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Show FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951 14 DAILY HERALD Provo, Utah County, Utah Life With Congress -- v,jt" r T1 Black Market Creates Food Scandal j That statement aroused tht MADRID, Spain CE A crack from the meat scandal, 4hey redown on black marketeers has ceived 'another'-blolast week Falangist morning paper Arriba been started In a government ef when - Madrid's mayor; Jose to , say editorially: fort to halt a mounting wave of Mr." a how Moreno "Since tola long, Mayor. costs. ziorrea, cauniy resentment over high living meeting of the municipal has this been going on in the city Acting on cabinet orders, top public you run and, consequently. police officials t were reported council that 40 per cent of thea whichmuch! capital's milk is "pure water at how out graft longer is it going to and suspects in House weeding BOSONE below the BECK KEVA ceedings ' By double-checkigo on?. .food supply best." . y" chamber.. channels for irregularities. WASHINGTON, D. C To be Couldn't some civic organizaof came sense the The government action tion or a group of civic organizaa'motjjeiy to every after unrest ever high living costs word, "means to be Just about the tions sponsor a bus load of high and low wages flared Into vio school students from Utah to tour tinest person in the world. It our ' lence in Barcelona. There were nation's capital? sacrifice, unselfishness, in unruly student- demonstrations ""meiru 'The West 'Suffers work Madrid and- crossed-ar- m Ideals.' ambition, and great love. Oh, what satisfaction Mrs. John stoppagesQln three textile, fac- The Department of the Interior tones in the San Sebastian area. have inj and the appropriations committee The cost of living, according to mother of Utah,-mus- t - realizing tthat the Spanish chamber of com she has "reared a cut the interior appropriations aurce&sfuF family! I should , like bill (reclamation projects, Indian merce, has risen about seven mining), to times over 1935 as against an in to take this opportunity to ex affairs, and mines and: all know we but the wr bone; crease in wagea of only. about ZVt sincere to congratu her my press must cut spending times over 1935. iations and anoreciation. and we thought they were very . Basic food prices here do not t I hope that Mrs." Swensen will fair we couldn't complain too appear excessively high to forbe able to come to Washington much.so But when the bill came 'when calculated on the eigners for the national fete I shall be onto the floor of the House, the tourist exchange rate of ,40 pese honored toi help make her. visit tas to tne' aoiiar. budget for the interior departHere a nleasant one. ment was cut millions more, those At that rate, milk Is. 10 cents' a . Ten Million Ambassadors tomatoes 25 cents per two voting for the cuts showing little quart, ' the American citizens sympathy for the future of the pounds,' and average fish 45 cents Again West. They have understood and for two pounds. have shown their generosity by do understand what reclamation It's another matter for Span sending ten, millom CARE packto means to .the '. western United iafda. A better than average wage to all parts of the world States-bu- t were to ears ages the their earner here makes only 3000 pe PUT. EM TOGETHER, AND WHAT HAVE YOU GOT? That's the question these two GJ.'a at :'. relieve suffering people. This has ground so they cut; more. Of setas (7j) a montn for a two job, ti fahragt dump in Korea seem to be debating.- - Actually, their job is to sort and classify, the material been aptly termed in the Hall? of course, we must and will cut ap-- including .., svltord day; bedstead officer! to a Chinese and end it where it belongs, everything from a not , Congresses the program of "Ten propriations but we 'should famsize an he has If average to if Bill ' a are .The Johnston of Yanks "ven Len: and only scrap heap. CpIT CurvensviUe, Pa., Sgt. Million Ampassaaors oi uooa eat future security and prospermost of for hii v goes ily, ' salary W. of Staff Va. Acme Poffenburger Will." (Exclusive Clarksburg, photo by Photographer Bert Ash worth) West. .v.- - , the for are now. the ity food, way. prices I am daeply. concerned that. the Despite tne usual increase in Price Control. "Grain for India" bill has not ..... JOCKEY BECOMES 4Vio prices brought ort by national and Vn' mr.4J' ' nut I world Inflation, 'many basic food It looks as though price con- FATHER OF TWINS a powerful .Rules Committee items in Spain have remained trol will be back on Page .One REXBURG, Ida.; May 11 (U.R) come. costly and above all scarce to an can Clarence Brown of Ohio arid 'again for a long while to to extent unjustified bythe. nation's Gail Parker of Rexburg fortes are at work Jockey try GeorAlready Gene Cox, a Democrat, of . t .. P. supply and demand. , to controls of all kinds. toaay prouaiy aispiayea ms Dig- j , gia. 10 me. ii is so mucn peiier Theeliminate One of the items is meat. A re technique of elimination will gest daily double twins. when we can substitute gram for cent investigation into its supply The twin daughters were born be; to try-- to prevent a renewal guns and. bullets. We can spare of and sale brou gh to light a scan who late here Which Parker, control the Wedensday. program ; the grain, and I don't understand dal which still is rocking .the na will leave Omaha, for 30 on of Monday 'this June year. why it hasn't been- authorized expires n .other tion. There have booted home "War Allies" to . ana on 119 way niumiis," ueiurc Price controls in wartime offer seven consecutive wins at the food scandals.' many administrative problems; now. Ordered personally by the controls in an emergency short Aeua Caliente and Tia Juana Spanish chief of state, General of war are even more difficult. tracks recently. Hich School Students issimo Francisco Franco, the but surely The OPS has When Representative Reece of been welding a slowly meat investigation- - was begun ontrol system toTennessee, whose office, is' just gether. And as 'it becomes effec- production funds are "being loaned early' 'in March and is still going . on. across the hall '"from mine, re tive, "it begins to hurt. Some in- to industry to establish plants, 50 high school nocent people are bound-- to get and provision is being made for ceived a group The scandal involved the ship ment of. huge I quantities, of livestudents from his district Yester caught in a squeeze but the. theory them to amortize completely the I- - was most envious. a cost in of short facilities the would stock It and slaughtered meat across day, of the greatest goodf for the greatof time, no provision is the Portuguese .and French Mr-be a real thrill to Jiave 50 high est number is the only light to period "made for the farmer to Iders through illegal channels, thus school students from Utah drop those responsible for estab- being for the depreciation in on me, for I just. can t get away guide and maintaining the line compensate creating a shortage in Spanish lishing of .his farm" and for loss of fertilfrom the "warm memories I have against inflation. butcher shops. Details of the Investigation of the seven years I taught in the ity in hjs soil. . . '. Accordingly, the committeefeels that the soil Farm Budget Cut , have been. kept secret. Informed high schools of Utah. This year, conservation program of the deas always? the halls of the capi- quarters said several hundred almost to capa- - . The committee on appropria- partment of agriculture, in which NOT ONE, BUT TWOPor the first-- time In the 35i1htetoof' tor are crowded breeders and government offia L. 4 tions took some' lusty swings at tht farmer contributes about two- - the Salinas. Calif.. Rodeo. Judges In the "hostess contest wound some, in top posts, "were incials, cnjr wiui siuutim irurn; vdiiuus the up department of agriculture ap- thirds of the cost, must be con cities and towns of. the; eastern .electing two winners Joahe Church fleft and Babette Giannini wlU volveffT- - ; . i be the official greeters for the lour day Western seaboard. Buses 'and buses are propriation request. The commit- tinued in 1952 at a cdmparatively still smarting housewives With classic, June ; apparently cognizant of what high level' parked outside the Capitol. And it tee, blossoms. are eone. is a pretty sight to see lhe; vari- the House as a whole would do Thecherry ous schools group Jheir jstudents anyway cut the department deep- but the great masses of .various expected. Just what colored azealas are everywhere. lor pictures on tne CaDiloI steDS. er than was on the floor is any- The pink and white dogwood is It is stimulating to see them will happen march withj great interest into the body's guess. The chances of hav- a sight to see; a'nd just around; is' gallery and take their seats to ing the cuts restored are riot too the corner watch for a few minutes the pro- - bright if .the attitude of the House waiting to become "the Thing" to this time is a criteria.TBut which makes the city beautiful up ' the farmers have powerful friends in a few Says. in Congress, and it might be that We didn't have snow in Wa'sh- effort will be. made ngton, but 'those of lusrwho COFFEE : ; . : .v5c ato determined put some of. the money ' back stored bur winter blankets away . CAR SERVICE ' ;' 'into had to"crawl outAhe other night J The report.- of the appropria- and get more covers. The air has committee on the agricul- been a. little drier, and I apLOUISE'S LUNCH tions ture departmental re.questhas an preciate this because the heavy 4th West, 12th North interesting observation, which "I nummity in? tne air is something pass ton to you "Whereas defense with which to contend. 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