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Show SUNDAY HERALD SEPT. 8. 1951 Provo, Utah County. Utah 1ft V. SUNDAY. Auto Buyers Have Week's Head Start To Beat Price Hike Approved by OPS F. flr Jill B - m Business and Finance rori.Ch7:! C - m mediate advantage of the ottice f nrice stabilization's thaw. The smaller, independent companies nrobablv will hold off m a bid to beef up slumping sales. Packard, for one. greeten tne OPS announcement with a state-- , Government to Buy Apples For School Lunch Program i LKMik The U. S. department culture announced today that it. will issue the purchase in- -. intends to purchase fresh pples,nouncements and will handle theCommencement of purin important commercial areas for distribution of school mncn rnase operauons wm c announc ed in the near futui program. Purchase under tnis program The 1951 apple crop is eti- will be confined essentially tomated in excess of 121 million fresh apples of recognized lead- - bushels compared with 123 mil-- ! ling commercial varieties, of pre- -j Hon bushels last year and a 1940 J iferred grades, of 21? inch or 49 average of 109 million bushels.1 sizes and meeting the con-- ) 'larger . d it ion requirements of the U. S.' -l- standards for export FinOnCIOl PlCtUrO By i. Rate of Purchase I IAI oik I The rate-Freda Vernon, former Provo purchase of fresh VfuSTC ItcmOVul resident and proprietor of the apples will be determined byl Fredova Dance studio, is now re- - marketing conditions as the sea- - Cl?aaeia ImitwAUAe and will be lulUVcS turning to Provo to, make her son progresses with an orderly movement home iand begin a school of dance sistent . . . f .i ana cnarm divi-Mi- ss Provo' waste removal La. the based Purchase prices will be Vernon has been in Northwest where she conducted on those prevaihrfg in cogimer- sought to establish itself is well a dance and charm" school. Prior into its second year in the bkick. to operating her school in the and it financial picture"' in gen Northwest, she was continuing her era! is much healthier, according studies in New York with such to J. Hamilton Calder. Chairman Alexas well known, instructors of the city utilities board Ballet of the andra Danilova But. the board chairman pointed Kusse. . out it will take the profits from a good many years of operation jto repay the city general fund V the $25,000 adahced by the latter Utah housewives can look for- - in 1M1 to start the system wards to better grade apples atj Report lower prices this year because of action taken by tfte Utah apple Aided" by a rate increase this mdia oi cuoiroi. year which give the system a following in the tOOtsteps.Of better maroin on which to oner the waste removal division Out of the nine building per- Utah celerynagrowers. Idaho potato rowe"' n"ar groups, me !jhowH a net profit of $ 1924 63 mits issued from the Provo city ooarn JMiuraaj naa voiea unci ;for the seven months ending Julv engineer's office during the week, regulation ofsize; quality, and 3 1 Mr Qalder reported This five permits were for garages, pacKagm oi.nome grown appies far aq0ve the $49622 net and only two for homes. Total estimated value of the marketed in the state. profit registered by the system construction to be done was $13, d According to Leo Dahl. Sandy, for the same period last year. The board chairman, the new regula- - waste removal division, headed 500. Evans as superintend-Gouldin- g Permits were issued to J. O.jtions will mean a housewife cast by for a $2000 garage atlpurchase apples virtually blind- - ent. has. operated in the black 644 E. 5th S to Glenna L. iel-- : tmcieo. ana oe, sure 01 getting every month of the. seven in- . 'eluded in ihe report with excep- son. $600 garage at 965 V. 1st uniform quality. E to A. B. Cutler, to remodel! -- jo stimulate consumer accept- - tin of May. when it encountered with Cutler Cabinet Works at.I40iance --jof Utah apples, v Mr.' Dahl a $264.15 deficit. W. Center, estimated cost, sjwju; said, "the best portion of the esti- -i The svstem paid it own wgv to James E. Harvey. $2000 386,000 bushel crop this and came out with a net profit . am win oe maae available iorijn 1950 but this was.. the first tion 10 nome at oti a retail marketing." to Mts Frank M. Monroe for ..jyear (year iii the black after several $900 jgarag at 1006 F Srd S.: to; wtH on be des years of deficit. fanoX . TTtah Dean England for a$n00 garage" Tnrpe Xlx extra at nrt1526- W. 6tha S.: Grant A -Greer fancy, and .U. S. No. 1. and the Operating Margin . ttn :w r rv r' Jim. n vivtvp in clear"na WH! The new rate system, ehairman ?c.n T"? nenrae Atkins, for a $2000 home ,pUDlIC rKea ln aaomon, minimum Calder said, should allow the innH,imn at 7f?5 W l n?fi ' enough operating margin N.: and to Kenneth C. Bullock S1ef, for a $3000 basement home at Jonatln? ,and. wnesaps must to keep up its. equipment and re- -" "' place it when necessary, some1035 N: 9th E. i'""su,c rt nad not been able to rio (diameter, and Rome beauties, de-i- g licious. winter bananas and other revious) ln addition, he must measOre 2jclared it rernains the eventual to repay the inxVeS aim the system of Dahl pointed out the new , $25,000 advanced by the t grading system will, enable pur- -' general ftind to buy equip. chasers to have money on quality mentnd gtart the system, apples. j ' : SIN'S WAGES SMALL AMSTERDAM. N. Y. VP The Silas R." Sorensen. Joseph C HAPPY LANDING Clark Harold D Anderson, Phil SCHENECTADY. N. Y. fU.P rburglar who "robbed two gasoline D Jensen and J. G. Buliork. local James Grasso, 49. a fireman, stations here in one night got Beneficial Life Jnsufance under- - knows' how to land He fell 20 lean pickings He took 25 pennies and their wive? will at- - f0e. from a ladder but escaped from; one place and 50 from the ' tend a company convention at. with minor injuries. second. , : Shore Lodge, McCall, Ida., Sept. of Dance, Charm Planned Freda Vernon School -- : " 1 . of , BC5 ij Building Permits Issued for Two New Provo Homes i 1 - Ed Hoffman.) . Utah Valley ' .'-Mo- Is Growing"! nt -- - : ; ed " ' fl l addi-jmat- -- (NEA-Acm- Utah Apple,. Grading Plan Okehed . " A picture of determination is THE SUPREME COMMANDER Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. supreme commander of United Nations forces in the Pacific as he sits in his Tokyo office franked by flags e of the U: S. and the UN. photo by Staff Photographer cpn-ySTOn 1 t i cial markets. State PMA office of agri- - Relief may be ire night tor re-- prices because of the recent wave unoer, or increasing transoonai WASHINGTON. Sept. we The government ha notified office of price stabilization regu-juproducers of 11 minerals not to lations, Delbert M. Draper. Utah! ' Mewty apply for further aovernment district OPS director, reported! Mr. because s,urdvhelp Draper pointed out. bow anticipated supplies' of the minerals will be sufficient Prior to leaving mr a aeries oi- evcr, that the retail industry It- to meet demand for at least the conference in Denver end Wash- self ha advised OPS- to go slow next five years. Ilnfton. Mr. Draper said tnat ure, ly on removing item from price Federal aid has been in the through a series of recommenda-for- control. He said a subcommittee of loan ta wrile.nff mi ftions made by industry advisory of retailers is working wVth OPS new and - expanded production committee. Is studying proposals in considering items of no tm- r amending existing, regula- - porta nee to the coat of living and f acilities. and other measures. which mixht warrant decontrol. The minerals are limestone. itiona and issuing new oraer On the question of pricing fJuxstohe. crushed or broken Maey identical items when one wa limestone, dolomite, caustic lime, at a lower cost it bag hydrated lime, dead burned doloAmong the problems being con- - purchsscd mite, caustic burned dolomite, sidered are orders to care for been suggested that the two, mats magnetite, periclase and mag- hardship caaes. increased freight be averaged nesium oxide. markup than ru!L'r be higher rates, averaging of cot of identi- - th woud entitled to on the The Tiefene minerals admini- - cal items, of prices to rounding stratlon aid anticipated supplies permit retailer to charge trO cmbvu i uir new 1 ivwi vwv, vu have been buut up to a point dHional price line, and propos-wher- e Draper said. they ought to meet U. S ,! for decontrolling some items Also being studied is a proposal nwai mrougn now under price control. that a new pricing regulation be specifically for the Tentative suggestions have been written to ofcare wnall rets.ler. Such MOTOR CATCHES FISH problems to to relief made, he give ! SAYNER. Wi (UP) W retailers who are in a loss poasi- PSffLSTS re5u,'XMJLjPierson caught a tiger muskie tion because of low markup prjc- - wrtuld pmbabl) wim ni outooara motor. The ing chart. Another suggestion is record keeping admaking ,motor stopped and he pulled it that retailer who have not tra- - porta.- - . included freight rate jup to find a fish line fouled in ditionally fllin.-nrirM the propeller. On the other end in thir The word hammer come irrn narmit- . wa a of the line fighting eight-- ted in the future to reflect these the Scandinavian word, bamarr pound muskte. increased rate in their ceiling mean tailer suffering hardship J! vr j level since World War II. Auto makers estimated that it would take "several days" to compute new prices under the government order. the Company spokesmen said "most at least have would public of next week" to buy autos at present prices. Actually, only the big three Cases May Be for Rtlipf CiVs OPS miner uo Jiuppea 8 DETROIT.. Mich . Sept. 8 OJ.Ri ,ment that it would not raise its, makers muat wait five days after Car buyers got nearly a week's prices because it could "hold the filing their new rate before jacking up price. The actual rates head start'today in a face to beat line" due to- special consideration-to 6 per cent higher price tags granted it for extensive 1951 may riot be announced until after model changeover. they are filed with and Approved on automobile showrooms. Under the ur& - oraer, auio by the government. Th inrrPARPs authorized by the will hike tovernmeirtyesterday automobile prices to the highest Government Aid To Hardship 11 Producers of in.. Take Time Out This Week See The New Homes Completed and Under Construction j - "! "-'- o NATIONAL HOME WEEK j Life Insurance Men to Attend Cpmpany Confab " - s mg-iter- iWI5F7M Sept. 9-1- Sept. 6 ' 10-1- 3. ' HOME WEEK Open Houses KNUDS0N OAKLAND. Cal In a statement issued in - conjunction with repont to stock- 175 of executive sec association. an-- J nounced Saturday that Clyde F. Hansen-anBernard R. Vigen.j OPS business analysts, would ad- -i dress association members on! OPS regulations affecting both! plumbing repair services and the1 supplies. d (j WAYNE BEAM AN RFD No. 1 Box 45 5 B, Provo, Utah C A ANDERSON 8th No., Orem 884 W. 1280 No. St. 1 - BROOKf IELD SUBDIVISION L&H CONST. GO. BUILDERS j Mondav at the S VISTA yAL VERDE RANCHES LIVABLE HOKJES CO. BUILDER fficials from the office of price stabilization are scheduled to address a meeting of the Utah Plumbers association at the Hotel retary J 3928 No. 600 East, Edgemont Two Boo,tjh. BUILDERS ASSN. 2th East MEMO GARDENS m RENO MEMMOTT - BUILDER -- Utah Plumbers To Hear OPS Officials Monday 1 RICHARD K. HATCH DESIGNER - BUILDER E. UTAH VALLEY HOME - BROWN - BUILDERS 744 No. holders. Lingan A. Warren, president of, Safeway Stores Saturday "warned that Unfair. price ceilings for food retailers rah have a. serious effect upon the distribution of food to the people of the country. 'Safeway, through its continuous audit if operations early became aware of the squeeze upon gross" margins caused by unfair discriminatory .'price, ceiling? is now developing Evidence showing that all elements in food retailing, chains, super markets and single store independents are ' being seriously hurt. he said. Avard W. Co-Sponsor- 860 No. 7th West ... THESE HOMES BUILT AND DISPLAYED BY MEMBERS OF TtW. UTAH VALLEY HOME BUILDERS ASSN. 336 No. 9th East, Provo, Utah ed By PROVO REAL ESTATE BOARD L ft H CONSTRUCTION CO. 5th North, Provo, Utah SSI Wast 1 HOMES CO. LIVEABLE RFD No ' 2 Bat 3740, Provo, Utah TAYLOR ft CARTER 340 So. 2nd Bast, Prove, Utah RENO MEMMOTT 333 No. Union Ave., Provo, Utah LLOYD SHANNON ALPINE BUILDERS S2S W. 7th No., P. O. Box 307, W. BROWN RFD No. 2 Box Pleasant Grove R. 472, Provo, Utah CLIFFORD ANDERSON Pleasant Grove SPENCSR GROW 172 Wast Center, Provo, Utah UTAH VALLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY 837 So. 5th West, Prove, Utah f. O. Box PROVO PLUMBING ft HEATING 490 West Center, Provo, Utah FIRST SECURITY BANK P. O. Box 21 7, Provo. Utah CRAGHEAD PLUMBING ft HEATING CO. 56 No. 2nd West, Provo, Utah' SECURITY TITLE AND ABSTRACT E.J.MOWER 68 North 7th East,. Provo, Utah GEORGE B. CARTER IBB, Oram, Utah 22 East 1st North, Provo, Utah ANDERSON LUMBER CO. P. O, Box 1 1S, Provo, Utah 234 East 5th North, Provo, Utah RICHARD KT, HATCH 612 East 7th North, Provo, Utah ' - Buy Now! r Safeway Official Hits 'Unfair' Price Ceilings Ben Lomond 7:30 p. m ?'' SEE ht semi-annu- al Plan Now! national During 6 ...... ,?'..:" ( I, Mr. Jensen will direct a. panel discussion Wednesday rryirnin.g at a daily business meeting These daily meetings are under the diof Clyde J. Summerhays. rection vice president and manager of ', ' agencies - Invitations to attend this convention were extended to these Prnvn renresentativee 'Rerause nf Viir Avreltent nrnrii it inn Hiinno the past several months Seventy-e"igof tlje company's leading .agents and their wives from. Utah. Colorado. Nevada and Arizona .will be rin attendance. Also present wilt e several ho rac office executives. his ' m 9-T- IVAN HENDERSON S19 East 3rd North, Prove, Utah d |