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Show SUNDAY HERALD 14 -f- DECEMBER 10, 1950 SUNDAY, Provo. Utah County, Utah ?t4l'ti :"?Xn. Ri i si ri ftsss Egg Prices Spiral To Rails Spark Top Dealings On CHICAGODcc. tgg Stock Mart market retail 30-ye- ar NEW YORK. Dec. 9 (U.R Rail road shares again dominated dealings on the stock exchange today, moving to new highs in 19 years. The rest of the market did little and prices were little changed. The current upswing in the rail eauities has carried the railroad component of the market average to its best level since Aug.; 3, 1931. Gains in the rails ranged to more than a point. Market experts attributed the continued demand for the rails to the growing belief in wan Street that carriers will rare much better under excess profits legislation in relationship to oth er industries. Railroad stocks also accounted for a good part of today's volume which was well over last Saturday- """" ncl ty&ff- up their new models because t steel, rubber. coDDcr and other i dustries had raised their prlcei Disalle refused to comment the situation. But he and Vale tine warned at a Joint news co ference yesterday that they w not hesitate to controls the auto industryslap if necessary. Air, Rail Holiday Transportation Nearly Exhausted SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 9 (U Utah rail and airway officlf corrf-plain- ed Firm's Employes Get Bonus Of Year's ic or 1951 Pontiac Models Outside of the rail group, dealings in other issues were more or less restricted as traders awaited further developments on the eco nomic front in Washington. In the carriers, new highs were registered by Santa Fe, Atlantic Coast Lines, Baltimore & Ohio. Delaware & Hudson, Southern Pacific and Southern Railway. On Display in Provo Monday hik-fh,th- warned today that and rail accommodations in ai out of the state are nearly e hausted with a rush demand. Both railroad and airlin reservation departments said th space from Dec. 20 through Ja 1, 1951 is at a premium. But lim however, reported that they e pect to have ample equipment handle the anticipated Chrlstm and New Year's day rushes. pre-holid- ay You Can Still Get Your e Phek For Christmas Giving LARSON 28 No. STUDIO lsi East c, Hodges Typewriter Company Opens Stores In Provo near-blizzar- ds 1 Ford and General Motors Refuse To Suspend Price Hikes on '51 Models out-of-ha- wjfr-j- . . and 0m a telegram last night that "we By ROBERT F. LOFTUS United Press Staff Correspondent cannot accept proposals which appear to discrimWASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (U.R) Price controller Michael V. Disal-- j inate against a company and its le's first big try at voluntary price! employes." reFord said the ceilings appeared today to have1 quest to suspendgovernment's increases price flopped. that the firm "has selfGeneral Motors and Ford, the implied and thought put the ishly world's two largest automakers, welfare ofwithout before refused to suspend increases on that of the the company and that their 1951 models. Other car "one or two country," companies in a single makers suggested that Disalle have special somehow industry on some start other industry. That left the new price boss immunity from today's inflationsquarely on the spot and facing ary pressures."Costs Blamed Rising a fight with a major industry in j his first week in office. Ford and GM blamed their price boosts on rising costs of Agree to Meetinr They The country's 10 leading auto labor and material. they were forced to mark manufacturers have agreed to meet with him and economic stabilization administrator Alan ValA entine next Wednesday to talk over the price situation. But their stand indicated he will have to 28 1951 fresh models and innovations SILVER ANNIVERSARY MODEL Pontiac's styling bring issue his first freeze order if a 17 mechanical improvements to the line. The new Pontiacs, now on display, again are available general mark - up in new car Full or syncro-mes- h with six or eight cylinder engines. All models offer a choice of Hydra-MatPay prices is to be headed off. sedan pictured exemplifies the advanced styling of the transmission. The Chieftain four-doof the Henry Ford, president Pontiac line. NEW YORK, Dec. 9 (U.R Ford Motor Co., told Valentine in Allen and company, an investment firm, is distributing Go to its employes Christmas STAGE VETERAN DIES bonus checks totaling a full HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 9 (UP) With vibrant new styling, the ioning of accelerating power and in dealer showrooms Monday. Funeral services will be held year s pay. $20 on the station wagon to $60 Monday for actress Evelyn Sclbie, Employes with the firm six 1951 silver anniversary Pontiacs braking force. The price boosts range from 7f, veteran of 25 years on the years or longer more than will purr into public view MonPont- $80 on other 80 per cent will receive the deluxe models. stage and screen. Miss Selbic DETROIT, Dec. 9 0J.P) nd4entcred Motion day. They will feature 27 styling iac division of General Motors on the Catalina "Hard-top- " Picture year's pay while those with the the firm from one to six years3 two weeks ago innovations and 16 mechanical today announced price increases There was no price Country hospital 1951 models averaging 4.2 option;il automatic transmission, after suffering a heart attack. She will receive a bonus of six improvements, according to the on its cent. The cars go on display hydra-matiwhich sells jor $158. died Wednesday. months' salary. Pontiac division of General Mo per tors corporation. In Provo, the new Pontiac will be shown at the United Sales and Service, which will remain open until 9 p. m. Monday. With 15 models, Pontiac offers an extremely wide choice. Chief tain and streamliner styling are available in either standard or deluxe treatment, with six or eight cylinder engines and with or s y n chromesh Hydramatic transmission. Bold brilliance marks the sil ver anniversary models, with new, striking grille conception, and with body belt mouldings and other trimmings lending to the beauty of the car. Longer Springs Horsepower rating of the 1951 Pontiac eight cylinder engine is 116 and the six cylinder engine 96 h. p. The 1951 Pontiac has 58 inch rear springs, six inches longer than the 1950 model, be1 1 cause longer springs mean smoother riding qualities on This is the happiest invitation we have broken surface roads. Thickne4? ever extended an invitation to you to of the spring leaves also has come in and see the finest, most been increased for better cush beautiful, most d osirable Pontiacs ever built. These are Pontiac masterpieces, new inside and out, with a cjuarter-centur- y of thorough goodness built into every one. Plan to drop in soon. 30-Ye- ar 9 a.D Wholesale prices "stjOod at a Sathigh on the Chicago prices spiraled urday, and upward to keep pace with them. Wholesale prices at New York oared 6 cents a dozen Friday and 8 cents a dozen at Philadelphia. The skyrocketing prices created a crisis at all three big exchanges. The board of governors of the Exchange Chicago Mercantile called an emergency meeting Monday to discuss steps to meet the trend. The Philadelphia Produce Exchange proposed in telegrams that all three market suspend trading. were Housewives, , however, more interested in the price trend at their grocery counters. In Chicago, retail sources reported recent price hikes ranging from 11 to 13 cents a dozen. Bureau of labor statistics figures showed that retail egg prices have increased 45.6 per cent since the outbreak of the Korean war. Wholesale egg traders attributed the trend to a nationwide egg shortage in the face of abnormally heavy military and civilian demand. They said the shortage was due in part to hot weather in October which caused many pullets to stop laying. Another factor, they said, was the big November storm which tied up shipments and disrupted normal marketing. The this week aggravated the situation, with trucks in many areas snowbound while trying to deliver eggs to market. Housewives had hoped for bargain eggs this month in view of the department of agriculture's announcement Nov. 22 that it would discontinue the federal price supports for 1951. The announcement had been expected to drive December prices down. Instead, wholesale prices of December eggs at Chicago had soared to 57' i cents a dozen at Chicago, as high as 80 cents a dozen at New York and 83 cents a dozen at Philadelphia. f Fm an ce & PRICE BOSS PUT ON SPOT News of Industry Markets, Real Estate I Co. this Hodges Typewriter newest week became Provo'S business firm, opening a store and offices at 59 N. 3rd W., in the north half of the Eves apartment building. Operated by John L. Hodges, manager and owner, the new eswill be exclusive tablishment dealer for the Royal typewriter for eight counties Utah, Carbon, Juab, Emery, Wasatch, Duchesne, Uintah and Daggett according to Glen R. Hansen, Royal Typewriter Co. district manager. Mr. Hodges said the store has been renovated, with new shelving installed and a new neon light. His establishment will be with a complete typeClosing quotations from equipped service writer department, he the direct wire of Ren-L- o said. Mr. Hodges has been in the Corporation, 265 W. 1st N. business since 1931. typewriter For 10 years he was in business New York Industrial Averages in the Central and Southern Utah up .56. area and for five after Bid Asked World War II he wasyears in Ogden. .03 Bristol Silver . . .08" During the past year he has op 16 .18 Cardiff erated a typewriter store at Mur.05 Central Std 03'i ray. 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