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Speculation Oeeiirs Ever Wrf h Collective Russian Gardeners
By NK.ll. A. MAHTI.N
L'niidl I'res International
Siicculalion is an
lem (or Ihe Soviet Union But
since the death of Stalin in
iiir:'. ,...ll..itim furm.rc hflVP
been playinR their quick-money j nno icon near me .smie man
schemes with alarming repu- ager s office,
larity. And Soviet officials ap-! As a result, the paper re
pear unable or unwilling to , ported, fireen onions were pr.c-
"They squeezed blood out of
the customers for green onions,
lettuce radishes, cucumbers
and tomatoes. And the price
lists, hidden away from the ouy
er are still doing no good.
A Soviet tirade against a c.ip
tilist economy?
No. It's just another in a sc
ries of blasts at Soviet collec
tive farmers which have ap
peared in the Russian press
during the past few months.
Some Soviet farmers, it
seems, are guilty of a serious
economic crime speculation.
mi In ha hlivinc UO
-r nm. '. I i val c their own nriva'.B u;n
T it hundreds of dens. II is also lcKll for
- iiv mmkcls and : to sell any excess farm or gar-,
selling it at handsome piof.ts. den goods on the open markets
Pravda. Izvestia. Kkonomi- in the larger Soviet cities,
cheskaya Gazetla and other pub- Consequently, many collec
lications have publicized the jVe farmers spend more time
mushrooming activities of these cultivating their own gardens
speculators with stories and i and traveling to the city mar-niciin-es
The press coverage i kets lhan tilling Ihe govern-
where they W'ri 'ivit ayill-i The economic weekly specu- lor certilicates ol ownersnio rive at city markets Hundreds ol I
ing tons of citni fruits l : lated that Moscow market olli-; wnicn prove iney own a private i miles Irom Uieir nomes witn i 'u
travacanl prices. l'h fruits cials we?e conning with the ' garden and are qualified to sell truckloads of fruit and vege- HltA I Amm trr
F. .U f,.- .him nt Iho iho nn,lc iloWnc Sll nfflnlolc h. 1 V 1 1 I V V V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I
Were nrOUKIll HUy lilt Ul.TltllH aH.T.Uiaila n Jiitm. ui mi m- i ioihw, UVt" wivI.J tiv
Georgian Republic bv plane to profits. Maximum prices set by Since 1954, however, the So-1 accurate way of checking wheth-
northern Soviet cities the government were supposed viet trade ministry has suggest- er the farmers credentials are
old nob- 10 De posted in Clear view 01 eo inai oniciais not Domer me
IIIC UUCI. IJUl, llic ei(.i .iciiu, , MiiiiiM.i iui iiin ni;ia in wi
the price lists were hidden from . dcr to increase the flow of farm
the traffic center and placed produce to the market.
Ihus when Soviet farmers ar-
Hears Tax Experts
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Senate Finance committee was
crack down on the speculators
Under Ihe collective farm
system. Soviet farmers sha.e in
the surnlus produce of 1 h e
farm and are permitted lo cnl-
i gar-tliem
cd at one ruble and 20 kopeks
$1 3:t per kilogram (2.2
pounds), but were sold by spec
ulators for five rubles ($5.55)
per kilogram. Other fruits and
vegetables were sold at three
times their listed price, the
paper added.
Officials Check
Market officials are supposed
In check the collective farmers
Subscribers
To report improper oc non
delivery of the Mail Tribune In
Meriford. phone 772-BHl; Aih
JanrJ call at 41H Bridge it , or
fjhone 4R2-;nt)2, Yreka, phone
VIr'.ory 2-2fl'in before 6A5 p.m.
da;!y end 1 ().;)! am. Sunday.
If rejuitnr delivery arrivef
.-.horHy fttr you cnl! please
notify nil ire, thus eliminating
pccial meaaenser aervic.
authentic or where the produce
came from.
fna narutp eairl a f 'jr rrt a w ra.
cently turned up in Moscow 'o b?Sin series of closed-door
with three tons of early cab- briefings from staff experts to
h day on the complex $11 bill.on
i ,7, , . , . . , tax cut bill passed by the House,
i "Is anyone going to believe he The mo"r sejons were
; grew it in his own kitchen gar-; expectcd to continue into next
den? the paper sneered. i ,.,. Tr.atnrv -r.iarv nmio.
The farmer apparently had , ,as Djiiion then will be called as
little trouble selling his cabbage j ,he first witness in blic hcar.
at nhil ur'ae HaconhaH oc a .
at what was described as a
good profit.
One Soviet militiaman was
quoted as saying:
"They come with a sack of
apples and leave with a sack
of money, and nothing can be
done about it."
I kets Ih
ment fields.
The government has tolerated
this in the past because in
I some areas Ihe collective and
1 slate farms were unable to sup-
lion, black market dealing, em-' py Soviet consumer demands.
bezzlcmcm, noaroing aim m i-, suplcmcntary loocl regai n
niclures. The press coveiagi;
has coincided with government
drive to curb the illegal deal
ings of such Soviet economic
entrepreneurs.
In the Soviet union, specuia-
bery are economic crimes pun
ished by heavy fines, imprs
onment or even death hefoi L- a
firing squad.
Fanners Arrested
Several farmers were arrest
ed this summer in Siberia,
yrtvcrusenicnt
HIAI'I'IC HASH?
For haby'H mUp. irwkn aure
you add C'AIGON water con
ditioner to Ihe Wflflll and rinse
whendoin'hnby'fl things. You'll
need Iran detergent . . , and
CAhGON prevenlH Irft-in riiv
tflrpent and wiil from remnininc
in the fabric. Thfc result? No
mora scrntrhy film in diapers to
chap nnd chafe. Diapers srn
more abBorlvnt, Urn. Help kep
baby's skin frep of skin irrita
tion with CALGON.
Gillespie Peterson Brokerage
P.O. Bo 708-Med. Ph. 664 1406
less of its origin was wel
comed.
Supply 81 Per Cent
Although Ihe private plots
represented less than 3.2 per
cent of Soviet farm land tilled
in UKil, they supplied HI per
cent of the nation's eggs, i0
per cent of the potatoes and
40 per cent of the. meat.
On the olher hand, the Mos
cow City Vegetable and Fruit
administration last month re
ceived from stale and collec
tive farms only 371 tons of green
onions instead of the KOO tons
ordered, :H1 tons of radishes
instead of 1,1110 Ions and l!l
Ions of leltuce instead of the
assigned I. 'Ill tons.
"Naturally the speculators
look advantage of all this." ob
served the Ekonomicheskaya
Gazclla.
They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
! ALL THE WORLD LOVES
-m
JFJZrs Worn
trJ Tr-
HOW MUCH
TUt MOTORISTS STUCK
BLMINO TME CRAWLING
SLUI3PO TRUCK LOVE
THE 5LURPO OUTFIT ?
V- THEODORE W.&iiOti.
BOX , WISE. ,VA. u
r - N."SS?5ii ' W ' ' ' "Ifr VWEODOKW.flBSOM, jMTL
ings, expected to continue tor
many weeks. Already 75 persons
have asked to testify.
The measure, approved by the
House eight days ago, would
provide reductions for virtually
every federal taxpayer starting
Jan. 1. One-third of the cut
would be delayed until Jan. 1,
1965.
It is doubtful that Congress
will complete action on the
measure this year because of
lengthy hearings and the civil
rights bill. However, supporters
say that if the bill is not passed
until next year, the first stage
of the two-part tax cut would
be made retroactive to Jan. 1,
1964.
Mail Fraud Trial
Date Rescheduled
PORTLAND (UPI) Trial
date of seven Chicago and Los
Angeles area men on mail fraud
charges in connection with sale
of desert land near Burns in
Eastern Oregon, was changed
from Nov. 25 to Dec. 2 Wednes
day. Six of the men entered pleas
of innocent Wednesday to a new
indictment, and the other is ex
pected to enter a plea next
week. The new indictment was
similar to the first but applied
several rulings by Federal
Judge John F. Kilkenny modify
ing several words and phrases.
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