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Show 7T SI n ""uJ- 'Copyright 1S80" - TIZZY S?' 1900 DAILY HERALD ' 5A By KATE OSlUiri Z7 12 'I J? nr.- .. , I i(sJ I N Tfrrs h of rwo fcb Jrte first eeks featuring r own too quality tGA Brands, Yoti'M fmd a complete selection in every department to choose from. A V 1960 by WE. Inc. T.M. selection that will mean added savings to you. Come Shop the IGA way, )ncy Solid 54 size ckinBrino p.t Ch. men of steel her pretty face and figure 'You fell for today J X and also her Traditional Sharp Pickup In Steel Production Falls Short Stores. ' J. By .HENRY BECHTOLD UPI Financial Editor t Is NEW only a are no ditional rJj To) in wT7 Ml p)ro-ducti- on the salvation of profit margins In the face of steadily rising wage costs has been j seriously impaired both by present excess capacity and by the long term threat of accelerated substitution of competing materials for steel if large further price boosts are placedi in effect. The survey said the ground lost by the steel industry this year cannot be' explained away by a general business recession, as ia 1958, or a general strike, a in 1959. Moreover, the value line survey pointed out that the trend of steel production has been irregularly sidewise over the past decade. Steel output in 1956-6- 0 will amount to about the same as the fivs ranking Behind 1953, and year period 1951-5Y This contrasts with an iacreast There should be some increased of some 12 per cent in durable ordering in the next few weeks goods production between the 4wo but: it will be mainly from the periods, and 16 per cent in - total automotive industry. Other steel industrial output. t consumers, .including the railroads and the appliance makers, are conspicious - by 'their absence . from the market. The auto industry has been buy ing steel much later in the year than usual and in smaller lots, and the extent of future buvine depends heavily upon the October and November assembly sched ules. t Auto Production Down octoDer was to nave been A WASHINGTON (UPI) banner production month in the The auto industry, according to ear Federal Power Commission hand lier forecasts, but a huge carry- ed down today a rulover pf 1960 model cars in deal- ing that would speed up the seters' hands has forced manufac- ting of natural gas prices "for turers to. revise production sched- nearly 4,000 independent proules downward. ducers by use of a scale of rates Sales of the 1961 models are ex based on geographic areas. The impact on consumer prices pected to reach six million units, or 35 with per cent of the volume in producer rates could not be compact lines which require much predicted immediately. But the ruling rejected the traless steel than standard models. It is estimated that steel mills ditional public utility approach for will probably ship about 800,000 independent producers. This was fewer tons of steel to auto plants based on cost of service and raV next year because of the increas- of return. An independent producer is one ing demand for compacts. The steel industry also is ex- which sells gas in interstate compected to lose some ground to the merce but is not affiliated with a aluminum industry in 1961. Indi- pipeline company. The FPC ruling asserted that cations are that 750,000 of the auto industry's 1961 models will the basic purpose of its area have aluminum engines, which price plan was "to set prices will result in the usage of 30,000 adequate to maintain the gas suptons of the light-weigplies needed by the nation's con metal. And, as if the steel men did sumers, but at prices no Mzher not have enough to worry about, than necessary to accomplish that ' the value line investment survey purpose. i , was It also aimed at dasDosinff has informed them that their in dustry Is retrogressive. The rate of a tremendous backlog f pdH- of growth in steel use, it said cations for rate increases which has not kept pace for many years has piled up in recent years. with the in durable goods production. INCREASE APPROVED Other 111 Omens SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) In the past four years, it stated, Union Pacific and Denver & Rio large additions to steelmaking fa Grande Western Railroads got cilities have created a serious problem which will approval from the Utah Public persist through the early sixties. Service Commission Tuesday to The survey declared, that the increase, their intrastate passenability to raise prices heretofore ger fares by five per cent. Similar increases on interstate fares already had been ' allowed Km 31b. can (UPI October js YORK few days taway and there signs to indicate the trasharp pickup in steel for that month. New orders are falling far short of expectations and steel ingot output now is expected to run at the slow summer pace for the next few weeks. Production is slated at 1,545,000 tons, or 54.2 per cent of .mill capacity, slightly below last week's output of 1,547,-00- 0 tons. There is very little hope that for the full year ingot pourings will top 105 million tons making this the fifth best tonnage year, '4 M -- darling little, mind!" Juab and Utah County I r -- Economic Survey : cans in .f. ' of 12 1955-56-5- 7. 5. 73 pSEDVES Inatcmt Fluffy mi Ill - I 1 OK I ll SIZE Inn -- y 7 IVORY 1 IANT SIZE CASE of 24 for $J for New Ruling On Prices For $ip69 Cleans Everything Reg. Sizb 2faI33 Larg m. ZEST 3,3I 0 Natural Gas 2,41 Bath far-reachi- ng IVORY FLAKES 82 Giant 9 CAI'IAY LAVA each ee of 2 M Z. ! REG. 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