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Show PAGE SEVEN BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1S3S A COMBINED MINING AND FARMING PROJECT Rochester, Minn. July 17, 193S ' I take the opportunity i::ift0 thank you for the Leader send-1m- s been so faithful in each Tuesday morning ?'v forward to reading the news is so in-I - River Valley, for it news the with t0 keep posted r- months ti4 ,uwhv.. in the mission field r - . . To me . ! The accompanying views show the surface plant and the portal of the Elton Tunnel at Tooele, Utah, which haa rightfully been called a "farming and mining project". Below the tunnel lies fertile Tooele valley where agricultural activities have been retarded due to the lack of adequate water. The Elton Tunof its nel, now In only total distance, has developed a heavy flow of water, which will be "liquid gold" to the potentially rich region below the tunnel. ' Plans are now being formulated for the establishment of small on the hundreds of acres which is now practically wasteland, due to the lack of sufficient water. It Is planned to subdivide the area into from two to three acre tracts of land, which will be sold to mine and smelter employees as well as farmers, at a 1 one-fourt- h 1 c. farm-stead- s that. Minnesota is state. The people of real true religion arc thert - - 22 rliffp.r- lUV mviii, in tnis nuie city 1 denominations i each one claims to have the can !fM,v;t ' iA this is the most per-V- b cne could find, all in all it so satisfying. Loice each day that I was worthy V,,r called to labor in behalf of ,aterand Lord's work. i'BPB by the time this reaches 1 will be at Mankat, Minn., the wnen iirst city I labored in field. mission During the M to had have I months past eighteen in two states fpnvilege of working iesota and South Dakota. I spent first six months at Mankato, at Sioux Falls, jjesota, ten months i Dakota, have just labored at ' Chester but a month and can say little town. It has a i jja very nice 23,000, ulation of approximately course'is noted for its wonder-ctoi'jd Hospital work seems to be f, ig project, each afternoon we 'at in visiting the sick and afflicted, words of encourage-j- t .,jg to leave with them. We have the privi- a of making acquaintances with iple from most every part of the I : t11 happiest of one's life exper-with be cannot bought . 85 mat 111 the mission fieW ' We find rierything it takes to make one " ..By .Lick Anderson) Flayground Fun Marches On Hello Kids, have you been to the school house lately? Did you make one of those fancy little belts out of V painted wooden blocks and leather lacings? I'm glad you did and Im sure you'll enjoy wearing one. You girls, who didn't go to school every morning surely missed something. The bovs are still carpenters. You see, it takes a little time to build tables and make tie racks. -K The H. H. Club following the t i j !. of the Alpha Gamma Girls, also 1 J-- -" i had a costume party last Friday af ternoon from 4:30 until 7 o'clock. The group went to Holmgren's field for their picnic. The girls divided s vt-- 1 themselves into groups and presented '4c short plays and stunts. . president 3 Jennae Marble, dressed as a gypsy, won the prize for the best costume and Sharon Haight, posing as a jack-I-n box, took the prize for the funniest costume. I know you are anxious to hear the tournaments. Well here they about of Internation the Tooele the plant are. Park Supervisor Sheffied has & al Smelting Refining company tennis tournament entrants the paired and will be extended into the as follows: Bingham district. The total disJunior singles double elimination i i tance of the tunnel will be 23,000 tournament Paul Mason vs. Claire feet, a little over 4 miles. Dunn; Jack Anderson vs. Odell Brad-shaBob Winzeler vs Con Steffen; It will serve as a drainage and L. R. Walker vs. Lyle Johnson; Fer. transportation tunnel, eliminating &vtH &Y i ron Robbins vs. Ralph Thomas; Bob much pumping and hoisting ex "V..,dis of the Beard vs. Dale Thomas; Eugene Winmines in Bingham pense chester vs. Murray Jones; Wayne trict which it will serve. The tun- i kit Fronk vs. Gordon Bronson. nel will also be used as a transwork who Senior singles double elimination men for unit portation tournament D. Peckenpaugh vs. D. in the Bingham district. It is exSheffield; J. Shumway vs. D. Anderpected that many will move from son; Reed Harris vs. D. B. Green? the conjested confines of Bingham Russ Christensen vs. Mel Manning; to beautiful Tooele valley. Cullimore vs. Ralph Castleton; Grant Ores from the National Tunnel vs. Don Grover; Earl Castleton Stan & Mines property in Bingham are vs. Ralph Stayner; Buss Betenaon now hoisted to the surface and Mason vs. Jack Gleason. shipped by tramway to the smelter Doubles tournament seniois and at Tooele. The tunnel will tap the of Anaconda Copper, tun-- j subsidiary double elimination D. Thomas the wealth. completed When junior property at a depth of 2500 feet, nel will represent an investment who has been successful In develop and B. Mason vs. P. Mason and Claira thereby eliminating much pumping of Dunn; Mel Manning and G. Cullimore approximately $1,230,000, all of ing many successful projects and hoisting. The tunnel will also vs. Jay D. Harris and partner; Don on throughout Utah and western Unitbeen will spent have which develop nearly three miles of hereGrover and partner vs. Bob Beard and his been It has and equipment. always ed States. tofore undeveloped mineral ground wages, supplies a aside set Lyle Johnson; D. Peckenpaugh and percentage is large of the policy project The "father" lying between Tooele and Bingham J. Shumway vs. Ken Shaw and N. for mines of the of returns from producing and it is hoped that some new re- James O. Elton, manager new Shaw; Murray Jones and Jack Anof a projects. the development sources will be added to the state's International Smelting company, derson vs. D. Sheffield and D. Anderson; Eugene Winchester and J. Woer-nvs. Reed Harris and R. Christensen; Jack Gleason and partner vs. L. R. Walker and Earl Betensen; Ralph j By Mrs. C. W. Brailsford Castleton and S. Castleton vs. H. and partner. White Christian Zinck received word SatThese games will all be played off, sister-in-laurday morning that his if possible, by July 29. Mrs. Hannah Nielsen Christensen had To bad, folks, but the Playground passed away at her home in Omaha, Youth Softball team met Inglorious illness. Nebraska folowing a lingering defeat at the hands of the snappy the heri;:; tl im Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Mrs. "Garland Grocery." But we're not disnpHE tombstones of millions of men ci v moand family Carrie A. Christensen JL,modern spy. we still intend to beat some to Ogden Wednesday, where couraged, tored we kids? don't becauw of is men d; body, When war rages, if he successful, thejflv spent the day visiting with Mrs. seem to be cham"Reds" they the Say, soccessfrf men di formation he has sold their enemy. If he is Anderson's brother, Peter Sorensen, week. this They overwhelmed pions ' and family. because he failed to provide ranking army officers with tLe 12 to 5 in Softball and "Whites" the Misa Carrie Zinck, daughter of to win In tether ball and cro. they so desperately needed. d managed Christian Zinck of this city, and Some excitement, I'd say. quet. Forsgren, son of Mrs. Charles Well, so long Kids, until next week. world has espionage reached the bxes and potential saboteurs, W. wrifft. thev Forsgren, of Brigham City, were heitrht It enjoys today. "To fight this horde America united in marriage in Salt Lake City, There are 120,000 foreign spies a city visiting with relatives. skeleton has Keyhoe force," only in July 11. Miss Zinck is the proprietressis in thiswere working maintain. and She accompanied to Salt Lake "Foreign Daly They of the Brigham Beauty Salon. , ,T America as you are outMiss Sherry Anderson, spies and their niece, civic their and circles social read this. by active in the e numbered by by; with them for a week, visit will who In the August and of popular clubs City Brigham at least twenty to one." Mr. and Mrs. George A. Christenissue of Cosmoamoung the younger set. Mr. Forsgren "Known foreign agents are alSaturMagapolitan is engaged in agriculture and live- sen, of Salt Lake CiCty, spent mothlowed to work in the United States zine, for the Christensen's Mr. because stock. The young couple are spending day visiting undisturbed principally first time, are --allotments e our :,,"FSn"v."::s er, Mrs. Trena Christensen, also with their honeymonn in the East and the real facts rate a finance would not third their return will make their home other relatives and friends. of the underWPA project." Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Birch are in Brigham City. Congratulations to ground attack is a second reason, our "There the proud parents of a baby boy, born them. being made peace-tim- e rule," the writers say. Miss and Mr. and Mrs Art Jensen family, July 17. Mrs. Birch was formerly upon "Watch known spies and learn Miller. Lnuea oiaies. Violet weekend the Lake of Salt spent With skeleton City, the'f contacts. A retired Ma- our intelligence men rine Corps of- - U. S. Navy Lieut organizations, would rather spot agent3 than fleer, Donald E. J. S. Farnsworth, arrest them and have to search convicted spy. Keyhoe, and A for inevitable replacements. John Jay Daly, surveillance-cert- ain 25 are under number Now You formerly with the military intelfiles at the War, Navy and have completed ligence division, would dismay Justice an investigation of spies covering spies ofdepartments various countries. But several months. cannot keep track our few On a night in 1937, Federal of the agents thousands." a raided and discovered agents In their sensational article the secret Japanese radio station high writers of "Web Over WashingIn the Wasatch Mountains, a short ton" point out: distance from Salt Lake City, and "Washington were apthree Japanese operators is popular with V hidden well prehended at the spies it Is prodl-Htoriously But not one arrest was made! gal with ' In Berlin three heads would for have rolled. In which they Russia a firing would r b k i tffcome people- Blip- -. i Jlteen months have almost t ir.f vou eood people. faith A I am miles away, my of each you for eis are s'" . v as all other missionaries. Z Playground News truly say low cost. lost beautiful ciester need ,i,t W, tVioin Already the National Tunnel & Mines company has expended newly $400,000 in equipping and driving the tuanel thus far. The portal of the tunnel is situated just below w; ikSV - il'Di' er and I spent many asiTit hours tractine I can't begin tell you how many doors we have 1:4 olammert n fflPPS in th na.st. x yiuuuuivu . niir " rath, but that means nothing, it bt gives us more determination to again. All we do is thank the dear shake the dust from off our k and be on our way to the next mavbe to receive the same wel- be. About that time I am thinking I'he words of Paul when he said: " beautiful are the feet of those preach the Gospel of Christ." sare not only beautiful but wet J of the time, as Minnesota is a sy wet state. But as the saying it takes a little ram with the ; to make the world go round. many times during a day I think ie saving of our beloved President mt: "That which we persist in do-becomes easv. not that the nature i' the thing has changed, but the Rr to do has increased. Perhaps my most thrilling exper- ces as a missionary are when some 'A lady or man asks me to sit and tell them of the restora-- a of our" gospel, for it seems my i dees rejoice if I can get some listen to hnw this Vipantifiil truth 3 been brought back to earth in ify companion or. es, So ' CLINIC NOTES s Inpatients for week of July Bishop Thomas Adams, for surgical 13-20- th treatment. James Garnet Able, for ruptured appendix. Katherine Wheatley, Deweyville, acute appendicitis, operated on. The following had their tonsils removed: Shirley Williams, Salt Lake City; Lynn Randall, Mrs. Kenneth Randall. Tremonton; Carol Jennings, Rock Springs, Wyo. and Jonas Wight, Centerfield, Utah. Maroni Arbon, Snowvillle, for medi cal treatment. Glade Mason, Howell, for medical treatment. Mrs. Lorenbo Peterson, Garland, boy, born July 12. Mrs. Merwin Summers, a girl, born July 13. Mrs. Alma Hansen, a girl, born July 14. Mrs. Kenneth Birch, of Bear River latter days. a bov. born July 15. Citv. am thankful for my parents and Mrs. John Hollander, a girl, bornj ones at home who arc. making' Possible fnr mo tn io Ti orft unci July 17. I was born of goodly Mormon oils. Viviparous Fishes Besides the whale, which is not a 'tanking you once again, ask the ssings of the Lord may attend you fish but a mammal, there are. other dwellers in the sea that bring forth f'a people. closing I feel as did Apostle Paul live vounp. These include many spe a he said: "For I am not ashamed cies of shark, moonfishes, Mexican rose fish, ae Gospel of Christ, for it the swordtails, surf fishes, etc. Ter of God minnows, rock fish, guppies, unto salvation to every . ... i that- V1lV... V . uae jew iirsi, uvucvcuij iu it. too to the Greek. For therein is the just shall live by faith. righteousness of God revealed Sincerely, fetth to Ruby Anderson faith; as it is written, V VRSTEBS mil, : l Le-lan- I sub-agen- ts counter-espionag- the ( o- L infor-,"matl- 1 Do General Banking Business LET US SERVE YOU o "Deposits Insured Up to $5,000.00" L ) f on equipped for canning, at nearly half price. f 1 lives their abroad. For a only small sum, Mati Hari, most copies of of World mittee hearings pan itself, and War spies. in a dozen other may be had, giving valuable countries, death v data on our army, navy, air servor long prison ices and defense plans." terms wuid The problem is simple when have resulted "The diplomatic immunity is used as a cloak. Some time ago, an intellng leniency ofour laws to- Von Bernstoff, he ligence officer observed a furtive, meeting between a traitor-suspegether with our- neaded Ger-receand two attaches of an Asiatic "hushfamed spy many's power. He followed, and a wild hush" policy of system, ex- automobile chase developed. But espionage, of foreign-controlle- d by the time he caught up with the plains the vast armies other machine, the traitor had agents which have overenrun the United States and its ter- escaped and the attaches wereEm"Web of of their the writers the grounds tering ritories," say Cosbassy. By International agreeOver Washington" in August all Embassy grounds are ment, mopolitan. soil" and immune from "There are more than 120,000 "foreign So the officer was helpalone search. eples in the United States less, though positive that precious according to a high Washington includes navy documents were within a authority and this figure which few yards of him. nations, several of agents Violation of privileges is far each to other, hostile are bitterly from the rule, but when an Emthe authors charge. overstep, It has every "At the center of these webs bassy does Sealed Embassy pouchadvantage. are such varied groups as agents es, though suspected of containing of the Ogpu and the Cheka, Nazi with Gestapo con- stolen secrets, are inviolate. storm-troopeBut the greatest peril from nections, spies linked withof the an these spy armies is that of sabot Kimiuu Kyoku, 'observers' extending to age, huge scale destruction of fao unofficial eystem other nations. lories, transportation and commu of and agents Rome, are filcatlon In the event ot war. 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