Show V w rr TT rT W Y 0 - and Down the Street Up The Salt Frontier West Plans $50 Million ‘Tourist Settings AF — UPI — Dow 5 alt f By Robert W Bernick “THERE ARE SOME 250000 Japanese’ just waiting to visit America and their country’s going-t- o free their savings for this purpose" he ays Frontier West already has been approached by one big company which wants to put 15000 of its employes on the trips through a corporately planned vacation program “I look towaraOT’people-- a day utilizing this plan" he says “The first phase ought to prv duce a cash flow of one and a half million annually” he adds HOW IS THIS PROGRAM TO be financed? Well the first phase development involves a Area Redevelopment Agency loan applications for which already have been lodged with Washington The “fust position” i e money commitment will involve several million dollars in investment from a major oil company Frontier itself will invest about one million dollars Some $600000 l already has been put' Into Frontier West Mr said The oil fnm will provide all the gasoline and other products for ti avel “WE HAVE WONDERFUL LOCAL support for the ARA program and all of the areas already have been certified as eligible for aid” he says “Motels hotels and others in the tourist business in these regions are supporting our plan — after all their customers will be able to participate in “ the tours too” he said “Under our program a family of five from Hoboken NJ can spend a whole month visiting all this western land for only $500 to $600 — including use of the remount stations flight by jet to the West flight on the Frontier system and car and trailer” says Mr Pistell MR PISTELL SAID HE COULD Tot disclose what areas Frontier West was eyeing 5n Utah— “but we've received wonderful response from people in Moab and Vernal” - The Frontier West program was envisaged when Mr Pistell realized that Goldfield Corp was controlling an airline serving only two per cent of the population of the United States “Obviously the only way we can grow is to get the rest of the population of the country coming West to ride our system” he said HE WAS IN SALT LAKE CITY with big game hunter and Pennington NJ nurseryman Col William P Howe for a Goldfield board meeting Earlier Thursday — at Evanston Wyo— shareholders of Goldfield and Getchell Mines Inc voted to merge Getchell into Goldfield Getchell is now the second largest producing gold mine in the United States It recently shipped one million in gold to the San Francisco Mint and is completing a major open pit gold development Mr Pistell said Frontier and Goldfield provide most of the capital for Frontier West and a addition of new equipment to our airline” he announced j Tribune Business Editor — - ' — Frontier West—a huge western tourist program of Goldfield Corp and Frontier Airlines Inc— aims to invest 60 million dollars in vacation and recreation facilities It was announced Thursday — Dynamic Richard C Pistell New York City chairman of the two companies who shortly will turn 36 outlined the program this way at meetings with civic leaders at the Alta Club for lunch' ’Our first phase is plan It will involve five locations in Arizona New Mexico and Colorado A second phase is being established for the Dakotas and Utah This will be followed by a third phase development” Mr Pistell said WITHIN A FEW YEARS Frontier West will be operating the tourist settings— complete with facilities — near major scenic and national park' areas of the West from ‘‘the Canadian border to the Mexican line” said Mr Pistell What is Frontier West and how will it work? IN BRIEF TOURIST accommodations will be established shortly in such areas as Taos NM Saunders Ariz Montezuma Ranch (ifear Flagstaff Ariz) near Albuquerque NM and at Cortez Colo “Each of these units will be Equipped to meet the needs of the Mr Average man— charging $10 a night for him and his wife and $t each for his " children” he sayd “They’ll be in the style of the countryside its history and scenery Where adobe is the historic building material they'll be of adobe” Mr Pistell said A nationally recognized groupof architects is engaged in designing the units AT EACH “REMOUNT STATION” as Mr Pistell calls them— utilizing a word from the Pony days of the stageExpress and the coach— a “diorama” or film sequence will be shown of areas to be visiled by the tourists How do they make the trips?-- j Frontier West will provide the cats and the trailers to accommodate families of five cross-countr- MR PISTELL SAYS THAT tied into the pro- - Richard Airlines gram will be a piomotmn to attract European and Japanese visitor s hankering to “see the American West with its 'cowboys and Indians” "What we’re really "doing is saving the American dollar” he adds dropping to a serious note when he states that the travel has been one way —with Americans visiting but not others “Do you realize that our balance of payments deficits are running at the rate of 4V billion dollars annually?” he asks Sale Ends Treasury Lull r WASHINGTON DC — A Stock Fxchange official said private company has acquhed “We traded 1200 shares in the silver from the US Treasury final hour” Asarco cloved for the first time in two years Wednesday at $105 IT PAID $L293 an ounce and the purchase of the unidentified New York firm totaled Sylvester L (Pat) Weaver former chairman of the National Broadcasting Co has been named president of Subscription Television Inc Richard H Stamm manager of the Pocatello Idaho plant of Thiokol Chemical Corp said total volume of 1963 contracts for the facility was 4 million Herman H Kavel-e- r dollars Tulsa Okla petroleum engineering consultant and a director of the United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co has been named chairman of the board of the company Frank F Watters 49 head of the gas and electric branch of the California Public Utilities Commission has been appointed chief of the Federal Power Commission’s bureau of natural gas These sales came from former monetary store of silver which the Treasury had for hacking of the $1 silver certificate and some other bills THE LAST ' sales by the Treasury were at 90 cents an ounce and were from nonmonetary stocks These stocks have been virtually depleted however — a fact which led to the program of gradually demonitizing silver backing paper currency in the United States ' THE COMPANY receiving the silver bullion wrote out a check for the purchase The Treasury said it was retiring the old silver certficates at a rate of 4 million dollars daily The announced policy of retiring the silver certificates Cites Power Friction was to put the metal into subSPOKANE WASH UP) — sidiary silver coinage not sell Private and public power must it to industrial users Jearn to live together says Rep Walter Rogers Slock Takes Jump But the industry must fight SAN FRANCISCO UP) — against unfair competition and American Smelting & Refining ““ rise Co took a sudden THE TEXAS Congressman in final hour of trading Thurssaid he disliked the phrase day on the Pacific Coast Stock “Public vs Private Power” Exchange closing at $121 It since both are here to stay closed in New Yoik at $108 He addressed the Northwest A “IT’S what Electric Light and Power mystery caused it” i Pacific Coast Assn (D-Te- n US Government Bonds Dow Jones Service Sept 12— Dealers NEW YORK markets 2 59 2 62 2 65 2 68 2 6 3 6534 Nov Jan Merrh May July Aug 263 -- 2 2 5 2 6634 69 69 66ft 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5734 56Va 60 63 66 6 7V 6434 Cabh Grain CHICAGO mixed 1 Sept 1J (AP) — Wheat No Egg Market 1 09741 WA No 1 yellow ANGELES Sept 12 1 —Eggs Prices to retailers fob distribusales tor plants (delivered l'a higher) AA extra A extra large 43 46Va large 44-- 4 8 B A large 35' 3 36 AA large AA A medium 2912-3- 3 large 3102 22 AA small 18 A medium 2B'?29 8 consumers AA large 39 57 small A large 9 AA medium A medium AA small 3336 A small 29 33 Eggs (prices by loose dozen): 17 roasters (at Poultry 5 Fryers Medium ranch) A AA 46 Large Grade wtd (at ranch) light type hens B Large 12 5 36 hens cross 6 7 wtd avg 6 28 turavg block rindless 40 lb Cheese TOW 2 hens tome long-myoung keys young mild loaf lb sandwich frver roasters 23 A Prices to retailers: grade AA Butter 9 90 Score 71 W Score Butter 9 a grade A 654-6Scora 61 Corn— No 1 yellow 36'Y No oats or soybean Soybean oil— ON 1 LOS Dairy Market n W 4 a Standard Standard 425 75 50 500 5 10 6 Hog 11500 bar-rosows steady lower lb 16 6 25 IT 0 lb sows 50 4 5 50 400 600 lb 13 Cattle 1700 calves 75 steers mostly cows heifers steady generally steady lb steers 23 50 choice strong 1147 lb 24 00 and choice high prime heifers 23 75 choice 22 3 00 utility and commercial cows 14 6 00 Sheep 800 ail classes steady choice with few prime spring lambs 19 25 20 00 2 mostly choice shorn spring lambs pelts 18 50 cult and utility shorn ewes 14 50 00-- 4 CHICAGO Sept 17 barrows and 5500 Moderately active gilts steady to weak sows steady to 25 0 lb barrows and lower mostly 50 nearly 100 head at 16 50 gilts 16 6 3 25 190 260 lb 15 around mixed 0 lb sows 280 lb 15 50 mixed 5 12 00 25 3 0 2 50 600 3 0 no of lb 14 1b 4 75 1375-1- 3 0 75 calves lb Jepf imi 5531932101 41 — 18501644394 16 25094210129 01 307900265019 11 (x) 15582323819 05 subict to statutory limit Sale in 100s ICIosel Chg Salta In 100s (Ciose Chg Sales In ChiNoW ChRI&P ChYelCb Chrysler CltFin 16097113347 56 100 IntHarv Chg 4Ve 7 4 8Vt 3 194 Va 89 Sty 4 337s 20 5 LuckyFridy MeadJohn Wlybdenm 40 port prices Cheese Processed loaf 19' 2 44 brick 39V43!2 Muenster Cheddars Vi daisies 1 single longhorns MJZinc 40 3 lb blocks 3fi'a4114? Swiss (wheels) 5 Grade A Grade B 49 53 Swiss 0 lb blocks) Grade A 47V3-5-2 stock sles Thursday Grade 1840000 shares) 1963 to date 209527000 B 45' Grade C 43' Butter and egg wholesale prices as reported by Chicago Mercantile Exchange 5ft Va Butter 93 Score 92 Steady 57 Vi 90 Score 89 Score Score 89 Score 57 90 Score 58 carlots 55ty Eggs Steady White large extras 40 mixed large extras 38'2-3mediums 36 Thursday’ Quotation standards 34'2 dirties 28 checks 27Va Potatoes Total U S shipments 278 arrivals 49 track 135 supplies moderate Bid (Asked Bid (Asked demand moderate market steady EmpAAlne 26 Track sates (100 lb U 5 1A unless 28 04 ty ParkCtCon 05 EurekaBul 10 10 russets stated) Washington ParkPrem 03 03 ty otherwise 10 4 25 EurLIHy 12 bakers Minnesota North Dakota PrmceCon 07Va EurekaSfa 43 41 round reds 2 00-- 2 10 Wisconsin round 03 ProgCorp 03'a GenCon 1 75-- 1 11 14 80“ reds 2 75 RicoArgen 300 4 12 Golconda 4 37 Street sales RovstnCoaln Washington russets 3 75-- 4 03Va 04 GoldCham 85 25 90 25 1 15 bakers 4 Idaho russets 4 25 1 20 SageOJI 1 25 Grand Dep 1 30 Minnesota North Dakota round reds 2 35- SiouxMines 16 18 GreatWest 04 03' 2 85 SoStandard 67 Vi Indiana round reds 2 50 Wisconsin 70 j HornSilver 04 05 StandardMet 3 87W 4 25 round reds 2 25 2 65 early gems 2 75- Kennebec 16 l4'a SundOH 3 00 26 russets 3 50 29 22 Keystone 26 9 2 TinticLead track Arrivals Onions 07'2 supplies 08'a I eonora 03 03 2 37 Va 300 TmStand market steady light demand moderate MaiestOii 80 90 1 40 125 None reported Track UnParkCity sales: 11 00 Mammoth 14 25 UtahCon 32 35 Idaho yellow large 325-- 3 Street sales MonoKeer 04 04 13 75 14 25 UtldSugar 35 wMte medium 3 25 3 50 Colorado MlStDev 04 05 UtWvoOII 70 3 50 72ty yellow Washington yellow large NewPark 4 25 400 WaterWond 13 lO'a velfow globe medium: large 3 25 3 40 04 05 NewQumry WilHston 72 Va 50--1 1 75 2 00 80 75 Illinois Michigan 82 NorthLilly 85 YankeeCon 07 01 23 Paramount 29 133a MtSTAT 1 NatVIdee Salt Lake Slock Exchange Banner BristolSilv Bullion BullionMon Cardiff ChiefCdrt dopf ClavtonSllv Cochise ColoCon ConMtgelnv Continental CombinedM CometCoaln ConsEur CrEsOII Croff CrownPoint DiamondB Dragon EastUtah supply mainly scattered lots slaughter steers heifers and cows not enough steers and heifers for adequate market test few sales about steady cows steady few bulls 25 to most ly 50 lower load prime 1500 lb slaughter SALES steers 23 50 scattered lots standard and Bristol Silver 1000 at 7 good 900 1100 lb 20 00 23 00 few good and Bullion 3000 at 6V2C lb slaughter heifers low choice Cardiff 200 at 20c 22 50 standard and good 755 800 lb Chief Con pf 100 at $1 M cows 21 00 21 25 utility and commercial Colorado Con 2000 at 10c 8 00(1 at 9V2c 50 14 25 6 canners and cutters 11 Combined Metals 1000 at 18c 5000 at utility and commercial bulls 17 9 25 18c 2000 at 18c 500 active spring moderately Sheep Comet Coalition 1000 at 17cT — slaughter lambs and shorn slaughter ewes East Utah 1900 at 87Vac 100 at 90c good and choice 80 1(H) lb about steady iambs 18 0 00 few 5000 at 87Vac 800 at 90c spring slaughter Empire Mines 2000 at 26c 5000 at 27c lots choice and prime 21 00 cull and util1000 at 28c ity 10 5 00 cull to good shorn slaughEureka Bullion 2000 at lOVac ter ewes 4 00 6 00 Eureka Lilly 3000 at lie 9 Golconda 100 at $4 25 LOS ANGELES Sept 12 Gold Chain 500 at 82Vac S00 at 85c —Cattle 500 no slaughter heifers slaugh- 1000 at 87Vac 600 at 87c ter cows rather slow bulls scarce steady — Grand Deposit 400 at $1 21 feeders steady receipts mostly slaughter V Kennebec 1500 at 15c — cows and feeders Slaughter classes cow-f- ew Leonora 1000 at 3c 70-13 14 5 90 cutters head utility Mammoth 400 at $14 25 100 at $14 25 00 3 90 few 10 14 30 canners 11 Mono Kearsarge 1000 at 4tyc 30 cutters 12 80- - 100 at $14 50 300 at $14 50 94 at 14 37'a utility Holsteins 15 40 bulls— few head 100 at $14 25 4 15 50 canners 12 cutter and low utility 19 0 00 Feeder New Quincy 3000 at 5c steers— low choice 610 lb 24 25 classes North Lilly 600 at 85c 1000 at 15c x 0 several lots choice to mostly good Rovston Coalition 5000 at 4c lb 21 00- 60 0 lb 21 good Sage Oil 600 at $1 15 16 at SI 05 700 800 lb 19 25 20 50 22 00 Sioux Mines 6000 at 17c 1000 at 17c mediums 18 40- lb South Standard 1000 at 70c heifers— few medium 300-75- 0 — — - Tmtic Lead 2000 at 80 10000 at 7Vic— 20 00 Tintlc Standard 20 at $3 active steady Calves 300? moderately Utah Con 1000 at 33c slaughter good and few low choice 200 300 — Yankee Con 1000 at 7c 0 lb 25 lb 27 25 30 25 good Standard 200 375 lb 24 7 5 2 5 7 5 37 5 450 lb 1675-175 steers feeder 22 75 25 25 utility 25 -i- ndividual choice 200 400 lb 26 mostly 27 50 29 25 good and choice 250 450 lb 24 75 26 00 few good 23 5 25 heifers —individual choice 275 425 lb 25 00 26 25 Thursday's Quotations good and choice 330 425 lb 24 5 00 few bank debits $ 29111185 00 00 mediums Wednesdays head good 265 400 lb 22 25191543 00 Same day last year 50 300 400 lb 22 27303336 93 none Thursday's Clearing Hogs Same day last year 24658710 93 Sheep none ' Bank Clearings - — Wool Market — NEW VORK Sent 12 (AP)-Wo- ol tops and wool futures were lower Thursday on mainly to commission selling credited 1 $2428291 equal houses 7S?rtd Mrnin® share for the year ended There were no reports of Australian wool w 2'®95'W)2 or auctions but prices were unchanged to 2 0® ?’ fcCOmp?ri thf yMr pet higher at the Port Elizabeth wool H £’ Publishing Co for sates in South Africa year ended June 30 7 to 9 of a cenf WooJ futures closed lower Oct 134 6B March 131 6B May Net Infcome $428073 $419 6)3 129 8 July 128 4B Oct 127 8 127 - — 85 ceot snflr W cents Certificated wool spot 134 4 Wool tops futures closed 6 of a eent lower May 166 7 B Certificated spot wool tops 171 ON B bid 11 15 157 15 42 51 25 26 45 4 168 43 60 51 37 IntRectit IntResist — IntShoe IntSllv IntT&T IsICrCoal JewelT JohnsMan Johns&J Jones&Lgh JoyMfg KaiserAI KanCtSoInd KelsevH Kennecott KernCL KerMcG KimbCk Korvett Kresge Kress Kroger LearSieg LeeRub Lehmann LOFGIs LibMcN Ligg8My LilvTuI LlngTemco LinkBit Lionel Litton Lockheed LoewsThtre LoneSCm Loriliard Lou&Nash Lukens - r 2 21 83 47 157 2 85 36 474 138 29 45 342 SunOU 18 SunrayDX SunshnM Swift TennGc Texaco TexGlfSI Texlnst TexUt Textron Thiokal ThompRW TldeWO TimkRB MackTrkt Marquardt MarqCm MarshFId MartinMar MavDS McDonnell McGrwEd McGrwHI McIntyre McKess Mead Merck - 15 39ty 201 31 5 44a 20i 471 2 44 '4 251 lOIIOlty Merritt 23 28 MGM MidSoUt MmnHw MMM MinPL Mission MissRFI MoKenTex Monsanto MontPw MontWard Motorola MtFuet 12 32 91 38ty 351121'? 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Chg Sales hundreds and Poor's Closing 506 Stock Index ' " a Thursday’ Total New York bond sales Thursday $4370000 1M3 to date $915947000 Total American bond sales Thursday $240000 1943 to date $53619000 and calves WO OGDEN (API— Cattl receipts mostly cows and feeder cattle Slaughter steers and heifer N 25 lower Other slaughter cows about steady classes too scarce for test Feeder cattle weak with early decline and heifers: Few steers Slaughter lb steers choice 1000-112- 5 Individual and 22 50 23 10 standard good steers 00 lb 18 shipment choice 90 around 830 lb heifers 22 Few utility 14 5 3 banners Cows 70 shelly 8 1 00 and cutters 11 Bulls: Individual utility 18 60 Feeder cattle Small lots and individual 90 2 good 0 lb steers 20 choice medium 2 19 50 few lb 55 70 17 steers good and Holstein 50 2 lb heifers 19 choice 18 90 few 675 lb good near 70 few Individual good medium 17 75 00 24 22 heifer calves barrows and gilts fully 25 Hogs 25 lower Sows untested Barrows and gilts Several lots mixed 50 one 200225 lb 17 3 mostly lot 200 lb 17 50 at auction slaughter 3100 Sheep lambs weak to 25 lower ewes 25 lower Include Receipts feeder lambs strong 1100 feeder lambs 100 ewes slaughter lambs Slaughter spring lambs: Choice small lb range to moderate end prime Utahs 20 05 20 15 short deck choice 87 55 19 three decks mixed slaughter lb and feeder lambs in good and mostly choice slaughter condition 89 lb 18 25 lb natives 1810-small lots choice 19 25 lot relatively high yielding 19 65 deck utility and ewes Short Slaughter good shorn No 1 pelts 4 95 few cull No 1 pelts 3 05 Feeder lambs Three loads choice and 40 7 lb range Utahs 18 fancy 17 90 few fancy choice other 55 lb near and choice good Package Cattle a Do w Jones Averages BookMn Markets lb 2 60’ 2 59 New York Stock Exchange Best&Co Sales In $1000 Livestock 14 13 Soybeans— 2 59 Sept Mutual Funds Thursday’s Quotations Quotations Thursday’ NEW YORK Sept 13 (A P)— Lower profit-takin- g Bonds— Mixed rails and Industrials lower Cotton— Lower! switching operations Chicago new crop months Wheat— Higher strong general late demand Corn— Strong Oats — Steady to firm with corn general buying Soybeans— Higher lop H 50 Hogs— Steady to weak no steers— Supply meager Slaughter test 4 Close Mil!—AIarkelsFinance Stock-i- Ticker Tape A $68000 York Time fab § iibmt New York Bond Market Markets in Brief e Two-Yea- Pistell left Goldfield Corp' Frontier chats with Col William P Howe C Here and There in Business $68000 Silver Jone—New 5 Pis-teT- y ALL OF THIS IS TIED IN with the Frontier Airlines program now under way of maximum $100 charge to fly the entire route “The United States has nothing like a Cooks Tour or the hostel system in Europe” says the effervescent Mr Pistell “When a guy goes West these days he ends up somewhere and asks him-- ’ self: ‘Where am I and what’s to see?’ ” lake Tribune Friday September IS 1963' t 7 25 9 pm pm 771794000 |