Show THE OGDEN 'UTAH) Stocks Advance STANDARD-EXAMINE- t Random References R SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1953 1 de-recr- NEW YORK Stilt SO l: p -- stocks la the first nine months of 1890 gained $100000000(16 In valuation of all listed issues on the largest volume for the period since 1933 Sales totaled 373504783 shares which was — with the exception of 1949 — larger than any full year since 1937 l nit industrial average is just about two Mints under the hich set 13 The railroad average is near June Mi tour year high The lift in rails pulled the general average to its highest level since compilation was atarted back in 1931 Initntf4K Meant Industrials hit their highs June 12 and ftipn thf mnrkfli had a moderate terh- iira! errpr! inn u hirh ailitarpnttv completed when the Korean war broke ouh June 34 Then prices plunged and mar Volume ran over the 4000 ket for a time Selling dried up when for market its lows the the hit year 13 and a recovery set in July That recovery has continued with some interruptions It has been helped buy-taby Investment and by speculative ' Stan-Whi- 1 I : ahead-allocatio- i— i Receipts Steady At Stockyards j 60-7- 0 900-330- 500-85- 00-29-25 500-90- 900-iOfi- 800-80- 180-24- -- 00-19-50 300-45- 450-50- 92-1- at 0: choice-slaught- er 700-100- 50-14- 78-8- OGDEN Sept 30 TSDAl— Hobs: sal able none: for week: 323 compared last Friday butchers 100 lower 'sows) fullv 90 off top for week 22 m Monday closing top 2323: bulk good and choice lbbutchers 2223-3- 0 for week few medium 2100-22:0good and choice 3 lbs 21 3 light sows on butch er order 1900-3bulk! 300-4lbs- - 1730- 0 1830: weights lbs 1800-17Cattle: salable none for week 3287 compared close last week slaughter steers ahd heifers steady: Sows weak to oo lower mi is and vealers steady stockers and feeders active steady to lb fed i steers strong good 1045-122800-7- 3 medium off grass 2300-270- 0 common 20 "small lot goo-752 id iea neuers rovs medium grassers aa30-2B9- o common 1900-220- 0 - 180-24- 0 0: 880-28- 50-7- 0: 50 450-50- 00 0: good Type cows 32UO: DulK good cows load 1036 Hi 2175 common ijeuer ana meaium 1950-217- 5: 1700-195- 0 canners and utters 14 6 30 shells down 1300 or :ower gooa outis M few1 2525 cutter and common medium 2100-223zooo-ao3-choice light vealers 3350- milk gooa ana chmre 2900-330- 0 common 22 0 medium culls down 1800 or Below good 0 -- 00-1- 0- 260-283- 800-65- im °00 rbs 2650-273- aurrris 2700-288- DU1JC 5 gOOu 500- - 840-10- 60 5 500-80- 00-1- 28-4- 48-8- 66-12- 0 n 0' ' z-i- ai 1 Bal-ling- Wave of 'Russian Roulette' Gives Parents Case of Nerves Texas Sept 30 CUP) — Nervous parents wonhow dered today they could stop an apparent epidemic of "Russian roulette" which has taken the lives of three youths within the past month Billy McWhorter high school student became the latest victim Wednesday night when he borrowed a friend's 22 calibre pistol gave the cylinder a spin and fired one shot into his brain He died two hpurs later Russian roulette is played by inserting one cartridge into a revolver twirling the cylinder — and pulling the trigger on 5 to 1 odds that an empty chamber wiU stop opposite the firing pin ijast Tuesday Henry— Alpha played s the same game and lost He was proving his courage to five young companions one of whom had accused him of "peeping" in an earlier spin of the cylinder Another youth Warren Snyder shot himself to death August 28 when he tried to impress his girl friend Young McWhorter's death gamble came in the basement of the San Jacinto monument where his father was engineer Milton Killen 19 said he Billy and two young cousins of Billy were "just sitting around talking" when oneof the boys mentioned Russian roulette "Billy reached over pulled the pistol out of my holster and said 'I guess I'll play some Russian roulette" " KiUen said "He put the gun against his temple and pulled the trigger" Monroe Fairchild instructor in psychology at the University of Houston was baffled by the flurry of deaths from the weird pas- HOUSTON time He said youths apparently play the game to gain "social d prestige" or to satisfy a form of social standard" "per-verte- Coca-Col- Official a Says Taverns TakingonDigniiy Taverns are taking on the dignity of a corner drug store because of the trade's high code of ethics John M Neihous of New York public relations official of Coca Ola Co said last night Mr Nefhous arrived from the eastern city to address one of the major sessions of the state convention of Associated Tavern Owners Record of Congress With members of congress rush ing nome to campaign for reelee tion the record of the session of the eighty-fircongress just ended shows a close correlation between the actions taken by the legislators and the main currents of public opinion For example surveys by the in stitute snowed widespread senti ment in favor of adopting controls and other economic price con trols Congress passed an omnibus pin giving the president power to tuary st 1 1 in T&rlaaaV - ii v JtS&tik ey A performing sea lion balances another made of plastic during a training rehearsal for Aqnarena a permanent water theatre under construction at San Marcos Texas i -- — yMlgasMMBsjajagii-- T jM'IBVl'Ttl'l " ? 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TOPSL of The Air Maisle 9 30 9 00 9 15 10:00 Pete llorn 10:16 MBS Dance 10 30 Orchestra 10 48 (10:S5) Newi 11:00 1410 Club 00D'" Baateis 8:181 Breakfast 8 6 30 6 46 30 moved ahead on the board of! trade today in fairly active dealings for a Bslwrdajr Corn showed the most strength 4 but the rest o fthe market came along briskly toward the close Possibility that the Canadian dollar WBJ be revalued upward brought some boy lag wheat and oats It was felt such a move would make Canadian wheat more expensive to countries in the internationalimporting wheat agreement Wheat closed i to 2 cents higher corn was r-- 2 psaasnber higher December 146'4i4 oats were TWfa higher December 81-- 4 rye higher December' $141- ?ff 141' were soybeans higher H-1- V u aja'-aaj- a ana iara IVIstY SUNDAY NIGHT brought to you by 7 P M KSt steering Janet Waldo UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO t KITA AFTERNOON IMemorable Music 570 fc PROGRAMS llnvltation to Around World Music Peek Plsvhoass Top News Report I Symphonette Actual Voices Styllnas Truttts 'Musical Portrait Sammy K&ve s Sun Serenade amt'y Comedy H K Smith bUds Make Believe Hour of your Quia Jos KeU) MC Town Favorite Jfusre Music Especislly IMystery Adven If D 8 t of Falcon Conference for you John Barlow smooth High Adventure 1 a mystery Melodies Solo Mystery the Soliloquy I Musical Mem Big Guy Greatest Story Mystery Charlie Wild Ever Told Korean News Musical Portrait IHollywd Calling I Man with Band lO Johannesen George Flahsr Western Our MISS Forward America I Walter Huston Caravan Brooks Jack Benny ISteamboat Jam IMystery t snow $1000 Reward Lenny Ross Harris Amos 'n j Sammy Andy Kays' jPhll Alice Pay Sun Serenade SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAMS Uoel McCrea The Pause That 8 to© the Music I Texas Ran Re Refreshes Bert Parks Ray 'Red Skelton Theatre Guild Armen Dick I Bnzftdoon Show Brown etc Dennis Morgan JMset Corliss IWalter Winchell Patrick Munsel (Archer fLouella Pal sons I American Album IHorace Heldt Crossroads star I Familiar Music Show I ttlKg T Mar I984 Question ICon tented (Otnny sima I Hour Jack Paar Tusher Hyd I IMeet Me in Concert HsD IWm President I f St Louis Arnold n iBroadwav Rev Church Paron r Headline (Korean News iRetiinotii Serrlce'Amazlng Mr Ma-- I ri be Standard Hour of I CatboHs lone Mystery Pavostta barnacle IWorld Newa Syrnphonies Mlndv Carson The Catholic rld News It's Tour Bus Rntrr Robert R Nathan 'Symphonette news Weather Blah sags fat (Tempie Star of the Week! 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launch the activity The Utah association is an affiliate of the National Licensed of 32000 Beverage association members Mr Neihous said "Member taverns are chiefly concerned with operating a clean re place and to adhere strict-- 1 suggestion spectable T tuA nuic uquui laws oi ineir reT spective states" Mr Neihous said "Minors are not welcome in taverns anywhere" SALUTING YOUR During 1949 he attended 32 conCOMMUNITY CHEST ventions of state tavern owners He has spoken at Utah tavern conventions during the past three years Other figures slated to addressprominent the gathering areGov Bracken Lee and Grover A S to 10 cents a hundred pounds lower J Giles former Utah attorney genOctober S124S eral Mayor W Rulon White will CHICAGO Sept 30 (AP— No wheat officially welcome the Corn No 1 yellow 1 No 2 at the opening business delegates meeting 156 ': sample grade 145 at one p m Monday Oats No 1 heavy white 83 gTo 2 The Sunday heavy white weevily 81 evening fellowship sample grade social is heavy white Wi sponsored by Becker's and 3 Barley nominal Fisher's breweries malting Ben DeCorso feed 5 nominal Ogden is chairman in charge of local arrangements vj Butter a nd Bggs 1 iiiii ! rChuron m Wlidwo World News 7:00 Elder American IK P Brigs Uteres to Vela 7:15 Michatxx orgi Fanner 4 7 '30 Dixie 'Uncle Woody (News Weather Quartet 7 :4Bi Concert Mlnlatnre Cameos of Music ITrtolty Choir Reads Comics 1X:46iWash Report 1 00 Hardy Family 1 16 1 :30 Hashknlfe 1 45 Hartley 2 00 Hotiil me 2 15 Castidy 2 30 Mirnn Kane 2 45 Private Eye 3 00 rhr shadow 3 16 3 30 True Detective 3 46 Mysteries mvoxe controls at his discretion Pay Higher Taxes A willingness to pay higher taxes was expressed in an institute survey in midsummer The tax bill passed by congress calls for an Increase effective October 1j For more than three years surveys have found wide public support for legislation to require communists to register with the federal law an government The anti-re- d omnibus measure covering many things besides registration was passed by congress vetoed by the president repassed over the veto Congress refused to act On three in the fair deal major measures program — the Brannan plain compulsory health insurance and react peal of the Popular Sentiment Popular sentiment has been opy posed to repealing the legislation and voters familiar with the Brannan plan and the health insurance plan to have opposed their passage On one major preparedness measure congressional action and popular sentiment differed Universal military training is favored by a substantial majority of voters questioned by the institute Administration leaders advised delay at least until next year in adopting the measure ana congress louowed this Taft-Hartl- KDrL Deceased Creditors of said deceased will please present their claims together with vouchers to the undersigned Executor at its office in the First Security Bank Building on the Southeast corner of 24th Street and Washington Boulevard In Ogden Utah on or before November 13 19S0 First Security Bank or Utah N A Ogden Utah Executor W H Reeder Jr Attorney for Executor Publish Sept 10 17 24 Oct L 1M0 Mon 11:46 ti C Obom fITinF 1:45 UTAH COUNTY standard K LO 14 30 ke TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Heber RADIO 10:OOjaU wants 10 15 Choir 10 30 Id on MurTay 10 45 Show HOOWm HlUmaa 11:16 Organ Moods 11:30 Lutheran Hour waaj NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER J Of MteilllWBiifefer PROBATE AND Of A h IH AN SHIP NOTICES 1 er Right on the Nose 1 LEGAL NOTICES lor James Maronl Wheeler of 2445 Monroe boulevard will be conducted Monp m in Myers and Poulger day at Rom chapel by Former Bishop Victor Wheeler of the SlatervUle ward Friends may call at mor6 9 m Monto and tuary Sunday p day 10 a to until time of services Interment win be In the Ogden City cemetery under the direction of My-e- rs and Foulger Rose chapel mortuary LINDSAY — Funeral services for Herman E Lindsay S4 Inspector for the TJ S bureau of safety will be conducted Monday at 3 p m in the Myers and Foulger Rose chapel Services will be conducted by George Washington lodge No 24 The address wUl be delivered by Rev William F BulkFriends may call st the morto 9 p m and Montuary10Sunday a m to Urn of service Inday terment will be In the Aultorest Memorial park under the direction of the Myers and Foulger Rose mor- as 00-10-00 Grain Funerals WHEELER — Funeral services cross-sectio- V na-ro- Traffic — Lavon Chidester Bric- ham City forfeited $10 bail to city Card oi Thanks court on a complaint alleging run We wish to extend our apprecia ning a irainc red light tion to those who were so kind and during our bereave Chicken In the Bex at the Her- mentthoughtful in the passing of our beloved mitage Ogden canyon $100 (adv) son and brother Derword Fay We especially wish to thank Bail Lost — Parking in a the- Daley the Nineteenth ward and bishopric atre zone was the charge on which neighbors friends and relatives Edward J Hand cock of Hooper also those who sent the beautiful forfeited $10 bail to city court floral offerings and assisted in anyway during our loss Mr and Mrs Larry Allen and family - few good medium grades f 9400- 26 50 common 22 002350 good 0 weoer neuers 2400-2- 8 00 feedis er eowt 18 9 50 medium good 1606-175good stacker cows 1900-210- 0 good and 4 choice mixed stock calves 2700-32 00 medium 22 Sheep: salable 13184 generally steady riasBesi 3 man gooa and rhmre o in Utah slaughter lambs 2750 130-16Bat toad good 8W lb Idaho early lambs 105-128fSK smalt lots good and choice local truckins 26 medium and good 2300-2- 6 00 few decks good and choice SAN IHANCISCO Sept 30 (Tjp- y0 common and slaughter ewes medium 7 short term breeding AHury market: Butter: AA 03 mans gooa ana choice wmfmm 11 A 92 core 7B-- 4 63 B 90 score 61 lbwiuu Utah jfeeder lambs 2725-5- 0 Nelson C Freeman of 1056 DarCheese: Grade A loaf wan 8 m grade A ling is convalescing at home after singles 36-Eggs: Grade A Urge medium an operation and a 13-dstay at A 3 small A B St Benedict's hospital He is much grade 8 V large improved and able to see friends lb 2201 at your grocer's today (adv) (adv) — — Club to Meet Graduated Robert L Bothwell San Soucl club will meet at the Cobble cottage 820 2767 Jackson was recently grad Oliver M Johnson (foreground) takes guests for a ride on model railroad he operates over 800 feet of Twelfth Tuesday Oct 3 at seven uated from the University of Chit around his home in Flintridge Cal p m with Mrs Guy P Miller cago with a master's degree -- -i — —J —track 4 4— hostess h Radio Service Expert repairs op Kirch extension type traverse home and auto radios Call for a 8 curtain rods service Ogden Buick Sales inch $220 8 drive-i- n inch $320 inch $4 80 Co Phone 557L (adv rree delivery Van Kampen 3700 Enters Air Service — Corn Ed Riverdale road Ph (adv) ward H Helloway-soof Mr and For sale beautiful old organ 1615 Mrs Ed Holloway entered service (adv) with the air force Aug 24 nation poorly prepared rises sub Washington Ph By George Gallup to stantially according degree of Odorless Paint — Lyt-ADirector American Institute of ttfe Square Dancers — The Old Tim education Among those who have Public Opinion flat paint available in 20 flowing ers Dance club will meet had college training ' 68 per cent Square PRINCETON N J Sept 30— The think we are poorly prepared ready mixed colors Saves you the in the Madison school Monday time of job mixing Distinctive MUC31IUU ux w au is iu u&cuiic to Which Blame? 2 Oct to from eight ten p m Party and ready to use at Gateway Glass America's lack of military preA second question in the survey ana raint Z340 Wash (adv) paredness will be the subject of Peony Roots — Our young trans- much heated campaign oratory in was asked of those persons who roots are Moore's — classed our Fined $10 superior preparedness situation plated the five weeks remaining to elec- as Henry Fraze 2130 Nurseries 1266 Wash "fair" or "poor" (adv) Union was sentenced in city court tion day to pay $10 "Which political party — the DemWhether Republican charges Case — Bob Salmon 18 against the Truman administration ocratic or Republican — do you think of Traffic North Pubfie Stenographer — Expen Ogden forfeited $2 bail on this issue will change any votes is more responsible for the United need in legal work 504 Ecies remains to be seen But at the pres States not being better prepared for to city court on an overtime park ing cnarge ent time a public opinion survey war at this time?" (aavu ounaing pnone reveals that the tendency of voters Democrats responsible 24 overcoat — and Boy's sport jacket George Hillyard ho is to blame the Democratic party Republicans responsible Parking 8 size 10 $9 Ph more than the Republican party for Both (adv) address given forfeited $2 bail to 28 parties responsible court on an improper parking our lack of preparedness i 18 No opinion Birth — A baby girl was born city However a substantial number cnarge 24 to Mrs V W White L August consider both parties to blame 76 wife of Valine W White seaman Have you made a guess on tpe All Walks of Life A point in favor of (the Demo- U S- N 3202 Washington at the of the rocks piled high $n This survey was conducted among cratic party as it faces the electorate U S naval hospital Mare Island weight a $595 Sampson card table at n a representative of is this: while blame for the lack of Vallejo Calif The has been Tribes Home Furniture Co 2358 the nation's voters in all walks of preparedness in the past is placed named Debra Fay baby Wash Blvd (adv) life Quite apart from the question more on the shoulders of the Demoof where the blame lies! the pub- cratic party than the G O P votIt's Not Too Early for personal-izedXmPenalized — Pleading guilty jn lic is pretty well agreed that we ers tend to think that the DemoCards and you save 10 city court to disturbing the peace are poorly prepared at present to crats can do a better job than the discount by ordering before Oct 15 by fighting Raymond Mitchell 176 fight another major war Republicans in building up our Prices as low as $195 for 25 im- Binford was sentenced to pay $24 Here is the way the vote divides armed strength in the future printed cards at C C Anderson's A military policeman of the U on that Subject: This was shown in an institute Entire stock of wallpaper re(adv) S 24th Division searches a tiny "Do you think the United States duced 50 Acme Quality Paint reported last week which — Korean along the Naktong river is well prepared or poorly prepared survey Jesse Leroy 2953 Wash Blvd Phone Completion brought out the fact that prebank after youngster was brought to wage (fight) another world war also seaman recruit U S N paredness is one of the top issues son of Mr and Mrs (adv) from western shore with hun- at the present time? Jesse Ballinger which voters want to see discussed 15 Well prepared dreds of North Korean prisoners 268 Harrisville road has completed in the election campaign Forfeiture — James Ramptoti and refugees following sucessful Fairly well prepared 28 Other issues avoidincluded top u Tae-gi 78 allied river crossing west of Poorly prepared 50 ing a general war handling foreign No opinion 9 GTs trust no Korean civilian policy and aid to Europe the Kofollowing bitter experience with rean situation high cost of livfake refugees carrying hidden 100' and taxes and government fiThe proportion who consider the ing weapons nances ll The following is a summary of the Ogden livestock market for the week ending Friday Sept 29: Cattle and Calves: Total salable re ceipts for week 3287 against 3583: last week and 3445 during a like period a year ago the offerings run largely to atockers and feeders from per cent fell into that class The scant supply of slaughter steers and heifers ruled steady cow were weak to 90c lower bulls and yealers held steady stackers nd feeders were active steady to lb fed good 1045-12strong A few 2800-2875 steers secured medium grass common 2000-245- 0 offerings made 25 a small lot of good 752 lb fed heifers scored 2875 medium grassy common 1000-220- 0 kinds 2250-205- 0 Good young heifer type cows- - made 2200 the bulk of the good cows brought 1900-217- 5 including load 1036 lbs at common and medium grades latter price made 1700-190- 0 cutter and common 1400-185shells down to 1300 or lower Good bulls sold from 2300-250- 0 cutfew 2525 medium kinds 21 ter and common 2000-205- 0 A few choice The bulk light vealers made 3350-340- 0 of the good and choice offerings scored 0 common medium 2600-285- 0 2200-255- 0 culls were down to 1800 0 or below Good lb feeder steers made 29 the bulk of the good 0 kinds in lb secured 2700-288- 5 cluding six loads 610 lb at 2885 Good lbs scored 2850- scaling grades 1735 medium offerings brought 2400- 26 50 including load 884 lb at latter price common kinds made 2200-235- 0 0 lb feeder'' heifers 9400-2- 8 Good 00: load 845 lbs brougtlT '24 00 Good feeder cows made 1800-195- 0 medium 1600-175- 0 Good stacker cows scored 1900-2- 1 oo Good and choice mixed stack er calves secured 27oo-320- 0 medium asoo-z-c an Hogs: Totals salable arrivals for week 323 compared with 475 last week and 310 during a similar session a year previous Compared with the close of last week butcher classes are 100 lower sows are fully 50c lower the top for the week was 2260 on Monday closing top Thursday 22 23 The bulk of the good 0 and choice lb butchers made 3225-225- 0 Odd head of good and choice 5 J lb weights made 2150-217- 5 uigni smootn sows under 300 lbs on the butcher order secured 19 0 the bulk scaling lbs made 1750-185- 0 0 lbs 1600-170- 0 weights Sheep: salable receipts for the week 15184 in comparison with 29117 last week and 16990 during a corresponding period a year ago There has been iio noticeable change in the price structure on lambs or sheep during the week about' five loads of good and choice lbv slaughter lambs brought 2750-flload good 91 lb Idaho early lambs scored 2725 Numerous small lot of good and choice local truckin slaughter lambs made 2650-272- 5 medium and Several decks of good kinds 2500-260and ewes sc9jred good 1100-135- 0 with common and medium 0 A lew short term grades Five breeding ewes brought 1 loads of good and choice 4 ib Vtah 27 lambs scored flat feeding Small lots of good driveihs brought 2300-270- 0 ! flat 1 Note: Carloads of shipped in fjvestockrf Dougni ior resmpmeni on tne ogden livestock market carry freight: benefits in variable amounts except when other noted wise 280-28- 14 New Big Loaf! — Now Wonder Bread famous for building strong bodies eight ways is in a big new money-savin- g loaf! Yes more bread for your money Plain or toasted nician n E KUey Drugs children love Wonder Bread Fresh Washington Boulevard Dial U S Poorly Prepared for War U S Voters Declare t) ar Forfeits Bail — Ball of $2 on an overtime parking charge was forfeited to city court by Clarence Johnson of Kamas Suspect A-- e 40 -- OatstaaSing Reasons Two outstanding reasons have been 'namely desire given for the demand for a good yield on investment ' and fears of inflation But the substantial buying for income ha proved the backbone of the market This type of buying la for the long terrn and the holders of stock are not easily frightened out J oftm the market by" tM Many financial experts hold that the rise will continue further probably inby nothing more than mod- terrupted Camm IIU1U 111 r ImVhU1 A: llllt ni UCkUIIH the industrial average can get to 290 before meeting real trouble Uncertainties Ahead But the more conservative experts note that ' industry has many uncertainties priorities excess profits taxes to mention a tfew These eventually will eat into famines and reduce yields on stocks Also higher taxes will hit citizens starting tomor row and less money-- will be available for stock purchases i Of a total of 1478 issues traded 1008 have risen 350 have declined and 122 have held unchanged FLORISTS And the Flowe-- s take-hom- Dance — Square dancing will be by enjoyed tonight at eight-thirt- y members of L D 5 Twenty-sixt- h and Eighteenth wards at the hall Twenty seventh and Jefferson For only 10c! Yes six big mouth watering Hostess cake macaroons for only 10c! Made with genuine Philippine cooonut — always delicious always fresh (adv) g" on an Improper SZ bail to d - ar 000-sha- re Twenty-secon- parking charge forfeited city court jRimishexJ by training at the U S- naval Tops for delicious fried chicken e Olive and Mark 3667 boxes dinner or training center San Diego Calif Blvd (Formerly Washington KLENKE FLORAL Beautiful nylon slips — gowns ' adv) Prions Waamisgana) Town Wear hose half slips panties Orchid Corset Shop Ph Beautiful Floral Pieces Draws Term — Theft of a belt at (adv) the Kress Co store Choice potted plants BouQurta resulted In a 30 day jail sentence for Victor To-bLicense — Weber County Clerk 48 Lucin in city court Sunshtn© Gardens He Lawrence M Malan issued ' a mar- pleaded guilty Bird Phone riage license to LeRoy Melvin ELIZABETHS New Shipment — Johnson's Hot Kapp 19 Ogden and Colleen Robinson 19 Morgan Toasted Nuts Wade Drug 28th FLOWER SHOP and Washington (adv) CRPHETM THTJiTRM BLDG Clyde Korn can give you imme114 WasMpgton Bltd Dial MM diate delivery on a new 1950 ford was the Speed— Speeding charge PARK VIEW FLORAL (adv on which Lillian R Johnson 579 any model Dial 8803 Cook forfeited $15 bail to city to expreas JOM For Dower Phone henry st Park View Bv Clerk — A marriage license cdurt DIAL T231 was issue! 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