| Show 4 - The Salt Lake Tribune ' --- " ' June Sunday 1656— ' 5 - - Behind the Scenes Effort to 'Bottle Up' -- - ' - - ' ' - f '144 '''jfór:170i7:4elet''''': Vo 1:0- :0 4- - CiP4öp' 10) BrOvid—A711aftlit Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON June 4—A plan to let farmers vote on whether they favor junking federal crop controls as a way- - to' end overproduction of wheat is running intb rough sledding in Congress —JOir ling-It7b- Leading a long drive to get the government out of the busi- ness of controlling the produc':' tion a nd prices of farm products Is the Bisenhoweradministration — without-political—po- than prevail program abandoning all contfols and offering greatly reduced price supports It would appear at first blush that the administration and the farm bureau would welcome such a referendum Both contend that most farmers want to get away from controls rts ON THE OTHER SIDE of this issue are many Democratic and some Republican farm leaders In Congress the National Farm ers Union and to some extent the national grange The fight is centered at the moment on a bill approved re- cently by the House Agriculture Committee which Vvould author- ize a referendum of wheat growers COULD CHOOSE be tween (I) a program of tighter controls and higher price sup Oddly enough some who would do away with the controls are battling the plan i ut connection is the strong Amer- lean Farm Bureau Federation ' of those : s e Rut working behind the scenes in an effort to tie the measure In the House Rules Committee V both-ar- The farm bureau contends that the responsibility of determining future wheat programs whether they be based on In trols with Congress and the President and not with growers This argument is based on the fact that the nation as a whole is affected by such programs not just growers of the grain THE ECONOMIC objection-- i' In which the administration-C-61curs—is based on a comparison between the proposed tighter control-- nd- - coi94-1-17618-1-111-- higher- - price- - support plan and the freedom to grow method The farm bureau and adminis tration critics contend the House bill supported in committee exDemocrats is loaded clusively-by In favor of the control plan Ut 11 He'Sat Down Wrote a Letter jack Hantson As !Salt Lake area exploration manager for Gulf Oil Corp Ja6k Hanson a native of Lehi has responsibility for a segment of the big firms oil search from the Canadian border to the Mexican line I i I i 4 I " 'f ' - ' isT "i 41 FOLLOWING GRADUATION from high school at Lehi in the middle' of the depression Jack "took to the road" and worked at various national parks in the Intermoántain West for the National Park Service on survey crews Eventually he became an instrument man And he filled in his education by attending Kinman Business School at Spokane and taking night courses in business at Seattle— where he was assigned by the Park Service during winter months ' tt-- ' !! i - A 15-fo- Hanson Retail Credit Co and the Salt Lake City Employes Association Credit Union have leased space in a new 6000 office addition at square-foo- t S 6th East THE ADDITION and previously constructed building 347-34- 1 Gardner-Denve- r Owen Jarvis manager of the Salt Lake City branch of GardnerDenver Co has announced that Amco Equipment and Steel Inc 7601 S State St will be exclusive distributor in this area for Gardner Denver products manu- - GARDNER-DENVE- factures a broad line of products Including air compres sors air tools rock drills pumps hoists and other equip- ' ment used in mining try and commerce Indus- Manufacturer's Representative Wanted EXCLUSIVE PROTECTED TERRITORY of notionally Wye Manufactwor tised shipment addressing and markagtimsive ing systems seeks sponsible mattafactarer's represent tire to handle templet' line in the State of Utah Experience with ship ping roam equipment materials hanbusiness forms et dling equipment Exclusive office systems preferred Products bring protected territory business Company prvfitable repeat Is progressive well established and Send with letter in field its leader personal data experience and prod Local interview acts now selling Write Mr Crest will Ise arranged Welter welder Marking Syrems Inc 2IS Past Prospect Avenue Mt Prospect Illinois I r or -'- 11 ii:ii"ir':''4::- iT'P'1t - ' 1:':::::::':1:4::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::?:::::::::::: 1::q- c : ::::::::-:-- tor i In'ot ::: 4 '' ii 1t In ttocts-:it- i:- i g tva Idaho Property 2250 acres of partially improved — most foo f r markets Con be purchased td sack This property should yield up to 350 socks per acre Cash in on this low priced property now will lease bock basis Broker inand form it for youon a quiry invited Phones 144 214 288 Preston Idaho t (1- ii:::git:::?::::g:i:::-:::-"i:::kL:::' ' trades considered: farm land— ample water lands close to schools and Os low Os $20000 per ocre Buy ten acres or a thousand 20 down Balance on easy terms This property will grow finest Idaho potatoes alfalfa and grains Think Idaho Russets ore now being sold as high as $850 per 100 lb 4 I :3:: s :411Ntimb:1 K' :':11'111:::::):' TAT kilittiit0 lit All g iiii" ' Shipments - V ' ''i "4 AN :::t'' ': Ore Contact Melburn Phone FRanklin ' Mor40:41 it l' When RODOCTS 11 the time comes to dispose of dead or useless animals do it the modem efficient - for Denver office of business and farm rape? publishers reprosentative firm We need a young man who is trainable and wants to fill a career opportunity in an extremely interesting and chat longing field Initial compensation Is modest but adequate To the right man we can offer an income that is much higher than average Advertising experience is desirable sales ability essential Some travel is required Car necessary Compensation: Salary ex bonus Please reply by letter only Give penses profit-sharinbusiness experience ducatkin marital status military status and initial salary requirements Robert H Heidersbach Vice President McDONALD THOMPSON INC 120 Sherman St Denver 3 Colorado THANKS TO OUR BUYERS FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF THE MILLARD COUNTY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW Just cell i ic i v411' 14 -- ) andatooccotorl 41111111111111111 ' tr' - 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"AAAALA-0411iLA- Solt Lake WALKER STORE EQUIPMENT DELTA MILLING CO CO-O- North Solt Soho Delta CO ROEBUCK MOODY Dolts DELTA AUTO Solt Lo‘o CO Fillmore STEVENS MERCILNTILE Fillmore TALBOT PACKING CO Dolt SEARS RICHARD PRODUCERS OF UTAH BANK Delta Offite FilIMOte Ottice Nophi Office k s — Delta FERTILIZER FAT LAMBS: DELTA LIVESTOCK FIRST SECURITY 1001 MINERAL WEST DEPARTMENT KELLY moot It ' DELTA Delta Office Fillmore Office Nophi Office Dolts Office Pilsen Office 9' Reserve Champion Fat Hog: Cudahy Packing Co North Salt lake City SANK OP UTAH FIRST SECURITY DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Delta FIRST SECURITY SANK OF UTAH l' A Grand Champion Fat Hog: Talbot Pocking Co Delta FAT HOGS: ' Purest plant 0:111ECT We dt the rest promptly Reserve Champion Fat Lamb: Quality Market Delta FAT BEEF: AUCTION DELTA LIVESTOCK ii c4-1- out i JUNIOR EXHIBITORS IL Grand Champion Fat Beef: D St Co Delta Talbot Pocking Co Delta Notch's City Cafe Delta Reserve Champion Fat Beef: A S I Furniture Salina Grand Champion Fat Lamb: Utah Who lesal Grocery Co Tab leright Mutts KELLY DEPARTMENT OM AN i 0- "let Ford Provo S ADVERTISING SALESIAN UTAH POULTRY DEAD WEIGHT '' - ) KIMBALL GET RID OF ' "AT THE of the storm and in the middle of the night some of the hogs started farrowing All 17 work ers were mustered into duty to haul the hogs and their lit ters to safer quarters "Ai last as though subdued by the strength of man the wind died and the sun shone the 17 workers viewed the clearing skies with dustred dened but happy eyes" AF Engine Pact '' r live-'ME- Wanted to rent or subcontract mobile crushing: plant to crush between 17000 or 20000 tons of inch minus road gravel near Kaibab National : Arizona hilernzountain Oil Log ' :i47::: iif5 'VI Win "THE FARM'S 17 workers —most of them women—took the storm in stride however working around the clock to T prevent loss of precious Insu ance private was-covere- CR SHER 3 r77: the outlet for the water supd and part of ply a pond oil the land was absorbed I t - : lbs loth good June iUSDA)—SummarY lambs 1875 fewcommon 97 lb feeders 1775 few head Appointment of Victor C for the week ending Friday: 1500 Las Vegas to head the Dr L A Pettit head of the CATTLE: (USDA) Estimated salBoyd liveNOTE: Carloads of shipped-ion the Salt Lake City South district bought for were built by Universal Invest- University of Utah home eco- able four days this week which in- stock Ogden market carry freight benefits agency of Pru- 1130 compared in cluded a holiday v)riable amounts except when ment Co at cost of $125000 nomics department And expert with five days r- -dential last week of 1560 otherwise noted ! Co was Keith L Knight president of on food processing will con- and 1435 last year Slaughter steers NORTH SALT LAKE June 3 — for the week end(USDA) 't Universal handled the leasing duct two campus evening and heifers comprised around 20 ing announced Sat Friday June-3:of supply cows fully 50 stockers urday by Carl R arrangements i& 500 Fed steers1 classes on food manufactur- and feeders Salable ::At CATTLE: Compared with and heifers making up around 35c McGee director The addition has birch-panelef for the University of the clobe of last week slaughter of supply including sifted cattle horn T ' ing counters of agencies steers and heifers steady to weak Intermountain Stock Fat Junior cows weak to 25c lower instances of Show slaughter cows around 405 - Mr Boyd sucl 4r offices and lounge Ceilings are 'Utah's Extension Division 50c off: stockers and feeders steady with stockers and feeders the re' to weak Few lots high-gooheifers Vee Call1 to steers and ceeds Fed mainder of acoustical tile Fluorescent on ONE COURSE centering 9501030 lb slaughter- steers steady with some sales 25-5higher ' who has been 2550-260- 0 lighting' provides the individual 2650: averageto-high-g- cows 25-5-0 stockers and feedhigher and 4 ood organization procedures 24 to ers generally steady Average-goomanager of the 2325-242d standard 2050- - average-choic- e fed steers 2500-2010Ca problems In manufacture of 2300: utility to standard 25 22 Holsteins standard and 1800-2057518 21 food Holsteins 00 few THE EXISTING building'Icommercial head utility and standard products largely Mr Boyd 1955 Mr Call Few fed heifers 25 50- - 2070 Good to choice fed heifers was designed by Alvin L1 will be discussed on Tuesdays 2600:lots 2300-247- 5 2450-255- 0 standard and has asked to be relieved for 2050-230some utility down to 1850- - 2150-239- 0 utility Mason Salt Lake City Lee and Thursdays from 7 to 9 standard — 1775 Odd head standard cows 19 25-- 'reasons of health 1550-17514 in June commer0 Reed Salt Lake City general pm beginning cutters 14004575: 1975 with most utility and utility 40: canners and cutat 1350-145Utility bulls cial cows 1600-1MR BOYD has been man- contractor was the builder the home economies building canners 1850-195Good feeder steers in few 1970 Fsw lots good ters 1300-157to choice 520-58- 5 lb yearling stock rather limited supply bringing 23 50- - lager of Prudential's Nevada steers 2910-267- 5 medium to good 2450 bulk common to medium 2150-- ! 2350-259common to some common Holsteins at district agency in Las Vegas' medium 2275 1900-220- 0 Few head good to choice 17 50 Common to medium feeder since 1955 and has been with 945-992000-2180 Ihs 24043- heifers Package good year ! fleshy feeder—steers 2820 Few good 600-67- 5 lb stock ling stock steers 2585 One lot comthe company for 11 years heifers 2430-245- 0 Medium to good mon to medium stock cows with stock cows with calves t side 150043- - calves at side 16100 per pair SteersLocation for 10500 ft test of Devoni- 21500 a Pair iEditor'it note: The Tribune pubsifted from stock show sold at 2250lishes reports on wildcats or wells an CALVES: Estimated salable four '2530 660 ft Davis Oil Co Navajo B-of special Interest only: according Salable 50 Vealers in CALVES this week 105 compared with to the designation of the operator) from north line 660 ft from east days Dow Jones set-cl- e 155 last week and 185 a year ago limited SUPPIY steady stock calvel line Prep to spud GRAND COUNTY absent vealers Choice with the close of last Compared unchanged NEW YORK — Sunstrand Compass Exploration Co nenver week vealers and stock calves faillY standard and good 2700-2950some Oil Cs Dia- Colo Penray Well No Federal 660 ft 2800-295Medium to good Corp nc e d it 'Good veaiers has down to 2300 2475-280utilltY mond Ridge No 4 2092 ft from south from north line 660 ft from east steady some Indi- stock steer calves utility to standard 2400-270line 1709 ft from east line line DO Bing 2500 ft been awarded an Air One had 5 vidual choice lb stock steer common Holsteins at 2100-220Drilled out from surface casing UINTAB COUNTY calves 3000-320small lots good lot medium stock heifer calves 2410 Force contract to develop a liveMurphy Corp Little Valley No 1 5 lb s 2700-2825- : dozen head NOTE: Carloads of shipped-iSkyline Oil Corp Preston NIL 1980 ft from south line 660 ft from on the electrical engine 325 lb s 2650 medium 2500- No good Unit Creek bought for west line Drilling 5622 ft 2070 ft from north line 1920 ft from 2700 few head medium 390 lbs stock freight Market carry North Salt Lake vehicles Pure Oil Co Bit Flat Unit No' 3 east line 2450 Medium to good stock heifer benefits in variable amounts except for use on space casSet surface 633 ft from north line 793 ft from ing 10 and a few choice indi- when otherwise noted to 964 ft with 140 calves 2500-275east line TD 6372 ft in sacks Drilled out from under Drill- viduals under 200 lbs up to 3050 THE CONTRACT is for Resume of feedlot and range sales the salt Flowing some oil ing ahead at 1140 ft salable this week week ending June 3 1960 Idaho $996000 and lasts 15 months El Paso Natural Gas Co Southman 325HOGS: Estimated Bele Pete leum Co Well No Jim Nevada with 435 last week and Utah and Its purpose is a "first phase" Creek Unit 1 750 ft from south line Canyon No 6 2222 ft from south 370 acompared year ago Compared with the IDAHO! Nine loads choice high line 890 ft from east line 1860 ft from east line close of last week butcher hogs fully 1025-105lb steers 2700 15 effort to prove feasibility of 926 at ft Drilling Drilling 432 ft with air 50c higher instances 75c up: sows yielding reor more choice Brice Petroleum Car Chanita Wells The engine will to 50c higher On TuesdaY's loads 60 per cent1025-117MILLARD COUNTY 2600- - the engine Unit No 10 2100 ft from north line Istrong market the hulk of mixed US No mainder goodstandard and lbs Shell Oil Co Sunset Canyon Unit 2300 ft from east line good 950 cost 12' million dollars load 2650 11 2 3 barrows and and gilts No 1 466 ft from south line 1772 ft Drilling at 7100 ft Fair gait shows lbs 2300 3 loads standard Holsteins Location from east line ft 1 and 2 grade to 1800 some 160-182075: 3 loads standard under 700 through Chapito sone 4700-600AN JUAN COUNTY Prep to run intermediate string to lbs 1625-1- 7 00 Wednesday 1 2 and lbs 3650 dressed basis 17825-92-loads 80 A MPI611 lb drill the Verde per cent or more- - choice lbs sold triostly-a3 trades Elliott Predurtien Ce Lisbon Val- sirRetro 2500-250: 2 loads good to Petroleum Co White River 1 and heifers e ley C-- 1 IIRO ft from north line 1980 Unit 4 3300 ft from rorth line 660 21775-1- 18 25 with one lot mostly load 875 lbs 2475 Swab50 while Thursday the bulk 60 per cent choice at ft from west line ft from east line and utility cows 1600 Drilling at of lbs sold at 1800-183bing at TD 9532 ft ft amund 20 head sorted 1 and 2 grade week in Idaho: this sales Pure Oil Co Lisbon USA D1 710 3400 Lamb pool Beira Petroleum Co Chapita Wells 5 lbs 1850 occasional 3 grade Aberdeen pool: 933 head choice to ft from north line 1660 ft from Unit 2250 ft from north line odd head 285 5 lbs 1700-175- 0 west line 99 lb spring slaughter lambs Drilling 2026 1970 No 141 ft from east line ‘1-I lbs 1600 package No 3 360 lbs 1450 prime ft in sand and shale 2155 before 4 per cent shrink Cassia in Shut C-sold 1 testing Sows week the pending mostly at 255 head during Pare Oil Ce Northwest Lisbon ' Delco Petroleum Co Stage Coach 1100-1250a few 400410 lb averages 'cho7e"'w"it"h“rafe'w"'pr7"e 1980 ft from south line 660 ft from :V ‘ No 1 2100 ft from south line late 1250-130- 0 '' ll- A east line 430S-24Coring at 9127 ft Unit 20925 3 per 9nt shrink Twin Falls ' ' 2300 ft from east line 110 Belem Petroleum Ce State No a '' before a 4 Per week pool: 249 Estimated salablethis SHEEP: 492 ft from cirilling 660 ft feast hem:141bn line 660 ft from i additional head cent 530 week last with 1010 I:': IncFence compared Federal Texaco Canyon north line 1630S-24Drilling at 3859 Unit -‘ A ' No 1 1980 ft from north line and 395 last year Compared with the 99 lb 2025 ''' ft WRIN close of last week slaughter lambs ft from west line Pubes Petroleum Corp Well Fed- 760 feedewes to 25 lower steady N eral No 1 660 ft from south line Shut-is Price Govt No !weak steady to 25 lower One lot TellICO Inc ACRES 1980 ft from west line 90 lb spring slaughter 1 560 ft from south line 659 ft from ex bids Contractors Spudding Taking lots with end of Shut down at 5- - 2250 choice :west line nected July 1 3 few head choice lbs 2200-222ft for rig repairs ' Pubee Petraleem Cert Lisbon Fed- 556Shamrock REE AR I G 98 lba 2150 good to choice 2000- Park CiiY Hill PARK CITY—United Gas and Oil Corp line 680 ft from north eral 88 1800 while Mines 1870 tons Mayflower Lease lbs late 1 l2100i 500 utility No from ICIreek ft Federal it' A 1980 ft from west line a week few the in utility 1100 tons McFarland and Hullinger Inorth line 500 ft from west line 23- - earlier 1900-195- 0 AP- One hundred fifty- 20 cars of flux George Wortley 20 made 11S-19Drilling 1750 ft ' '' – to shorn lowchoice head lA At five &and good cars of Jack R Robertson Salt Lake City p iambs mostly No 3 pelts Fee No 1 2200 ft from south line : Corp at RINGRAM—Kennecott out Copper 40 head with 1800 Utility No 2424 ft from west line US 1500-155- 0 a few head good 109 lb 1052 85ton cars daily average report shorn lambs with No 1I and 2 pelts Mines 4560 tons - ' WASHINGTON COUNTY to shorn 1775 slaughter ' good Utility lt vRE8K40A enrnula b 0fCohuanlitoyys—ite Ircilitryol i t 1 4 -wocoLTit including 77 head Inlet Oil Co South Penn USL eweg 400-50- 0 it71 Knowles-Skylin00e No I 727 ft from with No 3 pelts at 450 with 19 head Eureka Standard Mining 1059 tons Solt Lab north line 1906 ft from east line 28- - culls out at 125 other cull ewes of flux Coano :gA:s::i:-8sitA!250-30to one double good 435-13Around 02y temporSuspended Drillingcott choice whitefaced 75 lb spring feeding I ELY Copper arilY daily a verage' Corp 1630 cars OGDEN - - "Buildings vere buried to their rooms In the inner yard ONE OF TIIE most severe storms occurred several weeks ago near 1rasnodar a major City in the northern Caucasus between the Black and Cas-plan Seas The Foreign Agricultural Service FAS) learned of it through an article tilled "17 Against The Storm" in the Moscow newspaper Izvestia annou IMOMMIEMEMM I 2 Food Classes Iir office since 'lames Agent 1 Livestock Markets U oL111)ockets Concern Lease New Office Space Credit-Union---S- 1A sovi ets call them "black storms"— ha e been one of the major roadblocks to K hrushcbev's d1 6eam of world 'supremacy in agriculture Such storms Occurred this spring in a belt across the southeastern part of the Ukraine into the northern part of the Caucasus the area known as the Soviet Union's breadbasket District Head Named for Surety Office 1 r DUST STORMS- US of production larmst Mr Richards Ecuador Mr Richards who is also vice president of Solar Salt Co with operations at Grants- will ville Tooele County spend about a month on his assignment HE WILL advise the gov- ernment of Ecuador and ICA on possibilities for develop ment of the salt industry in Ecuador Salt is taxed In Ecuador and present production is limited Larger quantities and higher quality than that now being produced by solar evaporation along the Pacific are needed - JACK RETURNED to Utah in 193S to work for the state government in various capacities On March 14 1942 Jack married the former Miss Agness Orton of Fairview Sanpete County The couple have two daughters Cecelia 16 and Kathryn 10 It was while he was working- - as -- a civilian administrator at Hill Air Force Base that Jack decided he wanted to get into the oil business Jack wrote a letter to the Los Angeles - Colombia and xr surpass fl producin 1 salt "A black storm" Izvestia said "obliterated the sun Choked off human breath and caused the farm to be come an Island In a raging ocean of dust Press International WASHINGTON June 4 --The weather has been hamper Nikita Khruing Premier shehey's plan for Soviet Union - study tion of -- - i t Int Ftirm Quotas 16 By Gaylord P Godwin led 'i k e t tilted r-N 'A" ' Hampers Mr K Hurdle Albert Z Richards Jr civil engineer and member of the consulting engineering firm of Caldw el Rich a r ds 'and ASorensen I n c ' Salt Lake City U has been pointed by the k't er national Nt loo N i Cooperation Administration -- - to ' sbtvoo t: ' YET HE STARTED his business career thinning 'sugar beets in Utah County at 10 cents a row And he got his start in the oil business by simply writing Gulf a letter and asking for a job Jack is the son of the late Leo Hanson an Alpine School district administrator He was born in Lehi on March 31 1915—one of four children t1 Gulf Oil Corp whollyowned subsidiary of Gulf Oil Corp outlining his background and asking for a job ' "THEY WROTE back and said they had an opening for a clerk on a cycling project they had started at Bakersfield" Jack said He went to Los Angeles to get lined out on the job But he never worked at Bakers' field Instead the firm employed him in headquarters of production department at Los Angeles in 1943 When Gulf Oil Corp opened its Utah district office at Salt Lake City that same year Jack bid for the job as office manager' Late in 1959 Jack was named manager of a greatly enlarged exploration area covering ' Utah Arizona Nevada Idaho western New western Colorado and a portionof Mexico r t ' southwestern Wyoming Mr Hanson recalls that the first oil well that Gulf drilled in Utah—the Whitelock No 1 wildcat which proved an extension of Roosevelt pool Uintah County—came in at a from the -- 4 rating of 1000 barrels of oil daily Green River production THE NEW GULF operation was elated ' "Unfortunately it produced at that rate ' for only a couple of days Eventually it quit 1 producing altogether" Jack recalls The Salt Lake exploration effort is one of the largest of any major oil company in ' this region and numbers about 25 employes including a branch office at Durango Colo In addition to land administration involving formation of drilling units and leaseacquisition the exploration division is cornMr Hanson is quick to say that the path upward from the Utah County beet fields was "made possible only by good land long map of Western United States aids Jack men good geologists and good geophysicists Gulf Oil exploration head to track oil work A Soviet Dust Storms Form For Study In Ecuador headquarters of the Western fi The critics contend that this subsidy is too high They charge It Was put in the measure to influence growers to vote against But elimination of controls sponsors come back with the argument that growers need this to compensate them for cutting back production sharply THE FREEDOMTO GROW plan would take off all allotments and quotas But to dOcourage—overprortartimr—and center production in hands of most efficient producers—this ALA 1Weather dlI CU hn-- : plan would reduce price supports to a level of 120 per cent of the level of price support for corn a lower-pricefeed grain: This would be about $127 a bushel next year This plan would expand the soil bank present land retirement program to 60 million acres IT IS SEEN THAT both plans offer subsidies for retired wheat land but that offered by the control program is considerably higher At present average yields It would pay farmers around 820 an acre on Idled land mit pared with a maximum of per-haps $15 under the freedom-tàproducplan But hewould get lit wheat the equivalent of 55 per cent of the average production of the 25 retired acres A the two plans will point this out The control plan would cut plant ing allotments 25 per cent below level the present as a device 'for cutting output Price supports would be put at 85 per cent of- - parity or about $203 a bushel compared- with the present 75 per cent or $177 The control plan also would offer growers subsidies This payment would be in the form of government surplus wheat at the rateor 55 per cent of the average production of their idled acreage Thus a farmer with a 100 acre allotment under the present program would get a new allotment of 75acres -- Business Portrait I Snags ' Attli CO Salt LAS SEARS ROEBUCK SAKER PHARMACY 17Z DONE EQUIPMENT CUDAHY PACKINGC0 North Solt Lake - ------- |
