| Show tf THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 18 1933 “ Rise in Prices of Farm Products Ford to Employ Honking Driver Pacific Freight Assures Police Gain Brings Cry 5000 Goods Veterans Behind Manufactured ip Lags DEADLINE SET Noise Justified For More Cars Detroit be estimated present year By MARK SULLIVAN Pa Sept Factory CHESTER to SAN FRANCISCO Sept the about $6300000000 The hope WASHINGTON Sept outside the was DEALERS’ CODE 1933 to is is 15- -In Trice Regulation Protection tp Consumer Aims of Johnson 15 WASHINGTON Sept basic retail code within a week for the myriad stores over the land has been set as the goal of Hugh S John eon the N R A director Upon his desk tonight awaiting attention after completion of the bituminous coal agreement was a revised version of the retail charter few price regulating but froviding to carry provisions for the proteotyoacf both the consumer and the small merchant Johnson said that because of Its complexities and the basic policies' it would define for future codes time would be required for consideration and the code probably would not go to the White House until late next week A provision that no goods shall be old at lees than the wholesale cost plus 10 per cent is a part of the code It also Includes a 21 per cent discount limit on trade marked drugs and toilet articles whose retail price is fixed (AV-- A this yearly income of all part of Washington which newspapers increase to about $9000000000 frequently refer to as “the highest farmers same The situation is expressed in official quarters" search for information about the administration's inten- a different way The purchasing tion in respect to inflation receives no power of the farmer’s dollar as conwere in 1914 is taken as 100 reward more illuminating than smiles ditions and humorously evasive remarks It In the depth of the depression last is obvious that the administration's year it had fallen to about 50 It has purpose of bringing about materially higher prices for goods of all kinds and especially farm crops is furthered by expectation of inflation on the part of the public If a sufficient number of the buyers of the country were confident that inflation is going to come the mere psychological effect would be enough to avert the need of actual inflation Consequently whatever the administration may do or not do about inflation the met e expectation of it is an advantage from the point of view of the administration’ purpose of higher prices About the objective of higher prices there is no secrecy whatever On the contrary the frankest sort of public and private statement is made to the effect that higher prices must be brought about by one means or another The administration's purpose include higher prices for substantial ly every commodity At the moment there i especially strong desire for higher prices of farm crops by the manufacturer What ha happened lately is that the prices of manufactured goods which the farmer buys have gone up rapidly whereas prices of crops have not This increasing "spread” between the price of what the farmer sella and thq price of what be buys is just now about the weightiest concern the administration has More thinking Is being done about it than about any other subject Apparently CHICAGO Sept 15 N R A and other dairymen prevented massed attempts General Johnson's worked to bring of their neighbors to send milk to the conditions have manufactured goods Chicago market tqda-- and their lead- higher prices for era declared the blockade was spread- - decidedly faster than the efforts of to Wallace of Agriculture Secretary ing Arguments accompanied by shak- - bring about higher prices for farm n crops lng of fists turned scores of trucks homeward after their Secretary Wallace’s principal way owners had set out lor delivery de- Of bringing about higher prices for pots at towns in a trlcounty area 50 farm crops is by artificial restriction of the quantity for sale He has paid miles northwest of Chlcsgo In only a few instances however southern farmers to plow under cotdid picketers add violence to their ton is paying western farmers to re threats A few cans of milk were duce their acreage of wheat and is spilled at several points drivers of buying hogs about to bear young in trucks were pulled from their seats order to reduce the quantity of pork and a farm youth waa injured by fly- on the market These ways of bringabout higher prices for farm crops ing glass near Ringwood when stones ing not were thrown through the windshield do really greatly please the farm- ers and the administration has been of his truck — - Four trucks carrying eight men pointedly informed that there la again and hundreds of pounds of milk tried much discontent in farm territory unsuccessfully to run the picket lines Bringing about higher prices for farm at Harvard twice previously the crops by reducing the quantity that has for tale would leave er As "scene lar cues they were forced to return the farmer when and if the higher prices come without large crops to home sell and therefore without opportunity to get great advantage of the higher Chicago Stock Exchange price assuming the higher prices eomc Lately Secretary Wallace has ScaJ Sella forl shown some doubt whether bis method of bringing about higher — CHICAGO Sept 15 (P) A mem- - prices Will succeed He apprehends exbershlp on the Chicago Stock that if the present method does not change sold today at $10000 up $100 work or is unsatisfactory to the farmcomthe from lut previous sale This er then inflation is likely to come pares with $5500 which wu paid for forward as the alternative way a membership last week Several sales The hope of the administration is to this week have been made at a sharp- Increase the present vaiue of the ly rising rate most of them to eastern farmer’s dollar by about 60 per cent interests The total Income of farmers for the Strikers Block - Milk Deliveries In Chicago Area W-Str- lklng r milk-lade- the-farm- " 15 -- $10000 since increased and is today about 66 The purpose of the administration is to restore it to 100 What is here alluded to is not prices of crops but purchasing power Purchasing power is affected not only by the price the farmer receives for what he sells but also by tihe price he must pay for what he buys If prices of what the farmer buys go up then the prices for his crops must go up even farther (New York Herald Tribune Service) Department Store Head Dies After Long Service LOS ANGELAS Sept 15 (UP)-Jo- hn G Bullock 62 pioneer Los An geles department store owner and chairman of thq metropolitan water district board died of a sudd&'rt heart attack at his home today Bullock was president of the store bearing his name for 26 years and had long been active in civic and business circles He is survived by his widow who before her marriage to Bullock was Mrs HughWallaoe of Detroit two daughters Margaret Bullock and Mrs Helen Bullock Fewel a stepdaughter Mrs Alfred Dewey Davey all of Los Angeles two sisters Mrs Annie Snow Oakland and Mrs Cora Maurer Paris Ont Canada and a brother Christopher Bullock St George Ont Theatrical Product Dies of Heart Attack ( NEW YORK Sept 15 UP)— Martin outstanding fig- Increase in Working Force Has NoNR A Connec- tion Magnate Says (P)-Off- iciaU Herman one of the ures in Broadway theatrical production for the past 35 years was found dead of heart disease in his apartment today He was 60 years old As general manager for his brother in the production of scores of shows BrSadway from the days of their "Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl’’ to their more recent productions of “The Trial of Mary Dugan’’ and “The BURLINGTON Iowa Sept 15 UP)— The Veterans’ association of the Burlington railroad opened a two-da- v W convention here today and elected F Charleson of Aurora 111 presi- W C Niebuhr of Aurora L H Hough of secretary-treasurGalesburg 111 and O C Swan of Denver Colo trustees for two and three years respectively stamp is iisq±k ‘ j FLOUR— A- -l OR tall ' Pkg 21c ' Pansake ' AND Lanr t Lge Pkg VINEGAR CORN— Standard 3 v 2-- ‘ COCOANUT j 25c 14c Elbcrta Peaches lbs 25c crate CONCORD GRAPES LEMONS— Juicy DRY ONIONS : r SPERRY Wheal Hearts Cocoa can 5c pkg 9c can 9c oz oimiERN 6 Bell Jug Alntond specific Cocoa 15c 79c ? i 33c ' ' i ' Pickling CUCUMBERS King PEPPERS-Grc- en Hams Butter 5 BARS Smoked Picnics— b aver lb 8c Pork Shoulder Roast no shank lb 9c PORK LOIN ROAST lb 11c POT ROASTS lb 10c STEWING IIENS?S AND lb 10c A-- FIssr 1 48-L- B BAG 53 iDino rose : 2“ PRIME RIB ROLLED rANCY LAMB LEGS 8PRINQ PORK CHOPS1?PIG souse MISSION LOAF COILED HAM — Sliced 1” cheese rrsr!: ! 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reserved seat will be given FREE with $100 grocery purchase SNOWDRIFT products 75c These Prices Effective at Once and Good Until ' Midnight Saturday Be our guests to Downing battles' Monday nightr One Cb?1 Cudahy meats and meat foods prepared for you right here at home by home people bear this Seal of Security and pass the rigid requirements of trailed government inspectors only way to take advantage of this health protection Is to avoid foods of unknown origin Remember that all meats offered you io not enjoy this government guarantee of cleahlin? ss and wholesomeness Be safe— be Mission 5c lm°ttltou Snow The lb 27c KETCHUP 'dSSTSSWK Small ’ 23c gal 19c cans 25c POST'S BRAN FLAKES Flour J bag $159 WHITE KING SO AP— Lge pkg 23c PEPPER vafns WHITE Idaho Rose $135 SUGAR— 10 lbs In paper baas 52c COFFEE— Blue Pine Vanilla or Lemon Extract 8PERRY Drifted your seal of that the meats so marked are sound sweet and wholesome cups Wheat Flakes Sperry’s in$pection Ask about your 48-l- b Salad Dressing FLOUR only meat$ of guaranteed purity You can instantly recognize them by tha U S security — your assurance Hells Gals PRKESAmOWtS?O ‘WHERrWRNN0$rEAS HERE Buy er This SPERRY CKKIK 19 E dents KING Mi V sfSlABUStm ' dent Other officers named were: J JMorrlsey of Chicago and R W Manley of Fort Worth Texas vice presi111 Jb 16c BATTLI OF IDEBWTMENTQFI AGRICULTURE 33c BUTTERSolld Pack no substitute for Old Dutch quality and economy AND PASSED BIO itamp appearing on them 35c Is 4h&t ROOM INSPECTED' " Burlington Rail Veterans Convene Elect Officers These prices effective Rt dnee We reserve the right to limit quantities 6pen dally until 11:00 p m drains Thgre Kellogg’s remember it is seldom in the spirit of service US Government For 'delicious short cakt flat-shap- substitute for genuine On 9 that Old Dutch is the best and safest cleanser to use and that all cleansers are not alike Simply sprinkle a little cleanser on the back of a plate and rub with a coin You won't feel of hear the scratching of hard gritty particles such as are found In ordinary cleansers That's why Old Dutch doesn't scratch I've put all kinds of cleansers to this 'safety test' and now I know what a big difference there is" You get your moneys worth when you use Old Dutch because the flaky particles do more square yards of cleaning per of cost than anything else you can buy That's why Old Dutch penny costs less to use It cleans quicker is kind to tha hands doesn't clog "When you ere offered a A: H Woods Herman was associated Shanghai Gesture” 15 UP)— Shippers of the Pacific southwest asked the railroads today to make available enough freight cars to haul 20 per cent more freight in the Jast three months of this year than in the last quarter of 1932 The Pacific coast transportation Advisory 'board made up of shippers representatives in all important industries forecast some sensational freight gams in California Arizona and Nevada The most spectacular rise forecast is one of 190 per cent in canoadings of automqbiles Other gains forecast were: Ctton products 93 per cent lumber 88 canned goods 5Q dried fruit 33 ores 55 iron and steel 80 grain products 29 paper 20 citrus fruit 12 livestock 10 gravel 10 and petroleum 2 The best VALUE “This Is the Test that convinced mo Lars Pk fr po- lice station “Honk hpnk” sounded a motor horn “Honk honk” Captain Dan Hanley opened A door and saw a man seated in an automobile at the curb "Honk honk honk" "Cut it out or I’ll lock you up” the 'policeman said "No you won’t" the motorist replied “I was just trying to attract the attention of a cop I want to report a holdup — they took everything even my pants” A woman on the rear seat laughed The captain promised to keep the couple’s identity a secret DETROIT Sept 15 of the Ford Motor company today revealed they had authorized the Wayne county council of the American Legion to employ 5000 men — all war veterans— for Work In the company’s plants here The company which has not signed the N R A automotive code sa'd the addition of the 5000 veterans “had Youth Given Year Term nothing whatever to do with the N R In Banker’s Kidnaping A but with the expansion of producon the chain gang Delinski previoustion ” One official said that with the addior ly had been sentenced to from 21 to ATLANTA Ga Sept 15 (JPh-P- r£ tional employment the total number Bowen 17 was convicted today by a 28 years in the state penitentiary of Ford workers in the Detroit area jury of participating with W R will be approximately 50000 in the kidnaping of John K'Ott-leRex Humphrey commander of the Sr president of the First National Legion council was given authority to bank of Atlanta employ the veterans and said that 300 Bowen was sentenced to one year' a day will be hired beginning Monday until the quota has been completed The company expressed the 4IOH TEST SAFETY PACKAGE hope no outside labor would come to Detroit to seek positions saying only men from the Detroit area will be employed Humphrey said the applicants will have to present their army discharge papers and otherwise prove they have a “fine war record” Henry Ford who has maintained silence on his stand regarding the N R A code refused to make any com ment beyond his oft repeated "I hav) Opens Clogged Drains nothing to say regarding the N R A” The Ford company has expressed the feeling it is living up to all the Keeps Drains Open requirements of the code will continue to do so and that signing of AT ALL GROCERS the code amVbtaining the N R A blue eagle is unnecessary SsfksilX’ 1 (Ay-R- ain pouring 4 4 tv ' ' r H 1 ’ |
