Show Mine line Association Officers Officers' Elected Elected Stock Stock Sales UTAH UTAJI METAL MINE MANE OPERATORS NAME LEADERS I Frank A. A Wardlaw Jr manager International International International Inter Inter- national Smelting Refining Co was elected president ol 01 the 1 Metal I Mine Operators' Operators at a meeting of or directors immediately following the an annual annual an- an nual organization meeting Wednesday Inthe in I the Kearns building Mr Wardlaw first vice president the past year succeeds D D. D D. D Moffat pres president 1 I dent and general manager Utah Copper Co Cc E E. E H. H Snyder vice president and general general general gen gen- eral manager Combined Metals Reduction 1 I tion Co was advanced from second to j first vice president of the association Jam James s W. W Wade president and general manager Standard Mining co was advanced from third to second vice president and Oscar N N. Friendly vice I president and general manager Park Utah Consolidated Mines Co was elected third vice president A A. A O G. G Mackenzie was reelected manager i i Directors to serve for 1945 were elected as follows T T. T P. P Billings U. U S S. S Smelting Refining Mining Co W. W H. H II anmer Cran- Cran an ran ran- mer New Park Mining Co Kuno Doerr Jr American Smelting Refining Co Cecil Fitch Chief Consolidated Mining Co Mr Friendly Mearle G G. G Heltzman Heitzman Silver King Coalition Mines Co Otto I Herres combined Metals Reduction Co Paul H. H Hunt Park Utah Consolidated I Mines Co James Ivers Silver King Coalition Mines Co Sherman W W. Johnson Johnson John John- John John-j j son Combined Metals Reduction Co Thomas F F. F Kearns Silver Sliver King Coalition Mines Co Per Percy H H. Kittle Ohio Copper I I Company of ot Utah A A. A C. C Moore Columbia Columbia Colum Colum- bia bla Steel Co Mr Moffat F F. F S S. S U. U S. S Smelting Refining Mining Co William J J. J OConnor O'Connor American SmeltIng SmeltIng Smelting Smelt- Smelt Ing Refining Co W W. C. C Page U. U S S. S Smelting Refining Renning Mining Co M M. D. D Paine Tintic Standard Mining Co I Harold Standard Mining MinIng Mining Min Min- ing Co J J. J D D. Schilling Utah Copper Co Mr Snyder Mr Wade Mr Wardlaw and A A. A Burgess Young International Smelting Si Refining Co Today's Co Today's Tribune Tri Tri- bune I I I i METAL MINES WILL VILL PRODUCE FOR FOIl FUTURE What kind of ot life Ufe will we have in the postwar period Will servicemen find Jobs What about demobilized war workers These are questions on everyone's everyone's everyone's every every- ones one's mind today and it is not too early to find answers to them Our first and Important all-Important Job Isto is isto to win the war But Dut the time has come when we must look beyond military I I victory victory victory-to to make sure that we will have in peace the kind of world for which I we are now fighting In this undertaking American business busi busl- ness ness manufacturing retailing mining farming construction transportation transportation- will play a major role For It is primarily primarily prim prim- primarily to business that the returning serviceman serviceman serviceman ser ser- ser ser- will look for a Job the demobilized de de- mobilized war worker come for peacetime peace peace- time employment and the American public turn for a higher standard of or living It is 19 to American metal miners and Amerl American manufacturers that the I people of ot other lands land will look for the I tools and goc goods gocUs s with which to rehabilitate tate their nations and provide for theme themselves them them- e selves a 1 higher standard of ot living The American mining Industry plans and is ready to meet its responsibilities Its plans are based on commonsense facts that the key to postwar prosperity prosperity prosperity pros pros- is high production and that the way to keep ep production at a high level levelIs Is to be sure that all of ot us will be bl able to buy the things our mines and factories factories fac fac- tories can produce It looks like Uke your best beat bet is to as easy for him himas as al possible And as aa for tor telling him what a fine tine property It is 11 you had Just as aswell aswell aswell well save your breath as it is part of ot hi his is business to deal In matters of ot fact tact and not hear hearsay Denver Denver Denver Mining Record MINING l I ENGINEERS AND ANn GEOLOGISTS SEE bEE INTO GROUND I A mining engineer points out that a common comm saying among the Inexperienced Is that one man can see seo as dee deep into the ground as another In other words they claim that the novice iu u mining knows knowl as mu mucH regarding w what at U Is below the surface of ot the ground aa as the geologist geologist geologist gist or the mining engineer So far as the physical sight is concerned one mans man's sight may be as good as another another's but the trained scientific eye can see the relation between surface indications and anticipated underground conditions Yes the trained eye will often see more inthis Inthis in inthis this manner than the untrained eye will see after a shaft has baa been sunk says an exchange bare b oare are ignorant of ot vein formation formation forma forma- tion and lode deposits will often Jump at the conclusion that a claim adjoining a valuable mine will prove equally rich While such things do occasionally happen happen happen hap hap- pen it is well to go easy and not spend too to much on that type of ot prospecting If It you can afford the opinion of ot a mining engineer or an expert by all means respect his Judgment Remember his livelihood depends on his success success success' In getting the right answers to mining problems You will generally find rim him im a aman aman aman man who is conservative in his estimates and d dependable when you come to thelong tho the long pull Of course he must form opinions as must all people who us use their reasoning powers but you will find that he will not form definite dennite conclusions conclusions conclusions and fixed opinions except on strong trong evidence and corroborative proof Simon Guggenheim once said that he be would rather rathe undertake mining without the use of ot dynamite than to attempt to operate successfully without his staff of engineers and and and he only made himself f remember ber that I Ii i I STOCK SALES S. I THURSDAY New Park Park Park-lOO 2300 0 Silver Sliver King Coalition v FRIDAY New Park Park 1000 1000 1000 c Q SATURDAY New 2500 2500 Q 30 Park City Consolidated 19 19 Yi c o. o Park Premier 1000 Premier 1000 c H Silver King Western Western Q O 41 29 1000 WEDNESDAY New 1000 1000 c 30 Park Konold Konold l hl |