f up ey in Arm y yr nexgo DEAD END? Wul4 yau Itk. V NEW e COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS to program the 3rd generation computers You may be ope ef there, let ut give you a FRCK aptitude tetand explain our Now Computer Training .School 363-459- 3 tk for Mr frank Hafton-Wavoninft KM 4 741 y m.M-mi- S'"1-- - YORK (A?) d jearto-yea- r -- Cement companies, accord Journal showed the lowest slump 51 1 per cent, followed by aircraft makers, 49 9, building supplies 44 6 and auto makers and equipment, 35 8 Overall, the Times survey noted, half of the 38 different industry group; showed profit declines from a year ago compared with only four groups lower income in reporting 1966 against 1965 94 However companies aihieved record profits, about the same number as a year ago A majority "Of 31 oil companies surveyed reported re- - Hertz has mort car and plans. As the oldest and biggest lessor. Hertz can tailor a plan to match your individual needs. The result . . . lower capital outlay that leaves you more money to put in truck leas your business m tf&m . ' . of $111 rn'loi '"ainst $)0 mill tin in 1966 Bethlehem lepo'ted a d D'ne to $151 mill on from the $21 9 repot ted a year ago In all said ll e Ijmes, 15 steel companies shove Friday, April 28, 1967 6B Maich poiiod down sharply from the $62 5 million a year ago General Motors profits chopped to $389 million from $591 million in 1966 cryd profits and all showed inearnings over last creased year Moderate were gams also registered in office equipment, tobacco put lishing and utilities Office equipment re corded the largegams at 1J 2 per cent v In automotive manufac tur mg Chrvsler Coip earned $18 2 million in the Januaiv - . Consequentlv auto supplier md .the steel incluvlnrs it pi led reduced profits The louinal survey showed steel off 18 per cent earnings a of slat kcnn g because auto industry demand b the Si cd dec' Aumn ikers quoted in the Tournal suivcv said thev believed earnings in the present quarter wmddn t lag so far behind a vear ago as m the f'rst quarter partly because the aulo silos slump started this tin e a vear ago and prof its in the second quarter fell at t erd r"iv Tn addition auto sales have p'cked up on a ' season il has On tlje plus side noidertous metals companies and clef tromc pmdiicors repotted a gun of 4 8 per cent in earn mgs BUSINESS TABLOIDS Great Steel Future Cited Leslie B Worthington piesident Wednesdav night the futuie oDthe mcrcan Steel indusirv will he gt cater than anv thing any of us can imag ne at this moment speaking at the opening session of a Worthington twodav steol seminar, nmd he sees 'nothing hut growth ahead for the steel industry Russell J. Gallegos, 34. 6879 Maverick Cir , has been named 'controller of the Deseret News Press, 1600 Empire Rd it was announced Thursday by Dr 0 Preston Robinson manager Mr Gallegos replaces Fred Harlow A graduate of the University of Utah Mr Gallegos formerly .was employed as sen lor accountant w.th Peat Mar wick, Mitchell and Co, CPAs He has also woiked for Sperrv Utah At his new portion with the Deseret News Press, he will handle conti oiler financial and clciual operations for the Des eret News Publishing Co Mr Gallegos a native of Bingham, received all his early schooling in Itah and seived in Navv from 1951 55 as an electronics technician and ntl class pc'ttv officer Ho is a member of the Ameri can Institute ot Certified Public Accountants Itah chapter, and a member of the Butler 9th Ward Church ot Jesus Christ of Retiee G, Karlsson and has two Latter-da- y Saints jchildren tlelS PITTSBURGH (I PI ) - The the Senate antitrust and mnnv The sub trust buster poly subcommittee oil shale investois committee wants to make sure Thursday of a possible change there is free competition in den government policy that would of the shale re velopment remove the sheltered and aitifi sources in the Mountain Rocky cial price structure now enjoyed West 'by the crude oil Industry. No existing method of extract The warning came from Donmg oil from shale is inexpensive ald J Turner head of the anti enough to attract investors, and trust division m the Deparouent there are manv oder sources of of Justice He testified before crude which show grciler piomise of piofit Turner sad WASHINGTON (UPI) country warned COMB fStaih nJtEn ONLY . U S Steel, the nation's larg est producer, repored eafn-mg- s eWNoWa Oil Shale Investors where top Moreover even assum ng the cost reducing innovation, potential profitability of extra t mg oil from shale heavily depends on whether existing nr-tifkial props for crude oil prices are maintained tn the future If these props are withdrawn shale production may not be DAY LEFT TO EARN 1 TWIfl Trust Buster Warns it belongs. & Controller Ncyned At 'News' Press A ing to the o W T W prilled LOWER CASH OUTLAY . MPII jnnr recent economic slowdown was reflected in the net in come of about one third of the companies The Times said its survey showed a 7 3 per cent drop in earnings of companies The drop in quartet ly earnings of Ameri can industries since 1961 was reroided for the fust three months of 1967, two newspapers said Friday In a survey of 468 corporations hy the Wall Street Journal rising costs rather than declining sales wws listed as the prime fat tor for the 9 per cent decline from a vear ago The New York Times polling 514 companies said the first 50,000 Call yil Drodteftiry 0 PROFESSIONAL STANDING In field with unlimited There it an immrdi-etneed for y-- ll 1 INTEREST FROM THE FIRST! FOR THRIFT FREE-GIFT- S profitable ! of I 6 Steel Cmp sad HELP TO ECONOMY Cut Spending, Chamber Urges Broadcasters, Publishers To Merge KW TORK ( D (olumhia Broadcasting Svxtem, Ine., and the publishing firm of Holt Rinehart A Winston, Ine., . reached final agreement on merger terms Thur'-day- WASHINGTON (API The His testimonv was prepared of Commerce lor the Senate House Chamber Economic said Thursuav the national Committee, which is ec uiomv needs government the effect of Vietnam spending cuts not a tax m c i ease anil that it could read . . iVlUtUQl FUfluS just without much difficulty to peace in Vietnam U S The proposal will be submitted at special stockholder meetings scheduled for June 29 in New York Lithium, Texas Gulf Tie NFW YORK (AD Lithium Corp of America stockhold ers approved Thuisdav a proposed merger into Gulf Sulphur Coip Gulf Sulphur shareholders have yet to vote Carl H Madden chief economist for the Chamber said federal non defense spending is ris Abrdn faster than the overall ing glow th of the economy and contributes to inflation AAe The meiget would conveit each two shares of Lithium common into one shaie of a new convertible preferied stock of Gulf Su'phur 3 8 All i 1 1 7 i.1 01 MM B1 Inc 8 62 In Dow Th tain atn Bs4 Stk id Cao Fid Fund Fid Trnd Fid Mut IF F F 11 F CROUP SEC 11 Aerosp Com St U 9 Fyl Ad 5 Ham hda 7 Inc Bost o a t 44 1 74 37 rj .6 4 n 10 80 X ,1 7 9y 23 bj 4M i V 10 197 17 U II o 73 J 12 8 SER C ? 29 6 17 6 4 ov Pt Sk tncom 72? 7 19 6 70 9 75 J 6 Stock Grw h Am 8J U I 9? 10 84 IS 14 9 16 59 07 79 44 12 22 j0 One 6oi It PUTNAM FUNDS Geo 14 11 Orth 4 401 7 39 t? 4 63 fnv 5I Sh U si Am Bos m glare st Sled S&G So 14 S5 12 5 M 67 14 06 J Sf 52 12 7 44 8 13 roe fds stein 88 D Siem R 21 Sfe n Sie n U9 6 ?3 IJ4 S'erl Inv Suo Inv Te ev El 4 14 10 49 5 6' G C if 14 0 14 dl 14 50 U 50 in S 5 4 22 ITEO FUNDS 18 29 19 99 14 47 16 03 9 10 10 71 Accu 44 1? 5 37 15 73 85 10 79 63 6 15 88 8 41 group invest 11 65 12 Mut Stcrk Select Var Pav Inv Res Ivest 70 lu VVS NAT Ba an Bond D v d 10 77 4 11 8 34 14 0? 13 09 13 21 16 37 20 24 31 33 91 9 2 10 40 S 79 6 34 5? 6 Dreyfus 4 1 UU 8 75 73 66 15 74 04 7? 20 9 3 7 14 12 14 15 18 9 'll1 4 LPr inti Kmkr k fcunhtn lr Dtvtd Sh 1 huf a 7 5) S3 HuwGHTON 9 38 10 25 Bosl Fd brurd at b j t vj Bu lock 15 S5 17 05 Gen v (j 10 Cdn rd 1JJM0 3? rvc Lao 1 ! 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