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Show , s'OSvftowanummnotit - i I 'Business PAL st Teci-- Consu er By LISA CRONIN ', Mr..!!.0-'':.1.- NEW YORK (AP) Busi. 'less will have to undertlke the task of consumer educalion if it doesnt want the gov. raiment to step in, Betty Furness said Tuesday. i, , - 7,, ., ,, ; - P -- .,1 ',, ,., ,,,,,,, ' V 1,, 4. !,, ,..,,:-...s-- t ig,-- ' v is ,,s ,,, i, ;1 4. t, Wednesday, October ',' I - , , 16, r .,., ,, .,.,..t.,,,,i,,,,,- ''' i ,,,,,,, -, ,,,i,,,,-- -, ..,,,,.., . ,,...,,., ,ifo.1,0;:b ....4..41.04LK 0, .A;115 C9 repa ifs. Miss Furness told the audience she could not understand why business has not risen more readily to the challenge of consumer education. She pointed out that several businesses are taking steps and said, "I suspect that the company gains a lot of good from such a service as this since all the advertising in the world high pressure, low pressure or subliminal can't substitute for a satisfied carrier's ' - FOWLER (I) - admi GLASS Gucronte for 5 vs. Coll us for INSTALLATION by licensed plumber 0 delivery and service. OPEN MONDAY 'HOU SAT. 1:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. ' new the his capacity, istrator will su- p e r vise pur- i, r-,:..- i" IticuPs .,.. FABRICS. PRII IN HOME APPT. NO OBLIGATION DECORATOR SERV. AVAIL. In481:321J09 i and NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH, 1969 $C Hundreds Sale additional parking stalls will be available at, the extreme south end of the shopping center. The new parking area brings a of 3300 SOWN Contract Okayed For Air Ramps , Wayne Cook, Inc., Salt Lake City for4 brokerage firm, was awarde,. the Broker of the Year Award by the Special Products Division of Campbell Soup Co. Mr. Cook, president, and Boyd Eggett, vice president, received the award from Joe "We have worked liarCto secure the contract and Ave feel that it will increase :tlur Deseret News Special 1,800.000 3 Post, A contract for in airline boarding ramps was awarded the Ogden firm of Jetway EquipTrans-Worlment Corporation, announced Airlines today The new contract vill r period spread over a and will be for the construction of boarding bridges for the supersonic jets such as the Boeing 747, Lockheed and MacDonnell airbuses. OGDEN Others $3.1 million Go To New Firm work force and contribution:to the local economy about:25 per cent." said Russ WillarmS, general manager of thc ()mien , d BOSTON UN) Curtis Publishing Co. transfer the Saturday ning Post and its The will Eve- three other remaining magazines President Martin erman told the S. Ack- Boston Club Tuesday Advertising Curtis will keep at least a $5 million interest in the new magazine firm, to be called the Saturday Evening Post western division manager. Mr. Cook, a native of Utah, has been in the food business for over 25 years in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming and has represented the Campbell Soup Co. since 1561. Ayres, manufacturer. two-yea- in to a new corporation which Curtis will have only a Inibority interest. 'Broker Of The Year' FRED A. Moreton. AND COMPANY. Insurance SALVAGE ECONOMY There is rilue in your Call es More building Co. 845 E. SO. TEMPLE s 11 vinunizimminumters-211-219- ?H. 4-min- ute 7 , Instant information is the goal on the Action Road. Computers and the Action Men of the Grande are on duty around the clock to pinpoint the location of your cars, to enable you to plan ahead, and to make maximum use of all rolling stock. Information that begins with your waybill is supplemented from the field via the Grande's own microwave relay system. can be recalled on command a command that can come direct from the shipper's office for fast response from the railroad. Fed into the computer it Innovators, always looking for new and better ways to serve you, can expect to beat their own existing records for speed and efficiency. Choice Offices or Suites Remodeled to Your Requirements Completely Air Conditioned Lip to 7,000 Sq. Ft. of Contiguous Svcs Available Parking Readily Available Cafeteria Within the Building Adjacent to Post Offices, City County I Federal Courts No Finer Location or Facility Available in the City Competitive Rates Ph, 3915511 CA" rt" Rio OGDEN 1411G thFACTION road ID COLORADO I UTAH 1 spnws "HIM COLO. e porn '111117.11.0111111171111111.11.11111.1 Call the Rio Grande ACTION Man in Your City & RIO GRANDE WESTERN PAILROAD DENVER rTro . RENT . , kilL,ENT . OW fp,, , SERVICE , , EL:1.....1 . 6 4, , imp WALK DIESEL ON ke) . 0 ith,4 . ' ' ; 4 Hi (111 'SAY- TRUCK RENTAL II ' I. E CENTER I IN IVE , saketoptimp ANKAMINICAND MASTOP COMMIS' CAI'S AU. liVILCOME .. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 1 :ft L 486-202- 1 1.....- SUNDIW PHONE Vitertz4 521-410- 0 i lib L..J. 5 it I , ' ,I,,',, ..,;.41, .0011,4 10(7 ,fr, . '', ii,!.."' , ,ii,,. , ,, be ,'L ,-,,- 's . ." - tr,2,,, , I lit , J . , AIl ' , )1. .4 It , V te , . 11. 0 II ' , ' ll .. - , .. ., , ' ,,,,x, - 1 ,,, tr.V . . dir01111 t L . ,, .ill., 1 . ... . 1 , ... On: I r - : II 0, I .10.1.40.tir 8 " in 11 ', t , . ,, '' ,,. 1,s 342 W. 13th So. '', ),.,,k7!"T. -7 . - .... , r4'1,. , .. ,.. re II ,, . 4., 1t .. s. At, W . . - dll ,, jLICENSEE , . 111111111116 Jr Hertz, . , (1 7--- I . - , - 35451. Lito the mile, the 15-- ft . polo vault and the GO-f- t. shot put... our car tracing record was set to be brohen We're wortting on it. rl ra, r TRucKs VA $ : PER MONTH FABRISALE CORP. EAST ZCMI's Clebration , $99 1 :. , square feet for cars. Store managers will be clearing present stock to make way for Christmas merchandise, reported Wayne F. Richards, executive secretary manager of the Cottonwood Mall Merchants Asociation. He added this will provide many bargains for shoppers. The sale begins at 7 p.m. and will end at 10 p.m. Mall. - 973 ..','....!;, i ; Thursday at the Cottonwood YEAR GUARANTEE. --- ,,,,,,- Hi-La- 10 $$$$ AVERAGE LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM COMPLETELY MADE UP & INSTALLED MANY COIORS & PATTERNS , .:, from , ,,,, mg '...119(kEs ANY PRICE ,,,i . - IT r t, ,.. ,. , ii d Mr. Seppich Madness Moonlight S59,095,913.00 SZ,5)0.521.01) '70 167.3 b d, BEFORE YOU BUY ANYPLACE SEE THE NEW SPACE AGE 4 . and stripping of additional parking has been rushed to be ready for the annual Fall Bank Debits DRAPERIES -. 1 .,;',...,...,!i Mall Park' ng Rushed grading, surfacing space equalling Leveling, Wool Market - SAVE ' ' marPet unchanged, Prices Wednesday to retailers delivered to stores in cartons; cases exchanged: Grade AA Large 4140; AA Grade AA Medium AlAS; Grade Small 211311 Grade AA Large 43 52. AA Grade Prices to producers: Large 3540: Grade AA, Medium 2944; Gracie AA Small Wool tops tu NEW YORK (UPI) Oct. 14, 1960 5 points Jwer Exchange Tuesday's bank debits on the New York Cotton Same last day yea,' 'ectnesday. Onenine prices! Dec, 166 0 bid, March -146.71 167.3 bid, July le tasse b,d. May bid, Oct. 167 $ bid. Dec. 167 I bid. March t 117't i , .,,:.. chasing, data processing Egg Market tures Petted unchangel to witst '..,, ! d 7,1 veter- an Amalgamated admin- Spot nonferrous NEW (AP) metal prices Wednesday: copper 42411. cents a pound, Connectitut Valley; lend New York; zinc 13,3 13 cents I povoci, cents I pound, East S. Louis; tin V.54 Pound, New York; gold $3915 per troy ounce, New York; sliver SI,9O0 IMF troy ounce, New York; puiksliver $WAN per flask, New York, .16b .,.;', 4 ii BUILDING YORK , - n , In Produce Market Metal Market , , '4 IN prompt .' 1...''.1., NEWHOUSE You will like this for , ;4,i '' NOW DO II YOURSRF. , :'''.V ii..-'''- ' SPACE Information! - '' 'I '' OFFICE Limon( 1141101 . ;4' t NI .' Co. ; - "I Got. '.,,...,;,, 4 lt,.. -- '''..... of president the Amalga- mated Su ge r Mt LINED , .f ftr WI SIZES , , ',-- 4,:-- Jo 19.n. 4,,!. 4,-3- - Extraordinary Quality ". ',ThN!? x,i, 1::, l' AA x11.31 12.36 Letting AXE Lex Res 17.58 '19.21; ' Lite Gr 5.59 6.111 HOUGHTON: 10.91 11.93 AxeH A 9.51 10.34 Manhtn AxeH 8 11.18 12.15 Mass Gr 12.97 14.17 .... Produce: CHICAGO (UPI) AxeH St 1.96 9.79 NAT SEC SER: Roasters special led Poultry: 12.62 13.79 Bolan Axe Sci 7.85 1.53 6.42 7.02 white rock fryers Bond 8.90 8.50 Babson loaf Cheese: processed 536 630 Blue Rid 14.44 15.18 Divid EXCHANGE PLACE ChedMuenster 8.S8 9.68 brick Pf Stk. Bnd Sta.; 1.05 1.80 5'42411,6; daisies longhorns dars: 6.48 single 11.56 Incom ;88 Bost St 10.69 Swiss: blocks 1C.15 11.10 Stock 9.84 10.75 Bost Fd filti6- )qiivytitijsi,14-571M7l- it ' 12.03 13.151 Swiss: Too few to report; (wheels): Broad, St 16.05 17.35 ,Gwth Grade A 591.1-60 lb. blocks): 17.41 18.71 One Wns 17.71 1731 Bullock 22.50 23.94 Grade B 5612-6Grade C 5412-6C G End 10.69 11.56 IONell ra 9.31 10.17 Wholesale prices as reported by the Cdn Fd 1941 21.29 Opph 9.49 1040 Puritan 11,92 1219 Chicago Mercanille Exchange: Cap Inc , I Butter: Steady. 93 score 6712; 92 vore Cap Lite ' 8.76 9.60 'PUTNAM ' Cent Shr 1345 14.70 FUNDS: 6712; 90 score 6616; 89 score 6012; car15 I 17 - 11-- lots: 93 score 6716; 89 score 62. CHANNING FDS: I' Equity .. 16.67 Geo 14.20 15.52 Eaten Eggs: Steady. White large extras 40; , i 14.21 18.221 Grth 2.72 2.43 '1, Corn St mixed large extras untraded; mediums 9'82 9.38 10,25 Inc Grath 24. ,7,1311'2; standards 38; checks .L.,.'...:,,,..- ,-- ..,,,,,,,,,,3 171 945 10.33 Inv Incom potatoes: total U.S. shipments 207; old ' St E6.47 56.95 4.01 4.38 State SPed 77; C. D. STIMSON CO., OWNER supplieS and new arrivals 43; track Chem Ed 19.77 21.66 STEIN RCE FOS: demand light; market steady. 14.76 16.131 Stein R 23.33 233.3 light; Col Frl lb U.S. IA unless othSlein In 18.44 18.441 Track sales: (100 COMMONWL.TH Minnesota round reds ' Stein St 16.28 16.28 terwise noted): FUNDS 8.22 9.87 ,2.50; North Dakota round reds 2.50443; Cwth In 11.96 13.07 TwnC G 2.35. reds Wisconsm round FUNDS 4.40 4.01 UNITE. Sh Oluid Street sales: Washington rurset 8.80 940 Accu 1.78 9.49 Dow Th 16.11 17.6r bank 4.504.75, norgolds 4.50; MinnesotaInrnm 15.88 17.33 Minne 10,02 10.95 North Dakota round reds Fid Cap 1481 16.101 Scien Fid Fund 70.69 22,37; VALUE LINE FOS sot. russet Burbanks 3.751 Wisconsin rusround 1032 11.31 reds Burbanks Lne Val set 31.11 3458 Fid Trnd 7.07 7.75 Val Inc FINANCIAL Onions: 11; track 40; supplieS PROGRAMS: gat Sot 1851 11.52 AVAILABLE 443 Moderate; 1.31 1709 Vangrd demand slow; market dull. Dyn ' 5.47 5.99 ,Varied In CIO 6.63 Track sales: none reported. Inc, 8.46 910 THE Gr 8.09 145 Inc IViking Street sales: Idaho yellow Spanish WasIS In 12.97 14.17 large GROUP SEC Colorado yellow Saanish 14.76 16.13 11.72 Mut 10.72 Wsh M1 h 2 ic medium Aerosp 13.84 15.04 large Corn St 15.49 16.43 Well Fcl Wieconsin med,um Ind 9.97 10.90 12.10. yellow Fut Ad 10.28 11.24 Indiana 2808.15; Illinois 1.754.15. 21.66 23.541 Ham hde 6.00 6.56 'West 1.25; small Colorado. iaroe 2.00, Inc Best 1.34 9.11 . - WishIdahoOregsn whits large 2.70; Colorado white medium ington n 2.60-2.603.:!5 IS; HEATERS GAS WATER , ' ' The promotion a nnounced Monday by A E. Bcnning, Grain Futures Higher At Open 10.97 11.99 IP , i'SL,,,--T"';1'44.'- of Tom C. Seppich to director o f was nistration tvveasrts Mut ' , .., Amalgamated Sugar Advancement Wheat, corn ,oats,1 CHICAGO (UPI) rye, end soybeans were all fractionally higher at the opening today on the Chicago board of Trade. Wheat was up V4 to l'2 cent; corn up 214 ' tuesdav's Quotations to I; oats up lit to ks; rye up ,,s, and National Assoc!. soybeans up ,ii to tioNnewo7orSkejirjiriell h:gher, Corn ard oats were.fractionally Dealers, Inc. rye end STbs.anS (raCtionaliy Iuwer and Bid Asked Bid Asked w;.eat lo ysr at the close Tuesday on the INVEST GROUP: 3.34 Aberdn Chicaoo Board of Trade. 11.251 2 23 9 27 3.651 Mut Adv- - Fd Esfirnaled carint arrivals Of gra n at Chicacto today: Wheat 5; corn 39 (CCC sSeto,ecck, 23.35124 101..45041, AltflifilAFmd 5); oats 1; rye none; barley 6; soybeans Pay 196199 IN? a3; total 134' 'Am 4 , 11 operations. Mutual Funds - - ' , , . , k,t 1t ,,........, Mr. Secrist was one of the organizers and was later chairman of the Utah Council of lie was Safety Supervisers. Leather Firm 1 , ( . i,' importance expanding maintenance responsibilities within the transcontinental The total value of crude oil, $69,684,000 as compared with Crude remained petroleum the second principal mineral Patural gas liquids and natural $73,298,000 in 1966. The value at sells of crude oil produced in the state behind! gas produced in Utah during 'produced, all time, to January! !copper, whilt! coal was ranked! 1967 dropped almost $I millioa of 1968 was established at !third. from the previous year. Crude oil production last year! ;$866,936,000 as compared with to January 1, 1967. fell off ta 65,885 barrels a day This was repoited in the 1958 $803,715,000 The value at wells of natural as compared with 66,100 barrels! Issue of The Oil Producing produced last year was lin 1966. Natural gas liquids on !gas io Your a State, publiindustry as compared with the other hand increased from $6,463,000 cation of the Independent Petro1$6,838,000 in 196ii. The value of !4,266 barrels to 5,271 barrels a leum Association of America. !natural gas liquids produced in 'day. Total value of the petroleum in 11966 was $2,700,000. No figure There were 15 active rotary Utah in 1967 was set at was available for 1967. !drilling rigs in 1967 and 142 !wells drilled during the year.. of these wells were !Fifty-nin- e !oil ve!ls and 10 gas wells, while '73 ended as dry wells. Buy Caldwell believes it is , the world's largest producer or Spe-(idly leather which is provided '' '' , ' i of Utah Oil, Gas Production Down $4 Million In '67 d Factory Readied .; 0.4., . Mr. Musgrove said the promotion to vice president was "well deserved", and was made to coincide with the customer." MORGAN The Browningi for lacing footballs. baseball Arms Co. today announced an'gloves, for golf bags, for the ski agreement to acquire Caldwellltrade and for other sporting Lace Leather Inc. of Auburn purposes. tanning Kan., a privately-owne, and ma nlJa cturing cempany in which has been operation I since 1879. '', i . ''''''' i k ' Production of noti4at dry milk ?"C ..',',44;21 .14 . .:', ) ? and butter has begun at ki, ' II , :' '', Tik t.) ''' a n d Dairy's Richmond I , : , , vitt lie produced 'f,4,!stA: of.4.; ;4 Cheese plant. ,i:, 4,4zA, i , , '..., 4o as soon as the installation of ',,,;'', ":4 , sll) equipment is completed. ::,,e,4.01i.of:....4,,,,,Itt k , t, ' The Richmond plant Will thus Nib, 4 51, 14 become the third cheese man'1"."'''..,., ,,, '4&:''''',..,., 40'..r. .i. i 4( vol5. a !.. , in ' 't ,, : facturinP Cache k plant 7 ''''s:11,... " ; it, 4 .,' : , 4 County. t, '. , ,' ': , 4 ,',. 1. ,,,, , of evaporated The ; processing .,, , q ',,,' 4 4','..,s1 , i: te ,'"' 1..,. c milk was carried out at the .41' 44L,1;41 tt 144 .,'4,,' .1 .,, ,, to .,. pur!plant prior 'i,' ...... ,,,1,, '.:.,.., I,. ,.,).; ,.,:,, , )'$'4441,, '' lchase from Pet. Inc. last June. ''' s 44142;.'.11,k 4 ' .4 i Louis R. Curtis. general man- rilv:s.,,A,.... ,,.:1..., ) ' f i i , 0,1,!!:',. i4 ,!'','f I ,..4, , . 4 , said "Hi Land t f ' :ager for t.:,. :,, , 7,;'''' ' k: ..4','., , .1 '' ..:', A.' 1 , :converted the facility so non-fa- t ! :...,;.....,..: ,J,;,....,,,- ,:' dry milk. butter and cheese can ',, ',, :, A, .; .: 2,,!. ; 7. ''...i k be produced to provide a mar- , LA " ' . 1 ': .:. !..,!.. ," , .!,.....,.;',.r ket for the milk of 440 dairy 1 :: ,,:: ,,: ,, farmers in northern Utah and '1'.., s::,i ' 1 ......' j'.',...:: :,.,.1.,.' ."..i,,.. 1.1 southern Idaho who 3upplied the .:' , 4 :'". 4:',(..,. 3' t, 1 Grant Secrist evaporated milk operation." ,,,, ,.... 4 k4.,',::: '.',4 Ni 44gi, 4iz .440... 41011,4 it ipla.....1 Plant superintendent is Lloyd: . . Promotion served who has with, Gardner, . for 22 years. also chairman of the 1Vestern . William R. Godfrey, product- H. Bennett holds Shawn:, Region. Harold ZCMI president tion manager for the dairy, said the plant is now proces:Ang Garrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Garrett:: 'about 140,000 pounds of milk al as he dips into barrel to pull out winners of 21, .,day and is aiming toward pro.I office services. Mr. Seppich shares of ZCMI stock during the pioneer departZ, 'cessing 200,000 pounds a day was formerly the purchasing during peak production periods. ment store's 100th anniversary. Winners werer' Dr. C. Anthon Ernstrom, agent for Amalgamated, and chosen at all three of the store's outlets. Mrs. J.:, served as- - chairman of the idepartment head of the Depart- J. Sarbach, Montpelier, Idaho; Hazel Gal of Food Science and data processing steering com- Iment,' !Industries at Utah State UniverOgden; Bryce Jones, Farmington, and Metha:: mittee. in sity, who assisted M. Dietz, Salt Lake City ZCAII employe, were:: Ile joined Amalgamated in 'planning their new cheese proc-- I -im1938 as an office boy, was all winners in the drawing. The newt Ilessing facility said: r"' mediately promoted into thP ,Chedda Matic process that will! is the fhtst.1 accounting department, and ;be used by later served as assistant of. :to be installed in this area." fice manager in the company's He said he felt the luture for, Nampa, Idaho, and Nyssa, IUtah in the production of cheese: Ore., factories. Ile attended Is excellcnt. "Cheese production Weber State College and Utah is one of the bright spots in the State University before join- 'dairy industry," he said. "Our ing Amalgamated. 'geographical location is ideal to itake advantage of the cheese 'market on the West Coast." 04: e years in that capacity. Ile has been director of maintenance since 1965. Before that he was general fleet manager and also safety director. Federal Trade Commksion is undertaking a study of the of area warranties and ' , 'o ., Mr. Secrist started with MI, ith Freight Inc., longer than other employe, any today was named vice president of maintenance and equipment. said Allan D. iklusgrove, president. Mr. Secrist started wih in 1932 as a driver and his 36 years of service include 20 4 OGDEN Browning To , 14 1968 more and knows !ess about the things he buys, borrows, rents, years, eats, drinks and generally com.umes than ever before," she said. "The wonderla ad of warranties," she said, is one area where consumer education is "desperately" lacking. ABOVE WATERLINE "I know there are good warranties and bad," Miss Furness said. "But I believe the good ones are well above the waterline on an iceberg of sizable proportions." She pointed out that her otfice with the Departments of Commerce and Labor and the ''''''''l 10, nd - Wins Boost , - 0. ,:...., t .,,4144.0.. . ''. orn,- -, 4tt -- ,4.,... ,Zi. - ' ,,, :,v,,,,,,t.I.,,-. -, ss , ,,, , POP4MWOMPFROVMWOW4POW4q1111114pOONTIPMPWWM11 4 Official IML -,- : ",,..4,,,,.;,,,,,.,,...v, "Today's consumer hears I .,.'i.', ,,,,,,,,, , (,,---:- President z , ,,,, 4.,.--.-,,-:,;v,- The special assistant to the for consumer affairs told a meeting of lead. "We would ing salesmen. really like these prob!ems to be solved within your OWn house. After all, you know more about your businesses than we do." LAST RESORT "We look upon the Federal consumer as a legislation court of last resort, but how often that court is convened is Up to business," Miss Furness explained at the eighth annual marketing conference of the Sales Executives Club in New York City. Miss Furness sal,' the marketing industry is spending too much iime on persuasion and too little on education. r ,;. k .'..;s.' , t Hi-La- ,.,...,ier,Ae.A,0A.,46,m-,,...- ,,' r CORNER GN COMMERCE .,,V,,,' . '''2, . 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