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Show I WASHINGTON NfiWS An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Of The People Of Rich Count? end Lower Bear River Valley Randolph, Utah. Friday April Volume 14 Number 13 FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN W. K. GRANGER RESOLUTION TO ROE DOCTRINE $ 1.50 Per Year 1941 New Mining Handbook Improvement Work REINFORCE Senate resolution warning that the United States will not recognize the transfer of any Western Hemisphere possession to a power, was sent to the White House by the House of Representatives. The resolution also reads that neither will the United States acquiesce in such a transfer. The resolution was voted to reinforce and reaffirm the long standing policy of the United States under the Monroe Doctrine. It provides that in the case of transfer of possessions in' this hemispower, the phere to a "United States will conuslt. with other American powers on measures to be taken to' protect this hemisphere. M OIn 11, Advance Water Report for This Season On Highway Started A In Accumulated precipitation for exWork is being started again on most treme northern counties indicates that of the highway improvement projects with normal weather for April and luait have been stopped during the May the water supply for the coming winter according to W. D. Hammond, season will be about the same as it chairman of the State Road Oammiswas in 1940. sion., The information is included in a Can-Surfacing of 19 miles of Logan report by State Engineer City highway is approxiT. II. Humpherys based on reports of mately 90 percent complete, and the 10 U. S. weather bureau stations, 65 immediate future will see a hard surcooperative snow courses and water faced highway from Logan to the commissioners stationed on principal line. Beginning with the streams of the state. past season the road commission has Reports from the Bear river drain made this an highway. including Cache Valley stream3, ng?, Paving of the road to the Salt Lake indicate precipitation at valley station alrnort is more than 80 percent comfrom October 1, 1940 to April 1, 1941. pleted while the grading of Highway has generally been above that of a U. S. TO ATTACK MENTAL AND 91 between Hot Snrngs and Brigham year ago, while the snow cover on the NERVOUS ILLS Diseases of the Uiity will he completed in the near fuhigher elevations slightly below. mind and nerves, , which afflict more ture. Bids for the paving of this strip Deficiency in snow cover is particuthan 500,000 persons in the United have already been received and are larly evident on the higher elevations States and consign at least another being considered by the Road Commiswhere the water content of the snow half million people ito hospitals or sion. Other bids under consideration is 16 per Tent below that of a year ago, other institutions, will be attacked on of the commission is the completion of and about 30 per cent below normal. scale by the United he surfacing of the Redwood Road a nation-wid- e The average precipitation in Cache States Public Health Service. Estab- from Bluff dale to Camp Williams, thp and Box Elder counties is figured at lishment in or near Washington of a widening of the surfacing of Main normal to 25 per cent above, while National Institute for Research on Ner street in American Fork and grading 50 perparts of Rich county fall to vans' and Mental Diseases, similar to of a portion of the road between Learn-cent below normal, according to the the. National Cancer Institute and the ington and Nephi. mport. National Institute of Health was recfeet Storage in Bear Lake is only six The proposed Institute II! 3 TOND URGES EARLY. ommended. of time this for above the would cooperate closely with Federal AUTO INSPECTION acre-fe406,500 were There the year. Above is the cover of the New Mining booklet being distributed institutions now caring for the mentalcomof water in storage April 1, Commerce. of Chamber Lake labthe Salt of chairman the and tree clinical W. L. the Besides Hammond, City sick. by ly for this pared with 67S.000 acre feet of review a oratory research to be undertaken, State Road Commission, today urged lime last year. The 1941 edition of The Mining the booklet contains giants-in-aifor other research pro-- , motorists to have their cars inspected resources of Utah Industry of Utah, a booklet spon- the Maximum storage estimated for sored by the mining committee of in an effort to point out the opjects looking to the cure or prevention early so the inspectors can take plenBear lake is 410,000 acre feet, which the Salt Lake City Chamber of portunities that exist for developacof mental diseases may be made to re- ty, of time to do a thorough inspection will care for this seasons needs, ment of new Industries within the Commerce is just off the Pes3. leave sponsible institutions throughout the job on the cars, as this is not always will written by The article is cording to the report, but edition was state. The new possible during the last rush days of country. engineer. R, A. Hart, educational an the lake in a depleted condition at the to written provide the Insnection period. Utah on and handbook Another and statistical interesting, end of the summer. Motorists should look at the inspecand mative.,. article tells-the- . NATIONAL DEFENSE APPROPRIgeology of mining. It contains historical careAccumulated "precipitation on the h Utah and surrounding territory, statistical Infbmafclou'and' a Supplement- tion requirement, a&--a - personal ATION, as a whole Divalley floor of the state fully prepared new section devoted written by William Peterson, and not as a burden that ! al "National Defense Appropriation the southwith 1940, Utah over of Extension Service, mining, milling rector to a description is improved Bill, which was sent back to the House imposed upon them by the state, said esdoubProState Agricultural College. and refining processes, written ern counties receiving as much as for S. Professor for consideration of various Senate Mr. Hammond. The aim of the interms n Robert in Lewis, fessor pecially Remaining le the normal amount. of .Mining, University of Utah, consmendements in addition to the Adams spection law is to save lives and pregeneral use. and rangsame year, as last inforthe and about Besides a review of present oper- tributes an interesting compromise, was increased $315,000,000 vent damage to persons and to prop below ations of mining companies in Utah, mative article on mining in general. ing from- normal to 50 percent ever what the House had voted. The erty. If every motorist would keep his are the Weber, Trovo and upper Bear bill is intended to finance Army and oar in first class mechanical condiBasin river water sheds, the Uintah HOBBIES AND INVENTIONS THE THOMAS TREE?. Navy activities during the next fifteen tion, there would he no necessity for counties. western imd parts of center . months, including the expansion of the a state inspection law-- continued Mr no back tree the in take inventions walnut Hobbies and The first Thomas A majority of motorists Air Corps training program to a rate Hammond. lealize the necessity of keeping auto- state of Utah was planted last week seat for national defense at the Army of 30,000 pilots a year. LiAir Corps Base in Salt Lake City. mobiles in first class condition and1 play in front cf the George Thomas in of Hobbies of the 22ndi Bombardment Utah; of the at University brary safe in the matter for the sake well of as honor Mi1. Schlappi, F. S. A. supervisor retiring University president Squadron of the 7th Bombardment themselves and their families, AirLake Salt the at Thomas. stationed Dr. at motorists. Randolph, Utah was a business George Group as for the safety of other visitor Thursday. The tree is a hybrid developed in the drome consist of leather working. The necessity for the requirement is Our Salt Lake Conference visitors of Miss Beth Cheney has returned flavor the combines amateur and paintof photography, Northwest, because a minority sketching, were Bishop and Mrs. Paul A. brought about San Diego, California where from become unsafe the common black walnut with the ing, weaving and model airplane buildlet wintheir motorists RoUin Mrs. Findlay, Spence, Mr. and she attended school during the of the ing. mechanically and the public has to soft shell and large nutmeats" Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Famer, Mr. and ter. The tree is still rare, were Probably the most extensive outlay pay for the omission and the careless- English walnut Mrs. Thomas Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. The following members few mema Some introduced the of been only leathercraft. for the is having attending Lutz. few. Mr. ness of the Sidney the number Thomas Sims and ears ago. Itl!is estimated! that the bers of the squadron have pooled their the L. D. S. of A trousseau tea was given at th conference general tree, which is named Thoma's after resources and spent as much as $109 Friday to Sunday at Salt Lake City : home of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. GiK EMM ERE I! PREPARES the biologist who developed it, not af- on leathercraft tools and equipment Mr. and Mrs. George H. Robinson, bong in honor of their charming FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL was married who ter the University president, will reach with which to make billfolds, scrap- - Mr. and Mrs. Amo3 B. Robinson, Mr. daughter, LeRetta, 100 years hook covers, and belts. to Mr. Oswall Myers of Cedar City, and Mrs. C. C. Cheney, Miss KEMMERER, April 8 Superintend- its full maturity in about of relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. Cheney Willis, Utah. A number ,her The Thomas Tree is one of seventy Inventor of the squadron is Mastent E. D. B16m said today that plans Mrs. from Cache Valley were ini attend five memorial trees on the U campus er Sergeant Rudy J. Baros, who has Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Willis, District Southwest for the Mrs. Wyoming useful and dance. Many beautiful and most famous of which are the huge perfected a tooth paste dispenser, Lyida Johnson, Bishop Robinson to held be scheduled Music Festival C. Heber were given. presents now al- which provides the proper amount of John H, Weston. here May 2 and 3 are rapidly nearing flowering Japanese cherries, Mr. and Mrs. Farrill Spencer were and Mrs. Rose L. Weston. the paste to the brush and does away alcover most forty years old, which week-en- d visitors qi Salt Lake City. completion. Mrs. Ethel Vickery of LaBarge, o circle with and tube center of the the campus with visitor at squeezing Mrs. chortogether Spencers They visjited wit,hv Bands, orchestras, glee dubs, Wyoming was a Sunday Othin late bloom white of lot April. i Bamum. New Dell from the came cap. who Mrs. losmg soloof up parents the home uses, instrumental soloists, vocal trees planted by indivduals Mexico to attend Conference. Sergeant Baros has two other inErnest Irwin made a business trip ists and pianists will enter the various er unusual lindairof a Gibbons on tree, include and clubs Miss Lathell Spanish contests. ' tulip ventions which are for use to Salt Lake City Wednesday. with mapFork visited over the week-en- d and water sycamore sediment birches, One a is ens, Mrs Zettie M. Kearl has returned European planes. to The schools expected participate is several and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gibbons. hundred Tremonton, Utah where she the other Chinese elms, from les, Lake-towtrap for gasoline tanks; events and are in the Randolph is LorrainePope Mrs. Amanda form a lilac lane. the application of devices to spent some time with her daughter, Raw- lilac bushes which birthIdaho; Montpelier, Utah; Nichols. her celebrating the sides of plane wheels so that the Mrs. Madge durof Georgetown house Cokevllle, Big Piney. 9th. Reliance, lins, on Open Ida April Miss Myers day Mother wind from the motion of the plane will at the Heber week-enUncovering the hidden Green River, Rock Springs), Evanston. the ing the afternoon and on the evenspent the wheels when coming in for rotate at find of amusement in the the Incas, explorers of Mountain City" home. a party Hanba, Lyman, Granger, ing Myers on the last the golden metropolis high in the a landing, thus relieving the strain a hall for relatives and friends. They View, Star Valley and Superior. Gifford Weston was over from wek-en-d caused and tires by the hier he direct of with gear fled landing Andes where expect about eighty U S. A. C. to spend descendents .present vast treasure to escape the plundering motionless wheel striking the earth at the Thomas Weston home. MISSIONARY DISTRICT Maltron Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Walstron of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Spanish conquistadors. Read of this when landing. PRESIDENTS RETURN Meadowville town over in their to were Evanston visting have moved important archelogoical find and see FROM SOUTHERN TRIP Herman af aimed the week-ennewest terrors Sciences home and Mr. and Mrs. The in remarkable the photograps canyon to their back moved Gasses Wood Destruction. War of Total disspendafter District missionary presidents American Weekly, the magazine AN- more horrible than home at Crown Lodge any ever used Hoover Didnt Originate It next weeks LOR ' with tributed returntown. Elmerson in Cox,, and Rex winter ' delayed-actio- n Herbert Hoover was Wayne poisons, bacterial ing, the GELES EXAMINER.. wife were Salt Benj. Weston and bisects not the first person to' use the ex-- , ed last week from a three weeks tour the week. , during visitors of the southWn states mission;-- Roth pression, a chicken in 'every pot. arid blights, flame gasses and' other pif City of Randolph Hatch Elaine Mrs. filled a two year mission for .the L. P. T. A. MEETING,, Henry IV, king of France and NaMr. , of the laboratories waiting parents,' her nightmares with Sunday stoltes. spent varre, said that he would not be D. S. church in the southern All Out real the when for the Warren signal Taylor. and Mrs. J. satisfied until every family in We can hardly imagine (or can wel are The P, Tt A. 'will ho$ their ,'nteoting comes. Read .this startling double Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nebeker France could have a chicken ip the what took them back to the south. We C. D. VcloQfc at; AmeriMonday April H', yu-lna trip to Washington page illustrated feature in Tme j pot at least once a week. havent seen either of them since their parents of children who .will enter the can brother, Nebekers to visit Mr.' Weekly,' the magazine distributed return, but expect one or the, other to first grade next year, are especially with next weeks LOS ANGELES Frank K. Nebeker. - Vitamin K come in and give us an account of 8 Remember, to there. Another good storm Saturday. he requested Vitamin K is the weeks. three for the past (clock Monday night at the grade vitamin. Its absence in the diet of their actions school house. animals and humans has been found Halleys Comet Eggs in Shad Roe Canned Soap to produce hemorrhages. It is one A portion of a shad roe may conHalleys comet was last visible Canned soup has been on the map of the. most important among the May, 1910. 25.000 to 150,000 tain during from eggs. 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