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Show THB'HBLPER JOURNALBEEPER. ittaH FAttl MX SpotligKting 1 UTAH DIANE HUIISAKER IS EDUCATION OF VET PEER AMONG EXPLAINED BY PREP TENNIS PLAYERS DIRECTOR Crcus Party Proves Fun For New Century Club Members PRICE 0. W. Editor's Note The following article The Veterans Administration has afclipped from the Salt Lake Tribune no Intention of "snooping" in the is interesting because of two reasons fairs of educational institutions where old high school girl veterans are enrolled under the GI first, a scales the heights of prep tennis Bill, O. W. Price, director of vocation among boys as well as among her al rehabilitation and education serown sex, and second, the girl, Diane vice, Branch 13, Veterans AdminisHunsaker, spent most of her early tration, said today. ... in nnswpr to life in Latuda and Price where her nAmnt jrnce s mhicuicui father Louis Hunsaker was employed a recent resolution adopted by the as a teacher. National Education Association con-- j Diane's dad has for ference in Chicago which called on Incidently many years past been one of the eduatois to unite in opposition to state's best tennis players, and to threatened "dictatorship" by the Vet him must go a lot of the credit for erans Administration. Diane's success he has counseled The college and university heads and guided her since but a small adopted the resolution after a VA girl. The Hunsakers are Ogden resi circular was issued providing for the County Data Being Gathered dents where Louis still teaches school of one federal supervisor The Utah Penartment of Publicity at Ogden high, and sells Investors employment 75 veterans enrolled in a for every and Industrial Development is seek- Syndicate on the side. training prouniversity or on each ing pertinent information The article which was found in the the attendance and procheck to ject county in the state. At this" writing, Tribune last Sunday follows: gress of veterans in their classes, a field man is visiting county seats of the Price, who heads VA vocational The high Region Eight king holding sessions with county clerks rehabilitation and education in Coloand others in an effort to secure school tennis players is a queen. Knocking aside all precedent, and rado, Utah, New Mexico and Wyomdata on industries, towns, attractions law makes people, etc. The information will be some of the best young masculine ing, pointed out that the that vetfor s VA in seeing a racquet-swingerthe responsible state, for used publicity purposes and to prep are erans smashpursuing a course actually Ogden high coed supply the many calls made on the are and distof to progressing satisthe her and way training such ed various for pounded data by department subsistence 1 while on receiving the factorily rict tennis throne Saturday SPRING IS HERE publications. "U" courts. payments. Women have invaded the barber Quoting a clarifying VA circular, Utahns Optimistic Get said that under present plans and the Price the bowling alleys shops, All Utahns are optimistic over the officers will not check is billiard that tralnning commonplace, rooms; submission Geneva situation. of The Flushed and Cleaned in those schools suc- student-veteran- s had not until but they Saturday six bids for the purchase of the over a perbeen have which offering into competitive great plant is a vital cessfully ventured and recOur of iod school years fuhigh sports. move in the direction of Utah's and of instruction courses the of is Diane exception, ognized Ogden ture welfare and industrial growth. Do The on usual submit their reports which tennis an talented and exceptionally Considerable work and effort has of and attendance student grades it She proved Saturday by been put forth by organizations and player. and schools if the veterans. Bob However, Jordan Hughes, high sweeping of to secure individuals Utah this Orders Taken are unable, in the training establishments "war baby" as a permanent institu- champ,, off the courts, and then went on to de or refuse to furnish regular reports, U. S. ROYAL TIRES tion. Business groups outside of the semi-finalon state have pulled for Geneva, all of feat Dean Holbrook, Davis high's ace then training officers will check and progress of veteran-studentthe for the singles training regional awareness a which indicates general We Will Still of the importance of Utah's steel crown, At the same time, Price announced The red faces of the young mascul plant in the western economic and CONOCO PRODUCTS were ine netters caused not that job training establishments will Saturday industrial picture. sun. Getting beat- not have to guarantee veterans work the hot by entirely U.S. BATTERIES en by a girl is something new and at the end of their training courses Ducks Unlimited For Utah In what promises to add greatly to novel in prep competition, but Miss regardless of the circumstances, the annual Utah duck harvest, and in Hunsaker is doing a good job in j "No employer is expected to guar-anteSee Ua for Expert Lubrication a job to a veteran who fails addition control botulism in the Bear moderninzing the old theory. She won Penzoll & Quaker State Oils demonstrate to honors from school the is during his training the proOgden high River Migratory Bay area, Tire Repairing and and now she has designs on that he will merit, employment," of the boys construction Deweyville posed Vulcanizing Price said. "Neither is an employer-traine- r Dam on Bear River in Box Elder the state high school championship. Diane qualified for the state meet expected to guarantee a posicounty below the town of Collinston. circumThe Utah Fish and Game Commis- - next Saturday by her victory, and tion against unforseeable there is no doubt that she will be a stances which may arise and make it contender for the crown. necessary for hirn to reduce his n force or at least not expand it." SERVICE STATION VA must Price the Do You Believe said, 'However, sion has made preliminary surveys of the vast areas lying west of the 'protect the interests of veterans who Main & Locust Helper Hear River marshes and east of the elect bona fide courses of the employer Phone 307 Promontory mountains; they report training by preventing as trainees veterans from taking these former barren wastelands to be changing. Because of the manipul- when he knows that employment will ation of the Bear River marsh area not be available when the training is water, the lands mentioned are now completed. "The Vet err ns Administration does producing plant life and furnishing not consider the law is intended to millions birds for of grounds nesting which migrate to Utah. The warm 'provide a means for any employer ! ! ! VETERANS shallow water later in the season 'to obtain help at less than standard however, often breeds the feared wages with the idea that the federal "duck sickness" or botulism, which government will make up the differ us help you get plumbing priorcan only be controlled by the use of ence, Price said. "Neither is it a entitled to. We have all you additional water. Such water could be means for subsidizing veterans in under the guise that stored in the proposed Deweyville employment can you need. Dam, across which might also pass they are being trained. a highway to connect U. S. 89 and See David Colton all 191, the Fish and Game Department Gallup Poll Shows points out. A bill to get this project Railroads is now underway before Congress and is known as Senate Bill 2032. .Trains are preferred to planes. by All interested should urge the im- the of Americans, accordmediate passage of this legislation. ing tomajority a poll made by the American We Institute of Public Opinion. Wayne County Gets Visitor "The majority of people, who Hick of the '"The ranks geologists plan- to the train as their Handle Any way of travelning to visit the Henry Mountain ing, say do so because "trains they 11 now and 12, Laccoliths has May r, PLUMBING PROBLEM are safer", and because they "enjoy welled to 125, with 60 coming from the scenery," the poll reports. out of the state. Roads into the re1945 the U. S. railroads During gion recently improved will permit carried the astonndlng total of the use of trucks instead of wagons. miles. During passenger All accommodations such as food and HEATING GO. MANGONE PLUMBING this same the domestic air shelter will be furnished by citizens lines carriedperiod four and a half million of Pruita and Hanksvllle. The expassengers. YOUR FRIENDLY PLUMBERS t Passenger mileage was pedition is part of a plan to publi- two billion. A cize Utah in Geological circles. St.281 Utah Now Beautiful Travel into Utah's scenic areas is now double as compared to what it a year ago this month. More than 4000 visitors spent East er Sunday in Zion Canyon. Snow banks are still encountered Adjacent to the road in the higher reaches of Bryce Canyon. Quaking aspen are just starting to put on their spring dress of green in the Utah mountains In the higher altitudes, the aspen is still dormant and snow lies in deep drifts. Midway, a small town nestling on the eastern slopes, below high enow covered montains three miles west Of Heber City should prove an, attraction for artists. Its beautiful green meadows, fine dairy stock, occasional trees, mountain streams, old Pioneer homes and deep grass grow ing everywhere even right up to the sides of the roads, present an at tractive picture. The place is an al , pine paradise. , vu Hollywood Comes To Utah Motion picture people from Holly wood flew into Salt Lake City this week in an effort to secure electrical generating equipment powerful enough to light up an entire street at a movie location in Johnson's Can yon, 18 miles from Kanab. Accompanied by Whit Parry, of the Parry Lodge, the group accompanied by Utah Publicity Department represen tatives flew to Ogden to inspect outfits for sale by the war assets corporation. The cam era work on the picture will start about June 1, and It will be produced by Harry Sherman. Titled "Ramrod" the picture is strictly western and will feature Joel McCrea, Preston Foster and Veronica Lake. Andrea DeTroth is the director. Most of the population of Kanab will be used as extras. Paramount is now making "Darling Clementine" - in Monument Valley. Shooting started May 10. 17-ye- motor-generat- I j j , j hard-drivin- g That Radiator Let d u geranium sent producing a to her via Railway Express from Los Angeles, Calif., by Mrs Sidney Hoede-make- r, who grew the gigantic 13-fo- Velma Frandsen, Theresa Prandsen, Lucille Dussere. Election of officers for the coming year toek place, including the following: president, LaRue Young; Cox- - secretary Vol w ' Peggy i f ma Frandsen; historian, Maxine 01- sen ; reporter, meresa v randsen. Five new- - members were also elected and are as follows: Gladys Mathis, Margaret Ruggerl, Donna Hanks, Alice Perigo and Rose Denlson. The truth is, one's vocation is nevIt is al. er some far-of- f possibility. ways the simple round of duties which the passing hour brings . J. W. Dulles out-goin- g tickets-invitation- d For Feature Lillian Budd, an living in Mooseheart, ni bragged about geraniums growing 8g big as houses in her native state she was promptly nominated for the' Burlington Liars' Club. Mrs Budd backed up her claim by Mrs When Vice-preside- $204-millio- n Experts Job Travels By, Train It was a trip to the circus for all and New Century club members when evening, Wednesday guests banthey convened for their closingwas a It club. the at Country quet gala affair for all were presented with fun hats upon entering, which mood. placed everyone in a circus in were keeping decorations Table with the occasion, the centerpiece representing a trapeze with acrobats. horns and balloons while each guest, for as favors served circus animals were placed to add further zest to the scheme. was Ringmaster for the evening Dorothy Brown who introduced the following program: Twirling exhibi tion. Mildred Allen: accordion trio, Atlee, Robert and Jeanette Migliori; Marietta special featured dancer, Miles, Dorothy trio, Bateman; girls acMary Redd, Lorna Rae Hansen, humorous Dart: Ruth companied by reading, Mrs Earl Acord. Special side show attractions were displayed by Virthe ringmaster. rethank-yoGunderson gave ginia officers, who marks for were presented with corsages. Chairmantfor the very original and entertaining affair were Anna Sheya, assisted by the following committee: BateMargaret man; reservations, Maxine DeVietti; program, Peggy Cox, Virginia Gunderson, Evelyn Patterick; decorations Vari-colore- Geranium 13-Fo- ot YOU'LL LOVE BLACK MAGIC A COLLEGE, BUSINESS or TRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION FOB VOU 7-- Yes, your tuition up to $500 per ordischool year paid for 48 months of college, business or trade school. You also receive $65 per month living allowance $90 if you have dependents. 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