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Show ay. 10 at:'-t- . 11. SUNDAY HERALD -S. ? i A I Ferry Homed Geneva Superintendent 1 I L J ii u ' d la hi by the rsc refusal 'in view order, the rsc wiled the lull amount of tht tele- - of our financial structure e company request was & Appeal Indicated u ; c !i-mt'ominiH until tht firm reports realistic" Mountain 'refused bid by 'i indicated that the firm It ! tt and Telegraph somt satisfactory progress In to tht Vuh Suit SuMat. i Tflrj.tHi, appeal miy fuf b5' 1,1 rales the fourth provement of services. to overrule tht PSC Court preme iranMin u. cy Uit nrm wjfrr, una man- order. tut b request tiled i 11. , oi Hia Woiid War Mi)i ager nttiiMi- Tht firm hid Med t request for, IlIH't boost to Increase intrastate . ut ''.,-,- - crrv." as-ne- (un-wi- thi ! I Uh if-- I if ii ti J r i4Jr,illfl OUi tj it s, W of Prove his been Iprrxlurts plants at both Irutdon .is!it,t tfenrral aimrrln- - and l.eneva n.mH lie lives at S3 South Sixth East. tendent of Geneva WorkJ, Culum with his wife and daughter. Steel Division, United States Steel Corporation, It was announced today ty I F, eiack. boost that revenue by f2.S13.0O0 general superintendent. of would htvt meant liurcast-Mr. Terry had been division j from 7S cents to $1.25 per month superintendent foke and some-In residential telephone! and i ducts at Geneva Works prior to what mort for business telephone!.' .being assigned his new duties. While Bom In Morrisonville, Illinois, per cent return on U regarded at a standard; ,he was graduated from Shurtleff of fair return, the TSC laid a rt-- j louege, Alton, Illinois, with a 5 4 per cent ai claimed by E. Ttrry. Ph.D. degree. Following lis gradu Ic Coast Industrial A. ELtVAIED-enough ts avoid tht tend- - turn of In tbt event frost has not and commer-1- ,' ation he came to Utah In 1U) as tht company In lt application ,..,. d assiiitant gea-frvnil anrv Af th troa tn mnrm tP ! i.. it,!... Cial employment rose to 4,851.000 of the Beaver principal -. of Geneva High auperlntendent Successchemlla bear alternatt years. for the month of February ac-- T ran obtain Information on nn. nrV.ent!v Worki. School, at Braver, Utah, a position "n,def of pach and apple fully performed chemical thinning,1" cal thimih.g he held for four years. During cording to tht U. S. Department . ... eXtNlMg. iw.VL.t at Inuwri thlnntnia ..nut. Mn4 World War I he served as a serpnd ... . The commisiion aavt eoniiaer- i kirtk.ii 9 J ui,t '. u i. Kim - r,,n. m A spokesman satd Friday that UIAU V'WUHl 4.wiu bit attention to complaints by ret- ueuiensni. of bectuia heavier annual Cou proand Bulklmg. ity Hire, City t llitenta that tht firm wai not doing In April 13:4 he started to work the figure was an Increase of The booklet la entitled, "Official ductlon." I over 1911. There were 3,713.000 as a laborer at the 'ronton plant all It could to correct deflclenclei' Fruit Pel Control Recommenaa- - Tht CSAC recammenda time In aervlcti. of Columbia Steel Corporation, employed persons In California. aodlum dlnltro orth tloiis for Utah 1X3. creiylate which liter became Columbia Steel 707,000 In Washington and 430,000 Refuted Argonenta The booklet hotea Uiat chemical (Elgetol and Krenlle). At tht a subsidiary of United In Oregon, he satd. Company, H--,,A Noting itock aalei of mort than of apple blossoms 1 lew tnt time, two typci of chemical States Steel Average weekly earnings of pro Corporation. of 130,-- , IUIW HlWii enenlve than hand thinning, and- ihinnlna ,nrivi Irt iB u.- -. tht 175.000.000 and tht raUlng we From 1924 until 13;T he worked duction workers in manufacturing aermure. in mort ."w 68 cents in Washington that the fruit size, largely depend- dlnltro material! and hormone-- 1 In various supervisory capacities increased , refuted company arguments oi (tu Telephone employei of the Utah while learning cut on the earlines of thinning, U like chemlcali. business and In to 179.79; 10 cents In California tht in obtatninr capttar. Plant Department were recently i!)Z7 he was named even more latisfactory wlib chemlcali The ipray should be aoulled "cuity foreman. to $77.81 and eight cents In OreAnnual Safety A Kntle tapping o. the "It Is a basic principle," said the awarded the thinning. later he was nromoted to gon to $30.72. year The gain in Washington was due The same materials that have branches on the north side of the PSC order, "that rate payers by Trophy for having the best state the post of general foreman coke to more overtime which Increased been used In thinning apples have tree results In some petal fall. their rates paid for service shall safety record of all eight states plant. eomriDUiioa w ma cap- which the Mountain When comprise the weather la cold and "01 been ued to thin peaches. He was advanced to the nosltlnn (lie work week from 38.8 to 39.2 States Telephone and Telegraph of assistant superintendent I'.irk u.rlM'et Hlffpr In their.clouuy, the spray may be delayed!111"" 01 pu": ofuumy, rnir tht town of Llbby. They said some is the view thit commission Company ud to two davs after thla date In' in 1937, a position he held new proposal might be submitted r.rtinn to dlnltro thinning sprays, plant for protection of There are almost BOO male em until 1910 when he was 4 that anfumenta Kt Hnl nrlipi are easily thin--1 fir Apr in tnnr J "later on." af lu ii promoted so, and poilinatlon. (equity holders constitutes a p!alnPi0yfS In the department Not one to superintendent coke ned- - Flberta. moderately In plant. ISO he was named superintendent, FUEL SIIOSTAGE July Elberta and Red Haven are! Thinnlna coke piani at Geneva Works of Tenn. (UP) The b te be- d,y 0f work. This U a remark- - Geneva Steel Company and In 1952 KINGSPOrtT, heavy to heavy bloom; It Is good'0' Moun,aln EttM Temperatures below normal of a gasoline driver able o when, you he became division accomplishment there are fore bloom have bten reponea ;t""poUenlzIng weather; superintendent, to report called truck his office . consider. the of hazards potential increase tl effectiveness coke and Chemvpjcnty 0( Ic(ve bonfy befsor;110'1, responsible that his vehicle was stalled at an ' which are present In the various lor me leal thinning. If so, current weath- - 0:her and Uon. of opera pollinating coke and by intersection. Out of gast Inwcts; jobs they do. For example, these rr wiil help thinning of peaches by, plenty of pollenliing varieties hear- 275 company operated employes chemical sprays motor vehicles a total distance of - ,by.Do not spray lth chemical , Temperatures aova normal beM almost two and million th varieties thinners If the following conditions W K I I I fore bloom make miles last year. Also, they mainare in effect harder to thin. tained telephone atrvlce on a 24 Hand thinning of apples, declare 1. There Is light bloom. hour basla, during stormy weather t'SAC horticulturists, has "certain 2. There are large solid blocks and often over rugged mountainous disadvantages in tomoarison v.llh of varieties such as The Provo Woolen Mills was terrain. WASHINGTON (UP) Retalliended April 7, with higher prices chemical thinning, . ucnerauy. T)p,1(.lnlli or- utns.n . food prices rose ont tenth of one.lambs, eggs and some fresh frulU Utah's first large manufacturing Prevt DUtdct , eannot be done eariy enonjmu blonoma have establishment, according to an Of paramount Interest Is the per cent in me. last two weeks and vegetables.' frosted. or March wun coffee and egg article by Dr. Leonard . Arrlng-ton- , Wholesale prices of processed safety record of the group of em4, When the weather ts unfavorprofessor of economics at ployes who work In ht Provo prices leading the way. P-Ifoods declined for the week, leav- -E able for bee activity. Utah State Agricultural College. District. Included in this district The Bureau of Labor Statistics Ing the average wholesale price 5. If mildew is severe. In the April issue of the Utah are all the exchanges In the south reported that coffee, freed from Index unchanged at 109.8 per cent Trees up to 12 years of age ap Ilistorlcal Quarterly. ern of the state extending price coniroia. rose t i per cent of 1817-4prices. founded n 18C9,;:r part , more The rf pear to be On the retail side, fractional to tll UUl State DOUn and eggs went up 1.2 per cent, iknrk , romnletlnnlV"" v.. I.v LDS tha .iIll v. -, ...it.. Prices of farm v. r also. were reported for declines rzr-""-products price line, ror a period of 198 oi one per cent ai dairy products, trulls and vege- months (164 years) there has not n era in Utah's home Industry. one or two days after full bloom weca names, meats, poultry and fish. been a lost time accident Involv ui wnoiesaie jevw in "The coming of the transconThe same ma'erials that have .... . ... l . I. In these 33 exthe I YwCAC, ing employes tinental railroad In 1869 provided changes. This la the best record the transportation facilities with- of Co any district orghniiation In the out which tht construction of the c by the entire Mountain Statea Company. l ..yrtelr recommendation, . it. nu ,!,HTrm and other at Provo $300,000 plant V iUSAC are as follows: .Z "u;"."""-:the men of the Utah ConAlso, y Imwould been have I l,a vrKi. ttcv.u., nelii-lnn- . n enterprises Hi n.nl. struction Department, who work Dr. Arrlngton states. Johnson, executive vice president 100 possible," Deof gallons spray; Golden also He points out that its construc- throughout the atate aa a part of announced today. Johnson has established a llclous, 2 pints to the ssme amount tion was part of an LDS plan the plant department team, have laid that of sprsy; Jonathan; 2 pints, and lost time accident for to develop home Industry so that not bad new branch terminal at Provo, Rome Beauty, pints. Two ap church members would not be over three years. This, too, la tht Utah. record In the Mountain lArit4 at Utah Street and plications spaced one to three days dependent upon tha "outside finest States Company for employes of Fairfield Avenue, the new Las part are usually necessarv to world" for merchandise. Detailed history of tht factory's this group. In thla exchange thert Veras terminal occupies a 2C0 by froperi" mm uoiaen ueuciom load- When Eljetol 30 Is applied, usa V operation is given in the quarterly, are a total of 44 men unrkinu 185 foot plot with a four-dowhich Is a publication of the Utah ln?is Prticular department, They ing dock. Jt will be headquarters IWth peaches, the Elgetol pro- State Historical Society. for Guern D. Royiter, manager of Pfnorm their many duties under portion to. 130 gallons of snray Is: this latest of company-owneAccording to Prof. Evan Mur- - H16 ,uPrvision of Mr. Bernus M. trovo piant chief, and Mr. branches on its routes between July Elberta, Elberta and Red ray, head of USAC's economics installation PaciUc Const ports and Chicago, Haven, one to two pints, and the department, this article Is one of A. Plerct Feltch, J. H. Hale, one pint. Spray when several Dr Arrlngton has prepar- supervisor. III., ar.d St, Louis, Wo. Such a record as thla didn't lust The Provo terminal will be lo-- trees are from 73 to 60 percent In ed on early Utah economy. happen; it was achieved by the rated on leased property at 5.o,fuII bloom. With Elberta peaches, W. 5.h South St., Provo, Willi W. repeat In two davs if weather ha Ohio, ranking 35ih among atales full participation of each of the r a la mnlnvfl and their rnnneratinn in O. Eklund as local sales represent- been warm. If DN 2f9 or Tleetol ii f tha tlnlnn In Unit ative. A local pickup and delivery 318 Is annlieri many safety practices estab-u- e o' E'etol.! fourth In population, fifth In agrl-th- e driver will work under Mr. the amount of cheml--' culture, and fifth in value of Its lished by the company for their 'manufactured products. cal. 'protection. r 4 4 4 1 . ! r " A. E. Terry Satur-jphon- lra-C- rtt Booklet Gives Facts On ke.-4- . On Coast -' Chemical Fruit Thinning nevkly-appolnte- r al "it CUSTOM MIX! NO J MKVICL i..J 19,-QO- O w Vo can grind end mix Safely Award; prea-UiiniU- - i. lntre . " , miTT3, we ,, your UP ..w..a a load or bring 1. ue Purina Concen grain and first-cla- a FEED f.ilLL QUFF'S 1401 N. 2nd 9 ' fast fk ovtr-thlnne- d -i- At Provo m of let us show you the job we do. Opens' Terminal rtduceJ, Come see our equipment, lnLasr2VeelcsofMarch - IN MAGAZINE fs grtmtly farm-prove- Food Prices Rise Slightly one-ha- lf fttJing cost In all your ration, we can trates, and mix them accord ing to Approved Purina formula. Thtee are d for getting best poaeibl results from your grain. '. tN are tquipptd and mpproctJ a a Purina Cuatom Mixing Elation. We jrrLnd youi. groin and mix it into balanced ration that do a much better feeding job for your chicken, turkey, cow, hoys or tear. Your grain goe much farther, and red-face- d iVOOLEN MILL5 it into Purina Approved Rations Lv( kVwi i2 I'1" . "X o'M ppftMn FfTfl "" .TTTT A ;X Shows Gain I - ' J Employment ; ii ui I r- f E n nnnnn mtsm buLj'siiJ ULtj l'r d mnQnQnnirnF1 y ureULIulliJlE one-ha- lf OLEAIZ FQItnOLZ-I- Food YOU 2ANT MEAT A. Z I J o rlgldolr J . . . without htot ar manual control. automatic "jjg-I- A (if gets rid of frost befora . It collects jl GENERAL De- lt frosting In the refrigerotor I I Cyclo-mat- All in Onol Frcezer-Elefrissrct- or 1 It' reoly true food fretxer Here's :MMJJ2l ii a ii with Its own refrigerating system store-fres- h I frozen foods stay and hard-fr- e , ie- n- never go f mushy wtten refrlgarator Is 3 We guarontss your i IM complste tion satisfac- because Bright, shining shelves that ntvtr rust or so g Is can we onolher ftaturt you'll lika. Shelf And the comes out oil the way . . i have factory trained u service rr.sn and we puts foods right at your finger tipsl stock parts for our products. Ma &3t''MnE:ie'BflnIieo;Ito: 4 Consider the respect In which the name Pontlac is held -c- onsider that it's priced right next to ths lowest and you'll quickly see that here's the greatest car rahie of all. That's because Pontlac has always been deliberately engineered to provide features of the costliest cars af a price arty new car buyer can afford. V.' k You see proof of this In Pontlac's distinctive and its power Its wheelbase, etyllng, lonj ' economy. its Come In and let us show you iy so low a price on so fcreat a car represents a truly remarkable value. , Dual-Strea- easy-to-hand- le lorig-lasti- nj ..." Ui 470 West tcitm 1st No. AZ3 PLUS All Jisso Ofh'er VAlVll Wheelkate lewep Trele U Reverb lerlei eeee Bealea hy FUhea Beeetlfal, Reeaay, Ceaerel Melere Leweet trle Klght Fewerfel Eeglae EetauVSIaljetl Keeeeaty, Leag Life aetl Riga Reniale Valae Exeeeileaal SteerUg mm FarklBg Kate tut. Gptitl m Leng Exelethre ISl-lee- h sfael-Rse- Lem-rie- aa j tt W Prove, Utah fv ,. v Fhon 666 t Freeztr Chast holds up t 44 lbs. frozen food Twe half shelves allow easy, convenient storage rrengtment n- r- Meter-Mit- er wHh Quickube Ice Trays . Protection Plan , EuiI, uni bKk,d fcy pr8U- - ColaMWall Cooling in :": Kefrlgerator OUH EASY URMS AND UZIZAL COWI IN NOW I ASK ABOUT UTAH llfetlma Porcelain Interior mechanism Bin-si- ze i t Fno frlgldalro features! Door Shelves, too Hydralor of Life Porcelain time , TRACl-l- N ALLOVANCISI MPUAEQT. CO. 32 East 1st North 250 West Center Provo, Utah Provo, Utah " 143 |