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Show V Up and Down the Street Mines Markets Finance :D&RGW Begins Fight Against Merger Action alt AP CPI in i r un w Chicago Daily News Lnl hr FMCCp 1.28 FdFairS .90 In Hundred All (00 omitted) FoodMrt JO except tor those designated (z) wtiicti Ford Motr 2 lota and carried ForemD . or traded In 1.60. Hi lull. DIVIDENDS; (a) plua axtraj freeptS ao or far thia year, Fruheuf 1 declared (b) poid no regular rata, (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid laat year; (a) GambS 1.20 cash plua atockj (a) annual rata plua GnAccp 1 10 .jop gmilL dlttrihulkeu. (T) per cent fh stock paid last year; Gen Baking (k) per cent in stock, (x) GnDynam 1 toiiowino figindicates FRACTIONS: f) Geni Ei 220 ure is friction in 32nds. Gen Food 2 slocks on Gonmstrument NEW YORK G n Motor 3b the New York Stock Exchange Twtedey; GPrecn 1.20 G PubU 4.36 GanRefractories SaieslMs) Hits Law CM Cho. Gen Stl 1.20 Gon Tel 1.12 AcmeMk 2p GenTirt .60 AOresso 1.40 Genesc 1.80 Admiral Cp GeorgtaP lg Air Prd 2 90 Gillett LlOe 2 50 AirRed GienAI .50a AllghCp 20d Glidden 2 20 2 AllegLdStl Goodrh 228 AilegPr 1 1 06 Goodyr 1 J5 90a AlidCh GreceWR 2 Allied Mill GranU .60g Allied Strs ) 1 60 GrantW .50 AlhsChl GtAP 1.20g AtphftPC-.S- O 1.80 .80 GtNPap Atumktd 1.49 GtNorRwy 3 Alcoa GtWSg 4.60a Amal$og 74 .90 to 75 30 75 Amerad 2 40 Grummn .88 51to X36 Slto 50 AmAirin Ito 2 GulfMoOh 62 62 62 2 60 3 ABrake Gulf Oil 1.80 60to 60 47 41 A Brest 1 40 48 48 46 49 AmCan Co 2 34 34 75 34 A Cham 1 40. . HamilP 160 18 3 18 to HarbWr AmConsu la L80 AmCry$r Hrt,Shffnr8Mrx Vs 76to 76 ?4 76 AmCyana 2 Min 1 41 41 56 42 .. Hecia AmEiec 1 24 Here P .60b 29 28 66 299 Am Exp Co 16 16 5 17 . . Hershey 8080 AmForPw 1 Heubien 70 70 X46 71 AHom l.80a HewItP JOb 10 19 566 19 AMechF HlltonH .45b 1 60 1V6 47 39 46 46H Am Mtrs 30 L70 AmNtG A Smelt 2 60 Am Stand 1 AmSuoar la Am TelST 2 .40 AmTob 1.70 New York News I -- I ; y m V Grand Island Omaha !! aA 1 : 5 Julesberg ! I I - y "S Des Moines 2 i up--'-'- A Bluffi Rl - e Salle V Denver Joseph V-PS- . Belleville ..Limon .A. I -- CouncJj I Dotsero : X ! VColo. , Springs. Poebli . Topeka Kansas "l city S. St. Louis - D&RGW seeks as alternative measure to acquire Rock - Island-lin- ebetween - Denver - Colorado Sprrng- s- and Omaha Kansas City, -- Map shows section of railroads Involved in Island merger. proposed Union Pacific-Roc- Denver & Rio Grande prefers an independent Rock Island, or merger with southern section. k - i . HiM Chicago Cheyenne Public Interest Comes First Chicago Tribune 0mm-TnH- noted that under terms of the Clayton Anti-TruAct, the question of monopoly is not necessarily the paramount one. Thata is, if the Interstate Commerce .Commission perceives that the public interest is better served by the merger, it will approve it. Mr. Aydelott said that as an alternative,- D&RGW is asking that it be granted authority to acquire that section of the Rock Island that joins Denver and Colorado Springs on the west and Kansas City and Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the east. . Armed with pointer and charts Mr. Bradford reviewed the geoeranhic implications of the case: Mr. Aydelott American Stock Exchange st Over the Counter A Zinc 21 21H 22 52 16 55 22 52 15 544k 22 52 31 31 91 31 Ampex Crp Amsted In 2 Anacon Tuesdays Quotations AncHG 1.40 Quotations from NASD at approximately ArlzPSv 92 1 00 r bids. Armco Stl 3 p.m. All bids are Asked prices in national list are Inter Armur 1 60s dealer prices. Inter-deal10 quotations do ArmCk not include retail markup, markdown, or I0 commission. The asked prices in local list AroCorp AshidOl 1 60 have been adjusted upward to include ap- Assolnv 1 40 proximate markup. Atchisn 1 60 AtICstLine 2 Atl Ref 2 60 Atlas Corp -- G- 4 31 9 20 - Babe ok B 8 50 24 43 44 45 34 42 23 36 43 465 34 35 40 14 24 87 269 29 3 35 66 53 22 47 M .40a IntShoe J-- Sug 34 35 33 BIwKx Founders Mutual Industry Fund of Amer Western Ind Shares Amalgamated Sugar Pfd Bonn Sylvan NEW YORK (AP) Sales, dosing price Gen Instru 74 300 Continental Bank 70,300 end net dionge of the 10 most active Control Data Deseret Pharm Pan Am 66,100 stocks Tuesday: Federated Security 65 500 East Air L First Security fnv Newmont H Fair Cam )93 70O 61,700 68 Frontier Refining 85 000 '1 26 Am Mfdy 56,600 Garrett Freight Brunswk 56,500 Ideal National Lockhart Corp. . Magna Investment' Magna Invest National Securities Oil Incorporated Nat! Life WASHINGTON (AP) Tha cash position of the Treasury compared with cor- Reliance Bros Rogers date a year ago respond Salt Lake Hardwar Aug. S, 1965 Aug. 6r 1964 Security Lasng 6,663,157,844.18 Sentinel Security f 8 066.554,106 03 Deposit, fiscal i s Bank 7,999,619,091 54 6,108,006,468 51 juiy Withdrawals fiscal Utah Concrete Pip year 12,371,594,716.36 1X710,985,219.98 -ln debt (x) 316,842,687,154.64 312,941,92X022 95 Utah Home Fire Gold asset, Hydro Flam 13,859,013,616.83 15,46X232,746.22 Valley Bank & Trust x) Includes 5282,669,036 24 debt not subject to statutory limit. Walker Bank & Trust is'o'str U.S. Treasury yr ZCMI Zions First National Salt Lake Stock Exchange Banner BristolSilv Bullion CardiffPfd' Cardiff ChmpSllv ChiefCon ChiefConPfd ClaptonSHv ColoCon CombMet CometCo ConsEur CresEaglaOfl Croff CrwnPt DiamondB Dragon EUtah Produce percent. contracts 7 7 first' cent for .. ;bf t 7c, - - of1965 first at per cent; residential construction, at Markets in Brief - - 60; 58, 60; 59. 60; at per j: Weber on March, Report Shows 'rgments period Countys the first half the year year others nificance. report ;lirst curity the Spot Metal an of quarterly - New York (UPI) National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. 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Fla Mut 2.56 2.80 FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: GROUP SEC v Com St 14 66 16 65 Ham hda 5 50 6 01 Incrp Inc 9 98 10 91 Incrp Inv 7 53 8 23 1272 1390 Inv Bos INVEST GROUP: 12 31 )3 38 Mut 690 10 00 7 25 11 00 8 25 27 25 Cal Pack' 90 80 CalHeda CamplSp .90 CanDryCp 1 Cn Pac CarlPLt 1 16 25i0 29 00 5 50 6 75 97 00 21 00 la 50 31 650 Carrier 7 75 102 00 22 V 15 75 16 75 ... 31 44 854 14 20 33 87 X80 85 145 X37 -- 35 26 19 18 4) 40 37 41b6 35 41 35 26 19 18 24 19 18 40 40 37 . . 4C .. 40 37 41 A 41 41 21 21 10 25 40 59 20 24 X49 32 159 25 27 39 33 27 39 32 59 1 59 20 24 36 337k 27 39k 3- 2- 1450 15 50 175 325 92 00 6.50 1 0 14 50 97 00 7 50 1 80 15 50 16 75 20 25 150 75 3 25 8,50 61 00 6 5Q 86 00 2 75 22 00 44 00 2a 50 27 00 16 Certn-t- 375 950 64 00 7 50 39 00 325 23 0 47 00 26 00 28.75 LPr Dis Inc Gth HGr Ine App l 2 3 LPr 4 inti Kmkr Life Inv Life Stk Mass Gr Mass Tr Mut Inv Nat WS NAT SEC Balan Bond Dmd Pf Stk Incom Stock Grwth One Wm Opph Puritan Putrram--W- 1 20 Cessna ChamP 1 20 ChampSPI 3 Chemetron Ches Ohio 4 ChMSP&P 1 ChiLNoWs Chic Rl .25b 17.78 11.07 9 56 6.08 26 19 14 22 18 52 5.39 14 17 19 12 10 6 28 15 40 09 44 64 67 51 20.20 589 )5 33 M M 1 Chrysler CinnGasEI 1 CIT Fin 1 60 CitiesSv 2 80 CltyPrd 1 60 Clev El 1 44 Clevit 1 80g 70 CocaCoi CoflinR .50a Colo Fuel Ir S B Gas Com Cr ComSIv Com .Ed 1 1 1 1 1 35 14 87 29 35 52 46 - - 42 42H 42- 51 51 51 60 60 60 59 60 '-! 5- -" "Xl2 502 48 44 40 11 5 39 6 38 28 110 33 59 34 59 35 39 38 110 59 - 59 -- 1 1 1 1 1 TexUtiL 50 24 - PacGas 79 73 .48 75 -- 54 8 34 34 13 13 754 54 9 34 - 1.36 USPlay 120 US Rub 2 20 U S Smelt 3 U S Steel US Tob 1.40 UtdUtils 1 26 Upiohn UtahPL 1.44 Venadm .80 Varlan Asso VictorCp .25 VaEPw 1.20 VulcanM .80 45 1 45 45 29 33 29 33 51 51 51 5 20 19 29 10 33 1037 53 44 52 40 28 13 130 72 55 12 28 8 59 10 49 16 35 72 28 102 89 3 46 - -0. 15 17 23 93 4 59 X54 - X16 3 -- 51 37 31 2- . 8 55 26 36 ... 25 39 25 48 31 44' 4 LS 54 15 - 50 50 37 - 37 8- V XYZ 54 ' ...- XwoxCe YonqST I 80 YolSD ).40 - 17 X60 3 4 4) ZAL 36 1 0 39 26 30 36 P- 34 3,20 28 29 36 48 37 48 32 45 15- - ... 29 9 54 524 28 128 130 5514 55 28 28341 58 58 '4 49 49 35 35 27 28 88 88 46 46 Walgm 1.20 Walworth C Ward Foods WarnLm .90 WeshPr 108 WVbPu T 36 36 ZenlthR 1.40 )4 1m )AIi)Vb 38j Wt 387 38 SH DU 824 81 32H 87H i i2 r". 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Do it nowl LOANS UP TO $2500 CMl NAD 1 .National advertising in Fortune, Nations Business, Harvard Business Review, and the Wall Street Journal is rapidly expanding the demand for the Institute's Program at all levels of management 1 1 Expansions, Stores Brighteir Prospects Employment In secondary Industries such as trade and Service continues strong but .will need some expansion in casic industry to maintain its present pace. 'I , Anticipated expansion of Hill Air Force Base and start lof Operations at the new Internal Revenue Service Center ,'wvill boost employment. And there are good indications isome expansion in basic Industry will occur during the last 4 ' half of 1965 and in 1966. - f Sierra Lingeries Is completing a $255,000 expansion that .Vill boost employment about 160 in th next 18, months. NEW I9M SCyLMoa , CHECKER DELIVERED IN SALT LAKE $2575 la.Mm9 44 hix one-wee- k r fmh-o-it A dafrostor, doth, n4fCMh ing, signal lights back-v- g lights, seat bslts- ,- whitM well reinforced Hoets, evtsid mirror, wheel sever iectnc pam Jsraka Mgnal and wm dew washars. pdd6 tif. RICKS MOTOR 70 laft SSrrf Uetli 416-f- The experience of die preferred man will include successful intangibly selling to management men ranging from supervisor to president He will possess an impeccable personal record. He will attend a indoctrinal training seminar in Los Angeles at Institute expense and will be eligible for continuing studies for qualification for advanced management positions. The Institute's unique compensation plan includes immediate and substantial advance payments over earned commissions, plus ao escalating monthly fonus which assures top earnings each month commensurate - -- to sales. far Inforiwtitt t t . ll Mr, Logsdla at - FINANCE COMPANY of Utah St (Cor. State & Second South) 201 S. State Othtr Murray Tooele , 13 S. Main Street Prow 230 W. Center Street '. Maine 9013 W. 2700 South Olden Logan f EL NATIONAL OfflcM ....1076 L 21st South ...'....4860 S. State .Street Sufirhousa 2468 Washington Blvd ...21 Federal Avenue IN AM Phone: 882-158- 8 FR ; BY EX SK . - . In Pocatello, Idaho . LOANS UP TO $1000 FAMILY FINANCE CORPORATION OF POCATELLO 121 H. Arthur St Ground FI Spiuldin Bldg.. .Phone: 2331452 ZTZI7' 322-10- 49 Wednesday, Aug. 11, e.m. te Thursday, Aug. 12, 9 r Write J.W.lagHin, 2110. 108th gellevae. Wash. 1 2.50 UdShoe US Gyps 3a USIndust In USPipe 1.20 80 20 60 Ohio Ed 106 OkGLE ,84g OklaNG 1 40 OlinMa 1.40 Orange R 84 OtisElv 1 90 Outbd M 80 OwensC 1 40 Owen i 35 OxfdPp 1 20 '67 " H Udylite 1.40 UnCarbide 2 Un Elec 1.12 UnionOilC 1 Un Pac 1 80 Un Tank C 2 UWAircrft 2 UtdAirL 1 UnCorp .35b UtdEngFd 1 U td Fruit Co UtdGas 1.70 UGasIp 1.08 UtdPkCm NatGyps 2g NLead 2 25b Natl Steel 2 Nat Tea .80 Nev Pw .55b Newberry J 1 20 N EngE N J Zinc la Newmt 1 40 NYCnt 1 30a NiagMo 1.10 NorfLWs 6a NoAmA 280 NAmCar .90 NoNatGas 2 NoPac 2 40a NStPwr 1 44 North ropC 1 NwstAIrl 80 NwBanc 1 -- 12 39 67 80 74 48 12 39 Textron ThiokoiCh 41 TwJewtr Oil Timken 1.80 TraneCo 60 Transm .80g TrensWA TrlCont .756 TRW Inc 1 20m CF .60g M 1.18 NatBisc NtCshR NtCifyL 12 39 68 80 74 48 75 54 9 Tern Gsc 1g Texaco 2 40 TexEsTr 90 TexGTr 1.90 TexGlfS .40 Texts But 1 Tex PL .356 2b 20 28 80 20 60 ConsEd 1 80 ConsFoods 1 ConNG 2 30 CnCoai 1 80 Contanr 1 20 ContAirllnes ContBk 2 20 ConCan 2 40 ContMot 40 ContOII 2 40 Contrl Data 80 Controls CoopBs 1 60 Com Pro 1 ComingGlast CrownZel 2 Crucibl 1 20 Cudehv pkg CurtlsPub Curtiss Wr ! 35 39 38 110 59 58 36 18 ' 73 59 174 23 47 13 2020 2b Monday's Bank Debits Same Day Lest Year Tuesday's Clearings Same Day Last Year ar 1 481 Minn PLL 1 Mission Mo Kan Tex MoPac 40 Monsto MontDk 1 40 MontPr 1.40 MontWard 1 Morrell J 1g Motorola 1 Mt Fuel 1 68 MurpCo 1.20 Put Grth 10 38 ll.34j.DN SCUDDER FDS: 80 DrPeppr Scud St 12 28 12 28 DoogAr ,60g 10 88 11 77 Dow C 1 80g Sel Am 11 30 12 32 Dresser 1.60 $h Bos Shs Am 17 20 18 77 Duke Pwr 1 Swst 4nVv 9X10 05 DuPont Sovr In 16461802 DuqneL 1.40 State St 4318 43 62 STEIN ROE FDS: Stein R 41 28 41 28 Stein in 16 08 16 08 IJSaI. Stem St 37 88 37 88 IJSsst Telev El 8 70 9.48 fcSTm UNITED FUNDS: EatonM X20 17 27 1 8 87 A CCU E S B 180 VALUE LINE FDS: EiPasoNG 1 Val Lne 6 56 7 19 1 40 5 95 Vai Inc 6J2 EltraCp EmrRad .40 3 82 4 19 Val SPl 1.32 4 85 5 30 EmpEI Vangrd End Jotonsn Wsh Mut 11.96 13 07 Erie Lackw Tuesday's Quotations per Bank clearings were up nearly 4K per cent, new car Cales seven per cent, power use more than one per cent and Cash Crain sales three per cent. CHICAGO (AP) No 2 red blue-collfederal workers were the 15N: No 2 hart 1.5' Wheat Pay raises granted ,N; No 2 yellow hard (toush) 57V,. Corn No yellow two a in in cent factor income. per gaiir personal primary 29V5; No 2 yellow I 29 . N ; sample orade 11 Vi. Oat No 2 heavy white 72N, Nonfarm employment in the Ogden area at 46,800 at yellow No extra heavy mixed 73. Soybean, No Che first of the year had climbed to 49,000 by June 15 vollow 2 74V.N, Soybean oil 9 SON. same C00 higher than at the day in 1964. This statistical !irea embraces all of Weber and Morgan counties and the . Northern half of Davis County, 43 44 42 36 48235 14 87 29 357 47 MtdRos 1 80 MinLChm lOi Chris-C- r 901X68 SER: 12 6913 87 6 54 7.15 DanaCp 2 20 4 84 5 29 DaycoC .40g 7.52 8.22 DayPLt 1.24 40 6 29 6 87 Deere 8 77 9 58 DelHud .60b 8 94 9 77 Denver RG 14 53 14 53 DetEdis 130 18 05 19 73 Dia Alkali 2 9 91 10 71 Diners .50g T7 46DT5tiH See 1 11 M G M MidSoU i C Col 21 09 22.92 Stock 10 4111.19 Select Var Pay 7.77 1(4. 6 41 6 93 Intcn Inv Res 11.1812.21 KEYSTONE: 24.59 25 56 Inv B24.46 26 71 Med .70 d 501-V- 50 42 44 42 36 Mack Truck 20 MacvCo MagmaCp 2 Magnavox 1 Mar Oil 2 20 MarMid 1.25 MarshF U0 Mart Mar 1 May DSt 1 McCrory la McDonl .609 MG raw E l McKess 1 70 Mead C 1.70 MerckCo la 1.30 .40 CarterW Case(JI) Co Caterpl Tr 1 2 Celanes CenSoy 1.30 Cerro C 1 60 Bank Gearings estate !ip 97 Lee Natbnl LehPCem 1 LehVal indu Lehm 1 78b LOFGI 2 80 Libby Me 3k LiggettMy 5 Littonln T Lockheed 2 Loews Thtr LoneSCem 1 LoneSG 1.12 Loritlrd 2 50 Lou Nash 3a LukensStl 2 Dairy Market Federal Boost Raises Income Levels the major 31 Tuesdays Quotations 28 per at 61 6 Mutual Funds Tuesdays Quotations at 8 5 7.68 5.4 1.40 BhssEW .80 Boeing Co 2 BoiseCascadg Borden 1.1 BorgWr 2.20 Bost Ed 1.60 BristIM 1 20 BrownS 1 80 Brunswick Bucyrus E 2 Budd Co 60 2j6 BufFg BullardC 60 BulovaWatch Burllnd 1 60 13 Burroughs 1 Local Securities Ten Leading Stocks month, per cent; residential, at KaiserAI ,90 Kan CS In 2 KelseyHa 2 Kennecott 5 KemCL 2 40 KerrMcGee KlmbCirk 2 Kopprs 2 40 EJ Korvett Kresge 1.40 Kroger 1.20 Bendix 2 40 Beth Stl Utah the June contracts for future construction 20l 31 K BLL SALES Champion Silver, 100 at 3 50 COn PW' 300 f 3371 at X25h,ef Combined Metal, 1,000 at 12. totaled in Comet ;1 . Co., 500 at 43c. j -r. Eagle Oil, 7,000 t 3c. CHICAGO (UPD Produce: year-ag- o 520,305,000, down 28 per cent compared with Crof' 10 000 at 2a Live poultry: Roasters 24.25; special I Eureka Lilly, 500 at 11c according to F. W. Dodge Co. General Con., 3,000 at 15c fed white rock fryers heavy hens Kashmir Oil, 1,000 at 16c; 1,000 at 15c 18 ! al $8,723,000, was down Mammoth, construction, 100 at 7 50 brick Cheese Processed loaf C. Con., 3,000 at cent, and $-Park OIL $7,525,000 down 19 Cheddars. Single Muenster -00 at f 70 42Va-4longhorn daisies hon-buildiTin. Standard, 300 at4 87Lfc $4,056,000, construction, roads, bridges etc., 4 , 40 lb blocks blocks Wilhstoo, 500 at 72 5wiss: (wheels) too few to report Swiss: . jiown 63 0 lb blocks) grade A 50 54, grade B were six months for the grade C Total Wholesale prices as reported by Chicathe six months Mercantile !$114,012,000, a drop of 14 per Exchange. go Butter: Steady to firm. 93 score 1964. 90 score 59; 89 score 92 score 89 score carlots: 90 score al $39,424,000, was up NEW YORK (AP) construction, Stocks Lower; Eggs: Steady to firm White large ex! moderate trading. tras 34; mixed large extras 34; mediums $43,028,000 was Seven Bonds Steady. 27; standards 27; checks 21. lown 17 per cent, and non-buildiconstruction $31,560,- - Cotton Quiet. Chicag Potatoes: Total U S. shipments 210; arWheat rivals 13; track 93, suppose light; decent. Steady to firm; late rally. p00, down 27 Corn Easier; Improved lata demand. mand slow; market weak. Oats Weak; liquidation. Track Sales (100 lb U S. 1A unless othSoybeans Mostly about steady; Au- erwise Indicated) California bakers 5 00; gust down sharply. Washington norgoid 5.50, round reds 3 ; Hogs Strong to mostly 25 higher; top 25 75. Streef Sales: California long white 4 00-- 4 Slaughter steers Steady to strong; top 4 00-- 5 65, Washington 50, bakers long 28 75. 1 Weber whites 3 85, russets 5 25-- 5 50; Nebraska economy moved ahead in almost all Wisconsin round reds round reds 4 same over of 3 50-- 50, round whites and early gems-during 75 00, Minnesota round reds 4 25-- 4 75; a ago. Iowa russets 4.25; Michigan round reds NEW YORK (AP) Texas round reds 4.15; nonftrrous Spot were of extreme sig- metal price Tuesday; copper 34 cents a Some gains were minor; Track Sates: New Mexico while large pound, Connecticut Valley; lead 14, New 3.00; Colorado yellow iarga 3 00. York; zinc 16'i, East St Louis; tin Onions: Arrivals 15; trade 30; auppiiee ) 8B4, New Yorlc; - The is contained in foreign silver 1 393 troy Economic Outlook,1 the ounce, New York; quicksilver 415.00 flask. moderate; demand slow; market weaker. of a series chronicles by Commercial Se- New York. ? Track Sales: New Mexico white large 3 00; Colorado yellow large 3 00. Bank In Ogden. Street Sales: California yellow large 2 75-- 00; Washington 3 90-- 4 00, medium yellow large 4 00; Colorado yellow large Eggs (prices bv loose dozen) Grade 3.75, white medium 3 50-- 3 75; New Mexico AA 40, A large 38; medium 32; B large white yellow large 3 75, medium 2 large 4 25; Texas yellow large 3 90-- 4 00, sales Increases came in real Cheese One of 40 lb rmdless block 42; 5 lb medium 2 white large 4 50, medisandwich loaf 44; mild longhorn 46 um 2 75-- 50; midwest yellow medium cent. an estimated five to seven Butter 93 score 73; 92 score 69; 90 2 25--2 50 score 69. .June Construction Dips - Seat Pd 1 jS 40 Beaumt Beckman In BeechAc .70 BeechL 1.20 Keeping Competitive Force : 84 19 97 s 10 Bangor st ! 41 101 2JI636 Wt 33 w tiaitGE-L- Union Pacific and Rock Island. ' lines ,and'the Rock The U.P., with two east-weIsland, form key parts of the transcontinental main line the Missouri and the Rockies. Discussing potential loss of business bv , the Island merger, Mr. Aydelott said the D&RGW did 10 million business with the Rock Island in jiillars of interchange 4964. I About eight million of that was generated from Rock Island. A reduction of that amount would cut gross revenue )yC 10 per cent and the net by at least half. The dramatic cut in net would result because the road Ijjis fixed operations costs no matter what its traffic volume. Mr. Aydelott characterized the D&RGW as small po-- i jatoes" compared to the Union Pacific, which currently Jtioes about 10 times as much business as D&RGW. But We are a Western railroad, run from Denver by ' (Colorado and Utah businessmen. We are not run from offices In New York City. The chambers board took no action on the presentation. It voted to extend an invitation to Union Pacific to present its side of the case. Time and place will be announced. Vk 9 40 10? 84 9 - .80 . U.P.-Roc- k Vk - .oU Small Potatoes, but Local 8- ' ocinc Batn r .600 fast-growin- -2- 15 55 20 40 10 213 42 84 102 43 847,e 743 20 305 97 46 37 9 2f-- lb -- Under merger, the Rock Island would cease to exist as a separate, regional competitive transportation force. And if Union Pacific extends east of the Missouri, it will ie able to drain business from the smaller roads now east bt the river. Purchase of. Rock Island between the Missouri and The Rockies by D&RG would keep that route competitive; Rio Grande would make It the first order of business to improve and develop the route for service to shippers. And (excerpting from a brochure distributed to the As a Westem-bSseC. of C.s Board of Governors) : Western-operate- d railroad, the Rio Grande would Impart to g link an orientation toward transcontinental the Pacific coastal markets, at the same time providing energetic coordination with railroads east of the Missouri i River. . 26 38 t 3 40a 1 69 21 5 100 52 19 25 31 Fee U 68 69 12 38 (, Ik.1 r ult m..ztr The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad started drumming up support Tuesday in Salt Lake City for its .stand against a proposed railroads merger. ' D&RGWs president, C. B. Aydelott, and senior vice president, ' Knox Bradford, pleaded their case before a breakfast' meeting of the ' Salt Lake City Chamber of Com-- , merce Board of Governors. The target is a proposal by the Union Pacific Railroad to absorb the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa-- i clfic Railroad. Mr; Woody Such a move would tend toward Mr. monopoly, Aydelott declared; it will cut into D&RGW revenues; it will reduce, competition" among the central transcontinental railroutes. . And if it cuts D&RGW revenue, it would significantly reduce earnings, trigger a stock value decline, jeopardize D&RGWs borrowing capacities and limit its ability to put money into improved operations and equipment. . New York Stock Exchange: Filial Quotations New York Times By Robert H. Woody . Tribune Business Editor 05 The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, August 11, 1965 T V, |