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Show '? the Utah it lesson U.. Aidl to sfisoid Agriaritaro Stand Howard Doggett, staff assistant I partment in the present difficult to Ezra Taft Benson will be' at agricultural situation, speaker at the annual convention!I Executive Secretary, Frank G. of the Utah State Farm Bureau Shelley reports that over 3500 Federation, which will be held members have participated in rA Weekly Newspaper De 28, 29 and 30 at the Hotel I icy development , Government Utah, Salt Lake City. throughout the state during the Ben-1 last four months and that reports of Agriculture Secretary I son authorized has Doggett from these meetings will result in VoL 9; No. 49 Salt Lake wtak 1995 25. Nowata to represent the Department of I establishment of policies for the organization throughout Agriculture to discuss with Utah state farmers the position of the De- - 1&56- These policies will become recommendations to the American Farm Bureau Federation, ; which 84th Congress Decision holds its annual convention Dec. 11 through Dec. 15 at Chicago. The possibility of establishing a Soil Fertility Bank" to relieve the present surplus situations Is being given a great deal of conSenator Wallace F. Bennett Thursday predicted pression of sideration and will likely be disnews, that the Colorado River Storage Project will be passed by die the Senator governmental cussed at the state and national that he did replied 84th Congress now that two major concessions' have been made. not feel the newspapers should conventions. This plan would provide for removal of land, which New Mexico and Utah are two states hardest hit by the have complete freedom to place now is producing burdensome ' cuts which must be made to dear the way for passage of the officials on display." Government officials surpluses, but authorizing the govneed Project. ernment to rent this land and put freedom relaxation and The Utah Senator answered conference with journalism stu- complete into crops which will increase it . . some place in which men questions on pertinent govern- dents from Jordan High School can compose their differences the fertility of the land but not mental issues .in a special press and the be harvested for commercial use. without display." I will resign University of Utah. It is expected that over 500 . when such a place no longer He expressed optimism on pasFarm Bureau members and sage of the Upper Colorado River exists," the Senator concluded. friends will attend the convenYouth, in GOP Project bill by the 84th Congress j The farm economy issue was tion which will conclude with a when they reconvene in January, pointed out as an inherited Demos business session Nov. 30, at which Worry discussed the current problems of problem of overproduction in all state officers will be elected for As if the Democrats were He also discussed the current lines of agriculture." Bennett the next year. not handicapped enough by problems of secrecy in said this overproduction must be Throughout the convention the GEORGE H. WILSON jthe big political Ps peace government news," the farm let down to a point where the activities of young people will be and prosperity they've got economy issue and the impending farm economy will balance. . speaks to farmers . recognized, and special awards The basic question faced by another worry to wrestle with: sugar bill facing Congress. made for outstanding leadership. the infusion of youth into, the The controversial Upper Colo- Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Talent find winners will enterand the country, is bloodstreams of the Republirado River Basin project bill is Taft Benson, tain throughout the meetings and to face the unpleasant" can party . . . (they) have outassured passage this year now that whether a special Top Talent" show will issue of decline now or postpone lined a plan to double the two concessions have been be presented at the banquet Tues- -' major strength of the Republican or- made by western states, Senator the issue. day evening in the Lafayette BallSenator Bennett also sees posganisation at the county level. Bennett said. H. Wilson, representa- room. More than 400 delegates George sible passage of the Sugar Act tive of the American Farm BuThis might be done by apare expected to attend the. banof have the bill Proponents which goes before Congress when reau, will . . pointing .'young recruits speaker beprincipal quet at which George H. Wilson men and womenl to SO years given their specific promise," it reconvenes. The necessity. of at the Utah-Bmt- e Bureau I will be the speaker! Farm ..ns t offlciellg, reported, the WU,-uaii. Is: tLc strait- Convention in Lake - City oFagiT. . .vto serve is alter- although to cut Echo Dam the Park. project out en nates to the regular county advantages given to Cuba Nov. the $40 million Navajo proj- after World War n. delegates." Edward Morgan, and The convention program Is ect New Mexico. in American Broadcasting Comp dotted with leading farm experts In answer to a question on the pany. from across the nation. current furor concerning the sup- Many of the problems faced by the nations farmers are to be discussed during the meeting. More than 500 Utahns are exMost of the younger and more pected to attend. promising (Democrat) prospects Also appearing on the program In this sixth article on Polifor the honor seem reluctant to is Marie Daugherty, Chicago, naYour Job" the art of getting tics The Kennecott Copper Corporation, which has given thous- offer themselves as sacrifice can- tional director of Farm Bureau people together and keeping didates, preferring to conserve Womens Department and Herands of music fans in 'the intermountain area a chance to hear their them together is viewed. Next energies for a more prom- bert Alp, AFBF Comodity dethe finest music in the world played by die Utah Symphiny or- ising time Week How to Get Something say 1960." New York partment director. Done" will give all hopeful Times. chestra, will do it again this season. U. S. Representative William neighborhood politicians a runThe Utah Copper Division of A. Dawson is slated to speak ning start on what to do with Kennecott will sponsor the Utah D. Wood, extension these groups. and Ivan Symphony series on the air for specialist, Denver, will give an the sixth straight season. illustrated talk on land and GETTING THE CREW radio proThirteen water use. TOGETHER grams will be aired starting the The convention From opens Monday long lines and volumes first of the year. resoluat on Action Hotel Utah. of experience the political world The broadcasts will include election officers will tions and has found out that getting peomusic taken from the regular take Wednesday. place ple together is the main thing in subscription series of the symState President . Blaine J. political action. phony, according to Mr. Romney. This starts at homo with the Swenson, Spanish Fork is directThe Kennecott Copper broad-casting convention plans aided by individual family. From there it have made it possible for Frank G. Shelley, executive sec- spreads to the neighbors up and to attend the thousands unable retary and Mrs. Grant F. Lar- down the block, around the corregular concerts to hear and ensen, chairman of the State Farm ner, at church, bridge dub or in joy our state orchestra," points union meetings. This is where--alBureau Women. out Mr. Romney. the political spade work is We. have had hundreds of letdone. ters praising local programs on The way to get people together the air." Today's is by seeing and talking with The symphony series will likeO Everyone can keep up week by. them face to face. Leg work is ly be aired Tuesday nights. The week on Utahs Senator Ben- the basis of effective political exact times and dates will be annett and Representative Daw- work. nounced. later. The program will son. Regular columns by the Interested individuals must go be heard on KSL. Congressmen will be carried from house to house, like the by the Statesman. Fuller Brush man, and ring doorn O The current farm issue isnt a bells. Neighbors are UTILE FELLOW this beginning step isnt emnew problem. It Isnt Sec. REMEMBERED Bensojns unique idea. See the barrassing. Talk with them, know on history of the nation's farm Small business concerns reside to approach them. The what troubles on Page 4. ceived about 23 per cent of total politician must know what he net defense awards for the first O Highlight of the week in Utah wants them to do and put it was the huge turnout of citi- across briefly and simply-- ' Mayseven months of 1955 (an 18 KenDivision Utah of zens who protested the latest be its a petition to sign, a vote over L. cent R. for awards Peftt, right general manager Copper jump per S. necott David one director of half action of the city commission for somebody or Just vote. Romney, managing the preceding four and Copper, and on upping wages of all city KEEPING THEM TOGETHER the Utah Symphony, map plans for broadcasts by Utah Symyears) which mean an additional 420 million worth of busines for phony so music fans of the entire state can enjoy the state symemployees. (See Editorial, Average citizens everywhere orchestra. them. See SERIES Page 2 , phony Page 2) pol-No- v. . meetings - Sees Col. ISwer iill IPassMe Israel -- (R-Uta- h) . . so-call- ed Farmers List Speaker Slate hc 28-3- 0. 3ii It Takes People To Get IVork Done, Series Says Young Democrats Won't Sacrifice Kennecott Brings Utah Symphony To Fans Through Sixth Radio Series one-ho- . ur . s - . ; Highlights well-know- . l |