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Show 10. SUNDAY HERALD StPgLS Dimness ana finance Provo Merchants Slate 4th Annual 28-2- 9 Event Sept. Days Shopping n " j IF.' 1 . on Beef Price Hike Awaits OPS Order Go-Ahe- fourtlf annual Provo Shophand again, RUKEYSER SAYS: ping Days are Sear at .are and cityg merchant getting special values lined up for the Ni event.' Larry Hall, chairman of the retail merchants council of Provo Show chamber of conimerce.. announced Saturday Out the shopping days Utah property owners had will be held neat Friday and of their mortgage financSaturday. needs extended to them by ing Each participating store will the life insurance companies of Stress three "featured specials" ' 1 '' the country at the start of this v ", t, and the publicity on the event the Institute of Life Insur year, western of nations. le European, By Rukeyser Stanley will ask the shopper to check all INS Merry ante In reports. These real estate of crescendo the view Economic Commentator rising stores and windows Friday and loans covered 13,760 individual be will federal it .of international ah hi Recent level spending, said. Saturday for them. Mr. Kail comIn the state and to mortgages take ' with for discussions cognizance misleading spokesmen He said the shopping days resented an increase of $21,960,-raad- e dollar contributions the indicountries western European mittee has suggested that the par- cate the year before, the latter are continuprivately by American im- -j OOOForfrom ticipating stores do the following: ing tothat the country as a whole, the handn tourists, investors, holders porters, American deperid 1. Get their specials ready now. " of policies in foreign, insurance total funiyjoaned by the nation's 2. School their' clerks about the outs for closing the life companies to property own' dollar gap. companies and the like. vent Thus when the Marshall plan Scrutiny of such drains- 'on the ers in the U. S. under mortgages 3. Run other specials besides the nde beneficiary nations T.S. .economy will be frowned increased nearly 150 per cent in 'big three" but feature the three- jid five years and stood at $15,- not are yet disposed, to stand on upon on the ground that they can- - the "'Provo- Shopping Days speP22.226.000 on 1.725,140 mortgages of the the tribute own The task earlier strength their legs. eials." at the start of this year. lend-leaECA. grand alliance. 4. Display these specials in performed by ' their windows. Mr. Hall also said the merch- types of ants should make sure that their specials, are new. seasonal and in , But the precise sums ATfL demand. "To make Provo Shopmisjudged YXOXW do not de- - t,AfterJCorea .. many congress by priated a the of all success, which military ping Days limit the extent of such assistance. participating stores must follow requirements would displace pro-f- or other are hidden There avenues, vJlln through in every respect.' he !h?er meeting the demands of dulon ' "mnths pointed out. l2?atl? J J f foreign allies, associates and cent rate. S Spencer me.r- of rush the Accordingly, i , For purbookkeeping pendents. to chants and others stock up Grow, president of the Utah poses such funds will be tagged 'Proved Provo and Loan association of U, S defense expenditures. reflectedpremafrcr. and was laterfings in widespread price cUt- - Provo. Opined Saturday after re-b-e of dollars will Europe's supply to cause goods to Circulate. in turning from San Francisco where enlarged by rising U S gov-itTn basic catise for ithe mis- - he attended the annual convention mr.t cnanHinB mwat fnr ca'cu'ati!Dn Iav direct purchase of raw materials. actual military p; According to forecasts at the Some people sing for their food nrl other reauirements of ab.out sfx months behind the Mr. Grow said. GI un,"-"- "3 invention, supper, but talented Carolyn U. S. armed, forces stationed, in nni- niiu- - rip Ii r by which loans will be very difficult, if Coles of Provo wrote for her! Europe. output . . .. .. IS. . displacing. possible at all, to get within that Thus, it will take .super ai- - militarywardrobe. At least for an addition unless tne veterans ad- to down trace to her wardrobe. the full counting tVia Ti : tavnavor ana me materials pian perioa. ministration concedes th at 4 per Miss Coles is In receipt of the Wahingjou in withholding Cent ist tan uneconomic rate and exciting news that she was named to the balance of payment status 'certain trom civilian trades i ' ' a w 2 ' metals " v as second place winner in the Mr. Grow said at the Dresent nation in the last of a series of dresses" and her pr&e will be a is accelerating tne trend. Thus consumption may be ex- - time there is more demand for six weekly contests sponsored by selection of her choice of a Shir- the makers of Shirley Lee junior ley Lee dress, from the stock of pected to ear into accumulated money than -- there is money to Better investment-- are inventories, but it should not be loan. Castleten's in Provo "petite line of dresses "hoard- available than the GI. loans and The winning entry, Miss Coles The winner is. a junior student overlooked that outbreak of war in the big investors- - are putting ing" after the reports, was the last of, several at the Provo high school. She is Korea has ' tended to build up tney money, into conventional she had wrrtten.for the different talented in .writing and. has had than usual inventories in ioans at 4', per cent and 5 per weekly contents. Her entry was a4 several poems ' published! She is heavier statement on "Why I the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. me nanus m ujiuurfie tuiisuiners. tcent and some in F HA loans at -Prefer Shirley Lee junior petite E. E. Coles of Provo. per cent, ne added. i Thus. the national economy is1 The forecast at th conven- subject .to chills and fever. withHion was that FHA loans will be emotions alternating inconsistent easier to get after- two more ly between fears of shortages at months. one mnmonf' r faon r4 v rrtcc Mr. Grow was accompanied by his wife at the convention capacity at another Such a situation points to the abnormal character of the highly HENDERSON. Nev Sept. 22 tems. H was signed by repre- - national economv, and the makers RELIGION TOOK Four major industrial firms sentatives of Titanium Metals jofold war in the Moscow Krem- - FORT WORTH, Tex. U.PVA Western n doubtless planned it that way. revival convinced an unidentified have submitted an official offer Corp.. Co.. Stauffer Chemical Co., and j The remedy lies in Objective Fort Worth motorist qf "the sin" for purchase of all assets not Combined Metals Reduction Co. understanding of where We are of an overtime parking ticket he now under lease or option at the Meanwhile, the Colorado River going, and of the price we are got eight months ago. He mailed Basic Magnesium commission reported that it has able and willing to pay for a $4 to Municipal Judge W. H. an offer for purchase sense of military security. plant here, it was announced martin, explaining he had "a of the Henderson power system The. easy assumption by the 'change of heart" after attending today. The offer was presented to the by the California Public Utilities Marxians that these episodes will a revival meeting Colorado River commission for Co. Reported purchase price was create dissatisfaction with capital Nevada at its meeting now under- $160,000. Under terms of the ism may be unwarranted. Up to ledger the Inflationary effect of way here. Unofficial estimates oner, tne- California company now. tne net etiect nas neen the governmental oumo orimimr it 18,000.000. would purchase 775 meters from other way to create greater unity behooves placed the bid at and others This is the amount Nevada still the Colorado River commission in this., country against leftist to clarify what is taking place. owes the federal government for and would draw up a pede rental ideological controversies. , and to make crystal clear that-th- e , BM1 agreement with the Henderson. Meantime, the pump priming situation stems from governmenThe proposal calls for purchase Telephone Co. The California effects of accelerated military tal policy and not, as the Marxians of unleased .BMI assets, the firm also agreed to install ' addi- - production certainly does not pro- allege, from internal defects of duce popular hatred of the domes- capitalism the private enterprise 9enderson townsite. and the tional power transformers to ' tic economic system. water and sewer sys- -j plement the one now fn use. As for the other side of the system. Life Insurance Company Loans Only Super Accounting Could Trace Down Full Extent of U. S. Aid to Foreign Nations '.'..'. - Increase $7P,-154,0- 00 rep-only- sof so-cal- led 4 - - " se fcSffiS 5 . 5yjWi5SS de-nd- Grow Returns -- 1011 lOD 8d fr s- Girl Wins Second Place .JtIS J? j Sav-und- er in National Contest 111 i,i t,.j w- T - I .7 n t 4 , ! ; rd Four Firms Offer to Buy Assets of Magnesium Plant 1940 PREWAR POTENT! At 1951 . T945 PEAK WAR NA tWfcanl MANPOWER SITUATION As the U S steps up its defense securing additional labor becomes ever more rfhportant sbova Rewschart shows the number of workers in the labor three critical, times. If the situation demands it, the labor ten at force can be Increased to an estimated 48.4 million men, and 10.1 million women compared to 49-- million men and 19 million working during 1945, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures. pro-ducti- lb J 4 Cost of Living Remains At July 15 Record Peak WASHINGTON. Sept. 22 (U.R) The trovernment' two yard sticks showed today that the high cost of living kept its record peak last moth. One of them the old index fell a little bit, just enough to affect slightly the bargaining power of wage earners whose union contracts are tied to it. But the revised index of consumer prices stuck at 185.5 per cent of the 1985-3- 0 average, unchanged .front the record it set on July 15. That is nine percent above t pre-Kore- a. , so-call- ed 25-wo- 10 . - The bureau of labor statistics said a drop in .food items and in house furnishihjrs were offset by higher rents permitted by the nev controls law and increases in aome other coenmoditiesj But the bureau's old index, used generally as a basis for union costs of living escalator agreements, dropped slightly for thie first time in 18 months. It s was 185.6 of the base average, down of one per cent. two-tenth- dd Although new wholesale beef comes the retail dealer must obprice went into effect Wednes- serve existing ceilings " day, retail beef dealers must The OPS official said the new maintain present retail price retail ceilings are expected by ceilings until granted relief by Tuesday or Wednesday of jutxt the office of price stabUization. week. The new retail ceilings This was the warning issued will average between 1 4 and 2 Sa turds y by H. Ward McCarthy, cents over present ceilings. Utah district OPS price exAlthough wholesale beef carecutive, in response to queries casses were increased on an avfrom retail butchers. erage of about a cent a pound, "Tbis relief will be issued: the ceiling prises of some wholefrom Washington right away," sale cuts principally round, ribs, Mr. McCarthy said. but until it full trim loins and chuck from which steaks end roasts are derived were readjusted to reflect more accurately the relative value of each cut. and include some reductions, Mr. McCarthy explained. Ceilings of some of the wholesale primal cuts were reduced by as much as S cents s pound for the better grades of beef while SAN FHANriSTn sn wnin otfier ceilings, were increased by Price Rou Mirhaol V DiQl I. this amount, he said. Said Friday fcawas not giving i up tne nam against those who want to scuttle the office of price stabilization and who use as their motto: "Gouge thy neighbor." In a speech prepared for delivery before the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor, DiSalle said that as defense production hits fuif stride "We face renewed pressures from the powerful interests who hate all governmental price controls.' "Our success story has inspired new activity among those who will not rest until the control program is dead or hopelessly Price Boss Defends Role of OPS I 'j CASH . in a FLASH! crippled' he said. "They talk of free enterprise but their motto is 'Gouge thy neighbor'. We arc not giving up the fight. Regardless of what nun u uxen, we win worn witn the tools available." As for the success of the controls program. DiSalle was optimistic, . . "The twelve-mon-th period ' following Feb. 15, IttTL when our controls took hold," he said, "miv lo rlnwn as the moil rtiht price period that the United Stales nas ever enjoyea. in times when inflationary pressures threatened at every turn. rov mmd m .por Sfca tan ' . Hurry. 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