Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-02-08 | Page 14 | Beet and Sugar Men Are Nearl in Accord

E::t end Sugar Men I r Are l!s:rl? in Accord Sugar beet growers and manufacturers manufac-turers In Utah and Idaho have practically prac-tically agreed on the 1(33 contract Douglas Scalier, general agricultural superintendent of the Utah-Idaho i Sugar company, announced Wednes-j Wednes-j Hay on his return from the conference confer-ence at Idaho Falls. "All phases of the 1934 contract, which Is practically the aame as last year's, were agreed to with the exception ex-ception of some minor changes," he declared. "The only difficulty is the tariff clause introduced by the msn-ufecturers. msn-ufecturers. which calls for a reduction rn the scale of the contract when the selling price of augar goes below 43 J per hundred pounds net" Mr. Scalier said the growers and manufacturers will meet again the end of February, the place and date to be decided later, to adopt the 1433 contract He said there is feeling of cooperation between both interests inter-ests and the schedule will no doubt be worked out at the next session. An Initial price of from 44.10 to 44.30 a ton was paid for the beets under the 1433 contract and subsequent subse-quent payments will be made, depending de-pending on the price of sugar and volume sold, he said. Mr. Scalier will leave Wednesdsv night for Belllngham, Wash., to meet with growers.