The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 6

SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, 'JULY 29, 1951. ytah-County. Utah Straus Says Reclamation Projects in Western I Most Farm Prices Show Decline For the Fifth Straight Month Big Nosedive Predicted in AutoOutpbt WASHINGTON, Julys 28 U. Automobile Industry spokesmen said today that car production, hampered- by materials scarcities 'and government control, will nosedive even further! than the States to Set New Marks oil-bearing crops which furnish household items all in definitely lower plce tags at thej! grocery. a flock of HUNGRY HORSE, July annual Jump of 492,000 acres ever f'i but eggs and butter were lower, 28 (0.R) Commissioner i Michae The uncertain' Price control Current croiect fat went ud WASHINGTON, July 28 U.R A decline In farm" ptfcts lor the fifth 'straight month eventually mey bring relief to the housewife' pocketbook, but agriculture department officials aren't making any promises.

The downward trend Is slow Straus said today the bureau of reclamation has scheduled con Power capacity will realize an NO abovef parity items dropped picture adds to the problem of predicting a break for the- con 40 per cent government-ordered enough to reach the parity level annual increase of 345,200 kilo cutback. A and be released from price ceil sumer, experii saia. t. struction work which would hike acreage and- kilowatts to record highs In 17 western states in the watts. That would bring it to 4.

The national, production auth ings. i Beef; mutton, veal, wool? Friday's report said farm prices 27 11200 kilowatts. The reservoir dropped two to three per: rcent moving, they said, and individual next yar. cotton "and some vegetables "new are above parity and subject to oritys (NPA) yesterday ordered another cut in copper, aluminum and steel which autom ikers may capacity i will spiral, tor 101,464 farm I items will have to show at Straus arrived during tne montn enaea Juiy Meat animals, fruits, cotton and Hungry acre feeti And that repre controls. more 'abrupt drops to be, reflected use.

NPA said this an previous I sen ts an annual increase of acre feet. i i 1 i 1 Horse today with high reclamation' officials for an inspection tour of Hungry Horse dam con cuts would result in a 40 per rean car cent stump from pre The giant Columbia basiir.prol- production levels. ectj whose irrigation figures go struction. The officials made a tour! of the Columbia basin project yesterday. j1 Industry spokesmen! claimed 6Biiilding Permits i i the slice in materials quotas Business ant! Finance into service next year; wouta account for 87,000 acres of the in creese In irrigated lands.

would not mean much 'because they cannot get the materials any 1 -ii Keeords Seen 'ti- 1 -The boss of the government's ISth Generator; 1 Issued Here 1 Straus said the 18th and last sprawling reclamation ''program said: future construction plans mapped by bureau directors at RUKEYSER SAYS: ij- i Wenatchee. Drosrrammlne generator will be' installed this fall at Cgrand Coulee dam. bring- -ing the dam capacity to about kilowatts. The addition of -the world's largest "power plant a rv i A a conference would bring reclama American business Annals NEW OFFICERS Merrill Sandberg, left, of Provo, president of the Central Utah Life Underwriters -association, and tion! half -centyry performances to newi records. I his two top aids, Charles Sampson, right.

Provo, vice' president. would set a new world record for ae single plant. The bureau's Irrigated acres Sjtf buildinf permljs issued in Provo city during the past week totaled $15,200. They included: E. R.

Kimball, 1021 E. Ash ave, dwelling, George A. Carpowich, 1754 1460' Ni, garace, $500; O. 1021 E. Fir patio, $150nPfE.

Ashton, 556 E. Center, addition toihtTme. $2000; John A. Elli0.n- 586 S. 5th W.

chicken Ref utMarxiqn Ideology Mr. Sandberg the other two and Phil Jensen, rear, American Fork, secretary succeeds David Bickmore of Provo as president; officers were re-elected. wpujld be increased within 'the Straus saia me rapia jaie vt next year to 7,052,253 acres an way. The claimed the' government is allocating metals directly to so many "defense supporting" industries" that automakers, -who have to shop around, for themselves, are unable to get amounts which -NPA permits them to Use. Automobile production, they said, will fall far short of KPA's estimate" of 1,200,000 in July-September under a previous S5 per cent quota cut, and 1,100,000 in October-December kinder the additional five per cent cut.

"The automobile industry was said feel that the government should make allocations of materials only to the mQiUry'afid for direct defense needs- ef these so-Called de-ferise-supportlng industries that get allocations now aren't any eligible 'for This excess civiliah purchase, of money over goods progress ion tne coiumoia i oasm project indicates the first Mrri- gatfon with water from behind. Grand Coulee dam will 'be un- derway iext Senior Member coon. Roberts strong. iob was described as an inflationary gap- This t'im with the federal debt Provoan Sells 13-Acre Tract In Las Vegas for $225,000 E. 7th -i gsrsge, $400.

Of Sh river By; Merryle Stanley Rukeyaer INS Economic Commentator; i JCarl Marx, in his historic; pook. Das makes the capitalist, orj tool the villain in the business drama. W. He confused the uninitiated for 100 years by mumbo-J umbo about "surplus value," arguing that workers didn't receive, enough in already in the financial strato Firm in Provo sphere and the credit base trebled in a decade, eyen the-' routine, in Met D. Close of Provo and Las his family will Las return to Springyille Man Gets New Post Shriver, 'senior, member Vegas after a few weeks.

flationists in government are fearful of adding another unlimit He still owns another tract of of the Provo firm Shrivers, ias com- 140 acres in the LSs Vegas are, arrived, here for a two-month. ed superstructure of inflation wages xo repurcnase me modities they produced. WithPenney Cov vegas Saturday anno jncea ne nad sold a 13-acre tract of property in the latter city for $225,000 for development of a $2,000,000 improvement project comprising an on with 2000 feet jof frontage Accordingly, there is recognition visit from his home in Bakers- more defense supporting than passenger cars," a spokesman The annals of American field, where he now lives Milton Prell, dlub Bingo man of the need for a pay-as-we-go tax I and spending policy. If this said, neis refute the Marxian ideology, in and show that, contrary; to Marx's then the "take home is reslized. elaborate 200-room apartment ager and secret ry-treasurer of Prewin, said in Las Vegas that construction on the new payf of would be in hotel and additions to Club Bingo.

Visiting with Ed B. and H. D. Shriver, the venerable merchant declares that "Provo with the availability consonance hotelf would begin: "al SPRINGVILE 4 Blaine Kimball, assiatant manager of J. C.

Penney store here, will leave this week to accept a new position in the Penney store at; Price, where he will be i hed of! the shoe! department starting Aug. 1 He his. been employed inj the local store for ith past five years, of civilian goodi. will always beTiome to me, immediately." prediction that the lot of workers would beco me progressively worse, the living standards of workers through the decades) havje improved in spectacular manner. Recent statistical studies by the national bureau of economic re WHELAN NOMINATION CONFIRMED BY SENATE In this movement of politicians keeping an active finger in business he is rounding out his 56th year In the business world.

He founded the Provo store in 1928, and prior to that LeRoy Johnson r. to achieve the appearance of search show that in the last two Mr. Close sold the property, which1 includes 585 feet of highway 91: frontage, to Prewin, owners of the Club Bfngo gambling casino which this week celebrated its fourth anniversary. The 13 acres were, part of a 19-acre tract Close purchased some nine years ago. Four acres were used as the site for Club Bingo which Mr.

Close built. He sold the casino four years ago wife when he was released from in this highly abnor- decades there has been a Shift ofj 'stability" WASHINGTON July 28 (U.R) The senate Fridavnight confirm i national, inmm from thi ton f. and unstable period of war the service after World War II. boost morale and in tfirn, effect an iaicrease in productivity. A cents per hour approximation of the long-run increase in the nation's productivity fas determined by official statistics.

A cents per hour approximation of the long-run increase in the nation's productivity as determined around the Ibargaining table. A' device to avoid a cpntract reopening for one or nore -years. An increase given because 'the rest of them are giving if. A VFage increase thafcanridt be offset by a price increase. was a prominent ureka mer About Your chant for 40 years.

brscket groups to lower brackeU. fn preparation for war there They have two children. I I Complimentary to' Kimball, a canyon party was! given by the Automobile Insurance wages as well as prices. ed the; nomination of Thomas E.I Whelan to be ambassador to Nicaraguathe first North Dakotan ever appointed to an -f The confirmation was 1 employes Qf the J. Penney But in order to conform to existing contracts and the emo RELIABLE to Prewin.

the! same com compahy and their, partners at jBy biiarre comedyof errors, Mars or preparation foi" has been substituted in pany which purchased the 13- Cherry -paric in rtoome creeic PRESCRIPTIONS tions of Organized groups of workers the wage stabilization acre tract during the past week. let us after brief discussion in which several senators- congratulated canyon; Friday evening. Dinner was served and Mr. board hast made exceptions in order to validate wage contracts Sen. William N.

A fancy name for i price in- Kimball was presented with a attachment and slide lease for his camera. SAVE YOU MONEY The remaining two acres of his original IS acres, Mr. Close (xplained, were used In highway widening project. Now "at his Provo! 295 N. University Mr.

Close said for success in his long effort to obtain a diplomatic appointment for his state. Whelan is a Republican. 1 theeconomic drama for the villain, the capitalist. Bt the increased ratio, of government spending for military preparations and other purposes has not expressed itself in inadequate money wages for civilian workers. Money wages are at a peak, but their effectiveness has been more with so-called escalator clauses, permittingj automatic wage increases in response to an advance hi the cost-of-living index.

In addition, the board, in aonrovinff Insurance with us Is a Specialty Price of Pork the; fourceint 'stabilization factor' PH0N COMPANY OPENS EW Drops One Cent I in the General Motors contract made a ruling coving 1 14 million net a Siidelin tojloy Johnson When iwnen ana ii zu per cent or BUSINESS OFFICES MONDAY more of the nation's productivity is given over to. making guns. The conference board Survey "The definition selected as correct; may well depend upon the color of the glasses being worn. Actually, experience of a- dozen coopera'tors who last year adopted annual improvement type contracts, indicates that all -these definitions fit. The- fact is reflected hot only in lettersl but in the increases agreed upon and the contract.

clauses that provide for these increases. "As for the wage stabilization workers wjith contracts for such an Increase in 1951. j'-'' The National Industrial confer- CHICAGO. JyJy 28 (U.RM-The average reHaiLriceeAf pork on the "basic" Chicago jmarket dropped One Cent thii week. I the American Meat Institute said today.1 .1 Insurance and K.

I-. PHONE 144 1 I k. ejace board, in a special, study of Pork prices in butcher shops the anhual lmnrovement factor Real Estate and Orem. On the same date in 1948 there "vgere only 6420 phones this area, and in 1941 there were only 3266. The plant and traffic departments, including the 'switchboard, Will remain at 53 E.

Center street, Mr. Snell stated. .1 military planes Tidother munitions, civilian workers will get, money wages as usual for their hQtirs of labor. But the money income will not be usable for! buy ing back that specialized portion of labor's output. The government will be.

the sole purchaser of such goods. i were three per cent below last which theoretically is intended to CENTER DRUG 129 West Center Provo year ana a live per cent price West, 1st North West, 1st North, II 141 Phone 94 i was recorded for pork loin roast, the AMI said. 1 compensate workers for an expected annual rise in productiv-tyj attempted to analyze the true nature of the annual improvement factor. Yhe board asks which of the board, has indicat that the key criterion for appmval of such 'improvement factors' is manage Wholesale prices on all kinds The Provo business off ice of (the Mountain Stlates Telephone and Telegraph company will be at its (new location, 132 W. Center, starting Monday morning, according to J.

W. SnellL district manager. Mr. Snell said the business office was moved because the operations of the company now require larger space due to the tremendous expansion of ttfe past few years. As of June 30,4 1951, Mrv Snell said, the company had 11,755 telephones Jn: Provo and cuts of meat are about six per cent above last! year's prices, even though the fate 'dropped slightly this week, the AMI isaid.

luring World War govern subjoined as a correct description ment's promise that tlfre resulting wage increase will not be used as the basis for requesting price increase. On the strength of such awarrahty signed by! GM, the 4 mjent borrowed in excejis'of 60 per Of an 'annual improvement fac- iot': deer -ed wage increase. cejnt of the funds needed pay fqp military expenses. Thus there wre in the hands of civilians cents improvement factor in its Bennett Appear On Forum Tonight current funds dollarsin excess current funds dollars in excess) contract was okayed tjy the WSB contract was okayed -incrjease designed, to raise othat portion of total production the workr'8 standard of living, ph June Wallace F. Bennett.

Re ('. publican of Utah, will appear on v. i WM YOU IROM A SHIRT IM 3 MINUTES tne rtBu radio and. television! program "American Forum of- the Air" Sunday evenrng at 7:30 p. WST.

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