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Show .1 i". ml. i I Lm rt i .. ' , j SUNDAY HERALD News of Industry, MarketsjReal Estate 1 wnffiftB - Rncinncc lo n 'Jl !? Salt Lake Stock FiriarirA Telephone Co., PSC Approve Pln Toll Charge on Calls Between Flans for changes! In telephoneithe two communities will be speed the 'elimination of Walls. service late this year which will proved because A' 1! it ana timing operawo,. extend the area in which calls oi uctceung Subject to e approval of the can be made from Provo without KEibic service commission of I! "V.rTJJ-; payment of toll charges, were an intrant BCl VJVC Oiiausciiiitv. rates established thro-o- f servthe the number is that tah, It nounced today by the public expected between Provo. and wjghout the Provo and Springville . calls ice commission and the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph apringvuie win mure miii areas will be based up CIS CO. I CSUi I Ul ilic (.uaiiKc. uu of telephones In number the th valup of Under tfce proposed service ar oroatlv area. i&e local users. calling to teleohone service will be the rangement toll charges Extensions r' local calling aerv- Facilities Expanded eliminated! for all calls between Provo and Springville, which Additions to telephone facilities areas will be made for tele- means that the local, calling area are being made both in the teleone customers in "Spanish Fork for phone offices at Provo and $$id will be considerably enlarged exat the same time as Payson, i users two the in both and between Springville. telephone change. tJje to handle the offices,! expected changes. increase in the volume of inter Hong distance charges on calls Faster Service Springville 'and Spanish The iped of lervice between city calling, as well at to improve Htween between Spanish Fork and $rk, d Payson, will be eliminated. " r"rii o"fti(chiiie ! Le Provo-Springvi- lle 'Frontier Airlines' Chosen As lanes to Keep Name f oii 3 Merged Companies flying at Lower Predicted Frontier j, Airlines, hat beenMexicoj Arizona and touching the selected ass the name for a new state of Texas at El Paso. The Speeds company to merge the business northernmost point in the comWASHINGTON. April 15 U.R ' and operations of Arizona Airof Slost the nation's at be bined will military system Billings, ways. Inc.! Challengr Airlines Co., and Monarch Air Lines, Inc.. it was announced of Saturday by H. Monarch and ; S. Darr, president ' majority stockholder of that com- as Challenger Air pany as well I lines. Incorporation papers are being filed in the state of nevaaa ana I the name Trontier Airlines bas in ;the several been . states in which the merged companies will operate. Frontier lAir lines routes will j serve an area covered by seven states, including Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New . ' . .pre-empt- ed t 5 within 200 miles of the Canadian border,1 and the south ern termini will be at Nogales and Douglas, --Arizona and El Paso, Texas. i"Thejname Frontier Airlines was decided upon,"! Darr said, "because it is symbolic of the history j of the Rocky Mountain empire 'region throughout which the routes of Frontier will oper ate. Because the routes of the company serve states in the Rocky Mountain area, Frontier will adopt the slogan, 'Serving The Rocky Mountain Empire'." Mont., - i 1 Rjanes will fly at speeds below "for many years to man's proved abil-if- jr to fly at supersonic speed, a contended today. ifvy expert ,Carl C. Sorgen, technical the experimental engines of the navy bureau of did not say how long by "many years" in his ajpech before the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. f&orgen made an exception for two types of aircraft interceotor fhters and guided missiles. rfie based his claim on the expense" of building pfjines with enough power to bull tti?ir way past the speed of sound iiyio the supersonic realm. of sound tjat cme" despite fnch "tre-rrrndo-us Spring Promises fp Catch Up With Calendar ' fllCAGO, April 15 (U.R) Sfcging will catch up with the calendar in most parts ot the na-li- h within the next few days, thjfci Chicago weather bureau pre-litoday. ost Americans will get the of weather they want, the kfjfcd forecasters said, except in some flwdridden sections of the mid-wft- .- E. I Pascoe is the new owner and manager of the Globe Tailors at 144 W. Center street in Provo. Mr. Pasco has more than 40 years experience in chain and clothing stores. He came here from Salt Lake City. The new owner is married and has two grown children. He is an active member of the Elks lodge. Mr. Pascoe plans to remodel the present store, and reports he is offering a larger stock merchandise. Associated with him as sales man will be W. S. Cheever, well known Provoan. w A7 kt EltNEST STEELE Being transferred to Huntington Park, Calif, to ibe assistant manager of a new Penney store being built; there. Provoan Gets Post With Penney Co. Miller Takes Over In Huntington Park Ernest Steele, assistant manager at the J. C. Penney Co. store in Provo, is leaving to take over the job; of assistant manager in a new R. S. "Jimmy" Miller, well store being built by the chain in known Provoan, has taken over Huntington Park, Calif. the meat department at the The promotion for Mr. Steele Maeser Cash Grocery, 185 S. 5th was announced by C. P. Crockett, E., it was announced Saturday rtocal C. J. M. manager, who Penney Don owner and Innes, by s, als reported that Howard manager of the store. Mr. Miller is a native of Provo, well-knoof the member and has been in the meat market staff, has been given the assign business here for 35 years. ment of assistant manager here. Mr. Steele has been associated Custom Smelters with the Provo store for 3',fc years, having come here from NEW YORK, April 15 (U.R) following are today's custom Eugene, Ore. Civic Worker smelters prices for delivered metals (cents per pound, unless He has been active ;in civic woifk in Provo and has played an otherwise designated): Copper electrolytic, delivered important role in the activities vailed 18 V2; exports FAS NY of jthe retail merchants council 18', 4; casting FOB refinery nom- of the chamber of commerce. He inal; lake delivered valley 18. has) also worked on various drives Lead common New York in helping to finance Boy Scouts, 10.50; St. Louis 10.30: foreizn. Red Cross, and other groups. He is a past member of the Lions gulf ports 10 nom. Zinc prime western New club. York 11.22: East St. Louis 10.50: Mr. Steele and his family are active members in the Church of xoreign, gun ports 1U.OU the Nazarene, and he has been Sir William Blackstone. great Sunday School superintendent English legal authority, was a for jthe past three years. firm believer in witches, in announcing the change, Mr. have been printed. Crockett pointed out that Mr. Meat Market At Maeser Grocery An-dru- Though they're made of the hardest steel. Barter drive m and tell us about Any knock or a wobbly wheel. 470 WEST FIRST NORTH v PHONE 666 third consecutive day of rain wf forecast for the parched dust arvtas of western Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle. i and Colorado j New Park ... 1.07 1.10 .35 .30 North Lilly; .01 North Standard . .26 Park City Con.. . .10 Prince Cons. Rico Argentine 1.10 Royston Coal'n . .03 Silver King Coal'n 2.70 Tintic Lead ...... .10 Tintic Standard . . .64 . .01 .27 .12 1.25 .04 3.00 .12 .66 . The Provo merchants council of the chamber of commerce is Speeding plans for days"- - to take "shopportunity place in the near future, it was announced Saturday. Carrying out the theme, "A New Word in Savings," Shopportunity, days will bring Provo shopperstwo-da- outstanding bargains over a y period. Stores will take on a festive appearance for the two days, with banners, toppers, streamers, and label badges used. The council is endeavoring to get the cooperation of all ' merchants, including grocery stores, service stations, lumber companies, etc. ' to make Shopporcity-witunity idays bargain event. Committeemen for the sales event include Ernest Steele, and chairman, Albert Grosjean, ' T ' Ed Firmage Jr. j Clayton Silver, 500 at 24. Leonoraj 6000 at 5. Magnolia Lead, 1000 at 2 New Park,! 100 at $1.10. Plumbic, 7000 at 12. Silver Shield, 1000 at 2M. Tintic Standard. 900 at 65. Utah P. & L., 6 at $26.75. Steele li the fifth man to leave the Provo store as an assistant manager in the past year. The store is fast being recognized by the company as a training ground for executives. Men besides Mr. Steele who have left Provo in the past year and are; now active as assistant managers in their stores are Robert Fisher, transferred to Spanish FOrk; Clare Rosenberg, Rexburg, Ida.; Allen Johnson, Malad, Ida,; and Glen Haslem, Pasadena, Calif. . ,. Official Sees Lively Home Building Pace 1 ,40' 1 HOjiSE "Sk. out the west this year, but real estate prices aren't expected to drop much. That was the prediction yesterday of Frederich W. Ruble, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. Me is in Salt Lake City to speak before members of the Utah Savings and Loan league today at their an nual meeting. Ruble said latest loans in showed that building figures nine western states are up 83 per ceot from a year ago. The national average is 68 per cent. He added that savings and loan groups ' under the San Francisco bank are financing loans for more than 1,000,000 persons, with volume last ' year amounting to more than $72,000,000 in home r 7- mm) Bu Pont 40 Outside White J House Paint keeps your houae looking "freshly painted' foi years! See the label for full ! description of the "aelf clean- I ingw action. -- if Bvrif1 whH , IUUH rutt, rat, an Excellent cvrf 4tmf N. 47 No. ' 1 gaT GESSFORDS as- , 5-25- cleaning" Nntt Ruble's bank is reserve head- . 'J ana hlalnf ' Aha available la aaavlar-te- ... ttarta; 4I mn4 riwraM whit, stay loans. quarters for savings and loan 11-- M Univ. Ave. sociations in: Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona; Hawaii! and Alaska. r kr a ct: iiisf Lay. rvn JVJ t P.M. ce : .. t ' v . . .. ' got Wyoming . fitcipfmtttt) By UNITED PRESS Newj homes will continue to spring up in abundance through- SALES ' de TODAY FROM 12 NOON TO 9 rain, the first of an conse-qiinthis year. But it was very ligtit and farmers and ranchers saij it didn't bring much relief, so?(ie PROVO j New York Industrial Averages! Off .83 at 11 o'clock. Bid Asked Bristol Silver .$ .t)6tt $ .09 . Cardiff ...... .29 .25 Central Std .03 y . .04 Chief Con. ...... .95 1.00 .24 .26 Clayton Silver . .24 .25 Columbus Rexall Combined Metals .19 .21 Crescent Eagle . .07 hi .09 East Standard . . .02 .02 East Utah . .12 .10 Eureka Bullion . . .07 .09 . Eureka Lilly .06 .05 V Great Western . . .0314 .05 Horn Silver .09 .12 . Indian Queen .... .01 .01 . Leonora .04 .05 y Madison Mines , . .10 .13 Miller Hill .03 V .05 Mt. States Dev. . . .05 .07 . New Majestic .03 .03 i HI . UNITED SALES & SERVICE 9 J' , Barihgs finally do wear out j : d: ! 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