Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 24

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chew on these facts: Of the $89.5 billion we in the U.S. spend on originaling''on farms, only $28.9 billion farmers, or $41c every food $1 we spend. The rest, $60.6 biilion, goes to the of middlemen, who store, transport, process, package, advertise and sell food to us and to the government in form of business taxes and in the form of .0 lenders Interest. Specifically, for every $1 we spend on milk, the farmer gets only 50c. For every 51 we spend bread, the farmer gets a scant He.

For every $1- on oranges, he gets 22c; for onions, 27c; for potatoes, 33c; for corn flakes, a tiny 9c; for frozen peas 17c; for margarine, 25c. The average net income or i U.S. farm actually droppec Dctween 1966 and 19G7. according co the latest statistics available $4,526. And this is in the of a dramatic increase in productivity, to the poin where today's farm worker supplies enough to feed 42 Deople, nearly double Hie 23 ho just one decade ago.

The U.S. farmer's costs taxes and wages are at nearly 3 per cen a year almost twice the rnto Df rise In food prices he is being So who is the winner? Th ood retailer the rmui voman we see th counter? Not according lo recent study of profits by No York's First National City Bank Citibank reports after-true profit if leading chainfood stores in average of only l.l per cei of sales. It shows the percenta'g among food processors rangir from 1 per cent for meat pad srs lo 3.2 per cent for bakcrio. Who are the winners in tl 'ood industry, then? Since 1959. our total foo marketing bill has risen abou 44 per cent to last year's $60.6 jillion.

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4OT1 Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1969 ROGER SPEAR 41 87'A 88 V. 14 19 Vi 216 52 107 41 43V. 23 44Va 44Va 33 24'A 243J .1. 28 41 Check CorefuM BOEING CREATION Effective search arid rescue operations in all of weather would be posiiible rescue operations. with the Boeing Company's proposed Light Intra- rently conducting design studies theater Transport (LIT).

The tilt-wing transport would be able to fly 1,000 miles to a rescue site at 400 knots; search for 30 minutes and hover for Boeing is cur- 1 for a proposal to--' the Air Force. 'KIDDLE MEMORIAL To Mr, and William Dempsey, 36 Bittersweet Drive, Concord, twins, a son and daughter, Aug. 14. NUTLEY --To 'Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Nulley, 8723 West Chester Pike, Darby, a son, Aug. 22. Upper MAHONEY --To Mr. -and Mrs. John Mahoney, 3819 Mary Upper Darby, a 1 son, Aug.

23. McMILLION --To Mr. and Mrs. George McMllllon, 617 Wendy 'Road, Morton, a 23. COLUCCl To Mr.

Thomas Colucci, 1901 West Chester- 'Pike, Haverford Township, a son, Aug. 24. DEL COLLO To Mr. and Mrs! Michael Del Collo, 2 Linden Morion, a son, Aug; ,24. GAIMSTGR To Mr.

ant Mrs. George Gaimster, 30 Sprlnghlll Square, Secare, a son, AU3. 24. WEIGHT To Mr. and Mrs.

'Kenneth Wriaht, 2402 Bancroft Drive, Aston, a son, Aug. 24. To Mr. Mrs. Gerald Cotellessee, 8723 West -Chester Pike, Upper Darby, son; AUfl.

25. HERTEL To Mr. ind Mrs, Herbert Hertel, 7 Laurel' Lane, Mlddletown, a son, Aug. 25. REAGAN --To Mr.

and Mrs. James Reagan; 829 Concord Ave.y Upper Darby, a daughter, Aug. 2-5. ZANCHUK To Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Zanchuk, 452 Garret Mine Road, Upper Chlchester, a son, Aug. 25. GAGLIARD! --To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gagllardl, 1506 Lawndsle Haverford Township, a 24.

SOSTER --To Mr. and Soster, 30 president Ave, Rulledge, a son, Aug. 26. ALPER --To Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Births Announced Alper, 1027 8 road Collingdale, a daughter, Aug. 27. FERRELL To Mr. and Mrs. Robert in MacOade Ridley Townslhp, a son, Aug.

27. HALL To and Mrs. David Hall, 218 E. Leamy Springfield, a daughter, Aug. 27.

LANSHE To Mr. and Mrs. Timothy La'nshe, 215' Felton Collingdale, a son, Aug. 27. McGOVERN --To Mr.

and Mrs. Frank McGovern, 3819 Mary Upper Darby, a son, Aug. 27. SNYDER--- TO Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Snyder, 310 Scolt Lane, Nelh'er Providence, a daughter, Aug. 27. --To Mr, and Mrs. Mkhael Bradley, 4015 Plumstead Upper Darby, a daughter, Aug. 28.

ELKO To and Mrs. Ronald Elko, 1 4 2 3 Park Lane, Springfield, a daughter, Aug. 28. I To Mr. and, Mrs.

Charles Giles, 30 N. Middlelown Road; Middletown, a daughter, Aug.23. HOWAT To Mr. and Mrs. John Howat, 410 Fernwood Ridley Township, a son, Aug; 28.

McCAFFREY To Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCalfrey, 1218 Dermond Road, Upper Darby, 3 daughter, Aug. 28. MURPHY --To Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Murphy, 26 a 28. Sproul Road, Marple, have adequate conservative SAWYER To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sawyer, 807 Derwyn Road, Upper Darby, a son, Aug, 28.

WESTON To Mrs. David Weston, 214 Lenni Road, Middletown, a daughter, Aug 28. DELAWARE COUNTY' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ANDERSON 'TO Mrs. John Anderson 56, coif ax Road, Haverford Township, -a daughter, Aug. 28.

VINSON --To Mr. and Mrs. 514 Washington Media, a son, Aug. 29. VILLABA Mr.

and Mrs: 34 Eagle Road, Haverford Township, a son, Aua. 29. LAWSON Mr. and Mrs; vRoberl Lawson, 1131 Harding Drive," Upper Darby, a daughter, Aug. 30.

1 MURR Mr. and Mrs. Murr, 2621 Highland Marple, a son, Aug. 30. To Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Barco, 201-Chester Pike, Ridley Park, a daughter, Aug. 30. COYLE --To Mr. ana Mrs.

Edward Coyle, 1441 Steele Haverford Township, a son, Aug. 31. HARVEY. To Mr. and Mrs.

David Harvey, 965 Greenbriar Lane, Springfield, a son, Aug. 31. FRAME To Mr. and Mrs. William Frame, 1119 Hsverford Road, Ridley Park, a daughter, Aug.

31. TUCKER To Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tucker, 26 Greenwood a son, Aug. Charlei Mr.

and 'Mrs. Blogla Mosco, 428 Chestnut Darby i Sspt. 1. WOLFE To Mr. ind Mrs.

Paul Wolfe, 28 W. Greenwood Lansdowne, a daughter, Sept. 1. WALSH To Mr. and Mrs.

'Edward Walsh, 870 Spring Hill Secant a son, -Sept. 7. CAIN To Mr. Cain, 307 5th Sept. i MINATELLI Michael Minafelll, Ttj Springfield, a son, Sept.

CLEMENT W. trid- Clament Clement, Upper Darby dJUflhrer 1 Sept. 2. HASLETT AVV''arKl. Mrs, John Haslatt, 3435 Upper son, Sepf, MYERS Robert Myers, i 9 Springfield- Roadj Clifton Heights, a "daughter, Sept.

2. HAR-KI'N To Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Harkln, Collingdale, a son; Sept.

2. To Mr. 'and Mrs. Georgt Bell, 269 Drexel Lansdowne, a a son, Sept. 3.

MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell, 1005 Sharon Hill, a daughter, Sept. 2. STUTZ To Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Stutz, 47 S. Maple Lansdowne, a daughter, Sept. 2. 41,957 Farms New England has 41,957 farms.

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23'i rise since $27.3 4.6 2.2 2.3 2.0 1.7 15 71 fi7 92 f7 55 paid. Today, loss than 5 rents af every dollar we spend on sverything i- to U.S. farmer for vs. 10 cents as recently as 1949. BIOREN4CO.

IMCOtlPOHATIO STiaiWUTIErWS MondqrlNw FrWay Wil74l Percent in 10G8 Sourse (Bill) 1957-59 Laborer Transporter Corp. aft. tax i Depreciation Business taxes Advertising Rent Interest .5 150 Repairs, bad debts 1.2 71 Other (incl. 15.0 22 The table speaks for itself. The farmer has inched alieiul financially in the past several months but lie remains Li a brutal squeeze between soaring costs for machinery, farm labor, interest and a and persistently low returns for his goods and services.

Ho must grapple with the cruel fact that the number of U.S. farms has crumbled from 7 million in 1935 to fewer than 3 million today and with the chilling prediction that the number fall to only L5 million within the next decade or so. What you're paying for food is not for the product which grew on the farm. What you'rt paying for is whtt was done to 54 SlflnalCo 1.20 9d 79 SlngcrCo 7.M 95 Smith KF 2 67 3rt SCarEG 1.1» 12 H. SOMC8IE 1.40 117 33'A Wi SoulhCo 1.14 178 551.1 2.SU 25'A SouNGai 1.40 2f 40Vt SOU l.M 70 34 34H Sou Ry 2.0a 71 ,45 45 ind 67 31U J2 23 that'product after it left nrg on.

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We income stocks so we're looking into a new issue called Universal I recommended as a good speculative stock. What information do you have on it? L.F. A. Not too much. New stock issues for the fiscal year ended July 1 jumped 62 per cent over the record for 1968.

The SEC has been slowed down in its meticulous cross-checking of new registrations', and it grows increasingly more difficult for statistical services and market advisers to keep abreast of this spate of new equities. I suggest you write to the company for a prospectus. The address is 4733 Bethesda Bethesda, Md. 20014. An offering of 160,000 shares last February at $7, through S.

D. netted the company $950,000 for working capital. Date of company incorporation is 1967. Shares have since moved up gradually to their current over-the-counter bid of around 14. The company, engaged in ausiness systems engineering, is mainly involved in two areas of promise for the coming decade communications and computer manufacturing.

If you con assume the risk and have confidence in your informant's judgment, you should study the prospectus carefully. A well-rendered i i coming from a reputable investment house should give you the essential facts and thereby i a your awareness of the company's potential. Check the reasons for the offering, the standing of the officers expecting to run the company, the product line, financial strength and size of initial operations. you know anyone acquainted with any phase of the a operations, you might garner some further facts or some helpful opinions. When forming your judgment yes or no to be objective.

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But 1 repeat the SEC's recent advice to be extra careful" when doing so. Top Penalty maximum penalty for First degree murder in Utah is shocking or hanging. High Income SAYINGS CERTIFICATES Beginning August 1, 1969 VINGS 6 East Hinckley Ave. Ridley Park, Pa. 521-2900 Main 6408 WOODLAND AVENUE, PHH.A.

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