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Show 6 NEWS, Tuesday, October 17, 1972 DESERET C NEW YORK The immediate commencement of a field test near Hanna, Wyo., to develop technolea for converting underground coal beds into here gas was announced The depth of the seam reduces the problems of accidental surface venting of combustion gases, the an400-fo- today. was announcement Thg made jointly by Frank E. Bartlett, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Union Pacific Corp., and Dr. Elburt F. Osborn, director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines. o is payable 19(7 r 00 I 111111 1 1 by INDUSTRIAL f AGRICLISTURAL LAROAAToley 0oLools , , . THATCHER CHEMICAL CO. 19f)0 f ortune Road t,4.,0 .o. 150,) Westi Phooe 4867295 , , .. lit 144) ' ft 1tr :; -- -- t), - 1 iTA . - ' DEE; (. - 0.3.. 4iTill ,f ;0 ' I Starting Scan in Solt lake City another IllttliR i tUR . ffilj Control Tension and Anxiety Develop Hidden Talents and Potential .. ;. : :. 0 or CilOWNVEMICOMMIIIIMOMMillii iL 322-012- 3 278-926- 23.5 - , , 1 , ; Give us your forms, your reports. Your letterhead, envelopes and cards. Your invoices and purchase orders, yearning to be numbered. We'll print them, in one day or over night. Drop off your camera-read- y copy on the way home, and pick up the finished job the next morning. . We have a good selection of company cars thcit are beiry offered for once-ayebargain prices. Buy 914, 911 Porsches, 100LS, COGI, Super 90 Audis in or station wagons. ar But East Utah Empire Eureull 11.75 .00 .10 3.00 2.75 .65 9.00 .05 .30 .45 .15 .70 .17 .35 A .07 3.50 2.75 .55 3.50 .03 .26 .25 .13 .60 .16 .28 .38 .04 .03 , 8.96 11.60 Inv 12.25 ow 5.76 ConMt In 8.74 9.43 Contrail 15.85 Coro C 14.38 Contry Cwn Doll 7.53 Cwn Div 6.14 14.65 Dovidg DELAWARE Concrd Us Eur Stood Golconda ' Prince .15 Rico -- 19 Sage 5.87i Sioux .14 So Stand .29 Teletrons .45 TinticMin .70 TinticStand 1.25 Triton 4.50 UnPkCty .75 Utah Cons GolOCOoin GrWest Justheim Love Oil La Pac Mammoth MveMotic New Pork New Quincy - Nally .35 5.75 .12 ,27 .40 60 1.00 3.00 .50 6.75 7.25 4.25 2.374 .06 .624 .07 .70 .50 .20 8.75 1.75 2.25 .30 19 IA 2.75 .10 .70 2.00 8.00 13.00 I200 .0 .80 13.75 single stop IUDI P.050011 ocIPS.C.E LiW11 1 9th South and State PORSCHE AUDI exclusive dealer for Utah 33rd South and Highland Drive Olympus Shopping Dente, 6150 Van Winkle Expressway Dace clrony's 1045 So. State ft ow FRS x ZX ie PH. 328-870- 1 Qualitv at a Fair Pnce Bowl FitSBovt FINS SC RATIC 1117"' Cash & Carry Items FULL E x cc ai $ ,i, 4:. SUSPENSION fri4 - 24" , 'I ,,,,, 0.-- t. , -- ,, ' ,,,,....., ,c.....,..: tl, , - v. all Clillqf ,, FOR APARTMENTS, PARKS. JOLIET, ILL. ((WOLivestock: Cattle 425; trade moderately active on limited volume; steers steady to weak; heifers steady to mostly 25 lower; cows steady; ohoice steers good: choice heifers' and choice good and choice 33.2534.00; canner and cut-utilitV cows ter Wednesdays estimatea receipts 2,000. (AP) Lease S Large Companies X Small Companies I Tuesday Z ', kW'?- - what a differencc dealing with a See ''se'1115 ; tF LEASING EXPERT !i! A T ; SECRETARIAL I 0111 11 c I ct KJ "iF n ,--- 1 " i 1 Irl4 s , a I 1 FREE PARKING SOUTH OF STORE S , A 638 S. STATE AM 4' MI : 0014 Ptatufw, WE AFTER NOLIIS $ LOO Li a 114,PkiggSpkgkil "S COIN METER 1450 Tempi G lower C Tron Coo Tray' Ea Tudor H 20th 20th 10,74 8.11 6.31 9.03 10,96 11.24 13.32 L - uNnaticuinpv 191. i V'N;3 3.78 4.13 7.28 4.21 4.58 7.09 7.09 9.28 1014 Vangrd Vont 1090 Varied I 3911 3911 Vikng Gr 11.35 11.35 WallSt or 6.90 6.90 Wash Mu 30.31 11.21 30.31 11.21 Went 4.69 5.13 8:78 9.60 11.04 12.06 12.11 13 95 ert PA sPokow.k,4014-41- 1 13.23 13 95 WELLINGTON GROUP: 2387 28.21 Explor 11.42 12.48 !vest 12.65 13.83 Moron 7.84 Tchniv 11.46 13.63 1490 10.25 11.Z0 Trust PUTNAM FUNDS: Conver Equity Geo 16.16 12,47 11.76 VVelsly 13.63 Groin Futures (UP)Groin Low Open High WHEAT Dec Mar .1 2.20'4 2.23 2.1934 1.90 1.92 2.2334 2.19 2.2234 1.9234 1.94,2 2.181.2 Dec Mar May in? 1.33 1.38,2 1.42' 1.4334 1.33"8 1.32'4 1.38 Sen Dec OATS 1.41 MOV Jiy Sep CORN 1.36 Dec Mar May Jly 1,1234 1.4434 ).37.4 .114,11 .83Za .8312 .80 SOYBEANS Nov 3.3234 3.37 Jan Mar 11.39v2 Futures Raw Close Prey. 1.8914 1.9112 2.23 2.2514 2.19 2,21iy 1.941.4 2.1812 89 1.9034 ?In 1.92,2 1.33st 1.39a9 1.33d 1.41'4 1.42st 1.42'9 144' 1.43 1.41 1.35,2 1.44,4 ..894 ...843 .8448 .8331 .8034 .84 .837 a .804A 3,32 3.33,4 3.38 3.41' 2 3.4214 3.41 3.42,15 3.4434 3,45'1 3.444 3.48'43 3.45v2 3.4714 3.45'4 3,47e 3.422 3.45 3.424 3.45 3.35 3.36"2 3.34,4 3.3612 May Jul Aug Sen Nov 3.25 3.2714 3.25 .84'8 .83'8 .83' .80'8 8531 .8334 .83 .80 31134 3.36,4 3,347e 3.38 1.3834 1,424 1.41,2 1364 137' 3.3612 3.41 3.44' 3.46 3.43 3.34, 3.27L4 For new customers. First free! Call for details on our special Our. 4 ro MOTELS. eb,..N yo. ,4, WASHER Bright as 3 BLItNet VICTOR TEMPORARIES DOOSIOO Of 1 Vittot Comptometer Corporatn)n SERVICE 359-876- Soot, West Temple 1 but it can be very rewarding. Prince Covey & Company is looking for two individuals who we will train to become stockbrokers. The securities business is very exciting and lucrative. Many brokers have attained a earning level in excess of within their first twelve months of $20,000 employment with us. It is not uncommon for experienced brokers to have months when their income exceeds $10,000. sales or financial background is preferrable but not mandatory. Al! interested applicants please contact AL COVEY. Alr7"1"6"21;21"41119r( , ) I. (1' Scrd S.h :v mwT. 67 14:66 16.02 FUNDS: 7.64 831 8.20 8.99 11.94 13 00 10.99 12.04 14.19 15 66 7.81 8.56 9.06 3.93 (7) (7) is challenging hard work, 157 West 33rd South, Sall Lake rtS4:A 1. 11 104:44 Being a stockbroker 487-570- 4 oot 690 912 Unified 11.08 12 Unitund UNION SERVICE GROUP: Brd S Iv 15.25 16 A APPOINIMINT 355 - 5336 8.96 14.55 4.21 4.61 4.14 4.54 9.95 1017 CC Cl quota- --Phone 1 loo. 0 , MASTER LEASE, INC. A 4.k.IlLsCoolp4swpf Los.," Grwth Nw Era Nw Her Pro Fd Pro Port! Proyidt Provd Gt Prud SIP TRAILER Per Day Ta 404, leochrs Monday, October 16, 1972 484.2444 I ,- HOURS: to e Doily. Noo Policy tor Vow (Gores Noce OM Stock SIS GROUP: 7.19 7.81 Grwth 9.24 10.13 Incom Smmit 11,74 12 87 7.32 182 Technl Syncro F (z) (z) TMR AD 10.54 11 52 Daily Renteis ac:1 I ' Ott) makes As Low As x CHAIR , Balanc COPiP g., MASTER LEASE PLAN um 27 1131 1231 USAA Co 12.71 12,71 9.75 US GsitS 10.37 10.33 y.14 VALUE LINE FOS: 3.70 Vol Lne 6.53 1.16 7.31 Vol Inc 5.00 5.48 8.72 Lev Gth 917 11.67 Vol Soc 4.61 5.05 Sec wed lik NM Individuals Talk to the man with the X ,,,, Co SYCIN 8.22 Puramt Paul Rev 8.36 Pa Mut 3.10 Penn Sq 7.31 Philo Ed 7.96 10.68 Pilgrim INSTITUTIONS For A J.S6 1.27 7.18 7.18 ROE FOS: 23.44 23,44 i i.40 11.46 1615 16 85 X ( - OTC FDEE lb heifer cows sold lbs 24.50; good MASTER X A '''' J Calveschoice 3.96 morning barrows and gilts steodv, instances 25 cemts higher; U.S. lbs., lbs 240'60, sows steady, 1.2, lb lbs good ; steer calves , .144-0-- CABINET A x lbs . - - 8 heiferschoice feeder feeder bulls calves from lbs DENVER good lbs Hol- tions: Hogs 400: Feeder ; lbs stein teeder steers choice AY,Ei ,,',' 114,, FILE ME - ,,,, lbs 7 Ind Am Asso Fd Eiducy 21.97 21:97 Whthol Nicnios Nest lvtr 15.77 15.77 UNITED 7.63 7.63 Accum Oceang 9.08 9:20 End Fd Omega 0 Neil Id 1318 13.88 Cord gw Will 17.76 17.76 Cont Inc One tricorn OPPENHM FD: Op Aim 12.48 13.64 Scienc 8.49 9.28 Vangd Op End Ott Trite 10 03 10.96 On FdCn 4. 100 DESK !;:'..,..-- , ,000044 ''''':!:,.f, tt,,41t' .047 Feeder steers lbs 5.72 139:9138 99.55 7.12 7.80 11.60 Inc Bost 4.10 4.49 12.58 Ind FAm 10.40 11.24 6.30 Integon 8.74 Inv Co A 14.22 15,54 9.72 Inv Guid (z) (z) 17:37 Inc Ind: c 6.47 15.55 Inv Bos 11.97 13.08 INVEST GROUP: 8.23 .. 6:71 IDS Cth 7.03 14.65 IDS ND 6.78 7.37 5.43 391 IDS7r a, mot MODULAR ....,z:- 0 ,7t 1 $ sALE!.! DE R1 lir tf. er steers choice , lb slaught- :good to high good 8.46 FUNDS: Cap Stir 9,64 is is Inv 12.09 13.21 Trst 9.23 10 09 Ventur 11.42 12 as Smith 1 11.98 11.98 SB 18,,r 12 48 I? as So GenF 14.02 14 68 Swst Inv 9.35 10 II Sw Inv G 8.20 8 86 12 68 13 88 Sovr In Soectra 7.20 7 89 STATE ISND GRP: Corn Eci. 5.58 6 10 5.67 6 20 Divesif 6,10 6.13 Progrs St Fr Gr 4.73 4 73 St Fr Inc 911 9.87 State Str 50.8 51,16 STEADMAN FOS' CO: FURNISHED head. Market Quoted up to 4 p.m. still several hundred head yet to sell. Slaughter cows sold steady to .50 lower than Monday of last week, steady vMh Not enough slaughter last Wednesday. steers and heifers for market comparison. Feeder steers weighing under 650 lbs fully steady, heavier weights .50 to 1.00 lower, feeder heifers under 600 lbs steady, over 600 lbs .50 to .75 oft. Steer and heifer calves fully steady. Slaughter cattleutility and commercial cows cutter and low utility HotwASnoFirtSBowEng 26 43 20 38 11.74 12 47 9 27 18.65 10.14 12.41 WASHERS 8, DRYERS 17, 1972 bulls 24.18 SIGMA irs COIN OPIRATM LAKECattle saleable slaughter ? ,3 7 Is Incom Invest SE Dean S;de RI moss SPEED QUEEN 2,198 80 North State 3rd South and 13th West 3119 East 33rd South 523 East 4th South 4 122 South 401h West Trolley Square SALT NORTH 8.35 6.53 L Apcirc F NISpewwtownio Harbr Pace Ed 10 98 12 It SHEARSON FOS: 8.65 9.48 102 8.79 F 12 05 13.21 FNCL: MASS 12.32 13.46 Mil' 14.37 15.70 MIG 14.45 15:79 MID 14.41 15.75 MFD 16.56 18.10 MCD Motes iv 3.73 3.73 14.88 14.88 Mother 6.14 6.82 Am Mid Many Id 12.32 13.46 8.33 9.01 Fd 65IF MIF Gro 531 591 (7) MuOm gt (z) MuOm in 10.36 11.26 Mut Shrs 16.26 16.26 2.03 2.03 Mull Nat Indy 11.59 11.59 NAT SEC FOS: 10.12 11.06 Bolo,ic Band Sr 5.13 5.61 4.06 4.44 Dividn Fret Stk 7.17 7.84 5.28 5.77 Incom Stock Sr 7.62 0.33 9.14 9.99 Grwth Nel Gwh 10:76 11.70 Sid 17.18 18.67 NEL Mt 10.64 1886 NEA Neu Celt 6.63 663 10:90 10.90 Neuwth Indp 3., 562601 dcir Quotations from the NASD are represen- tative interdecner prices Os of approximate- p.m. Interdealer markets change iy throu ghout the day. Prices do not include markup, markdown or COMMiSSiOn. SECURITIES Bid Asked Bid Asked 7 7' 4 6 Nt1W511. 5,a Altalnd 93 AmolSgB NoAmRes 10,4 11 11 Amcor 10,4 4 9 Amer Notl 3,8 8' 4 NotPhm AmerS&L 1' 2 1' 4 13's CalRes Am WstLit 3'. 3" PacEnPr 1e 1,4 VB 10 ArdW.los, 9,4 PenzOtB 5"e PRCCro BeeME 4,6 BonvlSyl 2' a 2: PracSvs 10,2 Rsrchind Brno Arm 10 2,6 19 ContBnk Fa RavalEx 9 SentSec DenvRIEst 8',! 4 412 2121 Emdeko 11316 1,6 SKngMNv Envrtch 8' a SkvInOli 7,4 12 a 12' 2 Eau itOil SMCiny 43 PstSecCp Southland 31 FstSecP1 115. 7 SWRSCH Pa FstWstFn 26 25 SurtyLif 5 5,11 3 2 FivDio TeleCom 3. Y. 31 2' a Golx0i1 2,a Telmatn 5' 7 6'. 20 19, 2 GrCent ToiedoMn la 1,13 4' 2 434 maiBkT Nei !thin 30 29 5 a ValNatBk 33'a 34' Hydronm 43. 5' 4 VistaInt laeoiNtl Ua 1,6 IntmnGas 15. 16' a WkrBKIr 28 Moon Inv 3 ZCMI 352 MedD9C0 6. 6'4 ZionBkcrp 32,6 33' 1('1-egt:- 5.22 11 FEInettrprF1 Lea) Freem Eus;ern Utah, 1,000 at 40c. Justheim, 2000 01,10c and 1,000 at 43c. Tintic Minernis, 1,000 at 20c. Livestock Market Tuesday, October 107:01 Mors-Kn- SALES Canyon Lands, 2,000 at 3.00. Clayton, SOO at 60c. $3.95 694517 169 97: F Mlanx 1 100 copies only GFtdE " CHICAGO .08 8.25 SHAREHLO GRP 3 98 Comst 4 Tuesday, October 17, 1972 10 .05 .60 SenSenttrinvel 5.37 7.73 MASS Over The Counter Ask 335 66;961 4. 92 7 05 Vvellin 11.86 12.96 11 93 13.04 Delta Grwth 6.10 6,67 977 10 13 66.84 66.84 Inc Res 8.23 8,99 Windsr inc JeVegh (1) (7) 10.32 11.28 Wert Ina Drect CP 6.96 7.63 I S I: Inv 6.50 7,10 16.23 16.23 Grwth 12.71 DodoCx 11.63 4.78 F YVincap 4,37 Vista 4.59 512 Drexel E 13 54 13.54 Incom 1067 11.66 Wint Gth 3.98 4.35 Voyog 6.46 107 DREYFUS GRP Revere F 9.93 10,85 Wiscons rrst itt 3.32 10.62 11 61 14:57 1397 Ziegler Dryf Ed I? It 13,26 Trzt Sh 12 31 13:43 RIM'', 3.11 3.11 Dryt Lv 1132 17.88 istel Fnd 7195 23.83 Sogittar So Incm 7.99 8.76 10.35 8:71 111 Schustr Ivy Fund .19 ParkPrem 666635 9 MagnC 10.24 11.13 Mutual 20.98 22.81 11.54 12.61 Stock 9,62 10.35 F 12.25 13.39 Select I 6.83 7.46 Var Pay 9.03 9.82 Delw .16 .05 .05 .05 13 Eurtilly Park City 7.33 zi 12.46 9:84 4.70 5.14 Manntn Mkt Gwt 3.14 3.14 GROUP: Decal Bid Ask .45 .05 872 I : Cons Cnsin 17, 1972 Ask Bid 11.00 Bonner Bristol !Mon CnyLnds ietCons Clayton loCons mbMet Comet Comstock ConsEur Crescent Croft Crown ' ,, rz14,,,... - 16.39 17.15 11.39 36 92 24,;47 SPecril 11.71 11.71 Lex Grth 10.29 11.25 Energy Lex Resh 16 92 18 49 Equity F 949 10.37 11.81 Libtv Fd 6.39 6.98 10.81 Foirtid 10.38 Fm Bure 10 24 10.24 Lite Inly 69.50 82 7.45 .. Lite Grw FD Conti 4:40 11.51 10.53 Can LinC FIDELITY .. Ling End 3.76 GROUP: , Ernd deb 9,4P 10 16 LOOMIS Cando! 12,37 13.52 SAYLES: 31.44 31.44 9.75 9.75 Conod Contro 838 8.38 Coo Dv 13.23 13.23 Cv SSec 15.05 15.05 Mutual 7.38 Dest 14.25 LORD ABB: 13:04 Essex 6.92 7.48 13.64 Add& 12,48 Everst 3.40 3.68 16,76 18.32 Am Bus Fund 11.01 12.03 deb Bnd 10.89 9.96 Puritn 1161 12.47 Salem F 5.26 5.75 Luthern In 9.94 10.86 25.35 27.70 Luthn Trend 9.11 9.96 moon FINANCIAL F 11.90 1381 Audax AXE HOUGHTON: Fund A 5.45 392 PROGRAMS: 4.48 4 48 Fund 8 7.61 8,27 Fin Ovn 4.21 4.21 6.16 6,73 Fin Ind Stock 4.96 5.39 Fin Inc 6.05 6.05 Axe Sc, 609 4.69 Vent BLC Gth 12.36 13.51 11.08 IstFd Va 1218 .J.42 11.08 Babson 8.23 8.99 FIRST Bayroc Bovrk gr 390 6.43 INVESTORS: 761 8.12 Beacn Hi 11.18 11.18 Disc Fd 10.18 11.16 13.52 13.51 Guth RI Beacon F 9.35 10.26 Stock 11.17 K 11.87 Berger 9.92 9.92 Multi let '23 5.70 Berkshr 7.55 6.91 371 6.24 1st Not Bondstk 181 5.30 1st Siert 11.91 90 10 Bost Fdn GROUP: FORUM 4.08 4.46 Brown 100 Frid 13.05 13.05 BULLOCK 101 Pod 9,04 9.04 FUNDS: 12.17 12.17 Bull Fd 15.01 16.44 Colum 6.33 6.33 Cdn Fd 22.46 24.60 25 Fund 302 5:49 Cr Fdn 112 4.08 Div Stir 10.26 11.24 FOUNDERS Natwd NY yen 12.42 13.60 GROUP: 17 76 19.41 12.76 12.76 Grwth litrnhm 12.32 13,46 CG Fund 11.51 12.44 Incom 9,04 9.88 Mtuoi F 811 8.04 CaOomr 12.83 14.07 Cop friss 3.09 3.39 F Specil (z) Foursq F 9 77 10.68 Coo Shrs (z) Cop Trin 13.95 15.25 FRANKLIN 14.65 16.01 CU5TOD1AN: Cent Fr Grwt 7.83 8.58 CHANNING 10.24 11.22 DNIC FUNUS: Fr LINN, 5.58 6.12 1210 13.11 Baincd 3,07 2.07 Incm Fr 10.55 Fd 9.65 Bnd 10.06 11:01 Cam Stk 1.63 1.78 US Gv S 11.24 11.24 6.39 6.98 Fd Mt dp Grwth 7.44 8.13 FONDS INCP Inc 2.03 2.22 GROUP: SPPCI 12 34 13.49 Comm Venttir 9:55, 190:377, CHASE Indus tr 11.50 15.85 BOSTON: 8.79 8.04 Pilot 11.77 Fnd Bos 10.77 9.93 10.76 Fron Cp 8.23 8.99 Gotewy P 35.27 .. ShTr Bs 8.73 934 GE 992 1881 Gen Sec 7.94 7.94 Sect Chem Fd 10.86 11.87 GROUP SEC: F 7.75 8.37 Apex COLONIAL 8.39 9.17 Bol End FUNOS: Com Stk 12.09 13.22 11.14 Conver 3:57 6.09 FAm 4.39 Gth 4,02 Equity 10.93 11.93 Grth Ind 22.37 71.37 Fund 25.71 25.71 7.33 Guard 6.i1 Grwth GA 4.54 4.96 10.08 11.02 HmH Incom 7.85 8.58 4.96 5.42 Ham Gr Ventur Inc 6.37 6.96 Ham 15.53 15,53 G cplum 13.56 1356 hartwel COMMONWLTH Hart Ly 9.50 9.50 TRUST: 16.14 17.15 11.39 80 percent.) Tuesday, October -- 550 10.00 3.28 3.58 9 22 Mut SECURITY FOS: 4.02 841 Equity Invest 775 a , 9 Ultra F 913 Iola SELECTED FOS: Am Stir 914 10 7t Doo Ed 14.25 15.59 SPI Shrs 15.14 16 ss Inv P LKret,itxr (0. 20.05 72,46 9,97 Intl' BOICMC Corn c5.85 Intermountain Stock Exchange 0 cllfil,l(gfi o 5.50 92 667.88 Harding says a study of unemployment in July shows 45 percent of those unemployed were people who had never before been in the work force. .4131 6 04 9.68 9.48 9.58 6.60 8.67 8.77 1(9l36) SCUDDER FOS: ACpoastiloS4 Knickr 14,57 12,10 17.74 9.39 27.40 8 Politicians talk a lot about unemployment in an election year, and sometimes they can even do something about it. But a lot of the factors that control unemployment are behond their reach: for example, if a state has a lot of young people (as Utah does). then the rate is probably going to. be high because young people have a tough time finding jobs. The unemployment rate for teen-ag- e youth usuually runs four times higher than for the rest of the labor force, and the rate for young females is even higher. (In Utah, the rate for males between 16 and 19 is 18.7 percent, an for females it is 11 .,z,,,,,, v- who peo- Beyond Their Control CALL FOR ENFORIMTION - 8 86 E E iluenrgIrt 13 40 9 37 'is cent as socially acceptable. Abilities (9 GROUP: 7.82 8.57 Captot rnd Inc 183 9 68 1871 11.74 Grwth 7.95 8.71 tricorn 10,92 11.97 Ventur Wo Nall 13.42 14.71 4,57 4.99 Astron other hand, when unetrployment is high and stubborn and inflation still persists, then economists begin talking about five percent or maybe even six per- Remember Names - 66 96'33 ANCHOR picture measure i otma noc AmIlt Cr Usually, says Harding, economists have considered four percent as the lowest that the national unemployment can go without ensuing inflation. But when the rate is at four percent, then they consider three percent to be more realistic. 17, 1972 Develop Greater Poise and Self Confidence Speak Mot t ffectively Acquire, a Better Understanding of Human Relations , . C GI Egret FUNDS: Am , Mu e55 EXPRESS Invstm Soecl Slack Am Grth Am Invst ple who probably don't need jobs (like housewives) but who have signed up with the agency in the hopes of finding one. Moreover, unemployment is viewed in a variety of lights, both political and economi:. Some of the Many Ut; s the Dale Carnegie Course Ilt fps iten and It Omen I J.,....0- the until It does not include tlie part time workers . . DEMO SALE 91,15-I'llr- over would like to work full time. But it does Dale Carnegie Class on convenience ACLD ED t- i,c',,,Itszt 4,, Cent 31139 31AAA I On the PORSCHE - tide them to clerks just brightens." Bank Debits Monday's $115,109,097 Some Day Lost Year $97,765,095 $42,491,307.06 Today's Clearings Some Day Last Year $46,581,409.90 and -,, What's wrong with the rate now? "Well," he says, "It does not include those who are not looking for work after having become discouraged iiom looking for jobs. Neither does it include those who are underemployed, like the college or vocational school graduates who have taken jas as service station attendants or retail Bank Clearings Tuesday, October ;,- What's Wrong? Loans and discounts at the end of the third quarter were million compared with $831 VIM million a year ago, an increase of 16.4 percent. graphics. IWO i , research assistance, income Total deposits of the corporation's affiliate banks on Sept. 30, were $1 billion compared with $991.2 million a year ago., an increase of 10.5 percent. d bution facilities for Astor in 11 western states. The .Stilt Lake offers company supporting services to inventors such as product design and engineering, market analysis, patent lliniolo rag tktzi ,, .!- a soll , . - 0 I( net e Lake-base- i, ;,,,1; It would probably be better to use a term like "full time unemployment" or "involuntary unemployment." since what we are really trying to describe are the number of people who are out actively looking for jobs, he muses in the latest Newsletter from the department. per share. The per share earnings stock reflect the split effected May 10. p. obe plans to establish western marketing and distri- I $1.9g Consolidated Astor manufactures such items as telephone tbles, and stereo stands, serv1 I ing carts, and magazine racks. Ca:i us for your chemicals Probe, Inc., Salt development firm. ' No one understands this better than Curtis P. lirding, administrator of the Utah Department of Employment Security, whose department spends a lot of time figuring out the unemployment rate in Utah after securities transactions for the first three quarters was $11.3 million or $2.2 per share compared with $9.5 million or $1.87 per share for the same period a year ago. Firm Buys 'Astor' of Astor The acquisition Metal Products, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y,, has been announced 0 0 dividend A, i the same period last year, income was $10.1 million in return for permitting the use of its land, the company will be permitted to monitor the tests and will receive reports on the results. - A The "unemployment rate" is at best an imperfect way to measure how many people are out of work. It's something like describing the measurements of the Ark in cubits when you don't know whose arm was being used. In or 10 60 11 62 j P G115 11.13 348 Janus Fd 17.74 3 48 9.20 10.08 jHon gth 8.64 Cr - 40 Eugle ADMIRALTY: Jorinstn 5.73 6.28 EATON 8 Grwth KEYSTONE; HOWARD: 4.70 4.29 incom 81 19.17 10 12 moo Cust 1024 11.22 Bain Fd Insurn 82 20 49 15.98 17.46 Cust 4.59 5.02 Gwth F Adviser 6.45 7.05 Cust 84 9.09 Incme 11.95 Aetna Fd 10.93 7.96 K1 10.43 9.54 Cust F 13,40 13.40 Soecil Atuture K2 6.69 13 93 15.22 Cust 5.71 513 Stck Fcl 1218 Fd AGE IA 08 Cunt SI (z) Etaerstd 14.85 13 Altstote S2 11.37 28 03 28.03 Cust 09 18.82 EDIE Sp 16 AAmlohcoaDEFa Cot S3 8.98 MGMT GRP: 74 7.37 Er-- 3rd Ask 2.04 E&E Bid 2.04 Abe)dn 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111:111111111111111111111101111ilifilii Unaudited consolidated income before securities transactions totaled $11.3 million or $2.21 per share in the first three quarters of this year according to George S. Eccles, president and cheif executive officer of the firm. similar field test was conducted in 1959, in an Alabama coil bed. This seam was only 37 inches thick and was relatively close to the surface. Nov. O. 1972, to shareholders of record at the (Jo )SC of business. Nov. 1. Monday, October le, 1972 in was reported today by First Security Corp. for the nine months ended Sept. 30, compared with the same period of 1971. A AlbertaThe cALGARY, noard of diretstors of Husky oil Ltd. declared a dividend of 7.5 cents per share of common stock Tuesday. The a nnouncc m e n explained that several holes are to be drilled into a coal seam at a 400 feet. Thc of about depth coal ill be fractured and I The Husky Dividend The An The proposed project will be the only field testing of underground coal gasification currently under way in the U.S. work is Some experimental being done in the laboratory. Wyoming coal also is desircable because of its low sulfur content. The test will be conducted (in property owned by Rocky Mountain Energy Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of Union Pacific. The i3ureau of Mines will finance the project. 1 stated, nouuncement Earnings Up 11.1 PercentUnempioyment ILI percent increase By Cubits? earnings low-sulf- clean-burnin- Ihrstb-,- .. 1111111111111111111111111:11111111111111111111111141111111111111111s11111111111111111 Dr. Osborn said fassification process a successful could el iminate the necessity for mining the coal and would produce fueY tially burned under ground. The resulting gas will be recovered at the surface. MUTUAL FUNDS Don Woodward Utah Bank's Testing To Convert Coal To Gas Will Begin Soon i !h.'...r , , 7foy STOCKS lifta4 'r '''Irld!:- -, - tricrik, j ,,,,7vi (aol! BONDS c21, 410 r adlt lak,c Cityl LW, aal I NILTUAL FUNDS 1 , |