Show Buy Or Butteriingersl Everybody Loves j Aerial GrOUnd i dcldy —ana Utah's Had a Few Defense Test THE OGDIN (UTAH) CTANDAtDBCAMNR MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 10 1951 Protestants Told to Step Up Labors in Utah Communities SALT LAKE CITY Dec 10 (AP)— The saying that babies are Utah's biggest crop is more than just a saying The 1950 figure reached a new high of 23740 births — and It looks like 1951 might top that The state department of health record department shows that 13548 babies were born in Utah In 1941 That means an increase of more than 10000 in 10 years inWhat about population crease? Yes it also has expand-ed3 from 554000 in 1941 to last year But Dr E G Titus department of health statistician said the number of births per thousand Utah residents has taken a steep climb In 1941 he said there were 244 births per thousand In 1950 there were 342 per thousand Looking backward Utah has a 331 per thousand birth rate in 1918 It dropped to around 24 per thousand in 1924 and picked up again — but not until World war II The previous peak year was 334 in 1947 Ie Big 'Success' j j university j — 693-56- j Banquet Plans Announced or shine? dog smells fine! freedom- V Ex-Reb- el Ken-L-Bis- it FREE 01 f Special Sale at Other committee members Murdock Engl Reps hearing and DEwart on Echo Park dam yesterday was assured by Rep Boson Aspinall that Interior Secretary Chapman The hearing was attended by plans to hold to bis decision to more than 100 persons construct the project Mrs Bosone called the hearing Been Protested There have been numerous proto clear the air of rumors that to abandon was tests over using the monument planning Chapman his earlier decision to construct the area lor a dam site Chief among n dam part of the that dollar Colorado river storage proj- the seasons cited was the fear flood backwaters of the dam would ect said valuable historical land Senator Watkins be felt Chapman was vacillating The only voiced opposition preand based his opinion on a recent sented statement by the secretary that yesterday came from Dr "alternative sites still are being at G Frailer of Salt Lake City considered" for location of the dam member of the American Bosone Denied It society He said the dam Mrs Bosone denied that buUt becuae ita h t d man meant to infer that he cover the tracks of would waters h on mmrf of location rhn the Droiect in the Dinosaur na-- 1 early pioneers — an historical tional monument on the ard that should be preserved for border She said the statement was made only to be "fair posterity" He added that the fact that the and just" to critics of the plan inY) sug- reservoir canyons are virtually 100 Rep Donovan (D-than "less be and that accessible that "put Chapman gested squarely on the spot" and asked persons" have traveled them since directly whether Echo Park will 1889 does not make him change ' his stand be constructed Dr J E Broaddus of Salt Lake promoters of City one of the early Bryce and Zion National parks said: ' Shall the incomparable beauty The window display man jast got one letter wrong in this Staten monument be rei Dinosaur of As you Island N Yt store but the resulting sign was a shocker served for the 10 or 20 men per probably guessed it's a dishwasher— not a dishmmsher — that's on disyear who dare risk their lives play traveling the treacherous river? Available to All We could do nothing greater Capitalism' than to make this grandeur availVIENNA Austria Dec 10 (UP) able to all America by the waterThe Prague radio said today the SALT LAKE CITY Dec 10 AP ways that would result from conCzech government has charged in The attorney for a group of Navaho struction of the dam" Indians has asked the Utah supreme a formal jnote to the United States The secretary counsel of the court to reverse a court order Upper Colorado River commission that the US government is financ1 the redmen to leave graz-- John Geoffrey Wills said the upSALT LAKE CITY Dec 10 AP) requiring ing subversive activities in Czecholands in southeastern Utah states do not want the slovakia with the aim of "forcibly Mrs Helen Tyler who admitted ingEnforcement of the injunction per basinconstructed "in this time reproject our in restoring capitalism more than $10000 from her issued in Seventh district court of budgetary strain" taking public" Sept 22 said Attorney Knox But he added we ao warn m employer was sentenced Saturday last the from would take Patterson to one to 10 years in prison She Indians project authorized so that engi"practically everything neering work can bo completed to embezzlement world own in the pleaded guilty they and we will be ready to go in slack The district court order required time of transition from war to District Judge David T Lewis Indians to remove their sheep pronounced sentence Since Utah's the from an area for which while peace agreed Rep Granger Int nritnn hit — In — nA fiillitic ranchers claim they hold federal suggesting that the project "be aulor women inmates Acting Warden grazing permits Last rnov au thorized at once and built piececourt sentenced several Nava-ho- s meal if necessary" Weston Haslam said Mrs Tyler for to terms failing jail would be taken to Canon City to of the inabide where the Colorado state prison is junction by provisions located Utah has had an agree Patterson in his petition to the ment with Colorado for such an supreme court said the Navahos cannot obey the injunction because exchange have no place to go He said in times the past the legali- they At the nearby Navaho Indian reservaSALT LAKE CITY Dee It AF ty of the agreement has been ques- tion is "hopelessly overgrazed" of the defense program on Effect added "we he "Furthermore" H tioned District Judge A Ellett Utah's supply of transient farm Navahos these no of of know reright in a case earlier this year is expected to be shown workers He to move reservation" to the fused to sentence a woman to census bureau study next S U a in of number" the the "greater prison Instead he gave her suc- said week cessive stays of execution leaving Navahos he represents always have E ni!tript' Surjervisor Milton her in the Salt Lake county jail in crazed livestock in the disputed said census bureau workers the meantime She was paroled aft- area and have not previously lived Allred " make a survey in bait er serving several months in jail on Vmremrcourt Davis counties They will lata set Dec 17 to The aeiermine now m- -hear Patterson's petition — — Bl III wukci wu SALT LAKE CITY Dec 10 (AP) A congressional committee BOUNTIFUL Utah Dec 10 (AP) to 1950 1940 BUCK HILL FALLS Pa Dec 10 v percent between Utah's 18 first aerial and ground civil rose only the while population — The doctrine of human CAPtest Sunday was termed defense rights to race and labor relations percent successful in highly Over-alby officials in church membership l k- uH mnri vigorously Idaho charge Colorado of Utah church parts by the Twenty-fiv- e light aircraft from Dr Walter G Muelder dean ofNevada and Wyoming covered in of school Salt Lake City and Boston 31 Dercent Ogden Logan rose than 300 the report theology addressed more two Provo fire a decrease in showed departments the The Prot23 report major leaders representing Bountiful Jeep posse the Weber estant demoninations here yester- - the number of churches with ap- Aero squad V F W auxiliary pody-V J proximately one fifth reporting a He said the church should in- lice units and the entire Bountiloss crease its effort in the southeast membersmp ful civil defense unit took part In in the nation's coal mining com the test munities and Utah The occasion Harlon Bement state aeronautic! diof the e first was the assembly Teen-agand deputy director of director Naof the missions of home vision of aviation the Utah civil defense of Churches of tional Council council and Robert Alvin Moss Christ in the U S Bountiful civil defense director The greatest scandal in the field were in charge of the operation EVANSTON Wyo Dec 10 — A of human rights said Dr Muelder The first alert signified actual is the failure of the church to put teen-ag- e is being planned banquet disaster The signal was relayed into practice the obvious truth of of the L D S Woodruff to the Utah state highway patrol the gospel with respect to race by officers for to the stake MIA dispatcher who contacted other Wednesday at the A report presented service organizations church group showed that in Utah Randolph Utah L D S hall " First to Land Protestant membership was up 37 Turkeys for the dinner have been First plane to land in the operdonated by Mr and Mrs Roy ations area was Edwin S Baggs Each of Randolph Thompson pilot from the Weber county Aero ward in the stake is cooperating in squad He carried 400 pounds of medical supplies making arrangements and in pre- Asks Revision Treaty Bement said the planes carried a program paring WASHINGTON Dec 10 (AP) a total of 16653 pounds of supin David O McKay of Salt Lake Italy today formally asked the plies evacuted 61 persons by air City L D S president is ex United States to revise the 1947 and 192 by jeep Rain Bement congratulated the vapeace treaty in line with her recogpected to attend the function nized status as an "active and equal rious groups taking part saying it member of the democratic and was a well coordinated test provfamily of nations" VENETIAN -loving ing successful the use of light aircraft in case of an emergency Meaf- - flavored biscuit BLINDS SALES stops dog odortf WHEN WAS WAR DEPT CREATED? 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A quick telephone call will bring you prompt courteous service osd woteroroof Wofhproof far storefo la s w it beat worry if Uosoodrrloooly eaaraefeed' Sef da-vic- fosfory V Write or felaphene for your copy of our complete sew cafofoo 4yraved telephone TODAY 6689 A ' MUAMJ PUINITUM CO 237 Wash Ilvd Ofdon Vtmh BocMc BlonUt mt yoar P'ot sood wo ko olo prie of $JSS I oodoto $100 and will pay too bo!at $l00owoofc JI ttm tJtuU fm wldlCttc hue ci 01 atjtN PfJNTNAME j PRINT ADDRESS j CITY es ZONSL APT most N-O- er agencies throughout the nation identified STATE -- If you don't find what you want there atk in about our custom service which tpe cializes in rnoaa-to-ordmarking devices for industries business ond government While at the convention Mr Fat-ric-k met a representative of Salt Lake Stamp Company who convinced hiss of the merits of the then-nealuminum ear tags The big argument in favor was that it could be used ia a lamb's ear without causing lapping ears it was lightweight rustproof and durable Mr Patrick thought linle mote about these tags at the time and following the convention he formed a partnership with F R Gooding at Shoshone who later became governor and senator from Idaho They purchased --1000 purebred Lincoln ewes in Canada and moved tato Topooos which is now the sist of Gooding Idaho When the train arrived late in February lambing had already begun Temporary quarters were quickly set up for lambing right oa the sue where the city of Gooding bow standi Within 24 hours evervthiea was ready except die ear tags A hasty telegram was dispatched to Salt Lake Stamp Company with an order for 1(XX of roe new aluminum car tags In the early fall in August after the Iambs were weaned they were run oa homestead which Mr Patrick had taken up adjoining the old Joe Baour ranch One ef the lambs reaaeag eta this homestead lost tag Na 804 which apparently was plowed under later ia the season During November ef 1901 Mr Patrick and Mr Gooding relioquiihed the homestead From any infra marina that caa be gained since dux ease the field was apparently not plowed again until 1932 oe the very day that Mr Patrick happened to be passing through on the way to Boise the day oe which die tag again turned up after being buried 31 years The tag it ia perfect hape today sad caa be easily read and I This tag is hut oae example of the quality of the products of the dur BBtjjtf and line workmatuhip ot ape cialssed marking devices produced rv aat saata scamp inuiitae ' fir f : Third South ia Salt Lake 276 WASHINGTON BLVD C:-- r fSAID ADVPtTlSCMeWT) 4j |