Show L- - 9 r I 1 t I ' 4AV THE OGDEN (UTAH) Real Texan F ess Parker Wins Fame With Davy Crockett Role - HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Aureal 'Texan has become the hottest Western TV star since Hopalong Cassidy— and after only three r ’ 1 ‘ ! WASHINGTON t t ' I M'k - V n Parker thinks National Crockett him brought fame because the programs are “real” based on historical fact instead of fictional Gene Autry-RoRogers plots In person Fess Parker turns out to be a real Western character too he has an honest home-spu- n manner and a genuine Texas drawl Yet he’s a veteran of five years of struggling as an actor in the land of orange trees and sunglasses Came From Fort Worth e Parker came from a farm near Fort Worth' Texas While a senior at the University of Texas he met actor Adolph Menjou “He asked me if I was interested in outdoor pictures and if I came to Hollywood he’d help me” Parker said Davy y ! I r f I ! ' ? s I 400-acr- : Disney signed Parker to portray Western characters on “Disneyland” starting off with only three Crockett stories The last episode killed off the Western hero But the nation’s children raised such a fuss! that Disney scheduled some fictional films about Crockett for next fall The three TV episodes also are being released to theaters full-lengt- Ay V h movie ' 4 - £ - 'v? £ x-V- '-'J 4 i i Fire Destroys Texas Church Two young priests narrowly escaped death in San Antonio Tex when they dashed into blazing St Peter’s Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church to ‘rescue Blessed Sacrament and other sacred Loss was estimated Unusual Sight MILWAUKEE Wis (UP)— A Milwaukee mechanic gave a few people something to think about the other day as he rode through the city in a Cadillac hearse The impression he made wouldn’t have been quite so startling if he hadn’t beemlying on the casket table listening for a squeak in the rear of tfte hearse (AP) — The The role played by the federal particularly those of the East dairymen and then bankruptcy The orders prevent “price government — and in some cases and complain that they can’t sell — by state governments in the there and get the advantage of wars” among distributors in the marketing of milk has something the considerably higher prices regulated areas Before the adto' do with this apparent incon- paid in those markets for milk vent of the orders dealers driven sistency in the movement of milk used for fluid distribution by sharply competitive conditions prices Under the marketing orders often engaged in milk is divided into two general with losses Not One Big Market being passed back to Surplus milk is not permitted classes— one for milk sold fluid farmers in the form of lower except to a minor extent to pull use and milk which has no ready down prices of milk sold in the market for fluid use The supply prices While ' agreeing that the purfluid form —that is in bottles or for the fluid use is limited by to the quantity sold pose of the milk orders is beneother containers The nation is regulations not one big market for milk in for such ‘use All other milk is ficial to both producers and' conthe same fashion that the country classed for the purpose of the sumers some critics contend that is one single market for wheat or orders as “surplus” milk cotton Set Minimum Prices they have been administered in Instead the nation is divided The orders set minimum prices such a way as to set up local into hundreds of individual mar- for the two classes The higher monopolies for dairymen within kets for fluid milk by means of price is assigned to milk sold for ? t federal and state regulations — fluid consumption This is done regulated marketing areas saniIt has been charged that called marketing orders Milk is' because it costs more to produce not permitted to move freely from milk for fluid use than tary regulations covering producone area to another for use in it does for milk suitable for man- tion and marketing of milk from the fluid form e The ufacturing purposes dairy farms have been set too The milk marketing orders in milk must be produced un- high in many Pities for the apeffect restrict unfettered compe- der more rigid sanitary condiparent purpose of building extra tition for tKP housewife’s buying tions favor As a consequence milk The “surplus” milk is sold at high barriers against “outside” e not allowed are except lower prices surpluses with values milk t in indirect ways and over long- of manufactured dairy products The regulated markets use not term periods to exert their nor- into which it is diverted only sanitary regulations but an g mal influence on But not all the milk economic device to limit supplies sold in a single regulated market of milk from outside areas This prices of fluid milk finds its way to the consumer- - as device is called a “compensatory Flow Restricted This restriction on flow of milk fluid milk Actually the supply payment” It applies to milk proto the dinner table is authorized of such milk generally runs from duced outside a regulated market but which meets the sanitary or by a farm law enacted in 1937 10 to 20 per cent above the of consumers demands in other conditions of such market The Agriculture Department now A handler in such a market who such markets fluid of the regulates marketing buys acceptable outside milk at a milk in more than 50 metropoli- Seldom Minimum than that set for his tan areas in all parts of the counThe price received by dairymen lower price cannot profit by doing so try Similar orders have been supplying the regulated market is market established in many other tities seldom the minimum price set by He must pay the difference beunder state laws Because of com- the government for fluid milk tween the cost of such milk and quart influences a single milk Rather it is a “blend” between the minimum price set by his These figures show that in gen- petitive order may set the price pattern the top and lower prices paid for market to a financial pool opereral retail prices have changed for scores of adjacent urban areas the fluid milk and the surplus ated by his market Such a paylittle during a period in which ment has thp effect of discouragUnder these orders the gov- milk of outsidp milk average prices dairymen get have ernment sets minimum prices Congress said that in authoriz- ing imports declined about 20 per cent which handlers and distributors ing such regulation of milk marmust pay dairymen for milk but kets and prices it sought to help it does not set retail prices Pen- both dairymen and consumers by alties can be assessed against vio- providing a program for stabilizIs lators ing price and supplies between The widening spread The orders are designed to asAUSTIN Tex (AP) — Are retail prices in the city areas and sure farmers supplying the affectH P Burleigh of the Director the average prices received by ed markets of steady dependable facService says Reclamation S U is the major milk producers markets and prices for their milk dust of retor that influenced the House Ag- which are reasonable in relation Texas’ riculture Committee to order a to market conditions They also cent days really is a blessing Comes a time “Most of it is highly fertilp top are designed to assure consumers study of federal milk programs and fertilizer” Burleigh said soil at al times of adequate supplies when your best Complaints Aired comes “it mostly from New Mexfriend is your Complaints against the city pro- of pure and wholesome milk ico Kansas Colorado Oklahoma grams have come to a large extent Work Without Them the Texas Panhandle and Texas’ fire insurance from dairymen in the Midwest Advocates of the milk programs South Plains Just be sure you where more than one half of the contend that without them there “It’s particles of the nation’! milk is produced Much would be chaotic conditions in finest soil” nation’s ’ he added carry enough of this Midwestern milk is limited city milk markets They say that to one market— use for making if surplus milk from the MidBlackburn-Jone- s manufactured products such as west or from their own producing Tragedy in Reverse cheese butter ice cream dried areas were free to move into milk and the like f RIVERSIDE -- Calif (INS) --r New York City and other big city Producers of this Midwestern markets in the East to supply The “American tragedy” death of milk eye the big city markets fluid needs prices would be Nona Fae Edwards waitress today took a new turn greatly depressed "Men Who Know The result they say would be when it was discovered in an N Insurance " ultimate elimination of many autopsy report that she “was not” Richards Sign Co dairymen and a shortage of milk pregnant She accused Teelie Ray and sharply advancing prices in Copas 44 a Lawndale aircraft St Truck Loitering the city markets There would be worker in a deathbed statement an alternating pattern of short- of running over her three times Dial 9711 Dial 155 West Patterson ages and surpluses low prices with his car after she told him and high prices prosperity among she was expecting a baby HMtnm activities of Uncle Sam as a fixer of milk prices are to be examined by a House Agriculture Dairy Subcommittee This inquiry comes at a time when both producers and consumers are complaining about prices — dairymen protesting that prices paid them are too low and consumers arguing that prices they pay are too high Both would- appear to have grounds for their contentions The housewife who has to buy several quarts daily to meet needs of her children reads about the big dairy surplus and doubtless wonders why retail milk prices have not declined noticeably If she has studied any economics at all she knows that surpluses normally help pull prices down Price Average Is Up But Agriculture Department reports show that bottled milk is costing consumers in most metropolitan markets about as much now as it did before the current surplus problem developed The price in March averaged 231 cents a quart in 25 major city markets compared with 228 cents a year earlier 232 cents two years earlier and 215 cents for the March average On the other hand prices the nation’s dairymen received for milk in March averaged $394 for 100 pounds compared with $403 a year earlier $440 two years earlier and $492 three years earlier There are roughly 44 quarts in 100 pounds of milk thus dairy: men are getting about 9 cents a vessels as the church was destroyed by fire at $275000 ten-ye- Senators OK Project Stay-at-Ho- (UP) — The Committee apSenate Interior proved unanimously today a bill that would authorize construction and operation of the $156541000 Frying Water Project in Colorado WASHINGTON Pan-Arkans- as multi-purpos- e me KALAMAZOO Mich (UP) — Joseph B Weiss 65 a retired railroad engineer figures he traveled a distance equal to 62 times around the world during 48 years of railroading And he neveY left the state of Michigan USE A LOW COST COMMERCIAL 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