Show 16 I J C Pay Roll Rise Shows Capitt THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 5 1936 Air Travelers May Builders Get Carry Ample Duds (UP) — How CHICAGO NewUSAid many Goods Gaining Booklet Supplies Data on Making Contract Documents Many Lines Improving Increases Range to 64 Per Cent Hie long anticipated recovery in the capital goods industries appears to have finally got under way says Filch Investors’ Service' Department of labor figures on payrolls for the first two months this year show substantial gains in the index numbers for many lines of the heavier trades Payrolls in the machine tool agricultural implements building supplies and railroad repair shops are currently running well ahead of a year ago indicating a definite upward trend in operations of such industries With the prospective betterment in railroad equipment orders building operations and plant improvements generally the outlook for such industries is for a continuation of the present movement of rising pay rolls The greatest' rise in pay rolls in the month of February was registered by the agricultural implement group Index of pay rolls for this year was 64 per cent greater than in February of 1935 Next in rank was machine tools with a 822 per cent rise while plumbers’ supplies pay rolls showed a rise of 422 per ceflt Office Appliances Strong n of automoDespite the bile operations pay rolls in the steel industry rose 109 per cent in February this year as compared with yean ago reflecting the betterment which occurred in the building machine tool and similar lines of trade Office equipment manufacturers have evidently benefited by the rise in the general industrial activity Pay rolls of cash register and calculating machine rflanufacturers were 224 per cent greater this year than in 1935 while typewriter producers' pay rolls were 107 per cent higher Increased use of cans due In a -- large measure to the inclusion of beer cans resulted in a greater number of employees and a rise of 114 per cent in the pay roll index for tin cans and tinware producers The greater rate of activity in the aviation industry' resulting from large governmental and commercial orders placed in recent months has brought about a rise of 369 per dent in pay roll disbursements Auto Output Curtailed The curtailment of production 1929 1930 1931 schedules during February resulted nd toads and sscuomss lay-ofin in some the automobile trade thus effecting ’a decline of 214 per cent in pay rolls for the Commerce Willi Southern Neighbors Again month The following tabulation shows Turns Up After Low Depression Point the percentage change of February 1936 as compared with February ' 1935 in the jjby roll index of several By DR DILWORTH WALKER of the leading groups of indusProfessor of Economics University of Utah tries and their affiliated lines: One of the major objectives of the recovery program has been to Increase stimulate Industry— foreign trade through reciprocal trade agreements So far Iron and Steel 109 Steel and Automobile been concluded with Canada and six 640 treaties have Agricultural Implements and negotiations are pending with five others of the Machine Tools 525 neighbors Production Lead group— Coda Rica El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua and Tools 133 West Indies the French Tin Cans and Tinware 114 in Recovery Only the Cuban treaty has been in effect long enough to gauge Plumbers’ Supplies 422 However since the treaty was of the results arrangements reciprocal Steam and Hat Water Heaters 242 exports to that country have risen 331850000 or Stoves 244 negotiated'American By THOMAS E FLANAGAN 111 per cent During the same period Imports have increased- - by Furniture 164 Associated Press Financial Writer $44090000 or 76 per cent This comHardware 300 YORK NEW with in a Structural and Ornamental April 4 (AV-T187 general gain pares Cash Registers Calculating trade of 74 per cent in buoyance of shares— many of which Machines 22-exports and 33 per cent in Imports pushed up to new highs— provided Typewriters and Parts io7 it is only reasonable to at- the keynote for financial sentiment Hence Railroad Repair Shops 204 a considerable amount of as the week drew to a close tribute Automobiles 214 One fact stood out' sharply on the Radio and Phonograps the greater Increase in Cuban com100 Aviation 369 merce to the ‘stimulating effects of business and financial horizon: That trade and Industry were gathering 292 Shipbuilding the reciprocal agreement speed after the period of hesitancy caused by floods in some parts of Effect of Depression Decrease NEW YORK April 4— The prosunrest incident of the ac- the country and the circle the In portion to Germany’s warlike gestures in pect Is for sizably larger govern estishown an is the Rhineland ment aircraft buying during the companying chart mate by the Standard Statistics The bone and sinew of the current fiscal year beginning July 1 Allophase of improvement were steel cations for army plane purchases company of the relative proportion and automobiles are indicated at around $45000000 of the 1935 United States trade with In lock-ste- p with the faster pace 55 cent as or per up $16000000 Latin America that was due to the of automobile sales and production 1934-35 year Compared with the concluded treaty the stsel industry stepped up proThe navy is scheduled to get around reciprocal treaties duction to 62 per cent of capacity $40000000 an increase of $14000-00- 0 negotiations pending and all other from 537 cent the American or 54 per cent Also the chance factors In the other portion of the Iron and per Steel institute estimate is improving that the proposal to chart is solid black showed portrayed by put a 10 per cent limit on profits d vertical bars reGain in Steel Expected HEiVOlCLOFTHWEST from army-- business the maximum and This was 2 per cent higher than allowed on navy orders will not get spectively the United States imports SUNDAY APRIL 5 A through to enactment according to from and the United States exports the preflood rate and some steel — 6:30 KDYL— The early birds the (Standard Statistics company of to Latin America The Standard observers thought progress on the Statistics index of 7 :00— NBOy-Tbstretch ahead would shortly carry Mexican Marimba NewiYork- ' ' chestra house approved the restric- purchasing power also Is shown by the industry to the 64 per cent of The 7 :30— ensemble directed tion but the senate threw it out the curved line for the correspondcapacity notch last witnessed in June 1930 vote refused ing years 1929 to 1935 byyJoseph Llttau a record and without 8 :00— KDYL— KDYL church service proThe precipitous decline in our Cram’s estimated that for the No to reconsider Its elimination gram 6 week ended April 4 a total of no one will trade relations with these 6:15— KDYL— Reading' the Sunday com- one knows or at least cars and trucks slid off producneighbors reflects the say how much difference a 10 per ics seriousness of the economic depres- tion belts compared with 98415 the 8:30 — NBC — Cheyney State Teachers col- cent limitation would make to company like Douglas or United sion in both continents But since previous week and 107895 in the lege choir nations are like 1935 week 9:00 — NBC— Ward and Muzzy piano duo and while It is likely that the manu- the Estimates in financial circles 9 15— KDYL— Talk— Rabbi Samuel H facturers would fare considerably more dependent upon their foreign Gordon better under such a restriction than trade than we are the economic dis- pointed to March automobile sales 9:30— NBC — Major Bowes and his Capi- they would have one believe there turbances have been far more vio- at levels from 70 to 80 per cent above tol theater family is not much question but that their lent there because of the drastic February compared with a 45 per 10:30— NBC-h- e University of Chicago shrinkage in world prices and its cent upturn between these months a round table discussion of current profits will be bigger without it Meantime the outlook for foreign consequent effect upon their pur- year ago The exteflt of the rise topics featuring guest speakers some said presaged an improved 11:00— NBC — Roads to Romany Gypsy and domestic commercial demand chasing power music Celia Br&nz contralto production outlook for- the second 11:30 — KDYL — Echoes of Trade Dependence Stage and remains generally favorable parForeign Screen quarter diticularly in the engine field NOON its in with Even Argentina Favorable performances by the of commercial engines is 12:00 — KDYL— Nathaniel Shllkret and his versified economic development ap- steel and automobile orchestra with the Master Singers industries were 1035 of well run to ahead expected M 40 per cent xf produc- matched Pt by the encouraging show12:30 — KDYL — Palm 8unday program and while sales of commercial proximately tion is exported Per capita export ings of electric power production 1 :UO— NBC— “Yout Eugiisn' dramatic planes may fall short of sketch and orchestra trade in that country is double that building and carloadings 1:15— KDYL— “The next few levels months Makers the Rhythm during of the United States although inwith Joey and Chuck the Sisters a lot can Retail Trade Expands now between and happen of the Bklllet dividual productivity is only half as 1 :30— NBC — Ed Youngers Mountaineers December 31 trade did its part scoring Retail less In the tropiprogressive great 2:Ot— NBC— “The Sunday Special— precal countries the dependence upon gains of 20 to 25 per cent over the senting a “Song of Life” by Carlton E Morse and a Castle week which was retarded Wall “Street Briefs foreign trade is much- more pro- preceding Story with Colonel Rod in some eastern regions by the 230 — KDYL — The Sait Lake Church of nounced the Air with the Venerable William flood Wholesale activity also reBy Associated Press Furthermore these F Bulkiey archdeacon of Utah as NEW YORK April 4 — The average price sumed the march along a broad not guest speaker countries upon only depend 20 Insurance of stocks advanced company KDYL— Aitemoon Varieties pop- 2: 30 83 a share in the week ended March for their prosperity but they front ular tunes from $30 20 a week previous a com- exports That thb mood of recovery was NBC — Pop conceit 300 — In the rely upon a very limited number of on pilation bv Allen A Co showed 3:30 — KDY’L — The Home Builders featur- same the financial district was illustrust the of 18 bank end even some areas in perled price and orproducts ing Pobert Hilliard and his to 69857 company stock rose trated chestra by the hoist in yarious promsituThis a upon single commodity News Service 3:45— KDYL — General Motors rose deliveries of the Buick divi- ation makes the region peculiarly inent issues 4:00— NBC— The Catholic Hour— with sionDomestic to the highest point since’ 1929 U Motors corporation in Very nev Monajgnor Fulton J March ofwereGeneral from to fluctuations wide double more than those subject 15057 Sheen nrofessor of the Catholic S Steel was at its best since 1931 February and 130 per cent ahead of the normal business cycle When University of America principal of In the latter part of the week the aiaruh 1935 snooker world and are bounteous their crops 4:30— NBC — Louie Breese and his stimulated by forecasts of bet An import of $1796400 of gold was are favorable these people rails ehestra ter loadings put on a brisk advance received from Canada to noon Saturday prices Con5:00 — KDYL — Organ Reveries are posperous extraordinarily at the port of New York There were no O' 15— KDYL — Matinee Bonds still supported by a huge 630— NBC— Robert L ‘Believe Jtoi exporta versely when their one crop fails pile of idle funds held steady U Not” Ripley with Ossie Nelson's ecodull their are World markets or NEW YORK orchestra and Harriet Hilliard S governments and other April 4 (AP)— Standard fabecomes that nomic plight extremely 6:00— NBC— Major Bowes presenting Statistics company reportedin today the past week obligations appeared to have struck his original full hour amateur pro- vorable dividend changes totaled 22 against 25 in the previous week serious an almost exact balance between gram counFavorable changes included 6 Increases 4 of the all In 7 00— NBC—Manhattan Un6 extras and 7 Initial — supply and demand with activity 7:30— NBC— The American Album of Fa- resumptions commodities five combined tries 2 to amounted favorable 5 changes against limited miliar Music r coffee petroleum sugar wheat and 8:00 — NBC— Symphony concert starring the week before Emanuel List Metropolitan opera 50 account for beef— approximately The Transit Journal’s indicator of transit basso and the symphony orchestra revenues Idaho Potatoes for the week ended March 28 per cent of the total export trade directed bv Emo Hapee 9:00— NBC — Sunset Dreams starring the stood at 103 44 per cent of a year before and 22 commodities account for Ranch Boys and the Mortn Sis- and in 27the week euded March 21 It stood IDAHO FALLS Idaho April 4 (AP at 102 pr cent of a year before “Nearly about 90 per cent Their purchases USD A) —Shipping point ters Information lot all parts of the country except those still 9 ’1 5— NBC — Walter Wlnchell Latin Friday: In of flood condi however are myriad — Carloads t o b cash 9:30 — NBC —Jack Benuv with Marv Liv- suffering from the effects over valley Upper tions last reported good gains year” America the Yankee merchant finds track to dealers: Russets U 8 No 1 ingston Don Wilson Kennv Baker star and Johnny Green and his Grebes' 6115 120 an occasional car at a market for almost everything from mostly tra lower best $1124 0120 outlying Reports received xlurlng March for Mill automobiles to farm machinery some heldpoints 10:00— NBC —Jack Hylton and his Contihigher U 8 No 2 77 Vi 80c Slippiiea Indicator baaed upon United 8tates — a few early sales and many late sales 80c nental Revue coffee of With sugar safes every shipload of and maintenance 10:30— KDYL— Evening Varieties— popuplant operating supplies stood at 67 9 for February com- or petroleum that is exported to the U 8 No 1 95c6$i0T h few Ordinary lar tunes The average 10:35— KDYL— Benr- - spared with 754 for January Newe aaotind 90e At some U 8 No 2 si2e of orders in February was 61575 and United States other shiploads of a 50b60c mostly 55c points ice it was $16 17 “Advance re- varied assortment — Carloads f o b of American-mad- e Twin 1040— NBC — Sammy Kaye and bis Cabin in January Indicate business March it ports good track to dealers i Russets U 8 No club orchestra articles find their way into cash In the flood 1 “particularly $1 151 22 Vi mostly 6117 ll’OO— NBC — Paul Martin and his music was stated 1:207 where distributors’’ are working night the n to en- - U 8jNo 2 forenoon mostly 77V4c after markets U 15 — NBC— The Bridge to Dreamland Areas nd to fill orders day 80c to Cash MIDNIGHT bulk growers livinff of Rtftfirlard lttlv rlrh thrdr meager cwt u s No i 95c4i$i05 12 00 — NBC— Bal Tabarin Cafe orchesu- S- No- - 255c a few hlghf tra ' n°tly Of Growth Possibilities Raw Sugar 12:30 — KDYL— Midnight Melodies A M And as political situations im1 00 — Good night Trade Trends NEW YORK April 4 (API — Raw sugar and proposed transcontinenPaid Adv ) was firm today In sympathy with the prove comare tal completed highways upturn in futures and although spot prices By Associated Press remained Unchanged at 3 75 in absence of merce between the United States Canned Foods— Higher quotations business the cheapest offering in near-bshould California canned American pears and peaches have and her neighbors position ws at 382 for canned food Futures were active and prices higher continue to grow and expand The brightened the outlook stocks of major caaned prices Heavy particularly the new crop deliveries which recent opening of the had made buyers heatltant on vegetables sold at new high levels for the season new In view of the ajh At best prices showed gains of 5 to 8 highway from Mexico City to proachcommittments of the new canning season points but near the close there were par-- I the border should begin to attract — Tin World tin consumption during Jam tlal setbacks under realizing with the market finally 2 to 6 points net higher tourist traffic during the current uary totaled 13029 tons against 9769 for the same month in J935 World Sales 16850 tons year Furthermore it is expected tons production of ttn during January this year Closing: May 2 81B July 2 ROB Sept acamounted to 13552 tons compared with Nov 2 79B 279B Jan 2598 March that this development may be tons In January 1935 257B companied by a considerable inflow 10040 ' B— Bid Electrical Equipment — Shipments of Refined was steady and unchanged at of American capital into Mexico household washers February totaled 5 OO for fine granulated with a better Given favorable conditions par- 125275 the largestduring for any February In withdrawal demand reported ticularly a stable government in the Industry's history Mexico this potential development might easily attain the proportions Commodity Index of a boom One could easily visualize NEW YORK April 4 — The Associated real estate promotions endless Press weighted wholesale price index of chains of tourist camps hotels and 35 commodities today declined to 7330 a new 1936 Carvelh Wells’ numerous enterprises suited to the Previous lowdav 73 36’ week ago 74 35 southern climate and natural re- month ago 75 23- vear ago 74 45 Range of rerent years sources of the country but geared 1936 1934 1935 1933 7ft 17 78 68 74 94 to the new 69 23 trade HighLow 73 36 71 84 61 53 4144 development (1926 average equals 100 j SOUKS-stawa- fs Trade Gaining At Fast Pace Products' Latin-Americ- Latln-Americ- Latin-Americ- Large Increase an he In Army Plane Orders Expected cross-hatche- M 7 :00 SUNDAY APRIL 5 CBS— Sunday Morning at Aunt Russian operatic broidcalt from Moscow 8:00— §BL--The Watch Tower Judge Rutherford speaker 8:15— KSL— Morning Serenade 830— RSL—Christian Science Radio Ser- vice 8:45— KSl— Uncle Tom and the Comic Strips 9:30— CBfr— KSL presents the Salt Lake tabernacle choir and organ — “The Holy City by Adams “Hymn of the Nuns by Wely Monk's “Abide With Me” Chorus” ‘'Pilgrims’ trom Tannhauser “The Spirit of God “Holy Art Thou” “Say Watchman What of the Nlchl?” 10 :30 — KSL — Morning session annual conference of ths L D 8 church 11 :00— CBS— Church of the Air — Latter-daSaints service presenting President Heber J Grant J Reuben Clark Jr and David O McKay speakers Harold Bennett soloist 11:30 — KSL — Continuance of L D S conference M' 12:00— KSL — Gems of Molody presenting Famey and Buliough Instrumen talists 12:15— KSL—Rhvthm Revue J2:3l — KSL—Amateur “Opportunity Quar- ter Hour ” 12:45— RSL—The Orpheus Male Chorus 1:00 — CBS — Presenting the first hour of the New York Philharmonic Sym conducted by Arphony orchestra turo Toscanini — Overture to Weber’s “Oberon” Beethoven' Seventh Fvmphony 2:00 — K‘SL— Afternoon session annual L D 8 conference 4 00— CBS— “Hour of Charm” Phil Spltalny and his girls with Arlene Francis mistress of ceremonies 4:30— CBS — Smilin' Ed McConnell 4:45 — KSL — Melody Fashion Parade 5 :00 — KSL— “Romances” 615— KSL — Home Harmonies with AnHeaps at the consols and nette Dlnwoodey soloist 6 :30— KSL— Tajes ox the Foreign Legion 5 :45KSL— Melodic Interlude 6:00 — KSL — Brookings Institute presents an dram a log 6 :15— KSL— Mons Duane G Hunt of Cathedral of the Madeleine 6:30 — KSL— Exploring America with Car-vetWeils the Ozarks and Hot Springs music by Frank Ventra's orchestra T:00— CBS — The Sunday Evening Hour — Symphony orchestra and chorus di rected by Victor Kolar wlTh Helen Uriis Jepiou soprano soloist select 'Mufrom '‘Madame Butterfly ecus B VVBI14 IIUIII Lift DUIIcmc “The Night Has a Thousand Eyes” the Gooa Friday Spell from Wag-- ' and Overture to ners ’“Parsifal ' “The Magic Flute” by Mozart informal talk by w J Cameron but’ Not Fiction 8 :00— KSL— Strange presenting Major Strange 8:15— KSL — Club Smart Set Saints' Sun8:30— KSL—The Latter-daday Evening Service 9:00— CBS — Eddie Cantor and company with Parkyakarkus Jlmmv Wellington Louis Gress orchestra and Bobbie Breen 9:36— CBS— Voice of Experience Gail Martin 9:45— KSL — Presenting speaking on musical highlights 10:00— KSL — Charlie Chan detective 10:15— CBS— Frank Dailey’s orchestra 10:30 — KSL— International News on Tem10:45— KSL— “Sunday Evening ple Square” with Frank Airper at the Tabernacle Organ William Con-di- e violinist and Richard tenor 11:45— CDLBS— Nocturnal Serenade Frederick 8tark conducting A M 12:00 midnight —CDLBS — Ellis Kimball and nls orchestra 30— CDLBS— Gaylord Carter at the organ 1:00 a m— Good night T:30-CB&- — r yj (Paid Adv) Latin-Americ- a Latin-Americ- 108-42- Latin-Americ- year-earli- er Crag-mon- Latin-Americ- WASHINGTON D C April 4— As additional protection for private lending institutions as weltas £he mutual mortgage insurance fund the federal housing administration today released a publication titled 'Contract Documents for Small House Construction" The booklet outlines and describes ‘‘the type kind and the extent of the information which should be contained in a complete' set of documents” submitted by mortgage applicants "The experience of the federal housing administration has shown” "that it is according to the booklet ' extremely difficult to obtain well drawn end complete contract documents upon which it can with confidence issue its commitment to insure a mortgage in cases Involving new construction The need for such contract documents seems obvious Despite this it is found that many prospective home owners very exacting in their usual business dealings permit loose and irregular contractual agreements when building their homes It is also found that many sound and otherwise well managed institutions are willing to make firm commitments to lend money without adequate contract documents" Taking cognizance of the risk in- volved in such procedure the housing administration to avoid these risks must take ait precautions available to assure itself that the dwelling and the security on which it makes a commitment to insure a mortgage will be built as agreed upon when the commitment was made It therefore requires that each application be accompanied by adequate contract documents The booklet goes into details the agreement general conditions specifications and working drawings A form for small construction contracts issued by the American Institute of Architects is included in the booklet together with a set of working drawings as an illustration of the type and kind of information to be presented The booklet will be distributed to insuring offices of the federal housing administration and to others upon request cop-cernl- low-yie- ld Latin-Americ- d BATHURST West Africa (UP)— The island of St Marys on whjch is built ths town of Bathurst capital of Gambia Jn West Africa is to be raised to above sea level at a Cost of $1250000 Gambia the most northerly British possession in West Africa and the oldest and smallest British dependency in Africa has 15000 Inhabitants and Bathurst always has been considered unhealthfuL The low level of the island makes adequate drainage impossible and in the rainy season when aa much as nine inches falls in a day the island becomes a swamp breeding malaria and yellow fever germs Stamps of 40 Nations Make Up Evening Gown BOSTON (UP) — An evening gown which could substitute as a stamp album is the property of Kaarina Bjareby Modeled after a gown of the Queen Anne period with stand-ucollar wasp waist and wide skirt it consists solely of five thou1 sand postage stamps representing different nations pasted onto a foundation of rayon cloth It took her philatelist husband and herself $wo weeks to paste on the stamps which form an intricate design in red green yellow and lavender 40 LONDON— Replacement of the existing method pf mining taxation which has been severely criticized as overcomplicated and Inequitable by aalmpler acheme was announced by N CL Havtnga mli ter of finance for the Union of South Africa In Introducing the union budget The new tax will combine three existing taxes nd be levied in two stages the first being a 15 per cent flat rate and the second a graduated rate determined by the ratio between profit and total proceeds The maximum under the second stage will be 35 per cent Consequently the total tax payable will range from 15 per cent to 80 per cent according to the grade of ore treated' The scale thus provides assistance to the producers of low grade ore which they had eagerly hoped for Revenue not derived from gold will be aubject only to 15 per cent levy The second pert Is also subject to a sliding pcale abatement which will assist the smaller mines Havenga said the government is satisfied the provisions Will give all reasonable encouragement to outside development burials Members said they - believed both funeral directors and cemetery workers were entitled to a Sunday rest Shirk Penalties TONIGHT HONOLULU (UP) — Honolulu’s school for traffic offenders nearly 1:00 F went out of business owing to the fact that the “students” and even the faculty preferred to pleasures of the beach to the duties of the ‘ school Finally traffic judges decided to use subpenaa for the missing "stu MAJOR M A STRANGE With dents” IN PERSON Sunday Funerals Presented by HOLSUM BAKERS SIDNEY Ohio (UP)— The Shelby County Ministerial association has asked cooperation against Sunday You don't need an Aerial with this amazing RADIO CONTROL $1 Voices Optimism Current operating revenue of he Union Pacific is running 8 per cent to 10 per cent ahead of a year ago according to Carl R Gray pres! dent The crop outlook and general business conditions in its territory is more favorable than at this time last year While gross revenues for March is expected to be well above the $9757674 of a year ago net operating Income only slightly better than the 1935 $1241688 figure is expected Operating expenses are running slightly higher this year it was explained due to heavier rail laying and tie replacement programs "With a better crop outlook than we had at this time last year it was explained due to heavier rail laying and tie replacement programs "With a better crop outlook than we had at this timelast year and the prospects for water storage in Utah and Idaho better than it has been for 20 years we are quite op timistic” said Mr Gray "So far this year there has been an ab sence of dust storms along the lines of Union Pacific” M— KSL “Strange But Not Fiction” President U P Guarantee Money-Bac- k ‘ Just plug this amazing device into your light socket It does away with yards and yards of outside aerial wire and poles Will help eliminate cracking and' popping noises by electrical apparatus tfiree-purpo- Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled Radio s ZC M ANDERSON'S BIRTHSTONE RING WEAR YOUR LUCkY BIRTHSTONE SPECIAL AN EXQUISITE GIFT YOU CAN USE YOUR BIRTHSTONE 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