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Show DOUG CORRIGAN WILL VISIT S. L All thlngi (even Douglaa Corrl-! Ian) come to him (even Cua P. Backman) who waits. For weeka after tha now famous filer made hia allegedly wrong-way flight to Ireland. Mr. Backman, aa official boat through bla post aa secretary of tha Salt Lake City chamber of commerce, triad valiantly, valiant-ly, but vainly, to get Mr. Corrlgan to visit here. Mr. Backman d la patched tele-grama tele-grama to all parte of tha United States, but Mr. Corrlgan, whose face la map of the country to which ha flew, waa too quick fori him. Ha got out of tow a before the telegrams arrived. ' Now. quite of his own volition and : without further prompting from i Mr. Backman, Mr. Corrlgan is coming com-ing to town. Ha la on a speaking tour, plugging for a book ha wrote and a movie he made. Accordingly, member of tha chamber of commerce, aasembled around the board in tha Hotel Utah at noon on February t. will bear what tha young man has to aay. |