Show Ewanis THE OGDEN (UTAH) Group By Tne AiMtUItt Press NEW YORK April 11 — SOUTH OGDEN — Auxiliary to New York " stocks the South Ogden Kiwaois club took male: a Droaram of music and dramatic Allied Stores talent to the state industrial school Aiii Chalmers r Sunday two-ho- ur MAaf 11 R 1949 11 Postponed 'FUNERALS ISolt Lake Mining 'Deadline NANKIHO Apru Funeral sources said tonight Stock Qubtations Bees Whitesides or communists had program Am Airlines : Am Car 8c FdV nlau Hir-tby Mrs Lilliah Clark and jttveral t musical ana dancing nuinueis uv Am Tobacco children of the Kiwanis club mem- - Anaconda mMI entire school was ores- "2F in the auditorium The program Baldwin lock was unaer supervision or ivi r s Bath Iron HOTma Mumford president or the Bemilx 37 27' 68 30' i 25 V 821 11' j 13Vt 33' 30 34 Beth Steel auxiliary Boeing Superintendent H Parley Borden conducted the visitors on a Canada Dry Casetour of the facilities and explained the functions of the school Sev- Celotexde Pasco eral innovations have been intro- Cerro Ches it Ohio duced said Mr Kilburn one being Chrysler Credit coeducational standards in the Com So v school work Because of careful Com Con fop per classwork their Con Edison Spervision during of the students is bet Con Oil Del Kontainer corp ter thari hat of the average high Corn Products school says Mr Kilburn Another Crane departure from the old methods Curtis Wright is the complete lack of any type of du Pont Airlines IMtoral punishment Students are East rewarded for what they do by Eastman Elec Auto additional privileges tec etving greater freedom on the campus or parties n 40'i 121 33 304 Isi 325 513 4l 3H i off-camp- 2 3 23 553 34 S3'j 28 84 191 13H 49 30 33- - 30' 63 43 ' 3 IT '4 IX 33 26s 38 Int Paper T Int T 48 Vj 11 Kennecott Kresge Lockheed Loews Mid Con Pet Mont Ward Nash Kelv Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg1 Nat Dairy Nat Distillers N Y Central No Ami Av No Amer No Pacific Ohio on Pacific Gas Packard' Para Pictures Penney J C Penn H R 44'i 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Mountain View Nevada Metals Naildriver Maw park' New Majestic North Lily No Standard Nevada Monarch Ohio Copper Park Bingham con arK Konold Park city Park Nelson 06 03 in- were reviewed here today CLEARFIELD B ruction 3000 deleggtes to the California L -- Butcher 31 confer- April 1— Joseph P O Box 530 Clearfield was cited for reckless driving faulty brakes and driving without a license and Mrs Norfma TueUer 26 Los Angeles CaLwas cited for leaving the scene of an accident and driving withoutl a license following an accident f n hiay at pm at the inter section of the BamDerger no Clearfield U' S highway 91 j The accident occurred when Mrs d turn pn Tueller signaled a the Bamberger road and stopped to wait for traffic to clear Butcher following behind the Tueller car wajs unable to stop and swung into the path of aoiden F Harris 37 0 Navy way Washington Terrace who was driving north No one was injured according to Herman I Thierlault deputy marshal of Cleat-fiel- d f: : Western Music Educators " ins Qeneral sessions of the four-da- y gathering of! teachers and music from California Arizona ndents and Parade Ijltah began this morning with a broad variety of musical at tractions dotting the educational six-thir- j" fnyas A concert by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra with Chilean Pianist Claudfo Arrau as guest artist shared yesterday's open spot-Itfiwith a performance of the Vtabat Mater" by a massed chorus of 300 voices ty left-han- M r-4- County Ok' Two 11 50-10-0- 40 840-38- 360-28- 280-30- 5: 0 lbs choice under 300 lbs 1400-Sgood and 0 choice lbs 1300-140- 0 Cattle: salable 1735 grain fed steers 0 and heifers canner to common cows strong higher: to shade higher other slaughter classes steady average good 888 lb steers 2400 1023 lbs 2435 common to medium 3100-225- 0 high medium to d fed heifers 2300-335692 ids asou common to medium 1800-22medium cows 1700-181- 0 cutter to common 1500-165- 0 canners 1400 down medium to good sausage bulla gooa ana cnoico veaiers 23 fat cows and calves per pair otherwise Uttle dona on stockera Sheep: salable 50 nothing offered early wiiu wiucn wt niarKei 1575-183- 5 300-33- 1475-152- 5 sow O 300-48- 35-5- low-goo- 0: 50 vwim 200-20- R isi BAN FRANCISCO Aaril 11 linDiHogs: salable 300i prices steady to most ly 10 lower below late last week good l- 08 08 3 65 05 08 13 18 18 19 01 03 135 ft!' 140 08 78 03 02 03 07 08 01 04 01 13 78 88 03 02 38 or 30 03 Ot 04 OS 03 03 04 48 3 75 84 00 WOOIHV 188 I IJ I dmitted In Ch k Case Guilt Quentin K Beesley of Hooper flMded guilty to charges of issuing a check against insufficient funds in Second district court today Judge John A Hendricks referred the case James A Larson adult probation officer :!br Investigation and report Beesley was chiirged with issuing the check wllh intent to defraud Sears Roebuck & Co The check was drawn In the Clearfield Kational bank in the amount of 39 of 2966 Wall April 11 (AP) —The public lands committee today approved a bill to extend from July 31 to Oct 31 the period t r this year's assessment werk on mines Rep Engle to ISO He under $1000 bond said 14 of 16 western mining had recommended against suspending this year's assess lent requirement entirely The Douglas' Eye Better requires holders ' ol raining SOUTHAMPTON Eng April 11 law to do $1001 worth of assessdam A slight improvement was report- ment work year on each ed today in the condition of the claim in ordereachi to retain possession S Ambasfcye left of U injured sador Lewis Douglas Dr E C Zorab reported the improvement after examining Douglas at South- Beer Smokes Taken ampton eye hospital The eye was Two cases ot beer and a quantity punctured by a fish hook a week of cigarets were stolen from 's ago while Douglas was fishing on cafe 505 Exchange place the river Test West Ogden by someone who (D-Cal- if) Bit-ton- ci eat 117 !?? 418 iRAILERi 9 10 11 13 OVH fSBaSsa aaaattaBwtitroB 1 OGDEN SALES See the New JJ:CZV and Silver pome State Capitol Salt Lake City W authorityratrs lVSnng certain put into o'M afSto Walt TBarb's FOR Butt j BAtl 888 38 - mo -- old" ibt w:: i: Stockham Rt Sunset Ph Sgi tMAXLEHS made 'from trailer $79 paruonly Trailer Rentsl 95 Intermountaia 18J8 Wsah tBajaase tyeteg 4o3e 2e 30 wum 37-3- triplets 38-3- Well Bred -- awaieaiia iiwiibb 'J& Jj mmmmma Jgk v k''ili-- ' 7 8: Eggs: grade A large A medium 8 tt grade A stnall grade 6 B 4 grade large 48-4- 48-4- vr eft 34-3- 44-4- By William Ferris Potatoes CHICAGO April 11 (AP)— Grain CHICAGO scored only minor changes on the prices board tatoes PoApril 11 arrivals 248 on track 334: total of trade today and the market had no 1144 Friday definite trend Saturday shipments For the most part deferred deliv- 1088 and Saturday 33 supplies moderies of wheat eased a bit while tne erate demand moderate market steady May contract held steady Good new Idaho Russet Bur banks 460-8- 5 crop prospects Were considered a factor in the easing of deferred' futures York Sgge Corn did a little better than tlta rest 'New VB"livnov April 11 Atf)— Eggs: of the market particularly the May delivery It was up around a cent at two days receipts in 54O: steady New Torts spot times Strength reflected a good demand follow: Midfor cash corn despite receipt of 153 western mixed) quotations colors fancy heavy-welghVa 1 cars extra 1 large 49'-5- 0 3 large 8 Wheat closed extra 1 mediuni lower May 3217-1- 7' extra 48 Hi current reman 433-48was c° lower to dirties higher oats were unchanged to 44 45 checks 4 J My S1S3-exfancy higher May 70- rye wag Mavywelghts lower trawhites 1 Ursa 83 extra 1 mediuni to two cents higher May soysi'j Browns beans were 51 fancy 8330heavyweights higher and lard was 10 to 18 May cents 'a hun- extra 1 Urge Ml extra 1 medium dred pounds higher 'May 81140-113- 7 S' yr 1 — y9 mJK fI I fir TJS Ltbsv 1MjAlml 1 UgaTaTaTA ta 81-8- 48-8- ' 4 84-84-H 31-3- '2-3- 3: 4s CHICAGO April 11 (AP) — Wheat sample grade red 183 Com No 3 yellow 140 No 3 134 39 No 4 136-3- 8 No 8 1 19 28'sample grade BO--1 23 No 3 white 1 1 Oats No 1 heavy mixed 7 No 3 heavy mixed 73 No 1 heavy white 78-7-8 No 1 extra heavy white 80 BRIGHAM CITY — Ronald K Lish No 1 white 78 No 2 white 78: On of Marion Elmo and Marjorle K No 4 heavy white 78 heavy sample grade ford Lish died today at nine a m in 8 heavy white hospia1' foi!owin an enrteaeaS Barley nominal tutting 1 3 feed fiines' esviig The child was born Dee 17 1944 in Soybeans none J9 nnaauei ain the n Meal I Brig surviving arebesides nam a brother Rjx Elmo and City n is asr ana amre tioraoe uta gained entry through a rear window during the night Police De- peweyville ' and George Xeford Brigham City tectives J G Pihcock and Rus-se- ll The hod v is at the Harold B Plt fi G Fort reported nwrsw ume nere DEATH y? I I C3 JZfcaBl 7SsaeJlJra! aSsaax gajsj TBa-- tl sXaasaaVV fA usm 2BaaaaW!8r aaavTal 40-4- 76-7- Ronald K Lish 74-7- 08-4- aaaaaaV B asas— Wm f TRANSMISSION 3 T t BflCanMfeif snm ' gsafW Mfr F House Trailers 4e miMiitm wawrSaJ HJR SALt "' SCHULT and KIT sat ' fflhiwdbiiilftHuf s— 1 of The Mountain States Telephone and Teleirraph Companv a Corporation for increases in certain Pates Notice is hereby given that the above- entl ted appllcauon ofThe Mount a n 314 Alfred" ?r Sam De VrfeaaMl £ h onsen Utah Fur Apr- - S 78 flees Ts-l- CASH THE PUBLIC BEFORE COMMISSION OF UTAH In the Matter of the Application 4781 40 of "horse to NOT1CK OF HEARING 7818 Fh Secretary a ny ' H WASHINGTON BL J - House Group Ok's Mines Measure r t 0: Grain 18th 1888 st 5 oTlock p outn i4s at saia nour ocloeE B an April April ey tnlttwr PALAMiNO 1 Reported Better fraci-ture- s Street OgssSSW the 30th day ol April 1949 at of 5 o'clock p m to pay the delinquent ment together with the cost of advertising and expense of eesetnente bavins been By Order of RD — - Utah-Wyomi- 130O-16O- 4I6 Twenty-filt- FUNERALS 10 85 180-34- cedent Victim HORSE SHOEING or Said application ts for effect Increased Ar Funeral for services for 58 exchange service and certain itv aer- 78 who died Woorlward thur I Unlisted gteeks Bid Asked will be held Wednesday at toU aeretea in lhf m7mVJS!mm Saturday 1 ociock in iariun v Dona cnapei A Latling 8 80 8 00 Amajg Sug Pfd conducted by Bishop Clarence J Dated at Bait lei 47 81 Ashley Vafiey Uth 8BB) Record Vjsjii ss 7 37 12th day of March Stoker of the Clearfield Second ward 7 75 Equity Oil ssessofisl 1 Utah Fire Clay impressive Your per 68 00 73 00 EVELYN Friends may call at the mortuay Utah Oil Rafg I fectly proportioned snd skHKally 1 Ro! 13 00 I ail 13 50 Wednesday until time of service 1 Published March IS April II 1943 Utah So OU 10 00 csrved from one of the Balnea WM 10 73 will take place te the Interment Utah P gt It Com 22 75 23 38 I Grsoites will permanently ideniify I Byimcuae cemetery NOTICE Z CM I 71 00 75 00 and hold for possstiiy f your family H N SEN — Funeral services for Be- Kotiee la hereby siren tnat tne Pub-ll- e the fsmily record of this ycneratioss Sales: 11 Service Commlsalon of Utah in Cap becea Jane Hansen widow of Hans c Combined Metals 800 0 22 5r 500 MO 37111 iBSUed Its report and tentative Hansen of Trenton Utah former resHi "trsc order In the matter of the applica ident ot Plain Ctt? will be held Commonwealth Ijaad 1000 PIONEER Sc tion or Heoer C oaWBSOB Jr o! IB8 Tuesday at 1 p m Llndqulst and Consolidated Eureka snort 3 r Davidson Transfer A Storage Co Inc Sons Colonial funeral chapel With Crescent Eagle 8j4p® 18Vc 800 20c MEMORIAL ART CO to trarifcr and assume identical opeCliff Wiser bishop of the Trenton s ward officiating Friends may call at rettas autbeaity iaauad to Merer c Pa- 1000 4e3 3019 Washington Blvd Dial 6914 tne innerai cnapei asonaay rrom Bast Utah 2000 t® 17c: 1800 ft 18' c: No 524 and until 9 p m Tuesday until the aer NO 783 vice hour Interment in the Plain der authorizes said Howall 4000 'a I3e City cemetery Leonora 3000 T Little May 4000 Q Madison 1000 38c New Majestic aooo No Standard Ilmn a A Ohio Copper 1000 (ft 14c 100 14c 3 48 10 80 'I Weber county coram i ss ioner to day approved beer licenses for the A Pine View club 931 Ogden canyon and El Chicko club Harrisville Commissioners had held up granting the licenses and said they would make their own investigation Commissioners granted the when Lew White manager of the Pine View club and Vern wag reported in satisfactory H Taylor ol SI Chicko appeared day condition today He if under before them Both told commis- - treatment for a head injury Oners they were operating inside of the collarbone and ribs 8te law 30 6M Mrs Ellen Wolthius Twelfth also a passenger in 4 car driven by Lynn A Richard son 30 of 1322 Thirtieth suffer a minor back injury Police sai the other car involved in the era was driven by Mrs Lillie Dalton Mm wy Ot each parcel aVthe oftce ofhfrompany h e 9 and choice b butchers 22 00: Hoyston 1000 T8c Nebraska hoes averaae King West 100 e Me Ijver Standard 2 Sono Silver 2 s- - v it 00 33 1 78c 100 -- Ttatie Standard SOe 0 cattle: aalaole 7!rJ81 78e ling steady at 8800 medium heifers Consolidated 108 fl 38c 2425 cows steady scarce canners and cutters common and low Western 8000 fl Alloys medium typa eows 1800- odd heri ssossahjlilii steady medium to good Batter aai Ease i Calves: salable 10: nn rl MAS FRANCISCO (UP)— April Walter A Weathers 37 of 2' 14 Sheep: salable 700: trade not etab-Uahe- d B8 Pranciseo dairy market: it supply mainly old crop iambs and Harrison Injured in an automo- few slaughter score Butter: 93 83 93 ecore 83 80 owes spring lambs in bile collision at intersection of roam e 8 A loaf Ch":r-?dTwenty-thir- d and Harrison Saturgrade A Beet Licenses w wi' ajpai' 1849 so may is Ogden 03 01 iam ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP 8 03 03 03 43 :w Twerty-tS't- urday moriungv He was born in Michigan April 14 OBFHEOM rBEATBB BlDQ 1873 He came to Utah about 40 years nw waanington eita and resided Clearfield where in ago he was an extensive berry grower JENSEN FLORAL CO Twenty-aeve- n years ago he moved to Pinter for CverT OccmIod Yakima Ha was a member of the UD-1901 Waahingf n Blvd Phnne church He was married to Manlda Massen Co Floral sne oiae three veers ago City gate in Utah w Osai Surviving are a brother and aiaier Waanmnton Slo in Michigan The body will arrive at the mortuary WEBER FLORAL CO Twenty-tourt- n at Aaams 740 Oreihn-is- 17 02 BtBt Arthur Woodward 76 formerly ot Clearfield died at Yakima Wash Sat 08 02 08 02 ' — 1383181 Arthur Woodward 11 C sur am 06 3 50 80 04 02 04 3 08 utan n sug Ffa First Security (USDA) — Hon: April salable 200 butcher hogs 78 lower: sows lower: good and choice 180-30 lb butchers 1879-1S3- S lbs 1775- 0 U 18 1838 0 lbi OGDEN 03 42 05 3 37 05 04 Music Educators 11 10 18 14 es Open Conference Two Car Drivers Livestock SACRAMENTO April UP)— Cited in Crash Latest developments in music 03 3 05 03 40 03 05 04 n mi 6900 1 55 04 08 P-I- He was born Jul 11 1901 in Vet Hartlepool England a son of Thomas and Louisa Hackweu sowerny in Oc e to Ogden tober 1907 the rami He where ho attended city schools moved to Ely Nev in 1920 and was employed by the Kennecott Copper Co And fhs Flowers Aro In 1944 he moved to 1Mb Vegas He was employed by the Union Pacific Rail Furnishtd by road CO as a baggageman He was a memner or tne 1 u s Olive and Mark church and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks KLENKE FLORAL on Dec 21 1948 na married asartaB 8853 Waaninetnu in Las — Young Vegas Surviving are his widow Las Veaea: PARK VIEW FLORAL a son by a former Marriage lack Sow erby Faulkner Ogden a grandchild: his For flower! to express you parents 01 ugaen ana tne following Phone HENRY at Park View growers ana sisters: 1 nomas n ana kici-vi- n DIAL 7231' R Sowerby and Mrs Doris Pat e 2904 Qulncy terson ogden Mrs Carl Uasch Val lejo Calif JACK'S FLOWERS The body Will be brought to Ocden J4UB 1818 Washington Dy tne mortuary Washington lacs Vander Wnud 04 13 43 37 died at seven a m today Las Vegas Nev ot a ident of Hi r : Ogden at his home in ' heart attack 12 03 03 03 03 40 1 80 03 Jonns-Man-vil- Anderson 07 33 08 04 11 Park Premier Park Ptah John M Sowerby John Mathew Sowerby 47 former 03v 31 V Huaa on 33 03 34 03 05 J9 Bbrnaat nos-pit- 03 18 15 01 17 Frank ar 04 08 30 05 33 03 10 07 18 Pioehe Bristol rr Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con Prosper Mining 1i Mtatatned damaged and left in Shurtz immediate past president hico Argentine Elko Nev Ti D nulnn is state director n S The complaint asked $288 for Silver King Coal'ri are LeGrand Two directors year dam-SfOliver King west hire of the truck $39598 for Simmons and Dean- Morgan carrySilver Shield and $ fir 15 for cost of re- over directors Herbert Strand and Silver Standard covery from Nevada Lee Thourp and one year director Sioux Mines H J Ron ic filed suit in Sec- David Adams So Iron Blossom So standard ond district court against Reed Samuel At the election meeting Swansea Con ond district court against Reed Morgan assistant superintendent of Tar Baby asking payment of Davis county schools discussed the Dew-JonTintic cenual Averages 91199 73 on a debt on a promissory approaching bond election to asTintic Lead Furnished A & memCo J by Bbglo Tintic note The complaint alleged that sist in financing and building and bers Mew York stock standard exchange union Chief JpMerson executed a" note on Dec improvement program in the school vies con Utah 30 Industrials ' 9 1947 no pari of which had been system 176 84 off 0 21 Utah-Wv- o Con Oil Rati roads 48 30 Off 0 38 Victor Con para w aaw Allen strong Itaysvuie a nauon--al SO 15 Utilities 35 78 UP 0 OS Western Alloys director of Jayceea spoke on 65 Stocks 63 88 off 0 14 West Toledo 40 Bonds 98 83 up 003 Wilbert ''Aims of a Jaycee" 138 17 off 018 Yankee Con Commodities Volume— 730000 Zuma ' Sundance Utah Id Sua Com La-Ma- 16 12 17 03 04 04 04 j4mora Uttle The stock market drifted from fractions to around a point lower today with mild ouying interest centered in only a few Issues-The volume of tradina was at the rate of 790000 shares Rock Island railroad fell off nearly two points on thtf announcement that enra & Co and Bear Stearns fit Co expected to offer 225000 shares as a secondary distribution after the market ciosea xne oirering nowover vjis indefinitely postponed because nt market conditions Rock Island recovered 'some of its loss near the close UU Font Was- down more than m nnlnt before the annual stockholders miming but recovered come of that later- stocks moving higher Included Whits Tuilman Sewing Machine PopsUCola (on a good earnings report) AOmiral Radio Air Reduction and la 11 08Vs 30 02 91 07 08 04 08 ' t ie OSVi 88 Dragon E Crown Point East Standard E Tin Coal'n I East UUh Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard I Gold Chain Great Western L Grand Deposit I Horn Silver p Howell Indian Queen t i Kennebec Utah Kentucky v Keystone Lakeside Monarch! HirMTSVTTTt: — ton 62 HunUvUle farmer died Mvmtar a m in an ugaen at seven-fort- y illness following a four-yeMr Thurston was oorn Aug io iiwo t Hnntaville a si n ol James and Re- getta Neil sen Thurston He attended We ber county 1 scnoois On Nov isee he married Mary E Anderson He was a member of the L V Sv Huntsville ward SurviVinE are his widow ana two sons Archie L Thurstoe Huntsville and Carmen K Thurston Albany Calif two and grandchildren and three brothers asro two sisters wnaries inursion ana Ella Grow Ogden John Thruston Bane Nev George Thurston Springfield Ida and Mrs alary Walker Lyman Wyo Services will be conducted wpdnfvd1v at one p m at the mortuary 3488 Wash-buttOeden hy Bishop Marlnw Stoker of the HUntsville ward Burial Will be m Huntsviue cemetery 11 18 Croff 6014 I 38 33 81 08 04 if ruuu wwH Consolidated Eureka IL 84 38 02V 31 DELINQI FNT NOTICE ROZEL ASPHALT COMPANY for son cipal place of business 416 a and Erma Patrick tfttte-atd- ea fifth Street Ogden Utah of Layton will be held Ttaas-da- y NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that 1 at pm m the Layton LD S there are delinquent upon the foOew ofeonrlodmes gVneralnln 1 a t B Adsuaa bishop ing described stock on account of As commerce within the areas specified chapel with Crfde Of tne Layton Third ward officiating sessment No e or cent (let pe Friends may eall at the family home ahare levied on the oie 23rd da? of FebIt is further provided that unleae in Layton today from 6 until 9 pm ruary 1949 the several amounts set r: d wti hecotmlaalon and Tuesday until 12:30 p rr the name of the respective protest oppos:-:n the meas follows shareholders morial park directed by Uraquin A-- Cert Ifcv of fatee Shares Pti ime 00 J06 a J Useless STORAGE CO INC rut iKinx — puneral services for 888 B B meaner 1000 PublUhed AprU 11 12 Prank Ernest Thurston well known 899 B Blatchley farmer and resident of HuntavUle 1S3 I aura Carroll see husband of Mary E Anderson Thura-to- n S3S CHtver IMtefe 20 00 Will be held Wednesday at 1 pm 827 Oliver Pr-rLIVESTOCK in Undoulat Sens Colonial funeral 70S otleer Itavete 5 00 Chapel with Marlow Stoker bishop 727 Oliver Devore HIGHEST PRICES of the Hunt vtlle ward officiating 765 p a Oaaahne Friends may call at the funeral 410 Henry J Qsist WILL BE PAID 1 MS Chapel Tuesday from 6 until 8 48 C Gasbrrt: Sft J for Doad car Uaejaat and Wednesday until the service 4 M7J 4SJ? m- Sa hour Interment in the HuntavlUa f f w ftBH i SJ8B vv cemetery or Hoot c Kay S8 Joseph ASTiii f'in'ri! aervicea tor Mrs At 770 Psriel Konold Mas test PROMPT REMOVAL' na W AstlH widow of William T 771 1J808 LT fAH Astill will be held Tuesday afternoon 313 Daniel K CO 108 100 p at 2 o'clock in the mortuary chapel 313 B D 109 100 Dnn nib at 529 25th St with Br John Edward 314 R D 180 sat QaBee Carver ot the Pint Presbyterian 87 Alexia B Mtiea 250 FOR PALE trained posse Frse" church officiating Friends may eall M Maule BJfasstte soiTel and white pinto and b:-- k at the chapel Tuesday prior to the TOM services Interment will be in the 181 Truatae A M Miller 'MM ft BOm'eelaBpH Aultoreat 'Memorial a aerrlee MB A M Miler dKytttsjeVtev SJf ftBaseant ot the Klrkeadall-Darll- ns park mortuary 310 1 000 — 1000 - sae i A BL Mlilar BlAV TIFUL young pinto mare MM A Wmt t'l-Get: tie Fine horae for 88808 or 425 A M V FUNERAL DIRECTORS 438 slso good sturdy : horse lady A M Miller BBBw 76fi S Miller Fred 85 Ph Chuck KIRKENDALL- - DARLING Ml T E Morgan 1 000 1000 H C Peterson 94 SALE or trade "teajn of rraresi MORTUARY 173 u eight R H Rosevesr aantaa snd well 50 00 805 TttUa Shemanskl bnkr red leather harness Fh DIAL A 100O S 1008 75 b BnyOer m Mm mShreee 1M0 sappie betes wlta ICO 531 David Thomas FLORiSTS And in sccordance with the law and block- - east of Death Curve Roy the order ol the Board ot Directors st at Coofc services e DEATHS I 52' 88 - pro- posals 88 04 OlUa 1 00 Combined Metals Comet coai'a- 83 At Lower Level LAYTON Davis County April 11 Norman Wheelwright and Far-ra- n Whitesides of Layton was Dave Secin filed suit Wheelwright ond district court against Rulon named president of the junior Jttterson and Lewis Peterson doing chamber of commerce by members Mtaness at the Peterson Bros Hereford ranch asking 18693 dam- of the board of directors it was announced today ages The complaint alleged that on Other new officers are Ken Oct 12 1949 the Wheelwrights Brailsford first vice president rented a truck to the Peterson Day 'second vice president brothers which was Improperly and Sterns Kilfoyle secretary Don r:!::::: :::::::: GBSf 38 88 88 lew- - "'j i nt gov-ernme- 13 05 '4 11 i UH BHSf Clayton silver 42 - 88 08 04 un- postponed til Friday the deadline for the s answer to peace Asked 88 It) Whitesides Heals Market Drifts Wheelwrights Sue Laylon Jaycees for Truck Loss the A Hoele & Co -T Stocks Bid M — WHITESIDES B tte anmptlon of author! rr and snce or a new cerUflcae 18a LEGAL NOTICES """ lrtX-- y XI Semi-offici- al New York Stock Quotations Gives Program The? 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