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STORE (MAIN ' - 7 7' ' 1946 - r- - - rtitit Lrpo t' SALT LAKES OGDEN mai r t LI '' t'? - I goi tt ''"-- x t '1' - helicopters — principally the Bell Helicopter k tcA IMI Ai - ' LINER Commercial Markel ---- -- 1 I i i i : ‘ - e) PLUS EXCiii TAX 775x14 plus187 ex tax each ' Still these companies and others In — and eager to get into — the field are setting their sights on the potentially big commercial market It cannot be determined how many helicopters are now being produced because I - ! ' ' 1 ' I 775x15 825x14 plus 815x15 plus NM ex ex ex 187 197 191 1 plus tax each tax each tax each I HOOD PREMIUM i Luxe Side Do of Company Division of Textron the Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation and the Vertol Division of the Boeing Company — are experiencing a boom overwhelmingly from milifary demand for the war in Vietnam TUBEELESS I ' I ) TIRES 775xI4' 220 I25x14 236 l '''"14'491-- p 1 - - - ' ' ' Members of the Region fl of the National ?' ' - ' :3 j 1L - Mawr will be ' ' featured speaker when seven Salt surance men Lake ' life in- - Frontier Gains In Flight Plea I awarded rural to Markets in Brief Lou:s EXaminer Edward T NEW YON( faEl — Stocks — hlohert active trading Cotton — h4tvtr Chicago Wheat — hiohert gcod darner& Corn — higher: intnenced tog MAO' Fost tens:on ?net wratec-- r Oats — hipher with Clrn Sovhans — high e with corn Butcher hogs — steeds to 25 hiohert feA101 5W terl 20 00 Saughter Ateers — steady rectipli 2003 top 2750 la said the route should not Stodo- extensions eliglale for he fed- erPI government If no petitions sulidies are filed 25 within board may er's adopt for review days the the examin- decision as its own Tax Ili t Tax i 1 ' i The Hughes Tool Company which builds the Army's basic trainer and recently received a contract for 1071 light observation craft for the Army expects soon to reach a military output of some 90 birds a month of this output military is classified information Figures on military heliconter production Military Contract SPOKANE (AP) -— Ilec la Mining Co Tuesday- reported third quarter and net consolidated earnings from operations of 59 cents and $IS1 a share respectively compared with 52 cents and $193 last year nine-mont- h estimated Lee Johnson to! 107s president of the demand that develops Yet there have been recent Indications that the helicopter for Vietnam has effort overridden some of the com- mercial Division Vertol Boeing's turns out about one aircraft a day Its production Includes the Army's air cavalry helicopter the Chinook and the Marine Corps Sea Knieht Over-al- l Vertol's Morton Pa 130 choppers produced plant in 1965 about 263 in 1966 an and next the line did not have sufficient flights to and from 1A'estchester to attract enough traffic nor enough aircraft to supply' more flights The line which Ver flies seven says however that Sikorsky has adequate capacity to meet any commercial service in an military branches last June 30 The total was expected to (limb to 11132 by June 30 1968 The military had planned to add 2766 helicopters in the fiscal year entled last June 30 and 1588 In this fiscal year demand that exists Recently New York Airways which flies between New Pan Am Building heli- ponrt and local airports peti- - n7CEPTIONAL Noel ' Civil Aeronautics Bureau to suspend its heliconert service between Westchester County Airport and Kennedy International Airport James E Gallagher executive vice president of New York Airways explained that toned the Sikorsky which says it has more helicopers In commercial use than any other producer still does 85 per cent of Its volume in military work tv There were an 8932 estimated 305 this year expects to make fewer year — PULLINCEST down pernnnt as $1000 ocr: Tr won't 4 pop Ito T E3S4269 117-74- ACT losys NOW! the commercial verof Boeing's Chinook iis not profitable and probably sion would have difficulty pUrellaSlog additional craft But the airline which desires not to mix its fleet doubts that it could get mo-- e 107s — i f it could afford them (Copyright) ' NEW LOW COST Looking for low cost 1i4e inter once? 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SALT LAKE CITY INDIVIDUAL ' 09)6 ' OR FLEET LII C 77'7- - :--' I' i 't ' p 7-4 Pa 1 p: MALL 4- 1i' ' of Life are dglayed two years In 1964 the latest reporting period 1019 military and 579 commercial choppers were bunt Last year 586 commercial helicopters came off the assembly lines It Is estimated that at least twice end perhaps three or four many military wtimhierlsbirds were produced 8900 in Service Makers LAI TA r 4 4AAT::pt) ite i' 7: !' 1T1 Bryn kiltital1P4WIM4'NTWAS " -' -- COTTONWOOD S '11111111P'is4e '":''- i" :: e'" ' irr4111 STATE ONLY) rSO: ''' - Underwriters Nes ve-- ne have shot orbit satellites that relay into In Vietnam E"1 11)4: FORD V43 mcl'its: ' tt American the bulk Inc I -- k c-- CHEVY t 10:002:00 PM - DAY l rill 7"7411) MUSTANG CORVAIR pkor t II the College i "'A t: ric: i f Ni ::'s '''( ?' : Rural Electric wAlk " Assn ' ' Cooperative Tuesday :t f urged construction of a power 4NiAk'4 i k line from Bonneville Power I- t : Administration to southeast ' i ' Idaho ern k '"n The declaration came in 1 i 1 form of a resolution passed as 1 the group wrapped up its an Ar'l 4i! nual meeting at the Hotel 1 )1 t Utah Another of several resolu lions urged Congress and - Harold J Hemp state legislatures to support Heads Building Owners the concept) of rural opportunity and to aid rural electric cooperatives in promi ting rural industrial and commerpersons in life and health in- cial growth surance who pass a series of Revitalization of the rural and meet areas was one of the principal five examinations established experience and themes of the conference ethical requirements which drew delegates from 81 The ceremony i$ sponsored rural electric systems from by tile Utah Chapter of the Alaska to Utah American Society of CharRay Brown director of the tered Life Underwriters Moon Lake Electric Cooperative Duchesne was reelected interim executive committee m:n for the regron Norman M Clapp adminis trator of the Rural Electrili said Administration cation WASHINGTON (AP) — A has electrification Civil Aeronautics Board examthe door of rural opened iner reoommended Tuesday to industrial devet that the Frontier Airlines sys- American opment extened tem be beyond Topeka Kan with separate routes to Chicago and St Hecht Lists Earnings Se-- failed to beeome a commercially viable machine Long since therockets of the 19th e' trancoceanic h e avyweight championship fights as well a9 the fighting of the war in Vietnam yet to come Into its own The machine dates in concept to Leonardo da Vinci of Yet it has the 15th Century horse has DUAL KITS 'AWW19MW4 t early 7- I of the of 4 FREE ' FREE — The helicoKorea in the and now the work- l INSTALLED 1 - ' 1950s UNE A 'T 'le cMgv INSTALLIO l' 3000 for 530560x13 Plus 170 lath Estill tax I iti'A CARS ' ' - ' HOST ta1 ta o Evce investiga- (Copyright) proven in k ' comprehensive tion NEW YORK pter t STOCK 40:: a By Robert A Wright New York Times Writer STRIIII TOI1S FDIC 11001)1 ' FAC11()111 the period ' '?4-i- ii ti with First ' Helicopter's One Bird in War Another in Peace DttopmEnstary WHITEWALLS tamtwaussolowswasonsi - (13''''' ': A Add $2 for MUFFLERS 001 -- 1 2 MOUNTING PAY P1111: INTE1111101V1111IN PafilinakelifilltaallitaniNIONS11101410MbWillitifilk ' ' - Commitiee the starf said country's automobile Insurance system "rtoes not Ivnr( Woll" P nd oromos-- 4 that Putfinri 71 the Foonral TrPer' Cammtssion to make dallars or 51 cents a share compared with 100 million dollars or 34 cents a share a year earlier -7 FOREIGN CARS TUBELESS FULL SPORTS KING 70-- " Smithy's ' ' for Net income wag $119 ' FREE ryi— GENUINE - quarter 00" :' v 13:- 1 I ' f In to the hair- Its renort surer University Club Diplomas are arv the were 30 8q0000000 compared with $3300000000 in the 1966 third f 1 1 i e' sales autornakor said doh for the three months ended Sept LLL X 7" (I' i I big lar be renewed Not Work Well CHLOROBUTYL 1- FOR :k'7i ' 01P ::::: li) Z icy would not 'quarter r : 'd ! 4 ' ' 't 1 4 ''' 1( ii:1 I Motors Corp reported increased sales and earnings for the third TREAD '1 ) s! General P vs assem- hemmed Sales Meanwhile an hired a tf "'-- Flerbert C Graebner executive vice president and trea- 'cent The lawYer In an rran effort to Trove to comnpnv ttoot rot his accent fault Six months later his car was struck In the rear by another vehicle while stormed at a traffic light The company notified the man that the pol- NYLON TUBELESS 4-P- LY - 1 fr : 40 L I ) x N idler arm steering a cornnany man's rates by 10 (r Vg p vont' ht- - - Urges BPA's Line :: ''! City- Co-o- p ii i 'Underwriter to Address Ceremony I a of C'ticP blies r 'Th ta kw -) '"'' 21 1 ' ' :Ct44 ' Li ' le 1 r''''t ''' I x the LONG MILEAGE PERMAFLEX TREAD )4t i ) 4) t ' L '' ) -- y) '1 1 I ) WRAP AROUND LULL 't In annther case are cars insurance" the Increased Tyr cert n? at r Itel t 'ij t " '' )1'3 continue -- FULL 1 '- '44'44 1 ' --------"'-- - i 1 --' LiU' ' - -- the by sa me Some of the interna- d only topped histo- betn recalled in he new a comnaign replacement of tional brokerage house which he declined to identify The 850000 pOice is up from the previous high of $10000 and Phelan noted that the asking price for present memberships is $57500 - 7 rrti- 1i ai' 46 s - ' foreign-base- biggest automotive In 1141119 of tho 196465 Citevelles and 1965 Chevrolets brought back for Installation of a throttle snlash iture for automation also were announced by the exchange's president Thomas P Phelan Ile said brokerage companies already had made firm commitment to buy 8 of the 15 new seats at 850000 each and that one purchaser was a - 570 ry for a $750000 expend- Plans second was the callback $50000 each 1 standards have we advised your agent that our comnanv would be unable to H i '' and Lee ' '' ' T ' - be in Salt Lake Robert E Gullette e Chev- Inc! It Far- d ''The circumstances revolvfrig around your two moving-typaccidents do not anoar to be the fault of your drivintt However considering the potential future accidents and our company's underwrit- involved standard sized Intermediates California n a as NA Bank of Utah runty chairman Two other Salt Lakers elect- ed to top posts are Eugene W est Investment Salisbury Co named vice president and Bert H Eig trust officer at Contienetal Bank & Trust Co secretary treasurer Mr Kemp is a native of Salt Lake City He handles all properties for Walker Bank & Trust Co including a number of d o wnt o w n commercial buildings and store properties Next year's conference 1mill Your Fault ?Cot 1965 Increases Seats 'ft non-faul- rolets and compacts were not involved The cars were built between and May September 1964 Santa new seats said they campaign callback The 1143000 rizo Ilawaii A "Our statistics" the compay said "indicate that drivers Involved In accidents have a to be greater tendency involved In future accidents This has apolied to drivers that have been Involved both accin fault and idents Standard Size it of several a Chev- a already had under way to check on the part and that the campaign was stepped up after the government asked about it Arizona Gov Williams' representative grid the group also vould discuss selection of a relional direeor and staffing requirements for the regional and Washington offices Among others expected for the meeting was D Bowe Moffat Utah sale officials Chevrolet the governors meet is location of the com- and - from lette- a car Representatives nors on the Four Corners Regional Commission began housekeeping working - out details Tuesday They met with Orren Beaty federal cochairman of the Coast Exchancte I ' (AP) — of the gover- 310 (AP) Y Jerry Lumpe34 who has spent LOS ANGELES (AP) — 'Itist half his life In nrorecsional UTAH Pacific Coast Stock ExThe he WWI tweba 1 I announced announced 71144124 Tuesday change - t :kiretiring Tuesday from the sport expansion in authorized mcmbc:ship ll'Onl 160 to 175 and PHON1 MANILA !'4 it hnd rolet owner telling of a problem he was having with his ARIZ Albuquerque n Safety Bureau in Washington notified Chevrolet Aug 10 that S:an Wormer Lumpe Quiti - Slate Aidesillap Four Corners parts replacement The campaign came to light after the National Highway One of them Involved a man whose car had been struck by drivers twice The company that had carried his Insurance notified him that It would not he renewed I Lee has bf'fsn assistant general claims agent for INIL Freight Inc and Harold N Iluitt has been named director of revelions accounting and collections according to Allan D Musgrove president Armond J Eardley profmsor of geology at the University of Utah will address the Mon day noon luncheon of the Intermountain Association of Geologists at the Newhouse Hotel Building Owners Elect 3 Ilia lins as Leaders sev- typical Mr named Today in Busincs eral cases outlined last week in a staff report to the full Judiciary Committee R Economic Meet as He described 4 Trade Winds l'age 12 Harold J Kemp trust offi- for Walker Bank & Trust Co has been elected presi dent of the Pacific Southwest Conference of the Building Owners & Managers Assn Election WRS at the annual conference in Los Angeles The region embraces Utah 'i 1967 11 cer - ! Mr Ituitt 1 ':: I t Stephen Typical Cases four 1916 Chevrolets led Tuesday to GMT a Motors' decision to recall over a million other 190 Chevrolet cars for Jack right' ) Section In- staff of 520 complaints received from policy holders during a recent study of auto insurance DETROIT (AP) — Dkcovery of defective parts in the steering wheel complex of scking ti SPRINGFIFID Now ot the Month" Gem Sperttoon's Porolilit MANILA SAO Jerry k INN VACATiON le Oho (' !I for Steerinotn Defect Cars NIs4: Moab and Cortez Utah Monticello are Colo and Page Ariz ---- DEER HUNTERS 5 Chevrolet Recalls Million mington 01 — House ' - October 25 Wednesday r4 Fe olov" to ---1 '11imasi-TIAr"--mrsrsr1- I flkto 0-2- --4 i mission headquarters Cinch Don Shut' has not ind11 "H'n Ice lust- tieh'ened un rated who he would activate to later In the week and was not replace Berry but there Was good when he tooted It to play" soeculation that it might be he said "In view of the fact he flanker Jimmy Orr who dislomade the trip to Cleveland it tilted a shoulder in the $eason 'would show he still was expect'ed to opener against Atlanta by Saturday" play — ---- : 140 sC1 Here anti There in Rusin later Bears' tvt'Its WASHINGTON ' ''- anStitts vestigators said Tuesday that It was common practice for some automobile Insurance companies to penalize policy holders for accidents regardless of ho was to blame Kenneth R Harkins chief counsel of a House Judiciary Subcommittee based the conclusion on n analysis by his — when the National ing I — commission designed to promote economic development of the area which includes parts of Arizona New Mexico Utah and Colorado Chief question facing the group and one to be decided injury" Colts Put Berry 7 I i ' - - t '' - -- t'l- ro By John D Morris New York Times Writer "You said I would brighten your whole day If I ever typed one letter perfectly so why are you complaining about the other five?" PHOENIX Tho ENDED "7"--- 7 Bets Declined 70111443A ARMN'S 5 2- - GAPAV 1nvest'1- the NFL routine the league of by tints said OCT 251947 ( galit Cars 011 e- ilL-N- Mines—Markets—Finance il i::i - r)-- tne ()inn- publishing t snokesman - (AP) o itntorntiatiotn I agamblin ma tter BALTIMORE ci‘itlatstidoilag off rumoring 7-- ' - ) Y Q t3' ) "i isk 1W e ) 4A 0w ' dn es ' 11 The purpse ' ' : Tab - Nponssibtloo 'Niue:as Ito!: '‘1'11) 31717 L - - for Cvt Alavr 4004v wit 4t The NFL office contacts each Iteam on Tuesday to ask w1ieth-1er there are any doubtful start- the following Soniday's1 ers game A league rule requires Day in Sports tt ) the bktA This 14 li last Sun in Cleveland lowed of the to said and office the to 0 " v S I Insurance i- --- z7-- Bear security system word of the Injury to seep Browns spokesman to chicago chweland commissioner's imuisville with a resultant Tiocsday widening of the point soread The Bears did not list Sayers from six to eight points in as nonstarter until Saturday favor Cleveland's night when coach and owner Le ague Ru le — loss -'s ) 1 ti i 'r7 s1 ': quarters is investigating of haln)ark aspect" SOT"' : i ' ' CIIICAGO (urn — The Narieorge Halm conceded to newstional Football League head men That Sayers was doubtful 1 H r R 711 MEM IevFmr47:trfmmfRr77'r(: s"'' '' - House Mulls OFFICEHOURS ! 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