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Robert Penney Founder Honored in S.L. 4 I' J li home Oyler assembles a recorder at Edo Mrs. Mar make over 200 differ o d u cts Lapetina as he strolled explained We sportsmen s rent kayaks and 13 foot sailboats the local market Mr fo, Lapetina md.cated that mai-ke- t p thi ough the 50 loot plant which houses offices an expanding engineenng department laboratories and extensive manufactunng and testing facilities expansion is planned foi these products in the future We'ie looking to get into a olume consumer large market The firm employs 275 sons and has an annual roll of over $1 million MARINE GE4R The real substance of the EWC program is its line of so- poipay- phisticated marine instruments for Navy and private "Were very pleased with the work force It is very Mi. Lapebna restable, use marked One of the companys newest products is a computerized sonar system for use in dock-lrlarge shq s It already is on the ' Lmveise in use Ii eland a 320,000 ton super tankei that is the wollds Many of the EWC products are custom to get g said THOROlGiI EWC Another instrument system is used by the Navy to track torpedoes m piaitice firing to locate and recover them for reuse. EWC systems also are used to locate undersea mountains and chart the ocean floors. The newly developed television system will even disclose the type of material at any given place cn the bottom and the undersea TV cameras transmit without direct wire connections to the receivers from depths down to resembling pressure cookers that apply pressuies up to 20,000 pounds per square inch in the undersea instruments A deep testing pond in back of the factory is used for Die acoustic testing and calibration. EWC also maintains testing boats at Lake Mead and on Deer Cieek Reseivoir. The heait of the marine instruments produced at the plant is a piezoelec trie ceiamic which the firm manufactuies, m a variety of shapes and barium sues. Two types and lead zirconate e are manufactured under pie-cis- W'hen actuated electrically, the ceramic transmits acoustical vibrations into water. When the vibrations bounce back, the ceramic reconverts them to electric energy which actuates data indicators (dials etc ) The company also produces a piezoelectric crystal, ammonium dihydrogen phosphate, but is gradually replacing this w ith the more satisfactory ceramic product The plant began operating on a small scale in 1949, specializing in the production of the crystals It was owned by local people and was known as King Laboratories. , FOOTE, CONE & BELDING (13) FCB is a leader in the advei tising field, planning and creating advertisements to be used in various media. Cost reduction measures undertaken in 1968 should continue to aid maigms. Growth in advertising, coupled with expansion of CATV interests, make the stock attractive for the long term Earnings for the twelve months ended March, 1969 were 91 cents per shaie compared with 56 cents per share for the pievious twelve months ESE estimates earning of $1 00 per share for the next twelve months An annual dividend of 80 cents per share is paid. STOCKS FOR CAPITAL GUNS MEREDITH CORP. (54) MDP is a major magazine publisher with Better Hones & Gardens one of their main publications. Increased rates for advertising and circulation should increase magazine revenues. Diversification in other areas of communication should aid potentials ard improve overall profits. Earnings for the twelve months ended March, 3969 weie $2 94 per share eompated with $2 27 per share for the previous twelve months. ESE estimates earnings of $3 15 per share for the next twelve months. An annual dividend of $1 20 per share is paid STALEY MFG. CO. (39"i) STA is a deader m the corn milling and soybean piocessing fields, A continuance of favoi able margins m the corn derivatives is expected. growth tlnough acquisition reseaich and internal development should add to revenues. Earnings for the twelve months ended Maich, 1969 were $2 74 per shaie compared with $1 75 per share (or the previous twelve months. ESE estimates earnings of $3.10 per share for the next twelve months An annual dividend of $1 40 per share is paid CO. (18) DE is the largest latmg and continued cost control should benefit margins. Earnings for the twelve months ended Januaiy, 1969 weie $3 per share compared with $2 27 per share for the pievious twelve months. ESE estimates earnings of $4 40 per share for the next twelve months An annual dividend of $2 00 per share is paid. UEL'SEN CORP. (23'2) PVH holds a as a manufacturer of mens dress shirts. strong position Through recent expansion and acquisitions the Company has augmented its position to include a retail chain of apparel stores. Sales growth should continue, resulting in increased profits margins. Earnings for the twelve months ended December, 1968 were $1 77 per share as compared to 94 cents per share for the pievious twelve months ESE estimates earnings of $2 00 per share for the next tw elve months No dividend is paid PHILLIPS-VA- C J. C. Penney home . . back longed to Benjamin Franklin. He attributes his good health to the early strict religious training given me by my parents Ive never used liquor or tobacco. - NEW YORK (LPI) Ken necott Copper Cotp Friday posted an increase of two cents per pound on domestically produced primary copper, following a similar move bv Phelps Dodge Corp. late pound. American Smelting & Refin- ing Co. (ASARCO) followed Phelps Dodge to 46 ten's earlier on Friday j Thursday. The move price wirebar to pound. The William Peldirc scans piezoelectric crystal. crease was WE WANT TO BUY 1st end 2nd MORTGAGES FOR CASH brings Ker.ne-cott- s for electrolytic 46i cents per Phelps Dodge into 46 cents per TAGGART 3SS-4Z- COMPANY PO lox 234 & IJ Univac: How did they get the ground floor so high? You may think that ground floor opportunities just happen; and always to someone else. Not so at Univac. We plan them. And then we devote our tremendous resources to mak'ng careers. them grow into multi-stor- y have we now Right ground floor opportunities, and we hope that one of them is right for you. We are proud to announce a new Software Development organization devoted to the design of Compilers, Executive Systems WRITE: LOWELL NERES0N, UNIVAC, P.0. and Communications Routires for our , major computer systems. If your background and challenge are in these activities, we encourage you to send us your resume today. If clean air, good schools and an exciting family life interest you, you have all the more reason to act now. How did we get the ground floor so high? We put it 4,220 feet above sea level in Salt Lake City. BOX 1745, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84110 SPERRY RAIND UNIVAC ICt e Th Electronic Stock Evaluator Corp of Rockville Centre New York has boveavereoe selected the securities for outstanding fundamental value and ESE uses computers to perform tasks commonly done by market interest research analysts individual in forecasting the price action of a security ESE obta ns estimates of earnings, dividends and sales from several different sources, and programs a The computer then assigns a concensus of these estimates into the computer a guide for the recommendations made rating to the security which serves by ESE Since the rating assigned to a security is largely dependent on the esh mates obtained by ESE the accuracy of a recommendation is dependent In this respect the individual upon the accuracp ot the estimates obtained research naaiyst and the computer are subiect to the same limitation General economic cord tint national crisis, or news events which are unpredictable ai0 may have influence oa the securities that are recommended ' 4.. - u ;f --.- - - ; TP i : 4. - 1 RIO GRANDE INDUSTRIES, INC. SyTbol New York Stock coming ie1 J KCC Follows Suit, Raises Copper Price conditions from the mixing of the ingredients tlnough filing in kilns to machining and coating pioceises SENDS MBRATIONS d An advertising company, Foote, Cone & Belding, has been chosen the Stock of the Week by the Electronic Stock Evaluator Corp LTS this purpose, the company has products a year onginating both in our own research and in customer requireMr. Lapetina noted. ments, Our business has just been fantastic it doubled last year. Were one of the few companies in this line that has been extremely successful. Yet EWC business is built on small orders Twenty-fiv- e items is a large order, Mr. Lapetina said. However, some of the items weigh 30 tons, are 18 feet high by 30 feet m diameter and cost tnousands of dollars. At the other end of the scale are dime-suepiezoelectric ceramics made by the firm that cost 23 cents Ad Firm Draws Top 1 vessels oil each. a Every instiument must be tested befoie it thoroughly is sent to the customer. Foi exploration employs EWC acoustics systems designed to aid in subbottom profiling, and m actuating control systems EWC too use Divei s instruments foi communications and undersea orientation BLS1NLSS DOLBIES We develop about 20 new Merleen Fabert works on printed circuit. of Ptina 20,000 y:i ne pioduction modular transceiver that c m Mr La fit into any system largest ship feet. Undersea Vere tiying jol s ino hko in'-- ! 93 veal old i Lake plant. Firm does ocean, space instrumentation. Corps Salt ' ne said Kintav as lie Ini luiu n a int Ail t Ciub win it Hied man,eis of tla ltnniv ham and then naiineis A1 the hint heon C d t,o vin ! Rampton pit sound a Pennev pi oc tarnation tu Mi declai mg Friday J C Pen ne' Das Mr Pennev recalled that he bvetl on 7th A emie from WW to 1915 My fust w.fe died hete Two ol his sons weie boin in Evanston, Wvo Our offices weie in the he said Reims Building Altei the luntheon. Mi. Penney ie ipiotaied the governors favoi by piesonting a painting ot the chiving ol the golden spike at Piomontoiy. Today, he and Mis Pennev were guests at the Golden Spike UKUh ammersaiy celebration at Piomontoiy Mr Penney is in good I m at my offices health every day. The company has a policy of retiring men at 60 I diaw no salary. Thats why they still keep me My only title is founder He also devotes time to his New York faun where he raises Angus cattle. In excellent health, Mr. Penney carries a cane that be- - f: Lapetina. The fiberglass division recently acquired, is piesentlv DELRE L f 4 A y 'h1 v 'A v- -t tiTJ' A9 j a subsidof Edo iary producing if v V Saturday, May '0, 1969 m;j H j 4 The Salt Lake r(. 4b a Z - V , L it ft I , ' Exchange-R- .re fuaK- d Is Now The Parent Company ?r Of THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD j Wwf' jfX,- , agn-cultur- - y t - IWS tr, UGR SynDoi The MTlOH Rail Freight Carntr pioducer of equipment in the United States and a leader in small and medium sized construction machinery. Increased volume - Vi ' And the Follow ng Affiliates. RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY A Modern. Fast Freight Truck Line Operating in Three Stale " RIO GRANDE LAND COMPANY 1CL4. .1 Development, Sale and Leasing of Industrial Land ORCHID PLANTS COMPUTER SHARING SERVICES Values Special Size Mature Plants Time Shanng Data Processing, Blooming Business, Educational, Institutional SAN JUAN TOURS Cutth i;a Conane-typHue Quality Hybrid rianti e 1 Plunt-Sfi- 1h Ni)J Ih our immUiIH IuIkImI i s v i! i. rtf wi'hutt r nie ii u ill ml Mumt i i t Olfot ti i ii xli n HtMtlxtuirU nd tntogiw xufutiinti n prui ( kt 00 00 118 t iv it in, i i t tll mi Mw . i ii ,1 ut, Ocliids BounUjul 826 W 3800 So i Hon l thm true n due n Bus Lines Serving Recreational n00 OO Bomtilul Utah S40I0 LARSON A Areas of Aspen and Durange TRANSPORTATION w1 COMPANY Regional Mi tor Freight farrier THE SILVERTQN TRAIN and RIO GRANDE-LAN- Narrow Gauge Steam Passengei Excursion aidDuranqo Lon Vh ation Center tA RIO GRANDE INDUSTRIES 295 6064 Dnvr Colorado INC. ttL' ;iY - i-ar- r - Wijr .tii ; hJ ... Jj tl ?&& I jJPK W it- f |