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Show ',. -- NEWS AND TELEGRAM, DESERET L'uEDE'7 - Sat1t tale thy, Saturday, rebtvarY 22 , 1953 BUSINESS' NEVS SE7 w.i ri,g4.t:Itivz4 e I i I I P?-- I Vandals Destroy Living Coil III! 'f I Pole, Cancel Precliclzd Flag Ceremonies, 4 -- Ado , Expacbt ' Iii!.....11.0.iir..-..-.''::.::"'.- Ibi.-'016n-Fqnd- There was no American flag atop Ensign Peak Saturday as Utah observed the birthday anniversary of George Washington. Traditionally, a flag- is raised on the peak for holi' day celebrations, but vandal; who apparently forgot some of the principles by which Washington- lived, changed the procedure Friday. When members of the Utah National Guard hiked to the peak ,Friday afternoon to s News Washintion Down ramie Action is WASHINGTON expected next week Int the House of Representatives on an appropriation committee sug- flagpole destroyed by 'De Pour Gala' Provides New Artistry - mmmmm By CONRAD RAIARRISON Leonard De Paur, a visitor In our city with his fine male chorus on several occasions in the past, brought a new form of touring artistry to Salt Lake city Friday night. MMMMMM MMMMM Reclamation , Commissioner W. C. Dexheirner said Saturday that neither of the big dam projects "has any priority over other projects.' We probably could not arbitrarily shut down another proj,-ect," he said. "But we might possibly be able to transfer cash from construction where contracts have not yet been of Utah's fourway OFF TO NCAA MEETUniversity awarded. There are a few projski specialist and captain of the Redskin slat squad,' ects which could be postponed Ramon Johnson. will be the lone Ute representative too much harm." without at NIL In the NCAA Ski Championships at Hanover, Meanwhile, Sen. Arthur V. ISA In the he'll month. of the end perform Sunday the Watkins had "nothing giant slalom championship at Alta. to report" On Friday afternoon's conference with Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton and White n House assistant Jerry Persons 711-ioto discuss requests- that western reclamation projects be I stepped up as a move to bolster nation's sagging economy. the Sen. Watkins, along - with other westernS leaders, is seekThis year he's shown especialSppoly TIcimon Johnson, four an end to the "no new, ski ace, will be ly well in the Alpine or down- ing way starts" policy of the administriithe lone University ot Utall hill and slalom events. A couple tion in regard to reclamation. competitor in the NCAA chaff', of weeks ago he won the down. vionships thls year. hill event of the Rocky MounRamon wfll kave shortly for tain Intercollegiate meet in Colo1953 et the 1Jnover,N.TL site rado. collegiate classic. Sunday, how. chances for placing well his on with band be ever, bell In nationals are goad. The the teammates at Alta to compete in runs from Feb. 27 Slalom 1:3A Ciant chompion the March I. through C B and ships open to Class A, Fealures ' li 1 LNING etDR0014 SEDIM)014 zirr a Ly.e , crxic:r Of Vice (lame IlloL eta I 1.0 I (Lb This week's home has many sc c ItITINE features, and is big enough for friendly gather. ings and planned lor family mmly comfort. or, Off the combined living room. -- , dining room area is the beauti. ,..l ful terrace. Sliding glass doors , 4 open up onto this' area for f summer entertaining, or just good family fun. , The Home Planning Guide, 1,640 SQUARE FEETThe kitchen In this house Is a featuring 50 home designs,. Is homemaker's dream come true. It has a available by sending 50 cents, work area, a waist high, built-ioven, eating space near plus a dims to cover postage, a large window and easy access to other rooms. to Home Book, Deseret News, PA. Box 1257, Salt Like City 10, Utah. If you wish today's , feature home plan, specify 1;00k that that you want the cey.--- tontains plan No The kitchen Is a homemaker' s 'dream come true. It has a U-- I , shaped work area a built-ioven, eating place near 'The best food values on the. Utah market, this past year the window and easy access to been the eggs, Poultry and turkeys produced by Utah farm have the family room, area side entrance and base. erg, reported Jess' W. Spafforde president of the Utah Poultry ment gain. and Farmers as he made the annual president's And there are three some 500 to Inembers of the coop Saturday. The event bedrooms1 each with a stall report ' annual Meet, was the thirty-fiftSaturday's "Utah Oil Report" shower. fine a full bath has other The Utah's .4- ing of largest farm predicts sharply increased aelocated is for unit and vanitory held Utah. at Hotel eartive, tivity in the near future in the convenient ' approach from all San Rafael Swell area. Mr. Spofford reported that feahome. areas the Other of Flank areas of the ,swell, in , abund "fryers and turkeys in particutures, such as Emery and Wayne Counties, ant closets and excellent traffic lar have been extremely low ., Utah homemakers which have undergone considercirculation. makes this home a priced, givingmeats at almost real luxury able geological and geophysical wise choice for the prospective diculous reconnaissance In recent years, homeowner. prices compared to , of inmeats." The rea- other now see the prices report, will says sons for the low prices, be point, ' creased drilling 'exploration. i ed out, were the flooding of the Pan Am er I ea n Petroleum local - market with mass pro- Corp. is drilling two deep tests duced chicken trucked in from northwest of the swell; Phillips 1 foieign states and the general Petroleum Corp. will make a naof turkeys number of tests on 11,000 acres In Townships 23 and 2GC In Mr. Spofford was one of the . DETROIT (UP)Ford Motor Emery County. t main speakers at the opening t Co. reduced its layoff orders at Also, Amerada has deep-tesSession of the annual Poultry , -plans for 2o,78a acres In See- the Ford Rouge plant Saturday and Farmers , cory i. and said only 6,000: employes tion 8, while Stancal will unitize Merrill Warnick, the Iron Wash prospect for a will be laid off next week vention. met president of the American I addition, instead of the 14,000 previously Mississippian test,. Dairy 'Association; Idled.. be slated to , com-oil all the major nearly son of the Utah State UniverSame General At the time, panics and principal independ-sity; Mrs. Edna 9hlwiler, presiwork will Motors at lour days ents are represented in the lease dent of the Wpinen's Auxiliary some next week, plants ,five blocks surrounding the San JESSE W. SPAPTOED of the UPFgrand J. Percy GodChevrolet others, with at days Rafael Swell. made poultry top foods also auciltbr, dard, most reports. likely to run NEW LOCATIONS, U'rAll: facilities the gave a reportt on The Mils,thhviler live days. San Juan County, Texas Co.. bile Pontiac assembly points, the,extensive "youth program" feed industry No. 23 Navajo "C," Aneth Field, first to be hit in General sponsored by the women's aux. opments in the usually of t location for "Some top extensive lievelop, Motors! layoffs, had 750 laid off 'Mary and outlined plans - for were: Aneth test; Texas Co. No. 27 this week at Kansas City even a bigger program in WA ments in the manufacture of "lid Navajo '1C.". Aneth Field, loca- Another 300 out at SouOgate, She also pointed out the import- higher energy feed and the trend tion for 5,550-foant part the women play in the toward' more bulk deliveries!' top of Aneth Calif test; Texas Co. No. 9 Navajo ' Chrysler, which ,had 9,100 program for "Better Egg lie pointed out thatcornpett, F'," Aneth Field, location for People out again Fliday because Care." Merrill Rushforth, branch su- tion made it essential to produce 3,5691oot top of Aneth test; of Detroit area,Xvork standards Texas Co. No.10 Navajo "F,' disputes, anneunced it will lay pervisor for Utah Poultry meat chickens for less money Aneth Field, location for 5,590- off 2,000 rrkers at the De Soto opened the afternoon session by which called for the "higher foot tep.Of ,4kneth test. , plant bere next week.. reporting that the main devel energy feeds CL 1 "years-ahead- , - " 1401113-V-c EDROOM 1 : - , , affair Young Johnson has already earved a few niches among the best in the college tanlii lot his performances Outing the 'past two Last, year he lard for third In the NCAA jumping champion . bhips at Snow Basin agalnst the top teanis in the nation., Nor C rr3 tin,r Louie 110, Ft.. THIRD DISTRICT...AA 401. Meriting 53 DonnelloCall 61, Melba- 49 Kuno 52, klomedNie 41 Parma ;a. INew Plymouth 26 FOURTH DISTRICTAAA 'Twin Falls 55, Oak le, 42 51tolco 59, Burley 54 er 37, Buhl 35 Gooding 51. Jerome 40 FOURTH DISTRICT.AA Wendell 77, KimberlY 47 Glenna Ferry GU, Valley 47 - Wallt Fr.,,,n n;,1,01 - OVTIS 59 3i4rs, 19. Washington (15, ingin Lte 73 4t IN; Anc,.1,1 Au, 'Pi. hoberts 50 81 A:16A.i,,,, Ciure 10 , DisrEvTA JePerson Leore as s !sz ,littcd Pr 1,i"SKInte, C;eky A, ( ikb 41 Li St0E.Ped slUe 1131. : - 7 7 L1 PAYSONPowerladen Provo 11',gt, pinned down the Region Five NvrPstling crown Saturday , with a display cf strergth that Law the 13u lido23 sowing in every vChght Excopt the class. 173-11)- Pr o v cans szint runner-u- Orenfs SMITS found Cirtht7d.place with :,,S; Pay, or v 1 11 1 V I Vi'orney's eznie L, .J OP.-in- - Ccach.frarA liars And Sen;,3 , ko PWn,e--- with against l 1I4I'r., 'mP44 r ;El !I I k. 113S CO 11:: Ex - so why not of your opportunity? d Let rne show how some ambitious and talented women are plotting ur tur Or cm, two tz,r Carbon certain industries seized opportunity and made to put her out of a job. As Einti one for Payson. of it' most the Tile summary: the labor saving conveniences widow One with children Provot dee, Row loy snit).Niptn pour out of our factories, she a book store. She gat (()i, ); r,,,t3Jiii (Payson) dec. Davi& eponed (1,,,ot ,:v4;,, to be quite an authority on )o.i (Prove) dee. Vtake begins to feel like she is be( (); (rA Th,os (koartish Fork) Pinned Ing sacriaed for the sake of good books tuul eventually became an author herself. Not r Ye rtarmi dee, Durkpreress. ett Provo 1; Austin (Olern) ate. topen This is particularly true as only that, but she loved her tCr 12,1 lb (Cori,onw do. tr3rthe children begin to grow up work: so there was no drudgwood 4Pro,,,p; orottylOel and demand less of her time FCC ery involved. , flucti..s ) 000, rad and energy. Things tend to Another lady started Makr (r,1 ynno ct.e, Stwo,.01 Fr, tP 1 au!cdr F,wc Dail, to get a bit Lindy and the lar2y small specialty items for ing mwond Mirt, women's wear. She made rk (Ore' r nn IT1,1v, of the !loose starts looking IF r tnizt, 0) around for activities to cc . fancy garters, among other S, Pinittd Falk). Ildort cupy her mind. things. She now has a thrivt',0, tO F',1..01 At this point we should go ing business and has a hard Mecham (Ore.m sack anl study the purpose of time tiiing her orders around 1,46 PrilVn) P;nrtel C3t, the country. all this imlustrialization. Why er i;ipri4-.SPalt !, ,: rbori'. One devices we all with time these married Inalie "do lady n Prove lb. r,L doe, " ,Y ciee on her hands went into a for easy living? The only just;Ieation for 14C. r T'llYSon lb catering service. She serves IL:ordeallfl gadgts is to allow ,us, more. for large parties and is much n, in demand I started because det, CL.,owol La tor free tir,e, to indulge 01:r creacutof s6tne financial reverses or tive ollr urges rowt on r 1, rs:o one claims CJ) non suffered ral ty her husband. but pursuits. dPr c ,, t, even when things Improved rnen tave a nInn:, ,ly en p;n1 t: hr.A!,oe., oer Nvith hIrn, she kept her bust. blain talent Cr i U.'', rct4i Latc. tt'xix k 37, and DIL E57 , P , tv.dy in D A: scored 112 in the roglonAl toints elaf,h Nvhich mound up Friday, The - Nas.- b. . " - 1STAL By CIIAELLS Counselor Financial Family 1lany a housewife suspects T. A ' ' r!, Ld !,, co-op- 's - 0, IALlIfld Sou:,,.rn Caeson 56, Nosthwest ...tt,rnia 15,1,40,o 82 Uwe b3 P.,:r r - 32 f4 1,6;,-r- take-advanta- ge ire , !op ' :UY A F0,70 . -- v. -- ; ir,P--n- 04, :1 .;-- I et if ness going. It nowoecupies Row to Budget, it) Me Desmost of her time and Intereret News, P.O. Box 12:i7, ests. She has the 'full apSalt Latie City. (Released hie The Resister mai husband of and her proval IOU.) he helps her at times. who likes chit. I'llit''''' ..' A woman and dren opened .a now has a waiting list. So li many working ,mothers want to send their young children to her, she has to limit , the enrollment.' Needless to say, she enjoys her work. A young Married girl tied' down at home with the chil- -' dren started amounting:, service hi her home for shun, businesses. Many a small busi, !less can't afford to hire a -- - e , on reusaión one 0' v1 it is no wonder and - The Bureau of Labor Statistics is now figuring the index for - consumer prices 'Miss rortel In the first month of 1958. It will release the index either'. at the end of this week or the start of next. Although the totals aren't yet ,1 that the completed,Tracertain Index will show ;what I've writ. ten above. If you have been ex. pecting the recession to ease the g squeeze, you're in for a blow. If you have been looking for a "normal.' sequence declining prices in a phase of declining , businessyou're in for a shock. Your cost of living Is not going down. ' 4110 Decline cost-of-livin- What's more, there is only the hope that in the months aheal your cost of ing will go down. This is the straight story: Although we are well into a period of business downturn, prices of the vast majority at products and services are stick. ing or are continuing to rise. Unless - we collapse into a chaotic depression, the official price index will be higher at the end of 1958 than at the start and I can't see even a possibility slimmest - - - - of severe depression. The value of the dollar is sti v. side, the other. strings McHenry oatwright a mag . nificent baritOhe, big in stature and resonant in 4.ice, and Inez Matthews, a younessoprano of great potential, head, he cast. ate Both are thoroughly a and expressive singers. Sup 11- ing leads of note included Be. niece Hall, soprano, and Mel Stewart, tenor. the Most engaging work in the abridged version of " of Alan Stars," an adapta Coun Paton's "Cry, try," with TnitSic by the late Kurt Weill4nd lyrics by Max well Anarson. Their's is a re- effort in American mrie work - We are now business Inflation livingyfique oty and - z price . . the cost of liv. going up in the face siness slump, price cutting of many products, important Here are two'big reasons why: (1) Tk: cost of food is on the way gainand food takes 30 cents olevery dollar you Why? ing Ina bye spend to - The farmer is - getting the e ,extra benefit of the rise. is dis . chunk of your food do pre. appearing into the costs paring, transporting, distri ,t. ing the food to us. These"mi dleman" costs are climbing and are hiking the price tags on the foods we buy at the store. , (2) The prices of the services we must have and want are. climbing powerfully and per sistentlyand se r vice a take has been chosen for the the American opera festival at the New York City Opera. Carl Oaf's spectacular work for clturus and soloists. the "Carmine Burana," was next in line. While it was loaded with startling effects, it was also long and ran the first half of the program t6 an hour and 20 about you .-minutes. 40 cents of every dollar - end.- V!s..test,010..q.cglip.....:Ag.r0.0.: ' 0.1jr-Rp-t-obidt- Caluncil.:-:-::-.- li- An example of this is the new National Observatory which is to be built in Arizona. It will be Representatives of 18 western operated by a group iSt iasterri universities and several govern- and midwestern universities. ment research units- agreed in But the University. of Arizona principle Friday for establis- will have to part in its opera.- - - -- By VAUD JONES Deseret News Staff Writer Science Council. re-dra- ft 1 , Members attending the uni versity meetings feel that west. - will be made But a on organizational plans before the program is formally tic. tepted. This is expected to be done within the next month. Purpose of a three day meet of the groups at the University of Utah campus has been to lay groundwork for an organization aimed at pooling facilities for use in basic research. Establishment of such a coun . cacould- - result- - also:izi larger grants from governmental units for research at member univer. shies. At present, many western schools are, not even getting projects in their "own back yards." ern universities have--th- e apaw-batty of doing comparable re. search work but feel they must pool resources, talent and scien. ttfic know-hoto be recognized. 25 0 UtlITS I&u REMISFEEnE - II, I', I $4 Phono I'L' 27 Is boy lid. Itssidonts et Ots State ft. MERCEDESBENZ '4I bookkeeper. so they let her handle the books at home on a part time basis. refithA 'for the pamphlet, on Saturday, February 22 through Tuesday, February 25 , , i If you're having trouble :budgeting that take borne pay, a pamphlet, written by Mr. Neal. is yours for the askirig at the Deseret News. 'Simply send a stammd, self- : aldre,,,A envelope with the 00 sl, 190 st, 220s, 190, 180 Diesel 1,4 IuiTay 111G Inc. South State, OpeL Sunday 'fa 6 roan. .. 1 MMO -, Per unit 25 tM It gives us great pleasure to invite the most discriminating automobile buyers to a Salon showing of the world's finest automobile. Please be our guest for a test drive of the -- LIFE VISUZAfiCE STOCK , pre-scho- - - hmentof a Western Regional ton. , T, Call , t Buick-Oldsm- , are .e GOTIFT.NPUTG,. SW c .fyys,r ' . 413 flaft and, 1 5,650-foo- 44 bl, Det;to 36. fLuserman 34 .104110,COLLEGC DAIRETIAIL C CubA 141100t 33. NiavlatAgh (OPLY sarntli aCt,edüiEd) A,, 311 Cout,,.11 - . - Lewl.,ors 511,1vale ftslo 4 4, Rilcr,ef,tpt 2 it , ,.. - GA311111 olio LEAGLZ A'4V RICAN 21OCKEY rrnw,lence I, yalley Coeut D'Alene 61, Smr,doolot 54 1.eitosis Pl. k,flnr$ erry 54 Gra,,geV1110 at, 44,,f'no L WA t,erillvs 32 43 LI , in, Januaryde. spite the deep-- . A- ' OTHER A , 47, West . ,, n , 51218 'Parks, '''' Industry. Layoffs Drop - ktedlxon 67. 1,(1,110 Fault 42 SIXTH DISTRICT...AA PIO 61, Teton 36 2lite of Atr3) 41, Challis 31 39 ar City 41, :North Ireneat ming 40 14. 51110,m liP.vorning '9 Car. (chamulonshin) DISTRICTASA yhoree $I, Ekby 43SisIMOTI 35 Fre.ner)t 47; 54 5t 6, t nrnt 73, relwn t 4 Val 73, CsAu,tibia A - , 53, Genesee 52 Trap ILAST Fl, 1.rtmoiath re,00,1;tht 11.,tvood ?MR good-size- , A Snake raver 61. Marsh Jballiad 38, Preston 24 g.nee sulledultei) ,t I A.a i et ..al lOrkLe g . rtRsT sthdrum 49, Kootenai 41, Stunt Lake 51 Worley' ,60 DISTR1CT-..AA- living-dinin- , Fruitland VIM 1 built-We- 41, Vounlain HOMO 42 rammed b2, blettchan 28 110011Y1 , n 1 F:e NATIONAL BAsKETIFIALL ASSN.' ' PptrMt 11. irlfwit,nett 101 1Thiledelptue 111, iN;ew York; 111 (over. iTériTiécl:,00st.,57Opyk:. waist-high- a THIRD DISTRICTAAA CAldwell 53, Poise 51 J. Weiser 34 nesulti t ft Friaa3"s Sports Eggs, Poultry,illur co-o- p- Results ki n h eCO:IES i rt Cr'""OAnD 4t., 4 rn:P IDA110 C -- Increased Oil Activity Seen In San Rafael His "De Paurtale presented versions of contempo. rary works of various nature to a large crowd of Granite Arts Assn. subscribers at Gran. ite High School auditorium Satlirdaynight at 8:15 p.m., the program will be repeated" for the University Lecture and Art. ists Series at Kingsbury Hall. Program content for the Friday concert was of considerable interest, but for the moment we would forget that and concern ourselves with personnel of the company. De Paur has collected tt group of superb voices for both the solo and choir work. They are supported by a 20- piece orchestra, which appears on the stage and is split up on each aide of the choirbrass concert (R-Uta- ogill,--;13t- 3 -- ter." Interior officials ' are still hopeful that at least part of the PLANNED FOR COMFORTThis week's home is a beauty on the outside, as well as a money can come from Conplace for comfortable family living. Note the massiveness of the house brought out gress, despite the committee through the design and the use of flagstone planters with brick exterior. action. But they are adopting an , "optimistic" attitude about the Elogneassoingo I , nasseatintatia. f possibility of scraping up the 17 Elfirminnwe, S entire $20 million on their own, Tears-Ak- a case. a just in Johncon "'Awaits Vszi lourritirermt By SYLVIA FORTES In a couple of days, the fol. lowing is what you'll read in-headlines from coast to coast: "The cost ' of s, living remained at' the highest ) peak in bistory ; recesMel ening ",Joistthe Pz.,;they blind vandals. geAtton Itaam1IllonlatMen Canyon and Trinity darn projects be found "under the Interior Department's desk blo - Despile ' - - |