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Show Baton Considers U The Middle th mu ur i s rurcpcin atvl Amcr ran r t( iijvrjtii g in Iuixi anus whu h he eun cxeniM- sunt tnnirol East Buhxem Oil Economic Factors Disruw 7no Tooolo Trarrcrint - the. m xi few Duiing 13, 19S3 irtT l year-,- Aub iuiiiK vtil! In In 'll llu flow of oij in I in t nu if .ml In' (til oil or lx slnwe I lit .1 tinkle. (eilumly, it will ms! It nMiiiiS in Friday, Arril , , r , . Middle 1(0.1 Oif Arab Oil I inplre? more' MACS, Apnl Many eibscriris Itelcvr Navser'ii, I 10 I'sualiv do nm (onimmi aildream is to creme a united Arabi There will be no (oily subilus on fnieii'n affairs However joil hng-lo do ihix. ihe F gvp jut the Middle I uxl The two ihnl retent dtseloinoen's in the Mid turn leader must hreik the xwer Arab fatlions will joe key for po-.die last could hose far reat hm;1 'of the feudal Arab Kings Nasser 'turn. Sersus h o b r ami Israeli elfetts iixm U S business There 'is still a populjr figure in the Arab If Nasser should come out on top fort. I nadirs rnav be a or Id He has tannled with Israel n his snuggle with otht r Arab' ry A helxd to know my reaction to Great Uritain, and Irante, and interests currently resistin' his1 Iht se hupjx'nings he lux time' tnuld to fait out Iv well Although hebnib nine powtr, yH Nuswr's Muck Is Kislrif has not hem able to better the lot a most important oil du tutor. Ilov f . The lormatnm of the Un ted Arab Of the It will dijHitd ujxin how hashu-rI he imu " ? uveiupe gvpliun, & Rt public, consisting of I . &&&-&gvpi, S jcapturtd the imagination of Iht hmg it takes the wotld to develop! rta and, eventually, Yemen, Is tt masses It is just possible that heJm etommiie ally liasihV means of io, lams we initiated la rnonihs feather in the cap of I'tesident rnay break the power of the Arab harnessing ntulear power I foie J,u, wlu-i- i we were riding the Nasser of Igvpt It will enhance Kings and tffeef, for a time at cast that we will sometime find u st ol a piosjx-rilwave his bargaining power with hot! least, a sing'e federation of all the a cheap way lo produce power Post are questions that are lx- last and i The new R( public Arab states This would be due to through fusion, or through harm :s: in, aski d around the sjjle-hey is born of the trjJitional Arab their common interests in oil and sing gravity Then Nasser's or h ate l(gitmiaie que slums that con hostility m the State of Israel and tit .r common fear of the State of;su( essor's power, based on con t t c.i rv Ul-- h i iticn I at r of Naswrs fear of the power oi trol of strategic oil supjilics could ' h ippv to rejoit th it the answets the feud vumsh. Arab Kings of Iraq hjM-- i t1 e hard on the and fails Saudi Arabia, and Jordan Qaarierly stake confirmee for lash imu n,; into the Stale Trias Tgvpt (mid Be a Rich l and This new Union means that Nas he North I (xii 'e suke will lie In Id j oi v ai e r i assm mg Stud.es show that lgsptV mil ser may hjve neatly absolute kiw I 4 fe ,n the stake lubernaile, Saturday lie , ' t fa would which A elements contains lx si economists our var cr over both f gvpt and Syria andlseparate Arab I ederatum To such I ago. WARRANT Oil 1(1 R Afi-ae, luck .1 wc.k A public conceit will be givtn at South and .and Surninv, nri 2', vor if fieliisi Mudn d the only her for the ltd VI, vegetation Ites-idm- t er thredoi, arid the pi partmcnl of Ihe Paufu (wrliajis over Semen us well It j it is possible that King Suud of picture xchixd, Monday at 2 pm. and after visitto merit annmmci high cording by tm minim, and estimated that the! means that he can ext ruse a Saudi Arabia may eventually ad could receive sufficient irngation Marine Hand, San It am ism, are reads to sdnxils in thc aiea, will plav their Harms A fall schedule vaiiims ing ,U,'I I4-- able to meet all its' final concert on the steps at the State Capitol band is sc lied ill d lo of mcet.ngs and Other announce-- Mjl, greater control our shipments oljhere. In agreeing to form this much I our own of farm land, gvp oh! gallons and still have a sur oil and other goods through the'federation with Jordan. Iraq may at ti 3J pm Thursday, April 24 Ogden schools next $I.2o0 0j0 in the t.m Sue Canal and that he can stop, 'defect from the Bagltdad Pact tian topsoil is still intact and the will lx.-- published at a later date ,ul'' " hfe bearing minerals remain in er il I und at thn end of the luen-at will if it becomes desirable, the which binds her to the West. her good eatlh On the O'her hand, on That, we all agreed, was a flow of oil through Syrian pipeNo Tarty Stability her people arc very ignorant and lines to the West good pfOsjxit In the Middle I asl Will There Be a Single Si hi- then, and Nasser will drive hard bargains poor. particularly wuh Some day. Tgvpt will have her it. ihe last four montns, the gen- Aswan dam and other vast irriga a' ( iinomie oihxik aiioss the lion piojects which will assure hi pi.iimn has chanted Consult lablv sufficient waier for At hm enUied on a pcciuU Ot a farming, Bazaar-Dinn- er hut there first must come an business I ortunatc Iv. recession lire change in hei peoples char lx in li ss sc vile in luce (ft((. I rulav. Apr ,1 IA the Tenth Ward acter. They are not yet using projv jtl un mjn olh,r M.l(l.s is boding a dumi r So u, tll)c irly Ihe water now available Onlv Kelief Soiiny the ward church, at then can Ihe now and lands of her a"d pMll(() of oulsIan jjnj. Ltah econ- great deserts lilcxmi I fence asl 'starnrg at b pm to which the (,m ;s s dlJ lcl j ,.X()iris, to however, that the tone will come public is invited lj k Hit.r opmum cm the economic JT r vvi fx; per family o,l,llltilM)k llir whin Igvpt can be a most cm y r)mn lhe vlbstJnce ol portant country, but this is many U a P'Jt'ihur i.pmiims was n.ad.- - the sul- ahead Don't now buy I gvp Many lovely, hand made items j, ( j ,,f om. ,fnjl s, r s (,f ux-k!( can land Readers are justified in arc available just right for Moth- - rqxirts I was phased to find, as investing a reasonable amount in'er'x Duv gills or bitUidiv gits. dm Sll,,. sml weie, that the but let us confine such invest 'and include luncheon seis, c!o,lies,. u ,s Wl ie" tinamii lets in foehn, nienls lo companies wh.ch do not pillow cases, dnh limes, aprons ,tbat um- - many favorable depend too much on the Middle etc , all at nominal costs Jtn.irs opeiatmg m I tah that last Furthcrniore, electric power would soften the impact of the rewill someday taking house el .sum and make il less seven-lutfrom the oil compan.es than in most anas ol the mg' nut on STOCKTON WARD R SOCIITY Thai, however, was theory, and1 The Stockton ward Relief So we are a'l inter slid in seeing' hold social will the science ciety how well the facts as thev develBy George D. Clyde meeting on Tuesday, April 22 a; b'.ir out the them os I have op, How is the current economic re .Mrs 2 pm. in the ward church LT. COL. JAMIS H. DICKS and Mrs Richmade Major, Richard L. Schwark at Tooele ku'n fu'mshed some figures J',sl 'cession fmannai the will les the Aiverson Maitha Utah 22 West Vtne affecting Tooele, give cm U S Army Photo L. leaves Oidnance ard newly11 Dcjxu Sehujtk. Major Ml pin c Snoemuker, ( son. A baby sitter will be present structure of our State Govern-jh- ' WEST OF CABSTAND man of the Tom Tax Utah a State we looked to (tirward Wil we rtty All members and interested ladies meat to lew new Scientists are trying to train virhat may help to do just biennium end surplus of $1,200,- are invited to attend tues to destroy canter. So far they emergency taxes to carry on the- mission, that jiHK) Now, with some solid figuies have succeeded in producing virtax co'lections, for the most'to replace pure esbrnates. it ap-- l uses which will completely eradithjt Hie surplus will he close cate cancers transplanted to rats. part, are fully up to advance est- mu s - - - or substuntia'h ahead 10 half a million dollars larger Help supjxirt this research. Give WL originally estimated - of them The coi jxiration frai)C-'!dto the American Cancer Societys hise tax (which goes duetlly into nd this in spue of the nationa' Apnl Crusade the uniform school fund) wilt prob- business recession Major Richard L. Schwark, techably produce $"00,0'I0 more this This should give us some renew- nical advisor, at Deseret Dejxit Foods with waxpaper wrappings year than had been anticipated ed confidence in our Utah economy Activities, was recently promoted called for more than 800 million to Major Lt Colonel James It On the basis of receipts to date, and the future of the state1 it apjrears that the inheritance tax Duks assisted by Major Schwark's pounds of petroleum wax in 1956 about 80 per cent of the wax conyt will bring m $125,000 more than wife, Susan, pinned the Gold Oak 0 sumed last year in the U S. Leaves on shoultax The BAIiSON I'MiK, f i j hi think tic :?L n- i 'v Conference in North Stake, VAe-s- 1 April 23 and 27 1 ( h L ,C3 (lllli (T ap-an- d 1 n 10th Ward Relief - Society to hold GARDEN TOOL SPECIAL! t-- Rake, Shovel or Hoe 1 hu-a"- I i - LAWN RAKES PRUNERS IIS' s Or Ju-- ce Garden Tools heat-awa- y A Report from e Your Governor ROY AND SONS hair-hav- e D.D.A. Officer UrAmof Pfl ffl tars Rank of Major n Wbi y yoiL Jtmd Union Pacific Just imagine this delightful combinatieyn for our tiavcl pleasure complete relaxation . . . comfortable accommodations, either Coach or Pullman . , . the leisuiely enjovment of fine food, graciously serxed . . . magnificent picture window views of scenery . . . exciting Astra Domes music or cards in the lounges . . . refreshments, . . . and plenty of room to move about as ou travel swiftly, and safely to your destination. ever-changin- g How long since )ou enjoyed the thrill of a Dome-line- r trip? Why not see your Union Pacific ticket agent today? Hell be glad to explain the advantages of the money-savin- g Family Ttavel of convenience Rail a the Travel Credit Plan; Caid. He'll even anange for a Hertz rental car at stopovers or destination, if you wish. Hes at your service Basket Meal is insurance Major Schwarks Picnic baskets kept within easy ders .down $50 000 below the estimate - - tin-- only tax source in which leach, ant equipped with conven Major Schwark has been sta'collections are down" - - - but lent plastic containers for sand tioned at Tooele Ordnance Dejxil collections on the oleomargine tax w idles, salads, and relishes, make since July. I')5S He is a veteran are up $50 000 above estimates to pieparalions for the toted meal of both the Korean conflict and balance it off In the field of sjiec-ia- l much easier Picnic meals are fun World War II He has served in taxes devoted to highways, the for the family and need not be a the U S Army since June, 1942. motor fuels tax appears to be pro- burden for the homemaker, if seasMajor Schwark resides with his ducing $303,000 mote than had been onal plans include the organiza- wife, Susan and four children at 'anticipated the special fuels tax tion or equipment for spur - of Deseret Depot Activity is up $100,000 and receipts from the moment out of door meals in HOME ON LEAVE parks or woods temporary permits up $75,000 Variety breads and buns arej Melvin Evensen, son of Mr and As a result, we expect to finish the current fiscal year (on July easily available for all types of Mrs Frederic T Evensen. arrived traditional and'home Monday by train after 1) in excellent financial shafie We sandwiches, the cruise to Pearl picnic foods Shown here ing spent a shall be able to take care of our are hamburger buns with slitec Harbor, with the US Navy rethe including building obligations boiled ham The white and wheat serve. He left Treasure Island, program . . . ($S, 708,000 for the en of tire biennium) - - - the supplemen- bread sandwiches have fillings o California, on the US Spangler. He tal appropriations that will not be an egg and pineapple salad type enjoyed a tour of the islands and mixture Crisp relishes, a potato visited the Hawaiian Temple and recurring next fiscal year, and the $4,500,000 transfer from the gen- salad, and a bakers pie complete took pictures of the Temple and other scenic attractions. eral fund to the uniform school the menu - PINF APPLE SANDWICH fund, and end the year with a gen- TGG Nearly 27 per cent of US drivers TILLING eral fund sip plus of a little more involved in 1957 traffic fatalities 'i cup drained crushed pineapple were under 25 than $4,000,000 years of age (3 ounce) pkg cream cheese looking ahead to fiscal 1959, our tax people have made their most I cup chopped, hard cooked egg h realistic estimates of receipts, and tsp salt then reduced them by a full mil- Dash of fiepper Blend lion dollars in order to make them pineapple with cream ultra-consvative. Making such an cheese; combine with eggs, salt allowance, and providing for the and pepper transfer of $7,750,000 from the gen- Yield. 1 Yi cups or filling for 8 eral fund to the uniform school sandwiches ifund next fiscal year, it still aj pears that we shall have a surplus The main diet of a sage grouse Of at least $1,650,000 in the general is not, as many people believe ,fund at the end of the fiscal year sage brush. Most preferred foods and the biennium - - - and it could of these once numerous birds are be considerably larger tender succulent shoots normally A year ago. at the height of our found associated with sage brush jwe expected. It has been estimated that acg curate weather could save the oil industry ip to $100 million a year. long-rang- foie-castin- e More than 95 5per cent of vehicles involved in fatal accidents on US highways in 1957 were in apparently good condition. Are you dissatisfied with the Meat you buy? 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