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Show ' 11 ' ' - -- - it : - Aelputexckgrzau , Your itikoner's Worth ,,. FINANCE Speaking Of Business - - ------ - ' -I-NDUSTRY - OIL - MARKETS -- MINING - ''''"" -- . Reason For Budget, Illoes sal- impressive ay boost in 1957, , owns he . charming, - - e. No"- , 1 . a not - ' A , - h ... z-VRut- r.7' 61 57 ' 'Appointment of Orin t.;.- - Rich----- 1,,,DIrgi ards as vice president and man- - ammit.a.r ager of Ideal National Insurance lAmMetal C o. was announced by John S. Boyden, chair-- "man of , the;. the - , 14 FeddraQ FlitrolC. Fireston Tom:Ma FordMit 141440141 15,1.---4 1, 19;4- 22; I Ilr7 V ''' 88, Vs 411 154414. tio 81841- 341- - 3021 ,,Iii, 11 71 181 331 . 51 411 ,-, 8741- 2, 3614- 1- 71 51 1021 - ' L...1 There-the-firm , - ' ,,, . XELLY-WESTER- 1 . . - - plough gét back. in - step with ,, -- - , the Joneses. r 4 -- -- Ruth hasn't bought a new kitchen appliance since 1956, and although she wants a lot of new furnishings for their home, she is resigning to modest decorating changes. 'Soft' Goods - Doti parents,- in short,- have cut back on their purchases of expensive hard goods because so much of their income is going into expensive purchases of soft he-t-se- GROWS IN . , , , , : RATINGThe the national ratings for growth during 1957, Frank At. 'frowning, president, was notified by the AMERICAN BANKER, daily publication of the banking business. The pub. licatiOn told Mr. Browning that it is one of the largest "leaps", -in rating for quite a few years. ' - - Sugar Beet Contracts Approved Sugar beet contracts between growers and companies openating in Utah and Franklin Countyridaho, have been approved for 1958 with substantially the same provisions as last year. Contracts were approved with the FRANKLIN COUNTY ! SUGAR CO., Franklin, Idaho; AMATI.GAMATED SUGAR CO. services. and goods of Ogden, operating in Cache and Weber counties; LAYTON' Both are drastically revising SUGAR Cp., operating in pox Elder, Salt Lake, Utah, Sanpete, their buying pattensr, not be- Sevier, Tooele and Millard counties. While the contracts car. cause they want to do so, but ried no change in the scale of payment, there were provisions simply because the financial for improvements in conditions under which the beets will be ' strain of their growing children grown and harvested. , is forcing them to do so. The story of Joe and Ruth- is NEW RAIL CARFresh produce, freight and frozen foods, being repeated in millions of the PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS plans to haul all of these homes all over the country to commodities in the same car, a new "allpurpose" mechanical day about 'every- income-levelexce-pt "reefer" ?low being built on its assembly line at Los Angeles the highestwhich A total of 1,000, costing more than $20 million, has been ormakes it a story of fundamental dere& Half of the super-gian- t order will consist of economic significance. size. models and the other half will be the standard , The , baby boom and the - -- 50-10- 40-fo- '- strong trend toward larger famWar ilies during the II era have formed a iglittering post-Worl- xr, 1. ,.,-- : , - , t - , - 1 i - , . - ;-- I - - . . I ' . 4241FPLInft ,PFS- perity. thii population bade ground for boom still odsts. And when the postwar babies reach marrying age in the '60s and form families of their own, the demand for houses, cars, ap,pliances, home furnishings and countless other goods and serv 1 Ices will become explosive. Submits Explanation , Eut, right now, the postwar , babies are entering the ages when they become increasingly . expensive to their. parents. Kids . between six and 16 eat as much , as their parents. Their clothing and repair bills balloon. Their , needs for all sorts of services1 soar. (I know what I'm writing' about, for I have an 13.year-old- ; ' it seems to me her budget for shoes, clothes, recreation expands by the day.1 Even families in the middle-uppe- r income brackets find that when extra hundreds of dollars . InustgQ101eed and clothe the . youngsters, spending on things the parents'want must be cut . Here, I submit, is a basic but generally unrecognized explanation for the fact that overall sales of food and clothing have been. mounting while overall . 'sales of cars and appliances have been slipping.. , I -- 1 , - I 1 . . i' t - I 1 - 1 1 .1 i t 1 . 1 ; . i ) 1 1 I (Distributed IONS by Tbe Ran Syndicate, Ise ) ' (AU itidbas Iteserved) . . The - 1958 . - - ? d ,. ' - , 111 5i 51 , ; - : , ,. ' , From the desk calendarIn Pittsburgh for the national directors' midwinter meeting is Alfonsi) G. Pia, national three- - - tor, NATIONAL 'MACHINE ACCOUNTANTS ASSN., Monte L. Hunsaker, zone manager here for INVESTORS DI- investment manage-VERSIFIED SERVICES, INC, merit corporation, has been honored for his sales record dur- ing 1957, Lewis H. Hunsaker, divisionar sales manager, says. . ETD. Erickson, manager of ZALE'S ANDERSON JEW- ELRY CO has just returned from the firm' s national mana- ;- -- BANK CLEARING METAL PRICES Platinum-40- ft. 99 3 OuickstiverS220425 fine. 76-l- b P72 75 oz. flask. detiverl lNew. York PnImPt 94 Tungsten Powder-- 68 8 pe r eent ;room pure. 113.15 lb nom. 7'nePr4 me "tern Vey, Y ork 10.50c lb; lb. Tin-1- 0se m. LW0.00c - ETII1V 14 14 Lurie, the. .Transmr 591 TrttaxTr II TriCont - 14 14 4. 50t4.1. 15 41 3014- 1. iti .v1211,1, 1.. 541 33 41 47,414 251 33 14 14 ii 14 31 NtDairi NtDistil 321 19 19 43 35 14 1- 71'3614- 39!: 21 UnitAlre UniAirl. linitRise I21 171 UnF,Coal 21 UniFruit 211 231 11 UniGsCo UnitGaal I . t 311 141 49;- 321 - 1.1tP&I, 3 14, 7414- 1- 14 4- 14 24 14 3217 521-- 1 190 13 26V4i. 9 20141 sto 111 W aVnadm Iwuiiren 21 WstAirl, WstnPec 141 41 14 81.. 34 4 vi 54141 261-- , 44 - 2414; 43- 29 38 n s - year-tha- . , yrwaes cisstations 17'79321H) n() Thursday's dIdtgl ,23,877,925.00 Same der last year 122.056.022.00 Week's bank debits 126.238.237.00 Same week last year 15.659,627.44 elearinu Eriday's Same- - day last Year 18,101,456.35 Week's clearings v40447501 A Same week last 'resit-1124194,068.42 - . . . 60G Workers' Laid Off . MILWAUKEE! (UP) --- A. O. $rnith Corp.'s plant here has laid off an additional 600 em'work force ployes, cutting-It- S in this ci to 7,000, it warin, . . - Vigt ntin WetAirll u WstngEl WheeiS 14 Wiworth Worthng Itale&T ; 1- 32144 2714- 1- 1. 281 01. 291 221 451- 14 ' 4.82 Vs .95 4,25 :92 25.00 without much change, aircrifts eased fractionally and rails backed down a bit. Carter Products edged frac- tionally to a third straight 1957-5high in a steady to firm, drug group and Lorillard ex. tended its recovery in the, 211.00 16 87'4 18.00 ' 212 2:00 36.00 34.00 . Bonk sad Insurance Continental Bank -- first Security Corp 00 40.00 203 00 312.00 19.50 - 21.00 471 60 493,00 30 00 32.00 31.00 2923 192.00.- - 189 00 .51.00-- 1 53.00 25.430 RS 38.00 first National Utah Nome lire Inane Utah Sw.intia Valley State Valley Nati (Phoenix) Zion's- &Ming Zion First Net) Sank - 252,41- -- tobaccos. ---- ------ 4f4 I I II ! 1 . . , s wore steady to Cotton extended its gains past -$130 a bale after a hesitant .35 ' 43.37. Aral, grains aLso steadied. 4 t i .30 oil Securities Paradox Production Resource Ventures Seneca Oil ' Texota Oil State .23 .75 1 87 .70 ' WheatVI I .72 1;4,41 Lucky Me Radorock Rare Metals Standard Uranium Whits CSIWOrt Mintnt 3.1214 11 Open 2 18 va 2.1514 MaY 193 JUIN' 112 Sept Dee Corn March May .18 I 7,jocnoc,,,arzuumranium -. March Ye' 13.50 Federal Uranium in 23175 2.0214 - High Love ' Class 21914 LIB 215 19314 21914. 9614 0814 2 1914 1 95 1.99 ' 2.0414 11114 11114 1.1424, 1.1514 1.1814 1.17,s 1 2 1614 11814 1.1414 ,L.14114 94Ia 1 1 0114-2.11314 1.1141 1.1414 1.11 1.1414 1.1714 1.1714 1.1714 Sept Dee 1.111 1.1714 L14 6- .6414 .6274 Mayat- 4:4245 .38. ..57 MS 9614 1 Jule 1.25 175. - range: I SI Ye Nat, mnGia:net . th GRAIN FUTURES' CHICAOO - reb., 21 (UP )Grain ' AG ' .80 1 1 - .83 ' July Dee- Rye- -. WOOL MARKET .6424,.' .6614 6514 .6314 .6014 .61 .60 Sent 75-ce- nt ' 8- - - 8 .30 Ashley Valles' Aztec 12 271i 28.00 Oil 20.00 (linty .57 .52 English Ott Justheim Petroleum - I .08 - .08 4 12Y1 Sorthweirt Production 3 A212 Oil Incorporated 12til 8.78 Th:ee 1111- -, 1420741- 1191112 191 391z--41 Security Leasing Co Strevell-PatersoFin Utah Fire Clay Vitro Corporation Western States Retin ,ZCMI , - --- ' , , ' ton 111 411 applies to companies which have the promise of earnmAii: -14 Northrp 901 79144- -itt 41141. 14 NthwAri YesSkT las- t-- FatonNft ing more-thi14 111133 4 541Zenith OhioEd such as Otis Elevator, likely to to date. 11,441594. 1.700,000 N.Y. Total stock ?MEN Isles sharec,tete 3.957, $3.50 for report excluding a equity in foreign earnings, and AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Penn Fruit which could earn $1.50 In 1958 against $1.30 last Sales in 100s Closet Chg. Sales in 100e 1Clotel Chi. Sales In 100e 1Closei Chg. year. 201 20141 1,1.1Z1ne 50f 174 DayMin Edmund W. Tabell, analyst AcmeW 'NewP31 3 2 4'13161 281 DuLabA 634 AmMrcb 28 250 12 9 for Walston & Co., continues to AmPetin ElBd&S CeoklepC 414 971 49 18k 14 2 3 lasCW PacPett.w At EguityC advise lightening commitments1 17 716 2 EurekaC Plereel0 lciSec 10 2 27 131 62 4 12 Penton Farto01 5.- In capital goods stocks in favor BriumSt 32 PretnED 35 FlyTiger ,r 32 7 of foods, food chain, tobacco, BritA0' 6 261 34 FordCA ShttekD 41 11 754 1 itPet 23 8 11137 1 10 .134 Sher Wm GlnAldn BunkH a utility, finaike, container and BurryBi 31 53 2 74 kleclaM1 Snotone 44 6, 12 42 ' Techil,e liumb01 electronics issues. He lists some CalE1Pw 14 15 41 13 40 Thiokol 414 116 impOil 25 CadnA0 31 Issues "whioh seem to have CitnMre 83 13 9 TriCWte 2 Kaiserin 14 i1.1SPollS 43 234 'Ile 14 31 24 Mesabi' 4 merit" National Gypsu IL ClarYCP 9 51 491 02 CreoleP litleiSug Mlydnm t 40. 173 501116 American Can, Anchor Hocklit , CubMIS Wbb leKe 47 1 MIST&T 23 Container Corp., Lily Tulip, Total American atcek sales Friday, 400,000 'ham; 1258 to date, 21,864.701. Hoffman Electronics, Raytheon, Sperry, Zenith, Family Finance, General Foods, United Biscuit, NEW YORK BOND MARKET:. First National Stores, Carolina TrIttat's Quotation, Power & Light, Panhandle East. Sales In 111000j Clime- Chs, Sales in 910001 Close- Chi. ern Pipe Line, Bell & Howell, Sales In 210001 Close. -Chit, 511 801292 NYCont S4. Ches&O 5,10012 General Railway Signal, Inter. AlliedC 12 211 NYN1111 48 12 ChANW AmtaP 191 8312 21141. 90 PhilInsP CillesSe 84 12 national IMInerals & Chemical, ATT2 V4 '171 SILS14s 212312 OowCh 12 104 1 AT&SP Sinc011 7 al 103107 World Air Ways, 138t0414 - Er22412 -1 SPee412 GeoMot- - - 5 712 24 88 2010A and Wilson & 2 4214 9412 ' 2010 MKTIst Or412, 43 StOillnd 4512 12 5,105 MoPee5 76 21 W. 1 La Tourette of She'll:. B&0414 15 52 - 12 12 3 do434 9 Beth EU SOS 1 9414 $ 71 son, Hammitt & Co., says that CanPac taking a longer lookahead it Total N Y. bond sales Friday. 114.7dAOn0; 1958 to date. $107.ow000. seems almost certain that withTotal American bond ;ales Friday, $100.000; 195 1 to dot. 13.358.000. in the nextseveral- - years the ' ' oil industry will resume its exLIVESTOCK MARKET cellent long term trend of V 19; Teb. LAKE. tanners and cutters 131150: SALT NOST0 growth and that oil reserves arket utility deirybred bulls 21 23; few head not tasted earli eummereial 20. will be widely sought as hdgesj pi HogsMarket steady on all classes. Calves salable IS. Nominal. against inflation ..I'The inter- U.S. No. l and 2 butchers lbs. isolable pone. Nominal. Noes national companies including 25. lbs. and Sheep salmi:dal none. Nominal. Lightweight smooth Gulf. Socony Mobil, Standard sold up to 18 50. Most weights of Cslifornia and Texas Co. ap. lbs. Same heavier MARKETS IN tRIEF pear particularly attractive at' weights below 18.00. this time since this group SheepMarket sot tested early., sr tinitad Prase LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21 should fare best in 1958." ...Livestock: Stocks easier in maid trading. vogue - 2,4 r 171 1,14 - e - 42141. 26141. ;111'87 111511 - 00of 441 911- - 84 14 51 41 USSmelt 14 USSteet ind 1,4 if I., t - s v4 7214- 1 8 281- - , 14 1111Subbr1 22141 291 171 7341' "Unit-co-- 4, USGype 14 USPlyw 33411.. el --34 ITS&PSec - 5514 14 '31 30141 lYn1PC114 4124 5- 1491 '7100 1,InTanit 18341 27141 2,8 NtAvn Nat Bad NtCahRit NtCtyLn 251 651 1515011C4, 1.1nPacil 84 20i- - 25 161 32141 89 20Centlr UnBasC UnCarb 254 304 3414 15- Z: NtGYPIl NtLead tit NtSteot Iv NtSup EnaTy..rmm A Tti.. v4 NwmtM NYAirBr 351 157141,4 DouglsA NYCent 351 551 DowCh NYCSL 1174- - -- girtZ4.1:112, NiagPhP NortWat v4 el 37141 NAmAvn nuyLt :.4. No Pei La.stm.nn 3:1 4 114 TrraVAL 8414 35 32 7 58 1 9 ' 131 l2k .6214 .6014 .6234 .6014 , .6114 .6l34 29 I r 1 2644 I 2714' 1 le 11614 11.1814 July (UP)Wool top futures 1.2 14 1.1614 11941 1.26 onN!WYORj the New IlDrit Cotton Exchange Fri. Sept 113 Dee 12534 123 1,253's day opened 2 to points lower. , Soybean. It 214 Opening pikes follow! March 155.0 March 2 2 2214 224 bid; May 155.4 bid; July 155.0 bid: May ' 2 25 2 26 2 26 2 21 Oct. 158 5 bid; Dec. 158 2 bid; March July 2 28 2 28 2 2814 2 29 (1959, 157.5 bid; May 157,0 bid; Jul), Sept , 2.19114L 2 20 2 1214 20. 1554 bid. 211 Nov 1 3.17 111 ,218 Wool utum opened higher points 12 75 to 14 points lower March 127.0 bid; March 13 05 12 80 1210 eM 11 12 40 127.0 12 125 1250 Oct. 5 45 May bid; May traded; July 12 50 12 40 1241 bid; Dec. 124.5 bid; March 0959) July 12 42 122 12.40 12 40 123.0 bid; May lad bid; July 121.0 Sept 12.50 12.40 bid. 12.0$ Ott March May I 2014 1 2e 114 14 -- 21. 41$ IP V4 -' 51 1 - - 1112 1- , , 31 Pan-Americ- - V4 11 12- 4,, - - V4 414 - 51- Wok - , 21Catile.-M, 190-24- 0 'r 240-25- 0 0 2 21.00-21.5- isobLw, 325-45- 0 11.00-18.0- ,..,,,'v;- L. ,, ,),,,,,,,,,.,,A,..-,,,,,,,,,?,. 'etS4 -- 4100,- - mestlx. trew 'sales' about , AVERAGES S Tit oroSsel , Furnished hr 1. A. Rosie & Co Member of the New York Stock Exchange Volume Lulea. Iloilo Woorir 11 440.000 443 IS 108 Number securities traded Noon 500,000 443,03 Ing n4 g Advances 1 10 1360.000 441 55 ' 105 55 Decline 1.370.000 441.50 105.67 Unchanged p.m. 3 p.m. New highs 1,700,000 New lows Total 1,060.000 439.74 105.80 " Vol. With Low Clot Cht. ,' nee 2:13.5410 445 53 438 811 43974 -- 3 32 ' 40 toads-Ind. 10 Mae trade rails .74 ea 80 Roils 51,300 107.05 105.40 105 80 SO 43 72 40 71 64 7208 10 second Erode rails 32,400 .15 Milo, Como 328.200 152.11,150.05 150 43 .83 utilities. - 92.30 10 3.60 157.40 .04. index futures industrials 4 Commodity 01 317 501- ,,olliontio,,4,17Ssuiat, - 265 18 - It& rp; - Lea. 4-- 23 .4, V4 . 21.50-2- DOW-JONE- I , gl$1,,' lY Stude-CHICAG- , NEW YORK, Feb. 21 (1.1P)Cuittotn smelter metal prices: AluminumPrimary, 2811910c per cent lb. ingots Plus. pure. 30-lAntimonyDomestic, 9914 per cent bulk Texas. Laredo. f.o.b. Pure. 29 00c lb. 1.7 S. delivered CooperElectrolytic. 16.00o lin. NowYork refiner 24.821c lb; lake 25.00c lb, export A.a.s.y,s. ports nomir-70 pure,' f.o.b. per. cent Kentucky-Illinois..shor- t ton 83335. , LeadCommon4 N,Y. 13.00c lb; St. tows 12 80c lb. 8 per cent pure. I to Manganese-- 99 c lb. 18 t00 'cathodes. 'Cols NickelElectrolytic Port Colborne, Ont., 74c lb. 14 291I 51 21 41 211 23 I-2- Prel2 - - 241 - 4 4041 4160 TimkRB (up-rsmw- Monday by MURRAY MOTOR CO, INC., 1716 S. State., The cars, in the 611,000 brikket, also will be shown Sunday at the firm's showrooms. A meeting with officials of M-- and baker will be held Monday atilotel Temple Square. From Stutt- - will be George Nallinger and V. B. Schoetzow,gall, Germany,Also- here will be E. IL DeBerry. Denver. of Mercedes-Benz- . zone manager for Studebaker, and LeRoy Spencer, San Fran- rise!), national service manager for Mercedes. ; , DeceaB 4' Deere priVite-beaand bull markets, according- to Sidney B. Lurie, analyst for Jo. sephthal & Co. Currently,says 25 42 31 14 3 - being distributed by STUD& , be'shown--here4Itnal- - Cutlet-1- i be a series of , CudhyP CurttsW - 36 43411 . - To Show Now C or MERCEDES-BENZ- (UP)Beneath the surface.lhere ,,,.. can r and will I 1314 ' -- - , I I - , . 131 611 - 14 ' , - TeIGHP TexGlfS Tex Textron Thrmottl T hidoemwpoP 23341 7,1213,44 1Swilt&C SylvElPd TennCP Texasen .,14 41 I - ! I - - 'NEW- - YORK CrurthIS 14f; 1 151 1111 , on,4514 SunOil ! BANK OF UTAH 'jumped 281 In - - . besrldaho-spuds,-coolcs-the- I - Bull Markels 1"...-3- - - - Studebkr T Analyst Sees - 1,7,141 - . 411(41--1- 2AI 'el Stone&Vir Irit 1 1.9 7.1 381 14 . ::- - Sunray114 1Snahrt51 2344 584 21141 Steady- , ,4 Stauffer 14 SterlDre 14 - 41,1-- Std0t10 tti 281 2814- 1101 33141 871 3734- 1501 3834- 121 40141 171 1484-2- , it 201 . 1 - let.1 y Grain Exchang' , ,, 1 et Southern 4, 1 , 1- i;;;Ilic'' 22 a 15 5,1 4. .14 Sheller-S111141101111 4's 33 1 Stociate I 14 40 SouthPe SouthRy 71 2834 lib SrterrYR 81 20141. 14 1StdBrnd - 114 IStdOlIC 22,332141 301 StdOilln 114 StdOlINI 401 74141 zAftr--3- , ---- - , 1 11,, ' , -,--,--- - StRaglaP 14 Sehenely SeantRh u. SharonS dt.', ., - r71 sideway sw01141 StL$Fm 84 , --, 31142.4Skelly0 I ,,, -- 01, -- RoyalDU $4 z 4 - s 1RepS11 y 41 -. 6141 i 241, 301 151 3 551.4 .. Bear-- - BYthnbt t ItepAvn .34 14 401 ,,,, ail. . Irol.'rided some of ncements 9oti them notable moves. 4 48 1041 30 Kennecott climbed about two 841 34 30r 15 To-- F dollars' at best end held 4. gain 45. 22841-' 131 , 321 4214- 1CHICAGO Grain futures of more than a dollar after direc. (111;li 41 y tie firm on the tors prices closed declared the regular divi. 431 '25, 364. 4 Board of Trade Friday. A( heat writ 11 teffitlittirra-dbeeitintutira0c--58 ,cents hither; corn was up la' to off 202 38 41; WI were up 4 to off Lai rye was some quarters. , 108 to up la; soybeans were UP by 151 23 11 to off 4,, and lard was up 5 to on Also the upside, recnrct 141 11 30 polo to. 29, 31 sales and earnings of General 41 18 113f 26 Elt4tri( In 1957.Iifted that Issue 44 OVER THE COUNTER 34,27 84 772i 5984: nearly a dollar, and Grumman .. 1351 17 rt. . Irrigar's Quotations 41 16 Aircraft was ahead about the. Tb bid and asked following quot11 38411.. a,' Along are o bt a from the Utah, 30 47 To Securities in. corn- - same because Its directors Dealers Assn. quotations 5 49 mitts... They do not represent actual 4 46 71 transactions and creased dividend 25 to the from are as a intended - , guide in the range within which these 38 51 ' 50f 26241 securities could have. been sold (as 3714 cents. , 14 !i 201 38411 nd ice ted in the "bid" column) or . 231 31 Oils were weak much of the tag Indicated In the "asked"$ 21 !bought 31 194i with Standard of New'Jor; day 51 44 ladlistrisis sad Utilities 601 35 down fractionally at a new sey 3971 48 Bid I Asked of 47! before meeting sup. 1243 1:w 51 61 931.00 Amalgamated Sugar 26 33 Amerada, Gulf, and Cali. do pid , 8 624 61 41 Bonneville Limited 2.87 1e. I:21750122v. fornia Standard all were lower. . 171 3, Free Co Debentures 85.00 21 62 - 34 Coal & Coke .87,4 Steels began- with fractional 211- --, 14 Independ , Intermtn Gas Corn 6.62'1 331 7a41do notes '62 39.50 37.00 deficits, but Bethlehem andI US.' 324i- 81:00 do notes 85.00 91 35' 11.87 14 12.50 Interstate Motor Lines Steel steadied In early afternoon 11 38 7.87 Lang Com Pans, 8.374 931 55 Co Constr 3.3710 2.811,2 Lang Snub, and other leading producers re. ' 22 24 Morris Knudson 31.15 30.00 72 16 Mountain 24.5 Fuel 23.25 duced their deficits. 31 46 15.50 Portland Gas 14..50 19 121 16.50 Salt 11.50 Motors remained neglected Hardware Lake 3 121... ' ritevereC iltimMot 221331- -, 114 - 84 31 14 1-84 69, 49 11111 37411 9 233,41- -, 10 1568- 03 27 84 - RILYOnlr int 77.,7: n,', WI A. 41lel 181- - , Pnvale PureOil RCA till ,,t81 .,tv4 , 341 .78'lp 1111 6, 4 Pullman-- kik , .. 22'11 781 1541 , de Their gas, oil and auto repair bills are climbing by the month and protests Ruth: "I spend hours every day chauffeuring the kids around. Why, oh why, must their best friends. always live miles away." Recreation Climbs The budget for books, records, music lessons, day camps, whatmashes asks buys the baveyou is zooming-an- d Joe of a defiantly silent Ruth, them and then extracts the moisture for packaging. He noted . 'Can't you figure out just one that there are a lot of Englishmen now living in Utah. How', recreation for these spoiled does he tell? Because Utah leads the U.S. In the sale of COL,-MUSTARD, a favorite in England. He left for his . darlings that doesn't cost MAN'S home Thursday evening. money?". The dentist bill is threatening to reach towering proportions ' Named To Staff and Joe and Ruth take turns , predicting, "If the girls also end Jack Glenn has been named to the we'll with crooked teeth, put national sales promotion staff for up the dentist on the payroll." PAX Crabgrass and Soil Pest Control, I know Joe and Ruth well. J Mr. the manufacturers announce. 4 of comment that theirs Every Glenn will handle national' promotion I've written I've heard them for SEED ' say.. ' SION'S product. TTSÔ , as a result of Just the yv't He is a graduate of the Univer-- fact that their three youngsters and is affiliated with Pi of Utah, sity are growing up: Kappa Alpha fraternity. His wife is Joe and Ruth haven't turned the t Salt Muir of Lake former Jean In either of their cars for new one child. He have is the Then City. inmodels Since 1955, and Joe son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glenn of sists he doesn't know when he'll , Ogden. , to free cash accumulate 34 'snNY147,1 61 31 . best-dresse- d 1PhInDse 21s4 11641' - Rchtld0 - 111i , - fr yezti,c1 41 111 414 171 62141 811 7,1 114 ' 17 ' 14,,41 - 1Pere0Co1 ., -- 551 ,z., , 34us - 36i 29 - . 19,58 NEW YORK, Feb. 21 (PS)Stock s change In dull pre:weekend trading Friday. Prices Were lower at the outset, but tumid , r In cautious and stiective dealings millioatshare 2 below a Turnover dropied pace.' EarnIs. and divided 4044 13 PhillpeP. PlymOil Proc&G ka PuSoPw 111 101 401-1061 601 81,41- 461 15135 11 20 - 9 391- -, 72 .. 0, 111- 21 221 171 PonneY PeruiRR ,,11, 401 GenElee GenFds Genthirs GenRire GenTAR GaPae GldnMe Glidden Goodrch Goodyr , 34 4414' -,- OIL 20t 114141. ParaPiet -- 504 . ttl 111 PAWAir PanEPL 12484 41 84 51 81 41 ParGAZ 113v, 101 GelIDY11 12717214,-- . 21, Stock Changes Slight In Dull' Mart Session 421291.,50i Owen111 381 281 21 J 011nMth OlivrC0 OusElee e 29411 8 GenBak ti 1- 5 7 71 FruenTr 13 14, S. 141 Oh10611 11 471 FreentS.,,.,..,191,741-1,tPhlic--li- - AmT&T ,AmTob ArnViscs I An12"be , Anacnda ArmeoSt ...tit lac., ni- - 14 21 i4.4163 16 V1,6-- 14 221 $ irt.., I i board, . of newly organized t 4--, A m rtinPt ,,,,,,, , 6414 4 Family? rchldEA 1- ii male" , ittsrl, AmBrdP 251 ,9t14,1- , . . 251 8, 42141. 81 29 32 - burn--:inclu- cake counter!' The clothing bills in their home are going upi in a perpendicular line and moans Joe, "Not many of the dollars are going to make me a - . .4., Anted Str AllisChl ALCOA Pt ';., As a result of ust the. aatt 1lchlrcJren they've 'ad since the end of World War II are nowzlit these ages: bills in ,their home Thefool , are skyrocketing to figures that says, "Give me the shakes gvery time I phone the meld Market or Walk by a cookie and -- . i .. 111,145,1: AmCan AmCgan ,J Erneriing EmeenR ErieRR ExCelo0 1i Fairbkiit 14 -- thatthe , . - ins6ance Firm , , 0 1 31., triAlr' GraysnR c..,,, .., Atchison Tooele Institution on Marcht. , 84 Millet GtN1r0 e h T p appointt Atias1-- 0' Mr, Eccles said that4ollowing the 40 341,81,. G1NoRi, of Mr. ment 84 14 GlIVSgr AveuMfg f ',. on those dates. houses the bank open , BaidLH 131 14 Greyhtul 1014 Richards is the 't , , hours in each location will continue Balt&O 14 GrumA 871 24k,4- 1,,,,,,,,11 antstroa GultOd 51 523,414. first major ex-- ft, ',.4,',oat ,y4 it , ,o., 'N ' p the same ' as they were at the pre- ,,a,' 31 KirtS?1 BellAre . 15141 ecutive ...ft selection HerePdr i' BendaA 4814 0e 29, vious banks. V i, HeydnIN ,,,, 1 301 ka Bengut as Richards the made newilh ' ,,, HilionH All three of the new buildings-t-- 21 30 , Best&C enHoffElee for active 181 40 Bestwal 14, company prepares designed by Slack W. and David Win- Hollndir ' It i 6.41, 499. field. trance insurance into the Beisttltd ''''L' Homeatk w number of new bankdlok,4 4 Honolu0 slava& III Z new office has firm taken The J.L. Haehldir aarrart. ,Itig features, 8 IE3x idnegnA in the 'Executive ri Bldg, space ... gk, !First Security has made every effort to bring the latest 241 271,4 !dealer in banking conveniences to these three communities," Mr.-- 441..E. 4th South, Mr. Boyden BorgWr '- NuuZitrot M.: . 44;, .111Centd, directbe '2;1 said. will Operations ' Eccles said. Ind 141 11 - 4 InsoRay BorigtW Cop' Orem branch, which Jed from 'there, he added. J. T. Smith will be the manager okthe 151 3164 Burrghs Intlakir ' a 41-- - 14 IntflusM Mr. Richards is a graduate of ButteCp Is located at 45 N. State. Int Hare 394;41:24V4' IntNick In charge of First Security's Tooele operations will be the University of Utah, major- - &all s, tovi, IntPapr Lionel W. Olsen, a vice president of the system in charge of ing In accounting. He has been 2,11TP8 Int Shoe TBET lil Pa :.:1;16 Int the West Central Division. The Tooele bank will be at 70 S. in the insurance field since his canpz Isle-C- I Main. graduation in 1950. He was ap- - E11Vp111. Li soz:12 Zet Arts Man JonesAL 30 1314 of Pacific Caelanet L O. Larson is branch manager at Magna where the -new pointed secretary Co. .JoyMfir !I ;(6)Z4c.'4 c:ItLeAl in 1951 Insurance Western 9024 2700 South. W. KaiserAl situated at is building 1 and has served in that post until atattilltd - 31 IN Ys KCitySe Kelleytt tgl ill,14.14 ' ' his resignation to go with Ideal . chtAA nt Kenneet . , KresgeC 221 121 cmLepefcr Sees Good Year . Mr. and Mrs- - Richards reside Co 21 52 - 4 Kress Kroger 1 at 1706 Moor Dale Lane (5040 caerdtlf,d ;rec. Lehman food in business least at the 1958, for line, year klood LOFGL South) with thein three chil-- ChillarP 1,1 201:- Vi LibMeN Is seen by W. R. Knott, personable president of ATLANTIS Pa 511Chrysler Ligg&M dren. .241 414 14 crnrc SALES CORP, of Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Knott was in Our Town Litionin 581 451- ettSerst ,, Lockhd divito confer with Hugh Pehrson. 101 1131- - 1 ...m.".."...., Clarktd 41 , Loews 111111214- 1- 1 CT,e4Co1 i sional manager of the firm in Salt Lon ', , See 321 55141 '4 Lorillard Colgate Chatter Street 01 Lake The roinFP4 deals City. LatNaah corporation , ,,'''. 1 '."'l 161 25141 ColGrdA LukenaS the French line of foods, mostly with 591 16 ColGas MackTrk ' 4 -53 Cornerd a as such Mace mustards,Anstant potatoes 121 1014 ComSol MagmC "Ihltx ,C., s't and bird seed, etc." 211 44 kli Magnvz,. ComEdi t 121 14 ConCop Martin ,, I I ' "We had our best Month last 114 321 473- 4MeKasR ConEdig 491 161 MITHCS ,Containr , month," Mr. Knott said in his broad V MiamiCp ,&,,,on:piank 41 accent. little He's a British reluctant IF igti: Minn,Hn MinnMM 1 , to return to th e deep snows and cold ConPint I -4 Cont011 7 It 1 of the East Coast after ,, 111 2114 14 Minion getting a sun. CooperB Mnsanto 401 35 C ornPrd . tan here in Utah. He also visited the MontPw rr:tiweciiA Mr. finott French potato plant in Shelley, Idaho. 1181 , ' - . f' ltv IlPatNG ' two cars. mama. and F turtehe - Kiss Joe i ,' rorte.r. also have ti childrentwo girls, ages ve and eight, and one boy go ng on 12. - Manage , - Sales bundredalClosel Chg. Sales hundrethiClosel - PP 44 ,d, 8 ' 1, I- - Sales bundreds,Cloaei Chg. E It --ha- - - ,-,- ' ? -- too heavily, mort-- gaged home in the suburbs; he , To - Pridas's Quotations ACIrbuf Admiral Air Rdct - - , NEW YORK STOCK MARKETk Richards r l UTIII1.2 Opens z 7"''''''''Itt illob Tilit be was given an - Inme'lloal ' s - , . ' : 3 New Banks Soon. Z i - 'a FEBRUARY CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, - I , By JACK , ' Deseret News Business Editor 4 The FIRST SECURITY BANK SYLVIA. PORTER By system will open three new bank buildings within the next two weeks, George S. &ties, Joe and Ruth, close friends of president said Friday.1neiare In - the upper-middl- e are in Orem, Tooele and The banks na,- The Orem ,, .income bracket. Joe's job is bank will be opened on Feb. 28. with '14 ', an open house from 4 to 8 p.m, The ,, m ;,... , , about assgecTiii , - : , . - . 4. :SALTLak1(1 BLJ,IN.ESS NEyis - 1st Security 1 ' 4 4$ - - I Children Yield - '4' 4, 4- - - - , -- - t 4 , DESEDST RILIzys ' -- ' .11 . . ; , lit SALT LAKE STOCK MARKET SMICSI Banner Biuli ill Bo nanza , I BristolSit Bullion Buirelon ' Cardiff Chi. 1. 02174 .31 .48 .02 .28 , .31 .07 .18Ya .02 .0414 .06 - ComIAI - Comstock, I T0700-.04 .03. - .0314 .04 .15 .15 -.- Centratat ChietCon ChielCon ChCnWar ClaYWnS Colo Con CombNiet CmetCoai Last 03 Friday's Quotations Sakai Last Chi. .35 AR ..0314 .35 .33 .11112 103 14. .05 JO .0314 .11 I 1 I EurekaM 1 Eyr.T.1.!aSt I GidChain GraneDep 'treat st HornSile - interPet .15 .014 , .01 .22 .01 -- XIV 01 Sit ' I I .p,., tPiutua .0414 I nc .024- .05 SilverKg .03 SliverSh .011 SilvStand. .15 Sioux?din .20 I ...03 2 .031 3.00 .03 -..13 19 .04 - Swansea .40 YarBa hi, .02 Vs YintieCett .23 TintieLd .02 , - .03 I .02 .05 .14 1 ..' .18 , .10, .17 . . .21 .20 .03 .039a .55 .0314 TT .03-- .11..t. All , I s INVISTItiGCOMPANIES - WHERETO. - unand ' - .04 .0, ,00 .0340 - - ' ,, in etisent 'landi inised 4 cowl and odd bulls. .80 .15 NewParb . .04 35 .05 ctwo trading. 9.75 10.50....iiie stead'. One load utility range-typ- e Croft moderately PRODUCE MARKET, .05112 . :.64 .045 .413 7.1..WyoCill .65 cows 10( balance utility dairybreds .70 NQuincY CrownPt American stocks manila?. ....62 ,2 V letorCon NorthLili .60 1.00 .014 2.05, Dragon ve ' Feb. 21 NV tt.li .01 0114 pout. London stocks lower. NStand .05 .08 .12 ECrwnPt !lays .051. 31,000 lbs; old rooster' .0214 WeetTol .0113 .04 .05 .0414 1,4 Silver unchanged at 68c a fine FantStand - .03 no other USDA prices Frulav. .08 .07 .02 .07 Wilbert .10 tPkCityCn ETinCoal h. A)144-- - Wittiston---,31-- ---x .32- -, . ;TastUtati 1 Cotton futures trregular. - .03 .12 .11 YankeeC E moire Pit 'Park !stela .0714 . , Tbersdas Cluotatimut A 4440, grade B 4244. grade C 4042. .04-O3 tn lYsc EurkaBuT - .04 Val .05 tit Park Prem Zurna - Gretna In Chicago! Wheat .04 t - ItS ody. .05 et oats UP EurekaIA 92n.cutotre.r--3oltetr07981 -- 051,anm Prince 00 113e WOO; "kilted higher; corn up 111 to off .04, Bid iPlutellran I I 5 50 i 8 00 to up tic; Vs to off hi; rye unchanged .a,a; , le 1ree3vmd, affiliated Fund and lard up 1 1 18 soybeans up tie to off It 5 62 to ewcaxhitritate! 20 to 5 m8s;2; Points. I 8.84 SALES 4.11 Am Business ; large extras : 4.70 4.30 m;ixatealaarrildes Atomic Dev USE ACTION ADS5. , Hoot FullY- - Steady to weak. ton ,.' Bristol. 1.000 at 13c,, ',,' 3834-315.59 Boston Fund 21 15; cattle: strong to weak. top 25.00; $14.42 Bullion. 2.500 it 234e. 37; current receipts 35;,,dirties.- - and Can '.,, 11.87 98 1954 Ifd 10 Gen not to of 2c. 35.00 vealer Looa at enough Colorado. sheep: ' 33' chpeeka 15.73 17.02 Canadian Fund Ina Corn Lead. 3,000 at 314e. , any class to fully test prices. top 24.00. a 4.93 Venture 'Con Eureka. 2,000 at 31c; 4,50 , 30cll "trT:ctigal7Z.S. shiPment5 Capital - 8.92 8.21 500 at 29c. ' Comwith Invest good, market Diversified Invest 'CO Dragon. 200 at 111.05: SOO at ' SLOE, 134 droSnerll .es light. demand CASH GRAIN East Utah. 5,000 at 12e. 2 0 2.48 Dividend ,Shares Track sales-110lbs U.S. IA Unless Dreyfus Fund Gold Chain, 1,000 it 36e. the astonishing 50 9.57 stated): IdahoIarnger 211 2.15; Leonora. 4,000 at 13..e. sales CHICAGO & 21.53 Bel grain Howard Eaton (UP)Cash 20,14 1 ., Oil. L000 stPlad; 1.000 19 95 today: & Howard bur 1868 Eatot, .0M3stres.tic 1 ear 4 30r1, EleetIonica ce:eF til:duncea and lamer 471 hie Wheat: Unchanged. No. 3 red 2 2314 4.1 Mono Xearsarge, 200 at 23c; 1100 at 11 63 12.79 nomismott-- Fidelity Fund 23c: 100 at 22c. 5.50; Oreelleirt 1IltaPellilnirldf7:11(t) 3 23 3.54 Ind Fund Foci 1 cent higher. No. 2 torn. . to North Lily, 300 at 60c; 90 at 117Yse: um ti ear 5.10; Calitonua Founders MU : 7.23 7.84 1 13-- 1 1 runcetamvistp. 1 II car 500: 3 , ELECTRIC No. 16; 1714; 300 at 62sc. yellow yellow Minnesota Fundamental 1DT- .14.98 13.7 No. 4 yellow 1.0914-1.1- 2; No. 5 yellow 1,000 at Vic. and North Dakota Red River Valles, Corn Hoye... 11.31 moor rood 10.33 Lo312-1.014 Silver Shield, 2,000 at ASC. Pon tiacs I car 5.25. ADDING MACHINE'S' 1 08 7.39 Swansea. ,1,000 at 16c. Street seles:' Idaho Russets including Armory Income Oats: Unchanged. No. 3 heavy whit. 7.39 Invs NI 5c.4.000 ' W at Incorp Alloys, U.S.'extra 1 mostly 5404.25; few . 74c nominal. ' I 25 05 26.15 Williston. 1,000 at 12c, 'Keystone C aa 4.75; few 6.50; U.S. 2A 4.10-4.2- 5; 24 80 Rye: Unchanged. No. 2 plumb 1.30 22.54. Yank Con. 1,000 at Vise, , de .r. ' mostly 4,25; bakers U.S. 1 5.23,5.50; nominal. 15.11 18.55 do PB-few 5.75; few low as 5.00; five 1011 1 9 01 9.84 do nominal. Barley!' Malting Minnesota-Nort- h masters containers 2.90-3.22 1.47 Seed do nominal. 7.76 Dakota Red River Valley Pon-tim10.31 do 9 45 ;Soybeans: Unchanged. No. 2 yellow few 5.50; mostly 6.25; I-15.31 14 03 do 2.24 nominal. few low as 4.75; U.S.- 2A 4.50-4.6- 3; track Chicago. : 10.28 do 2 942 Paoer 50s 2.40; live lOs master con7 11 18 10.25 do tainers 3,90-3.0Colorado McClure, kor Th. 6.92 7.58 do lousily ;few low as 4.75; Wisconsin Knickerbocker "Ay 99 47 listmd ..........L 10 70 Mau Invest-U-- -990 2A 1.85. 9 88 Mass Inv Growth Stk 9.14 -Potatoes (newt: Supplies light. de- Mutual Inv Fund ., Out 9.27 performs -- mand good. market finis. Nation-Wid18 06 19.54 NEW. HEMISPHERE LIFE THE modal 6 son. Street sales: Florida burlap including N Sec Pfd StkSecSeries 7.27 7.95 US.. 1R 3.754.00. a g et Twke 04 -5.53 do Income , GENERAL INSURANCE STCCK ' Onions: 'Supply light. demand good, 7.41 8,7 do Stock pric. w '' 14 01 market firm to slightly stronger. 2 12.89 Pioneer Fund CLEARANCE ON ALL . . Street sales; Colorado yellow SASIS- Putnam fGeol Fund 11.29 12.27 per USE MACHINES Ish 3 inches and larger 3,504.00: mostly 10 99 10.08 Z f l't 3.754.00: Idaho yellow Spanish 3.50-- United Amain Id 10.13 9 32 unit 4.25; mostly around 3,75; midwestern United Continental 0.14 sEM3-718yellow globes medium 2,00-2.2S 40 5 mostly 7 Phone United Income Fund 2.25. Yew low as 1.75-1.8cartons 12 United Science Fund .07 91 EL 34120 797 L Stirs. Si. three-poun- d To Seam fide lositionts films yellow globes ro- Value Line Inc Id 4 88 4 45 370 $o. Stets DA,S4971 3.10-2.24110111 frOr Sefli of Ow Stew of Wok few Wellington Fund 2.00; few 12.93 e41.ioes.tly 1146 light , low as 1.85. , - ' .01, -- 0014, Solronlit SoStand Sundanat - .014 Tintiest , Salest Last !Chia i .17 .02 .01 .0134 MnoKeat.- Com 0:itsic. .04 .0341 .02 .04 .02 .Q614 . .10 Kennebec Ke ',atone Leonora Little Mai Maiesbe Mammoth MtllerHill M8(VIV MtStteeD 037.,;.1 .1..0..1 I - - .02, , , str new. "GENERAL"! 7, fully For Only. 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