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Show "7 S' : " SI , Ml ' i ; ; V V- - , 7 ' ' .i v J - - ..... ( V. 1 i . jr-, i S V , ' , v' - k 1j- 1,1 - tC":: i . added. From the attractive grille to rear bumper. Cadillac morfpi have been styled to suit the discriminating motorist. Local dealer for Cadillac is United Sales and Service. CADILLAC FOR POWER AND LL'XVRY Bigger and better than ever, the 1953 Cadillac model set a new hlgb In comfort, economy, handling ease and beauty. The roadablllty or the Cadillac li lUll one of iti greatest characteristics, and has been enhanced in refinement built into the 1953 models. Visibility has been Increased. New Improvements for driving ease 'and convenience have ben 'vs SUNsWllEI 9 Presidents Have Served U. S. In Automotive Era i - ' 1 iM 4 j- .. r can-mad- tragic SCENIC Eggertson I'IMAS-Ma-rk of Salt Lake City, formerly of Provo, Is shown on his saddle horse amid some of the beautiful scenery of the High Ulntas, mecca for many sportsmen of the itate. Photo was taken In the Chain Lakes region on the drainage of lakes more than a thousand of them Uinta River Crystal-clea- r abound In the region, and aome of the best fishing in the state is found In these lakes and in the many sparkling itreama. Much of nirta country te of the best Is still In its primitive scenery you have to hike or 'i.us nigh back country is little known to because It requires some effort and time and the fishing" and hunting In the area the hardy souls- - who do visit the region. Fish and Game Department). form and to reach some "pack in" by horseback, the populace of the state to reach, but the scenery are rewarding indeed for (Photo courtesy of Utah ' fn McKinley to Eisenhower Nine presidents have served the United States in the automotive era. Dwlght D. Elsenhower la the tenth. He Is the fifth who could do his own driving, and the sixth Incoming president to jide In an automohile, rathrr than a carriage, In the Inaugural parade. Crovcr Cleveland occupied" the White House in 1893 when Frank Duryea made his historic drive in the first Amerl. e gasoline powered motor 'vehicle. But. as president, he never ventured a ride in one of the new contraptions. circumThrough stances, It was his successor who became the first U. S. president to be carried In a motor vehicle. President William McKinley as rushed to the hospital in motor ambulance after an assassin's bullet wounded him fatally at the Pan American Exposition, Sept, 6, 1901. Ironically, the president who Introduced automobiles at the r- - Y? - , - r. White ' House was Theodore an enthusiastic Roosevelt, horseman. But the old "Rough Rider" appreciated the practicality of the motor car, and he used it frequently for both official and unofficial transportation. The next chief executive, William Howard Taft, was an ardent motorist before coming to Washington. He was the first president to have an official auto fleet at hia disposal. Although President Taft disposed of all the White House horses and carriages, the traditional "carriage and four" continued to convey the Incoming and outgoing presidents in the Inaugural parade until Warren G. Harding took office in 1921. Harding also was the first president who could drive, but his guards never allowed him to take the wheel. A more lenient Secret Service attitude prevailed by the time of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who enjoyed driving his own specially equipped car. President Truman, too, liked to ' ' -- v. ' . ' jr- 4 . T,i . f- 'f v -- , . - i f, ' J WINTER THRILLS Winter sports are becoming more and more popular in and around Utah County. The above photo taken by the Wasatch National Forest, was snapped at Alta. one of the State's most popularskl centers. In Utah County, the three sklways are at Tlmp Haven in Provo Canyon's north fork, In Paysoa Canyon and in American Fork Canyon'i north fork. drive. A Wonderful Weekend Trip Into High Uintas Well Worth Time, Effort. . J and a vacationer who travels by - 1Tlv TTI(. horseback into the high basins may beauof most the tlon, boasts some for days without seeing a human tiful scenery nd some of the best go being. lakes for fishing In Utah. Vou may drive completely a- Some effort is required to reach round the Ulntas by auto from the high back country of the Uln- Provo to Vernal to Manila to and back borne. tas, but the magnificent peaks Evanston. Wyo. This makes a wonderful weekend above the tlmberllne and the basins for the family! During the trip full of crystal-lik- e lake are a rich you will cross many streams, have reward for the person who does the opportunity to enjoy many enter the area. short trlpn off the main road to More than a thousand lakes are fine fishing lakes, campgrounds the habitat of trout. A great share and scenjc views. of the state's lofty peaks are located In this area and stand as The average hen lays almost aentincls to the people of. three five times her body weight In eggs tates. Much of the High Uinta Mountain a year if she produces about 200 m.- tf..,.t ' section is still in Its primitive form eggs. U V horr.3 of Famous POJITIAC end CADILLAC HEW CARS . . ;! l ZA. - - ' ,j GENERAL !'' pj FOR THE MOTORS' CARS USED MASTERPIECE end at 110 INCREASE III PRICE - FEATURING . cd ' is Prccd to Present a Great - a Digger and Better Every Way THE DEAVTiFVL 1T 1953 Mi A Copiplete Service Department with Trained Mechanics! APOLOGIZI Gcsdwill Outstanding LLThTnrmTn, --7 ECONOMICAL SERVICE For Any Make Any Model INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU NO JOB TOO LARGE! -- DURING OUR REMODELING NO JOB TOO SMALL! ' ' 17E APPRECIATE YOUR LOYALTY ond PATRONAGE DURING THIS PERIOD .1 - : WITHIN A SHORT TIME fm hero is HEW REGULAR TO GIVE YOU OU TOP-NOTC- H BEAUTIFUL 0 7 . 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