Show FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28 1941 THE OGDEN STAN DARD - EXAMINER 3-- 3 Invest In Homes Religion and Kids Babson Advisesi and Warns 'Don't Get Panicky By ROGER W BABSOX BABSON PARK Florida Feb 2?lt- is true that tremendous - changes nave taken place during tLe past dozen yeara City reaJ estate can today be bought or 20 per cent of what sold for it a dozen years ago Fifty leading stocks which sold at $285 in 1929 can now be bought for $75 New ?toCk 2 change seats for which bankers were then scrambling to pay $600000 can now be bought for around $25000 Yet those economists who then forecasted such terrific declines were hooted as old pessimists and undesirable citizens Strange to say we are being laughed at today for is just as suggesting a come-bac- k possible! On the other side of the picture you will find that high-grad- e bonds and commodities are selling higher than they did a dozn years ago in fact a Massachusetts city recently sold $200000 notes of maturity at 003 Der pnt This is at the rate of 12& cents— or the cost of a package of cigarettes— for the use of $1000 for uve months A dozen years ago mis would have cost around twen ty dollars instead of 122 cents d You ray of Your Salary In Taxes But you say these changes af-o iect only people All right what about taxes? The two nunared largest corporations in tnis jcountry paid last year con siaeraoiy over $2000000000 In taxes These companies had ahont 3500000 employees : This means a WJ tax for each man and woman employed Income taxes have nt only doubled but the number of people required to pay them has greauy increased All of this is in aacmion to big increases in real estate taxes and taxes upon every thing we buy Xearlv all tht-era of this column are paying out In taxes directlytoday anri indi rectly three dollars out of every ten uonars they earn Those who forcasted these great tax increases were howled down a dozen years ago Yet is it any more unreasonable to believe that taxes will be much less a dozen years hence? So long as the world continues to revolve around the sun and so long as pendulums continue to swing then prices interest rates rear estate values and taxes will continue to go up and then down! It 'is as foolish today to think that things are going to continue to grow worse as was in 1928 to think that condi-ittions would continue to grow five-mon- One-Thir- well-to-d- -- ta u better Don't Be Hooked By Crazies We hear a lot today about the possibilities of synthetics— this means the manufacture of everything artificially from children to coffins College professors tell ns that our potatoes will be grown Dy electricity that cotton will be puiiea out or the air and instead of bothering to cook food we will swallow a pill three times a day with a glass of water Per haps we will! Statistics show that with all the college professors medical exDerts and dieticians we are lucky today li we live to the "three score years and ten"- - which we read about in the Scriptures of three thousand years ago My guess is that the next trend will be toward old fashioned corn bread and molaases and that we will hear less about vitamins A B C D- - E F G and so on ad infinitum We think 1 th Jl— 'PIGMY' TRUCK ORDERS FLOOD Co-operat- FORD FACTORY DETROIT Feb The which the truck "pigmy" United States army has 4500 now on order reached the volume production stage on the assembly lines of the Ford Motor company In suburban Dearborn today The truck with a rated load and capacity of only a quarter-to- n small enough to be "easily concealed in the fie!dH or to be trans ported by large army bombers is unique in military service It is designed to take the place in many respects of the motorcycle and has space tor the normal transporting of three men an gun ana light field pieces A group of army officers and officials of the Ford company were on hand today to see the first of the vehicles come off an assembly nne in the building the Ford company used in World war days to produce its eagle boats for the United States naw The company made no announce ment or the output volume ex pected but all the conventional mass production methods including the moving line and overhead conveyors with supplemental "feed nave been adapted to lin we assembling of the "pigmy" ve of anti-aircra- Grading Sorting and Packing Utah Potatoes "I re-- 1 n3 n nr 0J ft 1 J MMS mBtai usrioi nussETS " — luu-Qou- nd & l (o A fl I Uli U or vrEAT Carnation lfirinf W IlJUIlik a few well-diversifi- OlFHIin O EI Ut aiocKs Tva-s- SIU 45c 26-oun- 1 rr a t v Soups salads or hash Here's delicious goodness flavor in a flash! 5 AIT rt40N SAW AH Masoning J Garuc salt — Pep op your meals! 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ana some life insurance but remember these aro rmlv in t vestments of the while the other things have al candles and kerosene have "eone" ways Deen valuable and alway will but statistics show that more of both of these are being sold today than ever before Educational Changes Are Ahead FREE DELIVERY Let's look at the educational rec We Accept Food Stamps ord: When I was a boy in Gloucest er I attended a schoo house with a stove at one end and an outhouse in the backyard But we did learn how to spell to add and to work Moreover in Choice Reds those days our parents were more interested to have us get training than diplomas In fact I did not APPLES even get' a diploma when finishing m course high school Today mjr our children get their FLOUR Big-- J education in palaces with the latest heating ventilation and lizhtinz equipment to say nothing 65 of the extravagant toilet facilities Laying Mr W J Cameron of the Ford Motor company told me the other Dairy day that the number of students preparing to be mechanics is only me numoer now aDout Wheal employed as mechanics while the now for pro--the number f studying essionj is about thirteen times those engaged in the professions! Hay 70c Straw If young men would study these figfigures more and ures less they would learn to be Paint mechanics builders and good plumbers The days when white-collRoof ing and Coating jobs offered the best opporv A Complete line tunities have gone It has been said that the only at CHEAPEST PRICES thing which is permanent is See Us Before You Buy change This means that nothing — now as exists remain it yirjl tome things are getting better Farmers' Feed Co Whiie others are getting worse 2008 Wash Phone 153 There always will be changes Ifj you ar blue over the war read two-roo- The farmers of Southern Utah have developed a Potato Growers Assn These farmers are now producing 400000 bags per year of the finest quality po- Granulated Soap z package 70-o- yl Jl illLQ 1 |