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Show CARNIVAL Friday, April by Dick Turner By RANDOLPH PENDLETON NEW YORK ITD-- H. Bruce of Palmer, the president Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBE3), called today for newspapers and advertisers to join in a battle against advertisements misleading which he said hurt the credibility of both. i MS M Mm Palmer told the American Newspaper Publishers Association on the final day of its 86th annual convention that a 1969 survey showed 49 per cent of Region UAW Leader Unseated Is THE HERALD, Provo, Head Urges Battle Against Misleading Ads CBBB T 28, 1S72 the public regarded advertising as "not Helpful ' or "a pack of lies," compared with ''is than IS per cent holding such opinions in the early 1950s. "By that measure, nearly half of all advertising dollars were wasted a situation almost as bad for the media as for the advertiser," he said. Palmer said the National national advertising and was convince the public that incurrently considering four cases creasing productivity is not involving complaints synonymous with labor eiploi-tatio"You must share with us the "The press can help correct responsibility for establishing and maintaining high standards the widespread misunderstandof truth and accuracy in ing that higher productivity is advertisL;g," he tolc! the synonomous with harder work, publishers. ' If this effort were with 'speedups' and with labor to fail, we would all suffer exploitation," he said. equally." Gerstenberg said the governReview General Motors Corp. Chair- ment was interfering with Advertising Board, established last October, was man Richard C. Gerstenberg productivity by putting safety working with the CBBB in a told the publishers Wednesday and antipollution standards on program for that the press should help to automobiles whose cost out n. Utah-P- age weighs their benefits to society. Chicago warned of the danger of granting wage increases most efficient use of all our greater than the Pay Boards S.S resources, so we do enormous per cent guideline. Burrows said the Internal damage to the principle of productivity when resources are Revenue Service might rule wasted in perhaps vain pursuit three years later that the of arbitrary standards based increases were unjustified and more m emotion that know- therefore not allowable as business costs. ledge," he said. At a meeting Wednesday of from newspapers publishers with less than 15,000 circula It took 14 years to build lion, Seymour Burrows of the ANPA labor relations office in the Brooklyn Bridge. "Productivity calls for the COMING SATURDAY ! ! ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (UPI) Paul Schrade, an activist liberal who headed the United Auto Workers Western Region for 10 years, was unseated Wednesday night by the more conservative Jerry Whipple. Schrade said the unusual move at the powerful union's 23rd constitutional convention represented a shift away from the socially active role the 1.3 million member UAW traditionally has taken. But Whipple, president of UAW Local 509, and described by one UAW source as "the UAW's Archie Bunker," said 8 the delegate vote to replace Schrade represented dissatisfaction with his union 55,000-memb- er f "WW y,V "And I say she's weli-ri- l TM t fc. Hi of someone who never d HEARD of a mandolin!" Dividends in Sightseeing Offered to N.Y. Visitors Travel Topics Gallery on 5th Avenue and 56'Ji Street. Since it opened in 19M, UPI Travel Editor more than 1.5 million visitors NEW YORK (UPI)-Visi- tors have viewed a wide variety of to New York City can cash in exhibits of "unsophisticated" on extra sightseeing dividends art-fr- om Christmas trees de-without having to pay anything corated by celebrities to an extra. ecology show featuring gar- The most obvious bage. Other shows include show is New York's industrial and interior desien. famed skyline made up of some hobbies and leisure activities of the world': tallest buildings and scientific subjects. such as the Popular also is "The Mill" exhibit of Burlington Mills at Empire State and the twin World Trade Towers 1133 Avenue of the Americas (54th Street). Less than a year nearing completion. There are other things to see after it opened in September, and do without charge, includ- 1970, the number of visitors had and museums passed the 500,000 mark. This ing exhibits art, photography, interesting exhibit is divided featuring textiles, graphics, money, etc., into three parts, including an sponsored by private industry. operating machinery section A good place to begin is where materials are manufacRockefeller Plaze, off 5th tured. Textiles Show Avenue between 49th and 50th There also is a Museum of where there are Sheets, delightful displays of plants and Textiles, s small collection of flowers in spring and summer valuable fabrics that of 201 E. 58th St., has and music and ice skating during the winter. And smack restored through the years dab in the middle is the 73-- from famous homes and other story-hig- h RCA building where landmarks. This private exhibit TV broadcasting began 25 years open to the public free has been ago (NBC's studios are here) in existence for about 25 years. and whose lobby is decorated These, and many other free with giant mutals by a famed attractions, are easily accessiSpanish artist depicting the ble by bus or subway. If you take the bus, you must have the progress of man. cents-si- nce fare-- 35 exact Museum Money If money is your bag, as the drivers do not make change saying goes, there is the Money' Subway tokens can be bought museum in uie uiase Mannai- ui, tan Bank on the Avenue of the Taxis are expensive (Jl for Americas side of the building the first mile, 50 cents per mile which displays coins and other thereafter plus time and a 0 currencies from all parts of the per cent tip). Traffic is heavy world dating back over the during the day so don't drive centuries. Another feature is unless you must. checks signed by every presparking can put a big dent in ident of the United States since your budget but you run the George Washington. Preserved risk of having your car towed also is a check for $8.5 million away (and paying at least $75 in fines and costs) if you signed by John D. Rockefeller Jr., which paid for the Land now violate street parking occupied by the United Nations in New York. By MURRAY J. BROWN 307-23- performance, and did not reflect on Schrade's work on behalf of civil rights, the antiwar movement and the! United Farm Workers (UFW). . -- 1 1,472-foot-hi- Scala-mand- "He simply wasn't taking d shop business," Whipple care said. "We had grievances, layoffs, you name it, but Paul was too busy with other stuff to help out like he should have." Schrade, who was wounded at the time Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, now not only loses control of the UAW Region 6 on the West Coast, but also loses his $22,932 per year post as a member of the union's International Executive Board (IEB), the ruling body. re Since Walter P. Reuther, the late, socially active president of the nation's second largest independent union, was: killed in a plane crash in May, 1970, there has been speculation the union under its new president Leonard Woodcock would drift more toward center 8 8. the political Woodcock repeatedly has denied this, and the convention Monday passed a resolution supporting the qualified use of busing "for quality education." 15-2- Famous Names at... UTAH VALLEY w 4 1 podge ONLY SATURDAY, APRIL 1-D- AY Located A 4$r at 29th GUNS UNLIMITED PARKING LOT ih, r.i f7A l: n i ,itiir Schrade was the only mem- ber of the IEB to be defeated. Woodcock and the other 25 members handily won reelection. In addition, Irving Bluestone was elected a vice president. For shutterbugs, there are the photographic art collections in the Time & Life Building on 51st Street and the Kodak Gallery on 43rd Street, both on the Avenue of the Americas. The Kodak hall offers both still and motion picture exhibitions and advice on photographic problems. One of the most popular attractions is the Hallmark THIS MAKT fiD WITH TOSS Manfi High Girl Wins Famous University reports increased the general Use of Miracle-Gr- o rose plants consiaeraDiy, wilii EPHRAIM, Utah (UPI) -- vigor of Dianne Squire, a senior at Man-t- i many more stronger, longer shoots and High School, has won the branches, much more and greener foliage, FHA Award Utah scholarship of the Future Homemakers of America. Miss Squire was chosen from 11 finalists who submitted written entries and then were given personal interviews. Cheri Cannon of Piute High School was named first alternate and Tamra Tate of Hurricane High was second alternate. Miss Squire's scholarship is worth $300 toward tuition costs at the college of her choice. She plans to enter Brigham Young University in the fall. 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