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MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 7 1952 Rme Out In Selling Wave NEW york Jan 7 (API— A wave of selling hit the stock market late in the session today and prices backed away sharply from their best of the day The market generally turned mixed with a substantial number of issues Joining the declines Chemicals which were among "the stronger groups lost considerable ground Dow Chemical was down more than 3 points at one time stocks took a similarly weak spell with Admiral in the losing column Alrcrafts backed away from their highs of the day but most of them managed to remain among the advances by fractions The volume was around 1500000 shares The rubber stocks continued among the gainers with Goodyear and V S Rubber ahead fractions and Goodrich up around 2 points at times Radio-televisi- Salt Lake Mining 7 Premier Pleven s Stock Quotations Mae van J A Hagle Co UaOinei BidAked 07 1$ $05 04V 03 Vi at 02'- in 03 IS 32 02 03 150 138 40 43 at Colorado Con Colo Rexall Combined Metal Comet Coal 14 30 14 08 13 ST ' U 4Vs W Commonwealth Lead Cons Eureka Crescent Eagle OU nv Croff Crown Livestock lb lb lb New York Stock Exchange j fi V Grain t i Apartment House Fire Kills Seven I 3c GetsContract 4c3e 3e9e - ry the smouldering ruins more than hours after the blaze punctuated by three distinct explosions as they awaited permission to search the debris Only a shell — four shaky walls — remained after the entire five floors collapsed into the basement in a tangled mass of wreckage Fourteen persons were believed to have perished at first but seven later wefe accounted for ' Fifteen persons were injured 13 serious enough to be kept at a hospital The other two were discharged after treatment Fire Chief Jeremiah Moriarty said the walls were in danger of collapsing at any time and that no one would be allowed to enter the ruins until an inspection by the state fire marshal and West field Abdullah Samia Honeymoon From Judge Vanishes Desert to Iceberg After Resigning 12 Jan 7 (AP) — dancer Samia Gamal unworried about American combrief petition settled down to a hotel stay at the Waldorf Astoria today after a honeymoon trip from desert sands via an iceberg red - haired The dark-eye- d Oriental beauty and her Texas husband Sheppard "Abdullah" King flew in late last night on their way to Dallas and Miami Beach She promptly went into a dancing exhibition for photographers and newsmen an ensemble Fetchingly clad in topped with a $10000 mink coat Miss Gamal told airport reporters American girls caused her no concern "I have him now" she said King who got a divorce and became a Mohammedan to court the young Egyptian said his romance "began in the sand dunes of the desert and ended with a honeymoon on an iceberg in Iceland" He hastened to explain that it was far from over — what he meant was that their airplane had been grounded on the northern island for two days by bad NEW YORK aaasssssssssssl Egyptian -- building inspector has been completed One of the walls collapsed at the height of the blaze and crashed through the roof of an adjoining block of stores Robert L Greaney a navy man on leave Chester Dawicki an air force- - man also on leave and Mingo Grunerio were credited with saving five persons who were on the point of collapse when reached ! one-sto- ry JjjwP Educator to Take Post in Chicago am weather' Miss Gamal's mink coat was a SALT LAKE CITY? Jan 7 (AP) Allan M West has been granted a one year's leave ecutive secretary cation association ciate director of of absence as exof the Utah Eduto serve as assothe Midwest Ad- ministration center The Midwest center Is a cooperative program in education administration It is centered at the University of Chicago and West will hold the title of assistant professor of education there during his year's work He expects to leave Salt Lake City early next month Harold M Petersen of Logan UEA president said a secretary to serve during West's absence has not yet been appointed Canning Course Starts Friday nine-thirt- nine-thirt- Saturday Peas sWeet corn and lima bean production problems will be taken up Friday while tomato inspection and labor problems will be covered the second day Farmers desiring transportation to and from these sessions should contact the county Lm-- it eon-tra- ct Shopping Center Edition Available have at the airport He also got her a veil with a rhinestone star in the center The star is supposed to be symbolic of Texas where they're going Wednesday He will not he said visit his mother in Houston She reportedly opposed the marriage Lizzie's Ex to Wed NEW YORK Jan 7 (AP) — Actress Betsy Von Furstenberg 19 flew in from Hollywood today and said she and hotel heir Nicky on Hilton would be married in the An publication spring Hilton's divorce from actfor available is centers shopping Taylor will become study by the public at the Offices ress Elizabeth of the Weber county planning com- final "in several weeks" she told reporters at La Guardia field mission seventh floor building Robert D Tucker said the at70 tractively illustrated book includes Ray BONHAM Tex Jan 7 (AP) — shopping center development of various types proposed and now in Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn operation in various sections of the celebrated his 70th birthday yesternation day but there were only 21 candles He said letters were being direct- on his birthday cake "He doesn't to ed all local architects urging believe in using more than that to them include the book in their Miss Ly Rayburn his sister said files today city-coun- The annual short course for canning crops growers and canners field men will be held Jan 11 and 12 at the Ben Lomond hotel from y am to four pm Friy to three p m day and agent Programs for the course mailed to growers Kathleen JHaghes a willowy blonde with hasel eyes who was born right in Hollywood is the winner of L952's first screen Universal - International signed her up after a talent scout spotted her on a radio program as he sat in 'the audience She is 5 feet g inches tall and lives with ler mother surprise present on her arrival here King had phoned ahead from Iceland for a furrier to have it ty bum More Drugstore Holdups Foreseen HEW YORK scriptions His reasoning: Narcotics users their supply sources cut oft will resort to desperate means to get - Births holding an almost forgotten cluster of orchids was married yesterday to Charles Walker Manhattan jeweler When the wedding party arrived for the ceremony flowers had been forgotten So a motorcycle policeman hurried to a nearby florist and returned with the orchids Miss Massey Hungarian-bor- n was divorced from Alan Curtis in 1942 Her age was given as 39 Walker's as 36 V Trial Bribery Suspect on SHREVEPORT La Jan 7 (AP) Harvey L Carey suspended U S attorney charged with asking a $60000 bribe from a Texas oil man goes on trial in federal district court today Carey was indicted by a federal grand jury last March after a justice department investigation India Gets U S Aid NEW DELHI Jndta Jan 7 (tip) The United tSates agreed today to contribute $50000000 this year to aid India with special emphasis on raising food for this country's teeming population of 360000000 II Jan 7 Hernandes — Bennie and Beatrice Gerard 2811 Jefferson girl Jan 7 Baker — Pete and Jean Allen 2535 Adams girl Jan 7 Notarte— Theordore C and Ade-lin- a Clearfield Martinez boy Jan 6 DEE HOSPITAL Jordan —Clovis Harman and Amy Lou Palmer Brigham City boy Jan r 5 Meldrum — Lawren I and Bessie Martin Hooper girl Jan 6 Cragun — Bernard Lee and Margaret Rhees Pleasant View girl Jan 6 Palmer — Kenneth Llewellyn and Lois Jackson 3024 Adams girl Jan 6 Hammond — Leslie LeRoy and Beverly Jane Shaw 360 Twelfth girl Jan —6 Sewell Chester Ray and Vera Sorenson 1385 Thirty-firgirl W PERTUSSiN mm to Relieve IWfsrW George ONCE MP COUGH? CAUSED BY COLDS ' ft Mm - Etalsaaa- ltS 1 years at several Utah general depot v si He was former- Ws ly a member of the American Legion in Sterling and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Clearfield post During World war I he served overseas in Franco for 18 months with the U S and Mary Bowdage Geddes When he was a child his family moved to Goring S D and later to Scot'ts-bluNeb In 1920 he moved to Sterling Colo On Aug 20 1924 he married Agenes Sarah McBride in Sterling Surviving are his widow two sons and four daughters Delbert Jack and Nancy Geddes Washington Terrace: Mrs Jack (Maxine) Garner and Mrs Kenneth (Thelma) Berrett North Ogden Mrs LeRoy (Betty) Nestor Atwood Colo six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Emma Post North Richland Wash and Mrs Mable Trudeau Sioux City la Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at one pm at Lind-quiand Sons Colonial funeral chapel 3408 Washington Bishop Ernest B Wheeler of the LDS Washington Terrace First ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary tomorrow from six to nine pm and Wednesday prior to services Burial will be in Washington Heights Memorial park with military honors being accorded at the graveside st Jan MIDDLETON — Funeral J-- n Lue-Deen- girl A-4- K-2- Obituaries Pearl Holley CORINNE —Mrs Pearl Holley 60 of Corinne in Box Elder county died yesterday morning at the Cooley hospital in Brigham City after an illness of half a year A daughter of John and Angie Stoddard Holley she was born Aug 8 1891 in Salt Lake county The family moved here while she was still very young She was married to Ray Owen Holley in 1921 and he died in 1932 Surviving are two sons Quentin R Holley Corinne and Wesley Owen Holley of Ogden and a sister Stella Holley Ogden The funeral will be held here tomorrow at one pm in the ward chapel with Bishop Henry Norman conducting Friends may call tonight from seven to nine or tomorrow afternoon at the Harold B Felt funeral home in Brigham City Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery-- Tracy Calif Mrs Leona Wedde Palo Alto Calif and Mrs Melba DiGrazia San Francisco Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lindqulst and Sons Colonial funeral chapel 3408 Wash- ington For Greater Understanding IN THE SHOCK of sudden grief it is comforting to know where to turn for experienced counsel ond aid In your hour of bereavement we will consider it a privilege and mark of trust to be called upon to serve REMEMBER OUR PHONE NUMBER 5311 "Where Your Dollars Buy More" AULTOREST MORTUARY Funeral Directors L Hobson Kay BRIGHAM CITY— A three and month old Brigham City girl Kay Lynn Hobson died yesterday afternoon in the Cooley hospital of pneumonia The infant was born on 23 1951 a daughter of CliffordSept J and Bernice Tanner Hobson Brigham City Surviving are both parents four grandparents Mr and Mrs J V Hobson Burley Ida and Mr and Mrs D R Tanner Brigham: A brother Richard Dean Hobson Brigham also survives The funeral will be held in the Seventh ward chapel here Wednesday at one pm with Bishop Lewis S Wright officiating Friends may call at the family home 533 North Second West tomorrow evening and Wednesday morning Burial will be in Brigham c'iyJ:emeterr directed by the Har-one-ha- lf RADIO flTTslF ONE-SPO- T WAY If yoar dealer can not supply send li t to "One Spot" P O Box 799 culver City CaliL for full S'T UH Fit TnesL Wed Thurs 1:45 M to 2:00 P M—KLO KDFL IMS kc fco 8:00 Uncle Ooue :lB!lntennanhtala e:so oabriei Heatter 6 4g 8am Hayes News r k' P lift KSL fc KUTA S7 Data with Music Suspense Nwsi JThe Voice of Godfrey Talent I Firestone scouts Voorhe1 Vi'T'v srt""Donl Bell Tele Or ? in Wnmi l 1 a I Z:S' of Charm 16 ka O'clock Edition istar ILone Ranger mt Western AdTes Henry J Taylor gataonallty Time a !Paul I la Wonderland -- a with BLtheY'arHour Bette Davis 7 8 00 M(m Theatre of Mario Lanza Bob Hawk 815: the Air 8:30! 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Holsinger 38 formerly of Ogden died yesterday at her home in Boise of a cerebral hemorrhage Mrs Holsinger and her husband L D Holsinger resided in Ogden for several years She was a graduate of Southern Idaho Collece of Education Albion and taught in the public schools of ana seism aismct near " " wmm Maw live years past A member of the LDS Fifth ward she had been active in the Primary organization of the church for many years She was born May 4 IMS at Victor Ida a daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Hatch Surviving are her husband and four sons David Donald Joarald and James Holsinger all of Boise and two sisters Mrs- Loren P Kearsley Victor and Mrs Clint Larson Driggs Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at two pm in the LDS Third ward with Bishop Keith Ricks officiating Interment win be in Cloverdale directed by Summers chapel f Alfred Oscar Miller 88 goldsmith Salt Lake City He fashioned a horn of plenty from Utah metals presented to Denmark crown prince and princess when they visited Salt Lake City in 1939 ORPHETJM THEATRE BLDG Mrs Emmaline Bennett Beck 151 Washington Blvd Dial Mil strand 82 Salt Lake City PARK VIEW FLORAL Henry F Goss 66 president Salt Lake Bricklayers Protective assoFor flowers to express you ciation Salt Lake City Phone HENRY at Park view Mrs Amy Penrose Burnham 88 DIAL 7331 Henry O Klenke 290 Quincy daughter of late Charles W Perl-rofirst counselor to the late Lizzie Norseth Flowers President Heber J Grant of the Specializing In Tour L D S church Floral Heeds Mrs Augusta Rosenthal Beynon Kleeel Ave Phone 85 Salt Lake City Home Phone inGeorge Albert Rohwedder JENSEN FLORAL CO fant son of Mr and Mrs Mac Flowers for erery Occasion Rohwedder Salt Lake City 1M1 Washington Bird Phone MM Jesse Pocock 84 Salt Lake City WEBER FLORAL CO Mrs Ruth Jensen 51 former Salt Lake (in Los Greenhouse 740 38th St City resident Phone MM Angeles) Floral Co Ronald Jay Newbold infant son Ogden City Hal 47S1 of Mr and Mrs James A New-bol- d SZ19 Wash Blvd Salt Lake City Joseph F Farrell 61 mechanic Logan John Sampson 47 logging worker Genola PURE WARFARIN CONCENTRATE with directions to make 2'2 lbs fresh bait HERE IS YOUR RODENT INSURANCE Flee Made by the makers of One-Sp-ot Kitter — a m kaanr Ifs taw very baa Veese Holsinger " BOISE Ida'— Mrs Veese Hatch - KLO 5: HILL AFB HOSPITAL Bates— First Lt Charles N and Joanne MacDonald 191 Ross drive Clearfield boy Jan 5 Brown — Jashua William and Jeanne Louise Price 2 Sahara Village girl Jan 5 Reney — SSgt Charles F and Caryl Louise Evans Route 1 Clearfield girl Jan 5 Boles — SSgt Donald Lee and 9 Leonore Ann Marino Sahara Village girl Jan 6 Sully had been a lifelong resident of Ogden and worked as a tinner He was a member of the Congregational church He was born Nov 5 1907 In Ogden a son of Felix and Ellen Johnson Sully In June 1932 he married Etta Baine They were divorced about a year ago Surviving are one son and one aaugnter Francis Sully and Mrs vgaen one unng Oprien erancicniid his father twn brothers and two sisters Lawrence Sully Ogden Ferdinand Sully FUNERALS services for James L Mlddleton retired railroad will be conductor held Wednesday at Folkman — Robert Vaughn and 1 p m In the Larkin chapel with Doris Mae Hunter 123 Harrisville D Wardle of the SecBishop Rulon ond ward conducting road boy Jan 5 Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday Hoffman — Wendell Herman and evening from 8 to 9 and Wednesday Helen Miller 4140 Madison boy until the service hour The BrotherJan 5 hood of Railway Conductors will at— Faddis Robert Earl and Beverly tend the services and the Ogden Elks st lodge No 719 will present their ritual Finch 904 Twenty-firboy Jan 5 at the graveside Interment will be Russell — Kenneth Clair and in the Ogden City cemetery directed Wyoma Jean Speas 3239 Monroe by the Larkin mortuary 6 Jan girl GEDDES— Funeral services for Frank H Andrews— Gordon and Shirley Geddes of ll Army way Washington Terrace employe of Utah General Mae Starkey Roy girl Jan' 6 Depot will be held Wednesday at 1 Barnes — Roy Eugene and Cleo p m in Ltndqulst and Sons Colonial 3740 Jefferson Thornton boy chapel with Ernest B Wheeler Jan 5 bishop of Washington Terrace L D S First ward officiating Friends may Bingham — Clyde Rex and Betty call at the funeral chapel Tuesday Lou Leininger 3247 Stephens girl S to 9 p m and Wednesday until Jan 5 service hour Interment In Wahing-toe Tribe — Merrill Henry and Heights Memorial park Vause 811 Twenty-fift- h FUNERAL DIRECTORS Jan 5 st TOUR VICINITY? at had employed been ' nine ff BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL Sevy — Norman L and Beth Seely Montello Nov girl JanMal-l-5 y Kelly — John G and Helen 810 Twenty-fift- h boy Jan 6 Parkin — Jay D and Rosalie 3622 Jackson Caraveau girl ST Utah Deaths Massey Mrs Leah Spicer Madill 59 Salt Lake City Banker Forget Lester James McLeod 57 Salt Lake City Flowers Wedding Harold M Holmes 64 Salt Lake City brick mason NEW ROCHELLE N Y Jan (AP) — Actress Ilona Massey past He army He was born Sept 13 1895 at Elk Point S D a son of Horatio Vital Statistics loner 7 years: 85 Harris- Mr Mr Geddes had resided in Washington Terrace for the 44 Sully tack J-- U country RAVE WE A CLIENT Jan 7 (AP) — The current crackdown on illegal narcotics suppliers may result in more drugstore holdups HEADACHE James C Ryan New York district supervisor of the federal bureau of narcotics predicted yesterday a wave of holdups and forced prealways buy fittSNTON TennJan 7 (AP)— Circuit Court Judge Lyle Cherry packed his bags last Thursday mailed hasty letters of resignation — and disappeared It was learned last night that the jurist hadn't been seen or heard from by his family or friends since Friday when he stopped off to see his brother in Memphis bruHis attractive nette wife said Cherry disappeared "without saying a word to me about it" and knew of no reason why he should "walk out" In Memphis W E Cherry said: "All I know is that my brother visited me — told me his ainus was bad — and that he would get in touch with me from out west" In Nashville Governor Gordon Browning said he would not decide whether to accept: Cherry's resignation as judge of the Thirteenth judicial district until he communicated with him Joseph ville road died suddenly yesterday morning at his home of a heart at Frank Horatio Geddes 56 Army way Washington Terrace Utah general depot painter died aaturaay In a Saltnignt Lake hospital after a brief illness ld 10 21 4 07 54 04 30 llic PARIS Jan 7 (AP) Premier cabiRene Pleven's net collapsed tonight The French national assembly ousted the coalition government after hearing a final plea from Pleven for a freer hand to deal with the economic situation in this hard-pinch- t Joseph Sully D Frank Geddes The defeat came on his demand for power to cut the 140 billion franc (400 million dollar) deficit of 03a the nationalized railway system 10 The socialists which have supas 08 ported the cabinet on most iaues 07 Mi broke away on this one and de08 04 cided to oppose the government de38 02'4 mands 08 Vt OS Point 51 Dragon East Crown Point 04 East Standard 03 08 East Tin Coal East Utah 04 Empire Mines OSVt Eureka Bullion 07 Eureka Lilly Con DewJenes Closing Sleek Averages Eureka Mines 03 (Furnished by J A Hogle Co) Eureka 30 Standard 30 Industrials 27036 dn 400 Gold Chain 014 20 rails S3ll dn 66 Grand Deposit 03V 03' 13 utilities 8707 up 07 Great Western 08 07Vi 65 stocks 9831 dn 38 Horn Silver 11 10 40 bonds 0714 up 00 Howell 33 35 31 19178 dn Commodities OIVs Indian Queen 03 14 Kennebeck 20 10 WVa 4 Utah Kentucky 38 33' Keystone 02Va Lakeside Monarch 01' 05 Leonora 05' j OGDEN Jan 7 (USDA1— Hogs— Sal08 03' May able 15 butcher hogs largely 35c low- Little 38 38 er sows steady to weak choice No Madison Mines 08 Lead 07' Magnolia 3 butchers 618 25i 1850: Mammoth 28 30 few head 01875 medium down to Miller HiU 02 03 81400 H SOWS $1700 Choice OS Gold 08 Miners 15 00 one lot 81375 08 07' Kearsaga 1200 Cattle— Salable fairly active Mon Moscow 02 02' slaughter steers and heifers strong Mt OS 07 States Dev cows strong to 25c higher stockers and 03 Mountafn View 03' feeders steady 2 loads good J 78 79 "Well se much for the first period fed steers 83350 other small lots NaildriverMetals 01 V 02V commercial to good $2875 3200 scat- Nevada New 08 07 tered lots good and choice fed heifers New Majestic 3 30 3 40 Park $32 00i 3275 bulk good heifers 82825U 04 08 2 loads New Quincy 3100 commercial S2300ei2790 39 40 North Lily commercial caws $2575 few small lots No 01 02 U Standard some on heifer order $26 50ei 2750: 48 Oil Securities 50 From Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Besne $2825: utility $2100fci 25 00 canners and Park 08 04' Bingham cutters $15 00i 2000 few commercial 21 23 Con Park City commerbulls $2700t 2775 odd high 37 78 NEW YORK Jan 7— Crane Phelps Dodge 03 03 Park Konold feedcials $2825 one load goad 897-l- b Curtiss Wright Pjjlsbury Mills Lift sale: 03 04 er steers $3190 few medium stock heif- Park Nelson 34 90 Diamond Match Oil Adams Express Pure 03 05 Park Premier ers $250012650 24 60 rPc a Admiral Carp S6i Doug Aircraft 3 30 12 3 Park Utah es200 not market Calves— Salable 41 01 Du Pont 26' i Air Reduction Republic Steel 08 10 Bristol tablished on vealers few stock calves Pioche 33 37 22 U East Airline Aidant Inc Reynolds Tob 13 14 Minea Plumbic 46 55 77 Eastman AUied Ch Ac Dye steady medium to SOgood $31 OOto 3700 Richfield OU 17 30 Plutus estabnot market 39 46 33 Elec Auto Sheep— Salable Allied 5 ore Safeway 12 10 iambs Prince Con lished only odd head trucked-i- n 56 18 Erie R B 51 ' Sears Roebuck AlUs Chalmer or j 02 Prosper Mng offered early 67 43 Sinclair Oil 16 Firestone Amer Airlines 3 3 95 02 Rico Argentine 1239 58 Soc Vacuum General Electric Am Broadcasting 04 05 Royston Coal 44 62 South Pacific General Foods Am Can Co liev Batter sat KSf 4 50 3 75 Silver King Coal T But91 34 Gen MK Motors S C FRANCISCO Am Jan (UPi— SAN perry Fdy 48 50 West Silver 61 19a4 Goodrich 50 ter— AA 93 score 85c A 92 score 89c Silver King Stand Oil Calif Amer Radiator 02 03 Shield 46 44 75 nd Oil N J R Am 8 B 90 score 83c' Goodyear 03 04 Standard 39 90 Gt Nor RR pfd 155' Am T at T Cheese— Grade A loaf 47648c srade Silver L Drug erling 03 04 Minea Sioux 10 63 Gt West Sugar 33t A singles Daisies 484?c Amer Tobacco uoeoaKer 04 08 Blossom Iron South 11 37 A large tMSatta me20 Oil Am Woolen Co Grade Greyhound Corp Eggs— inray 14 18 South Standard J 91 13 Hudson Motors 334 dium A 53fti53Vac small A SOSiSO'aC Anaconda lit & CO 30 20 Sundance — Large 85c 56 95 AA xas Co 38' Illinois Central Arm co Steel producers Poultry 01 02 Con Swansea 76" a 101 35 Int Harvester xas Gulf Sul AT fc S F OS large A 83c medium A 55c small Tar Baby 04 43 Int Nick Can 44 27' A 52c Atlas Corp lompson Prod 03 Tintic Central oiv 10 48 Int 49 A L imken 62c Ham medium Baldwin Western dairy— Large Paper 14 13 Tintic Lead 17 22V 23 ans Amer Int Tel A Tel A 53 small A 52c Bath Iron 1 37 1 35 Tintic Standard 39 S1H World Airlines 23 Bendix Joy Mfg Co 02 03 Union Chief 8620 91 h Cent Fox Kennecott Beth Meet 03 01 Utah Con 48 46 30 on Bag & Paper Kresge Boeing com 12 3 82 4 Idaho Utah Sug 33 64 30 Lockheed union Carbide Borden 11 10 50 20 Utah Idaho Sug pfd 18V 18 104 union Pacific Burroughs 33 38 Con Oil Utah Wyo 33 Mid Cont Pet"!"!! 88 "2 U' United Aircraft Canada Dry 01 03 Con Victor 34 27 33 Montana Pow Can Pacific nited Airlines 04 Western Alloys 04' By William Robertson 64 i Mont Ward 4 66 nited Corp J I Case CHICAGO Jan 7 (API— Grain and West Toledo 04 04 18 V 21 18 Nash Kelv Celotex nited Param futures 03 04' today slumped soybean Wilbert prices 76 S Rubber Nat Dairy 99 60 Cairo da Pasco of profit-takin- g lack and sales 03 04 Yankee Con through 34 33 Nat Distillers S Smelt Ches & Ohio I demandi rv 05 03 Zuma N Y Central 69 18 S Steel 40 LJ Chrysler Wheat corn and soybeans were down Unlisted Stacks Bid Asked 29 35 tan Power r say rtn Corp err Niagara Mohawk 2 cental a bushel or more at times No Am Av 102 Coca Cot 16 " 14 amer Pict 9 90 8 50 Oats were oft more than a cent most Amalg Sugar pfd i 10 rest Auto Sup 90 Colo F at Iron 18 00 119 50 UK No American near UUh Fire Clay There was a rally of the session Net Pacific Western Union 41 60 63 ' Com Credit 83 30 50 30 & Power Utah Light the close however 31 Ohio Oil 26 94 7 Com Solv 7400 178 00 festingh Airbr Wheat closed lHi2Vc lower than the ZCMI 11 34 rest 40 Pacific Gas Electrie Con Copper — ' Bid Asked Over the CwBtMt previous finish March $2 58'atl 583 4 Packard 28 ftiite Motors Con Edison — 34 March $19l4 corn was oft 38 39 36 26 Paramount Pict 9 Valley Ashley Container Corp illyt March 95£ oats were tlc lower 7 37 7 87 Oil Park Utah 43 44 ool worth Continental Can SSVac: rye was down May Equity lWl'c 24 33 00 50 First J 49V4 86 C Del Oil Security Con Penney ungstown Vc Utah Oil Ref $211 soybeans were He lower to and 27 00 8 00 70 18 Penn R R 70 Corn Products itn $2986298 113 78 higherwas January 00 13 So Oil Utah !CX 17c a hundred pounds lard I— Sales lower January $1455 Bonanza 1000 at 1500 at 3c Bullion CHICAGO Jan 1 (AP) — Cash wheat— Cardiff 100 at 19c None 100 at lie Comet Corn— No 3 yellow $199Vii2011a Comw Lead 1000 at No 4 $174jl97V No 5 $150?4& Grand Deposit 1000 at 192a: —sample grade $128yQl-01000 at : Kentucky-Uta- h Oats None Little May 2000 at Barley— Nominal malting $130175 Magnolia Lead 300 at 7c feed $1253140 Pioche Bristol 1000 at Sc Field seed per hundredweight— NomWESTFIELD Mass Jan 7 (AP) at 13 c 1080 at 13c Plumbic clover $330Oa:34 00 Timothy 1000 at 13c 500 red inal 1000 at 13c 300 at 13c 300 At least Re ve n persons perished la $9006 1000 — 14c at Soybeans None apartment-busine- ss a $1000000 five-stoRico Argentine 30 at $30 Silver Stan 10000 at 3c block fire last night Tintic Standard SO at $133 Firemen still poured water into Yankee 1000 at 3c " r alls 4s Ustae Stocks Big Hill Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Obituaries Kraft foods fjOt 9k 10:15 Star in "The 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