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Show I li 'iyi y Hjpir in fi r- lynpyt ? tr V X 1 y- Up and Dowirtlic Street AP UP Dow Jones Vital Blow to West By Robert W. Bemick Tribune Business Editor The failure of the United States Tariff Commission to make recommendations as instructed by the U.S. Senate on relief for the domestic lead-zinindustry is disappointing on many scores. First, the majority on the commission found that, in their opinion, they had no obligation to act as an arm of Congress in making specific recommendations. The net effect of this is to cut some of the ground out from pnder the western mining senators and congressmen in framing legislation. The moral and- - statistical support of a commission finding would have helped in getting tariff legisla tion through the Congress and in seeking" presidential ad provaL , It is certain that the refusal of the Tariff Commission in this regard will again highlight the need for reform of the agency, particularly the elimination of split decisions of recent years which have confused Industry and alike and impaired the meaning of Tariff Commission review. a Secondly, the commission action is another blow at western resource development c , d V Singularly Important for West Area Market Strength C New York Times Service . NEW YORK, April 1 Al- almost as many stocks went down as rose and although changes were negligible for the list as a whole, the market gave an appearance of strength Friday. THE MOTORS were all higher, as were the leading electric and electronics manufacturers. Chemicals were generally weak. Volume on the New York Exchan ge was 2,260,120 shares, compared with 2,690,-00- 0 on Thursday. Of the 1,189 issues traded on the big board, 461 rose, 451 fell and 227 closed unchanged. THEBE WERE 30 newt 1960 highs. though Detroit Trucker Wins Permit Auto Concern Appoints share-for-shar- - x 1 share-for-shar- New York Stock Market 84 612 94 615 94 39 142 88 143 43 68 88 01 88 42 21 303 14 304 06 145 23 Index I owners and stockholders, mine employes and mining unions. Everyone who lives in the West has a stake in this matter. Gadsby: Fighter to the End Standard Sale, la FruehTr Intlakelr IntBusM IntHarv IntNickl IntPaper IntShoe IntTAT IslCCoal JohnsM Jones&L JoyMfg Kaiser Al KanCtvS KelseyH Kennectt KrnCnty KerMcG KimClk KresgeC KressCo Kroger Lear Lehman LOFGls LMcNL U.S. Government Bonds - Dow Jonee Service - NEW YORK, April 1 Closing deal(bid and asked fractions In 32nds): NYCSL bear- ing his name, confirmed the purchase and said Stevens would continue to operate the facility formerly owned by William World Motor Hotel Names v Californian as Manager i Total N Y. tlock .ales Friday, - Grain Futures July William E. Hunter Jr., south- Thursday for LDS Conference own- visitors. l ' ern California , Another 77 units will be er, has been named general available within 30 days. The manager of the World Motor Ho-remainder of the 200 units will tel, 1900 S. State, J be completed before June L' it was announcMR. HUNTER, was born in ed Friday by 1 Lake City, has lived in Salt. I E. Alma Gygi, Los Angeles since 1929. His manager of In-family owns and operates four vestora Cooperahotel-mote- 1 - ' Wool Market NEW YORK. Aorll API Wool tops and wool futures were irregular Friday. Woo! future .closed .1 of a cent lower to .7 of cent higher. May 119 9; July 119 6R Oct. 120 9; Dec 121 7B; March 122 8B. Certificated wool sPt 119 5N. Wool tops futures closed .2 of a cent lower to 2 of a cent higher. May 148 5: July 151 2Bj Oct 153 2; July 1 Fridays Quotations hotels and one motel in South-er- n Thunday'i bank debit , Same day last year California. , bank debit! He attended Utah State Uni- Week'! lion dollar facilSame week last year a for short then versity period, ity. ' Friday, clearing. day la.t year The first 56 Mr. Hunter the University of Southern Same Week a clearing. unit of the motel were opened California and UCLA. Same week laat yea tive Inc., owners of the IU mil -- Sept, Dec, March 2 07 to 184 V. 1 1 86 to 91 to 194 SOSto 185 186 192 195to 2 07 to 1 84 to 186to 191 to 194 Cor- n- 625.625 295 96 25.898,463 00 8115.774,074 00 $109,745,003 00 16 580,243 55 16.082,774 28 96,239.071 S3 92 J10 ,253.7 87 93 00 75 1 - 87 200 50 18 25 19 37 12 50 11 37 23 75 7 50 25 00 12 50 21 25 6 75 23 00 11 50 8 50 43 00 9 37 .46,00 Flnsncs .72 .75 1 1 19V. 21to 23 1 Sept. 126 Dec. Soybean. 2 17to 'May 120to 12! to I 23to 126 to 1 23 1.25 1 118to 117 118 - 2 19 V, 2 19 210to 2 11 Sept 2 08 10to Nov, 2 12 213 Jan, Lar4 (drum) 9 80 - 9 67 May July 10.02 10.02 July- Sept. Oct. 10.35 10.35 1 19 120 2 19 2 10 1 20 12iy 23 1.26 2 19 3 10 2 09 108.r 3.13 2 12 9 60- 9 65 9 97 9 92 Bid 10 27 10.30 61000!Clo.e! AC3HBD AAFP5 ATT3H do3H 111 61 ATTSF4 BA04 V 92 2010A 70 69 to 83 8 200 42 96 53 441 55 28 71 11 70 81 721 MoP5. do4 31 71 to do4 do4 181 83 CanPac4 NYCntS CV3 4 to H 2 81)CsUnse3 NYNHA Total NY. bond aalea Friday, 68.230,000: 1960 to date. 6371.012,500. Total American bond sale. Friday, 680.000; 1960 to date, 18,158,000. Salt Lake Stock Market Fridays Quotations Y to H to to l to to to y. lto to to to Mutual Funds to to to to to to to Bid I to y. v. to to to to to to to 1 V. lto TruaxTr 18 37 to I, 241131 V.- I- to 2 to 19 XStot- f- i 101! 27to- - to 12' 7to ei nnto- l- to - 26 aitollflj 76 21 27 to Ttol 461 1) 34 to' 48 24to 71 29to - lto - to 62 to 26 to 88 to into 46 H 861 83 to 40 32to 761 80V. 6 145V, 131 23 to 361 46 86to 6! " to to to 49 2 7 17 4 10 to V, 81 21 81 26to 52 to 161 44to 11 17 24 7 17to SO to 111 28 to Atked $ 7 70 4 34 554 5 65 ton Boston Fund Broad Street Inv. Bullock Fund Can Gen Fd 1054 Canadian Fund Inc Can Inti Growth Chemical iSind Comwlth Invest Diversified G Stk Fd Diversified Invest Dividend Shares Dreyfus Fund Eaton A Howard Bal Eaton A Howard Stk Electronics Inv Fidelity Cap Fidelity Fund Fncl Ind Fund Founders Mtl Fundamental Inv Group Com Stock Fd Hamilton Fd Hamilton Fd HDA Incorp Income Incorp Invest Instit Found Fd Inatlt Growth Fd Instit Income Fd Keystone C F-- X do do F K 2 do F-- S 3 do FS-Knickerbocker FdT" Lazard Fund y Mass Invest Tr Mas Inv Growth Stk Nation-Wide Sec N Sec Divid Stk Serf do Income do Stock do Growth One Williams Street Puritan Fd Putnam George Fd Putnam Growth Fd 8 02 17 00 13 04 13 64 14 38 15 81 10 27 h SALES Bristol. 10 000 at 10c, 8,000 at 10c. Cardiff, 100 at 90c. Chief on . 100 at II 10. T NEW YORK, April 1 (AP) Stocks Clayton, 500 at 16Vfac. Commonwealth, 500 at 9c." Mixed, slow trading Kennebec, 100 at 45c 500 at 46c Bonds Mixed, government cut early7 losses. Keystone, 500 at 30c. Leonora, 1.000 at 2y4c. Cotton Mixed quiet trading. Majestic Oil, 500 at Cblears North LUy, 200 at 97 '4 c, 200 at Wheat Higher; short covering. 97Hc. rn-Slightly easier; meager trade. Roystrm Coaln, 1,000 at 6Vta Trans-UnioOats Higher; scattered demand. 1,000 at 22c. Western Alloys, 4,000 at 3Hc. Soybeans Higher; ohort covering. 2.500 at 10e, 1,000 at 10 Hogs 50 to 75 lower; top 19 00. WllJiston, Cattle No slaughter steer sales re-- , Yank- - Con.. 2.000 at 4c. Zuma 125 at 4c. ported. Markets in Brief Fridays Quotations to Affiliated Fund to Am justness to Atotnicr Dev. TexUtll Textron Thiokol ThomRW TldeWO TtmkRB Transam TWAirL TrlCont WntAIrL WstnPac WstnUn WstAirB WstngEl Whlrlpol Woolwrth Worthng Wyandot YgaRAT Zenith - to to y. Texaslnt WamrBr SitSrr3 DARG W4 DoCcvS Erle4 to Sun Oil SunrayM SunshM Swift&C TennCP TennGaa Texaco TxGUSul UnlGaCp UniGslm Uni PCM Units hoe USAFSec UEGypa USIndue USPlyw URRubbr USShoe USSmelt USSteel dopf USTob Upjohn UtPAL Vanadm Walgren Waiwrth 63jf9 68 32 56 3 61 81 ito k UnltFruit CMSP CNW4 89to-8- 03 Sale In 61000ICloe Chg 371 14 H4to 411107 y PhtlP2 to to SLSF4 II 73 SlncOtl 681 97 - to cv4to 141 87 - to SnPa4 4 2 221 92 to - lto Or4to 9 101 - to StOISto 15 82 SONJ2 WheelSt Chg. Salea In $1000C1ok Chg 90 , y. 66 20. 18. '.73 Rye May Fridays Quotations Sale, in y. SeabAL SearaRoe ShOAG v, SharStl Shattuck V. ShellOU ShellTr V. ShellerM 4 Simmon. Vi Sinclair SkllyOil SmKAF V, SoconyM 1 SoCalEd 4 SouthCo SouthPc SouthRy SprryRd StOilCal StOtllnd StOilNJ StOilOh StaufCh StAWeb 20thCent UnBagC UnCarb tWOllCAT UnPacif dbpf UnTank UnltAtrc UnltAIrL UnitBisc UnitCp UnElCoal 1966 to date, 67,313,717. New York Bond Market 12 5 62 00 32 62 25 25 lto Sch.nley V. .hare.; 830,000 104 1 Insursoesi Total' American ttock .ale Friday, 23 50 25 to to 1154 10 10 2c 10 37 0 39 3 15 CHORE 1509 23 62 24 85 8 30 13 32 16 15 4 56 11 17 MASTER IJ&fimtWki 9 72 7 01 8 26 ifEiimibuij! I FORANY-SIZ- E FLOWER OR VEGETABLE GARDEN 139 to Townsend U S. ii United Accum Fd United Continental United Income Fund United Science Fund Value Line Inc Fd Wellington Fund -- Ry. brive ,( N. Mm a iwcwm. Eg,;g Market LOS ANGELES, April r lto rsMNS) ; s , ' Mc candled to ;? CHICAGO, April 1 fAPJ Wheat-- No 3 yellow hard 2 Com No 2 yellow 1 No 3 No 4 yellow yellow 1.18-21t1 11 2 08 No 5 yellow 1 earn, 1 85 pie trade yellow 1 1 88 No 3 heavy whit Oita 1 92 (ample ST.de heavy white 72 : No ,1 1 95 to extra heavy white 78to-7No aoybean salea Soybean oil 6 00B-I2119V, Barley Malting choice 1.15-1351 21 feed 1 18to 130 .74 July S.L. Bank Gearings 4 99 30 23 31 12 18 50 10 50 to to to Cash Grain 156 2B Certificated spot wool tops 148 ON. B bid; N nominaL , 22 00 75 . 37 to 25 50 V, Phillip. CHICAGO. April (A- P- . Low Clote Open High 1 , 11 12 49 9 0 3 7 47 00 9 12 38 75 3 68 6 75 29 25 15 37 9 37 - PittaPl PltUStl Proct&G Publlck PugetSo Pullman s PureOU RCA Rayonr Raythn RepAva RepStl 1 IV. ReynMet ReynTb Rlchfld RoyalDu Safeway V. StJLead StLSFra, StRegPp 4 2 Lastl Chg. Salea In 100.1 La.tj Chg. retailer. plant (delivered 1 AA extra large 43-sal soy. large 42to-4AA large 39-4A large S4to-36tB large 31. 29 64 to to A MtoSto. .Jdiu.m. .40 54 AA amaU 28to-29t31to2to. A 9 1 1 25 to J6 : eonaumert AA large 13 111 42- 4H9.- - A AA medium 66! 108 to lto 49, A medium 43-4- 7, AA email 39-4A email 9 Poultry: Tryer 2.260000 .hare.: 1960 to date. 193,042.509. (at ranch) 1921 light type hena 7-- hen croe ll Butter: Price to retaUera tirade AA NiagMP NorfAW NoAmrA NoPaclf North rp NthwrA OhioEd OhioOil OlinMat ... 231104. 151113 - Macy MagmaC Magnsvx MarqtC MartinC McKessR Marqrdt S&rckCo 'MerrtCS MiamiC MinHyw MmnMM MlssnCp Morten to MontPw MontWd Motorola Murray NatAvia NatBlsc NatCshR NatCLns NatDairy NatDistI NatGyps NatLd NatSU NewmtM NYAirB NYCent Stevens Canning Co., Ogden, has acquired the Varney er' markets and changes Canning Co., Roy, Weber County, for an undisclosed consideration. ' 28 18J443 111 4411 -4 LknsStl MackTrk 75-- Crowds See First Units 4 Penney PennRR PeptiCol Pfixer PhelpaD Philco PhllMor Lou-Ns- h 8; . Varney of Roy. Mr. Varney acquired the cannery in 1929. Its principal K product is canned tomatoes. 42 ParamtP Littonln 3 the firm - OtiiEl Owenlll PacG&L PacTAT Pack Bell PanAW PanhEP Chg. Salea In 100 Asked I Sales In lOOalCloael Chg. Lckheed LoewsTh LoneSC Lorillard WHILE LAST RITES were performed Friday for the venround reds erable electric utility leader, shareholders were receiving by 3.40-- 75 track Onions Arrivals 4: 22; supmail a statement he signed just before his death. plies moderate; demand slow. Mardull. In it, Mr. Gadsby says that the UP&L offers to build ketTrack sales: None transmission lines linking Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge Street sales: Idahoreported. Oregon yellow 2 00; large 2 25, white Spanish hydroelectric and water storage projects would save the tax- California white medium large 2 75; midwest globe: Michigan and yellow 100 afford and an million best market dollars, optimum payers Iowa 1 25; Minnesota 1 50; red type: medium 2 75; new crop: possible prices for energy produced and accelerate develop- Michigan Mexico white medium 4 00; ment of additional projects to bring water into the Great Salt New Texas yellow Granex Urge and me00; yellow Grano Urge dium 1 Lake Basin. 2 25, white medum ANGUS STEVENS, OGDEN, president of 4 4 4 Bid 1012 42010 Ligg-M- y 25-- 7 , 148 26 6 17 GnAccpt 7 11 GenBk 43 42 GnDvra 160 92 GenEl GnFoods 23 103 GenMtrs 223 45 3 26 GnRfcrt 108 77 GnT&E 50 66 GnT&R 45 34 Gensco 43 52 GaPac 23 69 Gillette 4 25 GMcBn 73 17 GlnAld 11 38 Glidden 13 73 Goodrch 86 37 Goodyr 2 28 GrhPge 52 11 GryRob 5 23 GNIOre 28 45 GtNrRy 6 27 GtWSg 25 21 GreyHd 7 25 GrmArc 126 31 GulfOil 10 63 HercPdr 53 32 HiltnHtl 10 24 HffElctn 7 11 HllndFu Homestk 12 42 14 48 HnluluO HousehF 19 30 17 19 HoweSd 48 IdahoPw 1C e 20 Idea 38 IllCentrl 20 ZnRayon 41 InlndSti 4 Weber Cannery Changes Owners 9 13 45 40 92 44 29,900 29 200 24.600 22,500 21.300 20.300 Stock Index 500 Sales in lOOsiClosejChg. 4 17 EvansPd 4 35 4 30 FrbksM 7 13 FchEAA 6 29 FamFn 9 36 Flrestne 4 1 24 26 FirstAm 9 37 Flintkte 14 58 4 FlaP&L 23 33 FoodFr 22 49 FdMach 4 1 FordMtr 259 69 4 53 22 4 FreeptSi lOOelCloMi Chg. Street sales Idaho Russets 6 75, DaGeorge M. Gadsby, chairman of the Utah Power & Light bakers 7 50; Minnesota-Nortkota Red River Valley round reds to on end vs. the issue of the public fighter private 4 25-- 35; Wisconsin round whites 4 50, Russets 5 25; Michigan 6 00; round power. whites 3 75 If track Ford Motor Studbkr Packard Gen Motor Raytheon Gen Elect Std Oil N J Banks t New potetoe-Arrivno market tone. Street sales: Florida I Albertson's Inc B Amalgamated Sugar dopfd Ariioha Public Serv Bonanza Airlines Des- - Pharmaceutical Elte! McCullough Garrett FreightHnee Intermountam Gas Interstate Motor Ln. Long Const. Equip. Magna Inv. 8c Dev. Magna Inv. 673 Morrison Knudsen Mountain Fuel Sup. National Beverage Northwest Nat. Gai Pacific Intmtn Exp. Sait Lake Hardware Utah Concrete Pipe Utah Firs Clay Vitro Cp of America Yuba Cons. Ind. Inc. Fridays Quotations Produce Market Co., was a 98 - 01 93 - 10 43 -- .08 52 04 06 4 09 82 79 79 84 88 Bonds High Grade. Ralls 2nd Grade Rail Public Utile. Industrials Z' Fridays Quotations Lat Fridays Quotations Indu. trial, set UlUIttef 69 ZCMI. CHICAGO. April 1 (UPI) Produce: Live poultry: 9,000 lbs. No USDA price quotation today. Cheese: Single daisies long9 horns 41to42; processed loaf to; Swiss grade A grade B 47-445-4grade C Butter: Steady. 1,102,000 lbs. 93 and 92 score 574; 90 score 56 to; 89 score 56, carlots. 90 score 57, 89 score 56 V. 10,200 cases White Eggs: Firm large extras 38 to, mixed large extras 38 to; mediums 37 to; standards 35, dirties 31; checks 30to. Potatoes (old and new) total US 639; (old) arrivals 90; shipments track 339; supplies liberal; demand slow; market mixed Track sales (100 lbs US 1A unless otherwise stated): Idaho Russets 6 35, bakers 6 75, Minnesota-Nort- h Dakota Red River Valley Pontiacs 85. 40 10 10 10 10 Poors Closing & 16 50. 3.50-- - 12 16 04 1.189 461 451 277 30 Ten Leading Stocks Cattle 800; calves 25: fresh cattle receipts largely stockers and feeders, most of these consigned directly to dealers; fed steers and heifers scarce; not enough other classes offered to test prices Sheep 600; two loads choice and shorn slaughter lambs prime 107-l- b with No 2 pelts steady at 21 50; not URANIUM EXPLORATION HAS ENDED and this seg- enough other classes offered to test ment of the domestic industry, while assured of minimal prices. LOS ANGELES, April 1 operations through 1966, Is totally dependent on a hoped-fo- r 200 Supply commixed classes; dairy cows modprised break through in reactor technology which would make active, fully steady; utility erately 16 00-1- 7 00; high-utilit- y nuclear power competitive With other energy sources. and commercial heavy Holsteina 17 8 00, can-ne- rt Congress, Jhe administration and the" mining industry and cutters 13 00 15 OOi lighter canners down to 10 00. have talked endlessly in the postwar period about the neces- shell Calves 10; nominaL none. a Hogs. of national mineral policy. But nothing has been done. sity Sheep, none. Meanwhile, mines fill up with water; the art of the industry in the hands of the mining population falls into disuse; college students shun studies in mining engineering and extractive metallurgy for the relatively "greater security of other branches of scietice; exploration is largely dead because no one caire persuaded to put money into new projects of doubtful future profit under conditions that now exist; tax funds and taxable private property are reduced. The issues no longer are merely ones involving mine - 61 - 31 Dow Jones Service Volume Close Chg Philco Core 2 to 73,100 37 V4 449.300 25 Amer Mtrs Anaconda 4 V4 "44,300 50 41 Lockheed Air 38.300 22 Hogs 25, butchers and sows steady to weak, mixed 13 barrows and 0 lbs 16 50-1-8 75: 150 lbs gilts 15 00; few 450-54- 0 lb aows 11 1 75, over 600 lbs 10 60 Sheep 50, nothing offered early. 1 OMAHA, April (UPI) Hogs 5,500; steady to weak, instances 25 lower than Thursday's strong close; most 3 190-25-0 lbs 15.75-1- 6 25; top Everyone in West Holds a Stake The following bid and asked quotation are obtained from the National Securities Dealer Assn. quotation! commute. They do not represent Sale, to 1004 and are intended actual transaction as a guide In the range within which these securities could have been sold (as indicated in the bid column) or bought (as Indicated in the asked column ) Dow Jones Averages Ind. 335.300 618 Rail! 60.200 144 Utila 30.700 88 Com. 326,200 305 Commodity Tut. e American Stock Exchange - Over the Counter Furnished by J. A. Hosle 6e Co. Member of the New York Stock Exchance No. Sect. Traded Advance! Declines Unchanged New Higrs New Lows Markets - - , Livestock 4-- e f Vol over-suppl- Utah-domicile- d one-hal- Total THE INTERSTATE trucker is Commercial Carriers Inc. In other action Friday, the PSC dismissed a petition pending since March 2, 1956 entered by Kearns Utllitiestoor increases in sewage connection' DESPITE THE GAMBLES INHERENT in mining, the and service rates. history of the West clearly discloses that major mines have THE PETITION was never been a keystone to the economy of the area. , Diversification alone Into light manufacturing or the prosecuted to a conclusion and ( missile age," both of which are greatly Influenced by defense the public utility subject to PSC control was later sold to contracting and the future of this weapon or that weapon an improvement district, not In the national arsenal, does not answer solely the problem ac to where our children will find employment or when. In subject to PSC control. fact, will we find the necessary tax revenues tq educate those children? Thirdly, lead and zinc are but two metals imperiled by foreign imports which have been stimulated as a matter of U.S. foreign policy on the postwar world with grants, gifts, loans and various other types of aid to the tune of more than OGDEN (AP) Cattle (USDA) 100, nothing sold early. two billion dollars. Calves 25, no test of market How--' - pm. ington and Oregon. Not only does thie extraction of ore from the ground, its processing fend refining produce substantial taxable wealth, mining has for years been a principal employer. For every one man working in a mine or reduction plant,' four others have jobs as a result Western. Pacific y p rcu and portions of California, Wash- Saif with G. Ben Beal, president - Californian as Manager 2 00 p m. A Detroit, Mich., firm with that inequities affecting other metals and raw materials might be interstate authority for transin line for relief porting motor vehicles received a Utah Publlc Service CommisThe mining industry is a singularly one for sion certificate Friday to, do important the states of Alaska, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, New interstate business in Utah. Mexico, Montana, Colorado As a consequence, the West-i- s no linger proJ&ring tungsten or antimony. There is a fundamental world of copper from the standpoint of capacity. Imports of potash have restricted expansion and reduced earnings of western potash producers. Imports of phosphatic materials are increasing. Chrome mining is dead. Manganese developments have dwindled to one or two. Quicksilver production is at the mercy of foreign cartels controlled by two governments friendly to the UJS. State Studies Insurance Firm Merger Finance er Carl J. Hulbert Friday took Lake, atyclaima a. majority, ever, amder cross examination under advisement a proposed of the shares of the firm are it Was disclosed his directors merger of Ideal National Life backing him 'in an ouster Rad not authorized merger r Insurance Co. and Pacific action aimed at Pacifics talks. Western Life Insurance Co., management COMMISSIONER Hulbert both firms folWilliam R. Greeson, sales of Jesus Christ of Latter-daLon Kump, attorney denied a motion of Mr. Kump Rodney a State at the lowing hearing for Mr. Beal, said that the inmanager for the Economy Saints. Capitol. Chevrolet Co., Alhambra, Mr. Greeson is a graduate of surgent shareholders want for a continuance of the hearHE f SAID he one and or two ing until the firm of Coastes,' make would nama the University of Colorado in Calif., was ed general manabusiness administration in 1948 decision as to whether the shares of Ideal for one share Herfurth and English, Denver exchange of held of Pacific. and was associated thereafter ger of Gledhillactuaries, could pass on values with Challenger Air Lines in stock with Ideal, the surviving Dodge, Inc., 1000 , ' involved. . AT the HOWEVER, hearing was to 28? S. Main Friday, corporation, equitable Salt Lake City. Scott Mr. Hulbert said Boise, Jones, a that Friday, stockholders of the two firms. The appoint- already had The 'decision will be made Idaho, actuary for the State m e n t was an- Idaho Insurance Depart- ruled as tohe equities. Walter To Head Conference before the April 15 sharehold- of nounced by Clif-ment testified the exchanges Green, actuary for both PaWesters Pacific of meeting ford O. Gledhill, C. Francis Solomon Jr.!J.Salt on a basis were, cific and Jaeal, also testified in Newhouse ern at Hotel. the who Lake realtor and appraiser, president, the equity of merger. equitable. on The be will at voted merger is currently servwill preside at the 11th annual this Wendel A. Davis, president So will the issue Approval of the Insurance meeting. a k as. t Southwest ing Region Appraisal of control of Pacific Western. of Western Banks Life Insur- Commission of the merger is president of the Mr. Greeson Conference at Phoenix April ance Co., announced his firm required before it could be ' FORMER PACIFIC vice was interested Great Lakes Mission, Church 21 to 23. in merging Hourly: 11:00 Noon A victory on lead and zinc would have given hope Tungsten, Antimony, ChmmAJl Gone Decision Due April 13 State Insurance Commission- Stocks Illustrate S.L. V4 tt- - 29 New York Times Markets gov-emme- -- I960 Salt Calif Ifihuitf litJinf Mines W ft - Th Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, April Tariff Board Action "rv n 100 LEASING IS OUR BIISLVESS Rate IZEZITZ Rent-A-C- 1 Receipt: Eggs 78.900, , poultry butter 1,2.12,000. OOP, 2,353,. the You foo con strlk Availebl, In 2 Mod.lt; "Heavy Duty" (dluttreted) end the "CommereieP ' 78: Eggs (prices by loose dozen) Grade AA 40. A Urge 38, medium 36 B large 30. Cheese Mild loef 42. mild longhorn 42. mild tripleU 40. Butter 03 score 70, 93 score 68, 90 score 65. 449 fO. MAIN 68 to 73, A 21: S.L. Produce Low Monthly b. distributor 9rnt. higher) Liceneee PR KM PAY DIRT Mor than hlf th world' tiller, r built by CKQrmtr bcau6 (6-10- -4) bettl The fabulous FERTILIZER r tag . for furrow row. tbr idlng, cultivate ground 11. 22 ny depth down to Mki 1 work of plow th ground for of growth. Work hg , 10. any garden job at ny nd 36 go ' betw , . braez. ' For mora efficiency doe th p planting, furrow J package (9-l- lngl dtc, hrrow . , . preptrt Premier Quality - ONLY $4 A - spread NOW! ' 7200 Sevth Stk Wait ' AM ' FULL 1 YEAR WARRANTY! boyd martin co. MINERAL FERTILIZER CO. Midvale, Utak " Opan Monday Through Saturday 160S BECK STREET t a.m. to 6 p.m. DA |
