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Show THE SI Pg Thursday. May 21. 1953 NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- Utah Hard Hit by Foreign Agent Urges Blows INTELEIGRAM Check the correct word. (Nine) (Two) cities have been U. S. capitals. 2. (16) (eight) cups of water equal a gallon. 3. A (bantam) (feather) weight boxer is lighter. 4. (Richelieu) (Montcalm) founded the French Academy. (death). jobs. Mr. Hunt quoted S. H. 8. The Isle of Man is ruled by (England) (Italy). 9. Elizabeth (1) (II) is queen of England. 10. Swiss women (can) (cannot) vote. 30-6- 0, 0, r'jfrtiPF' Monday, May 25 Is Entry Deadline for Annual Stock Show xhrilfantly f uyl Entry deadline for the 17th an Intermountam Junior nual XL'S- - 4-- 4-- Bring In o few of your best slides, ond see them projected by the "Merit." Only $26.10. inc. Fed. Tax. Ord and 3Iange1son Fat 4-- H Druggists-- - ( BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA only n, OOAfS TOPIC 16 GASOLINE, JHILWfcN CAN YOU i fMyesoTHEB A NAME ITS USES0 HOLUINO A F ) UiHTEO MATTH C6, I .S(V7i Hi I'Aiwij FX .j V V4, rOW TMfc Let us show you how easy and economical personal the movies are, really ... . '"BROWNIE" way There's only one simple setting to make, and a single roll of 8mm Kodachrome Film will give you 30-4- 0 average all for $3.95. This includes processing as well as Fedscenes eral Tax. ; full-col- ORD & MANGELSON DRUGGISTS I but, what r' II PHONE 43 UTAH NEPHI, bv REGULAR SERVKIHG BY THE BEST QUALIFIED PLACE IN TOWM children, I JI ITS MOST IMPORTANT U6E. I R M KES I loves? an open - inc. $39.75 Federal tax Thorough cleaning is needed as: well as the use of chlordane or! lindane household sprays on! closet walls and floors, cracks be- -' hind baseboards and other hard-t- o get-a- t olaces whprp thpsp i hide and breed. Using the radiat-- i or cleaning attachment of a vac- uum cleaner is recommended for! cracks especially in ordpr in re. move wool, lint and bits of hair, fur or feathers on which insects can live. Thp J U'.VU.IA Ut applied after the cleaning is done. wnen cleaning closets this spring apply sprays after the closet is cleaned and whilwp it io omnt nr clothes. The same rule holds trim for bureau drawers. chairman of the Strategic . Minerals Committee, American Mining Congress, who summarized the situation by saying, "When we want and urgently need metals from abroad, we do not get them and when we do not need them, they come into the American market to depress prices and close down domestic plants." Foreign metal dumping in the Paul n. Hunt . . . sees danger past 10 months forced the price to Utah in mines closing. of lead down from 19 ttc to 12c a pound, and zinc from 19 Vie to 11c. Mr. Hunt pointed out that 60,000 tons. The year's total was most American mines cannot 565,162 tons, an increase of 150 operate successfully at these over 1951. a smaller spread beDespite prices. tween foreign and domestic lead Domestic Shortage prices, the lead picture closely In tracing recent fluctuation of paralleled zinc. When supply the lead-zin- c market, Mr. Hunt caught up with demand, foreign recalled that in 1951 government sources unloaded and imports ceiling prices on zinc rose from jumped from 257,900 tons in 1951 17V4c to 19V4c, while foreign pro- to 615,481 in 1952, Mr. Hunt said. ducers were getting 31V4c on the Hope for the future of the inwestern European market. This dustry in Utah and the entire made it impossible to obtain zinc country lies in H. R. 4294, Mr. for American requirements and Hunt said. He pointed out that when use of zinc was curtailed, this bill, recently introduced in men in manufacturing industries Congress, through provisions that lost their jobs. provide for a sliding scale of imIn 1952, Mr. Hunt said, Euro- port taxes on lead and zinc, can inpean demand for zinc fell off and strengthen and stabilize the the United States became a dum- dustry to a point that will permit ping ground. Prices dropped to 11c reopening of currently shut down while imports in July rose to mines. Stock Show is Monday, May '25, Show Manager Merrill D. Parkin 1 1 reminded Club and Future Farmer members this week. The show will be staged June 3 and 4 at the , North Salt Lake Stock Yards. The annual event attracts hundreds of Future Farmers of America and Club mcm-ler- s from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and Colorado. Premiums totaling thousands of dollars will be distributed. In addition stock sold at auction during show, members of the FFA and the two day show traditionally 4H have been club nrings good premiums well above salected organizations by their respective groups current market prices. Parkin said entry blanks must to participate in the various phasTo asbe in the hands of William D. es of show management. in barn sist show the arrangement Backman, Secretary, Box 329, and Salt Lake City 10, by Monday, will be D. Wayne Rose, LaVer Godfrey, FFA members. May 25. As an educational feature of the On the Show Town Governmentare Doyle Landon, FHA and Melmembers. vin Burningham, WITH THE Stop in and see the House cleaning time is the best time to care for clothing and pre- -' serve it from moth damage, ac- -' cording to County Agent Ray Bur- -' tenshaw. J Check your answers, scoring yourself 10 points foi each is poor; correct choice. A score of average; very superior superior; project your color slides Willis-to- Prices Spray As Part Of Cleanup c lead-ssin- 5. Chinchillas are (rodents) (reptiles). 6. A Poilu is a French (soldier) (pastry). 7. "Playing Po9sum means feigning (madness) 70-8- 0, Lead-Zin- Utah's leadfzinc industry has been crippled by foreign governments and producers of strategic metals dumping their low priced products on the American market. According to Paul H. Hunt, who recently testified in Phoenix for the Utah Mining Association before the House Committee on c Small Business, of 30 Utah operators in 1952, only eight are stilt active, six on a curtailed basis. By March 30, 1953, approximately 1000 men had lost their 1. 0-- at TAKE MOVIES OF YOVIl HOLIDAY WEEK END! a MAKES AUTOMOBILES RUN PROPERLY AND EXPENSE. V AT LESS tAvron CO. THEIR SERVICE IS The boys and girls elect their own "Show Town" officials including a mayor, recorder and chief of police. 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