| Show Sen Bennett Seeks To Aid Sheep men ASKS S MODIFICATION OF RESTRICTIVE CEILINGS AND CUTTING REGULATIONS SALT LAKE CITY Sept 29 29 Sen Wallace Vallace F. F Bennett R R. Utah Monday asked the Office of Price Stabilization to modify restrictive ceilings and cutting regulations on Utah's 1952 lamb crop In a wire to Tighe Woods director director di- di rector of the 0 OPS P S in Washington Washing Washing- ton the senator said that growers growers growers grow grow- ers of Utah's lambs about about about a- a bout sixth one-sixth of the nations nation's supply will face a n serious situation sit situation situation sit sit- within three or f four o 0 u r weeks Sen Bennetts Bennett's wire read Within Vi thin three to four weeks milk-fed milk lambs will reach their peak of quality About of these are in Utah and our growers are facing a serious serious serious ser ser- ious situation As you know lamb prices have dropped about third one-third or f from om to during the past two two weeks and may go lower if if these lambs are held over and lose their bloom The present combination of ofa ofa a price for wool and a price for lamb is substantially below the cost of production and are facing a serious serious serious ser ser- ious situation Apparently OPS cutting regulations are interfering interfering interfering inter inter- fering with orderly marketing of this lamb crop In view of seriousness of the situation r earnestly hope OPS can remove this barrier |
