| Show A THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH fomia Fayette News Mellor returned Friday barren B Fort Douglas and will spend a visiting in furlough day A farewell Tarty was given Tuesday evening in the honor bis halL ©use went and Anita Hisses Marva Saturday in Provo tnd Mrs Erval James are over the arrival of a baby JU born Sunday at their home Jother and daughter are dojng nice- - from w jand trade names alive through ad Sp°nl the vertising on a scale based on previous hl’r r“!vertisln investment® Miss "Donna Chrini week endatU sister Mrs Jack r Mr and Mr Sunday vispns and Mrs F Robert 4ndinducted nr Lake rep" me creation center ( ur power motors Lawn mowers ice refrigerators outboard motors metal signs ail of types toys umbrellas office supF B has designated two of the tr we'v plies devices marking sporting t twelve concerns that have been makof m goods hair pins power cycles musiing bicycles to be manufactured in cal instruments lVrhaps you found a plaev in the bells and gongs penthe United States “for the duration” A'ils fot sour morthei’s old ua ann pens babv carnages cask- hese a combined total otg at s nmj produce militaiy lnifrnjH iuut ulttons r11 “ewng machine which a month L" ears and vou should have gotten rep types of LbCyCk‘S CIKauttp itrhttrs — ent 20 per cent of the July-ApltHtlo jroramic! ust production of all firms 'Wbll Lmi hollowware 'ade matks may not be used by eith- (utm minors and frames motion l’u dug out a place and put it away concern under this program onelpirtU!P fllm photogi aphic supplies us the lottei “W" next to its ind household utensils jewel s rm’ numbers and the other "H” No hnidware sup-- ' moj leiaiis' good ‘‘permitted to spread its p)ps VPntinR Himpnunti eHminR "iin-oxer the land and in foreign L(1 welfring machines ountnes nt the expense of those " "o’ ' onveited to war produce " rt'n 9 h' I’m tie' - s n V Ft jk I ! & nsiifi(j((tn yr and Mrs Paul Mellor are the parents of a healthy son their vS' --road ipshofi All concern-(’born Sunday arc doing fine returned Mrs Calvin Bartholomew In Mt Pleasant Monday to ber home in for several visited Fayette having child t 01 'JheVncdmtiied 4 BUSINESS O mi! days J Earl James of Pocatello Idaho with his father John it visiting pluNel wi'li when the weiekids Ob yes ami the bain can uige that’s been list'll tn hauling wood foi the last ears amt that old bicycle loen veil wheeze pump that won’t is GOING James doh MayfieldNews Mrs visiting All "come solved by Peter Peterson of Ephraim is time wageUdell her daughter Mrs ehops reu Christiansen un Norma Mickelson came from Salt Lake City and spent several days visiting her parents Mr and Mrs foi mula h a(roptilh( tions Mrs LeRoy Anderson and and iou of Tooele spent Saturday the home of Mr and Mrs at Sunday ! Louis Anderson Mrs Earl Mickelson and children California are visib of Los Angeles relatives in Mayfield I Royal Jensen is home after spend- Cali- ing several months at Compton Mr and on n in th un m m will ti Uht ms tii Preswi 01 m’ P I'uiti so ‘‘n so point progimi " ik w iii famalttimd INC FRESNO foi washes CONSTlTtmONAL AMENDMENT Compensation of Members of the Legislature PROA JOINT RESOLUTION POSING TO AMEND SECTION ARTICLE VI OF THE CONSTITUTION OF UTAH RELATING TO COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE Be It resolved by the Legislature of the State of Utah of all members elected to each of the two houses voting In favor thereof: Section 1 That It is proposed to amend section 9 article VI Constitution of the State of Utah to read: Section 9 The members of the Legislature shall receive such per diem and mileage a® the Legislature may provide not exceeding ten dollars per day and ten cent® per mile for the distance necessarily traveled going to 4hd returning from the place of meeting on the most usual route and they shall receive no other pay or perquisite The secretary of Section 2 state Is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the state of Utah at the next general election In the manner as provided for by article 23 section 1 Constitution of Utah Section 3 If adopted by the electors of the state this amendment shall take effect the first day of January 1943 L E E Monson Secretary of SUte of the State of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full true and correct copy of Amendment Constitutional the proposed by the regular session of the legislature of 1941 as the same appears of record In my office In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great 8eal of the State of Utah this 24th day of August 1942 E E MONSON Secty of SUte CALIF J :00— KLO — Nw 7:1S — KLO— Miuiesl Trwla (Dwfir) :00 — KLO — Orrwl(ht M(l WmI :00— KLO— Vasts Bm JUUs F— In (Son) ) g:SO— MHS— Cbott IMX MBS— Cbssfw Ou 9:00 — MRS— RrrWwtnc (M) — MBS— BsadUan (MV) Tomorrow 9:00 :SO— MBS— Tasks Bom fwi 10:00— MBS— 'Bosks Oartsr asm ? 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Mines Large and Small Respond To War Call 1 MISCELLANEOUS J ' t " '" p: i - - ' ’ ' ' 9 t j fv V’1 S v ' S'V ‘x't Milkweed floss is substitute for kapok ers and flying suits ' J sv t s Another 1 Bomb f wI u Lr'YOUR 'm 'i ' XfZW 7 V 4 for Hltlsr or Hlrohoto from on of Utah’s mines When the war broke upon the United Slates with the attack by Jmps on Pearl Harbor on Decemher 7 1911 all Industry small and big had to transform to a war basis and transform quickly This American Industry small and large and In record time as productlnn now proves Uiah’a mines from the large down to the smallest producer nrned their output to war produo- rested tlon The responsibility largely with the larger companies sa today mining Is largely a big game The days of the rlrb surface dla nnverles are gone The bonansa mining days are gone Modern minIng requires a strong concern that ran afford to gamble a million dollars or so on bringing a project in a successful concluslnn Ixing expensive prospecting and development campnlgns are today in Ho process of making a mine Utah Is fortunate In having a n u mho of large companies active In Ihe mining field Among theae — 4 beTng used aa a In life preserv- CH s up L'v FACTS Why scrap collection is as vital as gunpowder: 54 per cent of last year's ron and steel came from scrap as did 40 per cent of last year's antimony 23 per cent of its aluminum 21 per cent of its rubber 20 per cent of its lead 7 per cent of its copper 11 per cent of its nickel and tin 7 per cent of its xinc sre the Utah Copper company the American Smelting k Refining pany the United States Smelting Reflnlng and Mining company th® International Smelting k Reflnlng company The Silver King Coalition Mines company th® Tlntlo Stand-diard Mining company and the Park Utah Consolidated Mines company During recent years all of the®® companies hav® expended rail umi tn u development of Utah® Millions ot dollars bar® been spent to tunneling through the rock of this mountainous In an effort to find more ore rltory to repine® that Using mined It takes big money and companies that are In a position to lake great risk tn keep the mlutng Industry going Tbs Ontario tunnel at Park City and the Rltou tunnel at Bingham are only two examples of deep exploration which cost In stcess of a million dollars each fore th® ore was opened up With these companion In the field Utah mines were ready to answer any challenge wben the war broke out d An version of the electric heating pad has been developed an airplane plant to eliminate the by and hitherto unavoidable wrinkling buckling of the aklna cf wing structures while undergoing riveting The billion dollar paper industry of America owes its modern deveH opment to an insect — Frederick Keller inventor of the paper pulp machinery first watched a wasp chew wood into pulp and spread the paste to dry Ah ordinance plant which turns out 1000000 pounds of war goods a day muat haul in and out 18000000 pounds ef material or enough to fill 800 freight cars A new opaqus glass floats like a cork It can ho sawed and drilled Twenty thousand pounds of nickel for 85 —enough tq make armor-plat- e medium tanks— will be conserved this manufacturer one through year by of a newly developed substitution steel for a nickel alloy in electronic equipment ’nwiffAn n nnrrn - — DIME'S III THE NAVY LOW I — |
