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Show f The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, April 7, 1967 .Up and Down the Street Today in Business . a true national transportation policy." In these words Alfred E. Perlman, president of the New York Central Railroad Co., commended President John F. Kennedys mescongressional transportation sage. Of course, there 'are certain things the railroad industry will not be happy about in the message, he said. "But this is the first time in the history of the nation that a president has concerned' himself with actual recommendations. For years, the transportation industries have had only studies, Mr. Perlman said. The former executive vice president of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Co., said he was in Salt Lake City for a visit with the old gang. IVE LONG REGARDED Salt Lake City as sort of a second home, said Mr. Perlman, who was a frequent visitor here during his tenure on the D&RGW,,then headed by former Utahn Wilson McCarthy. In addition to its constructive approach, said Mr. Perlman of President Kennedys transportation message, the recommendations to Congress also were timely. dihQMl DmOT AbbottL AC Find Admiral AirRedoc AlcoProd "The entire transportation industry of the United States was in trouble in varying degrees last year, he told The J!: M1l AlletlSt Tribune - 16Vj 50 . In this, the NYC differs from the New Haven Railroad in its approach to commuters, he explained. We took this problem to the governors of New York and New Jersey, and New York cut our taxes. As a result, were building new commuter trains for New York state service. But New Jersey continues to take more in taxes than the value of commuter service. Mr. Perlman, in short, suggests that in matters of urban transport, the railroad commuter problem can be solved better by the states and cities who profit from commuter service than by a federal subsidy paid by all the people of the United States. ' HE ALSO DREW A COMPARISON with helicopter commuter service in New York and what might be the result of subsidy of rail commuter service. This helicopter firm transports people for $723 a fare, yet the actual cost is close vto $30 a fare, with government paying the difference, he said. Subsidy does not influence transportation agencies to improve service, reduce rates or expand volumes, he said. IN THIS REFERENCE, HE NOTED that during the past transportation industry has come to have its own agency in Washington. Each agency frequently is in heated competition with some other transport regulatory body in protecting and building up subsidy for its protege. He listed the Interstate Commerce Commission, the CSvil Aeronautics Board, which is pushing subsidies down the throats of local service airlines," the Maritime Board and the Bureau of Public Roads, whose expenditures of 90 billion dollars on roads is an aid to trucking Industry ! and in some sense a subsidy to the motoring public. 60 or 70 years, each segment of the 2 W ? 1294. 06. SSr 24 13 17A 46H: 37 67H 53 26. 52 a 2H- -- r- 26H 38 54e, b 67H- - BeatFd 21 Bell&H 221 0 354 104 10 68a 1 4Ha 42 501 651-441--71 i 4 5i 15 U1142' 10! 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No nl"d n N 10 3 hone Fresh receipt, Cattle cows 15 7 Calves ISO) vealers and stock calves mostly cows) commercial 00; Individual utility bulls 20 75. Bill steadv. 0 Sheen 500 'Two double decks mostly Hogs 400; barrows, gilts and goats choice 102 lb shorn ted lambs No 1 pelts not enough dusts Steady at 17 50; otherwise Shea 35) all ropresgnted i any class tor market test. Steady. . at ratailars grade AA 47V1-7- -H- ) US A Factory-Authoris- ed Repairs THOR POWER TOOL CO. 36S4 I. Ind West 4IB-177- 1 Friday's Quotations I Sid Sales In 97 1 2! J7j 12f 34, 2 19 19 9! 7 lji V 4f StandMetalg J Syntax Technicot TextronEiec iTnContWtg UtidSug WalthamPr WebbA Knapp 4 59 4 ? 41 J rV it M i 2 31 d Atehonmoi a AieHoMkn 0 iDitdwd Slurp Drevtua 11 IB Atomic PhV Sd Fd. Boston Fund Bread Street leu. Buttock Fund .Can Gen Fd 1954 I j Canadian Fund Me Can Mtt Growth Chemccai Fund j" Contuih Invest 6yersfietf Gr $9 Fd Diversified Mwesi 7- 1 Stdhargg h h lift- IX 46'' 4 9? 4 15 l! Fund t IMM i Elect onscs Fidelity Cap Fsdehte Fund Fnd Ind Fund Fd Trend Fd. Founders Mtt a. Hna a ca. Yrk stack Sxckaaw Fundamental tnv Grous Com Stock Fd Nametton Fd H7 Number ot securities traded Advances Declines Unchanged New highs New lows Chg. -- 1 25 40 bonds 19 high grade rails 4 .22 10 second grade rails 4 .34 -- 313 19 pubiK utilities 10 industrials 24 02 04 97 CU 499 43 U.S. 1 137 WASHINGTON, Apr9 4 (AP) correspond mp date year ego: 533 $ 28 55 9574 79 4$ 83 79 7 39 92 41 Chg. 21 54 X s 19 01 ' I ' 1 c . 043535032 21 debt not subioct 1049 S 4410.013,99$ 23 72,021, 2A123.X 01,392,752,311 296.344.0S9.726.7A4 16.600,885,406.95 3HS , , , 21. . H 3 314 46 - .14..X6.SSI H JUSUI X4 4u tCtosei Chg. , 3'-- ! Im - Ny Sm De Way Oct Feb 3s Feb J' rt Nw 3 4P 36- -0 20 3r 34 2 06 99 24 192.29 1014 (104-I J Asked Chg. I 99 27 3i P03.19 1104.0 m j 2- -- 230707,009 shares. sales m 81409 iLtaw CM ! B i tx 944 588.1 W 77wi-8- 1 K. Ec Wethnyton Fund Western tnuustrud Shares j HI1 tt Century United Accum Fd Umted Continental United Income Fund United Science Fund Value Line Fd Value Lme SP SB WeMwngton Grain Futures Vi CHICAGO, AsHI bond Min Friday, 540.000; 143 to data, U7J.1W.1C0. bond Mlej Friday, 420.000; 141 to data. $11,441,000. (AF1 Friday's Quotations I Bid Asked! I Bid I Asked I ProprO IX j II M .92 45 40 03 -- SmOit 10 .03' Asked RtCoArgcfitg RoystnCosf 24 6 2 4 2 Bid PrinctCon ProgCorp .41 57 I z SilvprlCtng ' Sioux Mmw SfrtmBtosm South Std SundOil i SwinsHCta TtnticCen TmticLMd TloticStd UnP4kC UtahCon UtahP0,L 14I UtidSwr 10 09 JJ UtWyoOil VictorCo! WqlerWond jWwtTotog S JJ WllltOR lYsohtetCOR 1$ 40 371 10 59 i , 2 iS Wilbft J62- -i .12 03 62 liSSi 90 13 04 67 00 Cash Grain i CHICAGO. Am 4 (API No wheat or I soyoeaw sales. Core No 5 Oats sample grade veitgaa 1 9V4.-1No 1 exra heavy whate 72 No 2 extra c. 1009 heavy white No 1 extre heavy .03v SALES 2,000 4t 14c, 10 st 14tC-WatBristol Stiver, 1,000 at 7ke. Womterttmi 1K0 t 21. 500 4t 21c. 250 t 20C gf Chief Con. 309 at S1.1S 100 of IMS. mixed 7)5. Western Alleys. 1 000 t 3'tc. Colorado Con., 9.000 at 2c. Soybean on 185SN. I West Toledo. 1,000 t East Standard 3.000 at Bariev- - Maltmo choice toed Wtlitsten 1.000 et East Utah, 500 at 24c. 1 j Gold Cham 1000 at 21a 1000 at 220 1000 at 23c. Chrt 4M' Invest. Rui 200 at IhK. Reaorvo Datr No. 12 REPORT OP CONDITION Kennebec, 300 at 60c THC 14.000 at V&. Oil. Maiestic 1 ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mammoth 400 at Be Prance Cvu 500 at 5c. of Sort loke C.ty. Utah, ot tho cIom ol bosiwaa on 4onh 24, 142 Published n at 36c Proper Oil. 500 to coll oiponio mdg by Comtraller at too Currency, otwee Section 5211, US. Sage Ort 509 at 45c. 500 at 4$C. 4.000 at 13a 1000 at 13a ffVIIM stQtwtqs. Utah Can ASSETS Cosh botofKM witk im books, and cask al collectton S75 5A4 480 55 GavammeM obl9atvem. d.nKt and fuawtud Umtqd Sto 37 C70 0a5 74 . 4,63 1 644. 1 8 Obitgaftom of Status and political swhxbvwons Ottwr bands notes end dvbantvrvs 109 000 00 stocks Corporata 300 004 00 (mdvd.nq 530000 00 stack al Mwsl lasrvs loons and discounts (mdudinq 59.3049 aai drafts! 95.340 440 07 lank pram isos awnd $143050 97, fvrmtura and futturta $169,40295 ' 312 $43 72 42 004 CO. 8al astata ewnwd atkw thos bonk ptsmnn ....... OtW assets .... 75.560 04 ,; j 9 la 49 ni4 19 07X537 09 027 00 1X0 11517145? 00 21478.4& 47 1LCA911 70 l!2,r2 iejw0UiAi0 Eggs lances by loose dozen) Grade AA 39 A large 3430. medium large 33. 49 W rMdtess block 30. S I b loaf 42. mild longhorn 42 Butter: 93 score 72; 92 score 79; 90 score 69 OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHARMACEUTICAL SALESMAN SBCCnsfu! (Ooset Ch 1 -- Dairy Market J I 26 11101 24 79r- I1145 on.w,nwSlmt Salt Lake Stock Exchange O 99 95 99 --- J a 8109 4 0 Week's clearings Same week last year 49 0 5 SR I St,IB Xh 934 93 01 Vrtt M 44 47 47 T3 47 71 8 H Fndars clearings Same day list ear 4J 3 5- 441-1- sales 5 Thursday's bank debits Same oay last year Week's bank debits Sane week last year JJ 7- A 5? 0! 4 004 CanPac4 ChesAOhTk Bank Clearings 4- 21 4 ) 45 y s Nw 14s 26-- 4 66 3 BA 04 Nr 4! 93 lMNwl '.s U H 1.5 Jurw T$ u H- Feb 09 224 364 57-- AHiedCh3 AmAFPwS ATT3 do3 do? ATTSF4 cents leper; tep re Mm 3Hs 226-- U 49 1 49 4 24 5 I PuMam George Fd Pumam Growth Fd Tier electronics Friday's Quotations 3s Alto 44 4i jr It lf P"1 W wi nnuftiKt) te statutory limit 0 Ftti JHs Ho t 1IPH 32 do F-Keystone of Can compared with LazarTpund' f Mass Invest Tr Aerii Hal . Mass My Grew The cash position 0 the Treasury Aarfl 10 34 14 3 Hanwrton Fd Incorp tncomg Incorp tnvs Msnt Found Fd Instil Growth Fd Invest Trust g Boston Investor Mutual Me. do Stock do Selective do Variable Pay do Group Canad. Ltd. Kevstcne C FG4 2 do F-do F$-- l 2 OOFV3 Treasury r.5 Dc r-- 90-- 63 4s - 44-- 1152 H 354 24 Asked Attriied Fund Am 0wsnns 45' 4 4 4 jLLmu7n 1i 19 t 7 13 16- -1 14 12 12 31 5 14 4 WfAmj Sonofone 7U 324 Ctese Chg KXH Prc'tonMt SeeburgCa ShattuckDn - May 44 5s Aug 44 Bonds 4 4 8 39 V 33-- 21Vj- I2f j 25 13.59 49 2$ 12 Mutual Funds SO 104? 9 75 146 143 143 142 pharmaceutical talesman? feel yes for eventual advancement to exKUtivo positions io solos and other arm af pharmaceutical marketing? have-potenti- al The raoid and continuing growth trend of Rocha loboro- tones has created tha need for mora good sales representatives and offers anlhnited opportunities for individual growth. Qualified applicants are invited to write Mr. John N. West, Division Sales Manager, 3683 Crescent Drive, Lafayette, California. Itc o iw ..,a professionally manmutuoffund which, aged investment in companies in American industries, seeks to provide its shareholders with possible long-tergrowth of through capital. TOTAL ASSETS $153,45594X12 IIA91UTICS Osmond dspetiH o individual, pertnstups. end carooratians . $49,099,471 03 Tuna and savings deposits of mckvidua h, partnsAtos. end corpora h9m 69 464,120 79 rs. osiH af Umtsd ifoft Gevammenl fmcludint postal sevmasl 2.334 34$ 76 Deposits at Statas nd politicai subdtvons . 7,43729 20 Dapesits of bonks - 3796 440 31 Cbrtrfiad and offtesrs dweks. Me I 969 473 13- TOTAL DEPOSITS s a. $J33 001 597 J (a) Total demand deposits 60 907 466 43 (b) Total bme and tovtnqt deoasits 72,014,10-7- 9 Rediscounts and etKer babt lines far borrowed money 3 000 000 0B Other liabilities X635,06d 53 - .... TOTAL CAPITAL Surplus Undivided profits Reserves (and ratirsieeat TOTAL INVESTOR PROGRAMS, INC 1201 Cwttiwwtoi 0a nit lldfs Salt lok City 1. Utah LlAOaiTIES Capital Stodu Comikon stack TOTAL ABERDEEN pmra 91 ABERDEEN FUND Do yoB finance Markets 2i 9' 46 Ouen Leer Close Nigh 792 46705 42 697 73 699 63 U2 74 143 77 141 99 142 06 1X01 1X72 129 10 1X 15 240.32 241 JO 238.72 239 02 Composite ITS 07 959 1.910 000 2 280.000 2,730.000 . TtRiri4lg Rais ill75 5421 709 19 702 04 702 24 701 99 1610,000 11 30's-74'- 21 m. 9m Total ! , 5's-4'- 419.000 1.190.009 ROCHE LABORATORIES OFFERS CAREER An job New York Tunes Rails 04. IM" 59 39 59 53Tq 499 (N sHev II! 54 I 4ao-4S- Fridays Quotations 19 09 Bid 34-- A ', 4 4 Vs 20r shares 24 Wsw8 . Jij WstrvAirL WstnBanC WvtnPac 17! WstnUn 37 WstAirB 18 I WestgEI 471- WheetSH 4 1024- '- 1 45 65'- Whirlpool White 24! 34- WhiteSM 24 24 WilsonCa 64 32 7Woolwth 15! 424! 42 Worthngtn 45! 36 H Wvand YaleAT Ui 67 - 1 321 YgstnST Zenith 347$ Doer Jones Service j , NEW YORK. Aord 4 Dealers markets and asked Iractiana and changes in 32ndsl 59 42 1- Warn rL am 2- 39i4 NYCKSL III WamBr 499-4.1- 5 110-12- 5 Fridw. U60.000 ahami 1t6I la data, K. MV. COS dvwav s U.S. Government Bonds '4 . 14' 25 18 VendoCp Watgrp Watwth 11 ported. 3! 29 32 A 47 I kSehe-Om- e 12 135 FantMwd hr i. af Mm Maw Ne slaughter steer sales I Vanan 2C 4 4 114 II USAFSC 3!- - Steady Hogs CatNe 25111 lit - tain 1oO 09 115 In Brief 917 A 29- UnTenk UWAirc USGvom UStndust USPice USPfvwd USRubr USShoe US Smelt USSteel do Pfd USTob UmyMtdl Upiohn Utah PL Vanadium 195 09 33.2$ Slightly easier; muted trade Com Easier; heogme and prgHl aett Rig. Oats Lower; preHt piling, -2 r4 X !' --- -- ly Wheat easier $- 10 43 - 3 C 4 JM. 'e UWrL - 4 -1 i Unorrwij - , UfOBist U Ve OWFCKT te W OWFrwt - Pe UMGesC 45 11M UWPkCM 141 4Ve- '- Ui UMSNW 33! 30 OSBorax 8', t 10 H U"Pec v 431 41 111 48 161 MMM 4544 SI JriCont -5Tru,T SOCmlS 0 MeadJohn MissdeMach Mtybdenrrt MtSTAT NatVidee iNJZInc INewPkM lOgdcnCorp 5 32) 112$ 919 409 NEW YORK. April A fAP Stock Mixed, moderate trachng. - Bonds Hgher? gtihheg lead. Cotton Nighcr; trade and Comm son House buying. -7 4) 46 , (60 dtmnd ifcdHiN; mriiit $NMT. T'Kl imi: Cmtm Dknvirt LA Dow Jones Averages maria ca IMarkels K 21 $4 Trenwm 4), - 26- 4 nth 4; Track W. ! New York Bond 3Iarket r7 2oi? 14'6l Thiokol 47'e'e Vj ThomoPW 141 45'l- 1,: 16 55il H TmneRS S5i 56i - IV, TrensW Textrceu-16155H-- Trenwtran y Asss -$ 31 'Teulnjl 2! 5rLU 191- 33! Total Debt Bit 4? 3 TmGi'SI - J ) .14 7$ 809 509 Lora'Eltrns 61 9 Ur 39i 12 Aiwric UTS 199 25 3- 4 54 13 24 17 je- TnCO Omom ....... .... Street aebew Sen- COHVKlO 5 IL5 0. WUM Ikh income does not include rev- - Wh Duxtrt vtiiotf UHlS: 1 7$ - 2 80 enues on leases or rental in- - NE WiSCSWVO IRBShA 3 IMI come or Utahs share of fed- - tnedmmmedium 2 99. Nm 4.?$; eral government lease rents, SC?co BtHfiWH IM TW nrtHHi im LA royalties and bonuses. Ta KAM NNM in, i ! 4J- 2 f- awmaia: Ftoreia mind Wiihapats Fiscal Year B4 59F SunOil SunryOX on a' taS 1- 5- 4 W- . meow. reported j Deposits Fiscal Year Juty 1 3 29 SteufW 5 4.11: (VritinF. 54 1 Man 4.0a JEEVES SJT'ijwS and Indian it- ally income from Utah oil pro- duction last year totaled about 12 and a half million dollars., tmoOil tnd Telephone iKatserlndus j 5( 3! x) Inchides 2 15' 6I'5Vj SI 58 jr- - V j l4f 6 66 H- V. 171 56e 6 V, 31 71 1 501 45e-Mi V. il 47 09 29 62 17 75 3 2 v, SwONJ k EdoCore EouityCp EurakaCp 41V 13 7$ 7$ A 5 P ?9 2 rtd$ J Viilrr raund Rittiei UMana al State-feder- Sales in 100s Closet Chg. 9!- 3 CaeiHusfcy CiaryCere 11 5 13 2 BunHM CaE?Pnr 49 i1 55 1 4tt 554 V S000 W 65'.'-- - 1 Baak) 2t SrowmCo 11 SMOCM SMO.W 6 151 - 594 5- H Rw Red , Share $12 ! Million 3 HV.140wC PacPefL 41 PanteoOM 7!11 i Prt Photo BnPH 17 $59 Resource Ventures Son Lake Hardware Seor.hr Leasing Ska9s Leasing Ui StreeeR Patterson Pp j Texeta 04 V Uran Reduchen Uah Concrete Pipe Utah Construction Mng Vitro Cere of America Yuba Cons tntf Me X 24 A H SunslmM 18- OGDEN mali m -- lAnhenCAP AfiasCRr BaioSec Br.tAmOR 12509 39 09 19 59 14.7$ 22 09 .7$ .11 6$ 17 25 Paradox Pnextwi tmkiVi ZCMI J 57 1'0 SCBrenrf StOKoUon vs u wra JIV a liwf United States; Jack Thompson, iJJj rtMMl nth liM k New York Life Insurance Co, - Nora Daka IM. and R. T. v ebb, division man- - Man na aw vm rami l4 iw an. M ager, Prudential Life. fAmPetrtf . U09 Iwt A Mesne Hw 673 Mar risen Kmidsen Northwest haNnt Geo Ori Incorpereted Oreda Foods PecitiC lnmn Express 2$ 1400 14J5 1175 Pitrowe S4esln IQOsCtose Chg .59 14 59 131509 a, 4 U' 2 $4 4 37- - SoRy NAMED Mfi strt$ loario Runris MiWNsm Karl DAM Red Aeroie 1559 1?J9 JTS Rare Meta's 174 20 4? y SCOT ate a . I, 27. dirties IS, checks IS Ii. armPc9R U1 mixed Friday's Quotations 12 15 09 C Pioneer Natural Gas JJ Pubco Petrwwn 37ei 4 SnwrPedc 55 . 2- 15 H SperrvS Stneel Ve 41 7 J 2 1 3 42 U SWPecS 151 14 171 9 66t -4' soPac je n i,i 3e- StncleM' 1 3SH 07 V SiftoerMfg Skethr SmmC SmithKF SoconvMeB SoPorRS SoCa.Ed SothnCe 11 i - U 1 33 11 IV 59 425 409 1159 49 15 50 Mas V 550 22 U59 UJ9 Leckhart Core MacGregor Tnang t y 74. Sj Shelter Sheraton Stfnmns 29i w SW16 06. 46 65Hte Jl' 36 Ka.seAl A 242$ 459 W$ 99 Fronher Rfg 6 P I Garrert Fretehttmea Hidden SetinPer Hone Saimoer Pd Me 04 6v-414- 21 609 29 75 $59 Amn jessneen 90 12 33 13 20 51 27! 520i-33- ? StReS 54 59j 76 NYShiPb EatonMfp Mr. Perlman said that stockholders of both the NYC and EdisonBr NiagMoh NortAW l ElAutoL on the Pennsylvania Railroad would meet May 6 to vote NoAmAV EIStrgB miles ElglnNWat 12 Vj NoPac merger of the two lines. The combined railroad (19,902 23 Northrp EIPaNG other two U.S.A. if In the 38 of track) would be third largest EmersnEI St NwslAir OhioEd EmersonRd are approved. OhioOit mergers Erie Lack OlmMath & Quincy EvansP 12 They are merger of the Chicago, Burlington OttsE ExCellO 48i RailPacific OutbdM Co., Northern Falrbka Railrtxad, Great Northern Railway (24.407 & Seattle System Portland Railway and Spokane way New York stock sales Frday 1.7X.000 miles of tracks and Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., Illinois Cenand Co. tral Railroad Co., Louisville & Nashville Railway Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co. (22,388 miles). Egg Market . MR. PERLMAN WAS ASKED IF Mike Quill head of LOS ANGELES, April 4 fob. distribwould carry out Eggs Pricas to retailers the Transport Workers Union (AFL-CIO- ) utor dents (delivered I'S cents higher) A extra large stockholders if AA extra larga or Central Pennsy the strike to threats A large AA larg , AA medium B large 32i prove the merger. A A smart 38 32Va, A medium He said that Mr. Quill might do anything, citing an exA small lVt20's, consumers AA meAA large 37 55, A large the all Cadillacs way pink AA small A medium ample of his sending pickets by dium of strike a York City during 394, A small to Cleveland, Ohio," from New Poultry Fryers (at ranch) 14s 42 1vi. 96 TWU employes of the Central. But Quill is a publicity roasters wtd lloht type hens said. he wtd avg 7 77, 5 4, hens cross 4 New in York, attention avg of hound and he gets a lot turkeys young hens 23, fryer roasters, 41'7-5'- 56'4-1- 60 Sg NatCLs Vg NatDairy NatDist NatGypsm NatLead V NatSteet NewmlM 1 NewpNSh NYA.rB NYCent 27 57 28 - TJ 29 jySt 2443 MidSoUt MinnHw 151- - 10 M.42 39 75 LW Federal ketourm First Security Iw U 131 SeebFm SeersRb Serve StwnO SherqnS SheiKM ,ll 1 31 33-- -i 5! Scmn60dt t 56 McGrwHI McIntyre McKess Mead Merck 521 84 10 46 12 51 241 14-- i3'McGnEd 2 V, tTS 04 Sumt CoMne Deseret Pharmacevhcal EM McCuttomP Enftllslh Ori Equity Od 62i 44 37 3V-7-31 Sawav 1 1i-- 5 w 9 5a 791 157$ (nttneountie Gas $1 175- iT inn Ekec Restore 3 42 56-iMmia Motor Lines 41 ludieewdent Coal A Coke 17l ReoAvn 30 15! 91 MGM 51 .- 36, -99 26 ?4i RoYtMcB 40-- 24! Memtt Control sA CooperBs ComPd CorningG CraneCo CrownZel Crucible CudahyPk CurtlssW CutlerHm DanaCp Dacca R Deere Del&Hud DenvRG DetEdis DiaAlk DiaNat Disney DomeM DooglasAc DowCh - ReedPd 65! 42 KanCtvSou KelsevH Kennecott 7 KernCL 401- KerMcG 401- - 1 KimbCk 361 Korvette 271 Kresge 44i- 1 4 Kress 29 Kroger 01- Lear 35 b W LeeRub 361 , Lehman 22 f- LOFGIs 54i 3! LibMcN LiggAMy 18 LilyTul 25 LinkBlt 28 Lionel 521Litton 46Lockheed 56 LoewsThtre 12 LoneSCm 33 U 1 LonMard 681 LouANssh 1 96 Lukens 46! MackTrks 291 Macv 331 MadFd MegmaCop Magnavox 291-5- 34 Marq Cm Marquardt 36j MartmMar MavDS McDonnell 42j Con tOU for May 6 581 2- 34- s- 6.1 Revere ReykM Renan 1 ReyMet Ve ReyTob RtchMedj H Richftd RpyalDwt 434 6 328) 28 HercPdr Hilton HoftEiectr 1 HolindF Homestk HooseF W HoweSd HudBavM IdahoPw ' IdealCm IllCent IngRand IntandSt InspirCop Intlake 9 IBM intHary W (ntNickel IntPack 7 - i- 1- 221 21 intPaper BuddCo Burilnd Burrghs CalPckg CaliahanM Cai&H Camps Can Dry CanPac CarpSt j- - 19 I6l ReoSM 05' 161- - 3! 7 . 9 ilntRectif 331 BucyErit A national transportation policy would do much to this situation and to reduce the subsidy problem, he said. Mr. Perlman noted that the real competition to rail pasFollowsenger service was not the airlines, but the motorist our passenger ing the construction of the New York Turnpike, revenues declined 50 per cent in that service territory," he ' said. HE EMPHASIZED THAT THE antimonopoly laws on the railroads passed in the 18S0s are working a hardship with other to In efforts compete their are who hampered forms of transport, some of which did not even exist at the monopoly laws. time of passage of the anti-rai- l Such developments as pipelines, some of which carry coal and concentrates of ores; a huge Inland water ways system where barge rates are not fixed by regulatory bodies; said. airlines, truck transport and the like are but examples, he THERE IS ALSO THE socalled 'gray- area of private business transport, where corporations own and maintain their own truck fleets," a development which withdraws a various haulers, he segment of the transport dollar from ' . noted. 27 13 60 43 3 1 Raymond Ravonter V9 Harco 3 251 17H 61 31 21 24 Belltnt Bendix Benpoet Best&Co Bestwall BtthSt BigiwSan Blk&Dk BiawKx BlissEW BoemgA BookMn s Borden BorgWmr BriggsMff Brusvvick Ravtest 7 10- 35 95 u n A Emu IMS American Stock Exchange MU B4 S147S Arti 0tMi k, f 4! - h Bonanza Bomevii 5- - '- MMimM iuM vvm oa u iPvr04 7 RCA u 61 Bathlr ColoF-l- GenPrecn GenPbU GenRfrcU w GenTelE GenTAR 7 Gen sco U GaPac Gillette J Gladding GlenAid , , Goodrich Goodyear 7 GraceWR GravsnR a, GtNOre 1 GtNorRy V7 GtWSug Greyhound GrumAirc GultOil 27 AmViscoc AmWWk AmZinc AmPex Anaconda ArizonaPs ArmcoSU Armour Atchison AtIRef AtlasCp AvcoCa Badcock BaidLHm Balto&O National Transport Policy Would Help relieve GenMHTs 4344 AmToto 75- AfcortsMO Mt w 34 s? & 35 13 57 10 43't-- H 3Ve1s - n 21 PhefpO Ph.laEI Pti.lMor H PhiittpsP PiperAir PimevB V P'tHPGI PittsSh -4 PtymOil m procferG Z PueetSP . Pullman A 44 tj xmcar$7;sew km 34; a, I SCM JSW f Mines UoOnilV OMu UMiM ' is;: 15 59 o feheeHl trade Salt akc efilmn t M-( Imdr- - bM r bcwM 1 - W o W0II iMi Vtn rM A 4X4X Fridays Quotations S,4 Pfizer TM oM Mr H 24- - 4 74e- t- j.7 GenMotors -- 7lW 36 l! 4' 25 22 CM iy4! 44 14 S3 46 35 j, PeostOa PetMrik 254 171 curitns H SV hH uM PennSatt PennRR 7 M SawttiM M Me- - Ml VmKMB. - i4f PvmP H 4: 3 32 K 2t 0Olii 96 25i 12Hb 4( 24? ? rr-- 49- - 24r 4 PacTAT PackBI 7V 2 5 ) 29i ZZ 6 FHntkote 25H FlaPwL 45U FoodFair IPlh P FMCcp 109'4( Ford 201 ForemstO u FreeptS 35t t FruehTr - - GardOen iS44AV GenBak GenDynem w Gen 69H Elec 3lTa . Gen Foods Geninstr - IN REFERENCE TO A PROGRAM of partial subsidy for commuter railroads serving urban areas, the executive said that the New York Central had taken a position of opposing this subsidy, , What good is it to take 5,000 from the federal government and put it in one pocket, when the states we serve take out $10,000 from another pocket? Tie asked. FirstChFd )9M 4 4i 49 Filtro Firestone 40't AmalSsr Amerad AmAirl AmBosch AmBrdPar AmCan AmCvan Am&FP AmHoma AmMFdy AmMetCI AmMotor AmNGas AmOpttca! AmPhoto AmPtsh AmResrch AmSeat Amer Smalt AmStd AmT&T 27.i- - 3! FerroCt 46t ALCOA "THE TRUNK AIRLINES LOST 31 million dollars. The eastern railroads never were so deep in the red. The nations trucking industry fell behind. The Grace Lines quit the sea- way business in the east and we find only two mtercoastal lines flying the American flag on the West Coast. There is virtually no intercoastal shipping on the East Coast. The St. Lawrence Seaway has proved an economic headache with this subsidized program facing an Increase in rates, which would cut business or further subsidy, he said. - It was on the matter of subsidizing urban areas that Mr. Perlman took some exception to the Presidents recommendations. , f FmilFn 44 AlhtdCh AH.WStr AHisChal AlumLtd 4) 62 0 Os- CVaa1 115 OwenlilG PacGEI Py 12 FalrbWhy ' FchlOCam FchldStral 1 Sala Salts in lOOs.Closa'Cha.) Silesin 100$tCIO5eChg. an elected Has UPI Dow Jones AP M52, i dude: (MV emeot Maw of Earl Equitable life SWQT Assurance Society of the 1 Fridays Quotations - - DIRECTORS LTrrk Over the Counter iwnwtf A J- Sutter Steady; 1 J New York' Stock Exchange Co, treasurer THE CAXYOXLANDS nur tional Park lull as now written. has made it clear that any el,4tcd firet viw . mineral activity within the , n dhenngh m national boundaries of 'any Merrill A. Nelson, manager for cI Sun Life Insurance Co. of Can-- ! siandT ada, second vice president H. J. Riggert, left, D4RGW executive representative, talks al-tldemess legislation, Hugh Pinnock, general agent old Rio Grande days with A. E. Perlman, NYC president. Entire Transport Industry In Trouble NYC, Pennsy Merger Vcite Set Insurance UR-Uta- Very constructive 4C PM c Legislation before Congress though the version passed by could threaten the very exis- - the Senate Is far superior" to tence of the mining industry.! h original bill as reported out bv committee. U.S. Sen. Wallace F. Bennett? told the Utah Mining ir cads Underwriters Assn, at the University dub' Therein W, Fotherlngham, J Friday. THE BILLS, he said, would divls,on manager for Pruden- make the problems of the cal life Insurance Co. at Salt v, City. Fri western mining Industry Lake was elected worse than thev now are. .day the Prudent ofAsses. Among them: The Presidents trade bill clatlon 0f the escape clause provisions of Underwriters jjf which pose a serious threat to jay R jjor. the domestic lead and zinc min- - rocks, manager of Salt Lake Ing industry. By Robert W. Bemick Tribune Business Editor State Taxes Key NYCs Approach Pro-U- Im nowo to near Chtm SwiH Imshi Homs rocrsjKl leaf Meek 1MH. knck 3T- (MOBtf - Beimetl: Bills Peril Minins9 A step toward i wen Chicago. amh iwitnp-l- M Rail Chief Praises Transport Policy , Produce Market CAPITAL ACCOUNTS :5138 636647J7 2 550 000 00 . '. account far preferred stock) ACCOUNTS 745000000 4259 29$ 35 560.000 00 $ 141199X33 UA9IUTIES AND CAFITAl ACCOUNTS, MEMORANDA As: rts pledged or assigned to secure baat. ws and for etber purpose $ 9 349 000 00 W. LaMar Wefcb. of sKe ebovnorsd bank da hereby declare dial An taped pf condition is true and correct So tbp bM of any knew ed?e end bebeFY 1 W. LAMAR WE 89 We, the undersioned director attest A correctness ef Ah reoert of condition end declare that rt no been esammed by u and Se tbe best of our knowledge true end correct. and belief HtC L AA8UO - V f GUS F tACKfMAtrULAHOr 9. K(NI wr Director 1 4 |
