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Show j Unvs. Bnsnnnr Sgs&t'iZdjtgrsxa 6A The Feminine Touch Later-Mo- m Still Flutes By MAXINE MARTZ Deseret News Staff Writer When Mrs. Mildred Larsen and her husband, Alwe, were man led he insisted she keep up with her music. It hasn't always hepn easy hut 21 years and 10 children latei she is still plaiing the flute professionally. She has nper let hrr membeiship lapse since joining the Musicians Union a! the age lk yeuuiprue ears For the past eight Mis. Larsen has been principal 1 t flutist with the Salt Lake Philharmonic Orchestia and befoie that she w'as with the Utah fT S mphony Orchestra for many yeais. She also plays m some smaller groups now for wed- ' dings, etc. She was with the Philharmonic when Liberace came to Salt Lake City a few years ago. Her children were so elated they went mrp and dowm the street the SAIT LAKE Plans 2-Fo- H r-l . Split Of Stock Dtsm BOISE, IDAHO (UPI) -Directors of Idaho Power Co. have proposed a split of the common stock and said they intend to boost the quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share on the new stock with the Aug. 21 payment. This would be equal to 50 cents on the present shares on which the company has been paying 45 cents quarterly. Stockholders at the annual meeting May 3 will also be asked to approve an Increase in authorized common to 12 million shares frept 6 million and to cut the par value to $5 a share from $10. Directors said the effective date of the split has been set. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, Ml i;. Nran twimu UHr S.P., Santa Fe Execs Give Views On W.P. Case IN: The case for the control of WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL- J ROAD was argued again in Salt Lake City, this time before members of the Salt Lake Exchange Club. Fnday Amid charges of monopoly, diversion of traffic, choking of competition, two main items shone forth as advantages of a merger of W. P., with either SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., or the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE, by the champions of those twosrailroads. W. P. has said previously that if it has to merge it would prefer to go with Santa Fe. At first, when reports started sifting through to the public that S. P. and Santa F e were buying up Western stock, W. P. said leave us alone." However, on Friday, D. W. Tanner, superintendent of S. P.s Salt Lake division, told the Exchange Club that merger of his railroad and W. P. would be one way of helping the railroads to cut costs and offer the public the lowest possible rates. He added that S. P. control of W. P. would guarantee preservation of present W. P. operations through the Salt Lake Gateway, charging the Santa Fe would divert traffic over the Santa Fes southern route from the rich Pacific Coast freight plum if Santa Fe gained control. ..Not so, cried Richard K. Knowlton, Los Angeles, an attorney for Santa Fe. He denied there would be a diversion of traffic via the southern route in Arizona to Chicago. Instead, Southern Pacific is intent on creating its own rail monopoly in the San Francisco Bay area and between Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Southern Pacific maintains that W- - P. will remain an independent, aggressive carrier. But we say that defies logic a company will not compete with itself, saM Mr. Knowl- V Nec - CREWThree top operations officers of United Air Lines, facing group, outline days special flight problems after hearing capsule department reports. COMBAT Think Driving's Tough? Pity Poor Air Lines! telling CITY, UTAH, Speaking of BUSINESS Idaho Power Co. 10 Children Of BUSINESS NEWS FINANCE - INDUSTRY - OIL - MARKETS - MINING neighbors, "Momma s going to play for LibBy NORMAN R. BOWEN erace." Deseret News City Editor M r s. Larsen You think you have it bad, battling winter driving conifinds time to ditions occasionally? while practice ton. Miss Mart shes Then consider the harassed airlines. giving lesThe railroads in the western United States including Youll have a new conception of what trouble the word sons to her nine students w'ho W. P. are in sound financial condition. "weather" can mean. come after school and on Sat-u- i . Therefore, Mr. Knowlton believes that there is no reason Airports are suddenly fogged in a airliners approach or days. She does this by playfor any type of merger and that, on the contrary, the comare scheduled to take off. ing duets with tlfom. After the petition which exists between S. P. and W. P. is healthy and Storm fronts build up and'ing went: lesson is over, she usually desirable. an 8 Si or t hour hod 30 am all On the dot of continues pn half necessitate Both railroads have maintained that if either gains conso playing exercises or pracuhS ate so ambled Airliners top operation officers filed! of W. P., the acquired line would retain its independtrol are diverted to distant airlquietly into the Briefing ticing music for the next conent status. fields. cert. Room Meanwhile, Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad has l R Pettv a grizzled air That is only part of it The But when she startedat maintained a neutral attitude, while the giant Union Pacific hard pressed opeiations offi line veteran up fiom the pilot MEW FROM JET Two AUL pilots completing iet the age of 14 when she inhei-itehas acquired some W. P. stock and has come out for S. P a flute from her father--sh'rers already had their hands ranks, presided. He is vice tiansition check out landing technique in npw DC8 m the battle for the hand of little Western Pacific. full even before bad weather president in charge of opera simulator. Million-dollatrainer duplicates in amazpracticed as much as six In fact, there is talk in brokerage and railroad circles hit them. Like equipment tions. On signal, the staff to eight hours a day on ma ing degree actual flying conditions and approach. that Union Pacific has been buying up some D&RGW stock Person-el troubles and failures. terial she had gathered. meteorologist rapidly prewith matrimony with that line in mind. problems, including strikes sented the weather report with Dr. Frank Asper gave hei turnover and illness. Time particular detail on major her first flute lessons, then she zone changes. Missed connec- routes and cities. Time: 3 minstudied one summer with the Executives Exchange Club tions Emergencies, including utes. first flutist of the Los Angeles lost races with the stork, the A new business, new in Salt Lake and new in concept, Symphony. Flute instructors Departments Report lone remaining bird which can has opened offices and a sales drive in the Utah capital. were scarce then, but she In rapid fire order, other still outfly the jet. The fickle Called the EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE CLUB, it has taken played in the high school or ieported: and quit k John Q departments office space at 221 E. 9th South. The club is a national orchest i a and won a years Set vices concisely outlined Public scholaiship to Biigham Young ganization that is it will be when the expansion is comthe maintenance situation All these daily erne, University where she plaved pleted with headquarters in Los Angeles. The Mountain 'gemies K,h, alr(.raft ou( pf a fW the an lines have learned to in the orchestra and learned West franchise is held herp by H. L. Stewart, a former North 203 vveie out of service Bv CHARLES V NEAL IR. deal with in stride. But to take of a lot about music lhe following 'penal ttavp Carolina boy who formeily was a captain in charge of pubBy S4IAIA PORTFR Three more were undergoing lic relations at Hill Air Force Base, and Ollie Shrader, a Los Family Financial Counselor care of the sudden operation routinp cheeks A special re (In collaboration with the Re- and entertainment Expanding House expense! There aie mam' rules (or blocks thrown at the scheduled port was upcoming on a spareh Institute of America) problem' Agents have been Angeles businessman. The oi gani.ailun is a fin m of baiter There's seldom been a time exchange between businessmen and works something like when babies haven't been turn .prudent, solvent living Bill airliner by Jack Frost, the troublesome hydraulic rjlin The Tiea'urv is not onlv.,0: operations officers have der on the new DC 8. Time: 2 this: When a business is accepted in the organization, a $100 hling around the Larsen home1 here are a few offered by a had to . . , Not to consider any initiation fee is paid. The business receives develop some impres minutes. spotlighting extravagant ex a minimum of and theyve had to move from man fiom the credit raid as automatic evi- $1,000 in Exchange currency (not sive organizational techniques accounts and like Uncle pense fringe negotiable place to larger place to aecom- state of Transportation department The advent of the jet has dence of a deductible business Sams) that can be spent immediately in any amount for modate the expanding family, ington. on the days special benefits by rereported pushed along this trend as air- needs. Three aircraft were quiring - Save a little The present home at 979 2nd expense. You will need sup- anything needed and carried by another member. In exbust line operations have become 'each month or Ave. has 15 rooms. needed for political charter. nessmen to porting evidence showing who change for this 1,000 rasbucknicks, the business must more and more of a complex, I told my husband we can't pay period Extra equipment was needed show these was entertained, why, when, pledge that it will accept in return 1,000 of club currency at king sized problem. - Trade only jJby f move again, Mrs. Larsen said full retail for its products or service. The only cash that at Chicago to handle a rush of items on the etc. Visit Nerve Center ever changes hands is a service fee to Executive Exchange, Wed have to buy a hotel t at reputable" traffic and a special cargo Uace of their re- Not to accept an expense Inc., which amounts to 7 The 10 children, seven boys S( 0, A To see how thp airlines are shipment en roule from Hono 'urns as I re' per cent of the transaction which regard and three girls, range from 2 PS; 0f diary as proof of a deductible the buyer pays. Everything has to be sold at advertised to handle the to New Y'oik. Time: One ported. It is also organizing to 20 years. The, oldest boy is'r,arg expense unless thp amounts price so actually one businessman is buying something he creased job 'of keeping order minute jtakmg the imare relatively small thp on a mission for the Cliui ch of p, ja ed by firms of ant nepris with his own product', av' Mr Stewart. on the airwavs, we visited; port step cited Opeiations special than If the Jesus Christ of Lattei-da"light Mr. Neal 0f pOOI ipputa the neivp center of one of the pi oblents Los Angeles was tightening upon DARGW REVENUES UP Gross operating revenues for diarv lisls heavy expenditures, Saints, now. hut to fill up the )on expense ac- Delavs wetP re laigest camel s United Air (ongested D&RGW for the 1960 year were $76,316,359, compared with void Mis. is tending Watch the scales and i.idt Lines opeiations center at ported at Seattle and O'Hare count "loophole Sylvia Porter agents must ask for support da a $75,397,060 in 1959, the annual report of the railroad shows. two neighbor ehildien duting .Field in Chicago. A Boeing? 720 which the Treasury itself ln8 Not to ipgisterat checkout eountei s Denver's Stapleton Field deductible the day. ,b Operating expenses were up, thanks to a substantial raise in permit I here we witnessed a highly Was reported grounded for a created All emplovps vv ho get car expenses to be computed the corporate income taxes in Colorado, where D&RGW Sells Cosmetics cheek at Cleveland. A replace and all emplnveis who pay merely on the basis of headquarters. So the railroad's net was off a bit from the In addition, this amazing, ment plane was being ferried accounts should read mileage times an estimated preceding year. The net was $8,608,956 in 1960, compared trim little mother has been from Denver. Time: 4 minutes. the following points with ut-- . ( ost Pr nule. You will have to with $8,694,185 in 1959. a cosmetic firm representative Session Ends business actual prove use', most care. for the past year. "We needed where the car was Mr. Petty thanked his cosome extra money with a boy Generallv, employe when. etc. used. back his and workers Visits In S.L. pushed on a mission, she smiled. "My; - Hire only the best repair loffieers flving 23,958 passen-husbanNot to accept checks chair. The session was over. dcsn t have to report his re- can't do it all. He is men 793 over in gers departures Murl Daniels, Boston, Mass 10 minutes. And imbursed busine's expenses or made out to cash as evidence an interior decorator, paper, . Re skeptical of any "free"! 13 000 milps of main line air Elapsed timecpc'ur'ible a of expenditures. later members the minute i0 of the National Coshis on reimbursement his own president merchandise. hanger and painter. .way was centered in a mpOne final word of caution were back at their return 16 he is mquired by his tumer She thinks large families are Assn., Inc., has 'been in av ailahle dium-sizeroom looking like- Ipfral yPe the best & stations working out employer to "account for on rT F deductions to owners wonderful. There is no selfish counsel in legal, financial, and something out of a space Salt Lake City the past few days of held If losely corporations. the day's prob these e.xen,ses and he does so. ness and there's never a dull health matters movie conferring with Clifford Alien, vice In this rase, an employe's own you have thought of cutting lems moment On the walls were massive Save receipts for a least on T & F expenses, corners of the association. president n But the retui the is in sense dean I walked in the other although meeting night a XPar think again. If the Treasury Mr. Allen, president of the map' with the airline routes was brief, the preparation cer-- of not showing any question and 17 ihildien vveie in the Be rateful when asked to chatted and with terminals in disallows the corporation a deSALT LAKE COSTUME, INC., said tair.ly was not Research for able expense account items. on front mom watching TV, she vote mot e taxes on y ourself blinking: lights Lucite panels one duction for such payments to he and Mr. Daniels laid plans for face. covers all its day's briefing laughed In essence, these are iuIps captured at a glance the (lav's 82 the stockholder-officer- , it also the organizations national convenSome employers give UAL cities Mrs Larsen doesn't plan to avoid originating and workload and pro'blnms Bat usually taxes him on the same tion next June in Boston. Mr. and each day, hut she admits that losses in a complications require 3000 tain employes expense ac- amount as a dividend. Dependmtnotnv, teries of clocks gav e current partures Daniels will return to Boston on t olemet ors vioVriTn as manv as counts without raring particu time is a factor and you have one in whichcomplex init is difficult to times at all domestic Mr. Daniels ndimono individual statistics. iarly how Ute money is spent. ing on the tax brackets Monday. 1o be systematic m combining tax a extra total cost is logal. ethical, Hawaiian points. Weather in-- i volved, In order to permit these spea large family with a career ownto the and its The suggestions formation and problems were consider trouble corporation and other sidelines. is routine to cial employes to come under er can come to more than 100 DARGEB GETS CERTIFICATE A Certificate of have no absolute values, and. listed and keptd current. the general rule of not report-Mr- . Dines V41th Husband cent Graduation of the disallowed exfrom the of Institute jn faet, I could take issue with per Organization such the Management employ-Expenses, Petty has set his team ing has been presented to Stanford P. Darger, secretary man-ager Im a great believer in chil- several of them penses. sual spt P accounting station per-i, tough goal: keep the of the Retail Merchants Assn., of the Salt Lake dren going to bed early, she bi and mer comes the "off City aiUinps high com- formance at 95 per cent effi . . ,, , emilort si, i ci a v fooric th.m , Chamber of Commerce. The certificate represents the culuse a as to check mtend mand Uually hold all In other "Potions words, ciency. They first puts the little ones to quality and a good bargain a mination of three years work in a curriculum established penses disallowed, short, taut briefing session partures and arrivals ONton expenses, bed, sends the others off n Newcomers to a market often and supervised jointly by the Chamber of Commerce of the is now being This loophole all with had! a was This departments day United States, Stanford University and Santa Clara Unistudy and then has dinner lark rapital and have to tclv examclosed. an When agent spited Yesterdav's mistakes day: 92 per cent, on a dav that hr Tb Bill (Dlulrlhnlril alone with her husband when on the of their product are versity, both of California. Avndirlr Inf ines an employer's return, he prob- saw 19.447,918 revenue passen roripeted. todav he comes home. They also try to catchquality on So it pavs to take lems outlined and to the instructed examine is com flown. But had miles any you ger to get out at least once a a chance onoe in a while the feeling the next day would type of "accounting which is plications pin pointed week alone to dinner or some And if anyone can 'ell me required from employes whose Herr s 'he wav The meet more than make up for it e'ent away fiom the family are reimbursed. If how to identify the "best' ic expenses Because of their many activi the agent feels that the emor counselors either pairman, ties, the Larsens haven't been for that matter, I will be mueh ployer's accounting requireWall Street Chatter Santa Fe Railway has the strength to the support reable to get away much on va 3. Control ments are not adequate to inassociations and by Santa Fe will Trade obliged. So of the 26 Western Pa- ceived by Santa Fe from labor contribute to Mrs. Larsen's wish cations. support busithat sure often give legitimate only adequate transgroups professional when they reach retirement ness expenses are reimbursed, cific Railroad union organiza- - and other organizations. For portation service: (a) by asthe impression that all their AFL-CIin Southcontest tions with its the ge is to take, off and sAe members labor example, he will check out the employes suring continuation of aggresare of equal skill and the world. sive competition, and (b) prewho received reimbursement ern Pacific for control of the Her hobby is reading and in55't.v and for purposes of auditing their Western Pacific Railroad. serving man's in this But general gateways sometimes she even finds time This came through the filing have formally intervened in and routes fostering Where the records. so that increased The sense. personal make suggestions to do a little of it. of Western Association of the Santa Pe appli- traffic demands of the support employer's accounting require- future typical consumer is so intent can be met. Noting' stocks on Wednesday and "this ment is not adequate, the Pacific general chairmen of a cation. for NEW YORK UPI on getting something the Interstate of The association's of fundamental one Com) is petition 4. of the the greatest techni-- Treasury expects petition Control by Southern Paemploye factors he becomes meat for13 HOWE RENTS nothing haven't changed much of late, cal aids for further advance. to have his own records to sup-- therce Commission which "ful- intervention to the ICC made cific would result in the elimthe fast pitch boys. Barhe & Co. says Dow Theory On ination of competition and ths Granville saysport his expense account de- ly supports the application of the following points: COMPRESSORS If you would avoid trouble Santa Fe and opposes the 1 The brotherhood employes return of monopoly followers seem to have been Nast, Frank Shattuck, ductions. in the area remember he simply is advoJACK HAMMERS doing most of the buying of Certaln-teeand Fairbanks! You. .as an employer, can application of Southern Pa- are dependents for their now served by Western Pacating care, quality and comlolt Lk Of Im em-cific. hood upon the continuation by cific. stocks in the past few Whitney are attractive issues. help your expense account W Wh. tS7i U Dm mon smse. The association represents ' Western Pacific of aggressive sessions. 5. Control IX ploves steer clear of Treas-by th Retitter u4 (IfUtiei by Southern PaL 26 Western Pacific union competitive rail service in the cific ClOK SUNDAYS Trtbn Also, Bache says, the poor! Good yf4lrt. IfHM will adversely affect the & Co.'s weekly urv trouble by setting up a the body 93 fitM. earnPaarea served by Western good reading in accounting procedure, organizations comprising quarter Western Pacific employes in letter recommends cent of all Western Pacific cific. ings reports is being played the matter of employment opNew- For example, employers should per Goodrich, Hayden down in favor of likely in- 2. The employes are memrequire employes to submit employes. International .Minerals portunities. port, W. L. Phipps, chairman of bers of the communities served crease In railroad earnings Chemical and data such as bills, 6. Control Macy out of the supporting by Southern Paonce the economy starts movwhenever the etc., association, signed the pe- by Western Pacific and have cific will tickets, stubs, great middle class of stocks. adversely affect tha tition. an interest in the growth and possible. ing briskly higher, of the $15,000 fo $30,000 Should the economy Leo E. Sievert, Santa Fe You, as an employe, can proof such communi- where Western communities Pacific A I Thomson McKinnon recom-Franties. says tect yourself by keeping full vice president at San moving forward, Bache ployes now reside. M Yr. Is! Mortgage mends Kansas City Southern trading and investment oppor- and adequate supporting rec- cisco, in announcing the supTo Develop and Southern Pacific. Strictly tunities in this highly selective ords of both reimbursements port noted that the Western for income, it likes Santa Fe, market climate still exist in and actual expense outlays. Pacific union employes have ENT for Yard V Commercial Property Its sug-er- You should not fail to do this endorsed the stand taken earCAO, Illinois Central, South-- j ' relative abundance. tir.c ita"0 Value Protected 200 Railway and Union Pacific. gestions: Avco, Texas Gulf Sul- if you think your employers lier by Western Pacific manIH IuMmt tired J londxaM blade phur, Lockheed, Chrysler, requirements may agement. All Replies Confidential low WltKIND Joseph E. Granville of E. F. Royal Dutch, Ana- be considered inadequate by Sievert added, This action TMCTOR CENT Hutton A Co. say rising short conda, Quaker Oats and West- the Treasury. WRITE BOX 101, SANDY, UTAH emPacific Western the by 1141 I. Mi We ) interest trend helped many ern Union. 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