Show " V" v OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MAY 23 1961 SUNDAY MORNING By Cliff Thompson (AP) — Inflation has as many lives as a cat And although it was officially! buried some time back this peren-ia- l threat to the purchasing power of your dollar is once more in the news Item The deficit in the federal! budget for the fiscal year start ing five weeks from now may go to $5 billion instead of $4 billion as formerly predicted Treasury ficits are the traditional breeding de-Jo- J1 Baker Union Pacific general traffic agent in Ogden since 1938 will retire next Thursday ending a 45- - rtem ‘stSrixtSiSefe ' V ' f' 1 4 v- - A ' hn k warn-yea- r ? S'k'-- V : - 1 V A V U - v y Another survey by the National Association of Home Builders shows contractors expect an increase of at least 5 per cent in private housing starts this year Railroads reported freight traffic increasing for the first time in more than a year Steel men gathered in New York City for the annual meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute were quite optimistic that production in the second half would exceed first-hal-f output AUTO GAINS The j automobile industry too was moving along at a good clip It turned out an estimated 126000 passenger cars during the week compared with 123582 the previous week Ford Motor Co said its employment has been restored to “virtually prerecession levels” About 15000 hourly workers have been recalled since last March bringing total employment to 162000 Living costs in April remained unchanged for the second straight month the government reported Another piece of good news for the consumer was that the wholesale price of food dropped for the sixth straight week Volume on the New York Stock Baker has been active in and transportation affairs coming to Ogden from Boise Item The fear of inflation isn’t! 0 without practical effects right now v Look at the stock market Prices have risen for a number of rea22 years ago ? Z v ' sons But one is a wide spread be-- 1 y' He is a national vice president lief that further inflation— that is a decline in the value of the dollar of the Quartermaster Association —is shaping up In such cases comof Utah the and past president mon stocks tend to rise in price chapter served three terms as dirlineman Earl Stacher climbs telephone pole to initiate along with everything else you may ector of the Ogden Chamber of want to or have to buy $163282 program that will replace some eight miles But a number of economists think Commerce and one term as presiof World War II vintage aerial communications cable the new talk of further inflation is dent of the Ogden Transportation at Utah General Depot The project awarded to a San overplayed They cite these reasons: Club He is a charter member of Francisco Calif firm is expected to he completed in KEEN COMPETITION The the Utah chapter National Defense lead cable is being replaced August 1 In many industries overcapa a new with cable A six-ma- n covered Association crew type plastic Transportation to and keen competi city produce to is at on work the project rehabilitate the UGD comMr Baker 13 a member of the tion will limit or bar price rises ' munications network Rotary Club Weber Club American They note these factors helped prevent any general steel price hike Legion Elks and is chairman of when wages went up late last year the board of the First Methodist whether the recently question They Church in Ogden increased steel demand is vigorous Mr Baker was born April 13 enough yet to support a price rise 2 Administration spokesmen in1896 in Weiser Idaho and educated sist the federal deficits are tempoin Boise He went to work for the rary that new spending plans will Union Pacific in Boise in 1916 foster an economic growth bringing He served as a sergeant in World DETROIT (AP) — Will new cars Henry Ford II has told his stockit with increased tax revenues War I cost Will next more fall? 3 Gold prices overseas have held present holders “your management believes Mr McIntyre started his Union NEW YORK (AP) — Industry in to close time some for after down come the it essential to told the line bn all car par during prices Pacific career as a stenographer fall’s last flurry and apparently summer? costs avoiding particularly any la- general and individual companies in the traffic department at Omaha overseas are taking steps to rein confidence the stability Neb in 1941 In 1947 he went to Not too many years ago it wasn’t bor cost increases that could force separately of assure dollar the has been restored the' public on two points Salt Lake City as freight agent to guess the answers to us to raise prices” difficult confidence in shaken have that and came to Ogden in 1950 as travelrecent New models months: in business ethics such reguquestions TOP BARGAINER ing freight and passenger agent 1 of Conflict where a interest He is a member of the Ogden larly were priced higher Current A top bargainer for another of official be may company putting models became a little cheaper at the major companies amplified this Transportation Club the Box Elder his own gain ahead of his comCommercial Club and Chamber of the retail level as the model year when he said: “The days are gone pany’s when you didn’t have to worry too Commerce and the Cache Chamber wore on 2 Antitrust conspiracies where of Commerce much about the total cost of the of competing comoanies executives of answers But the Lake-tow- n simple days of Mr Nebeker a native package in a contract You could to fix prices to get may together two For the his have career rail Utah started past disappeared always add it to your prices But the loss purchaser’s with the Ogden Union Railway & model years auto manufacturers no mere There are too many other rules of ethics are beGeneral NEW oilYORK 1942 with American He Co been (AP)— had in for the consumer to spend places Depot held have — one by businesssurprisingly prices formulated men are well aware that when the his money— swimming pools trips ing the UP since 1951 of Secretary men the at request Russian Bear goes on a raid he can to Europe stereo systems” Mr Hill bom in Eureka has been H Hodges Luther of Commerce It’s true they did a little juggling be bruising And today other Amer- Labor costs are one of the most with the UP since 1939 when he and business others groups on by ican businessmen are studying the such as making previously stand-late- vital but certainly not the sole became a ticket seller in the Salt InstiControllers own their The Soviet economic switch in Lake City Depot He came to Ogden or making factor in determining the price of a tute of America for example is optional equipment new car Costs of materials are exin 1952 as passenger representative HOMER O MCINTYRE standard so' that Premie? KtoiS'v °Ptional issuing a list of helpful hints on tf at the Union Station tremely important to keep out of conflict of inhow The automakers gambled succesMr Carrick started his UP career and residential construction because means what be says about making a buyer had to pay for the packtrouble terest more things than just heavy indus- - age But overall the price level for sful last year that steel prices as a messenger in his native Sal et the higher tax rate or Lake City coming to Ogden in 1953 try items he may want to buy 1961 remained right at 1959 figures would not go up appreciably despite ( Corporations are restating violaconsumer goods machinery such strike settlement Another drawing up policies against Current year models became less the steel as those make that textiles shoes is raise due steelworkers this fall tions of conflict of interest or of Bank Notes Growth summer because the in I and Steel and iron products make up antitrust laws and impressing these Businessmen are being asked to appliances or buy more raw expensive were dealers encouraged by factory more than 80 per cent of the ma- upon their executives and other The latest Commercial Security list all their job openings with jnaterials and employes to clean into fnnt consumer rebates up their stocks terials in an average car Bank statement of condition indi goods Security Service of-- 1 For othergo I At a number of annual meetings and increased dealer’s The Some American consumer rubber companies have margin cates the Ogden area economy is fices this attracspring company chiefs have more industries to could able make in a it he was mean the long still growing on a sound basis just agreed to new union contracts letter to business Curtis 11111 out of their way to reassure gone i tive in the with estimated increase of 14 cents proposition President Robert G Hemingway P Harding Utah employment sec- already ntw comPtitor that their managestockholders were crowded These scramble markworld an for rebate over hour two next the plans usually years reports the bank’s resources have urity administrator said this would climbed to $46881000 a gain of provide two important aids to the delayed until the peak of the suin More rubber is used by the auto ment was doing all possible to see that their company didn’t get inWhen the Soviet Union enters a mer But during the recession of industry than by any other almost $4 million during the past economy volved in furores like some other 1958 snow 12 months they showed up while the “Utah irh cppkpr! wnnld Kp pv world market for any reason— often WILL AFFECT PRICES And in suteequent companies During the same period total de posed to the maximum nrnnter 0f PoIiUcal- -it pbys rough Americas was still flying The auto negotiatons which will The Controllers Institute of Amersome rt have started factories when hardto comPete million mark years the fl?d $41 °f!en posits passed job opportunities” he said to stretch from late June contract takes the stand that the comica contests of sales kind considerably customary rules are scrapped an increase of about $3 Vz million ‘And the inh varanrie wnnid 1 bound are to controller or treasurer may Sept expiration summer whiff of before the pany first it More than $li million of this be analyzed by pndessionaUy traim affect car retail the the be prices during logical executives to police t0: to dedcos"f h?ve ed placement personnel who have y gain was in individual savings PRICE INCENTIVE? summer So it has drawn up matters such to $141 at their disposal the largest source posits which increased the dealer rarely has k£ a iLSSi small to cope with conon how early By only a July perreport million of skills found anywhere in the muck 1961 of the model will run centage of flict interest 5® it can forego a profit without disproblems JnoreA°J?ef state” ntlv remain to be built Dealer inventhe problem The So- stockholders— its says the report turbing Mr Harding said employers are i New Firm Opens for Last tories will example — be 5uramer? But May two the board of levels apparently high t arises at the onlv one not obligated to accept workers j one Detroiter if there only to saving be reported to roadblocks oii the appear and directors Third cutrate operating staff Hart’s Norge Laundry & Dry referred to them He emphazied that from labor peace and the possibility of a on a new car Wchlt cM either waiting to take it urges companies Steps Cleaning Village representing a only people with the skills and when strike the 1962 models due in Oc- are: Sef uati! ±?otZLces’ or $125000 investment has opened at training required by the job will 0ctoter after 1961 models had tober could be delayed Issue a clear statement of policy 369 Washington It is located in a be referred to prospective em (American private firms have much been introduced Thus dealers would attempt to Define possible areas of conflict in less to do that) leaway 50 by 60 foot’ cinderblock building ployers The price picture is further com- conserve their supply of cars until relation to individual jobs and will have three to four perman plicated this year by the nearness new ones were assured Naturally Establish uniform and logical proent employes of union contract negotiations in they wouldn’t turn down a chance cedures for Store Moves dealing with any conThe new business will have 16 Drug the auto industry Contracts expire to sell Neither would they be will- flicts of interest that the survey machines to the 1962 models at all to shave prices much Depot Drug has moved from 108 prior ing disclose that will dry clean a man’s suit 25th into newly remodeled quarters By On the other hand a lot of deal- may except Studebaker-Packar- d in 50 minutes at 280 25th Owner Vincent Tassone The companies are certain to take ers were stuck with a lot of cars Ogden native Earl W Worman a firm stand on costs when they last summer Some were still There also will be 10 washing said about $20000 was spent retry- Educator Quits Post been named comptroller of face the union negotiators” machines and nine dryers to peddle 1960 models as late modeling the new 1300 square foot has ing of the new firm are facility The store employes five Chevrolets’ engineering center at as December and January They SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Warren Mich He formerly was at Wayne and Warren Hart Ogden people certainly don’t want a repeat per- academic vice president of Westthe firms Norwood Ohio plant natives who had been in the grocBLUE FIVES formance minister College Dr M C A son of Mr and Mrs W O Worery business since 1938 If all threats of strikes should has resigned to take a simman of 1069 23rd he is a graduate vanish retail car prices could dip ilar post at Jamestown College RED of Ogden High School Weber i Bank Promotes Two Jamestown ND noticeably in September Del (UPI)—The I leSe and the University of Chicago - NEW YORK (AP) — Briefly He joined Chevrolet as an ac-- a The promotion of two Bank of Dupont Co says that old (saw about around the US business scene: human being containing only 93 counting clerk in 1936 at Janesville Ben Lomond officers was announced The Treasurer of the United ” investment stories 4th in a series of “true-lifSaturday by Earl A Randall bank cents worth of chemical components Wis Elizabeth Rudel Smith States true isn’t any more Now that wef president proposes different colors for the The college girl who V Ray Kennedy was named as- know about the energy value of Highways Lose denominations of curvarious chemicals sistant vice president and loan Dupont say those in an might have “retired” rency to make identification easNEW YORK (UPI)— Since 1957 officer and LeRoy R Critchfield average human body could produce ier before she graduated the first full year of the interstate was promoted to assistant cashier $85 billion worth of energy Seventeen per cent of the naI highway system the federal governMr Kennedy has been with the tion’s families earned beforement has collected $143 billion' In Susan Granger was just 22 about h bank ‘ of Ben Lomond since last tax incomes of $10000 or higher to graduate from college — and a special taxes on motor fuel tires September and previously was as- Changing Tastes Farmers received last year tubes new automobiles parts and favorite of her Grandfather who f sociated with the Bank of Utah in billion from marketings $97 MOUNT VERNON NY oils (UPI)— accessories and lubricating He is a member of the Five Points The had invested wisely in good income stocks just right the first four months of this country has largely shifted other items Of this total only $81 Businessmen’s Association and the from for his retirement years but offering little growth ' ‘ seven per cent from up to hot cold year breakfast cereals billion went for highway purposes Five Points Lions Club the some 1960 period “Susan dear” he said VI want you to have $8000 Re- according to the publication Oil Mr Critchfield moved to the Bank in the past 25 years Consumer edi-ioin n said its anniversary worth of my stocks as your graduation present But Facts of Ben Lomond from the Bank of ports The also found an were recommended by J A Hogle & Co for an magazine they Utah last March A native of Canin variation cost of the astonishing old retired man and may not be exactly right for a ada he also belongs to the Five cereals-fro- m 45 cents to $385 a Points Businessmen’s Association month for a young lady just getting a good start in life” ' family of five and Lions Cub Susan thought they were just fine and wanted to keep them-b- ut her Grandfather’s broker at J A Hogle LOOK LIKE Opposes Kennedy Plan & Co a COLOnOGIC Registered Representative of the New York inThis illustrates photograph PresiStock Board of Realtors Ogden Exchange thought differently “You’re not correct frequency of horizontal dent Harold S Peterson says ownerSHAKE SIDiriG ready to retire yet” he told her ‘‘You should oscillator and may be due to ship and transfer of real estate trade most of these stocks for securities with good eliminate Painting will suffer a serious blow if Conone of several compoany prospects for lots of growth through the years ahead” Lasts a Lifetime nents Jones TV Repair can gress approves President Kennedy’s Susan took the broker’s advice Today 20 years laSava up to 30 an Fuel proposal to curb capital gains on source of ’trouthe determine ter and moderately wealthy she likes to say “To Free Estimates real estate sales bein home ble own your No Down think that I might have ‘retired’ at age 22!” Payment President Kennedy proposes makPRECISION REPAIR REQUIRES cause of adequate testing Up to 5 Years to Pay While names have been changed and the story sequence slightly altered the PRECISION EQUIPMENT Enjoy ing real estate sales subject to essential investment facts of the case above art in the files ofJ A Hogle & Co s equipment taken or) every tho xtra sarvico you got only irjTEn-rTounTAi- fj ordinary income tax rates instead call service tax from a fully oquippod shop of the lower capital gains i-- LAUNCHES PROJECT -- 20-year-o- ld Firms Move Predicting Auto Prices Getting More Difficult To Regain Public Faith I Commies Use Trade to Gain Political Goal st ivieT semi-finishe- d I I ‘ Je coin-operat- self-servi- ed t I ui ekere I ‘ Utahn Promoted Auto Firm ce com-(pani- TWO FOR A Bal-leng- er TEN? e Yom Mr Peterson said this would affect all real estate used in a trade or business He said the proposal also would have an adverse effect on investment in new industrial commercial 5C i JS® nooF co 22 Years In Ogdon Home Owned Archia Pasch Ownor 3039 Wash Elvd Pib CX 63 JONES RADIO Wm THIS? a TV SERVICE "Don') Confuta Prits With I 4 aau JL A4 ’51 vtf i- w 'af5' - 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week Alleghany controls the New York ' Involved were the Du Pont Co Central Railroad and Investors DiGeneral Motors Corp American versified Services an investment Telephone & Telegraph Co and complex es Co-owne- rs rate tJ if ‘ - irSntotS ‘yS? - f I JsHSJeiy ? NEW YORK (AP) — The US economy continued its steady climb last week with statistical and verbal evidence pointing to further gains in the months ahead A survey by the National Industrial Conference Board indicates confidence of consumers based on their plans to the stock market buy has reached a three-yea- r high How Du Pont will distribute the V--' ' ' I ' V ''’“s5r !v' n' '3ng Kennedy Says Recovery 7 railroad career ing their prices may rise by new wage scales go into ef Succeeding him will be Homer 0 McIntyre native of when basic 0051 fect Steel pnces Centerville and UP district freight agent here since 1957 in countless goods and services you Air Baker’s retirement also will result in the promo- buy and use BIGGER GOVERNMENT Vs tion of three other local UP officials or Item is up setting Congress deed A Nebeker will become traffic agent Albert J expanding many government serv- (Bert) Hill will take over enlarged responsibilities as a traf- that will cost more year by fic agent and Thomas L Carrick will be promoted from chief year If tax revenues don’t rise to this future federal deficits clerk in the traffic department to depot passenger agent cover are in the making Mr civic since Idaho ii tt Gains Reported in Building Employment NEW YORK Here Thursday 4 Further Economic Growth Forecast As industry Maintains Steady Pace US Facing BUSINESS PAGE New Round) Of inflation TAKING STOCK 6B OGDEN ' ’0 R J 4A s KSXX-6- 30 4 am to Sunset Music News ! |