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Show 18.8, 9,0, weeks, teams from 84 OPS displus 2.9; lard, plus minus 4.3; coffee, plus 13.4, minus trict offices will visit about 2,000 1.8; hides, plus 45.3, minus 2.7; retail food stores and 1,000 shoes, plus 20.1, plus 3.6; print wholesale establishments gathericloth, plus 57.9, minus 10.8; over- ng information on what grocers alls, plus 19.4. plus 1.4; worsted pay for foods, and what they suiting, plus 55.2, plus 8.2; rub-he- sell them for. plus 155.3, minus. 8.3. Sample community price ceilr ings will be computed, for JULY SLAUGHTER existing regulations, and QUOTAS UPPED parison with ceilings established BY THE OPS with actual selling prices. O.P.S. NEWS and lf buU-4rri- -.. ..1 com-unde- July slaughter quotas for calves swiue have been increased, according to H. Ward MeCarty, district price executive for the Office of Price Stabilization. Marketing of calves and swine have increased above the expected numbers, indicated at the time slaughter quotas were establish-ed for July, Mr. MeCarty said, and the quota percentage of the comparable 1950 quota is therefore increased from 85 per cent to 100 per cent on calves and from 105 per cent to 110 per cent on swine. These increases apply to accounting periods beginning on or after July 1, 1951. The monthly slaughter quotas are established to utilize all the available supply of meat coming to market, and at the same time to insure that it flows through established slaughterers to make certain there is no disruption of cent normal distribution channels, Mr. Here are jjOme other examples McCarthy declared. of the effect of the OPS program on prices, Korea to the COMMUNITY PRICING general freeze, Jan. 26, 1951, and PLANNED BY O P S the freeze to June 5: steers, plus To lay the basis for a program of posted dollarand-cen- t "comKILL tit ACHE, BUHN, ITCH of munity prices" in grocery stores, ATtlLETES FC3T m the Office of Price Stabilization shortly begin a surrey of C3 YOUR 40c IACK. T4--L. will and retail wholesale grocery LATIS THI VESSELS OF THE coats and prices, Utah OPS direcTIN to rwk hMM Wmm aa tor Delbert M. Draper said in Salt Cat ink MM OMOMt. Lake City. ! dra etorw. T4r During the course of the surDRUG vey,, expected to last several f I nt T-4-- L LIA Mr. Draper emphasized that information gathered from individual sellers will be held in strict confidence. He urged Utah grocers to cooperate whfn they are called upon by OPS representatives. The community pricing program, Mr. Draper added, was considered by many to be the most successful, the most important, and the most effective of all A PA programs during World War Tl. That program made available t exact to consumers ceilings dollar-and-cen- vi-v-- 1 ? Vrt t- ; , SENATOR REPORTS Continued from page two. gations will be reduced in the same proportion as the overall fund. The $1,600,000 approved in the Senate bill was cut $100,000 or one forty-sixtTherefore, the funds for Weber Basin will to reduced just a little over 16,000. The H4,000 increase approved by the Senate for the Intermoun tain Indian school was retained in the conference report, and the Uncle Sam Says - fx J2.74S.000 needed Duo.he&ne tunnel w to the complete of the Deer Creek project also will be avail able to the Department of Reclamation under terms of the con ference agreement. JL . Four students, winners of a public speaking contest sponsored by 'the Toronto Branch of the United Nations Association In Canada, visited UJ). as part of their three-da- y trip to New York. Shown, here listening to a transcription made during their interview oyer U.N. Radio are (left to right) Elisabeth Miller, Norman MeCalloch, McCaoley, Charles Black and Kenneth Watts of the Canadian UNA. At the right is Irving Berenson of the UJ. Radio. and food retailers In the form, of price lists which each retailer was required to post. The program had a lot to do with holding the line on wholesale and retail food prices started in from the time it w 1943, to the end of the I May, IT price control program. PAGE SEVEN THE Li r both JOURNAL (Utah) AUGUST 3, 1961 THURSDAY, aout STABILIZATION CONTRIBUTES TO SECURITY The Stabilization Program has made Important contribution to the security of the American people, Delbert M. Draper, Utah district OPS director, said in Bait Lake City. It has put the brakes on the spiral which inflationary got underway right after the war began in Korea. Between the outbreak of the Korean War and Feb. 15, 151, when OPS price controls took effect, prices of consumer goods rose eight per cenit. Since the general price freeze took hold, the consumers price index has risen less than one per cent. Between Korea and the price freeze, wholesale prices rose almost 15 per cent. Since the treete they have risen less than one-haof one per cent. The story of basic commodity prices is even mere dramatic. Between the outbreak of the war in Korea and the price freeze they rose more than 58 per cent. Since the freeze, there has been a decline of more than 11 per HELPER The Canadian Students Visit l.A'. ST. ANTHONY Catholio Church Francis R. Lamothe, pester Following Is the weekly for Cathotio services In Help Tear m (.taring Series E Defease Beads aa new ears mere money foe er: 8UNDAY SERVICES ytn. . A new law provide tea mm teterest-- e rains years fer year E Morning Masses Brads, and yea dea't bm4 te de a 7:00, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. thing abeat It. Simply aetd then WEEK-DA8ERV1CE8 tea years aad yra'U get 11 per 7:00 ajn. eat more taaa year ertgiaai tavest-mea- t. TJ. 8. Defease Beads are as Altar Seclety 1et-9r- d Men, ojw. safe as America Itself. Bay Beads regularly aad aeM them. Start that Defease Bead saving habit taday. PROFESSIONALS aa-eth- er Mil Y "UPllirPflA oBBwmMSB W Ul An lAArAitnd COMMUNITY Methodist Church 96.35 PAID UP Pastor Wm. MePadden, Corner Main and 2nd East, Prlee TAX REPORT SHOWS MITCHELL Church of Jesus FUNERAL HOME taxpayers of Utah , CrtjrXotHity Hospital of Day Saints were 96.35 per cent paid up for July 24 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dick Mitchell the 1950 taxes before those taxes, R. Donohue, Salt Lake City, boy. WARD HELPER dV Funeral Director Embalmer became, delinquent, it is ehown by July 25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynn Bresdbent, Bishop a statement prepared this week Ellis, Jliawstha, boy. PHONE 800 'MICE The following services are HeM 26 Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. for the state tax commission from July Ward at the regularly Helper ' reports of county treasurers. This Causer, price, boy. visiters are urged te attend: Mr. Mrs. lie almost exactly the same pro 2$ and July Parley SUNDAY SERVICES THORIT HATCH portion as the 94.37 per cent of Hinkins, Huntington, girl a.m. Priesthood Masting, 1949 taxes paid before delinquency and Mrs. John C. July LAWYER Sunday School. 10:80 mjm. date. Neilson, ' Huntington, boy. Sacrament Services, 8:80 pjn. 163 So. Main Not since 1942, the first year of Phone 275 July 27 Mr. and Mrs. Henry SERVICES World War II have tax collections Pedilla, Sunnydale, girl. Primary, Wednesday, 4 pun. . Helper, Utah been below 96 per cent, on a and Mrs. Floyd July 27-' MIA Besots, Tueo 7:80 tun. m m m'W 1 statewide basis; but collections Seal. Price, girl. Choir Practice, Thura, 8 pjn... for 1947 and 194S taxes were July 27 Mr. and Mrs. Byron 1950. than lower for those McKinnon, Price, boy slightly Loyal Order of Moose ' NATIONAL PHIS avHOINO Phone News Items to Journal By counties, however, greater July 2 'Mr. and Mrs. Weston WASHINGTON, O. C- Meet Every Tuesday, 7:30 pjn. variations are shown. The flan 1 Potter, Castle Gate, boy. Nj Juan county treasurer had cpl- Wllburn Mr. Mrs. 28 and HELPER LODGE HALL July lected only 69.62 per cent of 1949 Robertson, Orange ville, boy. TAX tlCCXi I00KS F. A. Petersen Dust on lamp bulbs can steal taxes by delinqueny date; but July 29 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AN Tyse el SmImii rd of your light. So if you last Governor he had 91.7 per cent in H. Crosby, ILos Angeles, boy. year TS UAI Mils If have no blind spot In sour dust th Loren Mrs. 29 1 delta-and coffers Mr. before county N. J. TulMue Mets 1188 SIM SUO VM July log you'll have hone in your light Twenty-oncounties show- - Minchey, Emery, boy. .fluency. In. ' Secretary ed gains for 1950 taxeo as com-- i July 30 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Journal The a Helper with 1949. Beets are vegetable pared Tooele, already Weber, Price, boy. because the beet greens as well as above the state average in col-- J July 80 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron the beets make delicious eating. lections in 1949, had a record 1.07, Hansen, Price, girl. Cook the greens In a small amount Julys 31 'Mr. and Mrs. Lee of water for twenty minutes and per cent better in 1950. Kane season with vitaminized marga- with 3 55 per cent gain, Duchesne Wagner, Price, hoy. with 3.52 and Sanpete with 2.89 rine, salt and pepper. were still, like Ban Juan, below When washing fine, fragile china' the state average in 1950. Grand Episcopal Mission or glasses, line the bottom of your county, with a drop in percent CHURCH OF ASCENSION dish pan with a rubber mat or a age of 3.5 per cent and Daggett Kenllworth thick towel and treat the drain-boar- d with 2.02 per cent in 1950 'below the same way. This procedConducted by Stuart G. Fitch 1949 were both below the state ure will cut down breakage and Morning Worship 11:30 a.m. average In each of these years. "The good of days weren't to good chipping. Beaver reported the same av 8T. BARNABAS after all. Compare the mines ef today with those collections in both years, Conducted by Stuart G. Fitch of 50 years ago. There's a lot more tools in our Eggplant may look as if it might erage 95.2 be a poisonous melon but undeper cent; and only seven Helper YMCA Chepel mines now almost $18,000 worth for every rneath that formidable exterior It's counties reported poorer coilec 7:30 mine , and smelter all paid for out of a delicate-flavore- d worker p.m. Evening Worship vegetable. Try tions, percentage-wisein 1950 as broiling it, sliced, seasoned with compared with 1949. These seven, and savings. This equipment saves work (Every Sunday' profits salt and pepper and spread with increases production lowers costs, and real mayonnaise. Takes about 12 however, included Salt (Lake coun makes our jobs more secure." ty which collects almost exactly that order, minutes. 84.99 with per Wayne 50 per cent all all property taxes cent was low in collections in coun in Utah and collected Utah, Chairs, tables and other pieces followed by Kane, Daggett, that are not too heavy can be ty which ranks next to Sait Lake 1950, Duchesne and Uintah. painted with less effort if set up- county in volume of taxes collect side down and the legs painted ed. In a general way, counties with first. Then set the table or chair Salt Lake, Box Elder and Juab a high valuation per capita of upright and do the rest. counties, while reporting poorer population have better collections collections in 1950 than in 1949, than those with lower per capita were still ahead of the state av- taxable wealth; but there, are erage; but Grand, Daggett, Utah many exceptions. Weber, Davis and and Sevier counties, which were Cache all have lw valuations per already 'below the state average In capita, compared with sister coun 1949 collections,' fell off still far ties; but are well above the state average in collection percentages. ther in 1950. UTAH RAILWAY D. & R. G. W. R. R. Morgan cunty, which has re- - Grand counjty, on the other hand, porttd bert tax collections for with higher assessed valuations Prescriptions Filled many years, still headed the list per capita than any other county bein 1950 with 98.72 per cent col except Morgan, is usually well Phone 553 Helper, Utah lected before delinquency date, low state average in collection of taxes. and was followed by Tooele, current property Cache, Weber and Wasatch in SERVICES a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. SUNDAY f-.4- Christ Property 9 Latter -- ft. f3i31 . 26-r-- MID-WEE- K -- A-B- ; , at a Popular Price! one-UU- WEBSTER'S till IN-IM- e NEW PRACTICAL two-in-o- ne DICTIONARY $2.88) With Thumb Notch Index Numerous helpful illustrations Tables of Measures, Weights, Chemical Elements, and Vitamins NEW WORDS such as antibiotic, bazooka, betatron, butadiene, canasta, cortisone, flying saucer, Geiger counter, genocide, and many more. 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