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Show V, 1' i ':' California, Arizona Vie For Utah's Support In Colorado River Development Policies SALT LAKE CITY. Mrch 24 The" long" and often bitter battle between the upper and lower Colorado river basin states .flared anew here Saturday. ; A f roup of southern California water officials told a Salt Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce - meeting that Utah's big stake! in the Colorado Hver lies in development of lowrcost electric power rather than in uneconomic irrigation projects, The proposal brought immediate response 'from upper Colorado basin states, participating in a meeting of. the board of directors of ibei National Reclama ' tion association, Held To Costly. .The southern California dele- grtion, seeking Utah's support in fU.jWi -- FurCoatslh RussiaifrBuilt Planes Damaged In Air Battles FIFTH AIR FORCE Style, Says - Xi ";; . y today's Easter parades will inunderwear clude; . and fur coats. The weather bureaus said most bf the country would have fair-- but vv cold weather. v Iri the nation's snow shoes, ice creepers, dust masks1 or fire extinguishers also were in. style, depending on the ' exact locality, At Colorado Spfingt; 'Colo.v however, professional; ahd amateur cowboy were' warped that horses would be taboo at tomor-ro- u 11 ': long-handl- 30-MI- low-co- 4 , : 1: By UNITED PRESS " The most fashionable styles for . . SUNDAY. MARCH 25. 1951 wovo.. Utah County, Utah . v Weatherman HEAD- QUARTERS. Korea. March 24 (U.R) MIG-15- 's were have to spend $1838 per acre to Two Hussian-rbuil- t aog iigni nut water on Arizona ilarid which reponea aamagea m Sabre jets over would have a value of about $300!with U.- S. " :'; Sinuiju Friday. per acre. damaged planer were The Califor'nians argued that if , Theoftwo that a flight of part ic st isi power 15- of the American tangled with; made, unavailable in Utah because o 28'00 to of .loading the canyon power prej-I- P' 32.000 feet. etes with heavy subsidies lor "unLt. William B. Yancey of High economic irrigation schemes." in land Falls, Nj Y., was given credit dustrial, development in .Utah; for. damaging both of the' planej; would be retarded and indefinite. iilP; MiMT hydro-electr- ed ) . - . J - ' t rtjmJh 1 nr, mid-sectio- . ly postponed. ". : Spokesmen for Arizona.. Colorado ajad the upper Colorado river commission quickly denounced. California'! position. , . J. H. Moeur, counsel for the Arizona interstate stream com . wants; mission, said- - ,Califotnia i power damsfn the- - upper basin Kiiffrise services in khe Gdr instead ' Of reclamation projects, . . deA of the Gods. Officials said TWO-FACEthe congressional battle over jthe "sdthaj water will continue, to WOMAN This face will launch a thousand quips. 1 the horses disputed the services .. proposed Central Arizona project. flow to California." It Vegas yic, well known trademark of Las Vegas. Nev. represents CHICAGO, March 24 U.1) rhe too much in previous years when said the nation's taxpayers would .Moeur It, is being drawif by Artist Choppi on the back el TTvolsne LeMax. charged that the Cali- - CIO United Packinghouse Work-fornthe cowboys were permitted to . strike ers Now, make up your own sags., We're soicol .fishing. nationwide deferred as fa delegatiorvcondemned cbngrega-tidride; them amidst the "fantastic" the same firiancing'Saturday pending further efforts ' . l; methods that are beihg used to to get government approvalof an A storm sweeping1 the midwest more'' snow on the upper "Missisr iblaimed Cn; careless picnickers, 11 cent hourly pay raise. the benefit of California siDDi v allev. three' of whom were arretted. ' i whipped up dust clouds from !' The union, which, had threat- Forecasiers warned that ..the a the! winds covered to at Texas these High" Hot accompanyiing Nebraska, bath enjoyed by Fuessing, (Iris Denounced 'SNO CO FOR HIM Appearance ened to.rajl its l?0,0tH) members sto. t an agrce- - 'Germany, would be sheer suicide for the poor snowman left on the Tvide are with sleet or freezing storm sent 22 forest fires: out oltailend of the midwestern out Moeur and John Geoffrey Will, rrient'with major meat packers bank. Outdoor swimming in winter is common in this small village rain .that made streets and side- - 'control in the Kiamichi mountains might hit northern- New England upper Colorado ommis?ionuhdc.w.njch;. the wage 'increase! in Lcwer Bavaria, whetvdaitural, hot .wells warm tb water simply. walks, treacherous, and dumped of Oklahoma. .The fires were as it swept northeastward, . f ' wilt be extended to May 6. anc of the California, spokesmen offer V,gfeci'nE to the extension Jn t0 "Crnpt strike- action,' withholding WASHINGTON1; March 24 U R rate UtahJ?8" from the Upper basin (h(1 union followed the leari of the The federal communications com1AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters. mission has oroDOsed a hewlat- . ; ' location Speaking to the Jujuor. cham-- . which announced a similar agree- plan which would Sub- ber, the chairman, qf the south- ment with packers yesterday. stantially Increase the possible The big meat packers offered number "of television stations and ern California water district Joseph "Jensen, fbrmefly of Salt both unionsthe. 11 -- cent increase reserve1 209 assignments Lake City, said Utah and Cali- - last KcB. the wage hike educational stations. fornia interests were inseparable was held: up Possible under the new approval by ; -- re He and other, speakers con- -, the wafee stabilization board up to 70 ultra high frequency tended that the irrigation schemes The board has ceased to f unr channels to augment the present n since its labor .' members 14 very high frequency chan- -' epresented by the Arlizona ect would benefit neighboring walked out iii a dispute with the. ' ,f nels. ; ;!. Channels would.be so assigned states but would fjSe ruinous to administration v over .mobilization RCA-VICTDECCA -Utah's industrial 1 uu re. as to prevent interference 'policies. Economic Stabilizer Eric beThe National Reclamation ""as- - Johnson refused to' approve the tween stations. author- More than 3'00 persons, a ntici- - sociation board of directors; injraise on round's he lacks ' f seoante mprtini. set Ort .'iv 33-45-- 78 patjng the new plan, alreadyjiave their as date's of the annual con- - "Removal of an immediate strike notllied .the commission they vention. was fTcx.. AmarillO, thrpat came after three days of wanted to be heard. This will " ' ":i , "'ifrtnce. serve to continue for! a whild among, the 'packers All i states 01 tne .oreanrza- anri thi 'twn unions, which had TV station '.j;on freeze on ne( nen ition were represented at the nledced them pelves to act jointly pirucnon., nearines will President Halph Helstcin of the Mav. 23 before the full commisr boarfl meeting, directeid by Harry ,E. Polk. Willistnn. N D . news- - CIO union said that ,ne gov- to. oeommodote cour many customers. However, the recFor years we have operated a record publkher.';'.and . president pf.ernmentj dock not approve the Grateful edijicat'ors 'tharikedt the '."-- ' federal comm'uniratinn hnWni.' ord producing companies have so confused the distribution of records that we deem if expedient to close raise, ov iia 6. the" union will. lhe b?ar reviewed .a prehm- - propose negotiations with the sion for the chance to use thejcul-!- '. out the record department until d more settled situation develops. So, to our many friends we offer thest tural possibilities, of "television nry report of the 'group's iegy-- 1 packers on entirely new- con tracts. thousands, of records at a greatly reduced price until we have sold pur entire stock. through educational prograrrt. ;iane committee.: The plickeijs had agreed- - to the The FCC proposed yesterday' a new system or dividing TV air increase, under a wage reopenni During this process we will continue to stock current popular records at regular prices, for your convenience, con 'clause Tin current, twb-yepace .'that eventually would put T while shopping at eur store. 7 tracts. more than 2000 TV stations "on the air. Some 209-o- f the oewl sta would be reserved for honrir III ' prions commercial educational Purposes. TfOllCe VfOrrieCj iu cummrrciai - TV station operate: . . RAJWSf-Mar- ch 24 !U.P) New- The. FCCs plan is only tejita'r 6re .y tRESSIE GREENLAND tive and actually dn3y a partial strikes started and many un bv e night cpnunued Saturday Mr- arid Mfs. Stanley O. Jensen eaucators. ihev viciory had asked fori 25 'pet cent of all wns complaining- mat we govern- - and SOn,i Dennis, of Marianp. Cal. boost waKcs'and MrJiand Mrs, George Prues,: TV stations. The proposed figure to meet the; rise! tfai'?ci Tern jle City. Cal . wen them about cent gives lOTper ' I JlVing. Dii tha vrif thi viprW nf Atr anH Mrs B.ut the paralyzing pation-wid- e cial sUtions that they will be; ex- ;V'illiam T. Hyde. Mrs. Jensen ationalized and Mrs.' Pruessing aai"st' are sisters of .pected to broadcast wltTourtded '?trie THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE roads ended after thle Socialist ' a programs, andr stillforce union signed em bers should ward Ouyriere (Fp) 'proportion of time! td sonabi nd , ptoduttidn s . hv' vai ioji) lew wae Kref met; wUh-.hprogram that imeetj the educa- -' ana ordered us .government Awards Tueydbv at- 7:30 b m ,011 riiiw.. pvrii v The new olari would 'make bos- - ...... r,s .TOllKil?rK- Hl"ei. the . iible more than; 2000 . station ;unians-jomepffft.ers and knerfthers jmoveiTient. and traffic ,was nearly ,hq5yr.th&pasd..week. preparing fur throuehout th inatirin hv- - i 1 ; , 6JP or 70 UHF inorma attprnoon on tnis pvt.t. J.- Allocation: of itn"sk !i , Reuidar mdnthly Primary urep-channels;-- -' ' j: ? government alsi concluded jaration meeting- was held at; the 2 of thesi . to 2: Assigning -- a M rmr. home ,'of Mite.. Shirley Skf.ns. n 'i'Kauement the Dresent 12 VHF. :. "V ves 01 the national. ed gas and thfs: week' Plans were mam for 3; - Reserve 209 assignments in P t'ollowinn that many places for . , L . ,u K ;v ;rnmary.i con erence ; refreshrnents were VAUGHN MONROE SINGS P. 234 mercial education use. 1 FRANKiE; CARLE'" ; i Packinghouse Strike Held Up By CIO ; . ' ' ; : ife-M- D -- j ia . -.-' n. TV Allocation Plan Assigns Provo Three -- i ir Tr" . t- - "K- forrion-commerci- . : Monday,-announce- - I mm INut .pn g proj-itib- ' - OR i " f : i 19 - THOUSANDS -- " thei", - WHY? f- - P8" it.-JswwiHn- .' - COLUMBIA - CAPITOL THOUSANDS Speed ' i luli 61sei!Jit : 17-- . - al " . d nd ?e-!a- ' t . READ THIS! ' I - . ar " Strikes Keep i 1 J 1 1 1 r ' - 1 Highland ;, - . ior-m- - - . J"1"1" .' - . - tost-Sjng!-o- . : , - . e - - - . ( haeecn Sat"i - it : - I --' . . - V no-co- tbers to return- to itnei jobs, and Under the assignments Kas pressure, was normbl irt most The earth is about 3,000.000 Provo would beieliSible fori three lof France by tonight, Electricity stations. Including one for- ed'uea-- j had been kept normal Murine the milesnearer the sun "in January tion, out of "the 19 allotted to strike- - through use;of rjeerves; ,. than' in July. Utah; five.ofithem to Salt 'Lake , City. 1 Other ty'tah cities irr (line .... - new i - . I C for TV stations would be Cedar City.: Logan, Ogden. Price, Richfield! St. George and Tooele. The Provo 'channel assignments' would be 922 and 28 X. OneWoUld be very high if and two ultra .high fre-"!! .. j' , '..'quency-t- ' :' While' Utah;' would get on!;, la assignments, Idaho is set up fer Wyoming .27 arid Nevada 22. t 28. Utah already has two operating. rig-ha- m, .' aM.Vy ;. ... :.n... 1 p.wa... channel channel KDYL'-an- d 4, KSL both, of Salt Lake City DOROTHY SHAY C 155 AL GOODMAN C. 62 RUSS MORGAN MUSIC OF MORTON GOULD PAUL WESTON sm0ke rings , caruso boston 5th BEETHOVEN JALOUSIE POLANAfSE - .. SPRINGTIME GOULD GLENN MILLER p. 147 aidaj cleste-- ' Pops : , , IN A'PERSlAN MARKET 5, 1 Vineyard Br MRS. GEORGE ; F. WELLS , ;" 1 .' An Easter program is ached uled during Sunday school today, TMert wilL be jno egular class- i "i work. - - ... CONGA WITH CUGAT PIA!N0 MELODIES Class leader.) Ella Hebertsdn, the social isciencetjes- son Tuesday at Relief socierrjI Orem stake uninai v union meeting was held Thursday Eve ning in vjneyara war a cnapei. Lessons fox April 1 were discussed and plans ' jnade; fbf the workers to attend general conference in PATTERN FROM TriE PAST--T- h coat of Urms of the old .1 Salt Lake City. 1'.' is the motif of m novel decorative tile roof just Vineyard Primary children en- -I Austrian empire on St Stephen's catiffedral in Vienna. The old roof jbyed an Easteri program and so- -I compjeted of the interior of the church were destroyed rial Wednesday,: afternoon. Pes- . ' ideni ; Verda Jenkins was t iri ; ; . World Wax IL during ' " Will give . : - i and-.muc- 800-year-- ; ' . .. child re i of given school Friday afternoon, Basket lunches and games were enjoyed by the students; ; ' j Joy O. Tuesday, to spend a feW days in Parker, Ariz.. '.; with his. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson '.Webster, Mr. ir?d Mrs. Lloyd Welter .Provo ' joined Mr. Clegg bn V ;.!..; trip. ' Har: Mr. and ; were visitors to the Salt Li i temple Wednesday! Boyd Holdaway. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hrild- way. underwent; major doe tion Thursday at Utah Vafl hospital. ' . t t ( .' A special Easter program and tMe i charge." ' - : .' ' '"- i WEjJER MUSICAL WOODY HERMAN Q 121 JEROME KERN Ci 41 CAMPUS CLASSICS KRIESLER ALPERT 33 and 45 speed records on the market are reduced si milarly TfVvrv-UAUJ ' I. JCV5U ' it-'"- ' J. . i2 3 party-wa- s Union PROGRAM 1044 i - dassicql and otherwise - except as stated above. jk iiunj ticsLi v nunc . THE LAWN FERTILIZER Cgfleft son-in-fa- for this area is j i 1 5. I ' Ail MEMORIAL BERRIGAN BUNNY . -- 1. Mrs.-Raymon- d IT'S A COMPLETE PLANT FOOtX FEEDS All THE: PLANT-- . . NOT JUST THE IT r-i V Tor f , 11 i J ! ; ' . V 1 BRIDE'S FARE PAID the Memphis; bride had the traditional something old. new.i borrowed ind Tend. ujo. a penny blue,, but couldn't-finfor her shoe. However, Mary Hudson a guest, said the bride' walked down the aisle with a streetcar token in her shoe: . 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