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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, January 10, 1961 AP UTI Dow Salt ak ' Blines Jones New York Times fihanr Markets Finance Today in Business Contractors to Hear Banker Robert L. Gordon, a vice president at Los Angeles Bank of America, N.T. & S.A.,' will be principal speaker at the annual convention Jan. 20 of the Intermountain Branch, Associated General Contractors. Reserve .Bank of San Francisco. HE SUCCEEDS Howard W. Price, executive vice president and general manager of The Salt Lake Hardware Co, who continues as a director of the bank. ' sesTHE FEIDAY-Saturdasion will be held in Hotel Utah. Mr. Gordon will discuss the financial pitfalls in contracting at a noon luncheon. Mr.Gor-doIs a former Utahn. Presiding at the AGC ses-- , sions will be Kenneth S. Witt, Provo, president of the . Branch. y Dates Economist John K. Langum, president of Business Eco- nomics, Inc, and n a nationally-- , known economist will address Inter-mountai- the annual - J Jr P. Fuller Brawner . . For quality paint purchase. W. t T S Business OutV dinners . this year spon-soreby the 1 home loan divi- - f sion of Prudei)-tia- l Named Federal Sav- - Mr. Langum Special to The Tribune ings and Loan Assni He will discuss area residential conLOGAN Robert F. McCam. struction. bridge, 45, San Francisco, has The sessions will be Wednesbeen named sales engineer for W. P. Fuller Brawner, presiday and Thursday evenings at dent' Pack Manufacof W. P. Fuller '& Cq., Federal Prudential 7 p.m. at turing Co., producers and dis Robert L. Gordon . . . Banker Auditorium, 33rd South and San Francisco, paint and glass, tributors of Pack will address contractors. State. manufacturers, says the new interlock files H. M. CALVERT, Pruden- trend in paint buying is emMr. McCam-vice president said in- phasis on quality vs. price. " tial bridge, who was with a ' i had been mailed vitations ird. Hamilthe with to for the Wednesday AT A SALT Lake City press realtors I C ton Manpfactur- HIS ENTRY WAS just a to home builders conference with Lyman Hunand meeting I in2 Co.,' will rep- shade bigger than the bird for the Thursday I session. ter, vice president and techresent the Utah-- " I Carl B. Setzler, by presented nical director of Bennetts, In based firm Newberry, S.C, which weighed Dates Metal Talk Utah-baseCalifornia, paint firm, Mr. 57 pounds, eight ounces. FI L. o n Dr. n Yntema, i t Bjorksten g McCambrldge Brawner 'said the National The birds were alive and Research LabOregon. Paint, Varnish and Lacquer J. He is a native of Manitowoc, gobbling. More than 4,000 turkeymen oratories, will Assn, had established a fund Utah 1 Wis. 'A veteran of World War are attending the threwlay address with the Painting and Decorat Dame Notre attended of II, he Chapter convention at Chicago. American SociUniversity. ing Contractors Assn, and the ety for Metals Retail Paint and Wallpaper Post Bank Gets Utah Gobbler Wins Wednes Dealers Assn. ' at 'day B. Rowland,-manage- r Thomas Harnight William A. (Bill) Barlocker, Rowland of and Objective is to promote use Cafe, 250 St George turkey grower and Bros, dairy, Pocatello, Idaho, man's of better paints, particularly Norlh West banker, has won the named chairman of Temple. the do it yourself among crown at the National has been the Salt Lake branch. Federal He will dis-- c of home decorators. group Turkey Federation convention foamed Mr. uss The metals. "UNFORTUNATELY, the 7 at p.m. has been to buy ESTATES MEMORIAL tendency IF Dr. Yntema, a former vice of paint ungrades SECURITY CORPORATION presidflt of Fanstell Metal- cheaper mistaken der the impression senior and lurgical Corp. Mr. this would save metallurgist for Stanford Re- Brawner and Mr. money, Hunter said. C Now York Timet Service search Institute, Is chief of NEW YORK, Jan., 9 Ir- the metallurgy division, Bjork- Home owners are learning the "hard way and the paint InLaboratories. regularities among some of sten Research dustry is seeking to encourthe favorite specialty stocks age the trend toward quality Gets Promotion failed to check a virtually by educating the customer, A. M. Wilson, manager of the executives said. general advance of prices on mining operathe New York Stock Extlons for Utah change Monday. Aggregate Constructlon Funds received on the LAST market value rose almost l and Mining Co., day of the month EARN a s of one per cent has been elected FULL MONTH'S Interest. vice president ALMOST EVERY group .UJ. the firm. . were There had wide gains. WHY PAY FOR A FUU FIR I The metallur- advances of more than 2 AND GET ONLY ONE HALF? Modern equip gical engineer, points a share for Youngswho Is a gradumint, skilled town Sheet and Tube, Atlas ate of the UniMotorptrsonntl and Powder, versity of Cali- certified responola, Reliance Electric, New-moMr. Wilson fornia . . . keep Mining, Continental sibility U-1954. He has in Oil, Cosden Petroleum, Nor-wic- h joined In the Redman comPharmacal, Aldens, been manager of the lead In moving uranium opEndicott Johnson, Lehn & panys Wyoming and storage , Fink, Hershey Chocolate and erations. Prior to joining service. was Wilson Mr. ' by employed Polaroid. Memorial Eitat.i Soturlty Corporation Dial DA Co.s Loko Ut. Salt antimony 2063 Douglas St., City 5, More stocks rose than fell Bradley Mining successive day. operations at Stibnite,. Idaho. the fifth for PH. IN Of 1,275 issues traded on the He also worked at Mountain Float tond New York Stock Exchange, Pass, Calif., for Molybdenum ut tit fro brochure 776 rose, 302 fell and 197 Corporation of America. iiiiui closed unchanged. HE RESIDES at Palo Alto, Nam THERE WERE 49 new Calif. 1960-6highs and no new Addrots lows. The last previous day City on which there were no new was March 18, 1959. lows Stot on the New York Volume Thlt h neither an offer to eell was 4,210,-00- 0 Stock Exchange to offer of an buy eolldtation a with thie company. The offer-I- n shares against 3,610,000 le mod by proepectue only on Friday. Merrill Lynch has always had the reputation of being bona fide imlaome of Utah. ready, willing, and able to help the small investor. Thats a reputation were proud of, but it is one that has, on occasion, been misinterpreted- - misinterpreted to mean that we werent ready, willing, and able to help -the big investor or speculator. Nothing could he farther from the truth. We neither love Rome more nor Caesar less. We love them both alike Rome and Caesar . . . big account end little account. When this firm was first put together, it was our aim to provide the finest services and facilities that any broker could have for the handling of customers business. As things were then, that meant the handling of good-size- d accounts, because in those days there werent as many small investors. - Thats where our second objective took shape. If we had to have the finest facilities we could get for the handling of big accounts, why not make these same facilities available to the smaller investor? It was something we knew we conld do withont overtaxing our equipment. And it was something we felt we ought to do, because it seemed important to ns that more and more people have an ownership interest in ' If youre s proud parent our American business system. We still feel the same 'way. We still operate the same way. , We still have the same basic objective to provide the , facilities and services we can for both the big finest be sure your Only with a legally sufficient will can you - account and the small account s of according to your wishes. And property will be disposed May we invite yon to put ns to the test whether your in sccord-ne-e wishes exactly can state your only your lawyer investment problem is measured in hundreds of dollars with the requirements of Utah State law. If changes or hundreds of thousands. in family or financial status have made your present will A SATURDAY breakfast sponsored by associate mem bers of the AGC is a feature of the convention. Better Paint Promoted, Expert Says look" d block-busting- J fit d Do you V 4 t k hold a job ...or does your job hold you? idespread Rise Sparks Market PAYS 7 INTEREST Our vans are in the vanguard! two-third- Ling-Temc- ' -- vt &? 5vS 'V trYrT ' Unfortunately, many men today dont hold jobs. Their jobs hold them with the limited security they I v f , - A provide. A single missed paycheck and the creditors come howling. first U-C- e If you have even a few months pay in a Walker Bank savings account youre your own master. You call the shots . . . theres just no feeling like it. take-hom- 6-87- 47 ... .... 1 - History Lesson . ' If you want to change jobs, go in business for yourself or take advantage of a business opportunity that may arise you can do it, because your Walker savings account will tide you over. And if your savings . 4 ? are at Walkers you are establishing good banking connections with Utahs first bank. You are building a sound credit reputation that will be invaluable in whatever t ''' J I you choose to do. SHY Utah State Bar Association , plfi Continental Bank Bldg. DAvii York Slock Exchange and other principal Slock and Commodity Exchange 129 S. MAIN STREET, SAIT LAKE CITY ' Telephone: ELgin W MONEY, XT I .. kws33Sii II r--, Y Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Sew X A FOR protected by a will Member v,' A, Your family should bo or if you have no will, your property will be divided according to the lasts of Utah. See your lawyer to get full protection for your family. ' VWv s . SAIT LAKE CITY LOGAN MURRAY PROVO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MIDVALE SANDY RIVERTON Member Federal Reserve System . J 3. |
