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A X " 170-24- 25-2- 330-SS- 00-18- 25-5- 00-23-50 50-7- — 00-2- stey OGDEV April 21 (USDAl — Hogs salable 90 total: 1660: butchers most good to choice ly 50 higher sows tseady 0 lb butchers 2150-2200 lbs 20 28O-3- 50-2- 1 lbs 00: lbs 260-2- 80 300-3- 18JO-190- 0 30 1950-2- 0 lbs 00 1750-1- 8 over 380 so chole good 1350-140- 0 choice Ught weights 1450 Extreme heavies 13 00 and below Cattle salable 80 total 165 ver slow market on scattered lota on offer cows generally plain medium 1400quality 1700-1- 8 50: cutter to common 15 50 little done on other classes late 2800-2me00 6 steers few good Tuesday dium to good heifers 2000-230- 0 good to choice vealers 28 3 00 Sheep: salable 80 total 290 noth ing don early late Tuesday short load good and choice 94 lb Idaho ranch spring lambs 25 25 good shorn old crop lambs in same shipment 1900 and small lata shorn ewes 900 Few trucked in native wooled lambs 2200 flat 00 lbs 330-3- 60 15 50-1- 6 00 lbs 1650-170- 0 to Mrs Nathaniel Edwards BOUNTIFUL — Services for Nathaniel 70 of 2015 Adams Edwards Ogden who died Tuesday in a Salt Lake City hospital will be conducted Friday at two p m in L D S Bountiful Third ward chapel Interment will be in directed by the Bountiful cemetery Union mortuary Friends may caU at the home of William S Edwards 590 North Fourth East Bountiful Thursday from six to nine p m and Friday until time of services Meyer Says Bob Ready Soon PITTSBURGH April 21 (UP)— Both Pirate Manager Billy Meyer and Pitcher Bob Chesnes today denied a rumor that the rookie hurl-er'- s arm had "gone dead" After yesterday's 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Pittsburgh's home opener Meyer said the arm is "coming along fine" and that he hopes to "use him soon" When asked about his arm Chesnes said he'll be ready to take the mound "whenever Meyer lets 3-- 21 (UP) — 240-26- 0 180-34- Hotter and Eggs SAN FRANCISCO April Dairy market unchanged 02 in-lai- ds Fix-It-Sh- op 72 m Random References - Funerals t self-cleani- KLO 9 p m (adv) (adv) Succumbs — Services for Mrs Josephine Steele Stanger 65 Lin coln Bonneville county Idaho who died Tuesday in a Rexburg Idaho hospital will be conducted Friday at two p m in L D S Lincoln ward Among the survivors is a sister Mrs Rulon Godfrey Layton 500 each Jones apricots Mont morency Sweet Cherry Barlett Pear Hale and Elberta Peach Acclimated thrifty trees Howes (adv) Nursery phone License — Weber County Clerk Lawrence M Malan has issued a marriage license to Alfred Burgi legal age and Alice Ellen Barry legal age Ogden true Fruit Trees— Home-grow- n to name Ask for quantity prices Moore's Nurseries (adv) 02 the South Morgan cemetery directed by Myers and Foulger mortuary PEERMAN — Funeral services for Martha Emma Blackburn Peerman will be held Friday afternoon at three o'clock in the mortuary chapel 529 Twenty-filt- h street with Rev H E Coulter pastor of the First Baptist church officiating Friends may call at the mortuary chapel Friday from eleven am until time ot tne services in terment will be in the Ogden Citycemetery A service of the KtrkendallDaninc mortuary EASTMAN— Funeral services for Cpl Boy K Eastman who was killed in action In Iwo Jlma on February 20th 1945 son of George W and Sarah Bryson Eastman wUl be conducted Larkln Saturday at one pm at the Cottrell chapel with Bishop Elmer may call at the conducting Friends Friday family home 647 Forty-firfrom lour until nine cm and Satur day at the mortuary Twenty-fourt- h and Adams interment in tne Nortn Morgan cemetery directed by Larkln mortuary DIPOMA — A reaulem mass for Pvt Dewey F Dipoma who was killed In action In France Nov 19 1944 will be held Friday morning at tan o'clock in St Joseph's Catholic church Friends may call at the mor on tuary chapel 529 Twenty-fift- h and evening from Thursday afternoon on Frio'clock and four until nine-foreight am The Holy day until Rosary will be recited In the chapel o ciock Thursday evening atwilleignt be accorded Full military honors at the graveside In the Ogden City cemetery by the Disabled American Veterans Weber county chapter No 4 A service of the Kirkendall-Darlln- g mortuary KING —Funeral services for Mrs Christensen King widow of will be held ThursJosephat SoneKing o'clock: at Larkln and day Sons chapel conducted by Bishop George H King Friends may call at the mortuary drawing room Wednes-on day afternoon and evening and Inuntil time of service Thursday terment will take place at the Clearfield Memorial park st Lincoln Lumber sells Kemtone Lincoln lumber delivers the goods Why not stop in at the Lincoln Lumber at 2667 Lincoln Ave (adv ) Medal—M Sgt Palmer L local marine corps recruiter has been awarded a bronze star medal with a permanent citation for heroic achievement in action ables used machines first class against enemy Japanese forces on ranfgli oirnert rnnirinff frM nirlc- - Iwo Jima on February 21 1945 up and delivery at Morgan TypeSewing Machine wanted: any writer Co 2375 Kiesel Ave phone make 7657 Jensen Sewing 9633 (adv) Machine Dial Co (advJ Band Instrument or piano acy Fur Storage—Cleaning cordion furnished while you learn Bonded delivery ling repairing to play Glen Bros Music Co service Gajewsky's 2414 Washing(adv) ton Blvd Phone (adv) FUNERAL DIRECTORS Licensed — Haywood Dean 26 has KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G Fermlt —A marriage licenseFern-steOgden and Edna Roberts 22 St n issued to Claude Daniel Louis Mo have obtained marriage been 27 Sarah and MORTUARY Calif Oakland license from Weber county clerk Christine Esler 22 Columbia S C DIAL 6900 Mary O'Xeii Licensed (Child's) YaLoras mint puffs for weddings nursery 659 23rd Ph 7656 anytime FLORISTS teas Phone 8428 (adv) parties (adv) And the Flowers Are — Bids will be opened Project Esra B Jones agent N Y Life 18 Furnished by of thd office at the Provo May — Ins Co Phone of reclamation for concrete Olive and Mark (adv) bureau lining of two more sections of the KLENKE FLORAL reservoir canal Total length Friday — Maude Eldredge chapter Provo Phone sm Washington Service Star Legion will meet at of the two sections is two miles at one House Mansion m the p ELIZABETH'S buy in color camera — Claras Friday April 23 Claire Boyer will Your first roll Ansco developed FLOWER SHOP talk on "Personality" free The Camera Man 2909 FowORPHSTJM THEATRE BUXJ Ph ler 8514 Washington Blvd (adv) Dial 68X1 The best for less in used cars sentito The way your express 2260 Ed Butters See Grant (adv) Wedding party cakes of high qual- mentsperfect is to send "Sunshine Flowers" 5744 Call or (adv) The Sunshine Gardens Issued —A marriage license has ity been issued by Weber county clerk Ph Don't Miss This! Ladies' suits 2150 Washington Lester Perry to Kenneth Dee Lund 19 Plain coats and dresses — showroom samj City and LaVann Hipwell 18 West ples and COtD returns Special JENSEN FLORAL CO Weber close out $1050 to $1950 regular Blowers for Every Occasion value $4950 to $7950 W S Butler 1901 Washington Blvd Phone 7819 Marigold Kleenwall and Absor-en- e Co Custom Tailors 1430 Wash WEBER FLORAL CO Wallpaper Cleaners Gateway (adv) Glass & Paint Co 2340 Wash Blvd Oreenhous 740 28th St Phrme 8638 Give Mother her favorite box of (adv) — Co Floral chocolates Fresh from our refrigCity Trusses — Surgical garments erated candy dept— $150 to $500 2219 Ogden Dial 4781 Washington Blvd elastic hose Fitted by graduate Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 WashJEFFERSON FLORAL E Riley Drugs 2201 ington Blvd technician (adv) 2002 Jefferson Wash Blvd Phone (adv) Fences— You can still purchase Review — Lltra Chimes Review those beautiful ornamental octaclub will meet Thursday at eight gon picket fences — material for 9' p m at the home of Mrs Orson section including one (1) post only T Foulger 1268 Porter Mrs Dixon $231 Rear 2443 Quincy — afterKapple will review "Red Plush" noons until 6 p m Saturdays and (adv) Sundays by Guy McCrone Shrubs trees vines roses peren- - I Elected — J Wallace Williams is ty Lo-vet- te Lo-ven- ea r -- re-st- 12 75 50-7- inally Martha E B Peerman Blast and Blaze Threaten Town Ariz April 21 (AP) Damage from spectacular explos ions and fire which menaced the entire town of Toileson was estimated today at $80000 For a while late yesterday it appeared exploding gasoline might ignite every structure in the cen-13 ter of this small community miles west of Phoenix Twenty-eigpersons suffered burns mostly minor A spark is believed to have ignited leaking gasoline Two tanks of gasoline exploded WlUtani Ferris By An oil company plant a grocery CHICAGO April 21 AP — Grains advanced In moderately active dealings a service station 25 heavy duty cm the board of trade today The marrakes and three automobiles ket fluctuated nervously most Of the hay were destroyed day but toward the close demand IB Cal-ifornia- me" TOLLESON -- MITE-E-LOL- 1374-25t- Event — Students at Utah State Agricultural college will dance in a "Deep Purple" atmosphere at at nine their Friday junior prom to A Sorensen Mary Bill Robins p m According Mrs Mary Alice Sorensen 79 wife Ogden chairman of the prom $500 of Andrew P Sorensen 3131 Adams worth of decorations of all shades died in a local hospital at eight a m of purple will be featured a illness Martha Emma Blackburn Peer-ma- n 76 wife of Thomas Alvtn Peer-ma-n died Tuesof 250 Twenty-firday at six p m in a local hospitala 49 t as a result of injuries suffered in fall !£S Mrs Peerman was born In Mount Vernon Ind a daughter of Lawry and 26 Eliza V Blackburn She was married 36 in Mount Vernon March 6 1897 to Mr 18 In 37 Vs Peerman They resided for a time1905 and came to Utah In 3CS Colorado She was a member of the Baptist 18 Women's Relief Corps 27 V church and are her husband a brother Surviving 64 V Colo and several nieces and Delta in 81 Vi aoTs nephews Services will be conducted Friday 10 at three p m at the mortuary 529 60 V h Twenty-fiftby the Rev H E Cou59 lter of the First Baptist church Burial 51 wiU be In the Ogden city cemetery 11 Union Carbide Union Oil CHICAGO Aoril 21 Hogs: Union Pacific 11000 total 11200 averaged United Air Line salable ? 5 only 25 United Aircraft higher some early sales United Corporation un but some closing sales 1 00 higher Sg Rubber lb 2250-2- 3 IT 0 bulk good and choice S5' 0 lb 21 2 U S Smelting 50: good and choice TL U S Steel SO: sows 100 higher: most good 32 17 ows lb Walgreen 12 V Cattle saUble 85O0 total 8 500 sal Warner Picture 40 able calves 600 total 600 steers and Western Auto Supply 21 and better Western Union heifers grading high-goo- d 37 Mi active strong to 25 higher medium to Western Airbrake 28 kinds slow steady to 25 Western Electric average-goo- d Va 22 0 lower bulls White lower cows mostly 8 choice vealers Willys strong to 25 higher ' 100-2046 0 lower Woolworth lower grades steady 25 V most good and choice fed steers 2750-310- 0 Zenith choice heifers 2975-3- 1 00: bulk beef cows 19 good weighty few choice veal sausage bulls 24 5 PoCHICAGO ers 2800-3- 0 00 April 21 artatoes total U S shipments 964 modSheen: salable 1500 total 1500: s laugh 316 supplies tar lambs early sales fullychoice steady about rivals 136 on track wooled erate demand light market duU althree loads good and Ruslambs around 103 lb down 26SO me- most too few sales to quote 1 Idaho Util640 dium to good wooled lambs 23 5 00 set Burbanks U S No deck good to choice 96 lb shorn lambs ities 400-52- 5 with No 1 and 2 pelts 24 50 ewes nom 250-27- two p m by Bishop William M- - Harris Bunal will be in the Masonic cemeservices will tery here where graveside be conducted by lodge members Friends may call at the family home Thursday until time of services st 3 Twentieth livestock itj Paramount Pictures Utah Power At Light 50 fa 2100 Indian Queen 1000 ft Miller Hill 1000 ft 6'2c Studebaker Park Konold 1000 ft Pioche Bristol 3000 fa 4c: 500 6 Sunshine Mining ke 11 000 ft 4Vc: 2000 fa 4'2c Texas Co 1000 ft 7c Texas Gulf Sulpn Plumbic Mines 500 fa 4 Vic Timken West Toledo 400 3e 7c 7c 36 -- -- " 8c3e: I 81 Hi International PaperAt Tel International Tel International Harvester n R New Showrooms Open Thursda short today following Mrs Sorensen was born April 14 Charts Foundation Garments — i860 in HunUville a daughter of FranT'-cis A and Alice Howard Hammond B VanderVlles 973 27th Ph 7817 When a small child the family moved (adv) to Moab where she grew to young 39 She was active in LDS 56Va womanhood Hallmark Mother Day Cards work especially in the Primary and 35 Y W M L A and at one time was Chugg Art Shop 2450 Wash blvd 54 also She Relief society 42'i president of the (adv) 45 ' ? resided in San Juan county and in 1910 moved to Taylor where she lived until 21" 1934 Then she went to Salt Lake City Report — Theft from Ogden mu31 j and two years ago she moved to Og- nicipal airport of 50 feet of red den In Salt Lake City she was an or- garden hose was reported to police 14 dained temple worker She was a mem- by Art Mortensen port manager 2H ber of the D U P Daughters of the 55 13' Valley and Ogden Twenty seventh ward Lawn Seed — Plant with confi3 On Aug 25 1889 she was married to dence — roses shrubs vines bulbs D L S Mr Sorensen in the 55 Logan everything for your garden Tay37Mi temple 21and the lor's 2316 Wash husband are (adv) her Surviving Phillip H following sons and daughters: If C Sorensen Sorensen Ogden Francis Official — Heading a panel discus58 Taylor: Howard D Soresen Wilson Ivan sion Tuesday at Utah Furniture asC Sorensen Washington Terrace John IS3 sociation dinner meeting in Salt H Sorensen Logan: Mrs Alice K Mow28 27 '2 er Rlverdale Mrs Marie Adamson Salt Lake City was Lorenzo M RichLake City: 25 grandchildren and 26 ards president of Boyle Furniture 38' also a brother Jo- Co 38H Ogden and past president of H seph Hammond Moab The body is at the mortuary 3408 the National Furniture association 18 Washington 12' Best in Typewriters new port43 471a 19H 4c: 100 fa v EVANSTON Wyo — James F Whit- 59 '4 Kennecott Kresge 111 37111 87 Lockheed 114 73 115 13 Loews 21 23 21 00 Mid Con ePtroleum MB 00 171 00 Z C- - M I Montgomery Ward Kelvmator National Salee: A'tlNational Acme Cardiff 2000 ft 30c 1000-' ? 31c: National Biscuit 1500 fa 33c 2500 fa 33c 3500 fa 33c 2 000 fa 33c: 300 fa 33c 200 fa 33c 300 National Cash Register 1500 33c 300 fa 33c 500 fa National 33c: Dairy fa 1000 fa 34 Ifcc 2 4c: 500 fa National Distillera Colb Rexall 1500 fa 18c: 3300 © 18c NaUonal Power At Ught c New York Central Combined Metals 200 fa Eureka Bullion 500 fa 18c North American Aviation North American Eureka Lily 700 fa 35c Northern Pacific Leonora 2000 fa 1000 fa 3C Ohio Oil Little May 3000 fa Pacific Gas North Lily 2000 07 50c 28'ic 5500 ft Packard Ohio Cooper 500 28c 29c - taker foreman of the blacksmith shop Of the Union Pacific reclamation plant 08 By The Associates Press NEW YORK April 21 — New York here died at his home here Tuesday 084 stocks last sae morning following an extended illness 03V He was born in Evanston April 38 31 Allied Stores 08 1839 a son of James and Emma Lake 38 Allis Chalmers Whittaker Since 1900 he had been em9 American Airlines 40 43 American Car at Foundry ployed as a blacksmith by the railroad 07 MM firm American Radiator 08 ore in EvHe married Norah Nan-a58 American Smelting Sc Refining 03 anston on Nov 25 1908 He was a 153V SB American Tel As Tel 38 member of the Foremen's union EvAnaconda anston lodge No 4 A F St A St a 104' A T ar S- T OS 15 retired member of the Evanston volBaldwin Locomotive 87 13H unteer fire department in which he 4 Bath Iron 63 served 35 years and secretary of Ev38 T Bendix 06 anston MaC a bee lodge group 38 Bethlehem Steel 50 Besides his widow he Is survived by 26' 08 Boeing a daughter Mrs Lela Bennett Evan41 ' ki ston a sister Mrs Eva Lusty Ogden 10 3bV 32 Utah and two brothers John WhitUfomia Packing 13 taker Point of Rock and William WhitCanada 08 Dry 14 taker Green River Canadian Pacific 10 W Services will be conducted in LDS 43 Case ' 10 26 First ward chapel here Thursday at Celotex 15 S3 03 m Tlntic Standard Union Chief Utah Con ty - 03 Park Premier Park Utah A George 40 30 Mountain View Nevada Metals a James F Whittaker 14 03 Moscow Mt City Copper le Telephone Bonds were narrow 07 03U iavs H (API— Demand Caterpillar Tractor and International 08 i Horn Silver Howsll Indian Quean Kennebec t Kentucky - Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora May Madison Msres Magnolia Lead Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Oold I 4ft 03 06 04 81 one-thir- 63 STANDARD-EXAMINE- I farmer who died Tuesday a m at his home folst an extended illness will be conlowing ducted Friday at two p m in L D S Paul ward chapel by Bishop Keith Merrill Friends may call at the Payne mortuary in Burley Thursday until eight p m and at the family home from ten a m Friday until time of services Burial will be in the Paul cemetery Mr May was born at Calls Fort Box Elder county Utah on May 6 1884 a son of George and Alice Hall May He married Christina Garrett in Logan temple In 1914- He came to Idaho 33 years ago and settled on tne rancn which he operated until time of death An active member of the L D S church ha had served as superintendent of L D S Paul wardM Sunday I A school as a leader in the and as a ward teacher and home missionary Surviving besides his widow are two sons Richard May Rupert and Ralph Albion also five grandchildren May three brothers Lao Stanley and Byron Mav Brieham City Utah and two sis ters Mrs Arvella Jaeobson Boise and mn Zreima rraugn ugoen May Finishing in lower ground were Doug las Aircraft Boeing Lockheed Good-X J rich Firestone Case Montgomery Ward and American Smelting Reaching new 1848 highs some with were Nickel jumps of several points Plate Plymouth Oil Atlantic Refining Pacific West(on favorable earnings) ern Missouri Corp Superior Oil of California Canadian Pacific and Union Others ahead included Gulf Pacific American Can Allied Chemical Oil Johns-Manvil- 16 52 04 18 35 07 03 K Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard ! Cold Chain Great Western Grand Deposit f DEATHS A May George PAUL Ida — Services for for a few favorites gave an upward push to an otherwise sluggish stock market today A scattering of Oils and rails scored wide gains to reach new highs for the years or longer Although a wide list of losers persisted to the close many stocks shifted to the upside in the final hour Among tne son sp selected rubbers aircraft and farm Im Transactions xor me oay were plement in the neighborhood of 1600000 shares as 1 Eat Utah By T B ApilMi tOCW YORK April If 08 54 Vs 04 Central Standard Chief Ceo Clayton Silver Colorado Con Cole Hex!" Combined Metals Comet Coal n Common 1th Lead Crescent Eagle Oil C rof f Crown Point Consolidated Eurska Dragon X Crown Point East Standard E Tin CoKln New 02- 03 14 Cardiff Empire 10 S i has returned from a 10- nresident of the Utah FloristsFriday at a Rocky Mountain Wool4ty-fift- h t council meeting in Denver to Chicago where he at fa trftaa mho day wnutw — trip WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 21 1848 m u bbsuohuii " " M jj-it Mt urer and director of Miller Floral Trees— Large Norway maples tributors association convention of Co Farmington was elected last mountain ash silver leaf maple which he was a delegate night succeeding Thomas Hughes fruit trees rose bushes flowers Y shrubs berry plants giant pansles Hay fever? — Buy the very best R Stone Nursery 3359 Wash home relief Get MITE E TABLETS Roy Packer formerly of Packer Irvin L nose drops at & West (adv) and Expecth watch repairing Ph once (adv) (adv) Phone 6441 Proclamation — Gov Herbert B Maw has proclaimed the week Convention — Delegates from 22 Trout — All you want and no 24 through May 1 as limit Globe Fish Market 429 23rd from April Intercollegiate Knight chapters will Dial Udv) "Boys and Girls week" convene in Logan April 29 30 and Linoleum—Another new shipment May 1 when Utah State AgriculMerle Norman cosmetics are the today a new one each week Fresh tural college chapter is host for S102 demonstration for best! Dial brand new Armstrong patterns (adv) and prints New low prices the "annual national convention Save money now! Modern floors Among officers in charge of ar in Village Bldg 24th and Lincoln rangements is Bill Robins Oaden Fuller Paints at A & M 3417 Rlverdale (Just off Ave body presi (adv) newly-electe-ofd U S Astudent See Merle c Ph dent Wash) scooter — Bud or Boze for bike and Bids will be opened Hospital rental and repair Open till 8 p m early next week on offers to conExpert Bookkeeper wants small (adv) struct the foundations for the $650-00- 0 business every day books to keep GovernShriners" crippled children's ment reports Systems installed Conference — The Mountain-Pacifi- c hospital In Salt Lake City Phone (adv) Public of States Conference — New Location Orchid Corset Directive — E T O'Brien Salt Service commissioners will convene in Salt Lake City June 3 and 4 Shop moved toC 2536 Wash Blvd Lake City newly appointed direc(adv) tor Utah department of vettsrans Donald Hacking chairman of the affairs is cracking the whip A Utah public service commission Participants — Included among directive O'Brien Issued yesterday said today colleges and high schools which to all district service officers reto Utah have invitations them to file daily reports Plants — Flower and vegetable State accepted Agricultural college s poetry quires on activities their Jensen speaking Elaborate new showrooms of the George V Tribe company S230 hotcaps and fertilizer festival Friday are Brig-hawith the display centered around Floral Co Across street from ParaThursday Washington will be opened colWeber Young — university new models of the 1940 Lincoln first 1849 cars In the automotive mount Bowl —plenty of parking lines increased space 1901 Washington— Ph 7819 lege and Weber high school industry Widely acclaimed for their new sweeping develmechanical Lineolna the feature also roominess and visibility (aovj Mother Wife Sweetheart —Love new concept in luxurious moopments seen only in these cars "A Lincoln-Mercurfresh delicious candy made at Bon y of division the used the by — Aaron W Tracy Ton toring" is the description Denver In Kitchen 3028 Grant Candy Ford Motor company chairman of the Utah publicity and taavi jSBSSSS industrial development commission will represent Utah tomorrow and Friday —Amistad club will meet m Friday April 23 at eight p Wilat the home of Mrs Woodrow liams in Uintah y Social—Abraham Lincoln circlenlals gladiolus 5(oy A Stone Nur SMITH — Funeral services for Mary Ann Bing'j Only Rsdio Show with 6522 Jehn Scott Trotttr't Orcbutr tit St 674 Phone 12th No 2 will meet for a social at the sery house paint Smith 94 pioneer resident Dupont Simmons Kbytbmatm home of Mrs Mary E Johnston taavj of Morgan will be held Friday at starts white — stays white Costs no Tune In one pm In the North Morgan LDS more 421 23rd Thirty-firs- t 619 Co Imperial Washable Wallpapers-Comp- lete Paint Griffin Thursday April ward Bishop Joseph E Bees conductstock Gateway Glass & The hostess will 22 at two p m (adv) Myers ing Friends may call at533theTwenty-sixt(adv) Paint Co 2340 Wash serve refreshments h and Foulger Rose chapel Home— C J Cutrubus 176 Twen- Wednesday four to eight pm and at the family residence In MorK em tone—All colors to go right $180 — Not too House Trailer gan Thursday evening and Friday Gateway good but usable 1910 Washington over &your wallpaper Sponsored By until time or service Interment in Glass Paint Co 2340 Wash Blvd THE OSOEN (UTAH) 58 a 21 Heartburn sSsesdiaS smbssss etessMs yes smsf sck When exesss stomscb ssia eeasss pstthu sufloc-t- a ku sour stouiscb and hesrtburn doeton ususlly imwrfbB thn fantMinietln- - medic nes known lor Vntttvoivii flll-L- n hrifics amtc-- t in a ay or return batde sons for doable money beck 26c : EEIL-MI- 2317 Wash Blvd for Acid MKMboit 25' S RADIO GUIDE Mon KDVL 1350 KLO 1138 ke mm KSL 1160 ko C landleUte Silver Your Mualo ii Adventure fi 30 !U Makers 6:46 6:55 BUly Rose IDuffy's Tavern 7:OO Gabriel Heatter ( w Ed Gardner 7:16 BasebaUfrPreview Congress lOI Men and 7:30 Report Lorraine Music 7 :46 Lyrics by Music Hall 8:001 Meet the Stars 8 15 Glen Bros RCA Pgm Varieties j The Jimmy Durante Show (Supper Club (Jewel Room The Great Pfcih-Radio Time Crosby 0:1 Bl with BlngNews 9:30llntermtn News Lewis Folton 9:4g of Sports S :00 I r 2:00 P Agent Drama US FrL Thnrt Toe MWed m to 2:15 ry 8:30PhiloVance Mvsterv News r Standard-Examine- II Gildersleeve a dhv in the Life BUTA 570 toe w o'clock (American Melody tor Christian tone Banger JYout Song and Mine lAlan Ladd— Box 13 tSkippy Hollywd IMayorofTown with Barry more 6:55 Mews Vox Pop Abbott & Costeito Theatre My Favorite Story nYin Mani Bet Your Life maa IBtng Crosby ILowelS Tiv Show! 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