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Show That's a Secret! It Says Here . . . Bear River Action Toward Compact Predicted in Near Future 3-Sf- ate di-ect- Indians Receive Bids For executive secretary, received a letter from a Seattle mother re Oil and Gas Leases In questing that he arrange a tour the Hanford atomic plant for her Utah, Arizona, New Mexico daughter, so she write a composition on how of -- could to or make an atom bomb. San Juan basin of northwestern r. tribe received bids to New Mexico. down the request. The bulk of the lands offered was taling more than $1,500,000 Fri in the Corners" "Four area cf 0 Utah's coal production for 1953 day for oil and gas leases on Utah and Arizona. Bids were made amounted to about 6,390,000 tons acres of Indian land in New on 33 of the 67 tracts totaling 0 an Increase of a quarter-m- il Mexico, Arizona and Utah. acres. lion tons over 1332 and brought The council offered 202,300 acres Window. Rock land officer M.D. Utah's total to 223,202,000! tons. for leasing, some 70,000 in the rich Long reported Saturday the bids to tal 51,615,319 and 133,401 at res were McBrayne gracefully I. WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (UP) turned The Navajo 130,-00- A. i. . 17lt-55- - i 1 Stockholders Defeat Move To Have Women on Board " " sold. The Shell Oil s Co. paid the highest price per acre. i31;ll. on lands in San Juan county of New Mexico. Companies took leases on about 83,000 acres of the 171,000 offered in the Utah and Arizona-- ; four corners area, v All the leases carry the usual, 12 per cent royalty to the tribe, or Individual Indian holding the land. The primary term of the leases is 10 years : from date of . tribal approval with Indefinite extensions available. r Del. (UP) The next year because it failed to get member board of directors of three per cent ot (the total votes Phillips, right, General Motors Corp., all men, cast. machine was Friday; as a Harlow H. Curtice, company The only help resolution to have women, on, the president, reported dollar sales for CpL John W. board was defeated overwhelming the first quarter of 1954 were withand arranges at the annual stockholders meet- in five per cent of the all time ' 1 Jr high set last year despite a 14 ing. cent decrease in defense de was resolution The defeated peri liveries. not 69,270,77,5 to 849,590. It may Curtice reported net Income 25 Be prepared to keep your be brought before the stockholders peri cent above that of a year ago, ment of the highland sources and to ban Walt Disney's movie Snow and said; a record 705,000 passen wardrobe crisp during vacation STOCKPORT, England (UP) "hangers and me paueyi noor ana inrougn ex The watch committee of, this nor- - White from children's holiday assassin attempting to kill the, car- ger cars were told in the first by packing traveling ' ' ! change of water rights as needed." thern resort town , voted yesterday shows unless scenes,, showing an toon heroine are cut out.' t of 'this iron. , year. quarter . WILMINGTON, 33 1-- .SO-cali- ber re-elect- t ed I : . I . , Town Bans Use Of Disney Film J Ch 1f(&Ly "fife MOVIES - Q Uf bY - RADIO TV J" Erskine Johnion NEA Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Holly wood on TV: "A whole crop of new panel shows if headed for the home screens under, the po lite label of "Summer Replace ments." '! have a definite place where I'd like to place all panel shows, with apologies to Bennett Cerf, Arlene Francis, --Garry Moore and Alan Wilson's acKr ' friend wno's been on a panel snow so long he's celebrating his 50th i . - 7- J jr ) mm r jI Says Cullen: "I don't know why panel shows are considered entertainment. Maybe it s be cause people identify themselves with the experts and because the entertainment kinda sneaks up on you. AH 1 know is that 1 wouldn't watch a panel sho- weven one that I ra on." Maybe Danny Thomas's grue seme idea could kill off all panel shows in 13 weeks. Up at the Sands Hotel in Las. Vegas, he's threatening audiences with a show called "What's My Indiges . : ,-- m IfillL W7 WESTINGHOUSE O' "DELUXE" .. IMAGINE . ..JUST . I've discovered, say they don t like panel shows. WeH one doesn't, anyway. He's Bill Cullen ' who's still playing the guessing game on "I've Got a Secret" in New York between weekly plane trips to Hollywood as chief cook-and- the on! "Place bottle-wash-er I, Three Killed i Ann Sheridan's changed her mind, and will make a telefilm i "Las Vegas Woman," fori Jack Chertok. Comedy audi drama in the land of snake eyes and boxcars. . . . Marie Wilson's mother is up and about again after serious surgery. , . . Tip to anti-T- V folks: Move to New Hampshire, only state in the union without a TV station, pilot, " THERE ARE video plans tor the Railroad Hour with Gordon MacRae thinking It over. . ; . Jimmy Durante, live, and Donald O'Connor, on film, alternate for Texaco next season on; a Saturday; night half hour. New Zealand Airliner Crashes (djm Jj x , and your old range f -- , I f Modern, Rancho Styled TRADE-I- N ! d ALLOWANCE Range S . . ! I' , i callous. tion?" ..,t TV But painless, panel-les- s Contestants e o m e In with days may be just around the heartburn and the panelists1 try corner because even famous to ruess what they ate. Face."": 2, , As an antipanel show man, I panel-sitter- s, " SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1S34 Utah County. Utah RICHLAND. Wash. (UP) W. C. McBrayne, 'chamber of commerce are4 'not really very far apart' on gional director of the U. S. Bureau The deciding how to allocate use of the of Reclamation. , SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) of Utah's Water and Pow water of the meandering stream "The major problem, Clyde er Board predicted Saturday that which originates in Utah, flows continued, "is that of storage al--h action looking toward completion of into Wyoming, back into Utah, into location. That Is essential to com--1 a Bear River Compact between Wyoming again, on Into Idaho and plete utilization and. control of the I Utah, Idaho and ' Wyoming would back through Utah to empty into- stream and I'm confident the dif-- 1 L Great Salt Lake Just west of Brig- ferences can be reconciled." be taken soon. . Water Wasted Tne proposed compact nas oeen ham City. ; j under discussion for nearly 15 "Perhaps the other commission J said that about Clyde ).000 years, but relatively little action ers have been waiting for me to acre feet of water now Is "wasted" j has been taken for nearly a year become familiar with the prob each year by going Into Great since the states at numerous meet lem." Clyde admitted. "But now I Lake, unused. He said there was'!; tags failed to preach agreement on feel that the matter of a Bear iuv- - much land all along the course of er Compact will get active consid the winding river that could be put ! terms. Powand Water eration in the immediate future into production if thfr water was 4 P. Clyde, George can be pursued Dut under controL er Board director who was handed and the problem J ' the Bear river assignment just six to a mutual understanding and Development of the Bear" river months ago. said that "it looks like conclusion." does not call for mammoth power Name Commissioners this will be a water shortage year and reclamation structures like He honed that a meeting of the those envisioned : for the on the Bear river." Upper four commissioners and the other Colorado River system. Instead, Short Water Year 'There's nothing like a short wa Interested parties could be arrang small storage, and diversion BLINDFOLD STRIP BUndlolded Pvt Eiigen ter year to brinji people together.' ed within a month. On the compact only structures j are planned for irriga- of Savannah, Ga shows his knowledge of the he said with a rueful smile. "That's commission with Clyde are Mark tion and stream flow control. gun by disassembling the weapon in 27 seconds. KuId of Idaho. Clark Bishop of "Cache he receives during thij test in Trieste is from what's renewing interest now." in Utah Valley northern Clyde feels that the three states 'Wyoming and E. O. Larsen. re- and southern Idaho is probably Ihe Beckley of Toledo. Ohio, who takes the parts " them near the greatest reservoir of underground gun. water in this area," Clyde said. "I'm hopeful that a system can be worked out to put this water to use through a program of developBf MURRAY M. MOLER SUNDAY HERALD for your old electric gas or coal range on i -- V. - The big reconciliation meeting for Phyllis Avery and Don Tay-ltakes place in London in two weeks. She's flying over before returning to xne TV - cameras as Ray Milland's everlovin ' in "Meeti Mr. McNuUey." 4 AV.V,V.',W oi AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UP) A New Zealand airliner crash-lande- d in a meadow and caught fire Saturday, fatally burning three children aboard. All 25 other passengers survived, The DC-- 3 nicked a house, uprooted a pine tree and scraped through a thicket! before coming to a halt with a grinding impact. It caught fire immediately. Residents of the area helped drag survivors from the flaming plane. Several of the 28 survivors were injured, but most of them escaped with burnsj and minor wounds. Three children ranging In age from 13 months to five years all were sitting In the front of the plane and died In the fire. Pilot William Pettit headed the plane for land when engine failure crippled the National Airways plane over the sea on a flight from Christchurch; to Wellington. He apparently tried to stretch his glide to the. airport at Parapar-aum- u near his destination but failed to clear sj grassy ridge. " . .t'. . this Beautiful new , 1954 : WESTINGHOUSE " Slick emoting dept.; Nancy Hale's performance in "Spindle-top- " in the Cavalcade of America series. . , . Eyebrow lifter: CBS talking about dubbing the Am n' Andy shows in Spanish fo1 tamale-lan. . . Promised bu not hoped for: A kid series .with a cast of midgets wearing raise heads. . . . Fanmania: You can; nowbuy a Liberace mask. Ugh! MORE CAPACITY OVEN with all the de luxe featu 25 IN d. of having on a range. LESS KITCHEN TEXTILE WORKERS in con vention at Atlantic City were told there's a depressed condi tion in their industry because; of TV. People' who stay home don't m dress up. With beer brewers, pillow Look-inDo- 1 makers, pretzel benders, candy makers, rug cleaners and uphol stery refuushers having it so good, maybe there should be a "Dress Up While Watching TV" week to increase textile sales. CLUB .TAKES ADVANTAGE There could even be mood OF ITS LOCATION HAYWARD; Calif. (UP) A short clothes. Cowboy attire . for west club caused erns, a variety wardrobe lot circuit in the Chi-C$2,000 worth of damage. 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