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Show WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1962 Utah Counsty, Utah DAILY HERALD 18 . ilSupermqrlcet! Business "t Be Going Hollywood J May ; ir Agriculture Symbol Of communist w odd Failure f 1 1 1 ..... By LEROY POPE United Press International NEW; YORK (UPI) The super market business appears to be going! Hollywood, Lester L.i Wolff, the j industry's chief drumbeater, admitted today. Wolff, whose advertising agen Inc., handles 18 cy, large supermarket chain accounts, said things have come to such a pass that a supermarket cover ing! half a square block, may be merely colossal and nearly obso- lete i v above communal partnership in a By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign News Analyst tractor. . If any one department were to Hungary, once a food exporting be selected as a symbol of! Com- nation, is in as bad agricul munist failure, then agriculture tural shape asjust East Germany. would have to be a foremost canRed China Affected 4 -- 'It V ' ; didate. " . Agriculture, shortcomings in the Soviet Union: have preoccupied Nikita .Khrushchev since last No; vember. In the Soviet Union,- private enterprise among the peasants, continues to confound the ecomonic planners by producing the bulk of Soviet eggsj milk, poultry and a large proportion of its meat sup- - "I.,' : .!' In 1958, as part of the "great eap forward," Bed China began amming 500 million people into 0,000 giant communes. Private enterprise, as well as family life, was to disappear in an overnight unge toward the perfect Commit nist state. Even as dedicated a Commu nist ,as Khrushchev ridiculed the !' idea, and4 thus perhaps for the .Ply-- ' irst time disclosed the now wide Gercollectivized East Totally advertised rift with Red Chi once of the larder the y many, whole of Germany, cannot pro- nese Leader Mao duce enough to f feed itself. PoBut even the determined Chi land's farmers, enjoying mere lat- nese have been forced r to make itude than most' within the Com accomodations. munist empire, have demonstrat The communes have " not been ed - indisputably , that I they value abandoned, 'nor are they likely to ' ' private ownership of a horse be during the lifetime of Mao. But ' the old backward steel 'J furnaces and other home Indus tries which were to provide the communes with much of their own equipment, long since have disap .... , , peared. ' r. r ' v "The bitter truth is that a supermarket that costs $1 million to Tse-tun- g. " f , ; ; Mrs. Kenn edy Ta Rejoin Sick Husband BOSTON; (UPD Mrs. Joseph P. , Kennedy, who underwent surgery - for' a pelvic hernia, probably will rejoin her jailing husband in Palm Beach, Fla. late next week. The President's mother was ex- pected to; spend eight cr nine more days at St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital recuperating from her hour-lon- g , ; , operation Tuesday whch'was described ;as "very successful." ? Dr. Royj J. Herrernan, a gyne cologist who has been a Kennedy family doctor for many years, said he expected, Mrs. Kennedy! to fly back to Palm Beach when she was able to leave the hospital The grandmother had suffered from the hernia condition since last, fall, but delayed surgery because of the .more rious illness of her husband. The former ambassador was. partially paralyzedj last December, j by a i speak. He has been reported im proving in recent weeks. j -- Heffernan, who performed the surgery, appeared quite pleased v with the P results. He said Mrs. jvenneay was in no danger ana there was nx sign of malignancy The doctor telephoned the. Pres ident in Washington immediately after the; operation. Clyde Offers Low Bid On j ' i v ; -- , ' FacUHies Closed More recently, many communa dining halls, nurseries and other acUities ; have been closed or used only part of the time.. A Swiss professor who visited Red China in 1961, wrote: "The party's instructions. . .en courage rural fairs where the peasants sell the product, of their individual work vegetables, fruits, poultry, eggs, sometimes a pig, more rarely a cow." Not for the world would the communists consider this a con cession to capitalism.. Instead it is an "adjustment" to bring "into still fuller play the enthusiasm of the commune members in production" and "mobilize the, whole party and the whole nation to sup! port, agriculture." No Clues In Search For Two Idahoans TWIN FALLS, Idaho (UPI) The two-da- y long air search for a missing Jerome couple has turn ed tip no clues, State Aeronaut ics Director Chet Moulton said toi day. Moulton said Tuesday the near est he has come to the missing yellow and white Cessna was three confirmed reports from ranc ers in the Ely, Nev., area that indicated a plane fitting that description passed them Sunday. Missing are Rex Wirthlin, 42, and his wife, Louise, 40. Wirth lin is a Jerome car dealer. The couple disappeared during a flight Sunday from Twin Falls to Las. Vegas, Nev, A search was launched after the couple failed to report over Salt Lake City, L 40-5- 0. carrier USS Ticonderoga, ing out of San- Diego, Calif New Ambassador A To United States - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The State Highway Department WASHINGTON (UPI) Russia's on two proj new opened bids Tuesday to the United ambassador ects. ' States, Anatoly F. Dobrynin, is The first was for . constructing due to arrive here Thursday to about 1.5 miles of U.S. highway take up his post. .160 in Grand County and a three Dobrynin, recently head of the span railroad overpass. Apparen American section of the Soviet low bidder was WAV. Clyde & Foreign Ministry, was scheduled Co., Springville, Utah, with a fig to arrive in New York tonight by lure of $137,638 as compared with plane from Moscow, via Paris. state estimate of $129,045. The Kremlin announced his ap , The second project was; for sur pointment last December to re Mikhail A. facing 3,5 miles of State Road 262 place Ambassador in San Juan County from; the San Menshikov, who represented Rus Juan River bridge to Montezuma sia here since 1958. . Creek. Apparent low bidder was Nielson's Inc., Dolores, Colo., with Computations estimate , odds a figure of $225,506 as' compared against making a hole-in-oin with a state estimate of $227,668 golf at 14,937 to 1. - Install Beautiful NEW BATHROOM FIXTURES , IN YOUR NEW OR PRESENT HOME Eifniffig Low Monthly Payments CRAGHEAD 56 NO. 2nd WEST FR PROVO 03 ne i straight bourbon whiskey 86 proof ipMte . p-- one-servi- ' Gf the old taylor oistiliery company, frankfort & 7 iouisville, Kentucky i q-- Chemicals Hold thanj 3. - NEW YORK (UPI)r-Chemicheld the trading spotlight! in a firm stock market today. Du Pont tacked on more than 3, followed by Union Carbide and Virginia-Carolinup about 1. Steels and autos firmed while oils were narrowly mixed, the last featuring a drop of more than als . . a, l""in Amerada.', ..,.. " '' 'i ; j ' " "" ;f- s i' - HiT T5) i '"N V the roof. 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Every Rambler is quality-buil- t What's different about Rambler's 4-do- or 2-do- or lowest-- prices? i with traditional Rambler excellence " enjoys high resale value. i . It gives you top performance WITH top What's different about Rambler's economy. In the 1962 NSCAR-certifie- d Performance land Economy Rambler Trials, the snappy 125-HAmerican "400" got the best' mileage of any car 4, 6 or 8, while the 270-HPure Oil P P RamblerAmbassadorV-8,400"go- t .power story? i '"'ss'- 'A mileage of any V-- V " -- , 8. top (Both with overdrive.) --- r J f.lORRIS f.lOTORS I jTonight try an Old Taylor V, 86 bourbon sour on the "rocks" AXJI ng them." profit." - MM . Kentucky MM ve Trading Spotlight operat- j i Waimft heat-and-ser- i -- V TOOELE (UPD A Grantsville j man burned to death early Tuesday when three units of the Lake Point B arid B Motel Dee Cooper Serves three miles east of Handy Cor ners on U.S. With Aircraft Carrier Don Ei Cowley, a part-tim- e bar tender at the lounge adjoining the Dee L. SAN DIEGO, Calif. of was the motel, only occupant Cooper, airman, USN, son of Mr. unit when flames and Mrs. Claude D. Cooper of the eight-cabi- n broke out. Pleasant Grove, has reported for Russia Sending foods sell convenience more than price, ' Wolff said. j ; "There's : no glossing over the fact," he said, "that cereal costs 70 per cent more in the little boxes than in the big family-sized boxes, but people like the little boxes and will pay for open can become obsolete in sev en years, Wolf said. Moreover the huge emporium carrying 10,000 or more items, ranging from steaks and eggs to girdles, tractors, and perfumes no longer appeals to people on cost alone. J ;j; To provide the convenience of one - r stop shopping the modern family demands, the supermarket has had to lift its overhead margin! sharply, j'Back in 1930 when Michael King Cullen opened the first King KuV len store in Jamaica, N. Y.,v believed to have been the first true supermarket,' he figured 10 to 12 cents on the sales dollar would cover all expenses and profit cents of each sales It takes-1to run today's supermarket, dollar; Wolff said. j "But that's a lot . Utah. A total of 32 planes from the Twin Falls area scoured the snow- covered mountains along the south ern Idaho border Tuesday m an attempt to find the plane. ; or ready-to-serv- e Foods, drugs, aircraft, saving and loan holding companies, and tobaccos were higher. Electronics .' ....... were mixed. J;. Gains of a point or more showed Life Saver, Finanin Beech-Nu- t cial Federation, Foxboro, Corning Glass, National Biscuit,, Zenith, Xerox, International Salt,: North Aviatton, Johnson & American cheaper than many small grocer cents 30 from iesi who need 26 to Johnson, Philip Morris, and Otis and Elevator. Polaroid added xnor each dollar to cover expenses o.) duty aboard the attack aircraft Roqd Project - (D-M- . Grantsville Man Burns To Death ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS James Symington, director of the Food for Peace plays his guitar and sings a Program, and eon of Sen. Stuart Symington, musical birthday salute to the Alliance for Progress as President Kennedy beams liis approval, Tuesday. The President pledged intensified U.S. aid and called 'on Latin Americans o wealth and ypower to bear their share of the burden. Latin American diplomats in background are; unidentified. 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