Show I ' THE OGDEN 0B STANDARD-EXAMINE- '56 Chevrolet R UTAH WEDNESDAY' EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1953 CGDSN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE J Has Longer Lower Look fill station wagons total the company’ bringing number of 1936 bodies to 19 Among new safety feature are the availability of scat belt® and ihoulder harness Improved headlights and crash-teste- d door locks to minimize the possibility of door being sprung open by shock or collision Lively paint schemes are offered with choices ranging from black to a newly developed beige e and red Ten solids and 14 combinations are on the 1956 color chart The newmodel Chevrolet has a more massive grille: wider lattice-work design and the effect of nine-passeng- 4 e ABC-Unit- er ed SPORT SEDAN— A new sport sedan reminiscent of the sport coupe which Chevrolet introduced in 1950 makes its debuts along with the company’s other new models Elimination of the center pillar in the window area adds to visibility Above is the hardtop Bel Air sedan two-ton- ‘ Threat of Strike Russia Still Looms in Grocery Trying to Keep Union Meetings SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — strike by 800 Split Possibility of Germany butchers and grocery clerks in GRAIN FUTURES staunchness frbm a heavier chromium header bar The hood plane is flatter and extends four inches farther forvyard before dipping into the grille ate more proHeadlamp visors nounced Parking lamps are square and set lower over the reshaped bumpers A novelty is the location of the gasoline filler concealed by the hinged rear left tail lamp Of traditional econ o m i c a 1 design the new six camis equipped with a high-lif- t valve lifters and shaft hydraulic which valves extra alloy exhaust build minimize to the arcTdipped of deposits up The 1956 Chevrolets may be one powered by a variety of s 162 is and develops horsepower installed in cars with the standard shift The second is designed for Powerglide and produces 170 horsepower The Super Turbo l carburetor Fire with furnishes 205 horsepower a GENEVA (AP) — The Soviet Union introduced to the Big 'Four foreign ministers’ conference today a plan to set up an council to bridge the differences between the Bonn and Communist East Berlin all-Germ- Salt Lake and Tooele counties was raised today as negotiations began between union and employer groups R L Reese secretary of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen AFL said the union committee had been given full authorization to call a strike The workers are employed at major supermarkets and independent grocery stores in the area Their work contract expired at midnight Monday night The union group is asking for an “across the board” increase in weekly wages plus improved working conditions an regimes The plan follows In its broad lines the ideas presented by the East German government in a 3000 word statement submitted to the conference secretary general yesterday The Russian idea envisages the continued division of Germany for some unspecified period It also is designed to win recognition for the East Germans from the outset by the establishment council consistof an of representatives of both ing East and West German governments Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov’s proposal contained no surprises and in its form was regarded by Western quarters as certain to be rejected by the United States Britain and France Western officials said the British government is abandoning its German plan for an East-Wezone the at buffer urging’of the S U government - These officials said Molotov was trying to breathe life info an already dead Trojan horse by bit sudden support of the idea zone ef a East-Wefrontier the along UMA Notes Gold Anniversary With 'Products' Fete all-Germ- an V-8- four-barre- VITAL STATISTICS Pvt Howard Bedell Arrives in Korea SALT LAKE CITY (UP)—The Utah Manufacturers Assn will note its golden anniversary with Army Pvt Howard G Bedell the observance of “Utah Products son of Mr and Mrs Howard BeMonth” during November dell 143 Mond St recently ar- BIRTHS j h 36-00- ed - st t P-2- 7 Oct 28 v s i r PERSONAL CAR— The' Thunderbord 56 a pergonal car has a new spare tire carrier flipper windows and cowl vents It has three power train options — a engine with Ford-omattransmission a engine with engine ‘with overdrive and’a 225-horsepow- er standard transmission i UTAH DEATHS ic 202-horsepow- er 215-horsepow- er Thunderbird Offers New Items Safety — DETROIT 2nd Victim Dio: AtAmcricna Fork ' Ogden Cow Sets Record i AMERICAN FORK (UP) —-collision claimed its secA registered Guernsey cow ond victim’ here late yesterday ’to “Sanlynn Zesta” owned1 by Dr The 1956 send Utah’s highway toll for 1955 O S Dalnesof Ogden has com(INS) Thunderbird restyled to include soaring to 163 four higher than pleted an official advanced rega Continental-typ- e spare tire was a year ago pounds of istry record introduced in Detroit today LaVell Pulley 19 American milk and 417 pounds ol butter-fa- t The new model of what the ' on two times daily milking Ford Motor Co calls the most Fork died' 16 hours after the car successful "personal car” in in which he was riding collided for 305 days r g America automotive history of- with a The animal started her record fers three distinct engine choices freight train here Earlier the as a This projunior and has five new safety features driver of the car Jack Williams duction represents approximately embodying “package the passen- 20 also suc- 4140 of American Fork concept j quarts of milk ger” Safety features include a con- cumbed to accident injuries “Zesta” Is the daughter of the cave safety steering wheel safeAnother passenger in the car sire “Bon-nibety door latches and a shatter re- Carl R Arnoldus 20 American outstanding Guernsey Delightful Dictator” that sistant mirror as standard equipment Seat bells and cushioning Fork is in fair condition with has 20 sons and tested daughters in the performance register of for the instrument panel and sun internal injuries the American Guernsey Cattle visors are optional Investigators said the Union Club Pacific freight an extra train IN SEVEN COLORS This report was supervised by 'The 1056 Thunderbird will be was moving at about 12 miles the Utah State Agricultural ColAvailable in seven different solid per hour while the car apparent- lege and was reported to the colors two more than last year American Cattle Club 40 was between and Guernsey traveling Two-toncombinations are stand- ly and for approval publication 45 miles per hour The auto ard smashed into the right front of The Thunderbird was Intro- the first unit of a two locomotive Named duced In October 1954 and Ford Drought Area diesel aid its sales since then have outWASHINGTON (AP) — The distanced even the most opticomer of Box Elder northwestern mistic estimates The company was one of 15 adUtah in County aaid more than 16000 units were Appropriate Song or parts of ditional counties AUBURN Neb (UP) — Gov gold in less than a year counties designated in five states Th spare tire on the new Victor Anderson attending a fall as drought disaster areas The model has boon removed from festival here after his second trip designation allows eligible farmthe trunk and placed inside aj to the state prison in five months ers and stockmen to obtain cer‘Continental” spare tire carrier to help stop a riot got a serenade feed grains at reduced tain Ford said the luggage carrier The festival band marched to the spree thus has been enlarged to governor’s stand and played “The prices acccrrmodjto two sets of golf Prisoner’s Song” clubs and three suitcases — ADVERTISEMENT— The 14powerful engine of- 2 Mli'iHit fend is a special Y-- rated at Do car-trai- n of-88- 31 - i i slow-movin- 100-ca- ll e By TTIE ASSOCIATED PRESS EarnH Smith 55 Orem farmer In Provo Mrs Amelia Lennberg Anderson 91 Salt Lake City Mrs Marjory Donna Fames Richards 39 Salt Lake City Guy Erwin Sorenson 72 salesman Salt Lake City Emil Samuel Parker 64 carpenter Bennion Mrs Lavinia Glenn Richins 75 Salt Lake City Mrs Julia Ann Harmon Kes-le- r 89 Bountiful William M McMurdie 60 Salt Lake City Joseph Burton Bluemel 65 railroad employe Logan Birten Allred 77 retired Moab larmer and stockraiser in Orem Coleman Allred 72 retired blacksmith Provo Mrs W Elizabeth Weed McPherson 54 Salt Lake City Virgil F Lathrop 63 salesman Salt Lake City Mrs Maude Elizabeth Irvine 71 Salt Lake City Mrs Emma M Turner Wilson 77 Ogden Mrs Clarissa Paulina Pentin-gil- l Rich 76 Midvale Washaburo ShiikI 82 Salt Lake City Groyer Reace Feery 63 retired railroad man Salt Lake City Mrs Vila Millie Jensen Holmes 49 Bennion Leo Thomas Phillips CS elevator atarter Salt Lake City Mrs Eliza Snow Bryson Cook 73 Faris Idaho In Logan j f " j r rrti L'iiLSii ILUiiJ 8 hp with Fcrdomatic trans-rr- a Ion and st 00 to 1 compresRock Slide cr Slip? sion ratio n improved ponder to AnTIUTH r Other p ovcr plants offered are tut uf p(r or loner plates A 215 h p in:ine with merdrive 1‘OUjnotflielideteeth inure irmly in pUce r i a cor- pre iun ratio of 8 4 to fDo i:p or rot To Rummy hr taste or IrdlrH FAS 1 and a 2) h p motor with an 1LL1U is nikdlinr (non-eriD re rot Cheek "plaf 3 4 to 1 four den ratio fcrl cenprcinn ' - 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Will Reserve You ii 13 Tires Till Needed Green Stamps Ve Gva Tnnnspnn Sirt AND FAMILY Utah-Idah- o f 00-16- 00 1-- the the North Jordan Irrigation Co OVER SEVENTY YEARS lie wa president of the high We have rendered the finest priest quorum in the LDS Clearservice our profession knows field Second Ward had been Adaptable to the desires counselor in the ward bishopric and mean of everyone spafor six years and was a teacher OUr facilities are home-llk- e welcoming Members National and supervisor He had been cious and Utah Funeral Directors Associapresident of the seventies quor- tions um in Taylorsville chairman of LARKIN & SONS the genealogical committee pf Phone 7323 24th St & Adam Ave 50-1- low-choi- of Sugar Beet Assn and director of Mountain View Naildriver Nevtah Oit OGDEN (USDA) — Cattl: Salable: New Park 300 receipts increased by late truck-i- n New arrivals consist primarily of stock North Quincy Lily er and feeder classes with slaughter No Standard offerings scant early sales represent- Park Bingham ed classes about steady few canner Park City Con and cutter row 700-- 9 00 odd bead Park Konold to good Park Nelson utility 9 1 00 medium stocker and feeder steers 14 Park Premier scattered lots mostly good short year- Plumbic Mines ling stock steers and light feeders Plutus 16 load mostly good 607 lb Prince Con 14 73 few lots good Prosper Mining feeder heifer stork heifers to 1550 Rico Argentine Salable: 35 Calves vealers too Coal'n scare to test trend nominally steady Hoyston Silver King Western tork calves predominating early aales Silver Shield steady to strong strength mainly on Sliver Standard good grades and better scattered head Sioux Mine good and choice atock steer calves So Iron Blossom 17 8 50 one lot choice Montana So Standard heifer calve 1770 Salable- - 30 trend poorlv test- Sundsnce Hog: Con ed on' lot mostly 2 and 3 around Swansea Xar Jiaby 243 lb butcher at 14 29 Tlntte Central about 00 odd head 400 lb sow 11tedy Xin tic Lead Sheep Salable 200 early receipt Xintic Standard mainly wooled lamb and slaughter Xrans Union Oil ewes market untested early Utah Con Utah Id Sug Com YESTERDAY'S MARKET Id Sug pfd Cattle! Salable 400 Supply running Utah Utah-Wy- o Con Oil to cows and alaughter principally Victor Con tocker and feeder classef Slaughtar Western Alloys t t 14 steera and heifera poorly tested few West Toledo ' ale about steady Cow and scattered Wilbert head bull firm In moderately active Williston Basin Stockr and feeder steady to trading Con t lit 1 i 25 cents lower Few utility steers and Yankee heifers 12 4 50 scatterd head com- Zumi mercial 15 7 OO utility and com- Unlisted Ktecka 110 00 mercial cows 9 2 00 only young Amalg bug Pfd (10 2 heifer-typ- e 163 00 167 offerings going et 1150700-90-or Z C M I 0: above canner and cutter grades I “nig AkeT “shelly canners 650 down Odd head utility and commercial bulls 1200-1- 4 00 Bulk stocker and feeder ateers 1650-175- 0 good medium to low-gograde 14 6 00 common grade down to 10 00 or less Load mostly 540 'lb feeding good to heifera 1575 scattered head and small Consolidated Eureka 1100 7 1 27 1600-165- 0 lots medium East Standard 1000 Q 18c 2000 t stocker and feeder heifera down to O 17c 1350 Eureka Standard 500 3 30s Salable: 50 About steady Calve Great Western 1000 4 c j considered Few good slaughIndian ueen 5000 (ft 4ie quality ter calves 1700-180- 0 head scattered Lakeside Monarch 7000 & 17e cull and utility 1000-130- 0 few utility Leonora 2000 4C 3c and commercial 1400-160- 0' Stock Mammoth 200 50c calves poorly tested: few medium to Nevtah 12000 a 11c 0 North Standard 30000 Q 2 ’a good stock steer calves Salable: 100 Barrow and gilts 16c Hogs Prosper 1000 0 cents lower than Monday’s close i Royston 1000 $ 3c : B or 75 cents to 100 off from early that ' 95c 200 Tintic Standard 200 92’aC day sows poorly tested nominally Victor 3000 4? 2e steady Mixed lots U S No- - 3 190-2lb barrows and gilts 14 23c 6000 C 25c Williston 1000 163-1lb weights 1300-1- 3 25 Scat- 2000 & 24c- i tered head sows scaling i 0 lbs 1050-125- 0 Salable: 700 Wooled alaughlambs poorly tested small lota terSbeep: CHICAGO LIVESTOCK good and choice trucked In offering 0 around 25 cents lower at CHICAGO (AP - USDA) — Cattle: one small lot 1773 Few lota mostly 14000 300 ateer steady to 50 calvea: ewes and good 16 Slaughter feeder lambs about steady cull and higher heifers atrong to 23 higher ewes 2 few utilityto slaughter 5 00 Good and choice feeder cows steady vealers steady to weak good lb steers 24 25 lambs mainly 1650-170- 0 short deck high prime 1075-142- 5 small lota common and medium feed- prime 2330-240- 0 steers lb er lambs scaling mostly 53 lbs down choice 3 20 25 steers and prime 5 12 00 Deck short term breeding 1850-220- 0 to ewes 700 per bead utilheifers good prime ity and commercial cows 9 canner and cutters 5 choice 425 lb atock steer calves 23 00 low-choi- With profound thanks the family of Lt Clermont A Oborn desire to say thanks to the many friends who CLEARFIELD — James New ton Wallace BO died this morn- - 5lSSgoutrhbK2S0beSS05fhwe experienced We have attemptmg at his home in Clearfield of have ed to personally thank everyone but a heart attack we want all to know their conMr Wallace worked as a farm- sideration hasn’t gonethat unnoticed G WYNNE OBORN & FAMILY er had been director of the Salt ERNEST F OBORN & FAMILY Lake Milk Producers Assn CHARLES W PAXTON Moscow Mt States Dev Over-tbe-Count- th Card of Thanks James Wallace Mammoth Majestic Oil Miller Hill Miners Gold nd Surviving are bit widow and one ion: Maj Richard I Severin Hill AFB four daughters Mrs G C (Betty) Anderson Los AlCity Cemetery tos Calif Mrs George (Shirley) — Funeral service for DarMugs Manolis Mrs Don (Patricia) nell 3 Melfts husband of Mar- of 888 W Steimke and Miss Astrid Severin Meitt Earet Wheeler will be conducted ThursSalem Ore and seven grandday at 3 pm In the Myer and children Rose Chapel Foulger Rev B J Washington officiating Funeral services will be conFriends may call at the mortuary ducted in Salem 6 to 9 pm Wednesday 6 to 9 pm Friends may call at Lindquist Tuesday and Thursday prior to the services Interment In the and Sons Colonial Funeral Ogden City Cemetery under the Blvd direction of the Myers and Foulger Chapel 3403 Washington Mortuary Ogden tonight from 7 to 9 533-26- Roller Bearing up sharply yesterday rose another point to 68 on good dividend and earnings news Carpenter Steel continued to decline on disappointment with the extra dividend declaration losing a point to 79 General Foods up 2 points yesterday held unchanged today at 82Vi following a higher dividend declaration Chrysler featured motors with a rise of 1 to 94 while GenLittle May to 133 eral Motors dipped Magnolia Lead Timken ere Chspei end Bone Colonial with Rev Farl D bhermsn psutor of the first Baptist Church Friend msy calK at Th funeral home Wednesday 6 to a and Thuraday until the fm hour Interment In tb Ogden NY Stock Market Is U0 50-1- -- Hoeing 23-1- 180-24- Joy Mf I ’4 Kennecolt 121 Liggett At Myer 441 Lotkhead Aireraft Loew’ 49 147 t Martin Glenn L Monaanto Chemical 63'4 Montana Power 42s Mont Ward 31 Nat flUeuit Nat Dairy 19s 54 Nat Distiller 91 Nat Xheat era V Central li9 NNorfolk it Wet'n 08 Bendfx Avf Beth Steet Agnl North Amsrteah Yen Unsi S31 50-2- Goodyear Greyhound 784 Gulf Oil 65 Int Harvester 484 Int Nickel 14 Int Paper 132' (AF-USD- HILL AIR FORCE BASE — Richard Gustav Severin CO of 346 Hill Garden Homes manager of Wherry 'Housing at Hill AFB died yesterday in the Dee Hos- pital after a short illness Mr Severin was a native of Stockholm Sweden and came to the United States in 1915 He lived in Salem Ore 38 years Trouble prior to moving to Hill AF11 six Hopper months asox RIVERTON Neb (UP) A While in Salem lie was a mem- gnmhopper shorted electrical cirber of the Shrine a 32nd Decree cuits in part cl Riverton LineMason a member of the Elks men found the hopper had beLodge and American Legion" He come wedged In a transformer on was also a member of the AmerK country line causing the rhort-esn Lutheran Church rouf in the town circuit A veteran of World War I be served with the Army He was born Sept 27 1893 FUNERALS in Stockholm a son of Gustav O TAUOIt — kunxrsl services for Imlly Trim bit Xebrr widow of fisnk N and Wiihelmlna Karlson Severin of hilling Montmi forlabor 12 1919 On March he married win be conducted merly Of OKcien -i Cecelia V Imrie in Johnsonville pm runla Lindquist Thursday l (oodrifh 1500-17-0- i Richard Scvcrin - Hanks — Harry Milton and Jennie Barbara Blazek 116 23rd St boy Oct 30 Cook — William Roy and Julia Ann Palis 2122 Washington Blvd girl Oct 31 Yanovitch — Joseph Owen and Lorraine Dolores Bucholtz 261 Wherry Housing Hill AFB boy Nov 2 Manus — Ernest Lee and Mar rla Maxine Bowden Layton girl Nov 2 4 a f i ed —Cattle: 9000 ateera under J20Q lbs fed calves: to strong heifera fed ateady steady cows steady vealers end killing calve little changed choice fed steer under 1975-2- 2 00 1200 lb good to low choice heifers choice steer 1800-195- 0 1 19 00 choice to prime 2123 util25-cow 00 ity and commercial 750-9 00 canners end cutlers ' Ilogs: 12000 butchers strong to mostly 25 higher sows 23 higher mixed lota U b 1 2 and 3 barrows and 0 lb 13 3 60 sows 270-4gills lb 12 4 00 OMAHA 150 1084 du Pont Airline Eat Eaatman Kodak Firestone Fruehuf Gen Eiecfrle Gen Food Gen Motor OGDEN LIVESTOCK ST BENEDICT’S HOSPITAL Weidman — Virgil C and Na dine Archibald Tremonton girl Nov 2 DEE HOSPITAL Mueller — Gerhart and Helen Nelson 1114 Adams Ave boy Nov 1 Short — Ronald W and Nyla Searle 2946 Child Ave boy Nov 2 Evensen— Norman L and Ber dean Loveland Clearfield boy Nov 2 Bird — Charles M and Dorothy Mills Victory Hd Wash Terrace boy Nov 2 ington HILL AFB HOSPITAL Robertson — Richard Harry and Carmen Ayson 2163 Harri son Blvd boy Oct 27 Abt — Melvin Aloysius and Luella Josephine Gawlik 156 Wherry Housing Hill AFB girl Gov J Bracken Lee in proclaiming the observance called rived in Korea where he is a upon Utahns to “honor Utah member of the 7th Infantry Dimanufacturers for their contribu- vision tion to our economic well being” Pvt Bedell a member of ComThe association was organized in 1905 when Utah’ manufactur- pany A of the division’s 13th ing industry employed 8000 per- Engineer Battalion entered the sons and had an annual payroll of Army in Januarjr-d95- 5 He com$5200000 basic training at Ft Car-so- n 0 pleted The industry now employes Colo He in a graduate of persons with payroll of Ben Lomond High School1 $140000000 st semi-demilitariz- valve-in-hea- d B A nOGLE St CO Neen Allied Chemical All! Chalmers Am Alrhne Para Am Can Co — Mich 1956 Th DETROIT Am Cyanamid j Chevrolet passenger cars making Am Locomotive Am Motor radiator their debut Friday have a longer Am Am Smelting Am look li X lower Am Tobacco They have Increased horsepow- Anaconda er a fleeter more rugged appear- Armeo Armour Santa r ance and are offered In a broad Atchison Atlantic Ref'g array of bodies and colors Also Avco Introduced for the first time are Baldwin Lima OMAHA LIVESTOCK OBITUARIES t- r " ""7 |