Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-10-14 | Page 2 | Rishel Points Loss of Tourist Travel

Rishel Points Loss Of Tourist Travel Tourist tr travel Ii in Utah tah this year ear would have been at least 25 per cent perhaps even 50 W per cent larger had hac U. U J. J S. S highway 40 through the Uintah basin been paved W. W D. D Rishel president of the Utah State Automobile Automobile Automobile Auto Auto- mobile association said Monday after analyzing attendance figures at national parks in fri the west Rocky Mountain national park near Denver had S visitors Yellowstone Grand canyon north and south rims Zion and arid Bryce canyon l If U. U S. S 40 had been in good condition condition condition con con- many tourists tourist who went north from Denver and land Rocky Mountain national park to Yellowstone Yellowstone Yellowstone Yellow Yellow- stone park or south to the Grand canyon would have come west to Salt Lake City first Mr Rishel said Improvement of ol U U. S. S 40 make this city tho the distribution distribution tion ion point for far more tourist travel trav tray el ei than at present