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Show p m m ryr"m " yyY,rV, JJESERET NEWS, Wednesday, November 4, 1964 gp 2vDdl Moore Bums Up NFL Lenny ; 'NEW YORK (DPI) Moot doesnt like to play see- - end fiddle and consequently is burning up the National Football League In scoring statistics. Posted as the No. 2 left balf- ' back behind Tom Matte When fiie Baltimore Colts opened the season, Moore Immediately began A comeback that has resulted in 13 touchdowns, a 73 - points.' He league-leadinwas out most of the 1963 season because of injuries. , A master at deception, Moore has tallied ' 11 IDs on the - ground and two more-o- n pass NFL receptions. The nine-yeored id '10 straight veteran games and goes 'after the league record held jointly by JJlroy Hirsch and Buddy Dial when file Colts play the Chica- : go Bears Sunday. g ar all-car- 000-ya- -point & st 09SSH Oca Service continues to lead Ihe pass receivers with 58 catches, a high of 702 yards gained and -WASHINGTON (AP) The a lead! --Brown became the first man league first with seven touchMoore has a airlines-move- d Tuesover Jim Bakken of St Louis in NFL history to go over the downs on oasses. Chicagos day to put into effect their mark in rushing tight end, Mike Ditka, is second and a bulge on Colt 10, won exclusive authority newly teammate Lon Michaels, both when he picked up 149 yards with.53 receptions. to offer special low rates to shipof whom achieved their totals against Pittsburgh last Sunday. Paul Krause of Washington is pers of bulk cargo, with educated toes, Paul Horn-un- g The Cleveland fullback now has (he only newcomer to league Blocked-spac- e rates of Slick of Green Bay has 63 points 813 for the season, a comforta-leaders! RedThe 18 to 37 per cent lower department Airways, on four touchdowns, 21 conver- ble margin over the 669 posted skin defensive-specialihas in- than the .best rates that can be sions and six field goals. by Don Perkins of Dallas. tercepted six passes. Four other offered by the combination During nis career, Moore has Johnny Unitas, the air arm of players are tied for second with airlines that scored' 91 TDs, third behind the Baltimore attack leads in five thefts, with Slick on transconcompete t Don Hutson of Green Bay (105) average yards gained with a tinental routes American, of Yale Detroit leads comHe 9.16 Lary has and Jimmy Brown of Cleveland passing mark. Trans World and ;U m ted went file punters--with- a 46.9' yard (100)., His consecutive game pleted 8T of 169 tosses, good for into effect Wednesday. scoring performance is height- 1,548 yards and JL4 touchdowns. average, Brady Keys of Pitts- - The Flying Tiger Line filed I that Hirsch, ened by the fact Unitas has been intercepted burgh is the punt return leader competitive rates with the Civil with Los Angeles in 1950 and four times, a low that with if'15T'yard average and Aeronautics. Board, and asked 1951 and Dial with Pittsburgh in only; second place Bart Walt Roberts of Cleveland special permission for them to matches I960 each achieved 1959 and of heads the kickoff return artists go into- - effect simultaneously Green Bay. their share of the record solely Starr ' with those of Slick. !2 Flanker back John Morris of withT 30.8average. on passes- .Under nonnal pPocedure, Flying Tigers new rates would take effect Dec.17, The CAB probEx-Ute;State: ably will let them become effective much sooner, however, in view of its position that the o Airlines should be encouraged to develop bulk freight traffic. Flying Tigers bulk rate reductions will range from 7 per cent, for shippers moving at LOGAN, UTAH A graduate least 1,000 pounds of jreight at of Otah , State - University, least' one day a week, to 15 per Charles Lewis Clark, is among cent on contracts providing for bulk shipments five or more 69 business executives from days a throughout the country whn am Flyini candidates for the Sports CAPPE&-SN0d first blocked space contract, for FREF 3,000 pounds of space a day five Silver Anniversary EXTRA days a week a total of 15,000 Awards. , with Hewlett-Packar- d TIRES pounds weekly WHEEL Nominated on the basis of Co.a Palo Alto, Calif., th'eir success in life in the 25 electronics manufacturer. Hewlett-Packa- rd Rod years since their senior gridiron traffic Ernst, manager, estimated that days, file nominees from the the company will save as much MOST CAM 1939-4- 0 season comprise slate as 15 per cent on the premimn Guarantee Pres Mountin- gwhich sparkles with exciting overnight air freight service it football memories as well as an now uses to reach eastern markets, for total savings of more ANTI-FREEZ- E impressive record of career and than 820,000 a year. community service achievePeter T. Albert, Flying Tiger - ' vice ment president of sales, said a Clark holds a masters degree number of companies, including some of the largest manufacin education from Utah State. have indicated a wish to He has been superintendent of turers, make similar agreements. schools In file Bonneville, Idaho, Albert estimated that Flying School District for seven years. STADIUM ROBES Tiger traffic will increase 15 to After graduation frdm USU, 20 per cent over the pext few Per test for football games. he taught English, speech and months, because of the blocked American history in Idaho pub- space rates. lic high schools and in addition coached football and basketbalL Chicago Racks Up 13Touchdowns Gridder Is Up For Honor BC20S W 0 H Iflus-trate- COMPLETE ONLY . . . . ar Motorola VIBRASOlilC SOUND SYSTEM FOR CAR RADIOS .M 4 3. WmIw R rs - c 1 Vibrasonlcitt aches to your car radio. It adds reflected sound - energy to music for a live, vibrant sound. You must hear it to believe it 13S 1 49 THERMO-- HIM STATS FLOOR Tf1ATS- - anti-pover- ty al - - Jutory--agenci- between East and West Mr. Johnson has opposed a standard work week, saying this would invite inflation and reduce the nations International competitiveness. He has, however, called for' efforts to discourage the use of overtime where fills prac-"ticlimits johropportunities." JHe has also supportedexpand-e- d job retraining programs, a commlssion to study file effects upon employment of defense reconversions and a study on the employment effects of automation. 35-ho- e- Great Change- - IC&CAsks Listing On If ' dfa iF - yffMrUv f - ' Sir Market ' - J GERMANY an hour and freighfat 2,000 Independent Coal and Ooke,-SaLake City, has applied for a (UPI) Twenty hours will be the miles an hour. ' standard work week in the Unit- -- Highways will be electron- listing on the Salt Lake City FRANKFURT, lt Stock Exchange. ically controlled with trucks and The application is now before - ed States and the average working man will earn 820,1)0 a year by the year 2000, an American industrialist' said- .; passenger cars on separate the Securities and Exchange decks.' Highway vehicles gener- Commission. ally wilTuse automatST piloting According to the application, IC&C has 2.5 million shares autrains Truck six of equipment Morris Forgash, president of 'more trailers will be com thorized and 202,000 shares outUnited States Freight Co., the or standing. It currently trades at mon,. StTand 75 cents on the oveFthe countrys largest -f- reight also told the European .Air cushion cars that look counter market, like flying saucer and need no IC&C last year paid 8132,076 in Regional Conference of the Naroads will be common. Some dividends on net income of 8231,-09- 3. tional Defense Transportation Retained earnings amount roads will be common. Rome will Assodatipn that the U.S. gross to 82,040,430. be trans-linused for rough weather national product will reach 82 William J. OConner is president and general manager, and trillion a year 35 years from Coal, petroleum and gas no E. W. Moore is secretary-treasurnow. of the company. longer will be primary fuels but Forgash also looked into his will be used entirely as raw macrystal ball and found these terials for chemicals and synchanges : y ' thetic materials. Plastics and very light -- There will only be four mametals will largely rejor railways In the United States in 2000 A.D., all trunk lines With place steel in shipbuilding, For- few or no branches. The pres- Ocean , 'AUGUSTA, Ga, (UPI) transport will be much mer President Dwight D. Eisen ent track will be widened cheaper than now. Ships wflTBej gauge hower was treated Tuesday for a back injury received in a fall to permit wider cars, locomo- largely hydrofoil gliding over DENVER (AP) Members of at his cottage at the Augusta tives will be nuclear powered the waves instead of through theCprqmuiiicationsWQrkers4. . KAYSVTLLEr-Dav-is CountyNatlonaFGolf-Club.-Adul- t and traiw wil run at speedy ef America (AFL-CIO- ) will vote Recreation Basketball Eisenhower underwent treat- several hundred miles an hour. Huge cargo submarines will Nov. 23 on whether to ratify"new transbe used ment Gordon Hospiweather the for at Ft rough 16 NovT will begin play League Rocket powered aircraft will port when hydrofoil service is wage agreements with the tal following the fall Monday with deadline Tor team entries Mountain States Telephone & carry passengers at 20,000 miles impractical set for Nov.. 16, Grant Culli-- night Telegraph Co. ; The agreements covering a o r e, director, announced year were signed by union and Wednesday. WITH DOLLARS SENSE company officials and if apTeams may registei with Mr. proved by membership, will be Cullimore or with Don Perkins, effective as of Monday. Bountiful Entry fee is $25 per The proposed wage increases Cullimore. said Mr. team, range from 82 to 84 per week for Games win be played each traffic employes- ,- depending -Monday at North Davis Junior upon work location and assignHigh School Clearfield, and ment, and 82 to 85 weekly for al states. And one of, the na-- lose a great deal of business By CHARLES NEAL Bountiful high school the dito However this plant employes. the stores. rector said. If you are one of those per- tional retail giants has now .Present wages average 82.03 works both ways. Two of the , hour per sons who likes to borrow plenchain loan companies and 83.04 for traffice employes in : .license per hour for plant Sets Fight have recently bought controllCooper ty of money, youll soon have workers. When the revolving credit more places to rein interests nationwide ing This Is the first Wage reopener LONDON (UPI) Henry Coo-pe- r, patronize. 11 plan first got started jn Wistail stores. They hoped to in the present suconsin, The Wisconsin loan British Empire heavy- seems the. rconvert some of the store cus- provision contract the remarked that signed last year. to is weight champion, pervisor signed tomers into regular borrow Another etailer are wage reopener Js pro- stores should take out small" ers. fight an unidentified American 'going into the vided one ban licenses, since the rates lend- opponent here on Nov. 17. ProLenders going into retailing, tive date ofyear from the effecmoney ' the new agreement, .j exceeded moter Mike Barrett said file opthat states 'and retailers Charged ing business in going into tendThis covers 6,999 plant and 6,- his limits. ponent would be Roger Rischer a big way. . usury Apparently ing, represents a type of hori- 548 traffic employes represented -of Oakland, Calif.; Sonny Banks remarks were taken seriously. zontal expansion going on toIt may have by the CWA Arizona, Colorado, of Detroit; Jefferson Davis of started when Various state authorities are day, Credit and retailing are Idaho, New Mexico,- - Utah, Mobile, Ala., or Alonzo Johnson file stores first worried about this trend for.', almost synonymous in these Wyoming and El of Ranking, Pa. Paso, Tex. retailreasons. If the several of times, with .families using got a taste on ers use their Influence regthat 18 per credit for almost everything, Produce Market On the surface, you could cent interest on 'revolving ac-- ular customers to get them to v CHICAGO (UPO Produce- affiliate tending expect some serious price-cut- patronize the 'counts, which is stated as 1 Live poultry- Barred ted rock on. fry?, the whit, cent r?)T ting, as tending becomes more unigenciesolihestores.this per pet month Cheese: Processed loet brick might be construed as unfair competitive- - But chances are Muenster paid balance. chedders: kmehomi - One mens clothing- - store competition. Auto finance that wont happen. y.j 48 lb block 41W4344J Swiss (wheels) to Swiss: lb blocks) The competition will come tew to Areport; chain, las A number of small agencies are np in arms about WVWt Grade Grade fi-. v n advertising and tie-i- n deals,' - C454& Ioanjiutlets now doing busi- - Sears entryjnto th auto. Butter end too wholesale selling nance . . business..,. not in reduced interest costs, price at reported by Chicago Mercan-til- o ness. A mailorder firm is Exchange: Small loan companies are And this, in turn, may result Butter: Firm. score 4144; n ecoro tending cash - via the mails 4t 0 score 6W4 S9 score 40 ; through a subsidiary in sever- - worried too, since they may in more bankruptcies. 90 score 41Vk) 19 score 41. - felly AUTO Davis Plans ir v g. er q TT GALLON GAS OR WATER CAN RADIATOR 1692 I BATTERIES gals. Stores Now. Lenders olt Cleaner f FLUSH ANTI- RUST 59 iHnmii 59 fflmt Reg,, toeeM Rog. 98c Wage Offer l OIL 2 COMES IN REUSABLE Treated Briefly CWA Votes Nov. 23 On tn .s, t, non-ferro- Cage Action SB AT COVERS Pt. Vibrasonic can bt added to any negative ground car radio. Com- 345 the need of businessmen to earn profits. He pushed through a major cut in federal income; taxes, for both individuals ana corporations. He said he foresses Other cuts, possibly in excise taxes, not too far in the future. He has stressed the role of- government in the economy throughsuch things as Social7 Security-Mediccare,' urban renewal and mass transit programs. He has - supported freer- trade, including easier trade Ike Hurts Back, t plete system only Lyndon Johnson has avoided labels far his economic philosophy, eschewing Jjoth con servative and liberal in favor of progressive, He has said that business and - government can and should work together, with each benefiting when the over-a- ll economy grows. He has called for frugality in government operations toil largely with an eye to freeing money, for example, from what he describes as obsolete military bases and spending it instead on such things as the program. He said a growing economy, with growing tax revenues, is. the best road to a balanced annual budget and reduction of the federal debt Mr. Johnson has said regues should take care not businessmen and should keep in mind, , you: Immerses in music... fer sound thats live and vibrant I r By The Associated Press 98c -- rliifS ' -- nun 1946 COTTONWOOD MALL Hi Hoars Mon. Thvrs FrL t to i Tvm, Wad. St. SOUTH STATE, SALT LAKE CITY 1145 Ngrth 5th West, ' Nwm Dally Ixcept Sanday 1tt - - M,-P- ecil 4tVi-4- 4; 0 -- car-lot- s: Irregular, white large extrae 35; mixed large extras 34; mediums 35V4; Standards Xi checks 33 Vi. ' Higher-RatinPotatoes: Total U S shipments 344; rrlvels 34; track 177; supplies modsr pte; demand -alow; market dull. OGDEN David B. Leggett, Track tales- (100 lb U.S, 1A unless otherwise stated)- - Idaho russets 400, Dakota -son of Mr; and Mrs-Ral- ph E. 5aJ?ri, Red River Valley round reds 4.10 Street sales- - Idaho russets 4 504.73, Leggett, 1225 Marilyn Dr., , has bakers 7 Washington russets 4.15 bakers 4 50; Oregon russet bakers 45; Wisconsin round reds 4 00, russets been promoted to airman second 4 00-5 Mlnnesots-Nort5 Eggs- 'Wins : f ; A (DC l class In the UJ5. Air Force at b 25; Dakota Red River Valley round reds 4 504 45. Onions: Arrival 4; track Tit supplies moderate Minot AFB. N.D.- - He "attended eteedy. A 1 Busy signals are good for business:. . your competitor's business I . in Ogden High School j . .Additional telephone lines repay their low cost in a. Insure Thru . -- hurry. Call our Business Office for quick installa- - tion. Dont let busy signals cost you business." 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