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' i t a r - m .! !1. i 3 ' s' i u li Acodetiy Craduate NCO wfl-- r ,1 v I. J h I' i. ' C Rutherfonl ' and Thomas C. Workman. Earnest Hruno. From Martin Herman Dillon and F. C. Mi'ano Gus From Northwest Pr.ce Harris. Sam Tallerieo, Jr., Ralph ' ; ' me. Ajronoa-wsai- . x. ujot ntwaiit to awjqu DISTRIBUTING UTAH 'lC' k -- CO., u v :'. v: s . Price, Utah At Kennecotts Bingham Canyon mine, men and machines are working on the largest industrial expansion program in Utahs history to increase copper production at the Utah Copper Division. One phase of the program is pictured here. Rail lines are being removed from a mine level is part of the project to substitute trucks for trains in hauling overburden from the mine .o nearby dumps. When the rails are removed road graders will smooth the way for the new, big trucks at Kennecott. More than 50 miles of roads will be built, measuring 50 to 125 feet f in width, to complete this phase, on tomorrow,. Skilled men, with their eyes Kennecotts operare on the job throughout ations. In addition to those at the mine, others are preparing for the expansion of the precipitation plant, the construction of a new EXCHANGE DAYS AT r trading company If Santa goofed and gave you the wrong size or color or type, and if he purchased it at Price Trading, well be happy to exchange it now. continuing our traditional friendly service, we'll make exchanges between December 26th and 31st, 1963 during Yes f 4 regular store hours! Our friendly sales staff is crushing and grinding plant at the concentrators and the modernization of the converter aisle at the smelter. Employees associated with the dollar expansion program are working not only for Kennecott, but for Utah as welL They are part of a long range plan to keep Kennecotts copper production a sound, healthy business. All are contributing to Utahs growing economy . . . today, and everyday! 100-milli- I- - ready to assist ' - s- - wm-w4- "' 7 ' i ... - v you with your exchanges. i ? I ' V Ay p h' 4 c . V .4 4' , 44 WEST MAIN STREET . ? . , Z t t X atd& efrtyeet' ait uhsXm A j(tz & dutajf teaAv t& tftl Jufiftdy ana CARBON AVE. 0 'F'ttf&(cd - ? Jf 33 NORTH h Kennecott Copper Corporation 1 Hiding fJntceJSVO f Utah Copper Dhislon M && Thr Mg UTAH MICE, E, Listed Prospective Jurymen for 1964 In Carbon County Utah Labor Scene Veterans SUN-ADVOCAT- ,? |