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Cerro de Pasco National Biscuit Ohio S§H Chesapeake National Cash Reg 75" Chrysler National Dairy 104' Coca-Col- a National Distillers Colo Fuel & Jron New York Central Vommercial Credit 66 83 North Averiean Av Commercial Solvent Niagara Mehawk Consolidated Copper t North American Consolidated Edison 34 Northern Pacific 3a Container Corp Oil Ohio 4S' Continental Can Pacific Gas Consolidated Oil Del 4'i Ta PackardUtah Curtiss Wright Park M Douglas Aircraft Penney J C DuPont 4 jlfff f M 47 22' 52' 57' 43 54 's 31 58 s 40' 49 ll'i 13's 32 ' 24H 41 44' 16' 34' 73 & M -- 421 25 Union Oil United Airlin United Corp United Paramount U S Rubber U S Smelt pfd U S Steel Utah Power Walgreen Warner Pictures Western Auto Sup Westinghouse AirbrWestern Electric Youngstown Zenith Willys Woolworth SB1 1 mm 50 9s 17 51a 73 65' 38' ANDERSON The following is a lummsrj of the Ogden livestock market for the week ending Friday May 2: Cattle prices were steady to weak with some late sales 25 to 50 cents lower Batcher hoga were 75 cents to 1 00 higher in a progressive price climb durSlaughter lambs were ing the week about steady Cattle: Totals salable receipts for the week were 2501 compared with 3530 last week and 2936 the same week a year Fed steers accounted Tor about ago two-thirof the run with Mockers and feeders showing up in similar proportions Trade was uneven from start to There was a good demand for finish fed steers early at steady to weak prices with some sales as much as 50 cents lower Heifers and utility to commercial cows were steady to weak some canners and cutters 23 to 50 cents lower Stockers and Bulls ruled about steady feeders were unevenly weak to SO cents lower with most late decline on common Around two carloads of high offerings d fed steers sold at good 1002 to $3200 while a few head around 1000 pounds sold up to $3275 and the bulk of good lots at $2950! 3150 including one load of averages at 3030: commercial steers S2fl 00i 2900 some breeds 2300 00'u utility to$24$22 CO and below dairy While a few down small lots - of choice fed heifers sold up to $3200- other low to average choice good $27 50 29 50 brought $30 00' 31 5027 00 and odd utility commercial $2300'i t3200ti 2400 commercial cows were rela2340 with utility $23 at scarce 75i tively canners and cutters at $20i Of19 w502350: some shelly canners $1400 $16 e 13 00 Utility to commercial bulls sold up to at $25 00' 2750 with odd head2400 A $27 73 cutter to utility $2100 steers stock few choice lots of yearling old at $3300134 50 with the bulk ranging from $31 23'i 3275 medium and good $28 0Oi 3000: common $20 00 25 00 Several loads of good and choice 513 to stock heifers sold at $30104 3150 $28 30'-- j 2940 w ith medium and good and strictly common dairy type heifers A few medium to good $20 00 '1 24 00 00 while stock cows sold at S19 0024 two carloads brought S198 00- 205 00 per head and a tew $240i 23000 per head Stock cows with calf at side bulked at $125 00 v 25000 a pair with a few up to S2W7O0 and somewhat plainer kind at 31750 a pat tot iiw Calve: Total salaDle receipts ek were 53 compared with 20 lat a 1M witn tsaHB and year ago Compared v caicrs tne close 01 lasi wee scarce and steady tn weak white stock calves were unevenly weak to 50 cents lower some cleanup sales fully Odd good and choice vealers lower 00'i M 00 commercial S3000 brought 34 30 utilnv 2500i 29 00 and a few 0 dawn to S20 00 With the exception of odd head of choice to fancy steer calves at S37 23 most of the good j and choice calves brought S3400i 3575: medium and good 327 00t 3300 and manv common cleanup lots at S2200i 20 00: very thin offerings SlBOOi 20 CO stock heif- One load of choice ers old at S1280 a few head 330 pounds 00 S35 other lots S29 00 to 83430 and up to medium 522001 i 3200: common Wmw Hngs: Total salable receipts for the week were C3S compared with 624 last week and 943 a year ago Compared wiht a year ago: Butcher hogs were fully T3 cents higher some sales as much aa as SI 00 higher with sows S3 to 50 cents Price continued to advance higher after Monday's decline snd Friday" was the highest for the weeh market Late sales of choice No 1 to No 3 butchers averaging 200 to 240 pounds were largely at $18 23 18 73 while one sizable lot of choice No l's reached S19 00: medium lots made 31800'" 1850 The bulk of choice sows between 330 ft 430 pounds sold at S12 30i 1330 but there were a few under 330 pounds at S1400i 1450 Odd stags brought 811 901 12 00 Sheep: Total salable receipts for the week were 727 compared with 139 laat week and 115 a like period last year With the exception of three carloads at offerIdaho ranch spring lambs salable truck-in- s ings consisted of odd head of No comparison could be made on spring lambs as the only previous sales were Trucked lets made several weeks ago Three carloads of were fully steady ranch to choice prime at 83813 Idaho with freight spring lambs soldhead choice of good and benefit A few old-crlambs with No 3 and 3 pelts cleared at S24 50 flat while some good and choice ewes with similar pelts scored 812 50 with utility down to $8 00 Note: Carloads of shipped-l- n livestock Ogden bought for reshipment en the market carry freight benefits nt variable amounts except when otherwise noted SHOP 13th and Wash- Speeding Complaint— On a speed-ne SEWING inftton Open until ph and Los Angeles tle markets at Omaha 9 £ m ing complaint Mclvin Cole 23 (adv) Chicago: St forfeited $10 bail in Omaha: Some unevenness featured the 1421 21st Tomato plants and Fed steers were gen- - the city Court Omaha market A littxAf plants are now ready at Green-- it ( nrtnia Anlv weeky0ur home needs a new dress— house 9th and Lincoln Open tauv slightly weaker beef grades of cow weak to so cents lower canners and one that will stay clean lor years uays ana ssunaays fliittn ateadv to 50 cents lower bulls Usc Dupont "Sell Cleaning" Paint (adv) 50 CHRYSANTHEMUMBell PLANTS mostly 50 cents lower vealers steady Griffin Taint Co Gardens varieties Mission stockers and feeders mostly weak to 50 1 mile west of American Food cents lower except steady on choice Roy Why not a lovely lamp for (adv) yearlings and stock calves Prime 1204-- j Our selection is most com- store Phone 00 S36 other pound steers sold at a top of Co s Furniture Home Tribe Forfeits Bail — Leona Reucher 48 high choice to prime $3400i 3563: prime plete (adv) heifers reached $3550 good 1876 Washington Blvd forfeited of and choice $283061 31 00 utility to combail in the city court on a $10 Let 1 baseball 2450: 50 games mercial cows bulked at $20 Hoar all the 2 00 Suyoung commercial cows $23oo( radio of running a stop sign vour today us charge repair canners and cutters $15 50ft 19 50 practical top on bulls was $26 50: prime veal- preme Radio Lab 1705 Wash Ph Following is a weekly summary of cat- 1031-poun- 1242-pou- nd OO-- 325-pou- - s 430-pou- ! i d MjnM SIS ia 03 18 08' 05 23 03 04 07 03 T 88 04 L Bid T38 S 00 !tS 1S 3000 114 00 I AakeS 41 $ 75 24 50 31 50 114 75 Commonwealth Lead 1000 at Se Croff 1300 at 3Se 73c Dragon 500 at 1000 at Se Magnolia Lead Park City Consolidated 1000 at SSe Produce Prices Cash Grain iAPi— Wheat: None CHICAGO Corn: No 3 yellow 1800 181 77 No 3 168'itiL7S 79' SAN FRANCISCO llTpi— Dairy market: Butter: AA 83 score 7Se A S score 72c: B SO score 69c Cheese: Grade A loaf grade A No 4 474e 1 1 heavy white 88t6M1ic: singles daisies A44" a 43 nt Eggs: Grade heavy white el'ic large 45i?46e medium 1 A 43J433C imill A Sl'iSS'tC B: Malting 30j 110 nominal: feed S125i 140 nominal Large AA Sle: producers: Poultry Field seed per hundredweight: Nom-in- l' large A 48c: medium A 43 e small A 34c OO'-f 31 00 timothy red clover 830 Western dairy: Large A 48e medium A 43e small A 34e 823tttm ! No Mr Nc (adv) 4 (adv) Wash Wrong evertime forfeited Charles given o E Carney cruelty' 20 1951 in Evanston Wryo Sharon B Clark against Jim M cruelty married June 10 1951 in Evanston Wyo T Bcrrctt against Eva Deanc TwVlfc Bcrrctt rrndiv nur- Rolanc ned March 19 1947 in Salt Lake Co I3S0 Klaaci Ave By MEBBILI FENNEP Chicago prices Wheat May July Sept Dec Corn: May July i LYNCH 1P01 j j j -- ' ——--— — j of- fered for any washer that will wash clothes faster cleaner or more economically than the revolutionary new IIONITOR PRESTOMAT WASHER Damp drys in one minvibration or noise Uses 13 hot water and soap of othes Jj the electricity Sells for about price "f other automatics Bring your laundry in for a free demonstra tion We furnish everything 1 only Apex washer regular S169 95 now SMS Dial 4761 I Published Construction supt4 of 5 7 9 11 13 May WE Lake City Zella Gormley 39 Salt Lake City Low Close Close High Mrs Margery N Salmon 30 Salt S2 42 82 40 82 42 82 41 3 wwm 2 34 2 34' j Lake City 2 37 2 36'j 2351 216' William J Sutherland retired Z40's 239' 2 40s 240s farmer Holladay Board I 1 mm 178 (BaV JMLH July Sept Mb sTgA ameiuet 7 — Grain Previous lTTi 17STs 7i 171 'a 1 177' 188H Sept Soybeans ?' Trade of 3 9 T 183 1 79's 187 'j 188' 1 93 a 8 2 ' " 3 73 '4 187i 1814 183 8M aai' taW -- 180 14SH 18J' 2 73 3 71 13U 2 84 um 278 2 72 "f7' I 5 Mozart for Seattle (1851-195Symphony : 2nd Mvt McKay Hungarian Peasant Songs Bartok Concerto No 3 in C Minor: KUTA (ABC) 1st Movement lTSH 178' Tree Dwellers 182U l cC 282 iB 2 76 2 Ppp Beethoven I HH ' Mm Prove the Futility of Crime a They Offer $!G0O Reward Ev-- 1 71 272 Vsi Gorillas live mainly in trees where they construct a shelter in the lower boughs lor the family The male is said to sleep below with his back against the tree— a favorite attitude for both sexes— j to keep off leopards 1 I 'Dial-A-Ho- eKePtrD 12 46 1 :00i Vour Melodier Music 1 15 1 30 1 :45 Locat Newseas "2:00 Melody Midway 4:15 HemitiKway 4:48 Sam Hayes theay I T Archer 0 tfovgrkt ro you fry Utah Power & Light Co Wagner Program subject to possible caana Sunday 9:30 May 4 1932 pm KDYL 1320 on your dial 3 ravorite°y 3 00 Artists 3 iB! 3 30 Jack Kirk wood 3 48 Comedy Show 4:00 Gordon Owens ns Reds Game Tonight 8:30 P M New "Vl&f'X jfHf (Life Can Ba tRoad Of Llf Music witn Warren Fletcher Btfl Pepper Young to Happiness IBackstase Wife (Btalla Dallas tWidder Brown !Ht 'House Part ICedrlcAdam (Hollywood News iFriendly 1NW momlk invHniaaTh cmeataaaa iRom just Plain Bin Farrell fftM Doctor wire i iwelcome I i : s Starring VVONNE DE CARLO and ALFRED DRAKE Tonight SrtWfP ML I 2nd Mr Burton inunop nouw Alan Jackson - i Dr pul Tea Time Tune rtht- Day iimr wv ' rarj Sponsored By OH HENRY o-Roun4 LTV Musk Magic! l ?jm - r— J FOOTLIGHTS Tonitrht — - P—e — 7:00 — — -- — M E I Winter er jKUTA Bell gjgMgg 'Nora Drake !Big John Sptrky iSurprise Pacnage MarK iTau aqt ""i "' iOroat Adrenture " I bT00 Bobby I New iCurt Masse? :1 B 8' Benson New flntermntn 'Huntley News 'Easy Rhythms Bll' 8:30 Wild 'Boh Garred 'Ed R Murrow News of World B:48 ttlckok 11:50— Baseball — rr ison f r 10:00— sagenrusn Sunday P M 12:15— Trimnjt fosr Bandstand 2:00— Monday A M Spin — 3 :00 Sincerely Toura 8:30— Western Roundup 4:30— John T Flynn 4:00— Sagebrush Party- 7:45 — News 5:45— Uncle Remus 8:30 — Festival of Song :— Spotlight on Sportt KC KBUH Phoenix In 800 9:00— Brlifst Monday A M 1 10:15—Mv Serenade 5:45 — Serenade to Dawn AM 10:30— Paula Stone Show Sunday 7:30— Farm Roundup 5:45— Serenade M Dswn 1 :30— News 7:45— World News 1 :30— Farm r Roundup Monday p M 1:30— Classified Pag World News Mkt Rpt 7:45— 1:00—: and Fredrick 9:30— Carlton s:30— Classified Pag 5:oo — j w Vandercoo 19:0News and Weather S:30— Carlton Fredrlcks Brunch Time KOPP 730 KVii:eNws and Weather 10:30— 11:30— World News 10:30— Brunch Time 7:00— Sign On 11:50— Baseball 11:30— World News 7:30— KOPP Kiub 5:00 — Sunday Cinema MO :00— Morning Headline TELEVISION 6:00— Fred Waring 10:15— Edu Feature :30— Break the Bank 10:30 — Cooking Time KD¥L 7:00— Child 11:00— Know Your Celebrity Time Sunday TV 7:30— What' My Liu 11:15— Of Human Right 9:30— Test Pattern -8:00— Family Theatre 12:00— Big Payoff 10:00— Edu Featur 8:30— See It View 1:00— Kate Smith lfl:30— Mr Wizard 9:15— Wash Spotlight 12:30— Ralph Edward 11:00— Hats in Ring 9:30— Pulitzer Playhouse 2:00— Video Frolics 11:30— Bible Storte — 10:30 Starlite Tneatr 2 :30 — Merry 12:00— Sunday Playhouse 11:45-NeSI Cookln'? 3:30— What 12:30 — Double Feature — 4:00 Doody 2:30— Invtt to Religion Howdy 4:3 — Gabby Hayes Monday 3:00 — Zoo Parade Resume 12:10 — Ne 5:00— Sandman Storie 3:30 — Children's Hour Armchair Advent 12:20— 4:00 — Thratre 12:30— Bert Parks 5:00— Abbott snd Costello Sunday 1:00 — Strike It Rich KIL :00 — TV Playhouse 1:30— Melody Mart 11:30— New 7:00— Red Skelton 1:45— 1st 100 Years 11:35— Edu Feature 7:30— Dangerous Assign Lilt or 8:00— NBC News Review 11:45— Tootsle Hippodrome 1:00— Love of'or Tom 2:14— Search 1200— Juvenile Jamboree 8:15— Little Theatre 2:30— Margaret Master i:30— Hollywood Playhse 12:30— Candy Carnival 3:00— Oarry Moore 1:00— History of Utah 9:30— News of World 1:30— Johns Hopkins Roy' 3:45— Young America 9:35— Theatre 4:00— Uncle Roscoe 2:00— Super Circus 10:40— Night Owl Theatre 5:45— Space Cadet Three Mesflutteer 12:00—Newa 4:30— Sagebrush Plohe-4:30i 4:00— You Asked For It Monday TV 5:45— Space Cadet i Show Business 9:30— Test Patterson 4:30 Uncle Doug y Die Meistersinger: Prelude 178' 187' 1M 4 HtfBafflilriffWffi II II1 1) HEW STATION! 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IDsnce Music "MONDAY MORNING 1952 Baseball con-ain- 'News Weather Atlv Heritage 7490 KC G Bokolskv IGloria Parker Boston Blsckie Mvsterv Thriller (Billy Graham News jHour of Decision Ifarade of Modern fomer Speaks rpl Amer Music with Hal Zest 'Weather and I Square L Tempi 'Symphony I - Wake un Endup INews— CBS !Old B:00 Oawn Busters !T Lee Wills f Corral I Farm News 6: 1B Breakfast at 5 I With Farm Breakfast Yawn Patrol 6:30! with I :56 News Will Roundup 6 45 Ien Allen 'Pass In Review INews Campbell to Start Wright Music 7:00 IMuaical Roundup !Hsrr Clarke 7:15 Your Dav Varieties !Od Moll Vague Alan 'News Neigbbr Timej IWorld News 7:30 First Edition !Newa 7 45 Winterhalter's Or 'Hit 'Breakfast Club Revue ifrlendly B:00 Heroins way News ! I "rlth Don Mc- Time Homemaker's Club f Will 815 Nelll Sam 'News America j of a Number Wright Take 8:30 IMargaret Masters' Johnnv Fannf- 8 45 with Red Benson I ' Victor Llndlahr Arthur Strike It Rich fl 00 Ladies Fair 'Chet Huntley t Godfrey Tonj Moort IBoo 91 5 with for th Bank 'Break 'Grand Slam and Ray s Day 9:30 Queen Rosemary 9 45 with Jack Bailey Dave Gsrroway lTack Berch INews Wendy Warren 10:00 Curt Massey 'Lone Jojirnev Aunt jenny a 'Something for 10:16 Capital Commen iMy True Story Helen Trent th Ladles 10 30 Behind the Story IB Arnold Our Gal Sun 10 45 Dirk Havmes Sts Whispering Sister IBig 1 1:00 News & Par Prenr ISafeway NeighbfS IMs Perkin 11 :18 Oeden Quiz Storm !Dr Malono Against 11:30 Mid Day Mnslcalo 'Korean New 'Garden Guide IGulding Light 41 :4B Semi Classic "MONDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD JAMES A WADB YOUR SPORTS STATION MYSTERI ES vilr MONDAY'S PROGRAMS i (adv) DETECTIVE News '1 Stindav A M A M 6:30— Western Roundup :0— World News S:00— 20th Cent Serenade 9:00— Parade of Hit " S:30— Music for Sunday KC 10:00— 730 KOPP World News 9:00— Bradlev U M:30— Georgetown V S:a— Sirn On 5:30 —Musical Best Bets 11:00— Frazter Hunt 9:00 — Chureh Services 9:45— Festival of Song 10:00— KOPP'S TNT PfHl jfl:4— World News 1 : :00 — News M P Rangers I:00— Gnme Of th J)JF 11:30— Melodr 12:15—Baseball Sunday P M Sunday P M 3:45 — Our Home Tofrn 2:0O— The Open Door 3:00— LBS Bandstand 4:30— World News 4:00— Riders of the 3:15— Latin Rhythms 5:00— Chorale Rainbow Trail 4:00— M W from France 5:30 — Portraits S:00— Current Events 4 :3— News 0:00— Hollywood Reporter 5:38— KOPFs Con HSll5:00 — Carl Stouah 0:15— :30— Sign Off Report from Ejaropa 7:30— Proudly We Han 8 KLO I I Music Designed for Sunday Listening NOTICE TO CONTB ACTORS 2014 Harri- Apt Intrnmt Cafe Istanbul M Dietrich IPaul Harvey Ns INews In Review Mr President Ed Arnold I I 10:00 10 t 10:1B Program Symphonlw 10 30 Melodv Showroom !The Catholic Hour 1 0 48 Warren Desmond Sealed hids will be received bv the Dtah 'State Biilldtnc Board 419 "State Capitol for 3SflO lineal feet of curb and gutter work including sonje concrete sidewalks at the State Sanatorium In Ogden Utah Bids will be in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by Paul Hodgson Ob-of Ogden Copies of same mav be tained from the offio of the Supt of Construction of the State Building Board Room 419 State Capitol Salt Lake City upon the receipt of $1000 per set which deposit will be refunded upon the return of such plans and specifications in good condition within (ten davs after the date set for the Jid opening Prinr rn an? hirffl(r TKrp til n r Titan and specifications it will be necessary that they have on fjle with the State Building Board completed and apQuestionproved the Prequallficatlon on all State projects naire required after June 1 1950 Bids will be received up until the liour of 2 p mj Thursday May 15 1952 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud in the office of the Chairman Of the State Buildiufr Board Room 442 State Capitol A bid bond cashier's or certified check in the amount of five percent (SCf of the bid made payable to the Utah State Building Board shall accompany bid The State Building Board reserves the to reject any or all bids or to right waive anv Informality or technicality in anv bid in the interest of the State Seeks Judgment — Seeking judgment of $18078 Credit Bureau of Ogden filed a complaint in the city Court against Clyde T Long "WAKE UP TO MUSIC" General Electric Clock Radios regular S3 195 to closte out at $2495 at The Gift House 120 25th St (adv) Furn s Drew Pearson SHllrwd Calllnf Theatre !R Trout Hwa ) tThe People Act and Blue Man s Family 'Concert Hall '2fith Anniversary' tnr Amer 'LTJ S Church 1 INews 'Religious Service (The Standard j Hour of !Catholtc PrdErsm M IS L Tab Choir Favorite B:1B Mvsterv B:30 Pioneer League 8:45 Baseball Ogrlen Reds at fon :1B Boise with ft:30 Augie Navarro 9 4S 11:30 114BL KVOG ' - (adv) son rs Kars 'Simmy Serenade Sun Morris IPhlllp ! Playhouse (Screen Guild with 'Theatre Oull 6:30 Rroadwav-of the Air 6 4B Yvonne DeCarlo T:00 Across 1 the I 7:30 John Anthony $M Question 7:1R Footlights 7 45 Hour Stars In Khaki fieoree Do It I Ogden City Floral Co Wash Blvd Teen-Sta- 1 iToo 11 :1B 711S Phone I SUWPAY ETEKTNG PROGRAMS iCharlle McCarthy Eddie Fisher B:OOMCiM Varletv Hour P Harris and A Par I fl1B "Barkleys of 1 LEGAL NOTICES & S1000 U S SAVINGS BOND j S31 Carry discount on dry Admits Offense — Pleading guilty invisible reweaving in the city court to rear parking incnuiriK viudiicio ai nouuwii 2475 Monroe and 1781 Wrash Gilbert H McEntire 36 of Ogden (adv) Route No 3 was sentenced to — MOORE'S NURSERIES Trees pay $5 shrubs vines Ask for price list Sewing Machine Rental $5 per 231Q Washington (adv) month Pfaff Sewing Center 2534 (adv) Ignores Light — For allegedly Wash Blvd phone to a traffic red obey failing light RECOMYOUR DRUGGIST Algie Bell 41 of Box 211 Sahara MENDS Formula 5 for relief and Ask Village forfeited $10 bail in the comfort from Hay Fever (adv) your druggist city court Cash riowars for esery Occasion Phone Washington Bird Orgsnist Tabernacle I Choir 1 Play-hy-pla- SS11 : Greenhouse 740 38th St cleaning The large block has been ap- $13995 TERRY APPLIANCE AND praised by the state board at S925-90but is expected to bring much more than that if north Idaho's big timber operators engage in spirited bidding A public access road will have to be built by the company getting the contract The road will Be available to other timber companies getting future contracts in the area under an agreement where they will pay a portion of the road construction cost s The rich Floodwood area about 2 billion board feet of timber much of it mature or overripe and some of it is infested with white pine beetle Utah Deaths Mrs i WEBER FLORAL CO de-Ci- ty Conducts' PIERCE j STSf $ i I JENSEN FLORAL CO Ma-Clar- - I Phona Soma Phone ' ' Farmint News junior Junction Amer iMuslc I FLOWER SHOP to mother Sunday Give a clothingk See our lamp Reiweaving Corday Lamps genuine Sewing expertly repaired while chine Exchange 2274 Wash (adv) Reg $4950 special purchase Home — —: they last for S2950 Tribe's LO in calories Furniture Co (adv) Proton " HI in food value — LO in cost ltS h ne HILO ITade by Brown's CUT FLOWERS — Tupils— Iris A delightful Icc Crcam Co 585 28th Lilacs (adv) Get some liciotis dairy dessert (adv) today New furn apt 737 27th St Sal(adv) to plant Tercnnials Ready via Petunias large variety bedding In baseball it's Ty Cobb In boxplants Shaw's Greenhouse 2650 North 544 E North Ogden Phone ing it's j Jack Dempsey In it's Heitz Phone (adv ) — Damaged j Phone Newa Power Bigg IE KC tOld FashloneA Revival Hour ! News with Bev Fnl le from L B Church of tho 'Herald of Truth Air I I Program Newa !Cnrstlan Science nee of Err iTreasury Gueat 'Songs IPeoples Pis tform 'World Vpws t Star Ttmp INews and Invit iPoptllar Classlcj J !Music to Learning (Health Facts llrvlng Berlin IH K smith 'Musical Mem 'Tea Is Crumpetg Pc 'Syncopation f I' SUKTJAY AFTERNOON PROQRAMS Piano Eternal Light 1J:00 Mntual's (Symphonette i of Playhouse 1215 Oame Franrisef 'Amer the Forum !Sn inrltatlon 30 !Yur 12 I Sketch Boole to Music 12 45 Hay Play-by- I 'Miller Master 'Music bv Roth 1:00 Plav direct I ' pieces J 1:1B from the " f Harbor 'Dream 1 :30 East fol- 'Bob ConsldlM ' Music & Poetry 1 45 iJohn Swa?7e lowed by 'Stars in the Air IMsrk Rojrera The Falcon 2 OO David Rose iLet's Go Hilywd ' an hour and a 2:lBNew World Sinter I half of Music IMartln In !Stsrg 2:30 BfJbbv I I Kane The Air 2 :4B Benson I with Ted Elders iMusic and Sone Hollvwood Star 3:00 Gabbv Hayes Quia' Kids I I Tommy etc 3:1B Western Advent ' Playhousa IGrea test Story 1212 White Hall 3:30 Nick Carter's Guy Lombardo ' ' Vd ventures Frrr Told 3 45 IThls WeeafnNews "a"6o True netertire Mr Friend Texas I t Baneers Trma a:1B Mysteries " 'Carl Peterson 'Our Miss The Chasa 4:30! I 11 Brooks 4:46 Cecil Brown New Best plsrs I kT6o Holiey Stop the Music (Jack Benny f BMB J Mystety meloftv lAmos N Andy for prizes with B:3nSammT I ! Bert Parks m B:4S Have ELIZABETH'S (adv) 84 !Wor!d J ' Grain Futures i KTJTA 5T0 Ouard 'Sabbath Prelude' I 5 new 800 by 15 premium nylon ORPHBUU THBATRE BLDO Parking— Bail of SI on an Dial white walls Cost $327 sell S250 mu Washington Blvd was parking complaint Ph (adv) PARK ViEW FLORAL in the city court by Mrs Pot flowerg o axprew you no address McFarland Wants S6889 — Tohn W Chase of Pbons HNRT at Park View DIAL 7331 Chase's store filed a complaint in O Klenta 290 Qulney Henry the city court against Bert Visser Lizzie Ncrseth Flowers Visser seeking judgajidbirlcx Speclallslnc In Tour ment of $6889 Ploral Heads married Jan hnd Frnace j National Freerlom I ! Washington V KSL Ufa KC Story IChurch of Atf (National Radio I 8 15 Class Pulpit" !Fait in Action 8:30! Voice of 'Joe Lee's Sunday 8:45' Prophecy Tune Time ' 9:00 Back to God Hour 9:16 9:30 Mom in Meditation! I 9 :4B Frank and Ernest ioYoo Thotmht Is Power I I 1015 Health Quia 1 0 :30 Lutheran Hour 'Tune Time ifinie Lee 10:45 For Everyone 11 :OQ Harry Horlick's 'Critics at Large Mike 95 11:1R Orchestra -IU of Chicago 11 :30 Baseball I Warm-o- p 1 1 :45 Round Table Hunt News KDTL -- KLENKE FLOfcAL Fresh at your grocer's to(adv) : - im kc 7 00 Navy Band s 7:15 Serenade in Blue 7:30 Music for 7:46 Sunday 8:00 RadtoBible And The Flowers Ar Furnished by Olive and Mark bodies eight ways is in a big new money saving loaf! Yes more Plain or bread for your money toasted children love Wonder i 1 Moil Tnes Wed Triors Fri 1:45 P Ma to 2:00 P M —KLO KLO FLORISTS Gardeners Attention! Bedding Bread plants at J J Newberry Co 2343 day Idaho lo Auction Off Timber Block 65 00 01 00 in in j Standard-Examine- r 1430 KO FUNERALS" nlnn( trees fruit trees bulbs etc R Stone 3359 Wash Ph Utah-Wyomi- M $ia ia JT RADIO GUIDE - JIhaau 1 ' Sales AP— Grain ended en a CHICAGO firm tone on the board of trade Saturday dfMr spending most of the session hovprevious closing prices ering around Soybeans led the moderate advance La-bel- ! iiv Alma E Richins - ChlUn t'L I Orer the Ceaeter Ashley Valley 7 Equitv Oil First Security Utah Oil Refining Utah Southern Oil Continue Firm 08' OS 04'' 18 ! rZTtV -- Miller Hill 09 Miners Gold OS Monarch Kearsage 03' Moscow 03i3 03 View Mountain 01' 08' Dev Mountain States ' Elsie Dalton Watkins against S2 98 Naildriver 10 OS's Ellis Lynn Watkin cruelty mar- Nevada Metals 08 OS's ried Dec 11 1947 in Elko Nev New Majestic 18 10 New Quincy Delsie Black against Denton F 8 8 31' 89 New Park 43 41 North Lily Black cruelty married May 22 OS' 03 North Standard 1938 in 43 Liberty 39 Oil Securities OS 04 T Hicks against Paul C Park Bingham Mary 88 88' Hicks desertion married Sept 1 Park City Consolidated 08 03 Park oKnold oa31 o3'i 1937 in Ogden Park Nelson 04' 03V Premier Park Marva I Sybeldon against LeRoy 2 29 8 50 Park Utah t rnio tv marnor I! H 13V 14'i Plumbic Mines 14 ' March 12 1947 in Ogden 13'! Plutus 18 10 Prince Consolidated Afton W Crobb against Ormar oav ao4 Prosper Mining Crobb cruelty and failure to so a a J i3 Rico Argentine 19 MH married Nov 20 194? in Royston Coalition provide s oe 3 50 Silver King Coalition Idaho St 80 Anthony 49 Silver King Western OS 04' Silver Shield 04V 08 Silver Standard 08 02' Sioux Mines 08 08 — South Iron Blossom South Standard $ 18 11 Sundance ' 02' 01V Swansea Consolidated 09 04' Tar Baby 01'! 08' Tintic Central 18 13' Tintic Lead 1 38 ! 1 40 Tintic Standard 18 19' Transunion 81V 03 WALLACE (AP) — The largest Utah Consolidited ' 3 3 30 09 Utah-Idah- o com Sugar timber ever of state-owne- d block Utah-Idah- o IS 28 !10 75 Sugar pfd 30 34 to be sold in Idaho will be aucCon Oil oa' Victor Consolidated oiv 04 tioned Tuesday morning Western Alloys 08'' It is 114900000 board feet of 01VI 07 West Toledo 05 04 in the Floodvvood area of timber Wilbert 81 30 Williston oav OS's Clearwater and Shoshone counties Yankee Consolidated S3' 03 Another large adjoining block Zuma 1 Bi4 Asks also will be sold the same day It I nllsted Steeks 8 73 is 38660000 feet appraised at Amalgamated Sugar pfd '18$ 40 00 !1S 50 Utah Fire Clay $337005 30 25 28 2' Utah Power and Light Z C Grain Prices 1 mv i sne1nit i ' 03 : Obituaries illiam 1 sincerely wish to thank all who were so kind and tc "tV during the death of our thoughtful f£p&t2£r?r Friends mar call'Wue nd mother Alleatha Blair church officiating at the mortuary Sunday 4 to 9 p m' We wish to thank all those who SO v of their time and etc ry under the direction of Myers for all the beautiful floral Offer assisted in all those who ??d rTwpbe togs and given to the Ellm Memorial fund In 0y way Charles Blair and Family place of fiowera :&iz&£ult- rea-snnahl- o - Vital Statistics 08 Loses $10 — Bail of $10 on a charge of failing to obey a traffic red light was forfeited in the city court by Al Bicrley 30 of Box 158 y 7i if f HENEFER — Funeral services for Alma E Richins 85 leading Saints (adv) Henefer civic and Latter-daHave vour hat renewed the fac 2669 Lincoln Ave — church worker 421 Cleaners at Finer tory way Photo copies discharges etc who died WedWash Agents for Smyth Hat Fac- wasn nesday at the - S H Lakeup w estern Arts and Salt of green tory (adv) home of a daughstamps with all casli ana carry or- Blvd ter in Hoytsville 4adv) dcrs New duplex finished for rent will be held toeach side Ph morrow at 2 pm Wire Fox Terriers A K C regin the Henefer (adv) istered Very choice pups Taylor's ward chapel Pet and Seed Co 231U Wash Meat curing and smoking busiConducting will (adv) ness located at Roy Utah will be be Bishop Edison closed from May 15th to Sept 2nd Stephens A garage for you! at money sav- Fred J Roberts owner Friends may (adv) Expertly constructed ing prices call at the fam S15 a month on your lot for only Water seepage in your cellar home here today and tomorrow No down payment necessary Con- can be controlled by pure white ily before services Burial will be roof crete floors cedar shingle Call Gateway Glass and in Henefer directed by Patterson Aquella redwood siding overhead door See Paint 5519 for information (adv) mortuary Coalville it todav at Anderson Lumber Co 164 24th St Ph (adv) Bedroom Suite nice for boy's or room single bed Dial W girl's B Runs Stop Sign — Kenneth Nor-ri- s 6293 (adv) 19 of 2869 Fowler Ave foruneral services for William B MONDAY SPECIAL: Moist feited S10 bail in the city court Ilunt 43 of Porterville who died and Brownies Chocolate covered for running a stop sign delicious Corn Bread at Washing- V riday w ill be conducted Tuesday Roses shrubs trees pansies Roy ton Bakeries — - Washington Mar- tit 1 p m in the LDS Morgan American stake house with A Stone 674- - 12th 6522 (adv) ket 2472 Wash Blvd Blvd Bishop Elmer! and Food Store 2235 Was Porter officiating Friends may call Rose Bushes shrubs trees vines American Food Store in Roy Riant pansies etc perennial plants(adv) at the Lindquist & Sons mortuary n stone Nursery ajaa wasn H iv'" Sunday from six p m to nine p m adv) Phone ilbl Goes Too Fast — On a speedin and Monday evening at the family Surgical Garments — Trusses complaint Merle J Harbcrtson 27 residence Interment will be in the elastic hose Fitted by graduate of 1004 Kiesel Ave was sentenced South Morgan cemetery under ditechnician H E Riley Drugs 2201 in the city court to pay S20 rectinn of the mortuary 3408 Wash Washington Blvd Dial ington Blvd (adv) Everybody— but everybody loves Hostess Fresh Orange Cup 'em! Petunias Marigolds StockSj Flavored with ripe fresh Cakes! Tomatoes Cabbage and all GROSSMAN— Funeral for services and inside a rich orange and popular varities of flowering Ralph Thomas Grossman manager of Watch the smooth creamed filling! American News Co ol 368 34th vegetable plants now at Taylor's children go for them and the Street will be conducted on May 8 ret and Seed Co 2316 Wash at Red s friends rhay at Fresh too! your call at Cloud Nebraska (adv) grown-upLindquist and Sons Sunday from 4 to 7 p m grocer's today 10c for two! (adv) ! ! ! For beautiful wallpapers at nrirps see Ken Knauss (adv) 9953 Divorces Filed ' Ph (adv) j ' Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Acrbsonic piano newest style spin low 2863 Harrison who assisted us in the illness and death of our beloved father Louis S Pratt Wa especially wish to thank the Rev Beatty of the Methodist church the singer and those who sent flowers or assisted in any way during our bereavement Mrs Lois Casson and family i p m in the H'tn Bose chapel 533 2th St" Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday prior to the service Interment will be in Provo city cemetery under the direction of Myers and Foulger mortuary FETEBSON— Funeral services for Rleh- rd C Peterson 72 of 2331 Scales We Ave will be conducted Monday at 11 a m at Myers end Foulger Rose those Tuesday at and Foulfcer Moth-er'sila- y Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Kentucky-Uta- h ltornu last Fttday win be conducted et type excellent condition priced ' es ! We wish to extend our thanks to our many friends and relatives Funeral services for Thomas Larsea former Ogden contractor snet 1 disi 459-pou- ! Cards of Thanks TFUNERALS S Would you like light oak Baldwin bedding Stock Averages ds 1 Qgden's References af Random Prices Nixed On Wall Street Steady ai Ogden A 43's R LARS UN — ers reached $3300: good and choice feeder steers and good stock steers sold at 26s $2850-322- 5 30 with choice 662 pounds at 19' stock steer 28' $3330 choice 15H 1 13 sold calves up to $3800 with the heifer 23 48 end at $3300 21 23 LOS ANGELES: The cattle supply at 73" 1 2 Los Angeles was largely cows late in the week Compared with the previous 3S5 Friday steers and heifers were uneven44 ly steady to 25 cents lower some light 43's commercial and good steers fully steady 7 cows strong to 30 cents or more higher other classes fully steady Choice and to prime weighty steers sold atandS3275 choice the bulk of good IfuL $3130 to $32 50 commercialto and good lot choice $3000 to $3150 Commercial fed heifers made $2900 to $3200 Utility to commercial cows sold at $230 to 00 $2700 low good young cows $28cututility $2200 to $25 00 canners and to $2150 Bulls sold mostly ters $lt-0at $2700 to $3000 odd $3100 Good and NEW YORK iAPi— Prices moved along choice fleshy feeder steers made $3225 a narrowly mixed range yesterday In to 83250 medium and good S29 00 to the $3000 Good heifers cleared at S3025 to the stock market while the result of was steel conference White House $3150 choice yearlings $3300 and good a awaited stock cows $2350 Vealers and stock Most prices changed small fractions calves fully steady best vealers s4uu stock with a mere handful centuring as much to S2625 Good and choice light to 500 as a point away from the previous close calves $3700 to $4000 choice 400 S3650 450000 short and estimated calves to came lb as yearlings Volume common and medium calves $3000 shares CHICAGO: Slaughter steers and heifers were steady to 50 cents lower than last week's close on the Chicago market with the least change on steers and heifers buyers averaging 1050 lbs down Order support in the steer provided the main Cows all week opened steady Dow-Jonclosing stock average Eur market to 25 cents higher but closed weak to nished by J A Hogl St Co: a week than 25 cents ago bulls lower aS055 UP 0 53 30 industrials 93 50 up 011 mostly 50 cents lower vealers steady to 30 rails 4855 up 009 $1 lower stockers and feeders steady 15 utilities 100 00 Up 0J0 to 50 cents lower Around a dozen loads 83 stocks fed steers sold 40 bonds S4 up 004 of prime 1150 to 1514thelb bulk of choice ITS 16 Up 011 at 83790 to 33825 Commodities 25 commercial to $37 to and prime 83525 Volume— 30000 shares low choice 88700 to $3250 utility 25oo down Choice and prime fen ncners 25 commercial ranged from $3250 to $36 ro SJiUU umh tO lOW Choice and commercial cows bulked at $2175 to and $2350 voung cows $2700 canners comcutters $1750 to $2175 utility and mercial bulls sold late at $24 30 to $2730to a few early up to $2850 commercial 530 00 to $38 00 prime vealers sold at choice J A Hef le A- Ce 750 to 775 and - Two loads good AskedBl 00 Llstee Storks lb yearling feeder steers sold at $34me05 04 a few choice weighty steers $3650 Big- Hill 88 01 to $3300 Bonanza Mnsng dium to low choice $2700 7 08 Bristol Silver 04V OS f Bullion 18 18 Cardiff 02'a Central Standard 03'j 1 S3 1 00 Chief Consolidated 38 38 Clayton Silver OS 02 Colorado Consolidated 10 IS Colorado Bexall 81 29 Combined Metals 10 OS's Comet Coalition 03 OS's Commonwealth Lead Leda East against Vernal East 08 OS's Consolidated Eureka 14 10 married Dec 14 1944 in Crescent Eagle Oil cruelty 38 31 Creff Ogden OS 03 Crown Point Marise H Roberts against Byron 78 13 Dragon 04 04 East Crown Point D Roberts cruelty married May OS mi 16 1941 in Blackfoot East Standard Idaho 33 21 East Utah 11 OS 'Robinson against Norman Ann Coalition Eat Tintic 08 04 Empires Mines R Robinson cruelty married May 08' 88 Eureka Bullion 194fi in Elko Nev 6 07 Silk Eureka Lilly Consolidated 041 04 H Mayhew against Mcl Eureka Mines Verna 87 83 Eureka Standard aeseruon niai- K vin Biaynew 08" 08 Gold Chain 1930 in 7 Mav Salt Lake ( lty 06 HpH 04'i Grand Deposit 18 11 Great Western Wr Nelson against Doris Robert 13' 13 Horn Silver as Nelson cruelty married May 17 83 HoweU U 03V Indian Queen Kennebeek Frances E Carney against John Hog Prices Up Caile Lambs By CLARENCE Pennsylvania R Phelps Dodge Pure otl 2 R C a Republic Steel 35 Tobacco Reynolds M'k Richfield Oil 30" 1 Safeway S3' Roebuck '! S3 Sears Sinclair Oil 37 Socony Vacuum 72' Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif B4 SUndard Oil N J 7Si M'i Sterling Drug S7 Studebaker 21 Sunray Oil 10 Sunshine Mining 31 'a 4k Co Swift M Texas CoH Thompson Products 44' mm Transamerica Trans World Airlines 19 Twentieth cent I ox 17' 55 '3 Union Carbide 221 1 (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING MAY 4 1S52 iCaiile Markets in Week 184 Uneven jjfcw York Stock Exchange (mm Merrill Larnch Were THE OGDEN Si-f- ! All-St- i ar |