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Show Power Distribution Issue Big Obstacle In Idaho Project rv$f - i v ij.' - 'l, SUNDAY HERALD Artists Jump Into Fight A.rjr .11 SUNDAY. APRIL ,1951,' Provo. Utah County. Utah 1 Parliament Of Iran Called Into Session Overbams TEHRAN, Iran, March 31 (U.R) session on Monday to'a relative of the shah's bride (U.R) Gov. , Premier Hussein Ala Saturday ordinary discuss the costly strikes In Jrans curred in the industrial dry f half dozen y summoned parliament into extra- - oilfields. n Isfahan, some 200 miles south of sUte representatives, exprcjucdj ,Mdlng Idaho businessmen and SALi" I4AKE CITY. Mitch SI a here, where ..unemployed textile acted The government varying degrees of hope Saturday only: n toOJ.R) UUh Federated Artists airrM!ni returned Friday AAlJrin..h. few hours after it disclosed that. workers Wednesday- - tried to from Washington without day Jumped into the Central Utah on a legislative pfopbsal for the cousin of Iran's new Empress istorm the o.ffice of the goremor fan agreement with the Interior project fight with a formal stateHell's canyon dam. i Soraya was Injured seriously t on me ment endorsing the proposed Echo The ttempt on Bakhtiari's lif propose Aftr noth.r meetfoie Assistant! aeparimeni night when art army corporal-sho-- ' Hell's was the third political shooting dams Park Mountain canyon project him in the face. V Interior Secretary William E. andSplit and reservoirs. ?V?h-Jm'Warne said theitwo-- groups are However; the Idahoans were The speciaJ-jurssiot parlia- - ,AnI. "jV dur,n The statement, as Teleased by "fairlv close to the kihd .of asree- - hopeful that a satisfactory tmderr m- ment. tM accordance with tu opposed .& asserted th Lynn Fausett, president, ment'.' that would lead to. a legis- standing can be reached. They . must also stitution. approve choosa not is matter of left two representatives in the thatlt lative proposal, j tio"1j5at2on of oil. were mallyythe martial law which was ing between rtvef development Hei said that j the department nation's capital toontimit efforts SALT LAKE CITY. March 31 clamped on Tehran in f5y ,m!mbe ? , :"h and preservation. (U.R) The chairman of the house lt expects to get an answer on Mo- to settle the controversy: R. P. I" "V V" ilolitical assassinations. "V -in "Nature lavish so has been i for on inlluenc counsel Parry Twin Falls, interior and insular affairs comtnf nday from the Idaho delegation National" front deputies, who for,V is area to this Conthat it Idaho Water possible mittee Rep. John Murdock, D., forced nationalization legislative, language that has been Southwestern of oil "c have both," he said. Worked out so far.. . servation, Inc. and E. W, Rising. Ariz., arrived in Utah Saturday uirougn pariiamenri were extook" The '"- - But E.W. Reising of the Idaho federation its stand, to the Intermountain In- pected to oppose bitterly continuGov. Jordan. on his return to said Fausett, in view of object dianInspect school at Bngham City. group "said that he expects that Boise by plane, indicated, that the ation of martial law. although the tusks rof such animala aa deto tion the proposed river it will be "weeks or months yet door still was open for a mutually The house interior will Premier Ala imposed it for two ttpz hippopotamus, walrus and" velopments on the ground that leave today (Sunday) leader, before an agreementiis reached. satisfactory, arrangement, despite with Rep. months. "narwhal are used for Ivory in much natural beauty would be Reva Beck Bosone. D., Utah, to The Distribution of Idaho's share of the .interior department's opposi attempted assassination of addition to those of the elephant. destroyed, and that Dinosaur Na- open hearings in Washington on the power from the proposed pro- tion to some of the Idaho de tional monument would deterior the minerals ject Is a key wsue lln the dis man'ds. program. ate or be seriously affected If the Rep. Bosone exploration cussions wfiich have been .going "We don't know! what the outis a member of the were reservoirs Mere. on developed. for several days same committee-former- ly known ; come Jordan said.' "But Under the. proposed legislation we're will be." to as the house public lands comour five sticking points some 500,-0Idaho would mittee. kilowatt of Hell's canvon which will safeguard Idaho. , The Utah Democrat said ' the power. The state wants a free Private Pewer Clause have been called to dehearings handlo sell at least 40.000 kilo- more progress hasn't ' termine ESTELLA why PETERSON By watts of that tdp"private firmaiTwo of the "five points proved been made on the minerals ex. Ladies LUeraty club met WedDiocKs is in Bat the interior department Mumonng negotiations nesday at theome of Mrs. Men- - ploration program.. She said that the present law re toward settling proposed legtsla insisting that nels only a few access road proHalladay. A program of arts canyon quires that- the powr be. given tion dealing with Hells have been approved and and was Mrs. jects crafts; presented by One-wathe first to public powA authorities and other project no loans have been granted that of Twede Utah. Clearfield, Hugh demand that a portion of the on. a preferentjat basis. SKe is' si daughter of Mrs. Halla to stimulate exploration and depower from the dank be allocated day. Following' the program, velopment. to private firms. The other was I' games were played under direc- & a proposal that payments be made tion of MrS. Richard York. Lunch- at Payson hospital. Mrs. Dodds to, Idaho in lieu .of the taxes ' eon was served by the "hostesses, is the former Helen .Taylor. which would accrue if a similar Mrs. Halladay and Mrs. Albert .'Mrs. Guy Johnson has returned iriwere built by private -j project from an extended stay with rela-- J Greenhalgh. , v ' t ,. dustry. v Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd AVestover tives in California. Agreement was reached' on , (MA Tdephrtmt and children returned March 26 Charles Halladay of Salt Lake three-othmatters at the Wash TRIP BUly CooK. 2 - year - old slaver of a family of ,Iive. from a vacation in. Joseph City, City is visiting this week, at thei 'FREE DEUVEK" These home- of Mr. and Mrs. George' Phone . Ariz. mgton conference.. ds gangplank to prison: boat led by U. 8. Deputy Marshal Re ; A ' guarantee 'that. the Mrs. Dick Stewart of Sheridan, Kirkhamaand Mr. and Mrs. Men- -' Hawks on the end of a three-fochain. Cook will begin serving UNITED PRESS By Mountain Home lyigation proterm on Alcatras Island, shown in background. a Ore., is visiting with her par - neis Haluaay: 150 Spring floods drovi thousands ject would be Included in the aV'T ents. Mr. .and Mrs. Adelbert Kav. Mrs. WUlard DeGraffenried and from thpir homes six mid- Hells Canyon, authorizing .legis and Romans Mr. Kay is improving from a re- - son. David, left Thursday for San ancient Greeks The AGAIN" v western and soutjherrij states mid. lations a f provision guaranteeing MARRIAGE ON considered the sneeze, a sign or rent illness. Diego, Cal., where they will join in Canada Friday a d a freak mat ldano win get jwater for so omen from the gods, according'to' Mr. and 'Mrs. Ervin Dodds" are DeGraffenried. He will ac- P5 (( HOLLYWOOD Mrrh ii raV Bn A storm dumped up to 12 inches of f unttrOQ m nrntola Britar.nica. the a son born this week company of. Encyclopedia parents Iowa.-.authorisation of Hells Canyon lyow on ;Hfry frenth Actress Uemse : ' r- : .. a p6wer and Irrigation said today her . t "of the midwest and sent "tem, , , j marriage' with wealthy .. rfif peratures below.lreezi jig .through- .". Returning;- - with j the . governor .jagain !y t . ".' " '" n 'umiiwn r'ti"rir'"ili: TC"nir ;""T"T.rT"J'j Peter Crosby is on again, .j ,' j ' iuuwij ihjii miiji- ia"1 ' out Kanss, where allow of 13 W.' H Motwere rtiRht "I mind have chanKed about my wa rprfVrriM at Good Friday rtpffM " ' ' v ' ji , ' . . ' 1 risoh, J.iR. Simplot, J. L." Dris-;- a legal separation." she said. 'tWe ,, i ' J land on the western plains; A. C. Inmsin. all of Boise, are going to wait a while and coll and K The snowstormi in Iowa swept , j . v . see what haptens." . . ; ,' j. ' i'--' .? . ; .4 s, across farmlands: already soak?! and. Dave Dick, Idaho Falls. by rain. The snow snarled traffic and aggravated, fjood jthreats: all along the state' swollen rivers j and streams. . ... . .. .' .. winds reaching ;is j mii: per !, :; hour whipped the st.nnKv into high ' . ....' . , i umi ii" drift in many' areas. Weary Iowa ' ' ' ' highway crews, w'ho Have battled blizzards and. record! breaking . inowfaTvL. throughout Mar c h : hauled ouTTheir plows and bull dozers once .again. ;l The Cedar river aj Waterloo; la., spiiled over into! the-- Shr-- , wood Fark area and residents were forced to navigate., the WASHINGTON. March 31 (U.Wj March BOISE, 81 Interior department land IdahoILen Jordan and 9rn a , . atH-use- Arizona Solon thei" last'""!- On Indian School l - ! on Inspection Trip j for-im'""- mid-Mar- : ' Jr i ch to-ha- u'.wiinnn. J q 00 . Sdntaquin . , so-fa- r s . ' Spring Floods Drive Thousands From Their Homes " j o f er ONE-WA- lllr. 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