Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-21 | Page 3 | Utah Fall Crop Outlook Bright

i I 11 I UN U r H FAll CROP N BRIGHT i 1 late frosts have cur cur- curI pro uth and of farm crops harvest harv- harv I tJI pled Pis year but the fall faU harv- harv not Dt entirely ait a dark darkest est p appeared ree Is ed Monday Pit it aF Smith i state commis- commis r. r said that if did of agriculture In marketing practices there would beal be be effected e ff states state's agri- agri the CC black aI al map map spots p despite on the thee drouth frOsts Line Une Drawn S SharP f the U. U S. S labor de- de In 1 jn an interpretation of q bour law drew a sharp age I those persons enIn en- en e between lt ral pursuits suits who t d In exempted ted from provisions I I t be e and those who fell feU with with- td oll diction tit dated Press dispatch D. D c. c saId thou thou- Utah thou workers In Utah and andS S northwest were exu ex- ex under fie ul the law w. w Others u ted hem described described as border border- them Mai jmJ of were den denied exemptions 1 ft wising raising crops and live- live a flat given la fEte wage hour f both the wage and hour nf a 1 while those hauling and Isi cops and livestock i estock and and in ine processing crops and oe e from the exempted r were w of the act trop pro ision s of sugar beets The case where here workers were roS Doe hour provI- provI the t r from o said id r said id diSpatch sa S diScussing exemptions in the Industry the summary Slid stock the ck exemption for sas packing does not Include opera- opera II tock I carried on in meat houses Im The set act also grants an a I rn department held for a IB th the u r lg not more than thany thang od aggregating aggregate calendar of work w weeks eks any y g to ijes in any place of r r. where their employ employ- Ise the first Is is saga ensued engaged in Process process- It oL of t or In fa the canning or pack- pack perishable or seasonable jot a and vegetables Smith hit at the present maras mar mar- ato practices as detrimental to b uh laners and nd to a all the rest rt h be belons belon's lons lon's farmers No Bo o Cooperation I firmer is doing a remark- remark el b foe fiDe job as far as production rt ri but he isn't getting from froin the marketing f ix i es In many cases he isn't back te the cost of i. i oh he ehe said tota tor instance those who raised parts this year ear have marketed i t i loss The same thing is ant anted an- an t ted for peach growers Unel Un- Un el get higher prices prices and and w those who will break even costs will be few air between It fl Smith said the government 1 to alleviate this ion awn but that it could not be bied until marketers and distan dis- dis aci tan S were forced to cooperate i prices at points st I i farmers could realize a fair tair for their investments and K l