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Show - . ;0 Vr.V . . I - f ; $5004 News of Industry, Markets Real Estate MARSHALL PLAN $120 CHARITY X96X9 Stop 2?tesE is ! MsiEke :Off .! SUNDAY HERALD iTJNDAY. 'DECEMBER 17, 1950 mv. . Utik Countv. Utah Business and Finance NATIONAL -- .. r jo1 Gains in war stocks, such as aircraft manufacturing and textile issues, ranged as much as $4 a share. Railroad equities, which will benefit by a war economy, rose to their best levels since July 28, 1931. Demand for stocks was so heavy in the two-hotrading resession that the high-spe- ALCOHOLIC REVEKAGES $21t V i I Vith SOCIAL SECURITY $5$ season will down open 9 p. rii. every night this week except Saturday, accordThe Herald Job Printing company at 30 S. 1st W., has ts ing to Marion Halliday, chairman of the retail launched an expansion and modcouncil of Chamber of the Commerce. Provo ernization program which al"Monday through Friday we will stay open until ready has resulted in improved service to the public. ,9 o'clock' Mr. Halliday said. "But on Saturday, Dec. could not keep Within the past few weeks, the porting tickers 23, we will close at the regular time, 6 p. m." up with the : pace. They fell below company has moved into a new himtj Mr. Halliday said the Friday night shopping seshind on two occasions in the office and sales room, added two held the past several weeks have proved quite first hour of dealings. new new instituted and sions; shows-certaipresses, HERE'S WHERE SOME OF IT GOES Newachart above more services with ly Douglas Aircraft highlighted improveand many (shoppers have expressed appresuccessful, average-fami. to which ..the selected categories "statistically the aircrafts, jumping $3.50 to ments still to come. ciation the for of four with gross annual income of $5004 doled out money, opportunity to shop at night. $93. Gains of more than. $2 each expansion program," said The family cava almost C. "Our The stores Provo according to the Russell Sage Foundation. were registered by Lockheed Airajso stayed open until 9 p. m. Satof H. in the charge Knight, U.S. amounted to over 2 t its income to charity. Giving into ba ; decraft and United Aircraft. Wright "is Dec. 16. company, job printing urday night, 194$ and l4t. four billion dollars year Aero spurted $4.37 to $98.37. signed to keep pace with Central American Woolen featured in Utah's growth, present and fuits group with a gain of $4 to $44. ture. In the carriers, Nickel Plate- was Superior Trinting (Ceatinned from Page One) "With the improvements alup $3 to $176. Santa Fe, Atlantic when next Wednesday, Coast Lines, Southern Railway ready made and those planned, ! federal we will be able to speed up prowage stabilizer Cyrus S. and Union Pacific were up more .Ching. meets, here with auto than $2 each. duction, improve our over-a- ll union and management officials. Elsewhere, automotives, steels, service, and offer a superior type With the labor market expect-munibefore recruiting locally of printing to the public," Mr. Today's was the first price con- coppers and chemicals had gains ed to tighten considerably in view qualrfied and available manpowtrol order .issued by the govern- ranging to more than $1 a share. Closing quotations SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 16 (U.R) Knight added. from Transactions totaled 2,020,000 ment in its fight to halt inflation The Magnolia Lead and Oil The new Herald Job Printing of the national emergency, the er. Housing is critical in many while shifting the nation's fact- shares, the largest for a Saturday, the direct wire of RenLo Co., has temporarily and volun- company office and sales room is Provo office of the employment areas; don't overlook the qualisince May 15, 1948, compared Corporation. 265 W. 1st N. tarily withdrawn its stock from located just south of the former security service Saturday issued ories to military production. one door north of The a list of suggestions to employers fications and abilities of older Others are expected next week vith 1,240,000 last Saturday. call on the Salt Lake stock ex- office Herald. It was completely to help avoid disruptive hiring workers, women, and younger in is This action clamping ceilings on (the prices Daily change. compliremodeled and redecorated after practices. of the basic raw materials. ance with rules that New workers; don't pirate workers York Industrial requiring Average case mandatory action be taken, vacated by another business The suggestions were released from other firms unless you want Dee. 1 Ceiling Price be discontinued being $3.64 during Up trading The auto order provides that and taken at once, to keep the recently. An attractive new store by Arthur D. Coleman, manager, to lose your own; don't advertise refinancing. n the form of 'dos and "don t. front was constructed. Bid the price of each car "model on nation's economic health on a Asked officials said the Magnolia firm) The space formerly occupied They included: indiscriminately for manpower; Jttec. 1 ihall be the ceiling price. sound basis and to stop the spir-- i Rri;trl Silver $ .10 .$ .09 offer will 300,000 forces of inflation that are Cardiff the tion't ailing office establish specifications for been .19 .19 have by company If new models brought printing Don't hoard don't seek 10 a to labor; at net cents share shares in been utilized the has .03 4 .05 the ceiling threatening our entire existance." Central Std expantut since ' that date, workers workers cbmfrom outside higher than, minimum your the public. The offering is being sion of the room andj 1.35 1.75 will be the Dec. 1 price of the Valentine who signed the price Chief Con composing are all brokers made who requirements. through order on Di Salle's recommenda Clayton Silver .'. .30 divisions of the plant. .35 comparable 1950 model. . exchange members, with Cromer bindery Consult your local employment New Presses .26 .32 Manufacturers also are prohib- tion, said he expects the wage Columbus Rexall Brokerage Co., acting as register-ede- d A new multilith press for offoffice, 295 W. 1st N., .30 ited from omitting any accessor-the- y stabilization board to submit rec- Combined Metals. .27 security and principal underwriter. set on auto wage con- Crescent Eagle ... .08Vi .10 recently has been for advice and assistance; printing Provo, normally supplied with ommendations trols "as soon as "practicable" East Standard ... .02 Magnolia officials said the installed, adding new versatility Jtheir cars on Dec. 1. .03 use your worker's highest skills; to be would used funds room to the acquired . . company's press .11 East Utah In addition, it will be unlawful after Wednesday's meeting. .10Vj develop uranium prospects at facilities. A Little Giant press W. LJ Hawkins, local sales rep train your workers for higher Wage Stabilisation Due to make a customer accept, as a .10 Eureka Bullion .. .07 Vi "I shall act to stabilize wages Eureka Lilly Marysvale and Temple mountain also has been added. Each of the resentative of H. J. Heinz com- skills; train your supervisors in "condition of sale, accessories . .08 .08 in southeastern Utah. new units has a capacity of 5000 pany, has been awarded outstand- modern management methods; . .05 .03 Vi which are not standard on Dec. 1. and salaries in the industry at the Great Western analyze jobs and processes to in Tie-i- n pieces per hour. They are cap commis- earliest possible moment after Horn Silver ; .11 09 12 agreements, recognition by the company. crease able of printing on any weight of ingBecause production. .02 sions, service charges and any the wage board has had an op- Indian Queen .... .01 i of his success in the The public employment serv recom- Leonora ....... paper from onion skin to card- "master .salesman" 'other extras not normally charg- portunity to present its .04 .04 .. he contest, ice has been the op board. mendations to me. . . " he said. Madison Mines .. .HVz , .12 ed on Dec. 1 also are illegal. selected from a large group erating arm fordesignated mobiAs an adjunct to its regular was manpower The government presumably Miller Hill . 1.05 The car makers were instructed .. .03 of their salesmen in this intifr- lization on a voluntary and? co- work. The Herald Job Printing mountain to file with ESA their complete picked the auto industry as its Mt. St. Dev. .06 4 .07 area to visit the con nnerativp hacic with tVi nafinnal company has become the exclu pany's main control target in part be New Majestic . .03 .03 price schedules. as of Dec. 1 and first plant in Pittsburgh, economic stabilization aeencv and ilfor distributor sive plexiglas 1.30 1.27 for any new models brought out cause the industry is relatively New Park . ... is Mr. has been asto-- i the newly-create- d Hawkins Mr. defense rhobi- luminated storefront signs, 39 easy to police. since then North Lilly '.40 ciated with the H. J. Heinz Mr. Cole-pasaid said. agency," Knight Rapidly sweeping cars are all American In a joint statement, Valentine Nearly .02 .01 North Standard the for man. three OREM The Crown new the past into years.;cafe, type popularity, 10 and , Di. Salle expressed "regret made by .60 leading companies. Park City Cons. .. .58, Twin Pines, held its signs are beautiful in both daythat a.voluntary agreement could Even with its present small staff, Prince Con. ... . .11' .15 formerlyopening last week under time and at night. The entire grand have would ESA little indus within the . 190 not be;' reached 2.00 Rico Argentine apparently new face of the sign lights up, and management. on .04 .04 "try to make the order unneces- difficulty in enforcing controls Royston The cafe recently was pur- maintenance costs are virtually auto the 4.37 group. 3.50 sary. Coal. Silver " chased by Sterling Harding well-kno- eliminated. The industry produced about Tintic King "We sincerely hope that .14 .12 Lead Desijrn Service Orem resident and curcars industhis various other year. Tintic Sandard ... 1.07 1.10 6,500,000 passenger by Also instituted by Mr. Knight as chief. to police rently serving tries will make' it possible but automobile company officials SALES FOR DAY a new has been design service Under Mr. Harding, the cafe with designs worked avoid similar steps in their believe credit restrictions, mater Bonanza. 1000 at 3. out for ial shortages and the increasing Cardiff, 500 at 17; 1500 at 18; has been redecorated. The base- trade 'eases," they said. store fronts, interior marks, used for "The grave national emergency, shift to rearmament work will ment, 1000 at 19. private; illumination, formerly directional which President Truman has ex- - cut that volume by anywhere Crescent Eagle, 1000 at parties, has been converted into a letterheads, folders, direct signs mail lounge. plained to the nation, has made from 1,500,000 to 3,000,000 in Croff, 1785 at 5V4. etc. pieces, is imperative that action in this 1951. Mr. Knight said that under the Dragon, .300 at 26. East Standard, 1000 at 3. new management no personnel East Utah, 2000 at 11; 3000 at 10. changes have been made. Markets At A Glance MkTfMTWt: Eureka Lily, 1500 at 8. Indian Queen, 4000 at Building Stocks, higher in active trading. Only One Little May, 1000 at Bonds, higher. , Mt. States Dev., 2000 at Permit Issued in Week Curb stocks, higher. New Majestic, 1000 at A single building permit was Midwest stocks, higher. New Park, 200 at 1.30. issued this week in the office of Cotton futures; higher. North Lily. 1000 at 41; 100 at 40. Grains in an corn, vonner, cuy engineer, ret Wheat, Chicago: 1700 1500 at 57; Park City Con., rye, oats and soybean futures, mit issued was to Margaret DuS' at 58. E. 1064 7th N., $800, garage. tin, higher. Park Premier, 100 at 3. Tintic Standard, 500 at 1.02; 2100 at 1.0.5; 100 at 1.02; 600 Sat-'urd- ay ad--van- ea , trier-chan- -- ur ed n irnment Rolls Back Auto Prices Labor Market Tightens; Tips On Hiring Given Employers Lead and Oil Co Withd raws Stock - Salt Lake Stock Exchange From Exchange L'J Price Index Stores Open Until 9 Through Friday For Week Monday the Christmas shopping At New High heading the home stretch, Provo stores remain until Job Printing Plant Expands Its Facilities DEFENSE S376 ' t . r rtinnieaini's '; NEW YORK. Dec. 16 (U.R) .Fraaddent Truman's proclamation national emergency sent 'stocks up more than $3 a share ! Saturday in the most active trading session in more than years. ?War babies" led the advance, which amounted to more than $100,000,000 in market valuations. It, was the sharpest since Dec. 9, 1946. 1X ty '' WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (U.- W- Average wholesale prices for th week ended last Tuesday hit new high for the fourtl week, the bureau of la straight bor statistics reported today. The index for the week climbe to 173.4 per cent of the 1926 av erage. This was four tenths of on per cent higher than the prevlou week and 1.4 per cent over fou weeks ago. The price index wa 14.7 above one year ago. All commodities but farm pro duce and food advanced to a ne peak 10.3 per cent above preKorean levels. : all-ti- - NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH OMAHA, Neb. (U.R) Couple who are sensitive about their ase won't have any luck trying t conceal the years when applyini for marriage licenses here. Judg Robert Troycr has directed tha clerks insist on applicants put ting down their correct ages Heretofore, some couples were al lowed to state they were "ovei 21." CHOICE I non-assessa- i .; . Company Awards Trip to Provoan i . . Crown Cafe Holds Opening at Orem Harding Owner coi-lizati- -- , on ny DOUGLAS FIRS NATIVE 75c and Up 808 Milton Ave. Between 1st 2nd So. 8th East Sun. - Daily - Evenings Vic Forsyth - Pete Overly i . self-restra- int 8. . 2. 6. 3. at' 1.07. 4.4. Western Alloys, 1000 at West Toledo, 1000 at rkiiniitoDBiaDf s Grain Sales Welti Sh dropped her glove Orve her the CHICAGO, Dec. 16 (U.R) Cash grain sales today. Wheat: No sales. 3 yellow 167V4-17Corn: New 5 yel4 yellow low 152 -- 165. Oats: 1 heavy white 100;101. Rye: No sales. maltBarley: No sales. Range: N. N; feed 105-1ing 130-1Soybeans: No sales. MORAL: DONT BE A HORSE LINCOLN DOWNS, R. I. (U.R) You should be thankful you're not a horse. Haircuts for horses 'have gone up to $8. - Last season a thoroughbred could be clipped for $7. 160-16- Circlet Clasp Gluv-Gar- d 1.2S This newly fashioned Gluv-Gar- d fastens her .gloves quickly, safely to her handbag. Gold plated, with, metal ornaments. 'It's pretty. . . 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