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Show The Salt 18 like Tribune, Tuesday, June 6, 1961 PCL Willi ERA of 1.61 C New York Time Gaylord Perry has the best earned run average . of any pitcher in the Pacific CoastLeague in games through Sunday. The Tacoma Irurlers aver age was a stingy 1.61. W ra cent. 18 30 8 21 8 37 15 38 15 11 14 48 26 30 Cisco. Sea. 8 61 Score. SD 2 Loveniuth. Tae 7 42 8 53 McMinn. Port Rosenbum, SD 16 48 9 Zanni. Tac Tifnthler Tac. --16 29 Dailey. SIC 16 21 vPaine Van Maranda. Tac.k 9 61 Abrnthy, Van.30 8 53 Kolstad. Sea. 9 30 Horlen, SD 13 38 Martin. Sea - D Jimenei, SD 10 63 -- Singleton. Van. 9 65 9 15 Bitchie. Sea. 7 35 Blvas. Tac 9 23 Besana. Van E Wilftoflj Sea. 16 59 51 8 Herbel, Tac, 9 48 Brice. SD rHarriir-Spom- - , , 9 Hughes. Port. 18 Badatz. Sea 10 Segui, Haw. 9 Greene. Van. 11 Harwell, Spo Grnt.SLCHaw 12 6 Piche, Van. 9 Choate. Port. 8 Stark. Port Borland, 10 Palica, Sea Wrle. Tac Haw 10 2 Rlchert, Spo. 11 Ortega, Boo 9 kelson. Port, 10 Feed. Spo 6 Behm. Van Newcombe, Spo 7 Giggie. Haw 16 McDowell. MX 9 Mickelsen. Van. 6 SD Van. 'Membrgr, 1 eMaster, Van. D Williams. Baker. Haw ' Peters" ln. Tac Sea. SD SLC 81 C SLC SLC Olsen, 6 1A 28 46 17 28 27 39 25 20 IS 15 49 55 14 38 9 12 26 24 15 37 54 27 31 33 32 4n3T Jljj7Theueartier dicates 18 9 17 2 0 3 50 76 30 37 66 22 42 2 65 28 25 50 21 37 20 8 15 4 2 28 24 1 12 9 40 10 18 7 5 1 61 32 65 66 28 28. 56 17 31 .31 18 12 4.3 4 27 57 18 32 68 A3 47 42 16 22 4 8 3 I 10 65 16 29 7 31 23 21 7 .31 11 30 1 2 .52 7,8 60 15 11 71 41 H 5 6 6 3 55 55 60 60 60 63 67 71 75 82 .3 86 1 5 3 98 3 4 00 ft 4 18 2 4 .15 2 4 40 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 3 49 27 43 0 0 3 4 4 42 4 4 48 2 4 50 0 4 50 2 4 57 4 4 64 4 4 65 5 4 68 3 4 60 1 4 83 2 4 85 3 4 9J ' 26 44 17 26 12 20 19 26 1 1 63 23 35 8 15 18. 31 4 So 13 10 12 19 6 16 4 15 It 8 14 28 20 83 16 53 53 40 6 7 3 9 9 37 27 18 6 28 12 25 10 18 8 15 45 25 87 It 17 7 87 2 2 12 15 2 4 64 8 5 10 1 9 521 5 5 4 5 1 6 3 k3 6 1 3 6 I 2 6 I ft 6 1 70 01 00 6 08 11 16 40 43 4 6 A7 1 t 40 Byrd. Prt Haw 10 19 4 8 1 2 6 Podbielnj Portjo7 25 7 9 1 Y1 6B 12 6 7 0 Batkins, Haw, Barren, Spo. Tor eeasthiap" TorTuesday In T1mountain Area. Scattered afternoon and partly cloudy skies for much of Inter. evening thundershowers are scheduled also. 69 33 83 50 1 4 27 Nvro. Tac HaW Valdes, Spo. , 1 SD Beisent. Sno Hamilton. SLC Spencer. 8LC Schaeffer. SLC Blebert, SI C Shipley, SLC Byerly, Heffner. Barnes, Beaver, Tyrlver, Proctor, M 0 5 SD Thies, Haw , 14 21 0 18 19 22 18 63 84 23 1 12 79 Choice Office- - Space By Associated JPress ' Detroit Tigers, pressed for pitching help, Monday acquired southpaw Hal Wood-eshicfrom the Washington Senators forinficlder Chuck Cottier. was a The exchange straight player deal with no cash involved. Cottier, 25, has drawn, notice with his defensive ability, but has had trouble hitting major league pitching. W0ODESH1CK, 28, has a 3 2 record "with the Senators--thi- s season, and will be returning to Detroit, where he had a brief stay in 1956. Manager Bob Scheffing said Woodeshick probably would be assigned to the k DiU From If S. Weath.r Burris Clear to partly cloudy ikies will claim much of the Jntermountam Area Tuesday, The afternoon and evening may bring thundershowers. Of the 1,289 issues traded, rose, 463 fell and 220 closed unchanged. were 99 new 1961 hlghsand Today in Business Lucky Lager Names Area Sales Chief parking Special to Th In 13th East and 21st South or call Mr. Woolley, DA trip your nfoyobta. OUR SiWKgS am ntt CM M rage (all REDMAN VAN 1 STORAGE CO. JACK THOMAS -- TKAVIl Vtto MKVICI Nswhausa Hotel lobby IM 8 2924 Phono IM eight new lows. mm Mr. Hamilton Mr. Williams 350 Bankers minus-two-inc- o-Attend -T- 2-Sta- Meet te An estimated 350 bankers from Utah and Nevada will convene this week at Sun it -- was. announced Weston E. by Hamilton, vice president of Walker Bank & Trust Co., Salt Lake City, and Albert Williams, manager of the Elko, Nev,. branch of the Nevada, Bank of Commerce. THE CONVENTION, - at which the Utah bankers will be hosts to the bankers from California, Kentucky Nevada, opens on Thursday afternoon and concludes Sat' urday. Eugene Overfelt, president of the Gunnison Valley Bank, Gunnison, is head of the Utah Forecast Tue' y through Saturday Bankers Assn. He will be sucUtah, southern Idaho and eastern ceeded by Allan. B. Blood, vice Nevada No precipitation WASHINGTON, June . 5 except a few scattered afternoon thundershow- president of the BarneS Bankers mostly in mountain areas Temper(UPI) The' Justice Departatures averaging above normal. ing Co., Kaysville. Wyoming Widely scattered afterment Monday announced jit noon and evening showers most davs, J. HARVEY SEWELL, presi- would not block the confined mostly to areas east of the merger of Continental Divide Temperatures dent of the Nevada Bank of will average 6 to 10 degrees above of Oil Standard the Company seasonal normals, with warming trend Commerce at Reno, heads the California and Standard Oil to midweek, becoming cooler toward Nevada will He group; banking end of week. Company of Kentucky In par- be succeeded by F H. Fita-vi-ce tiaf settlement of a T958 anti-- ' New York Times Service C president of .the First National NEW YORK dun- e- S Rain and Bank of Nevada, also of Reno. trust suit showerg fell Monday in New England, the central and southern Appalachians ATTY. GEN". Robert F. KenTHE BANKERS will hear the Ohio Valley, the Gulf States, the announced filing of a centra) and southen Plains States nedy M. Sam Fleming, and the Pacific Northwest It was speeches by cooler in the Pacific Northwest. North vice president of the Third Na- consent judgment authorizing Dakota and northern Michigan- tional Bank, Nashville, Tenn., merger of the two Standard Oil of Jhis who Is scheduled ter become companies Polen Count year. president of the American The pollen count Monday in grains The order "was entered in Assn.; Dr. Harold to each cubic yard of air, compared Bankers District Court at with that of the same day last year, Ritchey, Ogden, vice president Federal was Ky. Louisville, Dr. of Thiokol Chemical Corp.; 1960 Pollen Monday 8 32 Grasse of S. Lowell Hardin, professor antiThe government's Pine ,164 ' 0 economics at Fur-du- trust suit also named the Scrub Oak'" agricultural 0 4 Sycamore University; Dr. Nichols Standard Oil Company of Nyaradi, director of the Insti- New Jersey as a defendant. tute of International Studies at , The complaint charged that Bradley University, Peoria,-111.and William Neal, national di- the Kentucky firm (KYSO), rector, U.S. Savings Bond Di- which has no production favision, U.S. Treasury Depart-men- t cilities, bought about 98 per cent of its petroleum .products from Jersey. This charge reBy Associated Brest mains, Kennedy said. - NEW YORK, June 5--Lee But the attorney general said that the consent judgment Grosscup, heir apparent to makes the following stipulatCharlie Conerlya job at quar-ions;terback for the New York TERMINATION of a 1956 football Giants, has signed his WASHINGTON, June 5 contract between KYSO and 1961 contract. UPI) The chairman of the Jersey requiring the Kentucky Conerly still is our No. 1 Federal Power Commission marketing firm to buy 80 per quarterback, said Coach Allie said Monday he Is opposed to cent of its products from JerSherman, "but Lee will be certain parts of a bill designed sey; That KYSO will obtain starting most of the exhibition to prohibit pyramiding of natnone of its petroleum products increases. rate ural gas also should see a and games from Jersey lor sale in Tl lot of action behind Charlie THE CHAIRMAN, Jerome southern states after July 1, K. Kuykendall, told the Senate 1966; during the regular season. Grosscup, 24, was a passing Commerce Committee that the That When KYSO and star at the University of Utah. bill proposing changes in the Standard of California merge This wifi be his third vear Natural Gas Act should be re- that they not enter into any with the Giants. During the drafted to exclude producers, off season he works for a pub-ji- c making it apply only to pipeline firms. relations firm. -- NOTHING DOWN - not even a - trade is required -- for this cconomi- cal 61 Valiant sedan, with y standard transmission, solid Uni-bod- Torsion-air- e ENJOY SMALLER PAYMENTS. You'll find vsere taj to deal vsith, because we handle our own financing. Buy for nothing down on the Treed Plan, if youre a home ow ncr, or are buying a home. Or, use our Lease Purchase Plan, paying $225 dpwn, with option to boy, Get full, - details today. ride, construction, exclusive alternator, 101 h.p. 1 c linder engine, electric windshield wipers, directional signals, oil filter, New or 12,000-Mil- e and Car Guaranty. per mo. Includes all listed equip- - ment, sales tax, license, credit and charges on the. , CHOO$E,FROM-THEWESI,- li th ,' - ! S. LARGEST selection of cars from Chrysler in every price range Freed Plan. ... 3. S. Nicks Is Lucky Lager S. L. sales manager. Auditors Elect Springs mine, Utah Construction also mines under contract for Colorado Fuel and Iron of R. W. 01 pin, Provo, an emPueblo, Colo.- of Columbia-Genevploye res are shipped to Steel Division of United States-Ste- el Its Pueblo and to the Columbia Corp., has been elected Geneva works of U.S. Steel of the Salt Lake president Corp. at Provo. Chapter, Institute of Internal Auditors. a Ticks Off 40 Years L. B. STENQUIST, Utah State Universityr Logan, was named vice president ; J- - J- Trant, Kennecott Copper Corp., secretary, and R. N. Graehl, Ogden,' Marquardt Corp.r treasurer.Members of- the board of The watch governors include R. B. Garnwas given to er. Brigham City, Thiokol -him at a sales Chemical Corp.; R.- T.- - Snow, convention of Hill Air Force Base; F. A. 200 White Motor Burke, Uranium Reduction Co., Co. executives and G. W. Fowler, Utah Power-and sales perLight Co. sonnel from the western area in Mr. Lindner JOHN F. ARNOLD of Los Angeles. Kennecotts Internal auditing Mr. Lindner joined White in staff is retiring chapter pres- ident. M, A. Lindner manager and partner of Lindner and Wood, White Motor Truck Distributors, has a gold a mwatch emento for 40 years of servicer - Takes Sales Post Raymond School has been named regional sales manager, at Salt Lake City for Arcade.. Furst Air Industrial Supply Co., it was reported Monday. agreements territories. CHECKING to allocate sales Kennedy said the merger will give KYSO a new source of petroleum products. On ! hr r CONVENIENT LOCATIONS the other hand, Jersey up its own marketing in competition with KYSO in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky and Mississystem - sippi. jr- The three Standard firms are separate and unrelated corporations. Standard of California'" was described as the 12th largest corporation in the nation, with a gross operation income of more than . $1,560,-000,00- in 0 1959. 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UN ?y& GUARANTY Well be glad to explain how you can insure your home, your ear, tirrylhing you own . . . pay .in easy installment with Great Americans budget plan. Get the facts now. . CK will-se- t COME IM TODAY! jA CHECKING?-CHE- THESE Stirs Protest 6-- floor-spac- Newhouse Hotel. ' The is sponsored Owens Fiberglas Corp and is being pre- - Mr. Edge sen ted in U.S. cities by, the marketing services of the National Association of Home Builders. Gas Rate Bill or you extra savings in better trades and values. Result -- vse'vc doubled e to keep up with our sales. soaring pe- rsonnel at the U.S. Consent for Merger e sales and g swwjm, ' Friday at ofa meeting home builders ActiveSeason (ROM UTAH'S IIOilESI DEALER - Thursday, and. Grosscup Signs, Looks for KING OF THE COMPACTS DISCOVER WHAT THOUSANDS already know. By taking-- smaller profit on bigger volume, we pass home-buildin- 2 Standartl Oil Firms Win .0 f Stanley Edge, consultant from Washington, D.C., will discuss salesmansmp h end. VALIANT Salesmanship Talk, Tribune CONSTRUCTION pf the plant was begun in August of 1960. It was put iito operation of capacity, ' at Last week most of the difficulties had been eliminated and the plant was expected to reach its design capacity of 120 tons of low grade ore an hour sometime this week. THE PLANT IS located at ttrerTron Springy open pt rhining properties of the firm, 12 miles west of Cedar City. The ore sent through the plant first is crushed to a material. It is thenscreened and all ore from a quarter inch up is sepaarted by a dry magnetic cobbing process. The smaller one is by a wet magnetic separation. THE PLANT MAKES possible the mining of ores with an iron content of as low as 20 per cent. Without benefioiation more the ore has than 50 per cent- iron before It is shipped. The beieficiation plant Is one of three in the western United States. IN ADDITION to its Iron Date Home-Builder- s two-third- s So Five-Da- nnfTMT 40-to- Co. Albuquerque Atlanta mycldudy making mom In 1953, when White decided to establish distributors in this area, Mr. Lindner and Mr. W. A. Wood joined forces and organized Lindner and Wood. White manufactures buses and trucks ranging in size from delivery units to ore carriers- - e Washington, DX- Salt Lke City Clear to warmer cloudy through Wednesday, partly High Tuesday 88, low Tuesday night 45. High Wednesday 90 riah Clear to p a through Wednesday, warmer, .High both days 80 to 90 lows Tuesday night 48 to 58. Southeastern Idaho-Part- ly cloudy through Wednesday, isolated afternoon thundershowers, warmer Tuesday and Tuesday night Highs both m- the-- SOOvLowt dayTuesdaynight in the 50s. Southwestern Idaho Partly cloudy through Wednesday, widely scattered showers. or thundershower Tuesday afternoon, becoming mor nnmfrrfluX Wednesday. A little cooler Wednesday. Highs Tuesday 85 to 90,. lows Tuesday .night 56 to 64. Highs Tuesday 80 to 85 Eastern Nevada Clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday, warmer Highs both days 78 to 88, lows Tuesday night 40 to 50. Wyoming Partly cloudy through Wednesday, scattered showers -- and thunderstorms mostly during afternoon and evenings No large temperature changes - Highs Tuesday 65 to 75 south, 70 to 80 north. Summary Shower activity Monday in the Intermountam Area decreased slightly from that which prevailed Sunday night and Monday morning when a number of stations in the region reported significant amounts of es Precipitation-Temperaturshowed a warming trend into the upper 70s in northern Utah and lower 60 in southwestern Idaho. ur service, REDMAN BUILDING 1920. asa Jtruck. jnechanic.He 4ater became service manager. CEDAR CITY A $1,300,000 hOhshl-ablplant for iron ores in southern Utah has been ' completed - by the Utah Construction and Mining N.w Yotk Cltv TEMPI BATTUE CHART fData for 24 hour period ended Oklahoma City Monday at ft pm) Phoenix San Antonio ttah St Louis Ball Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for 24 hour period ended Monday at 5 pm. none, precipitation for June. 09 in t accumulative deficiency, 11 inch: precipitation since- - Oct I, 1960; 8 59 in.; accumulative 3 12 in ; sunrise Tuesday 4deficency, 57 sun set 7 56. expected maximum, 82; expected minimum, 50. Finance Iron Ore Plant Miami New Orleans Let LiTakeCare of Your TRAVEL Sugar House -and - Clouds, Thunder Prevail bullpen. ter all moving end - There Warmup Resumes iii Area, June 5 The CHICAGO, A m e r ican League leading in Off-stre- et - - Markets yines Service 606 Shady Sky Watch It! m Dow Jones New York Times ilnntr alif Appointment .of XS. IBuddl THE CHIEF impetus ap- Nicks as sales manager for come to from analy- Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, peared New ses of the 1962 federal budg- Mexico and of Colorado parts et, based on figures from the and west Texas, was announced Tax Foundation. These were Bert Megowan, Salt Monday by Interpreted to forecast a cash Lake City, vice president and deficit of $4,800,000,000, resident manager of Lucky necessitating an increase in Lager Brewing Co, the debt limit beyond any MR. NICKS WAS bom In past figure. This would be Phoenix and attended Arizona bonds inflationary. Treasury fell sharply. Stocks, includ- State Uuiversity. He joined Lucky Lager as a ing many of the Dlue chips, were higher. - r salesman in southern Colorado. He comes to Salt Lake City Sales on the New York from El Paso, Tex., where he Stock Exchange Monday were 4,150,000 shares,' supervised sales in that area. against 3,670,000 Friday. -- L Name and flnb r is bb m Andersn. Port. 17 35 11 H8 10 27 13 28 Earley, Sea. 16 24 7 18 Buta, Port 8 58 18 26 G Perry Tac. gait NEW YORK, Junfe 5 Chemicals, electronics and most of the steels and" motors advanced . in Mondays session of the New York Stock Exchange. Aggregate market value rose more thaa one half of 1 per By Associated Press ' AP Debt Outlook Spurs Stocks Perry Leads FOR FREt MOCHURI . 0 AMraw.. if ' Cy J" M a ' 11 S2 |