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Show F1 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM,, 6A Saturday, August T J964 BUSinESSJjtjgWg- . - r Finance Major League Summgry Growing West American League National League Indiana Economy Story Answer To Watt Woe? t-- it 1 ! t4 x. Friday's Results Friday's Results MilwaukeeJffi-Xhicag- 6 h San Franctsakrflt -- 1 $che&e,r,J Phtl Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at4 St. Louis Houston at New York (?) Milwaukee th b 4 Mathews 3b s Wbrd cf May Aaron rl Carty If Torre e Alou lb Menke ss 3b DLHoz 3b Sadwskl p 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 13 4 1 TV Chicago bt 1 0 '4313 4 11 0 3 3 5 0 0 0 4 3 3 1 3 310 3 13 1 n v Rjnvy 111 3 10 0 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 40 11 0000 10 0 0 P New York b Kubek ss Rchdsn 2b 5 5 rl110bl 120 0 10 00 0 3 12 Mans rf Mantle cf Tresh If Peptne 1b Howard c Boyer 3b Owning p 1 4 4 4 0 11 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 b 4 0 0 0 ab r h bl 5 0 0 0 Vrsles ss Rollins 3b 4 12 0 5 12 0 Oliva rf Kilbrew H,4 1 2 2 Allison 1b 4 13 2 4 0 2 0 Hall cf 3 0 0 0 Henry c 0 0 0 Snyder Kostro ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J10 0 0 Kindal Batfey ph Pascual p Minchr ph 00 1 Architect's sketi abrlibi 10 Klaus 10 Hunt 4 0 4 0 J 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 Grotee Larsen p Roberts ph pbrhbi 4 0 2 0 2b 3b 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 0 Elliot cf 0 0 Chrstphr rf 0 0 Camzrro c 0 0 Altman If 0 0 Gohder c 0 0 Thos ph-l9 0 Krnpool 1b f 0 0 Hkn MMHir4W Lary p fl " Totals Houston York 4 1 0 BH-- 4 0 0 0 30 2 0 t 0 0- 0 3 0 0 0 3 3 3 1 320 4 0 2 1 Totall M 3 11 1 0 000 000 000 -- Woodeshic! 10 2b e Christopher, Hickman. 1 r er bb se ip X 1..... T 1 2 2 2 0 1 V Woodeshick 3 1 ...I 1 1 23 W, I 1 Lary man w th . (Hunt) T 2:10. Second Oame) Ntw York Klaus NLarssn L 10 l , ' - Klaus lb Hunt 3b Konehl 3b Altman If Cfiristpr rl Hickmn rf Krnpool lb Elliot .cf McMIn ss Cnzro c Flahor p abrhbl 3 110 2 0 00 2 0 0 0 4 111 3 0 0 0 0 1 00 4 12 2 2 4 13 1 2 110 110 11 4 0 Toms Houstm York A (4). i jtTlS S 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 If 7 2 2 2 4 2 10. (Christopher). Y 1 3 3 l W, 2,12 By Johnson ) HBP (3), rorbboe h Johnson L Raymond Nottvtoert Fiiher Grot HR Christopher, Kranopoel ' eferhbt Sen Francises 1 Piltsbureh 3 0 0 3 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 Ma. 10, Pittsburgh 6, 3 3 3 7 T- iioit IB 4 rvnX, 3 1 j !6.0Li Jl 2.i41. 2 1 I 1-J 1 A. 2 Slk (McCovey T, Clncinnett 4 4 4 3 KSS-vseBM 2 St. Leuls , 1 h i Flood cf Brock If J 1 4 0 22 5 12 0 Maxvlll pr 0 1 0 0 Boyer 3b 5 0 10 White lb 3 112 Shannon rf 4 0 10 Javier 2b 4 12 1. McCrvr c 4 0 2 1 Rchrdsn p 0 0 0 0 Jomes ph 1000 Skinner ph 1000 Hmphyt p 110 0 Wrwck ph 10 10 Mni,r ? - Johnson, Totels 34 4 050 020 000 crdenas J 1 Pinson, W- - J ZT-- , Boyer, r er bb se 10 5 3 1 4 h 3 4 7 4 3. Cardenas, Ip 12 JJJ ggi ,T. LoU 1 e 1 1 2 T ustomers Performance Award. awards was made by Lt. Frances J. Hart, commander of the Air Force office at the Wasatch Division - The board directors of 1 - Miff and lonely people calling in to express their views on anything from an 111 parakeet to the civil rights controversy. People on the other side of the day are warmer, Mrs. Jepko believes. Theres not the hustle and bustle and competition of daily life. They take time to think of themselves and each other. The lonely ones fincL someone else to be- - interested in the. ill ones forget their pains for awhile and those with opinions get a chance to voice them. Calls come in from all over the United States and a good number from Canada. ..w Some people call so inany tiroes, I worry about their phone bills, , Mrs. Jepko laughed, adding .with some amazement, Many of them, stand on the streets in phone booths to caiL it ... her 10 lo ..... ... a Church set ,31)14 '(1310 111114 1112 a at got 'v its hard Sill But, even . though ( f I - 14 ft 13 110 ' Te up at who range in age from three k to 18, but Mrs. . Jepko confessed that even when they go somewhere in the car they - "21111 dark-haire- ' dog. But theres a lot of love in these people. It wouldnt hurt any of us to become night people forawhile,-sh- e usually take 'along a handful" declared. x - v . .Federal Assistance. Programs Secretary .of Labor W,; Willard Wirtz said here this week-th- at the way local answers were applied with federal assistance retraining programs provides a model for futur economic development partnerships. In praising local efforts to solve the Studebaker erisis, Secy. Wirtz said, You made it perfectly clear you were not ' , going to let a development like this get you down. ,The 168,000 people of this' area havent in spite of the fact President Johnson recently indicated be was drawing South Bend into his portfolio of depressed areas. The economic rebirth now! under way here is it sjory who through coordinated effort and total involvement, individual initiative and private enterprise are putting this area back on its own two feet. . It wont work for the federal government to take over, saidJ5ecy Wirtz. Answers must be supplied locally. Through the coordinated ef- forts of the Committee of 100, the, local industrial expansion group, civic, business, religious-an- d educational leaders, the area hitched up its deter lion and initiative and record Ang. 3. about to broaden the economic. shareholders The dividend amounts ' to base by attracting new indus$585,8UAn 2,343,374 shares outand try encouraging the ex- standing, bringing the all-tiof, existing - industry total disbursements to $42,758, panion "074. (of which there is, an impressive list). "J Stockholders Revive Warren E. McGill, president Rocky Mt. Chemical of the Committee of 100, says. . - RUPERTrIDAHO- -A More -- group industries" have" $800,000. PATCH OF STOCKS TOPA- V- UP AUOTHEk 6lAM0l) Union, Auto Firms Recess Wage Talks DETROIT (UPI) The United Auto Workers Union and the automotive industry big three Mrs. Jepko didnt work before she was pressed into service on her husbands radio show. I believe we all teed to live ' within , ourselves especially house- -' "and become narwives row, she observed. Now I have a whole new outlook Saturday recessed for the week- end following a week of bar- gaining for contracts for more than a halfimillion workers. During the weeks '"negotia-tionsrth- fr union fioUfied-workerat General Motors, Ford and up preparations Chrysler te-s-et for a strike vote. The routine action set the stage for the final stages of bargaining when the companies will place their bargaining proposals on thejable. Union ..spokesmen said they expected the company proposals s on life. She has no desire to do any other, kind of work. Her Chief aim right now is to get and create a balance' so we dont negleet our chi- To ldren.' She does quite a bit of the letter reading asd answering at home. At. first we put a little desk in a bedroom, she said, Then we added h filing cabinet and some tables. Now its an office with a bed in come"Inmid-Augus- t, IlETCliUf.rS PLUMBING - ) itA; Mrs. Pat . mixed t Jepko up hours ATTEIITIOII YOUNG CPA Can associate with Pregressiva Group. Stazf with .several ee- tablished accounts help others to expand ova, 1 the entire west inforaratioa , hold confidential -WRIT BOX 1- 1- 9 7 - r r - of letters to read. It's so interesting, d the petite, Well, added. There's never mother confessed, our -- doll -- moment! Tho- -. etfei lavra Isnt Cut and thAgarden are so personair S o m is full of weeds and we have Iti a little terrifying but I hot dogs more-often- , start coming to him to they thlnir it is a closer bond" for' do ' anything. the entire family. As the little ones mature, I think they Will But in seven short months, benefit, from this experience Mrs. Jepko-- has- - become conand have a better understand-- . vinced the night people are : ! THE people. ing of others. 7 "" The Jepkos try to spend, Sometimes in the business weekends with the children. 'world it seems like dog eat 17 - me c1roriitJ3BrheslHp'. (,rch.r, ... What about the Jepkos six children and home life with this new way of living? . j - a crisis, Harry W. Tutchings was recently elected a vice president of the Trojan Powder Co., a nationwide- - explosives and chemical firm. Tutchings is presently man-- , ager of the companys western branch, whtelf includes operating facilities - in Redvaie, Cdfo., and Springville, Utah, and will continue in that capacity as well. n 'The Other Side Of The Day' nv land Actually, says another leading South Bend businessman, better off now than' when we were so deo probably pendent upon Studehakerr Weve found that to "stabilize our economy we must diversify. The way South Bend and its sister city Mishawaka have met the loss of Studebaker is regarded by officials as a models of how federal and local agencies can work together to meet Elected Vice President The Feminine t Pat -a- - meeting wl 2 'the StJoseph - economy in Spokane, WashV has declared a dividend of25 cents pet share payable Aug. $1 to Hecla Mining 1 2' L, 11 of com-bille- 1 6- Bend River, that industry was..StudebaferV In Utah, a parallel istte waning defense oriented indus--. tries. We suffered a severe blow with the closing of Studebaker .and the loss of 5,000 jobs, says South Bend Mayor Lloyd M. Allen. .But the industrial and business community reacted to the crisis by pledging: to build an economy more - r diversified and solid than ever.. - Today, our economy is not just growing. It: Mr. Ilnnn total involvement of the industrial surging ahead because nd business community in creating a stable and broadly based EmployesX stockholders have taken control pressed interest in the last few of the Rocky Mountain Chemical months in moving to the area 535 Years Corp. and hope to put the firm than in the last several years. Pr6vo United States Steel back in operation. Some new industries The Corporation filed for bankfcently honored 122 veteran ... -have come here, , he tab steelmakers whose ruptcy in April. service has totaled 2,535 Floyd Clark, state chairman ofLwen on, pointing to such the stockholders advisory board years firms as Cummink Engine Co., Special recognition was paid said approximately three million Kaiser Jeep Corp., Allied to three men, each with 40 years shares of stock were invloved in Products of for control the Corp. and Essex bf continuous service with U.S. the proxy fight firm which manufactures al-- . Wire Co. Steel, They art Clifford H. Crandall, cohol from potatoes. He added that no alcohol has Springvillet Hyrum M. Vest, Spanish Forc, and Roy S. Row- been produced in over a year BLUE. CHIPS and that the plant has an apland, Orem. By MORRIS BRJCKMAN praised value of $1,800,000 and Heel Gives Dividend current debts totaling about Ov 2 1 1 1 1 16 218 J 21 44 4 Totgta"'-Totits 5 5 0 2 2 S 818 218 900 n 1 1 Boston 2 888 802 18- 8- 2 4 5 2 2 2 3 Los Antrtts 1 0 0 0 6 0 DP Boston 1, LOB Boston 9, LoS An3 00. " geles 4 Loe Anodes 2b Bressoud, Tillman, Rodgers. Philedelphle -- ekThM(4). S Tillman. ebrkbl Wills s. h 4 14 0 Gonzetz cf 4 1 2 0 Gillian b 4 0 0 0 Hrsn Ib-- lf 9 3 200 Manbouquetta V, W Davis cf 4 0 1 6 Celhson 1 . 2 Radatz .. T Davis t 40 11 Allen H rf 34 2112 Gatewood L, 1 4 3 5 XINE MARTZ 10 1 2 3 Howard rf 4010 Cvnetn If 2 0 0 0 Kelso 2 8 Fairly lb 3Q0 0 Johnsn ph 10 0 0 R. Lee News Staff Writer Oliver 2b WP Gatewood. T 2 28. A3010 Wine ss 0 1 Griffith ph 1 0 0 0' Dlrmple e 3 0 12 Camllll c 20 10 Taylor 2b 2 00 0 Jepko lives on (First Bams) Rosebro ph 100 Bldshn p 10 0 0 Baltlmora Kansas City The Other Side of the Day, Moeller p Amr ss-l-b 3 0 11 sb hbi ab r Walls ph Short p with her husband Herb Jepko, 5 110 Trtbul cf Moon ph 1000 Roias 2b 2000 100 0 SOOT Cmpnrs except for losing track of 5 812 Causey Tgtil 29 4 4 4 Totels Mrs. i I 2 1 1 Clevto, and day, she loves Angelej i 908 881 88- 8- i bight k! 4 8 18 Gentttt lb Philedelphle 200 008 Ux 4 H was Jirrfenz 2 118 pressed Jepko Wlne 2H e 2 8 11 iBryen Anel Phlledelptue 4 husbands into service on 4 8 Green 2to Amaro- 'i'll'. 2 O'Onhue p radio 5:30 a.m. (18). midnight TOO Hrlson ph Alusih ph show on KSL when thti mail Moeller L, 4 Perranoskl 1 3 2 3 29 1 2 1 became too much for, him to 84 4 9 4 Totals R Miller i i Short W, 10--J 108 111 012 4 71-- 3 - . 9 I handle. Baldschun 884 888 198 I 12-- 3 City J.... 8 8 She goes to the station with PB Camlll. 2 41. A 24, 197,-- . DP BarnmorO I, Kansas City 1. LOB Baltlmora 7, Kansas City 2. him two or three nights 2b Brandt. E. Robinson, Campanerls, GeenHe HR B Robinson (15), Colsvlto week to help read, answer and (25). SB Brown. SF Aparklo. file the letters and up h rartib Ip PRIOAYT 9 Bunker W, 12-- 2 system. filing .. 4 O'Donoghue L, Junior We were the. type of peoStock v , Holladdv 20th 4 2 g Drabowsky. 10 p.m. who went to bed 13, Grei 1 2 2 2 1 T ple Pflster 3 Helledey 1tti15, Kimball 4 , and In 51h. batters three night every Madison 8 Holladay 4143, HBP By Stock (B. Robinson). WP Sorter Slow Pitch -Pflster. 72.23. up at 6 oi 7 Hoi lade 15th 22, Holladay 12th 2 he a.m., Hofladhv 14th 4th 8 Holladay (Second Game) ' 'it 5th 24, Grant 4th 21 ow Baltimore Kansas City Milcreek 3rd 10, Holladay 1st 9 ab r h bl Junior Fast Pitch to Brandt ef 2b Causey Valleyview 7th 19, East Milcreelt 11th I Apertcio ss 5 1 1 1 Charles 3b Grant 1st 7, Forest Dale 4 keep track of Johnsn 4 0 2 1 Colevito rt lb Lincoln 10, Holladay 12th t Sbrn ph-l- b 8 8 80 Hrlson R the days. Grant 3rd 10, Rosecrest 3 ,. B Rbnsn 3b 5 0 0 0 Gentile, lb Senior Fast Pitch 1 1 Bowens 4 8 1 0 Edwrdt- - c rf Rosecrest 11, Grant 4th 1 E Rbnsn If 3 8 18 CmBhrs ss Lincoln 8, East MiHcreek 2nd 7 her 1 8 0 8 Mathws Powll ph--tt cf L Eldredg e 19, Grandview 4 Adair 2b 4 1 1 0 Bwstld p wotld has been Hilodaday 14th 4, Grant 8th Brown c 4 J 3 Aluslk ph MONDAY'S SCHEDULB McNallV'-2 888 Jimnz ph turned upside V- 1 6 1 8 Trtbll Berber- - p pr-t- f 4 (Geerat Q. Morris Park) she has down, N Diamond No . 28 411 5 Totals. Totals Mill 7 fallen in love Junior Slaw PIJsk None nut when winning run Scored. day 28th "vt. Kenwood. 7 -808 hi 111 Bstllmora 4 with the night people. . vs. Madison. B.15 ooo 104 86 Kansas City .... Diamond No 7 . When husband started my i . Senior Past Pilch E Gentile, Mathews, Miller. Johnson, show seven months 1. 4 06 p m. Eldredoe vs. Holladay 14th. 7, Kanr7.14 p.m, Roeecrest vs rlncoln- sas City t. we Wondered "who 6 36 p.m. Highland View vs. Garden r 2B-his Heights. North. .... ..... worid would be it-tView 8th wf KimbelJ. Charles, 9.44 p.m-Ve- lley Brown 2 (ID. SBAperlclo. Of ni Diamond Ne 3 time 5 SF x; McNally. lamer Slow Pitch iI b rerbbso Ip f!ow, it ?emsrliki every7 06 p.m. Holladay 15th vs. Holladay 71-- J 3 NcNalty rl4ih. one is up 2 ) 1 8 2 8 this time. X Miller 8.15 p.m. Grant 4th vs Holladay 1st M I 0 Berber L5--4 V Diamond No. 4 4 3 1 8 8 5 2 Bowstleld -Sr Junior Fast Pitch They have janitors, 'col0 0 0 9 8 Santiago I p m. Lincoln vs. Grant 3r4,, I 0 8'6 1 e J lege professors, housewives' 7.15 p.nL Valley View 7th Yt. Grant Drabowsky 6--7 1 Wyatt W, 1st. " up doing their housework, X faced three batters In 8th) View 3rd vs. CenI 38 p ov one batter In 9th. tral Park. college students up study--HBP-b- y T-- J 9 45 p m. Holledey 4th vs. Garden Zl McNally (Edwarbs). -- in, shut-in- s, trtNrts North- rinsomniacs, Richardson Cuellar Humphreys kol Chemical Corp., has been awarded the Air Force Sustained Superior Performance Award and an Outstanding Nursing Home one-eight- h 14-- 5 money-mak- South 3 S L. Banks AmpngLargest Sunday For v o ebrkbl o o Groat ss ... pendent and'"regionaI chains. Associated last year had a volume in excess of $80 million. The number of items stocked at the distribution center now exceeds 10,500, said Clarence director of buying and merchandising. This increase has come about because the "average supermarket, today stocks some 30 per cent more items than it did in 1950, he said.- - Moreover, Associated stocks its Cash and Carry Division at 224 E. 3900 South out of the warehouse. Area Business Notes 1 h r or bb se I ZZVjSZ nfe:feek 1 Francisco I, Pittsburgh Lynch. , h 1 Dr5" Louis 18J2 t Pittsburgh -r at: 3 Tofals 37 0 10 4 San Francises . . Cincinnati Louis Price Increases v e, 1 10 3 y .was the Increasing volumeof AssoAssociated Food Stores Sat- chileet' for the addition announced" ada ciateds food business, both with $500,090, Ritchey-Eakllof urday James C.. Ritchey dition to its warehouse facilities member firms and with inde- 1 .3011 1000 0 7Bp-b- Food Firm To Extend Warehouse After Hinli Of architects and engineers. B.'Empire Road. MrTLloyd explained that the Donald P. Lloyd, general 1000 By GEORGE CHARLAN new warehouse would have 25 34 1 7 3 Tofals 35 13 13 10 Totals manager OOdof the4 cooperative, United Press International foot foot said the and would be addi80, oooooo square ceilings 003 -1 etroit 131 000 43x12 Clovoland to stacking of pallets. tion was expected to be finishei NEW YORK'" Steel prices McAuMffe. & Associated has been usifig the ClavelOnd 11, jumped back into the news thjs hy the end of the year,. Kallne, The addition will link Assoc- allets in its food distribution as the naheads of the Chance (12), Wagner d materials handling proceHowser tions two biggest producers iateds 55,000 square foot pervz Ip h far bb so ishables warehouse and the 120,-- . dure?. 3 4 4 2 2 threw out strong hints that inRakow L,4--l 4 XXZ. ie construction will increase Regan 31 1 2 2 creases could be just around the 000 square fobt general wareHamHttrf 13 f 7 7 1 0 - ' house.- It will also include a both shipping and receiving faO 1 Fox 0 z:r. comer." M Krailck ....1-- 3 7 3 3 0 2 Belt W, 0 0 0 0 4 Apart from whether such a 6,000 square foot addition to the cilities by 50 per cent. There -- X.. 6 HBP By Rakow (Azcue) by Hamilton art 21 new shipping doors is taken, the fact that it firms present office "space. (Salmon), by Fox (Hawser), by Bell step the project. . Hamilton. is being seriously contemplated Construction of thev expansion (Freshen). WP -2. 54. is an excellent commentary on project has already begun by Mr. Lloyd said the expansion Game) the health of the nations econ- Halvorson Construction Co. Ar- - became nee'essary because of Detroit Clovoland h b r bl ob r h bl omy and business. During the Thomas cf 4 0 16 HowseC ss 4 2 2 6 highly touted general prosperity 0 2 b 4 Dvllllo cf 2 116 Lumpe Kallne rf 4 0 10 Wagner If 4 116 of the past several years, the Brown If 4 111 .Chance 1b 36 63 Cash lb 412 1 Frncona rf 366 6 steel industry has teen more or 3 4 6 4 A 1 0 Azcue c McAlfe SB B less outside looking in. 0 0 0 Salmon 2b 46 16 Wert 3b 1 0 0 0 Rabos p 3 6 6 6 Demeter That the steel industrys for2 0 0 0 Moran 3b 3 6 2 6 Roarkar c tunes have taken a turn for the 2 0 00 Frhn Sparma p 2000 better was given official recogBruton Ph -nition this week by U.S. Steel 4 Three Salt - Like . banks are 36 3 0 Totsts Totals! Detroit ... 000 100 010 2 chairman Roger M. Blough. The1 the 500 largest banks among' 4 Clevtland .. 20) 001 normally wary and in the free world, according to E Kallne. LOB Detroit 4, Clovoland 4. steel official indulged in 2b Howser, Wagner, Salmon, Azcue. HRS Cash- - (14), Brown convalescg.if a New York bankingnublication. (12). SF some fairly optimistic banter A new SecurChanca. home the Salt Lake These banks, The First for nursing with h rer bb so reporters at his quarterly Ip Bank of Utah, Walker Bank ity 5 4 3 2 3 news conference. 4 Sparma L, Blough said he area will be dedicated by Gov, and" Trust Co,, and Zions First 2 3 0 0 1 3 .. Sherry 7 0 2 2 0 9 feels the industry now is getting George D. Clyde Sunday. Remoj W, 4 National Bank, also are ranked McMahon 0 0 0 0 2 a better shake in the market- Wasatch Villa, 2200 E. 3300 WP Sparma. T 2 34. A 25,571. the 300 largest commeramong place and he looks for a resump- South, w'UL provide modern fa- cial banka in the U.S Chicago Washingtoa tion long-terof h its bl normal r ab abrhbl cilities for the treatment and Banking deposits for the 4 0 0 0 Hrbrgr rf -- 5 Buford 2b 4 2 3 0 Brlkmn ss 4 0 0 0 growth pattern. f, of 1964 have dropped 0 0 6 Cunghm Weis 2b lb 4 0 0 0 .Both Blough arid Chairman cairO of convalescing, chronically part 5 0 3 Ward 3b. Lock cf 3 0 0 0 of one per cent will and be 2 It 0 3 0 ill, 4 Skowron lb 0 3 0 lEdmund F. Martin aged people. King rf of Bethlethe annual seasonal high at 3 6 0 0 Leppert c 4 0 10 Stephns If 4 2 2 Hansen ss KenedYTB 4 0 0 0 hem Steel said higher steel open for public inspection Sun- end 'of for the 300 com 4 10 0 Vlntne year If Landis cf 3 0 0 0 4 611 Daniels p f 0 0 0 prices are needed to finance the day after the dedicatory serv- mercial banks. Martin c 0 0 Izarra p 3 10 0 0 Rudlph p invest- ices at 1:30 p.m. Cotier ph 10 0 0 industrys heavy capital is'still a gain of 7.56 per ments and indicated that the Hillhaven, Inc., a national This over-thcent 32 0 4 0 Totals etals deposits fpr he market-coulfirm engaged in of the- d Ml 200 4 strength : 11 .... 021 ChlOage .... ooo ooo oo-o- 0 support a move in this direction agement of hospitals and nursi- first" sixmonthsof Washington A total of 103 banks reported Hershberger Leppert, Brlnk- - in the near future. Martin said ng- homes, wilt- - manage- - the 10, 1. man. deposits in excess of $1 billion Washington 7. specifically, he did not foresee Wasatch Villa. 3BBuford, Or- at the end or 1963, cotnpared Leppert. Alan Brockbank E. . The Washtrouble developing In Skowron 2. any (12) banks the is owner of the $850,-00- 0 with 88 biHion-dolla- r li rerbbso ington should a phee rise come. ganization 14 ?3 490 Plzarro facilities. previmisyear. new the liberalized Reflecting 5 3 3 3 2 Daniels U'M Mrs. Marlene Hoover, R.N., Total deposits of the 500 larg- 5 3 3 0 3 Rudolph-- x tax laws, Bethlehem reported a who 1 2 Koch i .J..A 0 0 T returned - to- - Salt st banks at Dec. 31, 1963 were recently 1 0 0 0 1 37 Ridzik A A .. .1 cent rise second in quar- Lake per three betters In seventh. ID excess of $379 billion, 10.5 perCity from training with tl ter profits despite an 8 per cent Hillhaven 04. inSan cent over 1962. organization inflated in sales from the drop Boston Angeles Diego, Calif., will manage the , ab r h hi level of a year ago when brhbf home. Rehabilitationrtrvice, oc4 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 Green If Jones 2b Wins A.F. Awards were hedging against a 5 110 Power 3b Mntlla rf 40 0 0 and recreational procupational Ystzmski cf 3 0 0 Fregosl ss 4 13 0 possible strike. U.S. Steel, which BRIGHAM CITY-M- rs. 3 O' 4 f 3 111 Smth Stuert 1b grams are plaprfed in the care. T chose to defer certain tax bene1b 4 0 3 110 Adcock Mlzone 3b Bette a jane White, secretary to Hillhaverpias operated 3 110 Rodgers c 40 M Horton If Me Has If 0 0 0 0 Pfersall cf 40 10 fits, had somewhat lower sales home at 35 9th the chief of the Air Force" ConBrssoud ss 3 0 13 Knoop 2b 4 111 tract Management Office, Thio- -' East j8ince January 1960. 2 0 10 Gafewd Tillman c P 000 and earnings. 3 0 0 0 Kelso p 10 0 0 Mnbqtte P 2 0 00 WUIems- - phi X 0 O - Rfso-pl1 the major er: were 112-be- d mi 1 lb r h bl 110 2 OOX Kuenn rf 5 0 0 0 S 2 0 0 Lanier lb McCovey lb 3 3 2 0 4 2 3 1 Mays cf 3 0 11 Hart 3b M Alou If ! 110 Howscr ss 0 0 0 Dvlo cf 12 2 Wagner If 1b 0 2 0 Chance 0 11 Fracna rf 0 0 0 Azcue e 0 0 0 Salmon 2b 0 0 0 Moran 3b 00O p 2 110 Bell p 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 ' iSvs A Clavalan TKomas e Wert 3b Kallne rf Demetar 1b Brown If f Fraehan Lumpe 2b McAlffe ss Rakow p Regan p Bruton ph ' Associated Stores Dedication Set New York . ' (First OamtL OsfruH 0 1 shqws how 80,000 squqre"fobtaddi tion at Associated Food Store's warehousing facilities' will look. 1 - TYTlL project wrll link two existing warehouses at the site.' Jhe I t . "Here, at 2b2 2b 2b ... Lewis sa Fox 2t Spangler ff Bond 4b Gaines rf Asprnte 3b White cf By WILLIAM A. DUNN Associate Business Editor- - .SOUTH. .BEND,. JND. The South Bend toryjfe alsferjt: beinfTVTitten in'Tnany oJ our western states Utah, CoLarada, Catifornia- and Arasna," 'Its1 the story of a thrivingcpmmunity married to an in dustry that moves out leaving behind a family long dependent upon-- b 43 13 14 10 Totals 33 3 4 3 petals Milwaukee ... 331 031 00413 'Totals 2 35 I Totals - 14 4 11 4 010 030 000 3 Chicago Two out when winning run scored Menke Williams, 3 000 300 000 New York (13), Torre (IS), Aaron (16) .100 dot 012. 4 . h r er bb so Minnesota ip 3 0 3 3 Sadowskl W, T. .... "DP-Ne43 York 1; Minnesota 1 3 2 Buhl L, l$-- 7 4 10 LOB New Yorx 8, Minnesota 4 4 4 3 Slaughter ..... ge.3 Richardson, Allison, H6IL 3 0 0 0 0 ... F. Burdette Klllebrew (34). (25); 7 5 5 0 4 McDaniel r er bb so Ip McDaniel. 4 4 4 9 ,. 8 Downing L, 0 Pascual , 9 3 3 3 4 1 (First Came) 0 0 0 6 1 Worthmgtor W 3 Houston New York 33.690. , 7 - -- Minnesota Goryi- 110 3 ph-- e -- New York at Minnesota Detroit at Cleveland t2) Chicago at Washington (2) ob r h bl Ammo 3b McDnel p Gbrtsn ct Wiliams If Santo 3b Banks lb Clemens rf Schafer c Stewart Rodgers Buhl p Slaghtr X Chicago 6, Washington 0 'Cleveland 1 "Detroit 3 1. ' Minnesota 4, New York 3 rBaltimore 40, Kansas Cityx-Los Angers 3 Boston Sunday! Schedule ipBStersclM Angeles 3. o Houston 2 New York FrancTsco 6, Pittsburgh "Philadelphia 4, Xos AtigelH 5t. Louts ' 6 inonnati Vi v exOH Industry DEPARTMENT Offers for Sale TWO (2) 150 H.P; INTERNATIONAL BOILERS -- SixeNoa-S0 1 25 Lbr Pressure - Those ballon ware built, by 1.8. M. In. 1957. Warp Installed In Royal bakaryln 1960. Ware asad lass than tw seasons. They are equipped with modal 7 Petra gas burners P 67 A iarlol No. 408-2- 4 wlntogral controls. They leak and ra like nhW, The spin prlcn Is ana-thithe price of new nd Includes equipment, dnlivared wlthiqHO-mll- p radios. rd CALL Of. KETCHUM-355-46- 56 Z4l |
