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Show THESE DEMOCRATS MADE A CLEAN SWEEP ilw D&fei E. Miller B. fi Gerber Charles Semken Assessor B. H. Young Clerk Commissioner Issued Every Thursday THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING Helper. Utah As Sccond Class Matter At By COMPANY Postofficc At Helper. Utah Thb Published Every Thursday NOVEMBER 12 SET FOR VETS TO FILE INCOME REPORT L. D. Young, contact representative Veterans Administration office at Price, today reminded all veterans attending school or working on programs under the G.I. Bill that November 12 has been established by law as the final date for at the h" V Joe Dudler Sheriff f J reporting total income to the VA regional office in Salt Lake City. After this date the VA must stop all subsistence checks to those veterans who have not reported. This move is necessary under the recent law passed by Congress limiting the total monthly salary plus subsistence to $200 for married veterans and $175 for those without dependents. Mr Young stresses the fact that all veterans in school under the O.I. Bill must report whether they are earning Income either in school or outside of school hours. Their income and subsistence allowance is ssubject to ceilings as are those of b trainees. . All veterans concerned f. (v4 John Bene Surveyor Lena Bartlett Recorder A. N. Smith Treasurer Views of the Utah rec lamation and water interests on a proposed com-- ! pact between Colorado river basin states were aired at a meeting of the group held in Price last Thursday the direction of Colorado river upper basin states committee. Opening the session, Ed H. Wat- Utah state engineer and mem- her of the committee, outlined the need for storage and flood control projects in the upper Colorado basin area, pointing out that the first step in an integrated development pro gram along the river should be allo cation of water between the states involved. Mayor Briant H. Stringham of Ver nal declared the water allocation was not only essential to agriculture but also to the development of natural resources in Utah. "In the Uintah basin we have many resources, including phosphate: which lies in the ground awaiting .only sufficient water whill will pro vide power by which it can be devel oped," he said. Require Water Title Also speaking from the Uintah basin was (Horace Allred, Roosevelt, who reported that one of the main difficulties in Duchesne county was are supCENTRAL COMM. posed to have been supplied by the VA with questionnaires by now, but it is possible that some have been AND SUPPLY CO. missed. All veterans must submit the harnessing of water to take care those reports to the regional office of overflow. "We cannot conspring Materials at Salt Lake City by November 12, struct projects which will take care 1946. of this water until title to 'the water FOR YOUR All disabled veterans who are In is procured," he said In emphasizing training under Public Law 16, which the need for an allocation compact. BUILDINQ NEEDS covers disabled veterans only, are ex- Leo Calder, Vernal, state representa empt from the recently imposed tive, listed several companies which Phone 72 Helper ceilings and do not have to report he knew were awaiting an opportuntheir earnings. ity to develop Uintah resources. "If we have the stuff we get the people," he said. Opposition to the transmountain division of water was expressed by Byron Howard, Huntington, Emery county, who said Emery county was against any plans that would take away water wmcn now normally flows into that area. Carbon Speakers Carbon county speakers included Be E. E. Pierce, president of the Price river conservation district, who said Electric Hour the district would support any meas ure to assure Utah that it would re ceive its full share of the Colorado THE waters, and J. A. Theobald, secretary of Carbon County Associated Indus tries, who pledged cooperation of the organization. Sen. Mitchell Melich, Moab, said AIL-GIRit is vital that the compact be preL ORCHESTRA pared at the earliest possible date and that it be done on a basis of benefit to the whole state and not E. A. John Ruggeri Attorney K. Olsen Frank State State Rep. 2nd District 1s if tllO imMnrt'i all water possible from the Colorado Bonaeci Rep. District . tect the future N lue Dr. John A. Widtsoe of the council trv ami said tllal m, uian Cannot of twelve apostles, Church of Jesus fectivelv nlan sot! , .,. Water h fore is it allnntori Saints said the Christ of Latter-naHe made a plea to the projects problems of constructing commissi. are sec0ndary to the primary question uiai tne compact divide ,i0 at on couna such u basis thut of development of the western state w ... a full its whole. receive as share - uu mar rflfftj try eu)S .... "Let us consider this question in nition Will be cn ,al the light that we want to build the has its own rights." whole west not just Utah nor just Thomas V. Jensen, Mt. Piea,ap a section of Utah," he declared. "A secretary of the Associated of Southern Utah, said the j! compact based on this thought will be one which will make us all happy" terest of that organization is "SDJ 10 er,-,- . cos- y with the object of helping just one area. j. w. Gillmau, Orem mayor and president of the Provo Water Users' Assn., and Blair Richardson, repre-unde- r senting the Salt Lake metropolitan water board, emphasized need of water to assure the Deer Creek res-soervoir project. Mr Gillman said he believed the he said. v..,,oiuu or William R. Wallace, president of ers and that the division future growth of Utah agriculture was dependent on the state receiving the Utah Water Users' Assn., spoke ru 1 s . 1 j GEH.G SPATE OF, FOOE Ms. mese be fair . 'K CENTER'S aH u Q O O Will Be CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY NOV. 11, ARMISTICE DAY Ml rflwllo! lomato boup Better I -r f BY UPPER BASIN STATES AT PRICE C. N. Memmott and N. Joe Tulliua PUBLISHERS Iirmu '- UTAH WATER INTERESTS DISCUSSED HELPER JOURNAL 7 WHILE STATE FELL INTO G.O.P. RANKS l The Wovembeh "3 J Irvin Commissioner OF CARBON COUNTY ELECTION TUESDAY, rpn inp Itif f 1J THURSDAY. HELPER. UTAH THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE TWO 3 Cans 2 H Q O O no. 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