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Show Sunday Herald SUNDAY. APRIL 11951' Provo. UUIt County,: Utah 15 Tax Goncessions-GiveWar Contractors to Be Examined n f v' V ' X ' : WASHINGTON, March 31 OI.R) man W. Stuart Symington of the Congressional Investigators have national security resources board. failed for a ftjll accounting of The NSRLB ran the tax amortiza3,000.000,00, 1r tax concession tion program from: Oct.; 30 to Jan. , f ranted to wr tontracton in the 25. when Harrison took over, and pan five mortthll, it was dlscloiedv handed out more than half the 'n.: Saturday. certificate, including the bulk of Iftfdrmed s0urVe xald' defense granta made 1c steel companies. ' production adtninistrator Wjlliam ifhe grants are "taxi amortizaH. Harbison has (been asked for tion certificates" which. Harrison complete data, ore the grants as Issues on the recommendation of the starting poirff of ,i congres- NPA and. other, agencies as an sional investigation that will "inducement" Wo businessmen to reach into every phase of the build new steel.! railroad; aircraft, mobilization, program. aluminum,, machine tools oil. and A joint watchdog other facilities needed for the de committee headed by Sen? Bur fense program nett R. Maybank: D . S. C. will The certificates permit compan open the inquiry-nexWednesday ies to deduct from their taxes uyth public testimony bv Defense- - over a. five-yeperiod instead Mobilizer Oiarles E. Wilson. of 20 to 25 years as they normally do) the .cost of new defense faTo Hear Symington , cilities they build now. Theothe certificates cover : Following Wulson to .the stand retically, will be Harrison and his assistant 'new plant and equipment useful administrator. Maj. Gen. T., F. only during the present emer Jarrel!:. retired, who is in direct gency. Actually, many of the new charge of the: tax project; '..Na- - facilities will strengthen their tional Production Authority' Boss lowncrs1 competitive position after Manley Flelschman, assistant NPA the emergency ends. Administrator Frank Creedon, 600 Firms Benefit and officials of all other agencies who have had a nand in the pro -- Since last Oct. 30. more than " 4 t V , tram. . 600rujwhvF received tax Another witness may be chair- tiflcates permitting quick Offs totaling about $3,000,000,000. Thousands of additional applicabillions of tions, representing dollars, are awaiting action; Most of the benefits handed 'out to date have gone to a handful of rtne nation s biggest industrial 'giants, with" the. steel industry alone accounting for more; than half the total. " ' About - $1,100,000,000 of the (Continued from Pare One) concessions went to f Vve of the ' steel producers f U. S. that many small new fabricators-s,ee- 'largest Bethlehem, Jones Republic wouW go out of buiiness if de- - & Lau(:hUn, and American of the metal for items such ln rtmpinyi as ash trays, auto trim cigaret . M Ml1, bank wanU t0 knovv wneth. lighters, toys and the like. a Rood of expan. j.sion. particularly, in the steel in-- I Tires Cut Back ' idusjry, would not have been fcar- The relaxation cjoes noforTacge, ried out by the companies any- however, a previous .35 per cent way, even if the government had cut in aluminum for civilian pro- - not come forward wjt.b- its tax ductinn generally. NPA 'said order.' Fleisthman after. May 1. the newidate for the tlfied at a closed hearing earlier month .that he thought' it ban, some 40 item's generally sidered luxury, can be made if would. The committee also (s trying to they are on defense, orders. The back fires for find: out whether" the influence new passenger cars 25 per cent boys who cleaned up on war d reducing the April" supply of tracts in World War II are back rubber for civilian use by eight for another killing on the tax , . program, per cent was due today effective tomorrow, Sawyer, taking note of a; .hold-u- p request from the sena'te small business group, said he expects to replv by Monday. He conferred with NPA Mr ,nd Mrf Ra, h G,tps umm.svraionvniyrieiscnmann on the matter. todav auestJ at thp hom of Mr ,nd L.ttle manufacturers of rubber Mrs, v,n Wagoner in Alb(rt v, products comp ained to a aub- - pr Ts,..a I So I . r - te t ar likb j Barbizon is so new there is still not enough for all who want it. So come as 60on as you can tf make sure of securing it in the color you . - rose want for your home. Green, and blue, oo.oo sq. yd. Also available in ZJ v carpeting for hajls and stairs. , grey,-beige- o i - 12w 13 ' , Roll-pnv- , - lirmniit tht ph V. 135 PER ec I I ef. '' - Aluminum Use Ban Lifted For 30 Days textures, dyed the same subtle shade. Thf background is wpven of twisted wools J The . pattern is the deep, soft, luxurious pile. Now, sculptured to give an effect of at last, you can have, combined, the beauty of textured pattern and th rich depth of luxurious pile. See this new broadlo6mFeel it. bas-reli- . v. r so new . . . i carpet masterpiece from Alexander Smith, The graciouiume and scroll design is cjreated, ' not !with colorsbat with yarns of different ! ho"use-ena- bcautiful,'o distinguished, i J c J j- v ' - that-wnte.-o- ff - ;4- ; . Ti XX con-'th- is r order-cuttin- con-an- i Heber City ki r . - ' C - ? q& . VF&iS - - M e orriers-Wer- Alexander Smith's i Gillette. I. . that NPA baking them to he D Goodvear.rGoodrich, XJi. iboufi her . Rubber!,,iKf--.illiii.iiiiiiriii.t. S. of ncr ,lt?1? h(?Tbor', ome recontiy. Thc chil, " to a i Mr. ind MfI. Fred Hamby and that the posg.bility nave gone t0 California for a va-' relaxing prohibitions .effec- tive this month and next on using.'caton The American I.egiori enioved in ome 300 from NPA said, PIJi vw.m.ii HI. items , banquet ln the Memorial to Juke boxes was un.;mg Heber Wednesday evening fRaband served as toatmaster Barbaf McDonald, president of Other Orders 'the .Legion auxiliarv. f was in . .i of the arrangements. An . On the tighter side of the "trots picture. NPA ordered 80 per interesting program war pre- cent of cttort iduck DrodUctiori sented.. set aside beginniing' tomorrow for! The Arden. Dairy entertained a and tents, stretchers,1 duffle baas, tar- - Irge group of paulins and. other defense items itheir families In the' Cbmmunity It also asked, for larger outoiit of, hall.. Tuesday evening. .Door glass Jars and bottles preparatory prizes were given away, films ' to limiting their use. and limited ;were- shown and refreshmentsto 2.5 per cent the molybdenum content nf stalnlessi The WaSatch County Herd Im steel. provements association held But these weire comparatively social in; the high school audi minor parts cf ia picture which torium Thursday evening, fol the survey, showed to be generally lowing a! business meeting. one of plenty for the average' Mn and Mrs.' Earl Montgomery customer. But this condition may and family enlovcd a trip to Las not last out the' year. KVpgas and Boulder Dam last '. Gen. Luus .D. 6Iav. just re- - weekend signed as a chief adviser to DeJ' Mr; and Mrs. Uno Engstrom of fense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson, Grand. Lake. Colo.,- are visiting saia xne lull impact of ,dtverslonsi witn iir. and Mrs. naroia miner to Mrs. Amelia Montgomery is won't he felt until late ini the year. visiting with her brother; Brlg- However, in New Y.ork, Gim- -' ham Clegg and her sister. Mrs bles.,the big department, was Tidwell;ln Salt Lake City. 4. ' ing advertising, which ackfiowledged prices were 'TOO MlTCH JOY .'William high but gobdsr were generally! OMAHA; Neb. it'.f plentiful. Henderson, .21.- celebrated the "The- public's; pretty smart." birth of a son too well .i . Police .G.imbles said. ."If you've looked said Henderson got into a fight around you know there are plenty land ended tip ln the hospital for .of cars and television sets and re-- 1 treatment of multiple abrasions lngerators, Some, people- mightiand - bruises- i like our shoutmu thr ,arl not no shortages.. But if there are no! Electricity is used in more than shortages, jt;S our job. to tell our350 different ways by the farmers .usiuinrrs. ot the United states. build-bedsprln- gs " K h- jr i Broadloom y ' con-)char- ge ; new textured, sculptured y of copper 17 fk ' gemng me. b iz0n , s . milk-prftduce- rs f j - - j , i - ; - - miliLarv-productio- ij - do-t'L- on "anti-shortag- e" - - . - i; , - -- , - : .. ( t-- -f "jp y- - JjJ' y ' Zz'-''- ' "y liS t -- time to think about Our Beautifuf Rose Bushes Are Ready We've ' arranged wonderful 'i displays, and for those of yott who cannot come in durmf regular hours, we'll be open this Wednesday evening . . April 4 . . from 7:00 t 9:30 P. M. j ; , LIVE GROW lN(j' ROSE HUSHES. " Not pw( kaorl. Old time favorite and ' patented varieties. Phont 80 n"ew her the Flowers Grow . PROVO GREENHOUSE COME IN AND SEE THE NEW CARPETING FROM ALEXANDER SMITH --1 AIRMAILED ESPECIALLY FOR THIS FASHIONlSHOW! ; -- |