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Show Continental Claims It's First On U. S. Exchange Continental Uranium, Inc., which claims to be the first Independent ranium mining organization to have its stock listed on a major 'American exchange, has reported that 6,786 tons of commercial , grade ore was sold during the first four months of the firm's perations. Gerald Gldwitz, chairman of the I company, reported that much ore ft' came from ' one of the fastest de veloping and most substantial ex-i ploratlon and mining operations" fa Utah, lie further said that -soundness of the company's man- agement, properties and financing was demonstrated in December when the American Stock Exchange" listed Continental's stock. ' Final construction and furnishing details, the report continued, have been completed at the company's new field offices at 802 South 9th St., Grand Junction. "These facilities provide efficient working accommodations for the organization's staff of mining engineers, geologists and general administrative assistants." Mr. Gldwitz. together with R ay- mond G. Sullivan of Grand Junction, organized the Western Mines Development Co. In 1951, that firm being the forerunner of Continental Uranium. Company executive offices are In Chicago. Joined with Mr. Gldwitz In the management of the firm are his brothers, Willard, president, and Joseph, vice president. Mr. Sullivan is also a vice president. BBsflPA&jSHBstt aHsBBKsBBl ssssssssssssBSssssssssssssPsssssssssB BOARD chairman of Continental Uranium, Gerald Gldwitz, , reported at year's end that his firm had sold, from its Utah operations, 6,780 tons of commercial grade ore. Mr. Gldwitz also holds the chairmanship of Helene Curtis Industries. Inc.. and Is president or director of more than a dozen other corporations. Including Lanzit Corrugated Box Co. of Chicago, of which he is one of the principal stockholders, and Batex Oil Co., of which he Is chairman of the board. |