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Show toTAi jT The New York Stock Exchange: Finn1 Quotations les Ail I;t ss: n ' Ss , ; 'ays iai cap tel QiSirtpcttonj issuea. - ,b v 1( t y VT . ' - il .a-- , . v ;35& ., it f Hi-- 1 . Nnon vaOlL. . . ' ' 'the YORK CJPI- - Setered on Yo Stock Ecttaiige Frrcev. Mobile homes niotor homes and travel trailers are on display this weekend at Salt Palate. Tbs i" ? Watfd sn x lie 1' jCmp 1 41 8V 7MsS 39 1 300 10 ixt ?44 t futures 4o 69 7a) US is iiM 45 2a2 145 ic 40 70 rdex by Fran . 28 40 1 H S.L. Show Offers Peek Saif afo At Home Revolution Salt 9 so or an Salt By Daniel K. Cunningham Tribune Business Writer Mobile homes the mavericks that have revolutionized the housing industry were placed on display at the Salt Palace Friday. And by early off I tiong later some afternoon, 800 persons had visited the Utah Mobile Home Show not bad for epeners. commented Edward PhoeGreenband, the nix, Ariz., Mr. ghow producer. The show con- Cunningham tinues Saturday from noon to 10 p m. and Sunday noon to 7 p.m. in the Exhibition Hall. dol Car iont it a him, sue firm buy ; the the Formerly called trailer houses, mobile homes even amazed the worldly John Steinbeck when he toured the country to research Travels with Charley. The late author was surprised by the life style mobile homes were fostering by the early 'oun- - per nan-- . 60s. i re-- 0 Predictg Expansion to m at hem are ; 2,000' 1 1 by;. in cast, rms hise i 40 He n tq ition J "5 Mr. Greenband predicts the industry will expand ever upward and eventually nothing will stop it, not even county er city zoners and planners. Your zoning people will have to research and develop a code for mobile home subdivisions. It's going to be forced through. If governments dont change their thinking, theyll be depriving citizens of reasonably priced housing: Mobile home manufacturers will also start making module homes, he says. The difference being the wheel base. The wheels will come off and theyll he put on a foundation just like a home. Theyll even have basements why not? Eye Local Area He said big chains with big money re now inspecting the Wasatch Front for locating subdivisions and parks for mobile home residents. Some are coming into existence already, such as Jordan Mobile Home Estates, 7055 S. 1300 W'est, which has a display at the show. Even if you put a double-widttrailer home on our lots, you have 12 feet left over on each side for landscaping, noted Carol Fowler, thei- representative. We have restrictive covenants which forbid old cars being placed on lots or building structures not approved by the pifnmc she said of condominium life. Of course a trailer park might not be much different but we would have mobility and at least get out to see the sky anyway. Dont Want to Leave i 14 t 4 n tp , iety resident committee." Wide Appeal all different kinds of Everybody are buying them," stated Stan people Hale, who was representing Pauls Mobile Homes, a Salt Lake City manufacturer. We have a lot of people who are selling houses to buy a mobile home. A woman approaching retirement said she and her husband now live in a condominium but they are considerir 2 purchase of both a mobile home and a new travel trailer for retirement. Its not good to have nothing to do, September 26, 1970 Page 31 Second Section Slvania to Shift Load - Because of BATAVIA, N.Y. (UPI) Intense competition, S.vivania Electric Products Co. said it will have to shift part of its television receiver production here to Smithfield, S.C, This will eliminate about 300 of the 1,700 workers in the Batavia plant in November or early ' U. S. Steam Minibus Lear to Unveil New Mockim - Industrialist WilRENO, NEV. (AP) liam Lear says he will unveil within two months a mockup of a 20 passenger minibus. steam-powere- Lear praised Senate approval this week of air pollution control legislation that includes an order to automakers to cut external combustion engine emissions 90 percent by 1975. Auto industry protests, he said, are a case of the industry trying to save the internal combustion engine at any cost. I dont think it can ever meet the 1975 requirements. Lear is building a steampower engine and has a $450, 000 contract to develop a demonstration vehicle for the state of California. He said he expects to deliver a steam bus by next April 1. Stock Market Ends Busiest Week On Note of Renewed Confidence New York Times Service amounted to 20.47 million shares, or the fifth highest turnover on record. Thursday was the Big Board's second busiest day, as 21.34 million shares changed hands. The Thursday pace was eclipsed only by a turnover of 21.35 million shares on June 13, 1968 a session when the market went down. Volume - The Stock Market, NEW YORK which entered the week like a lamb, exited Friday looking more like a lion. There was small gains in the popular averages, hut Wall Street analysts regarded as far mere significant the apparent mbound in Investor confidence. This, in turn, stemmed from encouraging reports on the military situation In Jordan, as well as the improved flow of economic and developments on Mutual Funds Active Brokers said that the huge increase in volume during the last two days reflected the stepped-upace of trading by mutual funds, w'hich close out their current quarter on Wednesday, as well as a burst of activity by other institutions and hedge funds. Basically, Friday was a day of consolin the idation and some profit-takin- g market after the heady gains of Thurs- n the home front. Volume continued at an exrtremely heavy rate as total turnover for the week, approximately 83 million shares, ranked as the huie't period in the history of the New York Stock Exchange. p y Jones Average Up day. The Dow Jones industrial Average, showing modest advances during Fridays session, ended at 761.77 with a gain of 2.46 points. Indicator less This put the blue-chi- p than a dozen points from its recovery high of 773.M on Sept. 8, following the seven-yea- r low of 631.16 posted on May 26 in the wake of the worst bear market since the 1930s. Memorex. down 4 points to 95. was the biggest loser on the active list. It had boomed anead by 12 points in the previous session. Natomas slipped Vt to C3 after climbing 5 points on Thursday. International business machines, a gainer one day ealier, stood unchanged at 2S8& (Copyright) Livestock Markets - 10.000 I prime 968 lb slaughter GMAK.i Hoot heifers 28 50; H) yield 50 tow; barrows and gifts high choice and prime 4 lb 90 9 3 28 and choice 80 hand 25; grades lb 20 47 ?P5 253,501 97 46.V7.09t ?S1 15 tlscal year July 1 to lb yield grades 4 2775-225; lb 20 75; 9 52.6SA.10, 029 99 2c 75; 55.920, 71 WIIMrawnU fiscal year mixed 99 W 3A2.9U8A4SUAI 9 sows 1 and lb choice 3S0,971,S87.A71 40; 75000 lb 00; Total dew good 10,367,010,397.29 II.3A7 055.211 OA 7 Sold assets 27 71. lb and 25 cows to commercial wank Utility owr; fully ' Includes 29 932.725 71 debt not suolect to statutory limit. 19 few high dressing utility 15 8 75. 2 2 00; 200; alauo.tter 200; cannert and cutters 17 Cartla and neters 900; calve 250; steers none; untested. Sheep ebnt; supply mostly cows, fully steady, feeders consigned for aucdn; utl ty and 50; cannar and commercial cow 21 00. Cutter 19 Friday Quotation lambs steady; Rwes 20C; Sheep Brd Asked id Askad, Bid Asked scarce; choir end prime soring lambs NEW YORK (AP) -S21 75 28 25, few waded choice with and prime ftnner Efpr tocks Slightly higher in heavy tradW EurBulf .17 Bristol 27 50. ing n .30 .3? EurUU? F r 0 30 tb Cotton . Lower. CHICAGO ) Cattle -5Champion GiCPda 2 75 3 50 modeCP0 CNKons slauohter sleers, heifr CHICAGO 1 IS 1 05 GfiidOafn Clivlrm rately ect've: steers weak to 25 lower, Wheel Hiqhnr; good demand GrWMl .15 SO .10 betters CooConi nnce steady to 25 lnt lewer; Corn lower, hoivdation. MnMiy .12 LovpOM .07 Cc tvet cows tower; hewers steady 1o 25 F Lower. Oas Mammoth .3? ,36 Crtmt steady. Vvixan howdation Lower; .AS .75 MovtfWatic rwnio ck S auchier 5 0 Wrk to 50 cents lb slaughter steers prime 34 NrwMt 33 CPsEur tower, race pts 5,000 too 33 00. 32 7 on 4 75; 1 2 and 1 10 ylaid NpwOumcy y23 TO C'dH load around 1,300 lb 23 00; h9her 1 V C rPwn PkCity ) IO tb Choir orim ? .2 Drjttjyyo prkPern M) 3I2V 37 25, comparable frde IPrinca 75 EaUtah 1150-350 lb ye'd lb XTS31 25, 950-1- 1 SALES When No J hrd CHCAGO (P1 vr)q 4 2 75-- ?5; tfKVv I b 950-- 1 150 7 7V11 25, N p UN TOO it Rfic. No ? soft reo 1 68 Corn red I 1 000 at 33c. 29 30 m 50 SAC , end 50; ; 1.500 1000 good No J veipw t S'N Oats Euq rVre vaj Tmt.c wft, No 2 extra t3Se, 7 75 11 onnd ?A rw?s 74 jN lu 28 7V?9 wot 15 at 3'r 1, 700 No I yelSoybeans havy I intic Stand , JOt at standar and low good 2 75 76 . Loas low Soybean cm 2 12N. SesL, 1,000 at 25c. ,2 () () fdrs Salt Lake Stock Exchange - C Cash Grain ' TO' 15 111 Ronns m an ip IP Phi grat rati G'ne Ras c lit i. 14 t3 Mft - tf--r Hi ,h Tf 40 .25g SnP' V, I', t '- 14 V, T 49b1?1I J 1 - 501 Csd! u J FUNDS: Am Grth Am Inv Am Mut Apollo Asso Fd Astron 5 $ 0? 7 95 31 9 4 0s 115 a 176 41 85 27 s - 63 22M 63 5aH 23Hi 22te 57 23 63 7)81 to 2 CoHmR C BS Col Gas 6 f' li 10 0 1 2 U 8 1 40 39 02 8 69 5 GROUP: 7 15 714 9 62 10 94 7 6S 8 36 1 14 4 2) w 70H 214 ?UV 27to 50H ISiIS X,m 18 -- V i 4 04 8 31 74t 32 s ?) 44 31 32 rVGrandU j4 6 27 17 28H 35 Y 8 14H .... , JJ MI II';- - MIk 43 2U 20 24 4 , 2J 33 22to 22 99 119to 119 67 21 to 21 71 306 6to ' U9to Sang J,?, jll Ii 261 Uto 14to 17 30 26 fX 'til (M 534 SO M SIS. ?, 21. 24, 3S S3 143 34, E 28 19to 19to 19' 670 16 15to 15to 597 66to 65to 66V 105 31to 30to 31torl 1 20 170 16to 16to 2 PB Sending 8 18 18to 18' 52 19to llto 8 to- - - F 13 384 ItlU 41 48 37to 17 to 97to to 0'4 A I 16to I67 JohnMv JonCogn Jones L Jostens JoyMfg 4 07 it grade steady 93 score 70; 92 scori 90 score 6?j. 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In car-- 1 Ions, cases exchanged: Grada AA extra AA .50 .40 Ind 70d May DS 1 60 Maytag 1 10 MrCror 1 20 Me Don D .40 McGr E 1.40 Memorex Merck ACo 2 M G M Inc MidSoUt 96 M M Ito mnPL 1 70 Mobi IOI 2 40 M oh sco 1 10 Monogram MntPwrCo Mens an 80 Motorola .60 weaker, round reds steady. Poultry 20 ? to O' IM 10'. M - Butter medium consumers St Leh gPC Leh Val Lehm LOP Co 2 40 Libby McNI Liog My 2' Littn In 2tol Lockheed LoewsTh .13 LoneSCem 1 LoneSG t 7 Lou Nash 4a LTVEiecsv LuckyS 90g Lukens Stl 1 LykesY ,45d 0 for 30 LM 1.10d per 1 60 70 retailers 19 ; report; blocks grade B 61 .34h .70 1 40 K K op Lear Jk t- o- 2? 3? 144 80 20 80 Kraftco 1 70 Kresoe $ 44 Kroger LX Ched- n37' 37M )45 75 It 74v-Mb- 29 19- 22 240 Id S" 48 1 Keisy-- Quotations 57to-68- . 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Cap 1 21 1 31 A6B 11 94 II 94 Stock FaetrM 60e 1 43 C6D 1.55 UNITED FUNDS: FairHil OELAWARE Accu 6 28 6 88 Fremont I GROUP; 12 Oe 13)1 Incom EATON ft Scien 6 60 7 2 HOWARD; VALUE LINE FDS Bal 9 39 10 26 Vel Lne 5 76 6 31 Income 5 60 6 Val Inc F'd Trnd 20 85 22.79 FNNANCIAL ance PROGRAMS: 5 82 6 36 ndrblt 43H 9 1 29e 3U 334 94 240 214 111 454 7 54 I 24 12 25 13 39 V t 2? 34 75 1116 23 BULLOCK lVto 44 20 111 HOUGHTON: End A 4 93 Fnd B 6 88 Stk Fnd 5 74 Axe Sci H'. 0l6e GenTei 20i ns 14 14 77 ' , , A ? 1 pe'MHk 8alonAOii ,a0g 18'- e- )eiGn Dyn .50h G Elec 2 60 17 ... 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Cust S) 15 9 17 45 CurtisWr 60 Cust S2 9 07 9 90 Cyprus 1.60 Cust S3 6 56 7 17' Cust S4 3 84 4 20 Polaris Var Pay 39A lconsmPwfi GROUP; 16 48'e 9' 2T 176 99 18H 18' 26 21H 20' 17 65 ComSoiv Com Sat Cp fttd Asked CvcsFd 1 NVEST Stock 12H 59 'ChaseM ) 80 Chmtrn Ches Ohto 4 ChrisVr ,30t York (UPU -F- ollowing to a !Ut ef bd and asked prices on Mutual Funds as quoted by the NASO Inc, 8 56 7 09 9 61 10 50 0 63 0 69 5 24 5 73 2 96 3 20 9 34 10J1 60 T. Certam-- t lCe'sn ',0, CFI Svl aoe New Sid Asked 97" l 1 40H 599 123 40 .40 itvefcl CvcaCol Aberdn Atfi Fd Alpha AH Am 9A 29 17 Inb,v 16. 37.-- . . 4' 60 464 139 S,roPL M - 1411 ilk Uy 48 's Cp f, resin vi Firs.NfSt a Ftamtng m J0' 79 I'y ) Burrghs 17 1 Ia,70 H arah A ; Ferro 73 l 81 21- Pac Gas Iy Pac LtC 160 30 12 53 70 83 78 744 24v 23 33s 34s ii ' 11 VH 72 s 2TH PatPe Lew 9) t4 34H 12 22 74 113 11 c'm k In .1 Jtp M y 14 , OrRixk rJWl ,,s El c 2 .I?1too -? 1S vm 7 ,4- - I. Oulnoro M Owemu l.Ji HINO I. ImpCpAm 1 lei ?Oh 2PH Ac- - P 2 3 Inoutrtais ?;zz Plesey fc) 23H 23 55 35 3 20 I BurMnd i Fif I Bns My BrtshPet iBrnShoe Budd Cv ?fe 13H 3 435 IK, 16H 9 39. J7'y 7 Ae 348 22 189 79 49H 49 01. II VH 1339 5) 'A 48 .18 V S7 e 177 1 CmGEI Crtrrt II!. 5 i Cm 7 80 C Markets in Brief choice 1 Cap Fnd Gwth siding. But dollar for dollar, mobile homes seem the least expensive housing yet devised by man, outside of tents or caves. Treasury 115 e t-- 41 ?7i fs 452 SO ANCHOR d ' WASHINGTON (AP)-'- .h, cash position of lh Treasury lent. H, 1WD compared to Saot. 22, I960 (In dollars); MW 07 2T2 51 !wa'.aT77a ealanca a l 494 54H 3 I, 263 UH AWCAP Am Bus Am Dv AM EXPRESS there are drawbacks to mobile homes. One man says he has to keep his cold water tap in the bathroom running all the time to keep the pipes from freezing. (Theres a lot of open air space under a trailer). However, Mrs. Fowler said the City of West Jordan will inspect insulation for water-pipe- s all to the owners responsibility alleviate the problem. And a mobile home just doesnt have the solid thunk of brick though some trailers have simulated brick 40 10 10 93 35 30 73 54 a 84 9) ... .Borgwr host fed P 4 nc ifm1 Bourns 2 40a jo O' 42 M' H Borden 1m. 13 26 2d' 19U Saturday Morning, Of course, 43 High Industrials Railroads Util tes 500 S recks C Rave Drawbacks 4 H ia C 4 2 Poor's Closing 500 Slock Index cK; 425 70 CIT Fin CHiesSv Like many others, the Robinsons bought a used mobile home. But theyre already planning to trede up to a new one as soon as its paid off. As Mr. Greenband noted, young mar-ried-s are buying them because of the quick equity they build up in a mobile home. For every dollar they put into it, they get 40 cents back. Buying mobile homes isnt only a matter of convenience, its a matter of dough. Dow 16 192 . Us 68 238 26H 121$ 21 483 Finance Bought Used Model five-da- BabAWil Boise et- h - 75 4H um 13 68 It-- Bnaing these. above-groun- 2 .40 Inc .90 Ampex cp ArmtoS 1 60 Armour I 60 W ArmsCk AssoTr 051) AtlRichfid Atlas Cerg 60d AvcoCp .20n Avnal BcklD A young wife of only Do AmTIT Agek AMF BGH St Mines-Mark- a NEW YORK (AP) fcpor t Am 15n anarF Bath Indust BeecnAr .75 BicoPet BeiiAHvy 40 fnguet Inc three months Kristie Robinson was displaying one of the homes. People come in and dont want to leave. And thats how I am. She and her husband have a double-wid- e wide trailers (two Theyre not too big. Yet theyre not too small. "Before I was married I wasnt going to buy anything, until I saw one of J ? ;3-- V 24 $ Vi! Standard 5 ??7 500 4 00 31 100 280 100 000 1 Tet.xCop, OcooeoPet Natomas Unvstycme 23H 24 PorKhatiA show producer, Edward Greenband of Thoeniv, Is pleased with opening, predicts bigger one in 71. 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