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Show Trill ly, March 2J, 10 1C The Came American, Logan, Cache County. Utah by Gournur Herbert B al.o mude available funds! from the special $130,000 tota.in (fund of the Utah depaitmcr.t of1 and Industrial develophave dnwlo-c. S.'untbU thej that the tests would be held this PuUiclty kivw how lo 'denature" jluton-iu- summer despite contrary report ment With the granting of the ap- so that Its atomic energy a bids followed last Friday's order could be used only lor industrial for a six week delay. proj rlation, trie commission's reAcheron's talk of denaturing" Quest for a special session of the purpose and not for bombs. was made to the j plutonium, the element now used legislature has been withdrawn The senate atonr.c energy committee in producing atomic energy, sp The $150,000 Is expected to be In a scientific report presented by parcntly exploded like a bomb in ufflcient until the next regular closed mw.tsna of the Undersecretary of State Ik an the senates committee's legislature Acheson. The report proposed an session. The centennial boards budget International licensing system tm- Some members, who said that Jor as fol der the united naUons commission th(,v h.d heard of It before , for control of fissionable raw ma- Prornojion1 P"" hn expianRtion which 27.000 terlals and of the manufacture of Xcheson reportedly did not com- -' Posf- SCIENTISTS REVEAL INDUSTRAL USE OF ATOM ENERGY I bo. rl Maw Page Three I her slater, Mrs. Ruasell Maughan. Mcnt Nyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Nyman, is convalescing at the Budge hospital, following on appendicitis operation. Nyman Holmgren, of Bear River city, is spending Uie week as guest of Ills grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Nyman, Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs spent at Ogden as guest the week-en- d of Mr. and Mm. Philip Kreb, I j d m vwwwvvvwwwvvvy COTTON TIME j - j Pick your cotton early, cause cotton is such won-- s derful stuff! Once upon a time you loved it because it was clean and cool and And its still colorful. ; I 1 I I j 1 1 exm-nditure- s I hlstor-comment- d ft 44 30 SOUTH MAIN PLUMBING REPAIR cot- Homespun-texture- d ton, woven in the mills of our good neighbor, Mexico, lends its charm to this Fashion of Frock the Week. The corselet midriff, accented by conga line buttons, gives an exciting QUALITY AND SERVICE waistline above the dirndl skirt of this gay, young SweeTeen. The high, round neck is bound and ties in a shoestring bow, and the facing of the sleeves folds back and buttons to shyly but surely expose nice arms. Cotton is oh-s- o easy to easy tub . . . and on Miss Fashion Plates hand-spa- S fum- he TAXI TIIONE young tricks who go places and do things. ed 1 w that, but it has taken on big city airs, too. It styled with an air for - rt and drama; $22,500 for power. he wag handed a nr, p)ete Dr. Edward U. Cndon, director note calling him to the White j sports; $13,000 for administrative I of the bureau of standards and House while he was testifying. purposes; $13,000 for beautlfica-scientifl- c to the senators. adviser Two senators said that as they tion; $5,000 for use of the that the "Implication" understand It .a method had been leal committee. An emergency was that the way would now be found of poisoning" plutonium-op-en fund of $26,000 will be held In for eventual development of ; much as alcohol is denatured so reserve. atomic energy for peace-tim-e uses.' that it would not produce the exile explained to a reporter that' plosive results needed for a bomb, forThe matter of providing funds the exposition will be settled although ways had been known by I They said that It was their un decision is made relative which atomis energy could be de- - j derstandmg that any attempt to the chief i restore its original qualities to to whether the centennial comveloped Industrially, problem which the new method of j the plutonium would meet with mission or the estate fair board will conduct that activity. treating plutonium should solve extreme difficulties. would be that of "the traffic in The activities of the Centen-- , plutonium rather than its engicommission will be coord , , , . nial , neering use." he For example, said, if the by Gor!01TVr,or ?yde power industry were enabled to ade since supplanted hy phi-- ! state finance commission chairproduce atomic energy for indus- tonlum One committee said man and Aaron W. Tracy of the member try with untreated plutonium, it also could make bombs as a by- - that the process had been ex- state department of publicity and product. But the new treatment, plained in more detailed form by Industrial development. the scientist said, should help scientists at a previous closed Gus Backman, executive sesolve this problem. session but several others said cretary, Salt Lake chamber of Meanwhile President Truman they had never heard of It. commerce, announces that the announced the members of a All conceded however that If state-wide beautification cam nine-ma- n civilian commission to any such process were proved by evaluate the results of the propos- practical operation the question of patgn of which lkmald P. Lloyd ed bomb tests at Bikini atoll. sharing atomic emrgy informa- Is chairman and Horace J. Gunn Tills appeared to indicate strongly tion might be much simplified. manager, is already underway. M i 4k The centennial commission dove tail the state Inspec- promotional committee to devel- Short reports were given by auxcelebrations iliaries and special numbers by tion campaign and will stress op plans for local safety checks on lights, wind- throughout the state in 1947 will the choir. shield wipers, brakes, tires and take to the field this week. First Lieutenant Eldred R. Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean horn. F. Peterson, has been processed Officers will be named soon in for separation at Fort Douglas. various parts of the state to He served 16 months overseas with combat the drive, the engineers and is authorized J UTAH NEEDS North Logan Farm Bureau held to wear the Pacifl theater ribbon (research EXPERTS with four battle stars, spearhead a meeting Monday evening In There is a real place in Utah , school house, George Bateman Philippine liberation ribbon. Prior the east of Duchesne for trained research experts, deto the army In October, Immediately being the principal speaker. Dis- 1942,entering was he Uintah claies Dr. A. Ray Olpln, Univere-count- y. cussing county lies employed as civil difmethods and dairying Uintah rubs shoulders Sity of Utah president, at Lake city. Salt engineers ferent types of milking proced mth Colored's San Blanco county. . surveys conducted the Primary in ures. The evening this was Monday unit reorganized famous for its Rangely Oil fields. I hftVe reveaed manv im-Twith Jess Beutler as president officers met at the home of Mrs. Stat Does Uintah question is: and Merhn King secretary. Meet- Lucille Wilhelm, for a lesson disand Duchesne, in the same neigh- - Prtant Problcms- - he Potnted will be held each Monday cussion and social, honoring Betty with Colorado's San Blan- - and further explained that men ings Lue Slack and Marlene Ballard, evening. trained in research co, have similar underlying oil specially who are leaving the ward. Rea and Friday evening program fields? technique could do more for the dance was held for re- freshments were served to eight recently Geologists have indicated great states Industrial expansion than turned servicemen. W. B. John- guests. faith in Uinta county's oil possi- - anything else son presented each of the folMrs. Rose Burrell has returned -and many test wells art Research provides a seed bed lowing guests with a book from home from Malta, Idaho after in the process of beinjj drilled. Dr the Elders quorum: Gayle John- spending the week with relatives lpin sald Just over the county line In for IndUstry son, Douglas Crookston, Kenneth and attending funeral services of SEEN OFF RUN oil aro Duchesne, major companies Seamons and Horace Jensen. her sister, Mrs. Luella Smith. LAKE UTAH FOR worked up over oil prospects In Mr. Mrs. Merlin and spent' Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Nyman and King that district. The Duchesne coun-- j Evidences that Utah's climate the week-en- d relatives ty recorders office has been very again he entering into the wet and friends at visiting Provo, Spanish busy the last year recording cycle is indicated by the fact Fork, Salt Lake city and Ogden. more than one thousand oil leas- - that Utah Lakes water level is Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watkins es. Undoubtedly these big concerns the hlghest for March in 22 years. of Holladay, were visitors 4n the eastem HUtah ? The last time the lake water ward Monday. oil possibilities they Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Parker and corn- reached what is called spend time and money in a field Com-1923. 1 was In level" unless they Are reasonably" sAis- - promise the k. fled that the prospects are good, promise level means the point at CRAWFORD NAMED which the Mk. spilD over. D.- -. j vid and packer- - . I. Gardner, Utah lake COMMISSIONER Arthur L. Crawford, geologist j Jordan river commissioner says! Calvin B. King, AMM 2c, son end University of Utah professor j the lake may not reach compvom- - of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew King, is has been named to succeed the ise before May 1st, at which time home on leave from his station at late Joseph J. Cannon, as com- -, the irrigation canals start draw-- ! ' Oakland, California. is Nelson Lieutenant Milton missioner In the state depart- ing water from the lake. Last ment of Publicity and Indus- year, the highest level reached! bme 011 a 30day leave, visiting ,Mr ,and Mrs- - F- - f" trial development. By the lake was 2.3 feet below kisI pare?rts has been serving on was and Mr. Crawford s past experience compromise, June the Pacific. that as teacher of geology and minere-alog- y 13th. The Ralph Smith camp of the at the Brigham Young UniBack in Pioneer days, before daughters of Utah pioneers met irrigation was in full effect, Utah at the home of Mrs. Lydia Nyman versity and University of had Thursday. The lesson, Trails of banks, ming, his experience as raw ma- lake, full to the terials engineer for the Geneva plenty of game fish. Lake trout Pioneers from Illinois, Iowa and Steel plant, his work with the weighing 25 pounds were often Nebraska, to Salt Lake city, was Mrs. Vella Seamons. Utah Engineering Later, irrigation and a given bymusic Experimental caught. Afton Special by station and the U. S. bureau of dry cycle reduced the lake to Refreshments were served Nyman by the Mines in ore dressing research nearly a mud pond and most of hostess. problems, well fits him for the the fish were lost. Today, the Mrs. W. E. Nyman entertained work of research lake is revived and alive, fish- at a luncheon party Saturday in Important specialist with the department. ing will be excellent this spring observance of her grandson, Ny SAFETY DRIVS MAY 15 and a promise of abundant Ir- man Holmgrens 6th birthday. In conformity with a nation- rigation water should please the Centering the table was a lovely candle topped birthday cake. wide traffic safety check pro farmers. Twelve guests were included. L. C. gram, Crowther, Salt Lake CENTENNIAL GETS Ward conference was conducted chief of police has been named Sunday with a special priesthood chairman of the drive in Utah. meeting at 2 p. m., followed by The nation-wid- e will sacrament meeting at 7:30 p. m. drive, t n ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP RELIABLE SERVICE Parts Rewinding 485 oh-oh-- so "allowance East 2nd South Phone 1410J 1 Edith and Afton, spent daughters, at Nephl, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman. Mrs. Andrew L. King spent the week at Ogden, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winn, of Smith field, were luncheon guests of Mrs. C. A. Nyman, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wettstine and children, of Salt Lake city, spent the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Maughan. Mrs returned home with Maiighan the week-en- d . them and spent the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman, of with week-end- Lemon Juice Ogden were Sunday visitors in j the ward. 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