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Show January The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Four Page Twenty Years Ago "Open Planning" Is Ejig'W it-- Popular For Many New Homes (Continued from Page One) reading, Mra. Joseph Buys, piano solo, Mias Evelyn Haws; solo Mrs. I). R. Ostler; talk by J. T. Wilson, principal of Tintic high school on "New Years Itesolutiona;" closing song, "Abide With Me." Kathryn and Margaret McCormick entertained at a coasting party. Following an enjoyable time sleighing the party gathered at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe where refreshments McCormick, were served. Those present were: Patricia McCormick, Mildred Rife, Billy Thornlcy, Mary Frances Gar-ritDean Manson, Henry Wall. Junior Ostler, Melvin Burke, Mike Borack, Ruben Myers, Jerald Fennell, Bob McCormick, Bill Naef, and Ted Hannifin. Mrs 11. A. Wells and Mrs. Joseph McCormick the party. The members of ihe "500" club and their husbands enjoyed a New Year's party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sorenson. The prizes for high score were won by Mrs. Frank Bacon and Ray Soren- now j . room-dinin- g chnp-erone- d son. A delicious luncheon was served to: Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Van Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs. Neil OWL AND THE STORK . . . Ranald Parker sad dad, Adam ParkO'Hare, Mr. and Mrs. John Cofer, display Robs Ids palatiag laspired by Gary, Ind., art class subfey, Mr. and Mra. D. J. Russell, ject, What Is my father saviag far? Ronald wants a baby sister. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Maxwell, Owl sicnifies he made wise chaise, he says. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon, Mrs. DonBert Fields and Mra. P. J. 4neas of NRA back before and durnelly and the host and hostess. ing the early days of World War 'Miss Charlotte Johnson, Walter II, the same theory is now to be Johnson and Cecil Fitch returned applied, and woe to the company to school at Long Island, New or corporation which fails to live York, after spending the holidays up to those fair standards pend- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the imP'M,ition of mandatory J. Fred Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. The report of President Harry Cecil Fitch. Truman to the people of the na- controls, Some here say that the PresiMrs. Anita Sessions, returned tion in his recent radio and teleto Eureka after spending several vision broadcast was not alarmist; dent should have been more dri- - monopoly. a days in Salt Lake and Ogden. At it was not dramatic. It was factual recital of the danboth cities she took tests for voice and guitar over the radio and was ger which besets this nation and steps the government is taking passed by both K. L. O.. Ogden the and proposes to take to meet the and K. S. L., Salt Lake. Communism and the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrity de- aggression of twin danger of inflation. Shamentertained the lightfully No citizen can stand up and rock club on New Year's eve. "500" was the game played prizes cheer over anything the Presiadsaid in his matter-of-fabeing won by Mrs. H. R. Wall and dent Frank Briskic. Consolation by dress but every ritizen ran hreathe Mra Frances Grant and John a prayer, as Sen. Charles W. Republican, of New HampRowe. A turkey dinner was served to: Mr. and Mra. Ed Duggan, shire did when he said: "Cod help Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe, Mr. and the American people if we do not Mrs. Frank Briskey, Mr. and Mrs. all stick together and support the Ed Bonner, Mr. and Mra. Frances President of the United States in this critical emergency." Grant, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wall In Washington, however, on the and the host and hostess. samp day the President made his The Fidclis club entertained to the American people, their husbands at a New Year's appeal some of congress conEve party at the home of Mr. and tinued members to sow the seeds of Mra. Ray Barney. Prizes for "500" and disunity. A Republican were won by Mra. Eugene Blackett resolution called for the ouster of and Charles Za briskic 1st, Mrs. Dean Acheson as of state John Bunnell and Ray Barney all only a few hours secretary to the time prior rut and Mrs. P. J. Donnelly and the P resilient announced Acheson Percy Hanks consolation. Lunch- was flying to Lnmlon to engage in eon was served to the following: serious discussions with member Mr. and Mrs. John Bunnell, Mr. nations of the North Atlantic Pact. and Mra. Charles Zabriskie, Mr. Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconand Mrs. Eugene Blackett, Mr. sin continued his smear and hate and Mra. John Alien, Mr. and Mra. campaign in the senate and enMrs. Mr. and Dwain Richards, gaged in a public brawl at a George Tinsman, Mr. and Mra. private party with Drew Pearson, Percy Hanks, Mrs. P. J. Donnelly newspaper columnist. The Wisconand Mr. and Mrs. Barney. sin senator may have tripped himThe members of the Elite club self because he gave out copies of with their husbands as special a speech whieh contained state guests entertained at a New Years mrnta whieh he did not deliver on Watch party at the home of Mr. the floor of the senate; hence, he is not immune to libel suits on that and Mrs. Walter Franke. At o'clock a turkey dinner was ser- part of the speech he did not say ved following this the time was on the floor. There Is aome comment in spent playing cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rife, Washington that Governor Tom Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cromer, Mr. Dewey of New York stole the and Mrs. George Foraey, Mr. and thunder of the President by msk' Mrs. John Nilson, Mr. and Mra. ing a radio address the night be Glen fore in which he went much farGeorge Cromar, Mr. and Mrs. Hcn-roid ther than did the President. HowStorra, Mr. and Mra. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Walter ever. the rooler, wiser heads here This Week In Washington ... down-to-eart- procedure. To encourage all citizen Utah to learn as much as poMibir,)f about the State, Its history u, natural resources, its progr.x Its status, and its future possibilu From Jan. 4 To 10 j matic. That the country needed something which would hit cloaer to the people in order to impress upon them the urgenry of the situation which faces the country. Others point out that if the defeat and slaughter of American troops in Korea, the known intention of the Russian Soviet to overrun the world with Communist Imperialism has not already been brought home to the American people there is nothing which cannow be said to stir them to defend the freedoms whieh as the President said, "are as important to us as the air we breathe." of If this coneress dTtMnaThwlt's seih sion would have been worth-whil- e in the passage of a measure which e in the antidoses another trust laws. For several years, attempt has been made to pass this bill which will prevent any corporation from merging or mopping up the material assets of another company if it is a move toward fundamental facta regarding Cub a part of our regular educmi. ;ii fojijWeek Scheduled j ties. Utah a To make the average citizen Pioneers started the observance of vidual who knows about and mi. Your Utah Week", .week set aside for Utahns to derstanda the state in which he Five years ago the Sons of One way of cutting the coat of building a new house or remodeling an old one la to uae what architects call "open planning. Raaentially this ineana leaving out walla, doors and in general leaving the house plan open. kThere's nothing particularly new about it: In many houses having room combinaliving tions. the builders have taken advantage of "open planning." y. ff Yur Utah well-verse- well-inform- ed d, I learn shout their own state. The veJ PPcj environment, idea virtually raught fire and was ,ta Blessings and its opportunities, To sponsor and encourage so effective in making citizens! dresses, radio program, benow conscious, it hus newspaper articles, school pm. come an annual affair. The observance of Know Your rrams, window displays and other this educational media, Utah Week", is scheduled To make the breast of year from January 4 to 10 with ry some of the objectives outlined as Utahn swell with pride a he follows: contemplates the past century of Achievement and progress in in . . . of to SUPERMAN? attention the To NO WHAT, bring ho esis of the citizens the Stste all telling The state department organizations m. sential facts regarding Utah. " 0 PV, all the atrocities of Chinas ComP111 educating the To enable all citizens to Intel-- ! tereK,tod munists in comle books disUtah, to Join with uk in ligently answer tourist's ques-- 1 peop tributed In the orient. promoting; and dissj-ntionn rocardine Utah. intemst in "Know To acquaint all Utahns with utah..B Weok jM1aiy 4 Utah's Interesting and unique his-- 10r., torical background. To inform our people regard-- : Recommends Utah The . Taxpayer. Aran, re-.. I I n Oil rn!k thi tJahinT commends no basic change in our 111 To IN I of those 0 311160 jaw Also, that all col- lections be put into the general Mra. Eleanor Roosevelt ranked second consecutive year were fund. Apprlpriations for essential first on the book of knowledge list Anne O'Hare McCormick, of the public purposes should be made, the 12 martoBt women Ini New York Times, Mme. Vijaya without discrimination, from thii America for the scond consecu- - Pandit, Indian ambassador to the fund as other appropriations are tive year, the annual poll of the United States, Columnist Dorothy made. This would mean that wechildren's encyclopedia showed Thompson and Margaret Mead. lfare would take Its place in the this week. Newcomers to the list were regular general fund appropriaConcert Singer Marian Anderaon Marguerite Higgins, foreign cor- - tion bill. was the eecond in poll, which was respondent of the New York HerThe medicine men of the conducted by editors of the en- ald Tribune; Actress Helen Hayes, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, SisIndiana were not the only cyclopedia among a nation-wid- e ter Kenney, Helen Keller and faken to inhabit continental parents' panel. IT.S. Listed in the top 12 for the Florence Rena Sabin, physicist. nnet-Uta- h , , ; J 1 1 ' j ' ! loop-hol- j j h, ct To-lie- y. eon-fusi- Franke. Three Miami phono girls who toted home a lot of stolen coins from the phone company in their brassieres have been sentenced to a year In prison. The courts want it dearly understood that dishonest brassieres will not be tolerated. 1 Banker wsms U. S. of in-- f a 1 o n or regimentation 1 choice. assert that the President's address was much more comprehensive. was intended to inform the American people just where we stand in the matter of preparing the nation for any eventuality whieh the masters of the Kremlin in Mihwow may decree, anil that the President has information which Dewey could not have Out of the promises of selective runt mis over civilian production and consumption, an increase of more than a million men in the army and in increased navy and air force, out of demands for in erensed production In all fields of manufacture and industry and of eventual price and wage eon t nils the Pnsident came up with a 1951 edition the old NRA in a fair stand-ant- s pnigram. All who are here on the ground in Washington know that tlie control agencies which have leen set up and over which the President has named Charles Wilson of General Electric as Imiss, do not have the manpower to enforce contmls now. But remembering the effective- - Every Thursday night at 8:00 p.tn. during January, February and March, Utah Copper proudly present Utah to enjoy the leauty and brilliance of one of the Utah Symphony Orchestra in an program on Radio Station KSL. This noted orchestra has done much to bring to our state a richly deserved cultural attainment. The orchestra, of course, lndongs to tlie people, And it is Utah Copper's hope that additional thousands of our neighbors will hear and enjoy this renowned orchestra amf its world famed guest artists. v hour-lon- g t 1 Prospector Sam I I After Sez:... j. i These programs, under leadership of Maurice Ahravuuel, the Orchestras celebrated director and conductor, are designed to enable our neighlmr in a week of rest, we the nations outstanding symphony orchestras. , are ready to serv you with a smile. ...TRY OUR... 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