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Show - , I .. . . - - - , - i. . ,.. - . .. - - , - .. : ... . - Markets Mining - , - Ii- ,, s, . s (UPD7-Busine- , . a;little in retail trade dropped ss shunp-thatfollow- 2 -- 4 the federal ed , - - , , , I -- - , i., ,tt- 7'.. - 1 i .7.; ' - , .,;,. '''' , - ., , w 0' , A . ... tk- NEWS ÄND TELEGR'AM, Saturday. A ' - , , . .....:, - ', - - -., --- , ..7. - ,. -- li1at ' I n f , ''''' - ,' , 100C3 , , !,.1.1,.liket,----:- ' ' Mar16,1944T - , - - - , - . - was' u: - - .k . . ..... 'DESERET 9Rmageklmow...toot,v- usiness Reported 'Excellent!- -For Atiost People'Across U.S.--- - , . ,,... - N, . . , - BUSILIESS . , . , - , r,-- , tanned For , 9';'- ,.., - - ' :0:00.1et:telit.0---:,.:- - vrcellent this governmereportobacco 7 ... ..',o, " ' - '''. . most people and most parts a row. The decline from March and health, fell off again in ......, , .... S....4e - ""...r'41::,4" A.,............, . too. . million. was $60 about , Apnl, country. ,:COnstructlon will begin Mon. ' s .... Cut Refinery-Run1111 , were' some exceptions. Cigarette- ,- sales, which- - hid ,,,,",' , swz .3.Irr. L 1 , on a new, $700,000 .convales , , ' " ' Commerce Department said rebounded in March from the The domestic off industry cut ' ft,' ' ,'' ' 7....7.'"'nk,,. , - , , '41 ., , ,. ..,... ceot center at 7020 S. State St, .,,, ,,,,, , . ,,, N,,,,,:,.. 7 .,: . -..: "4, ,,t . , sharply--,,, refinery ' : ', '', runsfairly ''' - ,' It was announced , ' 4' ,, ",,..1,: ' , ---. Saturday. , , to 208,000 'barrels a day, the t.,. ' i , ', ,,i , , , '''''-- ' The ' , , - Institute will be -- .:'. . American facility Petroleum , , A"'4.ke ...o.' . ', ', ir- . , liks - ' - , ,,1 , , -'4' ,.. builtbyllieve'rly -7-,repo 1 .....,., N. . Growing-Vest ,..--,. , , , -, ,, , ,, ,,:. ...,,, , And - the book clubs, - after - k ,,,, ,,, -- said Roar E Christensen, presi . ' ' , --.. ir -. 1:or , i ,to '' where .. .. groWth Years , i ayoint -4, -'-''' :,,,tedent.The firm-- already has three '. 4 '' C:,-,- ' ''.4...-'- . , ' ww disgruntled authors and critics t . ,,, ' , ,... " , , centers in Cablornik and , Fr'. 2',', ' ,.'' , ' , , ,. t, , ,- -..- .. , ,,,, -,:', '. ,. : complatned biterly'about their , ., ., ,, , ,;,, ., , -,-,.,: 1117 ,:k ,.-has , others under' construction. -. A' .: ''.... ,.., ...:..4 , huge weight in the market, , 4, ,..,,.., , ,,,......., , , .., , ,,,,,,..,..,1,1,,,,,,, ,..... ' v. ' , , , , ' ...! .: -; losto -. ',.(",'-t, disclosed be ,were ,7 t 1 : nally tt.,s! ti ire,,-,,,... Ntc, ; t,;.,... 7,, , I,. :!-:- -- , Central Patio ' , ' '''' , ' ', --- ,,,,, 1 p., , 4 ,!,""',0,t.!....4.:4'43:14:. ,,. . t ft , ,,, ing sales to paperbacks. ,.I. ..... I., ,, ;07,- - He ssid" the . ..,..: 0 4 , .P . kr,---t--,:- '''' ..,'''', , ' ,.,o.k.,d . facility would ' ' , t' Club, daddy of the , ', ' - 1-.- , ,', ,,,,,,,V,ydve:,--,' ' , ''.,',i , ',- , ,,, bring a "touch of Callf8rnia".. .. Jo, , a ;s .. industry, reported sharp drop i . '.,.. ,' ', . , ',.-.- .i ", ,,, t , .4e'7.-.).5'"e: to Vtah ,iii1 rts".1., in operating net for nine months ..' -' '1 ...,:,',4, through use of an en. ' . s' ', DUN'N 4.,1 .',., WILLIAM A. .,; ,' . ', By ,! ) , J., and a penny a share operating , :. I , s:, Skylights ,.t ;.,-s.c....,..' ..., wt,..- d'. ,: Business Editor ' . . ., " 0 . , ,,, ', , 1:S. ., ,000, loss for the first quarter of 1964. 1 , ; , , . 't s: - will ' - 2 of be. : , ' the..feeling provide ' , 4. ,, , .,., , k -., '' , , . ', ..,,, , , . , , , . , :,,,,x, , , , ,t, is reluctant to say what he thinks is best Interferes With Shipping , , , - Harold-Sch- t , ,,,,; . -, '' IC' ' on the outside without sub. ' s. ' ing . ' ' , t''''''; ' , ' A ' - ,, , .,, ' , ' ' , ,,.,'' ,'.,.. , ' And along' both sides of the , t ,' 1 ; ' , - - , , -,,, 1,,."," ' for salesmen generally but he does know what is best for him- jecting patients to' weather , ,,, ,, .:. , .., . . ,..., ... Great there, , Lakes ' .., was , , , , , , ,N, , : : 'worry ' i ,,,, x self and his sales peopleindividuality. . . , ,.... ' Aitk, ,,,,,-- . ....... .1.,,,'. 4p, ...,,,$.....,,,,,..,4:-t... 4 about the record low water ' , . . ' And Harold Schafer should knowloi he has fed the Gold , In addition enclosed garden : ' 1 : is interfering with , level, whick, .;,. Seal Compuly 1this philosophysince be organized itini..94; Ancl;", lakeztilii ThisT4700,0002onvolescent ienter -- wilt be bui it lor-usy-- o in , group or COlitorriid. invest--- courtx adjoill rack-rooan ex---- there's talkppof anginCanada watched it grow from total sales of will be Monday,Twith-completion-schedulambitious and , surnmer forfotrof ,. this the in moths year, ' ,.. , -- - -- expensive- pmject to- divert a He said the -center will not be -pected $16 million in 1964. ,f 7 -..-a--- sizeable4iver-in z , , Quebec,- which ---, lolown-at-, limited to the aged but will pro. . now-flO- towardthe - Arctic, - - modernpionee in selling, is SERVICES-, 1 . , tiotv, post su n : chairmairof-th- e 1' the r gery ' 1,,. i '','''''':"'''':'-- ' R7OVERSEASTINVESTMENTS ót Gold . . t , That about disposes of the! i ... ill, and other patients. WASIIINGTONUP1);-The-Unit- ed .47.. -: States Friday auto-- Atitti.'71;000-iiTNEW YORK (UPI)Ameri- - A lull gaff of nurses is , ' est reached ,,,, ... production Itiforrnatiön on overseas givestment opportunities. -- - rosy-St-eel its can Can Co, Friday announced - able,- be added, ,:mated of e s u b CIS , sin :,..,,,,,i: 2.492, an high-,..: - sardine can- Tbe for International I Fall '4..ii:;17T.: Developmentanno supply-7Completion Agent7 -., North Dakota. .:,, i' ',,':.,...: -- 11 iili.... that a catalog of inlorrnation on more than 1,200 studies. of nem with a zip top aluminum ....: r, It was designed by the 'Salt sales for the first ;.:::,;.,-,.7::::74.. has Investment , been into a conven-fed card will can offer opportunities it ' punched Lake says architectural, firm of Ash-,. tured - speaker , , a. 10 days of May averaged,.24,275 ,. at 44 cities throughout the United States and made ,' lence to consumers and weight ton,- - Brazier. Montmorency and system -7, !: after p.,4000s!-,''':WASHINGTON U.S. a day against 23,919 a year '.( CPO ' :' available at 77 AID missions abroad. ... to shippers. Associates : built c,? , 4 Friday -- be and ' ,', ;0,, ::',:si;:, savings noon at the Hi- by the tridushiar froduttionin , April ", There are more surveyi dealing with: the Philippines The can company said, its Jacobson Construction Co. 1', Institute of Sell- best gains. -- .t ,,,.,, ,:":,,,,40,y:::r ' took "nalist its nation-..' 86. than with since I3S Portland, Maine, plant will Natio China is second biggest jump any other It should be completed this ,:',:,:. ,:,,,, - 'Fall Below '63 big at - Hotel I,:!:',..) 7 with 77, followed-by-Nigeriwith 66, Pakistan vt,itit 50 and August, the Federal- - Reserve have the new cans in produt - fall. ' ' - ' ''' ' Dunn. Utah. , ,i,,'" The rate of mortgage delinq' Botrd said Saturday.. Indi with 46. . Mr. Christensen,:a- - graduate lion by July 1. It sild the easy- The Institute is sponsored , . tr.-below that of 1963 ' uencies-fell It amounts to a systern of "electronic brains" that will ' Production in April rose to open feature should remove of Brigham Young University, - -- by the Utah Sales and Market- for the ninth month in a row, the help 1LS.- businessmen evaluate inV- estrnent opportunities, - 129.2 said the principals in Beverly from the sardine can the ; 'kl::.,,,...,. per cent of the 1957-5-9 -and Loan to honor authorities Ij,S. "the-League Manors were all native ptahns. Savings of bious Inc., distinction Executives, explained. ing being , average, gnitfultil point above , , the agency's administrator for dereporte- dWe can see the need for such -like can Seymour that Peyser, most March people Utah's top high school students 5.5 and cent above per - Most company reports continfinance and private enterprise, said-t-hat 1I 1 center in this area," he said. a velopment, ; any a year ago. Output of both final In marketing. g ued to show record or near recdoes not takeadvantage of the potendaLU.S. investor-wh- o and, material products yeached 'Develop the individuality ord earnings and sales for the information in the studies "should have his bead examined." . new highs, the 'board said, -I of a person," Mr. Schafer said,' i first quarter with the improved Consumer goods production 1 business pace extending through "and you help that person de-- . rose float in.3 to 129 oil-th' ' the-firel( lief of the second quar' ,,. ,..' ., ! Velop-hims,, deXandcontinuedata ''. ' ter. , .:i4k.0..s.H-cytiCar.Q:' ''' 4' , '''.. 4 per cent above last year. Auto - t f; Among the top performers re,- In motion." assemblies, following a decline Inweek the in were porting , difff- Lorain, Ohio, 'cartrucl assemDEntorr (UPI)--Lab- or Harold Schafer in March, rose to a record level o ternitional &Te1Schafer's -z,1Ir. Te1ephone company . conies cot intolhis veek's-intbly plant reflected a setback of in April. individualist estabhas no formal training egrapIiiinternationaI Pape r,' 400 about and cars 1,100 hucks which was rinning at 1,Output, of' home goodsand ment that turns out "togetherness" but every new sales per., U.S. Gypsum, New York Cen- production daily,- Ward's said.A notner rate its in of increased . highest . y,. apparel . enRailroad; , Pennsylvania and tral, and is a son strike by Budd Co. was general training . given corporative goal expect a point, while production of con. Frontier Airlines' - April Warner -- Lambert Pharmaceuti- Ward's Automotive Reports said to result of couraged to attain that goal in his own way. inslosing er staples rose eight-tentHe said there is no sure path to success, "If there was cal. arid Hammermill Paper. Friday. seoger, traffic has broken rectruck the J. retail J. big Newberry, The statistical agency said and other industry facilities as 1mi point. Business equipment ords for the 28th stra3ght month. it would be so erowded there wouldn't be much room on it." anced from 133.2 to ,135 on April's 13,197,000 passenger Mr. Schafer was featured speaker during the evening ban. chain which had a loss in 1903, passenger car assemblies for a result of parts shortage, the , turned iri a cheerful report, pre-- . tile week ending the roduction index.:andwas miles were up19 per cent over - quet honoring the 11 high school students. - statistical said. agency . for1964.- should reachT176.096Saturday 8 numdieting profit The of those the itLover ago. Truck ..pe year ApriL1963. Selected Students production this week --- -- -- , Firestone-saihas been-777- 71 - Harveyits first-hal- f 459 units Overtith meralions in the ma, ber :oL,passengers carried,i 46,, amed-malager last was estimated t--21 or Mons First 20 percent:. week and 161,926 uhits this same compared with 34,706 last week diluent dustry .reached the 800, was 18 per cent ahead of .National 3ank's new branch , . receive the 'Future Salesman", trophies 'presented by Utah -' -- last week this Isince 1226,--t30,002 week the previous year, satne year:, last Iiighesti 1eçJs - Sales and Marketing Executives for outstanding records in ; 7 1;nd at - 450 S. , 2nd 4- --4: - , A strike at Ford Motor Co.'s reserve boa Lake said. Salt , , passenger " ,, City's school and In their part-tim- e West, said Or- ,',, ,., employment. 21 per cent -were up :::'.:,.,',.', hoardings Val The students are Lee Ann Bartholomew, Springville Eigh, :., . Illa. ''' ' to 2,00L- - .. boardchairmin..-- , .. School; Frank PoWell,,,Jorden,- Doyle White, West; Carol -' 1 ' ', Co Bonneville; Tim Tate, Ittghlandz Nat Mitchell, Provo; 4 'Consultant To Speak whoMr, hasFrancis, - Bob Creamer, - been 74 I i Weber; Steven Kearl, Clearfield;; Margaret , , Eldon R. Co, management with', the bank Leatham, Wasatch; Craig Smith, East, and Nancle Samuelson, ' h a s ,,, Hillcrest.-- : it. In ',Salt ,Lake, 'City; since 1954; tel-- , consulta,nt ,. ::!H head beeni II Harold' Schafer is one of a small band of successful, $84,17, --, vall-- -. li.1011 .,....7,,..., t,,,,:::'::: teller. ,,,,,,...v. Iii,'Oote !!'3""", , ,,,t.,-, MARTZ usinessexecutiveswhobellevetheThestway for a company . By MAME r ,.? 'l ture d speaker , ' , head or the new to grow is to release the creativity within it. , , I.. t tNewa Staff ,,::.,1 ; r Monday t 1 The "I'in not saying that companies 'shouldn't have training, ' T-,,, , and loan officer. Mr. Fraileis , meetIngorthe olcrsaAfig about a camel looking - ' progtams," he said, "but we've had them and they have been natiowsseheduledatru keIterewas'sril - " ,. Lake-a- rea - T He also rnanag- t by committee-wh- ich . abandoned. ' 1 ', ' of the Na- West Sicond isn't for camels apter committeefirm's or muck the ed ,Atell saying s4.....,..,, ,:.:!:::,,.:':,.:. "failure but there have He admitted that ,. 1 .. ::: ::.,: ,,,I, ,, ' ',! ; bond, Association branch But, Mrs. lane It Thomas, a committee is like 6 broken arm. It hurts for a while but it'll get better." year while carrying a record i ' of Accountants.- -' 71.4 million passengers, a final expert from way back, is one woman who has monnoolmillio Be Something . -,T he meeting confidence in the system. , great 1963 on their report 'operations Mr. Schafer said, "Everyone wants to be something not will start at the I committee work!! she declared. "1 y. 4( : have'I like to do something. That's why by developing the individual showed-FridaRamada just in faith democratic !,the great process. , -- The Air Transport Associa- , , you let them be something." S. State at 7 p.m.. ,' s People sit down together, exchange ideas, at. .,,,, A former traveling salesman Mr. Schafer built his multi- - tinn's (ATA) annual "facts and MLCox -, z,,,,tt and come up with pretty sound solutions, - :;:i,. ::, :.:,,,,,:;A,i,.,::'Nrol111' will I gue, tItil r. Tax-Reli- ef - : A: ' ''''.5,. ', :,W,,, , million business on this philosophy. -- He has gained national 4:, , '-- , , Iearn-;-7time a long , figures" SUMMary said ' 1, ' .....,,,,,.$ ) in Business Harvard thekatink Fortune Review, lEducation." Magazine, recognition lug to work together, but generally they make , - - - Sales Management,- - Newsweek and a number of other national-magazin4-- , I , , , . g(xxl aecis! ,. ,, , ' 'i $ milt .,:q :?...,:;:-:-.' of the book "How I made the Sale the airlines still fell $754 lie is Steiner ,l '' ':. .' l...,... ,.,:' I Director Executive :'; , ; lion short of 'realizinvthe 10.5 that did the Most for Me." :: .:',: , , ;:,,,.., . :1I I WASHINGTON. Sherman P. :'' :' :::.,: -:; ;::' Mrs. Thomas was named ex-; I ,,':. Last Richard ,11.- - Steiner; Steiner August ..'t, :,,,'. ', ;: 1 Mr; Schafer, both big in suceess and size, is; an obvious per-ce- nt of return on rate the In,,.. Lloyd, ;-. .,; urged I ,,,,. ' .2,'"'--:, :' 'i,,' ::,::.::,. I director of the Comprehensive Mental - American Corp. hi Salt Lake ' 1 bundle of intense energy triggered for release .I., I ,:f:...',Ar'',..,L. ternalRevenueServicethis vestmen Aerrfr of the i :.:.:'1, r::',,,, ;!:'7.':,::::.::r., City, has been the - training or "The value in selling is in Work not week ' .1::: ,:': giving mileage ,' ,:: 1 ,nautics Board ,, (CAB) regards is- going to 1 I TT r ' ..,:,...:i,t.--- , Department-wh- ich .1, ; customs,' he isaid.- 'Work develops muscle and widens your "clur:' allowance for workers forced to of i...' in.-- commit-- . -- , urer-:: , the Linen ; ,,,:: ,. ' ,.:.::: vision. There's nothing like it " ommute o.verlong distances., e , .,, .,,, ,T, ,,,,,., ::::s:,: ,. ..,:,:t- aup,plY, Awitit-- .....tveup in bervarstor, , -..- ,::., He said he's unable to pick out a successful sgesmal-fróinthSafeRecord Mortimer-M- . , ' : : 1::.:,:::: ,-: -start. Th- e- carriers'-:- : 1963 - safety I Rep. --,,,,11..:0coordinating ; "Some orour top sales people were once truck drivers. record was the third best in f , libk , I Lloyd said the Thiokol Chemical '... a , ' ,,......,,.: gj committee, there are standing ,:s .., organizanono Some.otthefalluressrepollegegraduates." ) ,, Corp,plant in Box Elder County -history,witha fatality rate ' ' plimning corrard 4 who C.., .23 per 100 million revenue companies "., was 27 trifles from the nearest 1 I 1 11 , ' .., -pai -- - 44 i ... '.,, 1 tees and subcommittees. pres-, rent I adequate housiner':1-1,lcreasonably ,,,,... textile products; ,',,H , ,, ently getting organized to take , The , Utah -- congressman said trend toward coach travel ....0, ' - 11,gooctlook latutah'siteeds , , 1 electionwas LA 'N,....,, 4 Enithnieduilibited,ATAsild; ' .,... iumounced 1,...',.. 1 the mental health Add ,.., "beyond that involved in with- - cmch - traffie - acmullttlig ,.".777.,:,: ;.; Z.', ,;,.:011Ca ' :30.7 ItStilitir 11171;;;;;;a of 46 states which one is Utah ,'''' con52nd ':: 4,'''' ; annual - corrunuting , between the usual ,,.. :.,,z Jr. 67 per cent of I for than mort ::' '.,11k1 In-:,....,'' s',.,'. si:7. :0 - 2ir, :,:, .- if - vefition and exhibit of the 01 suburban homes and urban em total. revenue miles flown. It applied for federal funds from the National '..:,,,......,...ii.,,y.,..40:Mental Health to conduct the study., in Miami - Beach, ganization pioyrnent' He urg;d 'the IRS to was theI2th consecutive year stitute of . Mrs: Jane R. Thomas : ..has faith , AB Facets . adopt a rule allowing employes which coach use has gained Study . i - in committees. Mitchell Melich, prominent Utah business' eiecutive, will be in : Heads Retail Council to deduct travel costs of any "We are stuZying all facets et mental , first class of excess of 10 miles Friday afternoon at the openingr luncheon of travel. In 1956, Only 19 , keynotespee , Charles T. De Foe, manager of per cent health,l' Mrs. Thomas said, "prevention, treat--Annual where there was no adequate the Ninth is always heartening to me to see the the Minerals Symposium at Moab. air travelers flew coach. . 'It ment, rehabilitation, special problems, fed-Th-e nt Wyoming Retail Merchants ' relationships. 13y June 1965, Iamount of time that conference will feature geology, Alining and The three-dapeople are willing to give Association, Will serve a second housing closer. airlines spent 8650 Tnil- 4 Thiokol In I the case, employes men- totheir communities," she remarked. term as president of the Wes'lepers and field trips. lion on maintenance last year, we are to come up with a comprehensive milling forums, presentation of technical of , would be allowed to deduct for - Mrs. Thomas admits she used tbo take some Utah." health plan for the state-tal ;1 a fifth t ' - :, --- one orteli States of figure representing RetairCouncilon . vice president Mach, travel in excess of 10 miles . ---of her problems home and it wai detrimental A good part of 12iIrs. Thomas' job now is the of ' for Atlas Min- - of their total operating costs.ganizationcomprise& public-relatioa17 of total miles each for way set up re-- Ito her family, hut since then she has learned chief traveling around the state-helpi35,000 mechanThey paid executives of state re- or 34 miles round Ito , erals and past president of the ics to etployed forget about work when she goes home. service 1,837 planes--a-n gional and county committees to make stud- tail associations in the West.,, This tax benefit, Rep. Lloyd Her family consists of two sons, one a senUtah Mining Askociation, As average of about 19 per cent air- - ies and recommendations for their areas. Weston Hamilton, Salt Lake .L:, noted, would be offset by the lor at the University of Utah', and the other a in first Mrs: r became interested . l'homae and host of a craft mining among banker, represented the Utah of car pools. bi the welfare and community work through vohm- - sophomore at East High School. A daughter Retail Merchants Association at operation go pet miles Flown milling authorities :who will par- of an employe- pooling case . I now is a afl. 10 of theImior League. For psychiatric social teer worker in projects the, meeting, which was held. in transportation, with four other--I pl a n e s wrist'. years she was On boards of directors, work;' lursisb.b. ticipate In the symposium Fri. , Id! tuted half nation's of 4 the, , only persons, and using his car once and arDer took two Thomas Mra Irsib Sunday. day, Saturday cookie chain at skiing up again House, being Neighborhood ing ' ) 1 but civil fleet accounted for - 2 air a week, be could claim-- a deduc I , ago. , The Moab Conference is spot'- - more Awn 80 . I, Takes Sales Past , cent of the man for the Girl Scouts, etc. tion of 34 miles each week per ----Section Uraniumsored by-tIn 1953 she was named executive directorEnjoys Bowling, Knitting --- .. liorked 'during the year. ralles flown. The All report of the American Institute of Min. showed Association for Mental Health and ' children are grown now and4 think I 'Gary W. Smith has been 1 of 460 pure jets of the Utah total dlay a j Petroleum and District sales Icould stand a broken , big, Metallurgical Auto Virm's Guests -and 263 prop-jet- s in operation at W83 there until her Present- - lisdgnmentex" leg if I had to have one," named, Salt Lake - ofr7r.--:.2.:::zlin -for a rco,upe t.)f years sandwiched in), "The children say I. ski she cf.A manager the end of , i Engineerd. laughed. with ,'4:fr'.---" 1963, compared TRICE' -he' , some bookkeeping work for a downtown loned, but get down the hill.". ' 'Twirl Town Toys, ,,,,..,.. Topics to be flscussedänd 1,154 Piston-engin- e pia and his bride, the former Do- at-, t I , " , firmHamOf likes will division run ' She also t The 6.9 billion revenue pas-- 1 bowling and has papers to be presented MSteckovic of Spring Glen, rothy ad 7. ' Down ail Hard 1? -- the gamut of - mining operation senger miles flown represented knitting fiend. But she doesn't belong to pe7:a;lyse mond Wholesale, ' : ...1 'Carbon County,are honeymoon- -ts--,-327 W. 2nd South, f.411! WHIM l'and:research. "After being with atiraElavacation."-she- , CI in and Paris, as guesRome , ing , IY:77chair- - 1963; Mail was Up nearly . five I 'ed.-"- In bookkeeping the figures do what you all day, I like it quiet at home? she said,' accordingLtoi-'', ,Bill H. Flynn Is general of the LincolmMercury Division, of ..,....,, When her present assignment is over, Mrs. James G. David-i- s 1,,. . per-cefreight about 14 per tell them to do, but in any kind of social Co. Motor Ford --I - cent and express 1.3 per cenl welfare, it's se hard to put your finger on the Thomas said she would probably' go back to son, general sales.;1 ' , 4 - - !manager of Twirl work for a health agency. , Stuart G. Tip- - problems." f- , MANUFACTURERS' Mrs. Thomas' work has been mostly in ad-"I don't ever expect to-- retire," she said. Town, the 1first five dnni7a via( 1 ltrike, --REPRESENTATIVE S fill I "For one thing, I never worked for an agency the number Ministration and organization, and her chief years Lltalika; 1 work- - of passengers carried has in- - satisfaction- is in the people she meets and that had a retirement program. But even if I tive; Matarial postal Handling - Warehouse - MrSitnitb----ey 1 i bet-r- d ra : g , tibT,ItYTransportetiess;-- - For Midwest Cele be backonboarardfrth has been while cargo worts-- wi a wilt- stfik creased 4kinIc. e e .' with-th1 Salt- Lille Office of the . rthIóThack has Auhiped 104 per- cent-- and real large club of people you enjoy," she doing- something on, some weltarf -program . 2-- fon-to- r '.."1"Pst '''''. i " - ......1. , . i-- tO:t the past I or other." laughed. 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