal Shot Fired 'In Line of Duty' SALT LAKE CITY Oct 28 (AP) Authorities decided today the po lice bullet that killed Wayne Charles Cummings 22 was fired "in line of duty" and consequently there wiU be no inquest was shot yesterday j Cummings While being pursued by patrolmen who wanted to question him about an impounded automobile he was driving Chief of Detectives M D McGinness said McGinness said the bullet was fired by Officer Archie E Bukosky The announcement there will be no inquest or autopsy was made after the detecti e chief conferred with County Attorney Edward M me two-we- General to Quit BERLIN Oct 28 (UP)— Gen Lucius D Clay American military governor in Germany said today that he had asked the army to retire him in the 1948 calendar year so he could quit all army and public life and "go catfish-in- g in Georgia" Read the Want Ogden Standard Examiner Want Ads 'Peace' i'lag Flies on High AND PUT HIS GAT IN HIS HAND ' COPS SHE WAS HIS GAL AN' SHE DONE HIM WRONG SO HE COMES ABOARD SET EVEN AND WE HAD TO CHILL HIM VERY SAD' " ' f WELLWILLYOILOOWT TV I TIME THOU5H7 THAT'' AND AO THACT X CRlTTERiMrigRS £SkyjA &A j j °" or NICE COIN: PXU! 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Mrs Leila Williams Peacock Mich and Mrs Eliza Lollis Texarkana Ark' Graveside services will be conducted Thursday at two p m in the Ogden city cemetery by the Rev L K Williams of the African Methodist Epis copal church directed by the mortuarv ' mS Twenty-fift- h M ld son of Robert Lee and Batty Lucille Steens Moore of 138 West Binford died at the family home Monday at two p m following a short illness thirty The infant was born June 1 1947" 53-5- 42-4- AIWAY5 IP -- 61-6- — E90T UNLUCKY Pan-guit- ch 57-5- 45-4- BY IF 1 WAS SENSIBLE tO &E OV!nEO Art OV PROSPtaOK LK£ tt£ Y&ll'E ek Box Elder County WASHAKIE 83 Washakie Indian Charles Perdash a m Monday in an died at six-te- n Ogden hospital of ailments incident to 3gMr Perdash was born April 10 1884 at Morgan He was a member of the L D S church He cam to Washakie with his family 73 years ago when the L D s church organized the village to Ogden about four He moved years ago to live with a daughter Mrs Mainie Wongan Surviving are two daughters and one son Juarua Perdash and Mrs Wongan Ogden and Nephi Perdash Washakie 10 also eight grandchildren great grandchildren two sisters Rachel PerMrs Pomwortz Sam and Washdash akie also a half brother Sam Fort Hall Ida Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at two p m in L D s Washakie ward chapel by Bishop Newell J Cutler Interment will be in Washaku- cemetery directed by Shaw and Rogers funeral home Tremonton Friends may call from one p m Thursday until time of services at the chapel in Washakie 54-5- 59-8- PLUG BRAND Charles Perdash 46-4- 68-6- 9 THE SHEEP'--WHE- N I THEN WE TELLTHE ic 53-5- 47-4- UP YOU DEATHS 64-6- score 69 4 medium A 0 targe B SHUT GIRL FALLS Hy-mett- os 69-7- loafs I- Cards of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during our bereavement in the loss of our dear wife and mother Mary V Schaffer Especially do we wish to thank the Relief society and the bishopric of the Seventh ward muspallbearers speakers singers ical offerings and those who cois tributed the beautiful flowers — Mr G Schaffer and Family We wish to express our sincere to our many friends and thanks Morrissey relatives who were so kind during our bereavement in the passAir Victims Sought ing of our dear wife and mother Anderson LIOPESI Greece Oct 28 (AP-So- Florence —Otto Anderson and Family 180 Greek army stretcher bearers descended Rocky Mt today to bring down the broken bits of bodies of the 44 persons killed Sunday night when a Swedish airliner struck the peak The Swedish airlines system has Charles Pagano announced that among the dead Charles Pagano 28 of 90S West and were Miss Gloria Marie Rusch 24 Twelfth World War II veteran Mon for 28 years died of Grove City Pa and Edwin Ogdenin resident a local hosWanner 39 of Washington The day a folowmg pital wreckage burned after striking the illness mountain Mr Pagano was 44-4- 90 LUULUN -' e Washington Blvd fsAJidvJ Isued— A marriage license was 39-4- 3 I l 32 52-5- 74 JEZEBEL WO no 61-6- 41-4- JI one-thirt- New York Eggs NEW YORK Oct 28 (AP) — Eggs 19680 easy Spot quotations follow: (Based on wholesale sales by receivers to jobbers and large retailers): colors extra fancy heavy Mixed weightsextra 3 3 extras 4 1 and 3 large 9 extras 1 and large 2 medium 52 standard 1 and 2 large (UP) SHOOT THE PRlNCIf 1 fc— h 50-7- 28 HAD ENOUGH CMSCIKUinc LISTEN— WHILE I TELUJMJ CATC ruR i'uc i r g it— 01 &NNEU YOU?!? 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Licensed— A For Marriage—Kenneth L Perry license was issued in Webermarriage 22 and Meri L Edwards 20 Salt county clerk's office to Obert Echtenkamp 38 and Lake City were issued a Cloth Window Shades — All sizes marriage and Estimates given Tribe's Grace V Richardson 34 Portland license in the Weber county clerk's Homecolors Co 2358 Wash (gdv) Furniture office V Potatoes —PoCHICAGO Oct 28 tatoes arrivals 91 on track 338t total U s shipments 804 supplies moderate demand good for Russets and Reds OGDEN Oct 28 (USDA) — Hogs: aarket stronger for Russets slightly salable: 40 total 690 butchers and for Reds about steady fir othsows flower 180-2practical top 2550 ers Idaho Russet Burbanks 9450465 lb choice butchers to on good 0 lbs 2450 lbs 1 2500 0 lbs i!2350-240- 0 0 heavier down 2300 Bulk good to choice sows to 2100-225- 0 smooth light weights 2300 WOODWARD Okla Oct 28 and above Cattle: salable: 750 total: 1400 fairly (AP) — A fire which for more than active most classes steady few an hour threatened Woodward's steers !i2300-5- 0 average to high entire was reportbusiness district 5 2000medium heifers good ed under control today after it had 2200 few low good cows 1550-165- 0 cutter to common gutted four store buildings! and medium 13 1075-130- 0 good sausage bulls 1550-185-0 damaged at least one other vealert slow few good 2150 stockers and feeders fairly active few choice fleshy! and weighty feeder steers 23 25 load choice 691 lb yearlings 2225 medium to good 1900-215-0 Sheep: salable: 1070 total: 1370 little offered: few trucked In lots medium and good trucked in slaughter lambs steady load Monday mixed 94 at 1900-215lbs fat and feeding lambs 2150 Load medium and good straight SB lbs feeding lambs 2050 odd ewes 800 (AP-USD- ll Ifice to Alvaro Ydo legal age 1 Arffll 1 9 - — neien uooarooKas ice- 1 $225-922- f? 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