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Show Thursday, July 13,: 1961 Magna Times, Magna, Utah All other love is extinguished is a cup without any beneficence, human-grethe all bottom; you might pour by lakes into it, and never fill ity, justice, and philosophy sink under it. it up. Self-lov- self-lov- -- at e; Epicurus Oliver Wendell Holmes In EY, rJlagraca (Editors Noti Dr. Lyman Q. Bon. nor, Otroctor of Dovolopmont, Horcu ioa Powder Companye Exploaivee Do. partment, wn one of the main apeak, era last week at the National Editors Aeon, meeting in Salt Lake City and Ogden. Here is a complete text of Dr. Bonner's speech which contains much interesting data for Herculites and all persons involved In the missile and apses industry.) The topic that I wish to discuss with you today is that of our nation's youngest but fastest growing major industry and of Utahs stake in this industry. The industry to which I refer is that of the development and manufacture of missiles and space craft, and it is frequently designated the aerospace industry. This industry was essentially nonexistent at the end of the second World War, and even ten years ago our total expenditures in this area were at the rate of only about $50 million dollars per year. Today, however, for missiles and space this country is spending at a rate of almost $12 billion dollars per year. It has been predicted that in another ten year this annual rate will be more than $20 billion dollars. COOL VALUE! HOT Gotten CMrto GpcJ-f- l A nice selection of cool cottons with short sleeves in neat prints and solids. Sanforised for better fit. Sises small, medium and large. Gpccisl 2 PIECE COTTON Glaeti Gaft Only 2.99 Big Summertime Savings on our print tops ... slim slack sets. Huge variety of patterns. Machine washable cottons. Sizes 10-1- :nimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiimiiimmiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimimiiimiiiiimii Dcc? Ed. e ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! et grams. As time goes on, these vehicles will become larger, more complex and more sophisticated in their missions culminating, as we all know and as promised by President Kennedy, in the actual landing on the moon of a manned space ship capable of a return trip. It is a long step, though, from an Intercontinental ballistic missile or a space probe to manned space ship. Tha prob toms to be solved almost stagger the imagination. To point up the present stale of feeling about the complexity of these problems, Mr. James Webb, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, has estimated that the cumulative costs oi this first lunar landing will 11s between $20 and $40 billion dollars. Thus, expenditures for space science and space exploration must Increase at a rapid pact over the decade. In fact, this increase is expected to compensate for the anticipated leveling off oi missile expenditures as our ar- - Indeed, by 1970 the aerospace industry will have become larger than the automobile industry of the entire world, according to House Report 2091 of the House of Representatives Committee on Science and Astronautics. Thara are some 5,000 Industrial firms now engaged in providing the needs of the Space Age, many of them newly created small bus iness firms manufacturing squip-meunhaard of a faw years ago. There are estimated to be more than 100,000 persons employed in jobs directly related to the space program. To Utah, with four major aerospace contractors; Thiokol in Brigham City, Marquardt in Ogden, Sperry in Salt Lake City, and Hercules at Bacchus, plus Hill Air Force Base, plus a horde of smaller suppliers and subcontractors, this all means a substantial boost to the economy. The four major contractors alone provide today nearly 15,000 jobs that didnt exist five years ago. It is significant, too, that of these 15,000 jobs a large portion require the services of highly-traine- d scientists and technicians. In terms of money, these aerospace firms mean to Utah a direct annual payroll in excess of $60 million dollars. In addition, these same firms are spending at a rate of nearly $100 million dollars yearly for outside service and local subcontracting. Thus, over $160 million dollars is being pumped into the economy this year and its still growing. A glance at the Utah picture helps us see, too, both locally and nationally, how this effort is be' mg expended. The lions share still goes to missiles for our national defense. Sperry is active in producing the Armys ground ts support missile Sergeant. effort is directed to' e wards the Air Force ft missile Bomarc. v On the side of tho ballistic missile for dotorroncy, Thiokol is developing and pro paring to produce the gigantic first stage rocket for the Air propellant-fuele- d Force's Minuleman Intercontinental ball isiic missile, while Hercules at Bacchus, has been selected to produce not only the third stage for Minuteman but also the sec ond stage for the Navy's submarine borne fleet ballistic missile Polaris. It Is significant to note that with all this Minutsmsn and Misses Girls' Boys' I a $2! $L66 niiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... DR. LYMAN G. BONNER , . . delivers speech senals grow and our stockpiles fill and will keep the aerospace industry growing. Not least amongst the problems presenting themselves to the would-b- e space traveler, and the one that I find of greatest interest, is that of propulsion. The booster rocket required to lift this 7 or 8 million pound vehicle off the ground on its trip to the moon must exceed by a factor of one hundred the weight and thrust of anything we have ever flown. As one approach, there is now under development a rocket, the F-- l, intended to develop 1 2 million liq- uid-fueled tmy long-rang- $S. Qc!h pounds of thrust If successfully These are then assembled one I am sure that as these exciting developed, some eight of these upon the other and the entire things unfold, Utah will continue gathered together into a gigantic combination is reinforced and cluster could provide the takeoff held in place with a casing of re- to play a leading pole in their desin impregnated glass fiber spun velopment thrust; over it at the site. This approach More recently, there has been makes use of the combination of STUDY THE rather vigorous attention paid to a high impulse with propellant the possibility of a an oriented glass fiber case which booster to achieve has brought us tha outstanding this same mission. The solid ap- characteristics which we enjoy in been endorsed tho Minuleman, Polaris proach has, in fact, and and in President Kennedys most Scout programs. recent budget proposal is a recA community such as ours is ommendation that an additional built . . . and maintained . . . and it is done though, However, $62 million dollars be earmarked prospered by the trading that whether the booster be or liquid solid booster development for on within it; hot by the dolsolid, whether the upper stages goes during the next fiscal year. The be lars which we allow ourselves to or atomic liquid, hydrogen arguments in favor of solids are fueled, I am sure we will find a be persuaded to tend off or carry principally that they are cheaper, way. I am sure the off to some other community. expedition simpler and more reliable than will take place. Our schools . . . our churches . . . liquid rockets. This, in turn most of our homes and jobs or means that the scale-u- p to moon-missiAt this point many people ask . . . the number and size could be accomplishThis a very pertinent businesses' Why? sort of neighbors we have . . . the ed more rapidly and with a highnot and to answer. question easy er degree of confidence. In the first place, I believe we ability of our stores and service establishments to take care of our Current proposals for this large should recognize that the deci- daily and emergency needs sion to accelerate the program, mission envision, as with the F-- l, all of these depend upon local the clustering together of some to pour in time and money in or- trade . . . money spent here at to a make der this decade flight six to eight rockets, each weighhome. ing perhaps three quarters of a is basically a political decision. It One of the cold facts of life million pounds. It is impossible, has been made in recognition of of course, to transport anything the prestige and propaganda (economic) is that the prosperity the size of this rocket any dis- benefits of getting there first. and better life which our dollars tance, so several schemes have It is my firm conviction, how- naturally help to pay for in the been suggested for making this ever, that this decision has chang- community where they are spent propulsion system available. ed only the timing, not the fact can be far more valuable than One proposal is that the rocket Mans is such that, giv- the goods or service those dollars be made and transported in seg- en thecuriosity means to travel to the buy for us. ments and then assembled at the moon or to another planet, it is But an equally undeniable fact launching site. Another sugges- inevitable that he will do it; and tion is that the propellant itself these means are now rapidly be- of life is that we dont share in the enjoyment of these more imbe manufactured and cast at this coming available. portant things paid for by our site. unless we spend it at After the moon, what? It seems money At Hercules we have been studying very seriously a com- safe to suppose that in the 70s home. Buy where your trade helps bination of these approaches in first efforts will be made to exwhich the propellant is brought plore the nearby planets. After to support your way of life. Trade at home where your to tho launching site in appro- that, it is anyones guess. There priately shaped precast blocks. are fascinating times ahead and money benefits you! . news anti-aircra- Men's DacGCauo FACTS X-1- long-rang- GuSyueac CopEczzsgo 03 o Polaris activity, Utah has become one of the most Important solid propulsion centers In the United States. Jn Utah, too, as throughout the nation, space is not being completely ignored. Hercules is deto veloping the new retro-rockslow down the Instrument capsule of project Ranger for a safe landing on the moon some time next year. At other locations, Thiokol is providing propulsion for the 5 rocket plane which is exploring the fringes of space, while Hercules makes the third and fourth stage rockets for the NASA and Air Force Scout pro- Mar-quard- I TTc-Z- smHIMiM fin UJ&giii GRAND OPENING Super Center Beauty v Market Street Granger, Utah 3534 DIAL SPECIALS a 8-53- 03 invited to discover the refreshing flavor and distinctive character of light Olympia Beer the beer thats gained the friendship of millions of active Westerners. Olympias famous artesian brewing water, flowing cold and pun at Tumwater, Washington, brings out the best from choice grains and hopa ... and assure you the same distinctive refreshment You FOR ONE MONTH TINTS BLEACHES CUTS $15 PERMANENTS FACIALS FACIALS. 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