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Show Ihe II ELPE K PACE SIX TIIUTtSDAY, MAY Smol:ey Spy;: J JOURNAL (Utah) 2, 1963 SPECIAL WASHINGTON Notes of Interest from Neighboring NATIONAL SPRING GLEN Mr and tPORT ation Now Moving On Water Projects of Mrs Hal O'.scn Dragtrton and Mr and Mrs Vern , ...MO TAX USAMS r Olsen of Price were Sunday visBy SELMA ROWLEY itors at the 'home of Mra nd Mrs By U.S. Sen. Quentin N. Burdick (D-Dak.) by George Hagedorn Olsen. George Mr and Mrs Dul an Rasmussenl vincent SImmS in the fire which consumed their and Today we are using virtually all of the readily and son Wayne attended the wedi THE ECONOMIC SEESAW fro mgalt IjAe to honw la.--t Tuesday mining. jmm available water of acceptable quality. We use dinS and reception of their niece SWINGS AGAIN the weekend with his par Steunna Curtis of Salt Lake '30 gallons to take a shower, 10 gallons to wash Mrs Jaroid inade at the Elmo spend Mf and ms Edward simms. has spent the past weekend visit the past two years we the dishes, 65,000 gallons to make one ton of During and son, DeU 1 Mrs Elva-Allresteel. have seen an amazing succession three Salina days last Snow and spent returned! of changes in the prevailing mood The total amount used in the United States Mrs Sarah Rowley . wmi from optimism to pessimism and is about 300 billion gallons per day. By 1980, home Sunday after spending two!We visiung John lwliarff returned heme 0'ack and her from now back to optimism again. To water uses are expected to be $60 billion gallons weeks in OLayton with her daugh !sister- Mrs 1:1(13 j: hospital Mr and Mrs Carrol Riddle and an extent, these shifts in opinion a day, and by 2000, anticipated uses will be 900 family. ter, Delia Anderson. Saturday er was held Friday family pent Friday thru Monday have been justified by variations billion gallons a day. she visited in Salt Lake with A at the chapel for Mr visiting in Manti and Richfield. in the pace of growth in ecojevenin Frank end Helen Qstberg. The Kennedy Administration has faced up to Th? MIA carnical end food sale and Mrs Gary CRoundy. They re- - in Richfield they visited with Cs nomic activity. This history the danger of a critical water shortage, reversing Quntin N. fturdick held Wednesday at Une chapel ceived many useful items. Every parents Mr and Mrs Guy Riddle should warn us, however, not to the d "no new starts" policy. Matches are not for kids! lost was had short-term was very successful. the too and much reliance on witQi Mr Reva's Roundys thing place anj parents, A continuation of the ban on ' Mrs Owen Ogden and in Marys- developments which may new water development projects successful consideration of the Diversion vale with their grandmother, Mrs prove ephemeral. project would have spelled trouble for Garrison which will Forrest King. permit North Dathe United States. Without The recession can it be (if The Young 'Marrieds was held kota to use a share of the MisCOMMENTS FROM THE CAPITOL called which began in the adequate water, our economic souri River Sunday evening at the home of summerthat) 1960 water flowing, of reached its low growth would come to a screechMr and Mrs Harold Cunningham. by Vant Neff the state and spread it: through livOur standards of halt. point in the (first quarter of 1961. ing I Mrs iFlossie Gold of Grand During the remainder of that ing would decline. Our health to lands and communities over more than 250,000 acres. now come justice gets so not have the means to devas- - strange places. Some of the Junction, Colo., is spending a few year, the economic rise seemed and security would be Since President Kennedy as- -, twisted when the Government tate many important areas by packages exchanged for the days here with her parents, Mr to be (proceeding an line with sumed office, 33 measures related dictates labor peace? Take a nuclear Pearl Harbor. But Bay of and Mrs Thomas and similar Since one trillion gallons of movements after earlier Haycock Pigs prisoners were the dock strike. 100,000 men just as Senator Keating and secretly marked by U.S. with her brother, John and his recessions. The prevailing ap- - water in average annual stream-flo- to the complex administration drug of our publicly owned natural: out of work a month. $700 others in Congress warned us contributors. This merchan- family. is available for use in the praisal of .the outlook was one of resources were passed by Con'Mrs Thelma Rasmussen spent moderate optimism. In millioh in cargo and can- - long before the build-uin dise can be quickly spotted crisis a United water States, January j Tuesday celled orders rotted in ports Cuba became critical, so they when it floods certain markets in Elmo visiting .with 1962 the President's Council of would not seem imminent. The gress and signed into law by the her parents, Mr and Mrs James Economic Advisers predicted a trouble is the water is not al- President. from Maine to Texas. Why warn us again. Democratic and disrupts local economies. Included in these were authorOveson. did a Presidential Panel settle Cubans point to caves and further substantial rise in gross ways where we want it. Seems like only yesterday izations for projects calling for Paula Rowley accompanied her national product for that year, this national disgrace by other places of hiding . . . that the Kefauver CommitteeTake my State of North Da- an investment of aunt, Madge Hansen to Salt Lake it was clear that kota. We nearly $2.? By mid-il6- 2 awarding longshoremen a 37 which conceal weapons. They was berating the drug indus-cent- s have a big river the billion over the visited in the conservation and weekend. the Tate of growth had slowed Missouri They an hour pay boost while indicate that the island still try for makin pills for profit. flowing right through utilization of our .I i" in Layton Sunday with Mr and down considerably and that we rocking the financially shaky crawls witn communist tech- - But who did the Government the State, but within a few Mrs and Earl Anderson would fall well short of the water resources. boys. shippers with an extra $28 nicians" and soldiers . . . that turn to when Castro wanted miles on either side, the lands Mrs Mira Robertson returned couneiVs prediction. Satisfaction The Frying-Arkansmillion in labor costs? How Krushchev has kept less than all those medical goods? Often the uplands which marked time Project, are dry. hom5 last week after spending with our recovery slowly gave could the Panel ignore shamethrough a part of bis promise. We all These same drug manufacturabove the Missouri suffer from some tim ein Salt Lake with her way to tfear that it was about to most of the previous Adminisful featherbedding and the realize that it is still the Soviet ers who had been under the drought and crop failure. This tration, was authorized in time daughter Mrs Rhea Simmons and be reversed. The Administration fight for control by union intent to annihilate us. gun up to now. The way the water supply does us no good for President family. that it suggested publicly might bosses within the ILA? Didn't Kennedy to join The Administration has picmanufacturers pitched in to until we build dams to store the the Mrs Ray Curtis of Orangeville call for a quick tax cut as a of Colorado in a great people the Panel know the wage tures which pronort to show get the Bay of Pigs prisoners is staying with her daughter, Joan remedy and the Ways and Means big flows of the Missouri and celebration in August raise was 60 over the Adthat the recent ICBM's have out, shows the coercive power then distribute this water to the victory Snow, while Mr Curtis is in the Committee held hearings to con1962. This was one highlight ministration "guideline" for been removed from Cuba. of a Congressional investigaCartoon hospital. dry prairies through canals and of a trip President Kennedy sider the possibility. By early pay and price hikes? Doesn't Maybe so. Maybe so. But, tion and how it can be used Miss iNonma Jean Forsgren and fall many economists were preplants. pumping especially arranged to emphasize anyone remember the steel there is a hidden trick here. to twist the arm of a whole Richard Haycock were married dicting a recession, albeit a mild A similar situation holds true his interest in natural resource price rollback, less than a ICBM means Intercontinental industry. Friday evening at the Chapel by one, dn. the first half of 1963. for about half of the United development. A lot of people would like year ago? Can anyone take Ballistic Missile. With them, Bishop John J. Nielson. Only in But the of months be a great There States. closing Other major Reclamation authe White House seriously Cuba could only hit Africa, close members of the families 1962 it gradually became clear excess of water may to know the true story of who in one" location thorizations were the San Juan-Chawhen they claim to be imparwere in attendance. The bride is that the worst fears were not bein the Administration called Europe, Russia, or the remota few miles and and Navajo Irrigation tial to unions and business? er parts of the United States. the daughter of Mr and Mrs ing realized, and the standard there only be a critical wateraway the contributing drug houses, demay Projects in New Mexico. And, Vernon ForsgTen and the Groom phrase used to describe-th- e Particularly when the Presiwhat promises were made; situ All over the United in California, I R B M's (Intermediate the President ficiency. dent says lie is "gratified" is the son of Mr and Mrs Elvin ation was "high level stagnation.'' States and how the drug companies engineering works are broke ground for the great San Range Ballistic Missiles) in were by this extravagant, contritheir for Haycock. was guests This neat a straddle between needed to conserve the water Luis "paid Cuba could still plaster a subDam, which was authorized settlement. were the ibride's grandparents, pessimism and optimism. butions" and to transport it to locations on his recommendation as an adstantial portion of our entire Mr and Mrs Eli Forsgren of Pres More recently, the mood has where people need it. ditional unit of the Central ton, Idaho and the groom's uncle become more positively optimis When two unions agree on Speaking of the Union's complex. Nobody has given us as The Bureau of Reclamation assurance whether to Valley Reclamation Project in any Hammond Jim of Lake. Rich attitude of Salt it means a tic. the clause, everybody past several weeks and the During ard has been home on leave for we have 'been receiving a suc else ho d a m n e tl, The there are still IRBM's in that they are "dividing up" Department of the In- that state. Sound investments in water terior is rushing to completion a week from the iNavy. He iSVw ;rk Herald Tribune Cuba. We ought to know. the markets so they will not cession or favorable economic final the of of a status to base his at San survey projects in all sections of the Diego signals. The news has been so quoted Mr. Powers of the compete for the same memthe Missouri( River Basin Project. nation must e continued if .we Sunday and iNortrna will continue uniijfoTim'ly good that economists ITU, which struck the New-Yorbers. This is called labor her schooling. A Navy buddy, (including, it is reported, the This is expected to clear the are to face the future with papers as follows, statesmanship and supposedly Nelson Bonner of Wisconsin, flew President's Council) are now way for final, and we anticipate, 'If those that were struck When promotes labor peace. in Thursday to attend the wedthat the (settlebusy revising their forecasts uptwo businessmen agree to sell ding and will fly back to San ward. one east of the ment) price was too liijrli, products Diego Wednesday. We can see in retrospect that IS IT REALLY of west other Space Administration (NASA) then make the they Mississippi, and Mrs Ray Wharff and the slowing down of the recovery GREEN CHEESE f Mr intends to find out what the moon called decisions as to that's the Mississippi family and Ben Wharff, all of in 1962 was largely a result of The National Aeronautics and , is really made of. An analyzing violation. Honor not they an anti-truSalt Lake were down Sunday changes in the .rate of inventory system will be dropped, on the rould afford to stay in estly, can you see any differto spend the day with their (par- accumulation. Gross national was a drastic down, but moon's surface as part of the business." slowing ence between these pacts? ents, John and Myrtle Wharff. product (annual rate, seasonally if the effects of inventory ac payioaa of some future space i Mrs Mildred Simms was a bus- adjusted) increased at an aver- cumulation are eliminated the probe. The machine will bomPrior to the actual Cuban Is everybody fed up with iness visitor last weekend in Salt age rate of $lil.2 billion per lbecom2 9.0 bard a small patch of the surcomparable figures crisis the Administration asstrikes but Congress? Bills Lake. She also visited relatives quarter from the first quarter billion per quarter in 1961 and face with a tream of neutrons. sured us that the Soviet Union and returned ihoime on Monday. 1961 to first quarter 1992. But 8.0 billion curbing unbridled union powin il9G2 a much Each element in the exposed area had no offensive weapons on er are already in the hopjer the increase was only $6.2 billion more uniform rate of growth. will immediately give off rays the island. Up to the final conin Washington. The public Phone News Items To Journal ' per quarter during 1962. This 'At present we are unable to characteristic of its radioactive What did Castro want with wants action. Too often people frontation, Krushchev publicjudge the extent to which the state. These rays will be con$53 million worth of drugs have had no milk for babies, ly and in his private commuin growth may verted into an electrical signal step-u- p current nication to the President, lied and baby food? Cuba only no way to get to work, no to accumulation that well ,be sent back to eartSi due be inventory about the kind and quantity needs about 52 million each papers to read much, too COMMISSION CENTRAL to its secondary effects. In for interpretation. and of arms and material he had year. What about the other often. Now Congressman: you any case, the history just resupplied and stored there. $51 million? Fidel can forget had better check with the CO counted suggests that judgments SUPPLY AND Now the Administration urges trading most of his ransom it's later than home folks All Types of on the outlook for 1963 as a us to believe that Cuba does loot for guns and missiles in you think! - Helper whole Ibe made with lingers Phone 472-569- 1 crossed. The moral of all this is that the nation should not make its major policy decisions for example on tax revision on the basis of short-ter- m changes in Equitable Insurance the economic picture. What is Agency needed ds an analysis of the more George potterlcfc permanent iforces which promote, or retard, economic health and Price Phone MS growth. OUTLOOK r.-.-- N. SfiriStSr.She laT' d ne - pay. . utu fire-show- short-sighte- w i p - T LL as Out-of-to- one-side- re-tur- found could their whether 6f PJTA GQ33 A Few Decades Past . . . A NEWSPAPER WAS A RARITY IN MANY AMERICAN COMMUNITIES! Then ll - i n: a newspaper was a thing to be marveled at memories of the Press' fight for freedom wert fresh in mind. Although newspapers are common in our country today, their existence should not b taken for granted. It is a wonderful fact that almost all of our modern communities have their own hometown newspapers, freely edited by member of their own communities spreading the news, the business of the community, and stimulating keeping their readers informed of important events elsewhere. It is well to keep in mind that a fret press and a free people are an unbeatable team. lor A. 3(V-OU- R HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER IS A 14 HERITAGE TO PROTECT! Wilt IMAMAT Ult Mlf SIIT, ttt KNOW YOUR INSECT ENEMY' ORIENTAL FRUIT MOTH When terminal growth on peach trees begins to wilt, this pest is probably at work. First indication of oriental fruit moth infestation usually is the dying back of new twig growth in the spring. Later, pests icca msiue me iruu. Both types of damage make oriental fruit moth one of the most serious problems for peach growers. Al- though this- pest favors peaches, it also attacks plums, pears, apples, apricots, and several other fruits. Mature moths are grayish with irwing markregular chocolate-browings. They resemble codling moths but are only about 'A inch long with a Vi inch wingsprcad. Hat whitish epgs are laid on leaves larvae are and twigs. pinkish or creamy white with brown heads. They burrow in tender terminal twigs. Later generations work into the fruit around the peach stone. Often no outward blemishes are visible on the peach when picked, but soon after it is packed the fruit will break down and reveal serious interior damage. This prolific pest may produce up to 7 generations in Southern peach orchards. From 2 to 5 is more usual in other areas, beginning with the emergence of adult moths in the early spring. Recently growers found that a new coninsecticide offered broad-rang- e trol of major peach pests. This material, called Sevin, can be applied as a dust or spray to kill oriental fruit moths. Because it is a carbamate and chemically different from chlorinated - n Newly-hatche- d Up .'ftSf I S'yA a V hydrocarbons and phosphates, Sevin is safer to use, scientists point out Entomologists explain that regular and thorough insecticide applications will keep fruit moths and other insects in check. Prevention of pest buildup is Tiore economical than fighting larve populations that have a stronghold in an orchard. |