Show Northwest Gets Important Manufacturing Industries Side Glances By Roger Babaon again that every community de-BABSON PARK Fie Feb 29— pends upon the ability end courage jmtum gu me racuic "W in- - ox uuui rive percent OI IIS people Furniture production has become L utilising the region's time expansion lumoer resources Paper and pulp end m Complete collapse industries have expanded 50 perhad reached serious Active shipyards giant cent since 1940 while the chemical aircraft factories and war fabricat- industry is being doubled Other industries have been induced to ing plants shut down In these weekly articles I seldom move into the region to recentral-iz- e operations and be closer to raw single out any one section for spematerial supplies Electric power cific mention Our American economy is in- output despite tremendous growth terrelated to so great an extent is being further increased that every section is largely de- Important Lesson pendent on other sections However New stores laundries filling staI think that there is e lesson for tions and restaurants have been all sections to learn based upon the financed looking citirecent statistics and experiences of zens beforeby forward were really needthey the Pacific northwest ed This has all occurred in an area Prewar Situation which seemed on the brink of a Prior to 1940 the region was al- depression only some five years most entirely dependent for its ago Don't let any community where prosperity on selling its raw mate- this column is printed get discourrials Its products were mostly shipped eastward in a raw state for aged under any conditions No one examining the situation in precessing and distribution to more 1947 would have been willing to profitable mass markets J Here was an imnortant lumber forecast such a rate ofaregrowth Todistrict but all its lumber was day similarly there other reshipped east in the raw state Rich gions as well as inventions and west farm lands supplied a ideas which stand on the threshs fruit and old of most rapid growth part or America Our frontiers never really pass: hilt rifloa at a Ince Cnnnar Zinc lead silver rnM ariH nrttf the experience of the Pacific northmony were scooped from its mines west shows that the brightest opand shipped eisewhere for refining portunities often lie where the and fabricating Fishing especially prospects seem least promising for salmon was big business But industries were manufacturing tedly needed for lasting strength Wartime Experience Expansion for war needs stimulated manufacturing indus Aircraft factories temporarily mushroomed overnight A fullblown aluminum industry sprang up and there was a new plutonium plant at Hanford Ferroalloy and Public Backs U S Plans To Equip South Koreans By George Gallup Director American Institute we armatiic opinion PRINCETON N J Feb St — wne or ine great mysteries of the Korean war in th minH nt nm observers is why the United States has not made greater use of the manpower of South Ko- - w Unem-BHMBe- pro-Mnu- nl ns InOgden- - 20 Years Ago Events Aided by extensive research and these few businessmen their raw materials are now going into finr ished goods no aluminum was produced in the Pacific northwest today nearly half of all our aluminum comes from this area Food processing has been emphasised to take advantage of the area's growing output of agricultural r ' ducts Its hustline businessmen ere making it the center of the new are ""'""H£? nw flnnr uiausiry Start new mille ' iney ning plans and other industries to wmpivy neany twice as many work as in pre-w1939 This proves Post-w- ar Pre-wa- ar At Taylor-Wrig- ht g HS And A "True Fit" in ENNA-JETTICK- Tnpid- - S Lower PRICES! - 2-t- TM amok ft c" mi or mea w m was showing him how easy it h to got hurt tapping on OOao on the bathroom floor?" 150000 Draftees Must Serve 24 Months a re-Al- a: j IVLlH j i J j ' ct j Years Ago kfatforms Spring Beauties All! Kiddie" Haven for Red Goose "Great Scott" Playtime 4mJg Brands— O at the present time Both Gen Matthew B Ridgway and Gen James Van Fleet were recently reported to favor the project of building up the South Korean forces Syngman Rhee president of the South Korean renuhlir clared that his citizens if adequately trained armed and eau inner! hi H- It 15 to 12JS Formerly e From T E Louisville Ky: By Major Thomas M Ntal From Mrs T F P Montevallo "I've read that anyone who "My son was drafted Jan- - n World to the uary 15 1951 for 21 months Can bronze star medal Is this true? you tell me if he will be discharged If so how do I go about receiv-afte- r his 21 months has been lnff ' I Holders of the combat infantry served?" won during World war II badge Your to!Lw?1 !i?ve to 8rve 21 are entitled to the bronze star That s the term for aU request Awarding of the draftees now no matter when they upon bronze star started in February were drafted tn Prlnr lo — Tnn —T iiuj kliicib was no meciai Tzzf com- 1951 when 7the universal military' itr" to the bronze star early parable training and service (U M T S) in the war but army authorities act was passed the draftee s term feel that service to win was 21 months The U M T 8 a C I B would sufficient be suf-ahowever made the term 24 ficient to win a probably bronze star so months It also added three months' this automatic award was put into " " Z qi in army regulations You may apply j were draftees who on duty et that to the decorations and awards time branch Adjutant General's Office M Shell popular Southern Pacific engineer had returned from From L Z Miami Fla: "Dur- uepartment of the Army Washing the coast He reported favorably ing World war II my son was in ton 25 D C on organization of his company to the merchant marine Does this From Mrs W Indianapolis purchase the land on the line of service exempt him from the Ind: "If a man J takes test T" given college students forthedeferthe S P f near Lucin draft?" No ment once can he take it again?" Pifneei Mr firmer Smlih m -U —7 rcmemoer xnai just De- m v visiting her parents in Ogden — — tmmn rssra yam- - lesi 11 How do I acquire another doesn't mean he's deferred Ky: The Ellison of Lay ton was in uil8umi or a copy 01 my army ais- - test score and the man s scholas- ugaen on Dusiness Write to the adjutant general of draft board as a guide to defer Rev Elmer I Goshen was to educational Blv?n! St6 reasons "tor lecture at the Congregational There's nothing mandatory about i church on "Oliver Cromwell" send you a copy ft 50 loomfiekr Dress "W other electro-procewar industries were started Huge power reAl Hestmark secretary of the quirements pushed ahead hydro-utilit- y Elks' lodge announced that Dr construction Population John Edward Carver of the First with industrial Presbyterian church was to speak growth kept pace expansion People rusheef in from at a special lodge meeting adjoining sections to get employment There could haVe been a Coal was selling as follows: very bad slump when the war Lump $750 stove $7 nut $575: ended pea $525 at the Uptown Coal There were no established peace- Co 3126 Lincoln time products or markets to which the Industries and workers could 300 women attended return However instead of a a More than luncheon bridge by the the has area slump forged ' ahead Golden Spike chaptergiven Daughters of to new heights due to the enter- the American Revolution at the prise and courage of its business Hotel Bigelow leaders Labor today is even scarce in some lines and net migration into the area has continued high ss A New I!" It Happened tries 7 S ARY952 A Sure Cure for the Blues! L main-fightin- STANDARD-FXAMiNE- FRIDAY EVENING FEBRf three main reasons for taking this They believe that in addition to reducing American troop casualties a large and well trained and equipped South Korean army would unnecessary to keep latM T American forces on the Asia when nd if truc is "greed ree 4wpon ctMrt of 1? South Korea s popuUtion equipping and is slightly more than 20 million or m"lnn'ng a South Korean army man' woul half the population of France only a frac- COft of maintainlnf m If the South Koreans were to fi thearTnv er'cn draft the same proportion of men thre the DOnt of v'ew of in their population as the United -th SUtes did in World war II they the 555 wr communist could put approximately two mil- - ProPRanda claim that the United states is imperialistic and is in Ko- lion men under arms lor lne ""'e Purpose of estab- American voters h wrv stantial majority are in favor of lishing a srmanent Asia beachhaving such an army trained and head would be lareelv nullified They Cite Reasons equipped by the United States When interviewers for the InThose who oppose increasing m stitute put the issue to voters across size of the South Korean army eHjt the country the vote was these reaseeK in favor as follows: L They believe that the U S "South Korea could put fight- military command has neither Mm ing f rce of about two million SSSSI experience nor the talent to train into the war in Korea if they were native troops and that South Kotrained and equipped Would you rean troops trained by our officers favor or onoose th tr s tninin would be no match for the North and equipping a South Korean army Koreans trained by the Russians of this i7'T 2 The war in Korea has served vor 57 as a good training ground for our Oppose 28 armed forces and if we turned nvrr No opinion 15 the job largely to the South Kov reans we would be deprived of this 100 In today's survey little difference advantage 3 If we brought back most of was found by education levels our troops from Korea the U S Now About 150000 public would likely not support defense The best estimate of the size of the present large-scalthe South Korean army is about plans being made in this country nrlWL THE OGDEN (UTAH! I: Reds Talking of Treeing' Formosa Well-fitte- d "HOT SHOTS" TOP That's TAl All broadcast said tonight ? SSL V red China i "arlamantlv ctafiav that ree by themselves thus relieving mined to liberate Formosa by arv our own armed forces means" and is capable of Judging by today"s survey the actually liberating"fully Foirooei vcikbc nmerican is more tnan The broadcast was by the offiwilling to see the United States try cial radio mouthpiece of the Chinsuch a program ese communist government North Korea with less than one-hathe population of South Korea was able to raise and trsin Wife in Driving Seat an armv estimated at hotwMn in STAKVILLE Miss Feb 28 fHf 000 and 250000 with Russia help Mrs William Harpole turned the ing j supply me equipment tables on her husband Arguments Given Mrs Harpole was elected new sherAdvocates of the plan for greatly iff and hired her husband as chief Left of Winter Stocks! 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