Show THf OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER Visitor Accommodation Plans Al Western Parks Slowed WASHINGTON Oct 23 AP- - Whtn congress directed that $700 000 be whacked off the park service appropriation ror Dufldings and Utilities expansion of visiter accommodations was slowed up a full year at many western parks ana most other serv- lxxigings i or visitors are built by pri- - TIL Kitchen Ma Asphalt A Tila wash j vate funds furnished by persons or companies which hold concession privileges But the govern ment must meet the cost of water and sewer lines and other utilities Obviously if there's no money for these the major construction must wait A master plan has been prepared din-in- g for each park fitting lodging accommodations stores and service quarters into a landscaped arrangement handy to roads and affording visitors convenient access to the major attractions Generally the new lodging construction is located to fit into the master plan That means new utility lines must be built and there's where the cut hurts For instance a proposed new at West Thumb in Yellowstone national park has been put back on the shell On the other vil-lia- mi co hand completion of cabins startedat Lake Station before the war and rehabilitation of Lake hotel win go ahead as scheduled The utilities are already in place In at least two instances planned accommodations have been set aside because of legislative devel- is a definite swing in Davis county opments The 'program for the to small subsistence farms where Dinosaur national monument on farming is only a side line Bert the Colorado-Uta- h line is affected Despain assistant county agriculby a proposal of the states in the tural agent said today As a result of this situation good upper basin of the Colorado to dam the Green rivers for farming onH la hclno turriA1 intn water storage lots for home construction f broken ne aeciarea Aspects Reversed The water use will not affect Contributing Factors the "diggings" where skeletons f Despain said several factors ne prehistoric monsters have been un- materially affecting the agriculcovered in the sandstone deposits tural future of tile county "The but recreation aspects of the pro- national defense installations such gram must Be completely revised as Clearfield naval supply depot When the dams are built and the Hill air force base and Ogden pp reservoirs filled the spectajSB senal as well as industrial develmountain scenery along the two opments such as the oil refining inrivers may be reached by boat activities of North Salt Lake and stead of horseback or afoot Woods Cross are Creating a deCreation of the Grand Teton na- mand for labor ir tional park in Wyoming by a Comem"Many farmers are bination of Teton national park and ployment away from securing their farms Jackson Hole national monument and accordingly are selling parts has brought a revision of plans for of their acreage to others who are those areas A topographic survey already working away from "the is now being made as a basis for farm Smaller acreages will be the new program grown and the net yield will be - 22 1950 ge and-Verd- Small Subsistence Farms Held Davis County Trend 1 e Opening Tomorrow: I 1 ifs official! 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Utah region vm dc cimipieiea ana occupied De Deeeret Industries was set up fore the end of the year said Man- several sago to furnish emager Arthur G Pledger It is under ploymentyear for the aged and others PROVO Utah Oct 21 AP construction at site of the former are unable to obtain employ- Wallace F Bennett ReDublican Ik D S Weber county bishop's who ments In the regular channels storehouse nominee for the United States sen Manager Pledger explained 2030 Medicine at Rally - go-ahe- INC on-th- 2-42- 44 e- Economic Musts Listed byCfranger HALF A MILLION ROCKETS l ate called on his Democratic opponent tonight to "either explain the differences between socialized medicine and his national health plan or quit denying heSj" for socialized medicine" Bennett sooke at a nolitical rail here In his prepared address Bennett said U S Sen Elbert D Thomas seeking reelection "has introduced sdrne national health bills which would force everybody to pay large additional taxes for compulsory federal health insura&ce Tlow with election day only two weeks away he tries to tell Utah voters he is against socialized medicine and that socialized medicine is unconstitutional T lnslst that he face the health issue and tell us just what the difference is between socialired medicine and his national health plan About the only difference can see is in name and degree Britain calls its socialized medicine 'Nstionsl Health" But would Elbert D Thomas deny that it is socialized medicine just the same?" Bennett said he favored "the voluntary private health insurance plans now giving low cost coverage to 50 000000 Americans" "Under the Thomas bills" the Republican nominee went on "the government would collect a compulsory tax control the money determine the rates maintain the records control the doctors d?n tisU nurses and druggists and hospitals and direct the patients' participation If that isn't socialized medicine what la it? And still Mr Thomas tries to tell you he s socialized medicine" against J LOA Utah Oct 21 (AP) —Rep Walter K Granger Democrat seeking reelection from Utah's First district told a political rally fs night thst "irrigstion forestjSj§ SALT LAKE CITY Oct 21 (AP) range projects are an economic A bumper tourist crop has been must" predicted for Utah next year The Utah Motor Court associaIn nil prepared tg tion was by its president that added: "Under Democratic lead- trade in told 1951 would probably be ership the federal government has better than the "excellent businever lost sight of the twin goals ness' enjoyed this w swl T B Burbidge gave two reasons of a sound national Droaram: To for his cheerful outlook during the strengthen our inner economy by association's fifth annual meethelping the small business man the farmer the average man and to ingFirst tourist trade is increasing build our defenses throughout the west and second — ADVERTISEMENT — many persons are heading westward to make their homes Bumper Tourist Crop Ton ades HOW OH THE 00AO! More than tbl III 500000 Oldsiobile Owners Power Smoothness Now Enjoy Quietness and Economy IN Jthi L Sullivan Fifbt With Stomach Blear Three Injured in Two-Ca- r Clash Puns The fmoB hearywrUht etui apfc wm noted i Toncioui eater CntilA ne tart turn ami fouf ht he did U mScred titer-e:m- x paini? If rxctu ttomach acidity caoaei yoo r eauo or inn paimui heartburn ladiacatioti even ttomach !ulcer tcur ttomach then try Cdjm for quick relW paint L Ttbiett conuin S pro Ten flit aVtlaa dg medicinal inaredntt Like a doctor ' Udfa workt aoothinsly tnd lift More than 242 million told tine 19 IS Oct a 2Sc box of t'daa tad if rou too don't get hour you m tmttlng relief within Doable Your Money Back u gejfe h sf" itsgfijiMHlmBBBflHBjiBMBHB ffM Sjf a at Volunteer workers from stakes of the L D 8 northern region are endeavoring to complete this -" mnr ocivre me tna 01 me year m You'll enjoy doing business Of '4 jJL jjjg per-acr- P SM ALLEY " j Come i' the luxury 11 I eel Slated by Davis Farm Aids v FREE ksa BBBBBBBt Structure Thomas Talks on Utah Projects CLOCKS APPLIANCES ditions the required care is wldnm given to crop" Despain declare 1 "Davis county like most other progressive agriculture areas has factors that carl be interpreted to change the general trend The farmers who still stay in the business are practicing improved methods of soil handling that increase yields Conservation practices are being included more universally in the cropping program Land management including crop rotation seed bed preparation cultivation methods and irrigation practices are being improved Better fjgpf equipment is coming into more general use Hybrid and segmented seeds are adding to the other factor- in increase yields Increased use of fertilizers along with these other practices tends to increase e the yield Water Prospects "Prospects are bright to have a better distribution of available irrigation water Increased storage facilities on the Weber basin streams will make additional irrigation water for dry land not now covered by water A conservancy district recently has been organized and congress has authorized $370000 to do the preparatory planning" the assistant agent said "Many of the farmers are bringing range cattle and lambs on to the farm to fatten This increases the cash income and furnishes sale for gleanings from the fields "A recent trend in progressive farm management in the county is resulting in using good farm land for pastures By working the land in this manner pounds of beef or lamb obtained is on a par with row crops and is an effective and efficient operation in lond utilization for maintaining a high farm cash D S The store will hsve a fifty foot frontage on Washington extending is Donated clothing and furniture east 125 feet Work is being done repaired and remodeled and offor sale Fifty per cent of by volunteer labor of workers in fered the proceeds is used to pay needy people and fifty per cent pays income for the operation expenses "In the county many dairy proIncluded in the new structure is ducers are using the Dairy Herd a large heatina nlant whixh n Improvement andinArtificial Breedaddition to im ers associations rovide warmth for all r h to Invned buildings on the block proved pasture and feeding crease their income from milk and milk oroducts Increasing ponula tion is creating a strong demand Utah Oct Jl (AJPfc — M for dairy products and full em- L" DELTA Sen D Thomas DemElbert I to hold that ployment will continue demand Turkey producers and ocrat seeking reelection detailed are moving from a number of projects conpoultry growers small farm flocks into commercial tonight structed in this state since 1932 and producing units said that "these installations came Orchards Decreasing here the efforts of DemoKAYSVTLLE Dsvis County Oct "Fruit orchards of the county cratic through leadership" In an effort to coordinate are decreasing in size but through "New installations in Utah" he told a political rally "have in- vocational education in Davis counimproved root stock and management practices including force creased the number of manufactur- ty a meeting of county agricufeeding of trees through concening establishments in the state trated fertilizers a greater knowl- from 440 in 1932 to 772 in 1948 and ltural agents vocation sgriculture edge of plant food deficiencies personal income from $143000000 instructors and Veterans their diagnosis and remedy the to $825000000" training instructors will be In his prepared address Thomas held Tuesday Oct 24 at one quality and quantity are being increased for each tree said that since 1933 "more than "All of the factors affecting the $28000000 had been spent on nine p m at the high school here Expected to attend are DeLore agriculture of Davis county are Utah reclamation projects" He added: Nichols county agent Bert Desplaying against each other The climate soil and manpower are "The has been assistant agent Clinton Zolhere to make a great future and given on the Echo signal and Split pain Park insure a quality food supply for the Mountain dam projects initiating linger and Shirl Bishop vocational population of the area The ques- the construction of the great cen- agriculture instructors and Melvin tion of this area for the years tos! Utah reclamation project a Peterson and Elmer Green ahead is whether the land will be billion dollar project which should muui training instructors used to build homes on or whether double the industrial and agriculof the state makenough will be retained to produce tural the required food for the popula- ing vpotentiality one of the greatest develtion" Despain declared opments in Utah economic history" RINGS Columbia Miracle Hamilton Another L f tlis Famous High-Compressio- Engine! n MB oae-ha- lf Some Causes of Chronic Ailments FREI PAYSON Two Utah Oct SI (UP) Z North Dakota residents are in critical condition in a Salt Lake City hospital and another man is in fairly aood con dition in a Payson hospital todav as a result of s head-o- n collision near Payson yesterday afternoon Listed as critical were NichoUt and Amelia Gremm Edmonds N v who were en route to Los An geles at the time of the crash Their car collided nearlv head-o- n with one driven by Orlan Feamons &?t L Goshen BOOK-lxpla- ins Dangers ot Related Ailments Lee Is Member Qt Ogden Group SALT LAKE CITY Oct St AP n Honorary membership In the chapter of National Sojourners has been accepted by Governor J Bracken Lee The membership was extended F Howe president of the Ogden chapter Past ana present commissioned officers of the uniformed forces of the United States who are Master Masons make up the National Sojourners Og-de- Learn the serious nature of Piles Fistula Colon stomach and associated disorders Write today for a FREE copy of a illustrated book Thornton St Minor Clinic Suite 2273 911 E Lin wood Kansas City 3 Mo 40-pa- ge —— ts Any "Rocket" (dsmohOe owner can tan you! 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