JANUARY 14, 1953 Stocks Roll Ahead In General Advance Markets at a Glance NEW YORK.Stocks- Higher; generous gains registered. Bonds-Mixed; changes narrow. Cotton- Irregular; commission house buying, liquidation. CHICAGO.Wheat--Closed firm: new seasonal lows Corn-Closed firm: new seasonal early. Oats -Closed firm; new seasonal lows early.
cents lower; top, $19. Cattle--Steady to $1 lower. DOW, JONES AVERAGES (Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane) 30 industrials, 286.85: up 1.61. 30 rails, 109.80; up .89. 16 utilities, 52.00: up .18.
NEW YORK. broad demand sent the market rollting ahead today stock, a general advance. The swing up went to around 2. points at the outside with gains in the 1 to 2 point range frequent. Losses were limited to fractions, and they- were without influence.
Business volume was under some restraint and came 10 an estimated 1,800.000 shares. Although that was well ahead of Monday's million and a half shares, it still was below the two million mark the bulls would like to see more often on rise. The advance displayed its greatest vigor in the railroads, steels, motors, rubbers and aircrafts. Among the major groups. chemicals seemed the most reluctant to join in the push.
Noma Electric was under special pressure and dropped between 3 and 4 points at the worst after the U. S. court of appeals reversed a lower court decision which had held in favor of Noma a patent infringement suit against General Motors Corp. and General Motors Sales Co. Higher prices were paid for Santa Fe.
Union Pacific, Sinclair "Oil, American Airlines, Naional Theaters. American Smelting, American Cyanamid, International Paper, Youngstown Sheet Tube. Studebaker, Goodyear and Admiral Corp. The bond market was narrowly mixed in selective trading. U.
S. government obligations turned irregular after starting in the minus column. Bank-eligible were higher at 95 bid. The new intermediate lower at 99 bid. Stock prices ranged as follows: Sales in 100s.
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5478 21 21 25 25 2518 151. 151 1513 27 27 14 11 12 165 1636 1612 215 2112 81 80 13 127 24 04 2433 38 11-32 141 11 141 3834 381 385 51 10 10 4338 69 68 235 23 111 11 3018 403 39 403 353 34 613 604 27 151 14 15 27 271 34 3358 341 123 19 19 20 1978 467 46 4658 36 6 401 4084 621 62 6216 19 193 10 101 1036 3418 4058 401 4014 3118 3034 19 27 271 27 59 127 4012 39 411 4012 41 32 33 415s 4038 35 361 12 117 12 1618 16 16 44 7831 78 781,4 411 401 41 171 1075 10718 1071 55 551 5512 79 781 75 755 3758 37 371 2212 40 39 014 40 813 81 2038 20 203s 68 68 936 3634 3638 361 1073 451 45 45 113 1136 113 22 223 121 27 2656 27 1718 163 17 7178 71. 383 38 3814 114 1 113 3012 3014 3014 361 4738 51 58 58 28 23 1416 137 21 29 3012 431 42 43 33 314 4236 1312 1308 1312 2878 27 2812 3612 361 3612 16 2838 40 273 27 11 11 13 19 19 BANK TRANSACTIONS Tacoma transactions. Seattle clearings, halances, $11,088.942. Portland clearings.
529.852.895; balances, $13.455.566. Spokane transactions, $22.572.836. RECEIVES AWARD OLYMPIA. Ted Moon. 600 Carlyon has been awarded the Department of Army superior accomplishment award af Mount Rainier Ordnance depot.
The accomplishment award represents a sustained work performance that exceeds normal requirements. Moon was recommended by Col. F. G. Crabb, commander at the depot, for his excellent eightyear record there.
Marriage Licenses Applications for marriage licenses were received at the office of the county auditor Tuesday from: Jack Batinovich, 1414 So. and Colleen McLarney, 611 So. Frederick D. Sullivan. 2201 No.
Union and Donna M. Carlson, Seattle: Earl Fain and Genevieve Phyllis Truillo, both of 913 No. St. George 1. Skog.
2205 No. Stevens St. and Helene A. Shugard, 4051 East St. Melvin C.
Maupin, Rt. 5. Box 458, and Dottie V. Talbatt, Rt. 2.
Box 325: Earl Palmer and Loma Lu Goertzen, both of 544312 South Tacoma way, John Barino and Carlotta F. Ferguson. both of Seattle: Gustave S. Gahnberg and La Verta N. Claussen.
both of Seattle Gerald P. McNeil, Forest Park, 111.. and Gloria Wyres. 3102 No. 24th Camuel Blessingame and Merle Epperson, both of 2117 So.
Delbert F. Ladwig. Puyallup, and Edna L. Inderbitzin, Spanaway; Edward L. Goddard.
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BROADWAY 3268 Deaths HENRY RICKEN Henry Ricken, 87, of So. Tacoma died Saturday in a local hospital. He had lived here 27 years, coming from Moline, Ill. Surviving are two daughters. Alice Collins of Tacoma Mrs.
Mabel Marshall of Bremertton, as well as four grandchildren, one great-grandchild and two great-great-grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. in Gaffney's chapel, with the Rev. Don Rogne officiating.
Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery. FRED G. CHARLET Fred G. Charlet. 72, died Sunday in a local hospital.
His address was 1419 East 31st St. and he had lived in Tacoma nine years, coming here from Kansas. The original home was Illinois. Survivors are his wife. Emma a son, Henry of Wichita, and two daughters.
Mrs. Winnie Haverfield of Tacoma and Mrs. Fern Stienkuehler of Kinsley, Kans. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, as well as three brothers and two sisters: William of Kinsley, Edward of Helena, Henry of Long Beach, Mrs. Mary Hurd of Wichita and Mrs.
Elizabeth Work of Kinsley. The funeral will be Thursday at 10 a. m. at the C. O.
Lynn chapel, with the Rev. Harry Coates officiating. The body will be sent to Kinsley for burial. EDWARD O. SODERGREN Edward O.
Sodergren, 79. of Sumner died Saturday night in a local hospital. He was born in Bloomington, and lived in Sumner for three years. His church affiliation was Lutheran. Surviving are a brother, Carl Sumner: and a sister, Mrs.
Hulda Rooney. Modesto, Calif. Services will at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Voiles Funeral chapel, Sumner, with lowing in the Sumner cemetery.
The Rev. G. E. Jones ficiate. MRS.
MAUDE BEVIS WELLS Mrs. Maude Bevis Wells, 80, of Burbank. a former city employe and school teacher, died there she Jan. 8. Born school in in Linwood, the 1.
Ohio. taught east before moving to Tacoma. She is survived by son, E. Rex Wells, of Burbank. Funeral services were held Saturday and burial was in Forest Lawn cemetery in Glendale.
NEVA DAVIS Services for Mrs. Charles (Neva) Davis, 37. of 6313, So. Thompson will be Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.
at St. Leo's church with the cortege leaving Cassedy Allen's 9:30. Burial will follow in Oakwood cemeterv. Davis was born in Tacoma and was a member of St. Leo's church and the Pierce county Democratic club.
Surviving are her husband Charles, two children. Thomas E. and Lynne her father. Fred W. Collier.
and her sister. Sister Barbara Ann, O. S. all of Tacoma. LINDA ECKLUND Funeral services for Linda Ecklund, 4, who died Saturday route to a local hospital, will be Wednesday at 3 p.
m. at the C. O. Lynn chapel. Burial will follow in the Auburn cemetery.
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ecklund, and four brothers and a sister. Richard. Freddie, Charles.
Jimmy and Nancy. Also surviving are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor A.
Ecklund. Kent. and Mrs. Edith Harlow. Victoria.
Tex. DAN O. ANTON Dan 0. Anton. 64.
of 407 6th Seattle, died Sunday in a local hospital. He was born in Greece but had lived in Seattle several vears. He leaves a cou- Donald 8 Miner, Preston. and Irma J. Lindsey, Seattle; Frank Heady Veterans hospital.
and June L. Overton. 3632 So. Yakima Robert Devine, 4005 So. and Hazel E.
Jones, 5020 So. Puget Sound George F. Bell, 4943 No. Visscher and Vivian Ann Cauthier, 4309 No. Gove Frederick S.
Smjth and Margaret L. Anderson, both of 'Puyallup; Johnnie C. Goker, Fort Lewis. and Ruby C. Frick, Los Angeles; George L.
March and Ila M. DeWald, both of Auburn, and Floyd H. Smith, R. Rt. 3.
Box 567, and Juanita Wall. 104 Granita St. wow: finish paint with Rubber for washable walls dries so hard washable year so after fast -it's year TOP- FLITE New easy way to paint walls and woodwork. Dries in minutes to scrubbable finish Pastels and deep colors $519 Gal. PASTELS Drive-In PAINT STORE So.
27th and Jefferson BR 4462 Beauty in Services 11 Cost 1 LAkewood 2167 Entombment is "The Better Way" The Tacoma Mausoleum So. 53rd and Cedar Sts. George Papadi, San Francisco. The funeral will be announced by C. C.
Mellinger company. MRS. MARY D. MILLS Mrs. Mary D.
Mills of Seattle. widow of John L. Mills who was connected in Tacoma with the West Coast Trade magazine and the Tacoma Times. died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Miss Gertrude Mills, in Seattle. Mrs.
Mills was a charter member the Illema club and a member of the Fourth Church of Christ. Scientist. in Seattle. Her daughter is her only survivor. Funeral services were to be held Tuesday in the Johnson Hamilton funeral home, Seattle, at 4 p.
m. FUNERALS Lapp- Services for Paul A. Lapp will be held Wednesday at p. m. at the Buckley-King chapel, Rev.
Robert Albertson officiating. Burial will be in the New Tacoma cemetery. Beckman -Piper's will be the setting services for day at 1 p. m. be in William Frank Beckmann ThursMountain View cemetery.
Strayer--Services for Vernon O. Strayer will be Thursday at 11 a. m. in Piper's chapel. Burial will follow in Mountain View cemetery.
Satherberg Funeral services will be held for Carolina Satherberg Tuesday at 3 p. m. in the C. O. Lynn Co.
chapel. The Rev. Carl E. Rydell will officiate. Burial will be at Mountain View cemetery.
Tollefsen Hans. G. Tollefsen will be buried Thursday at 3 p. m. with services at the C.
O. Lynn Co. chapel and burial at the New Tacoma cemetery. The Rev. F.
H. Theuer will officiate. Pallbearers are Chris Larsen, Ed Sorensen, Julius Melboe, Arnold Johnson, James Paulson and Martin Kleiven. Honorary pallbearers are Ludwig Johnson, Alfred Ericksen, Hans Pedersen and Math Monsen. Pagnotti- Services for Anthony Pagnotti who died Saturday at the home of a friend will be Wednesday at 9 a.
m. in St. Rita's church. The cortege will leave Cassedy and Allen's at 8:45. The rosary will be recited Tuesday' at 7:30 p.
m. in the Cassedy and Allen chapel. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Divorces Divorces Divore actions filed in superior court here Tuesday included the cases of La Vera vs. Ralph C.
Rice. John T. vs. Helen H. Prenovost, and Noria vs.
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Olympic Pioneer, Hooker dock. Take Son's Car, Judge Advises A Tacoma father was urged by Police Judge Martin Potter 10 take away a car newly purchased by his 19-year-old son. The son. William P. Flaherty, of Rt.
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