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Show THE Page Seven 1951 Friday, December 14, 1951 the Crops of Utah Fruits Show Big Gain 3 Utah's crops of peaches, apricots and apples showed substantial increases this year over the average harvest in the decade of the 1940's. The comparison between the size of this year's crop, as estimated by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, and previous years' harvests, was made by the American Can Company, which operates a contaiplant at ner-making SENTINEL MIDVALE Ogden. The firm, which perfected the modern metal container making possible largecale canning of fruits and vegetables by Utah's 45 canneries, pointed out that this year's peach crop of 983,000 bushels was about 29 per cent above the average for 194049 and 7.6 times larger than last year's 130,000 bushels. showed even more Apricots bounce over last year. The state's 6,400-to- n crop this year was only normal but was 16 above slightly times greater than the 1950 har- vest of 400 tons. was upward spiral swiftly launched. Since that period both have continued upward, with but slight breaks, but more slowly. "Savings this year are estimated at 10 per cent of record personal income receipts by the public," said Galen Van Meter, vice chairman of Investors Diversified Services. "This high savings rate is the reason why price increases have been no greater are are re- sponsible for the softness of some consumer prices. People have referred to place funds in banks, in life insurance, in corporate stocks and other forms of investment rather than to bid for scant supplies. As a result many of the shortages of consumer goods that were forecast earlier in the year have not occured. "While some lines may not expand employment as they would if consumers were spending to the hilt, it is highly probable that the consumer, as f consumer, will enjoy a reasonably good position during the next six months," Mr. Van Meter concluded. standpoint of the property taxpayer, than they were before the minimum school system was put in operation by the 1947 legislature. How your district is faring, in comparison with others that have problems similar to yours, may be ascertained from the reports of the state school office, on which the v Ml We print What a thrill to collect the valuable, useful premiums that come inside every big No rgekape of Mother's Oats! Start today! send for waiting no coupons no money toor Alumithis paily colored Carnival Ware, " Cup and Saucer, or num Ware, "Wild Rose" pattern China. And remember, there's no finer quality, more delicious, more nourishing oatmeal for your family than Mother's Oats! Get it today! 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CHRISTMAS Whole Wheat Flour IT piWlf'JP 'Fire-King- ,w.umasPack White lerl atal g sJ"e USE Ita. j home-heatin- 4 Festive Colors for Mixing and Matching I d Witbwt Trty. thie it i Utah School Taxes Double in 10 Years, Report Says BREAD IS THE STAFF - j III MOTHER'S OATS Slowing on Index Saves Mother s Back "Well-Tailored- ttutterwrappern. Real Income Gains SAF-TCHA- " Coal Infantry, Armor, Artillery, EaModern "tipples" prepare coal gineers, and Communications make to the different specifications of UP yur field forces team in the ' power plants, railroads, industrial U. S. Army. into and coal the that goes users, 'hone your local news Items t furnaces, stokers, The Scnti jel. Call Mid. 178 stovse and boilers. " "7 Apples also gained; the harvest of 493,000 bushels compared with average of 459,000 a taxes charged for bushels and 282,000 bushels last Property year according to the federal crop school district purposes in Utah have more than doubled in the reports. The state's pear crop jumped past ten years, it is revealed by the from 30,000 bushels last year to state tax commission. For the 158,000 in 1951 but was slightly school year ended in 1941 school average property taxes were less than $10 below the 164,000-bushe- l for 194049. million; while ten years later they were close to $23 million. Ten years ago, about $7 out of every $8 ot school revenue receipts came from the tax on property. Now the proportion is about $2 of negoWhether the cease-fir- e $3. tiations in Korea are successfully How the minimum school proconcluded or not, it is evident that gram, authorized by popular vote the American consumer economy in 1946, is working out, in so far as has been drastically changed by it affected the property tax, is the the crisis of the past 17 months. In subject of a somewhat detailed reporting that the present real in- study made in the tax commission come dollar that is, current cash offices. The program has helped incomes in terms of living costs is some "poor" districts, unlast as $1.07 year's against is only helping other disdoubtedly. It real income dollar. Investors tricts that are not in great need of Services observes that its such assistance. They are "rich" monthly index cannot reflect all enough to take care of their own the shifting factors that have af problems. Other "poor" districts fected consumers. not because of the minimum school Current income and outgo fae program, perhaps, but rather in tors are measured against those spite of it find themselves in prevailing a year ago, soon after much worse condition, from the 10-ye- France Needs U. S. Coal France's steel industry is operating at 85 of capacity for want of coal, and France has asked the U. S. to send her 12 million tons of American coal by the end of this year. study was largely based. 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