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Show . v. . ' -'" . ; v. PROVO (tJTAH EVENING HERALD aIPl JULY V9; 1938 PAGE FIVE - J '' -1 1 t. v p.- Special? fofiScUurt RORK & BEANS "PIERCE'S"-Plenty of Pork and Sauce "RED & WHITE" Cfack Pepper Ground 2-oz. Tin UiUallbUr Not Scratch Reg. Tin ZION'S" Nude Bars 0l.m Giant Size- ill Laundry Each So r! i nor "SEA-LION" Domestic dllllllUo Oil Sardines Regr. Tin . "SdNNY BOY -A Good Cereal Wheat or nice Puffs r. 'RED & WHITE r'lAVAhmnllAi itiaiDiiiiiaiiuwD 4-oz. Pkg. . . "PINECREST'" White, or Amber 12oz. Bottle . . 40-Foot Roll ... Handy in the Kitchen WAX PAPER "GOLD M E DA L' Read v Tut Rlacaroni or Spakhettip oz Pkg 7 oiiiiE? Clhonee . . .1(0) batches SStf .Af!en fZ T0l!6t TiSSUSsuper soft, 3 rolls Pkn lArn,Cracker Jack," "Look UJJ vUlilFor the Prize, 3 Pkgs. RED & WHITE" Best On Market 3 No. Tins . . RED & WHITE VnAh DmlroSafe, Sanitary, BUUII! I lUiVO Polished 3 Pkgs. Oni aIi An "Red & White" Sliced I Cuwllwd No. 1 Tall Tin ....... II 1 E L a i Apricots Pacific" Whole Peele No. 1 Tall Tin "Silver Flash" Pink Tall Tin Lemon or Uahilla 8-oz. Bottle Pantry Pride" Imitation Flavor C PA ROWAX ; The Perfect Jelly Seal lb. Pkg. . ason Lids Seal Pkg. of 12 . "RED & WHITE" Snl Cirfa Th-Safe Water dl OUUd Softener 2 '2 -lb. Pkg, Oats "Blue & White" Cylinder Pkg. with'Charm 14-oz. Pkf C ; V J "FRENCH'S" Delicious Flavor Reg. Pkg. ROOT BEER EXTRACT a Fruits and Uegetables - Berries Sugar - Vinegar - Lids - Fruit Jars watermelons HED & WHITE MEATS IACOFL.v........lb. pkg. 15c SHORTEfJIHG 2 lbs. 25c UEAL LEG or VP ROAST . lb. 20c HEAL CR(RnrJ ROAST . . . lb. 10c Mm ROAST OEDEEF ... lb. 21c fiOOUfliifilL...........lb.20c PLENTY OF SPRING CHICKENS vva ninin iVlerry 6n Go Round (Continued from Page One) When Amos and , Andy - oiferea , a prize' for the .best name for. Amos daughter ahe sent fciier xwn. , ' She won a prize of twenty-five doUtfrs. ( ' - 0 taxes -and apenjtl the mony(.onl3t a nandiui oi apuui 2,wu yeuyw elect the directors, who control the huge, insurance funds. .rrhfc Is nartlv because most holders of mutual' policies do not Know that they have the ngnt to vote ior their directors. Holders of policies in ' hoh-mutual companies com-panies do not have the right to vote. r The monopoly probers also point out that the power of this little Af directors- is tremendous. They can materially influence the life of the nation. They have put their policy noiaers money neavi- ly into railroads, wmch is one reason why the government hesitates hesi-tates to let the railroads go thru the wringer On the other hand they . have not put their money until very recently into housing, with the result that housing nas laggea far behind despite the recent mil lions poured in by tne govern ment. NOTE: The insurance compan ies now have total assets of about twentv-fivff billions, which puts them second" Only to the federal government in spending power. Seventy-five per cent of these as- ets is controlled ty only eighteen companies. The total new investment of ail insurance companies is about S80O.0O0.00O annually. This all new money. The Metropolitan Life Insurance In-surance company sometimes has to invest as much as $i,uuu,uwj a day. INVESTMENT CREAM Another important point which the monopoly "probers are examining exam-ining is the channelization of investments. in-vestments. In other words, so much money has gone into insur ance in recent years, mat money is taken away from tne more venturesome ven-turesome investment field. This tends to curb the normal indus trial expansion of the nation and is one reason for government spending programs. .Also to be prooeo are: commissions com-missions paid to insurance agents interest rates charged on loans rwhinh continue hisrher than cur rent rate), and insurance actuarial tables which are about fifty years old although tne longevity oi life has increased eleven years in the last half century. In other, words, the investiga tion shows insurance companies still chararine: on the basis of the death rate fifty years ago, before modern medicine and puouc heann had added eleven years to the lif e; f,lt!j& average citizen. not;; lhe insurance invesii eration is in charee of Tom Blais- dell, of the SEC, who will foe the No. 1 Bogey Man of the insurance field before the investigation is over. - ' AIR COMJIISSIONER ! , ; When Robert H. Hinckley, re cently appointed by the president to the Civil Aeronautics auui only, on-ly, was in the eighth grade in Provo. Utah, he retorted to a scolding by the teacher with an ingenious alibi. "Bob," the teacher admitted, "no matter what you do in this world, you'll be-able to talk St. Peter mto letting you in. Hincklev has been one of the most persuasive persons ever since as. an automobile salesman, as an airline . operator, and as a relief re-lief administrator In Utah. But probably the most high-powered hit nf nersuasion he ever did was when he married the daughter of a rich Republican cattle owner. Shortly after that he was elect ed the first Democratic mayor of Ogden, Utan. Hinckley organized the first airplane company in Utah, in as sociation with Dean Brimhall, now assistant administrator of wpA. The partners operated seven planes, taught student pilots.) and provided air taxi service witnin the state. Hinckley never became a pilot, but he seldom stays on the ground. He has been flvine all over the west as regional WPA director for eleven states. ast year united Airlines awarded him a trophy as Utah's most air-traveled citizen. Meantime, Mrs. Hinckley first name. Arbrelia conducts the automobile business which Hin6k- ley started in Utah. She Ukes the MIKRT-CIO-IMIUND 4 The wedding sift of the Cabinet to John Roosevelt and his bride was a set of silver trays, the same as given last year to his brother Franklin, Jr. Tne trays cost $50 per cabinet member .-. . Washington hostesses who know their social onions never seat Mme. Esbil American-born wife of tne Argentine Ambassador, and Mme. Troyanovsky, wife of the Russian Ambassador, together, ine iw women are personally irienaiy, but the governments of their husbands hus-bands are not on speaking terms, so publicly they don't talk . Mrs. Ace Roosevelt MJngwori claims she has a sure antidote to raffein. She nuts three drops of lemon in her coffee and says that thereafter no mauer now muw coffee she drinks it does not keep her awake. ; (Copyright, 1938, toy United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Pbn 3 4 Criticize 'Jewish Attack CASTi GANDOLFCH . July 29 today for adopting a policy of racial nauonansm aiong tne lines of that Nazi' Germany. u was the second ,ume una month' that the Holy Father has criticized Italy's trend toward anti-semitism and it was reported that he might soon issue . an encyclical on the. subject. Addressing a group of student pilgrims from the College of Pro pagation, the Pontiff said: "We ask ourselves why Italy, with unhappy imitation, felt, it necessary to copy Germany." America consumes one-half of the world's total annual output or (paper, tiding 10,000,000 tons a year. Eft MEL'O transforms hard wottr . . . maks it soft as rain-water. No unpleasant un-pleasant scum . . . no ring around the tub or dishpan. 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