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Show Babson Discusses The Bear Market SECOND SECTION Tooele Transcript the Letters To llic Edilor Tooele should wake up! On Saturday morning when the fire Babson Paik, Mass I have been the long run, stocks of natural re- - siren blew, three pieces of fire thinking of this subject for sometMurte companies should ultimately fighting equipment went tearing time, and have about concluded prove valuable to the investor with'down Main Street, headed north, July 1, 1960 that seeing what happened in the patience Milk rhe driver of a Hi land last bear maiket may be the best! UIUT about electronics stocks? truck pulled to one side and stopp-wa- y of answering this question It During the last bear market, the ed, as he was supposed to do. will be noted that 1 have arrnaged electronics stocks were not popular 'other drivers kept on going, just the industry roups according to' The re was then no attempt to firejas blissflly as though nothing had jmii their percentage of decline long range missiles, or to circle over happened. A pat on the back STOCKS WHICH declined only 10 the moon with rockets This is for the driver who did what he V 1 to 20 per cent Among the injuring the present bull market, dustry groups that suffered the which has been in existence for least are the ship building and tire about ten years. Tilts electronic and rubber goods stocks, which space work might change the dined about 15 per cent Home 'positions of many of the groups electric appliance stocks fell 17 listed above, My own opinion is that these per cent, department- - store suxks went off 19 percent. This listing is electronic and space stocks would 7;;'monal'rDay business" houses and be listed with those which show likely to change, however, were notlceabie for ()n Mam St stock groups which may suffer the ed a decline of over 40 per cent their Not a business latk of J lleast in the next bear maiket may I, of course, am in favor of a 'house on Main(jugs.Street had a flag be those relating to the supplying gradual reduction in armaments n frn . nf lf rv i) at. CAPT. CHARLES W. TOREMWof electric power, the oil and gaskfn the other hand, if gradual dis-- 1 Lt. Col. B. B. Francis s,offlc must havc been on Bn. Comdr. 314th Ord. Bn Company C.D, 331st Ammo Co. producers, and bituminous coal armament comes about, I fear tlutja vcry sflort pole for it was only 'mining I ertih7ers should have in the electronic and sjiace stocks d()vvn aome 18 to 24 inches from The officers and I.M of the 314th Ordnance Battalion press their appreciation wonderful hospitality enjoyed while training noon the flag is raised to full West Virginia. Personnel making Ordnance Dejxit. Uig large tracts of timber lands mast for the nation still living. the are the from unit iup three,.,. U ITH IN THIS and NOT TOO MANY FLAGS were of counties Morgan. Berkeley and organization synthetic f,bers e. erson. noticed in residential sections that land plastics may also be able to day, although there were a few. The mission of the 351st is that 'hold their own, because especially We did hear several derogatory of ammunition supply The unit tsof their inflation hedge character- vu a .ew case U. .nimc remarks from out of town as well deJ tQ estabhsh and ttperate ready but because of the cordiality andl as out of state peple, cncernmg 20 ,0 50 K'rccn' friendliness of the people of Tooele the dearth of flags on that day. 'mrage aLsl-- ' ST0CKS which showed and Tooele County, not one case!nf groups industry amThe On Flag Day. June 14th, which aI1 1(Bmc nf rnnUAnnnjl , U. ... UC...S next best included the follow-- , of home sickness was noted. honors the birth of the flag, anmunition and certain high density and canned S()ft dnnks ing. other flag on Main Street kept era The 344th Ordnance Battalions missiles m support of troop units foods whth dwhncd 20 p.rct.nl, company with the one over the the and orchestra the of theater GLENN E. SMITH home station is Huntington. Westjwithin operations. shocs down ,3 percenti chemicals, JAMES B. CORTRIGHT, Postoffice. This floated from the JAMES W. LAING, JR. all love so 812th Ordnance Company (Ammo) Virginia. It was originally activat-- i Mule here at Tooele Ordnance publishing, and motion picture. Lt. Col. 312th Ord. Gp (M&S) 3S3rd Ordnance Company (Ammo) pole at the City Hall. And there You can m Inf. 232nd Ordnance Group Depot, the dejxit ojierating per-- down only 25 percent; building' ed as the Capt. Commanding were Norristown, Pennsylvania just a few flags at homes Capt. Ord Commanding breezes 'sonnel 1935 then reorganized as a are supervising materials stocks, down 26 percent, the City. On behalf of the officers andi throughout to save all sweats the 1959 of all At the Battalion unit in 312th of a It is present! training The mission personnel, this unit is to men of the 812th Ordnance Comfarm machinery off 27 er cent, privilege for the should We like also to see more sneezes comit is composed of five Ordnance Group to undergo its an- receive, store and issue ammunicording to their assigned military aircraft manufacturing down 28 West on the! respect shown for the flag as it we're 'cause dancing yrpames Their locations are: 351st occupational specialty This is nual active duty training at the tion, and to keep all records per- - pany (Ammo) Ripley jiercent, and industrial machinery I would like to take tk.A I.,.. .if 'passes in parades. Our forefathers the man in hisst0cks down 29 percent. Air craft sw'ming patio Tooele Ordnance Depot from June taming to those duties. While at 0rd C' (Ammo) Martmsburg. W. (signed to qualify to thank ah omxirtumtv the fought, and died, that we might tlu Slxth fall! 'es' dVa. 812th when so Co. the that Ordnance 29 through I960 unit (Ammo) Tooele 2, These job, our Ordnance operates per-tDejxit, July manufacturing, however, may for the assistance given in our1 jhave liberty and many of the sons weeks are the highlight of our sonnel have received excellent annual summer Ripley, W. Va , 354th Ordnancejon its own he will be able to as- - 0ff more. on We and fathers of the present day "come invite encampment. all, sir you yearly training training in their individual Mili- - The training facilities of the post..Company (Ammo) Morgantown, ,sume and carry out his assigned have done likewise, and lets 30 to declined WHICH come, STOCKS young oldsters, w memCo duties. the The Va 0rdnance (Ammo the tvpe training gluh To acquaint you, since this is tary Occupational Sjzecialties, j have been excellent, cooperation' East Rainell all fun the in the 40 Stocks cent in auto, w join SURELY, in a world of ten- the Va per gjoth bers of the 331st are receiving, f and our first visit to the Tooele Ord- - man purpose of the annual tram of civilian and military personnel July the 2nd at 8 30 Jsions, such as we are living in 0rdnance Do (FS) plkeville, Ky.jproves that the depot has gone sugar refining, brewing, mail diess as you like, cept dontjtoday, can we do less than show training received has been Qf these five umts the 351st and all out in their All der, general chain store merchan extremely noteworthy. jour love and resjx;ct for this grand to the dising, and cement groups declin- - come dirty gl2(h 0rdnance Companies are thejpersonnel have will thrill old Flag? orchestra Spcndlnves d to fullest not two in extent, only makef kTT.n station being Norristown, Penna ,Tooele County for their acceptance training at Tooele Ordnance DepotIOnly Y6 pdrtlf if you you to your tots How-jth- e So, it doesnt matter Wltl1 training worthwhile, but also which is located approximately 15 Jof us in their midst, their extend-iw- e j Will be able to perform ourtrainmS Regular puces 50 cents each, have a 48, 49, or 50 star flag, or 354th and 811th will ar- - interesting The training at Tooele the textile and apparel and stul the ever, miles northwest of Philadelphia led hand of friendship and their mission as a Ready Reserve Unit 75 cents couple even one with 13 stars on the rive here 31 July. The 810th com- Ordnance Dejxit is the best that a Industries declined 30 per cent The unit is under the command ofikindness to us during our brief to a much declin- higher degree of effi- pleted their AADT 26 June at Ft. Reserve Unit can expect. to field, which we know you havent Radio FREE of A sack groups broadcasting groceries Lt. Col. James B Cortright. Our stay in Utah. The Chamber of Meat packinR the oldest and the youngest mar- - if its in good condition FLY IT. ciency. I would also like to comment !ed ,37 per, ce"t Knox, Ky. mission is to develop an organiza- Commerce was most gracious in Thanks also to the fine people stocks declined 39 pier cent Be- ned couple present at the dance. And by the way, we understand f n the comthe of Tele tion capable pcople th,e v,ay handling having me as a guest at their of Tooele who have received us THE TRAINING received at land and ore The floor show will be present- - that William Herron of the Amen-e- d us. They have cause of their timber plex problems of ordnance main- recent dinner meeting, and it is so graciously. Tooele Ordnance Depot has beenj?,ty hae received of the papier, coal certain at 10 30 p m. by students of can Legion is conducting a cam- holdings, des,red !n tenance and supply for a field my sincere hope and desire to steel and gas stocks may do bet- - Genevieve Lewis Dance studio. paign to make Tooele flag conoutstanding The military has leftllcft ?0,hinR return to Tooele Ordnance Depot Army. 'frowned !ter ,n the next bear market Un nothing undone in coordinating our, scious July 4th is not the only From So. America y arwantedndnm for training another year. The training facilities and the and activities providing less there is massive uncmploy-necessarday on which the flag should be NEW SON whch ln Sltuatl0n th(j P at Tooele Ordnance Depot can flown It can be flown every day Visits ment the merchandising and aj training aids and train- Tooeleans and Mrs. Jay Warr of with perfect propriety, if one decertainly be rated superior. Co INJURED BY BALL Further, the civilian mg area Native Pss' yubcan be sure1lh,'S lesser degree than in the last bear Inglewood, California, are the sires But it is high time that this son Former operation of the permanent staff, Dan Dymock, ten year-ol- d personnel has exh.b.ted a superior! Ary umt mlV lofoklnf for?ard ,t0 market. Chamber of Commerce, and local of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dymock and of their jobs the proud parents of a baby son City shows some respect for Old The former Jennie DeLaMare, knowledge another tour m our townsjieople cannot be praised too of Tooele, who was knocked unborn n th(',r second wedding an Glory. leadership training more declined STOCKS WHICH G. superior now L. Mrs. Tooele Tooele at Ordnance Depxit native, teaming, highly. Prior planning on the part conscious when he was accidently personnel. 40 which cent. The than niversary, Junne 28. The husky A former officer of the and Mr. groups per Immonen, Immonen, in subsequent years. Legion. of the Depot personnel, both milincluded the the young man weighed nine pxiunds most suffered were weekend guests of Mr. and The enlisted personnel and ofWilbur M. House and are itary and divilian, for the prepara- while playing in the Little League Mrs Mr. radio and television manufactur- Happy grand parents Ralph Daly. ficers, too, has expressed their tion of our training here, is to be Mrs Ray McCue of Calif ; Mrs Swim Summer and mining and smelting. game, last night, is reported to The Immonens reside in Poque-palers, Mr. to Kent thanks and gratitude commended. be in good condition today. The which were off 41 per cent Truck Mabel Warr of Tooele and Walter TO PREPARE Peru, m South America, Cahoon, Mr. Valdez, Mr. Weyland, Classes Start manufacturer stocks dropped 42 Warr, of California. youth was taken to the Tooele lwjlere Mr. Immonen is the Mill Mr. M. S. Walker, ammo surveil-ance- , FOR DANCE REVIEW was GRANDSON VISITS he where Hospital Valley Air and rail transjxirtation New swimming classes will Mr. B L. McIntyre, ammo Superintendent of the Southern treated and released. In 1775, General Washington stocks were off 45 per cent Dorothy Searle Dance Studios Peru Copper Corporation. maintenance, Mr. A D. Partridge, gin at the Tooele Memorial Pool, Visiting here at the home of his, IpeG lead, and zinc stocks fell 49 manned 5 schooners and a sloop will 5. July 5th, in preparaBay-lisammo Mrs Irene July PRIMARY IN TIME CHANGE Mrs Elizabeth storage; grand mother, for the Tooele County Fair officers his with men centstocks from a'ummum and tion also be-PMrs ammo stock control, LARGE CRATER There will be classes for Ajax, is Joe Ajax, Jr, of Glen Tenth Ward Primary will change The carpet and rug group declin- army for the purpose of preying Dance Revue, August 11, 12 and Ari- Brennamon, moon location and on invenOne the crater to was accom He their California. intermediate, swimmers, ed more than 50 Thursday ginners, Ellen, meeting day 113. per cent. Over on English sujzply vessels. and the summer starchus, is estimated to be 150 tory; Mr. Eastburn, signal and Lt life saving, synchronize during panted here by a friend, Jim Bund-sch- morning 'miles across. Russell S. Eggleston of the supply speed swimming. Those interestmonths. Time is 10 30 a m. of Sanoma. ed should enroll at the pool. There school. will be an increase in the regisB. E. FRANCIS tration fee this year. Ten lessons LT. COL., ORDC will be 33 50. Commanding Classes will be held at 9 am, 10 a m. and 11 am. five days a week from July 5 through July 15. FAMILY MEETS TO Diving classes will also be given HONOR KINSMEN at 12 noon each day and a class tor adults will be held at 9 30 The family of Mrs Effie Lind-berm. met at the home of Presi- p Classes will be filled on a dent and Mrs Glen R. Williams, first come basis. to honor their Wednesday evening, son and brother, Ralph D. Lind-berand family of Los Galos, California, who have been visitA public intoxication conviction ing m Utah for two weeks Mrs. Ralph Lindberg is the former, of Thomas LcRoy Smith brought Mary Reid, of Salt Lake City. They 'a fine of $40 and eight days in have three children, Charles, and jail in City Court, Thursday y and Susan. ining. Friday, Reserve Officers Comment r 7 d i r I Jrta.n ... rpt ac-ti- me a, wo j or-an- d sup-po- rt y fe -- H 1 a, - u g mor-Nanc- O. f " v , s' - ' ' O headquarters t. U.S.A.R. f SB r ORDNANCE TRAINING CENTER ,12lh Ordnance Group Training al TOD ' O rf Iti HEADQUARTERS OKPNANCL TRACING C 353rd Ordnance Group Training al TOD CENTER ilSAR O SJr h 'n 1 I ' 7 iff v r . ' 7 V SA. - . 41 , H'jc n i n A X S ri ;!f'. r i K? 11! r. W VV j I I til JU ol2lli Ordnance Company Training at TOD 7, If v I T h I i f- ! ,i - p- - f 1 f- - '-I-1 i r i? H r! i I 7,4 i j r A & A y 7 i 4? l hi Ordnance Bn. Training al TOD X kibX fu FSS 'r t V - a i t 1 vi i a i . 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