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Show FRIDAY, APRIL 1949 8, EMERY COUNTY CASTLE DALE notes 'f alteX A Castle Of che day aUernioniTing his''friends at a trip in the air from the Han rer mother- open Mrs Carl tington airport. Mrs Carl Kel- B'r a ler. Jack Asay and Janone Jen Mr Cuco Sittrie, who is em- - sen enjoyed their first airplane i nv her-sl- fertmmna m D 'ed llsat ftIfeTooele, -- r- s .3 - May Uranium Styles oml Colors ii 'iv ' , J VrA- - m A A A Utah Best For Poultry Industry Declares Expert. The low humidity, climate, favorable altitude and absence of jxjultry diseases makes south eastern Utah Ideal for turkey raising, declares Elsworth Jew-ke- s, prominent Carbon and En ery county poultryman. Brigham City Gets Navajo Indian School A bill has been signed by Pres. Harry S. Truman to tran sfer the Brigham City Bushnell General Hospital - a 15 million dollar wartime project - to the bureau of Indian affairs. The bureau plans to convert the big hospital into a school Fir SE . i Navajo Indian children an center for housing and tr ing adult Indians for employment. The bill also authorizes expenditure of some $3,77 for maintem alterations, and operation. The new ject Is about one days ai mobile drive from the nc borders of the Navajo Inc reservation, part of which in southeastern Utah. 1 School Teachers Chart Visit To Utah Sponsored by the travel c ision of the National Educ ion Ass'n., school teachers fr all sections of the U. S. visit Salt Lake City July 2 a 3. MOIH COTTACf CtffESt At S&yeAnje) yweCneese l 14 J aIIaSaii Si IftAftll Ul V " cameras will 30 start filming days, epics with Utah Springville Readies scenic announces ARDEN Velvet Smooth Cottage cheese is an favorite. - You'll like the old fashioned flavor the creamy smooth S texture. Try it TODAY. x all-fami- ly backgrounds, Art Exhibit T. C. Atkins of Hollywood. Mr Atkins Is associated with JosApril 1st will open the eph B. Erwin of Midway, wlio nual Spring Art Exhibit 4 - Get Plant Within Springville. All entries to the famed, event will be in place by March 20. The pictures of the national display will be 'seen this year in the downstairs gallery and the Steed Memorial collection will remain in the main gallery on the second floor. The work of artists from not only Utah will bo seen In the exhibit but from all sections of the United States. page special edition of the Ute Bulletin, the ofiiclal publication of the Utah State Press Association, is being pre pared and will be mailed to editors of the nations 5,500 weekly and small daily newspapers April J5. The bulletin will be in magazine form and will tell the story of Utah, her scenic attractions, industries and historical highlights. All of the publishers of the state are being asked to cooperate in the preparation of copy which will be slanted to sell Utah to the nations editors and publishers, who are scheduled to attend the annual convention of the National Ed itorial Convention to be held in Salt Lake City four days commencing June 4. One of the main purposes of the special edition of the Ute Bulletin will be to provide the visiting publishers with a reference volume on Utah as well as a valuable souvenir. Cameras To Grind On Utah Scenes To Delight You recently announced the forming of a new corporation, organized to make motion pictures in Utah. Eight eatures are planned for the first year with the expenditure of applf million dol roximately lars. The films will be of the outdoor type and will deal with outdoor subjects. Officers of the new company include many Utah men of importance. Mr Erw In is President. A 64 Dr. Layne Perry, capitalist cf Tulsa, Oklahoma is investigating likely sights at Moab for a custom mill to treat Uranium ores, particularly those of high lime content. An excess of six percent lime heretofore has of certain prevented milling uranium ores. Perry expects to overcome this difficulty in his new plant. Some of the best uranium bodies, it Is pointed out, carry lime as high as 20 percent. B Page Nation's Editors To Hear More About Utah nicely. Moab UTAH one-ha- visited here ndeand family oer Mis Mary Oman visited in Salt Lake and Tooele over the week end with her husband who is employed at Tooele. More than 100 boys and girls under 12 years of age will participate in the Annual Castle Dale Ward Primary Conference progrem, w'hich will be held in the Ward Chapel Sunday night begmmng at 7:30 p. m. To everyone is extended an invitation to attend. The boys and girls are requested to be there not later than 7.00 p. m. Construction of a new brick home for Mr and Mrs Feno Huntington, located just west of Mrs Clara Wickman, now has a good start. They hope to be in it by Xmas time. Mr Lyle Williams was taken to the Price Hospital Monday evening where he underwent an operation for hernia. According to reports he is doing y? f'Tiyw' s - s'tl d DALE, her 5undnIynShtnernah Bj Mrs Naomi Jensen bntndav Bertrude S. " annoJncesuthe birthofa grand and Tlrs A1! and son taughter born to Mr and Mrs Von ard , Reid oje5Winters of Salt Lake early anerevil her parent!, Mr morning. April 6. a Huntsman 0f Reid fAi entertain Mrs Marjorie V CASTLE PROGRESS, an- at IU m w Our Great America & SUHFREZE CREAMERIES Hade rJ H) IhE ANNUAL CHRlSTMAi TREE HARVEST IN AMERICA AVERASE5 ABOUT 12000000 TREES CONTRARV TO a&r 5Tli03 NJauf . 3S13HJ 13T110J Kjq THI HARVEST IS DETR.mENTAl 10 THE FOREST BUT OFTEN BENEFlClHl BECAUSE IT OFFERS AN OFPORTUNliy TO THIN OUT MANV yOUNS TREES THAT VJOUlP lATER LOSE THEIR LIVES IN THE BELIEF, not " LEWIS LADIES PRICE - strussic UTAH with their NE16HBORS. m & 63 COusrt RlPlO eAPCAST '13 WAS eopu T IE U.5 ON NOW ,3ER 2 192 O 1 WtSlDUNTlil EltCTlON Wikl BFwPCAST FT pH STATION KPKA PITTSPUR6H V r N TH'S WA THE IUS-- SCHFrAJ.EP kl DlO B.'('AOa.ST IN HISTOF7- - pAT AMEffCA PtAAS .AY7U, e Rfil khZon so poweerui ONE POUNP WOOL 0 KILL 300 OOO AW7S Nirro ( Ni pun - mPN Tttyi TwouktNi r pevei om Bvnsm vmohe vjomp wipe otrr 95 of Jut vn uneuiRTifr CV ', M 74 TO 48 HCkJES. . Yes, : do pick a pair of these utterly lovely, utterly v captivating casual C 3ab!3IUZBBrFKJV A v shoes from our great new collection! All eyes are on $ Kickerinos this Spring . . . clever, youthful shoes to accent every Spring outfit Automatic Handling cf Feed No Different cn Bh, Small Farms . . . shoes in lustrous leather beautifully-mad- e By IRA MILLER Farm Electrification Bureau Big operators often can afford to do things which are beyond the reach of small farmers. However, when it comes to the automatic handling and processing of grain, both can enjoy similar benefits. For arrangements to do this woik on farms are made in accordance with individual C, .. M A a y ' - , , z jm , lever is connected to one of the two bins Grain flows into the mill by gravity through a central chute. After these s.mple operations are out of the way, tne farmer begins his chores and forgets about grinding feed. Theres no trick to it. He merely sets a time switch to turn off the mill after it has ground the days requirements Most mills for average size farms are operated by motors of 1, 2 or 3 kitten-so- ft . . . suedes ... in gay, zesty colors as well as conventional browrs and black. Such beauties . . . such cuties Estrada . . . at very 6.95 low prices ! J life this year as can have the vacation of your News. Enter The Deseret a guest of The Deseret Want a Vacation News Fabulous $50,000 424 peopleAwards-f- or Contest 2 12 Vacation each will be given from $75 00 to $2,000 You A- & I a valued awards are for this easy contest. All in our own Scenic a week-entwo people . . . from trip to Honolulu. Mountain West to a glamorous vacations. win one of these thrilling Anyone can to winners in d for details and official Y entry blank road U-f- Ui Six? fGSGWii ounta Newspaper An example of a typical feed han1M Ij fY dling setup for a small farm is shown The illustrations m the accompany lb g ' 2 top picture presents a view of two bina which are lo-- 1 "hopper-shaped- " cated in the mow of a smaU dairy farm. The picture to the right shows the small mill, with the ground feed box directly below it. A simple, directional vale in the grinders outlet pipe can be adjusted to permit ground grain to droo into either compartment in the box In operation, heres how this particularly handling arrangement works. Whoe grain is moved into the overhead bins with a portable inclined plane elevator, operated by a H horsepower motor. A hooper at the rrourd end of the elevator enables 1 horsepower the grain to be scooped easily and horsepower. Even a feed to supply can mill enough to grind from the wagon the accurately conveyor In grinding his fe"d, the a herd of 50 cows. Generally, small farmer starts the electric r--' r and mills can grind 100 pounds of grain vers, at r cost of 1 to 3 cents worth of opens the grain chute with f shown to the left of the mUL Each electricity. u s et on 33 Price Trading price Shi Department UTAH ' I , i |