Show 2A STOREWIDE Sensofiono Bargains Smashing Values DISPOSAL THE OODIN (UTAH) SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- The Nation Today R DECEMBER 30 1951 Shoots Around Corners ''i&-i- MaVJlisiMOira& 'tSsa2a ' Ford General Motors Accuse U S ol 'Crime' in Cutbacks 9saa J WASHINGTON Dec 29 UP) "Held Hands on Burner Th Ford Motor Co and n KT La Doc 29 UF — Motors Corp today a n cuwd the government of "crime " j Fred PVoelich Jr told deputv in planning production cutbacks ISttipiff John Faulkner today which thoy aaid would cause 9JB UkTvery seldom" beat bis cbildrer bt he held the hands of a son arte employment in the Detroit oar to about 2S0$Si stepdaughter on a gas burner tc The two members of the auto- teach them not to play with fire mobile industry's big three" about-e- d their views at a turbulent mwt-fn- g Voqeler Fears for U S with defense mobilization anf- L WASHINGTON Dec 29 Utl— ficials ss d tonight Robert A The government plans U WHtt rOjfcU S Voajeier is "chippinf government back auto production to 800000 egm iswnr slowly surely st the liberu and 200000 trucks from of the people" Vogeler the U S 20 i hiBitpTsimaii Jtenugh June This Is aboutApril was imprisoned per cent reduction from present by the communist Hungarians tor production schedules IS months on charges of espionage Char las E Wilson president of General Motors said the is a "political economic propof and so- Special Welcome SEATTLE Wash Dec 29 'UP— cial crime" He said it would force the lay-oof another 125000 auto SsnM 1801 Korean veterans who workers spent Christmas at sea aboard the About 125000 auto workers now ns v transport atarine Adder rere idle in the Detroit area becJMae ceived an "extra special welcome when the Adder arrived in port of past government-orderecuthere yesterday A blizzard of conbacks fetti and serpentine swirled about the troops as they disembarked and To Forego Holiday wraBded up Welcome Lane" in WASHINGTON Dec 20 fUPl — downton Seattle President Truman will forego the three-daNew Year's hoUday of most federal employes to work on his budget and State of the Union messages to congress a- pt&'r TjpiPEJES$lraEP '"n"" sRaaBBVB'- FERptjp' Gnrl i -- - aaaasH SBBBaBrvi asok n ssavft inpPwfcmw fys jBbssli ' : ff and Even as Much Off Our Regular as Prices? y Sergeant Donald D Rector of Muskegon Mich demonstrates how newly developed barrel makes it possible to shoot around corners w ith a standard submachine gun The barrel which fita en the armv's standard M-- "grease gun" was developed at the Detroit arsenal for use by tank erews and Infantrymen ft fires a standard 45 calibre bullet at the rate of 45 rounds a minute S '52 Will Be a Good Year Say 9 of 10 Economists J A Livingston By Would Retell SALE For $1MJ© JPI1CI UVIN9 121 SO 2PIICI 1 iUITH VINO HOOM $249 JO UVINO ROOM SUITES tglMO JPtICi UVINO ROOM SUITES IS39S0 1PIICI SiCTIONAl MS0 14950 16950 18950 '24950 15900 16950 '2150 3950 4950 ROOM SUITM SICTIONAL SUfTiS SUITIS PLATFORM ROeKIRS $ 4S0 PUTFORM ROCKIRt I WS0 RLATpORM ROCKERS ran Would Retail For SALE lMfffl 92 w ft INTIRNATIONAL HARVISTIR EM Ai ft INTIRNATIONAL HARVISTIR H74 M 14 tv ft INTIRNATIONAL HARVISTIR '31 9°° 289°° RMMMtATOt 254°° $3§M5 17 m ft INTIRNATIONAL HARVISTIR 229°° S 9099S 14 tu ft $MMS ft en 1SI HOTPOINT eg ft $27f 7 ft INTIRNATIONAL $3499 UNIVERSAL IUCTRIC RANOI REFRIOIRATO 122900 HARVISTIR HARVISTIR HARVISTIR $3999 I1S9S0 1950 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC UNIVERSAL WAS UNIVIRSAL $ 199 MS PLANK TOP WALNUT SUITE $20900 BIONDE DOUBLE DRESSER SUITE Includes Bed Double DrMMr Mirror $11900 3PIFCE LIMED OAK DOUBLE DRESSER SUITE Includes Bed Double Dresser Mirror $21900 OAK LIMED SUITE Includes Bod Chest Vanity Vanity Bench obv' mm Would Retail SALE For '4950 $ 79 S0 STUDIO COUCH 950 $ "7950 STUDIO COUCH 2PIECI STUDIO SUITES 16650 $339 M 2PIECE STUDIO SUITES 16950 S219 SO $24950 Cl $2930 ' 98 5 0 1 STUDIO SUITES 21450 STUDIO SUITES FREEZER FREEZER Would Retail SALE For $49 SO IEAUTYREST MATTRESS $3450 INNERSPRING 5875 8 (Matching Box Spring $$I7S) MATTRESS (Matching Box Spring $1995) 1995 45904 398"' FREEZER '219" Would Retail SALE 29900 RANOI with pump WASHER with pump WALL CAIINETS L 14900 15900 18900 19800 19800 Includes Ro Chett Vanity Vanity Bench 259" UNIVMSAl DOUILE OVEN IUCTRIC RANGI $ $1 INTIRNATIONAL $179S0 BLONOI WATIRFALL SUITE Bad Chut Vanity Vanity Bench REFRIGSRATO CROSLIY SHILVAOOR RIFRIOIRATOR M4 M 111 Include RlFRIOERATOR RIPRIOIRATOR W ft INTIRNATIONAL SALE For $19 90 with mirror 109°° §B" $ 59 TABLE LAMPS $ 79S TABU LAMP $129 TABU LAMPS $1195 FLOOR LAMPS $149 FLOOR LAAVS $199 FLOOR LAMPS 395 595 995 895 J 1195 1595 $ 9400 9x1 SALE - ALUWOOL MOAMOOM RUOI $10900 9x11 Alt WOOI UOAMOOM RU4S $119JO 9x19 MOAMOOM RUOS 6950 '7950 8950 all-o- about where it is But the invest- ment group anticipates a rise of about 500 ooo Considering the size : Lof the labor force at more than 60000000 that isn't a large increase No great rise in department store business is looked for — about 7 me mosi Weekly earnings will rise from the present level of $65 to 8 80 labor expect the most — 70 the year-en- d Perhaps here the wish is father to the fore- cast Investment economists fore- - ' ut el Dec 232 228 -- University 240 234 etc profers research 221 ZZZ "sts f thn a drop riV° to less than $87 by December attributable no doubt to a shorter work week which would be associated with the industrial Jun- 60 - downturn they expect Farm Prices up Slight!' Stocks will move pretty much sidewise with a tendency to drop Bonds will likewise go down with interest rates rising Commodity prices will go up about 3 percent the cost of living about 3 percent Here again labor economists expect the biggest rise — from current levels of 188 to 196 Farm rices will rise about he economists apparentlypercent anticipate ample crops The consensus is that the federal cash deficit will be running at a S4 700000000 annual rate a year from now Here variations re iuite wide Most investment economists figure the government won t spend as much as planned Finally new home building will drop about a third the result no doubt of credit restrictions and shortages of steel Reading between the statistics I get one dear impression All the forecasters feel that defense is the carrying force in the economy when defense business tapers off then an industrial turndown is likely But when? The different whens explain the divergences in the forecasts f 1 Hysterical Bride Flees Hospital COEUR D ALEME Idaho Dec 29 (AP — Mrs L J Blakeslev 30 Bismark N D is the object of an Intensive search here after she left a local hospitaltoday unnoticed by the attendants She was taken to the last evening in a hysterical hospital condition and had been given sedatives iurnea to a hill east the city after a woman answeringof !i?r de"iption had been seen She was clothed Officers were fuly advised that she had been married at Bismark a jnonth ago and was here with her husband on their honeymoon °r MacArthur Voted Tops in News NEW YORK Gen Douglas MacArthur was voted the top" news figure of the year bv some 340000 boys in a nationwide poll The Boys Clubs of Amri TlutodayH vV view" of eld "boyi' VnU nd PersonaliUas of ?9 51 They voted the United Nations-Korea- n truce talks first to interest as a news story — - Claimed Negligent M economists Here are the prophecies item by item The dollar total of goods and services in 1952 will rise about 6 percent Production will go up about 5 percent es defense orders take up civilian slack Antes Ketall Sales Wages Automobile output will drop from a current rate of about 5400-00passenger cars and trucks per year to about 4800000 The NPA By William Kysa authorization is at the' rate of Foreign Affairs Anatyat- about 54000000 vehicles Unemployment will remsin just wIhOSC" pr'" w boasting day that people lonaer £ the Soviet fiV anywhere else But Moscow has announced the death of 28 high S a t officers of the armed forces this year— and the average age was 53 The deaths of 28 officers this year beats the 1950 record year the press carried news of the Ogden's Newest Finest deaths of 24 general officers— from major general and rear admiral no axrangeiy enougn tne average age in 1950 also wee 52 Cion ng Bleckinf The average age is based on those whose ages were given In a numMMB MADI TO OR DR ber of cases both years the age mm Omr frnttmry Pracose hwrn was withhldfrOTn publication Last Te t Hmmt mf aa ymmmm youngest general to die j llta it 6) This year W4ramsMpf Udfr Maes Also deemed Clash on How TIJUANA Mex Dec 29 UP — Police today arrested a youth they said want to lunch carrying the key to a locked fire door at the civic auditorium which burned durtnc a bbbv ty killing 44 persons Police Chief chafed VoMGl7l To Clean Up SANTA FE N M 5l5j Dec 29 UP f Democratic party clashed heed on on the question of what tonight I the administration can do to "dean 1 Mine Fund Grows Uin2£Mi rvnrr SPRINGFIELD interview with kYL l Contribution io en son s fund to aid the families of Sen Robert Taft of Ohio the West Frankfort mine disaster Mexican expressed the opinion that the victims rose today to $13654 PejuiH an cannot carry out their promised housecleaning because of the "obligations they have to so Spud Price Up WASHINGTON Dec 29 (AT)— many local organizations of difPrices of potatoes have now ferent kinds" climbed to a level where the government could under the price Simitar Interview In a similar interview however control law put on ceilings An the agricultural department report to- Frank McKinney chairman of deday said that growers received an National Democratic party average of $1 92 a bushel for spuds clared that "the president and mambers of his administration are in mid December acting vigorously to clean up placet wfsere laxness has developed ' Heads Warren Foes McKinney said in a business with BAKERSFIELD Calif Dec 19 two million officers and employes UP — Congressman Thomas H "there are bound to be some who werdel (R Calif said today ha are weak or corruptible" But he will head a delegation opposed there is constant vigilance to added — - —1 nuicii w 111 in win seen to discover and weed out the election in the June primaries as wrong doers" California's representation to the Taft said l dont think we uertuui ail Lilian or nuin national convention iui law state of morality in govarn mtnt as We eae trtriav Ant f Ann Hit 'BlackmoiT — to eliminate think there's mny LOS ANGELES Dec 29 tUPi—jit except to cleanway out the whole The Military Order of the Purple how and begin over again ID- u j unanimously "e"lu proved a resolution Saturday de- The comments came as the news-°- P mending immediate congressional to Prevent futures payments paper released the results of its or blackmail" to communist coun- - latest poll of some 9000 "leaders tries for release of American eiti- - end makers of public opinion" in zenI Ha w Mex ico which placed honesty in government and military pre- pafadness against communist ag Call Off Steel Strike as the major national CHICAGO Dec 29 UPt — C I gression for 1952 O steel workers today called off — wtm covered the a strike set for New Years day at nationalpollscene which — Gen the Inland Steel company's Eat Dwight Eisenhower indicated as the popular T Chicago Ind plant choice of the voting New Mexicans However the same poll indiHits Compulsory Health NEW YORK Dec 29 UP — cated that New Mexicans believe D Peui B Magnuson chairman the general would probably fail to of President Truman's newly ap- get the nomination of either politparty t pointed commission to study the ical nstion s health needs said tonight JPrtile giving him the lead on that he opposes any compulsory na- tna question "for which would tional health program such as the you vote?" it listed him behind Sen Taft as "the best Republican president has recommended candidate" and behind President Harry Truman as the "best Demo 13 Million New Votes cratic candidate" WASHINGTON Dec 2 l UP) — A new voting potential of 13419-3- 6 persons was added to the population between 1940 and 1950 census bureau revealed tod ag the 1 -- — J J Merer 1 1 11 b 1 ' j - B Police Ponderina Maid Charges Would Raise 'Lower' BROKEN BOW Neb Dec 29 UP — Custer county authorities said today they were undecided what charges to file against a maid who went te Denver to have a good time" and took her employers' son along Lola Campbell the maid was arrested by Denver police this Deformed Tot Dies morning as she got oft a bus at TACOMA Wash Dec 29 'UP' — a depot with the Tittle boy Jimmv Tiny Deborah Kay Angelo Arnold — Miss Campbell employed by Jim- i OH ' the outside of her body died here "T parents Mr and Mrs Jarne I tnflav Arnold told onlice hm Ka4 HZ a note at the Arnold home saying she was going to Denver to have Me Too Much Nagged a good time for a few days and LOWELL Mass Dec 29 UP) will be back Clarence Marsden machinist who said "my wife ' nefdgedwTtno-nb!ih Acheson Pays Tribute today""! WASHINGTON Dec 29 (UP1 — The interstate commerce cornmis-sion today blocked pending investi- ' gation a Pullman company propos-- j al to raise the minimum charge for a lower berth in a sleeping car from $4 05 to $S four-year-o- ld 24-da- y- nrt --- : c5"1' fn"erfhoCny slay'lnT" To Study Eclipse Jea ' milCMJU KNU9J Wf install tribute atj a memorial service today i to tne late ur Henry u Bennett WASHINGTON Dec 29 UP- - administrator of the Point Four The National Geographic society program and other state deoan announced today it wiy join the ment aides who were ki lied in an ran Dec 22 im bu torce in an expeanio- - a ' n to the Sudan to Acheson said all those killed in the study a total eclipse of the sun Feb I disaster had died in the service of a) - Anglo-Egyptia- 9S mm e minln Russian Purge Hinted in Death of Officers 0 u revrn fiBaiEKIs DOWN Take Up to 18 Months To Pay Would Retail For- 15 el GOP Democrats - - mmv i youngest was 4a the eldest country the toU seems high and High Mrulity Bate This seems like a high mortality they do seem to be dying a bit 77 And there y oung For example six of the sen- for neral officers no is reason to believe that aUieral officers this year had not deaths of generals have been an- - passed the age of 96 eight had not reached 55: six had not paeaad S9 nounced in the Soviet preaa Last year when the mortality and only one was over 85 —he eras IESS9 of the Soviet brass was sur-- 1 ea in 1V30 eignt nan not veyed it aroused speculation about I' the age of 59 the possibility of a quiet purge It Connected With PIke m-- y or may not oe so— out nistort- tht departed ' ewa t7ve itri niiiiksu y iiitjn officers In 1951 were connected edjSa an ©ecu been hss guessing wrong tne dresd M G B — ministry at stale pel ions disease which often a security— which is the secret police proved fatal That a true also in 1950 Any of these of course probably The high toll cells to mind the died natural deaths The rat— ef blood of generals in the death seldom is given in the Sasfiet thirties purge after an altasjad taaa But even granting that thei the communist regime Soviet armed forces have more Slot against got s bad world pres on that one and has never repented Lck a BRING THIS COUPON n puWEI performance I With the Sonet union aispuy-nsomething snn to panic about 00 alleged invasions of spies and the HAIRCUT like there would be some justification for speculating OB a Wieti Amy purge !rw but metaaflw' SOMtlOS MAUTT mL The cominuniu never trotted 7474 t ' tlZ rt PAY AS LITTLE AS Rest easy but not too easy for Nine out of every ten top- ranking economists who replied to are my year-en- d questionnaire satisfied that a good year is ahead Production will rise somewhat so will prices and unemployment now less than two million will be unchanged Indus- In short the high-levtrial lull will continue The economists are not quite so sure or so unanimous about the stock market Two out of five ex- pect a decline Even as a group a slight down trend is expected Which means that the declines ex- pected by the bears were greater in the consensus than the advances exrjected bv the bulls That has implications: Some economists — particularly those associated with investment firms as we'll see later — are betting on an industrial downturn either late in 52 or in "53 Presumably they're figuring that the stock market will anticipate that turn by about six months Hence the bearishness for '52 Vision: Stabilised Inflation The majority view was summed up by a government official: "I think that defense production will continue to expand that the soft goods industries will recover considerably since they are now producing less than consumers are taking and that wages and prices will edge upward" From that you get a vision of stabilized inflation The most unusual prediction was this: "Boom inflation and Republicanism Another 1943 without the urgency of that period" The parallel with '43 implies that before '52 is over industrial plants will be really rolling out planes tanks and other military equipment and that the upward swing will continue well into '53 Curiously the political forecast of a Republican presidential victory is a contradiction of his economic forecast Conventionally good times are thought to mean a triumph for the party in power Cload No Bigger Than Stalin Once again Stalin — surrounded by a nig cloud — was in the center of all crystal balls Said one commentator: "The business environment is dominated by government expenditures which in turn will be influenced by international developments Such developments are far beyond the tools of economics" Nearly all the economists have tempered their views as a result of the recent high-levlull in business Six months ago government economists expected production to rise about 15 percent by the end of 1952 now they're figuring on a rise of only 9 percent Similarly labor union economists expected a rise of 9 percent Now that's down to 6 percent At the other extreme investment economists hsd expected a drop of 6 percent by the end of 1952 Now they're "betting" that there won't be tny change at all However they look for the year to shape un like an inverted V Production will rise during the first half and then sometime in the second half decline Ditto on prices The following table shows up the differences It gives the group forecasts for industrial production fnow 218): Date Bus Bnk Inv Gvt Lab Mis June 230 227 225 230 SI 1952 Would Rotail " -- d HATTERS Miscllanoaus Assarted Cocktail Tables Blonde Values to $190 and Wo (not Finish AC $7llOO lS HAT SHOP i mmd 994 V Mnthnd OesWsi eePPBWi ma U f LADIES Can we help you stop " drinking? iveass H ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS TisestTe ladies Group tea 4 19M ' I g $4 J |