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Show -- PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN UTAH FEBRUARY 27, 1948 U,m b HoUpood Movie Producers 56 Tat I I , ' ' anal t rgsfn ,. f enterpr', amec r f j. labilitij t m2 V . J every e I n econo-,"- )j 1 & 4 ' FIRST STAGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF mand1 THE COLORADO RIVER BASIN Ih whlefl 0 . A'i-- . MAJOR PROJECTS. FEDERAL AND i expr j CONSTRUCTED. OR UNDER lately 4 al wit rdcrs. CONSTRUCTION W Y O M FROM 1922 TO 1946 I I fi surnort fare bi ealth s from adeqnjl gram. t been a ilature ould n 1 000.000 ; rnessa: time of a lar ij arposes. ed and for ft-- I belie It is d and support. Twentieth Century iwiot Hollywood studios, Columbia, and Paramount are now eyeing Utah for possible engagements in the State's southern scenic cjure nuking '.Us this summer. Utah State Department of Publicity, Hollywood cording to the filmed a major epic every year in producers have fl picture Since 1915, they have spent Utah for the past ten years. on picture making locations State while in the million dollars Fair s rek nistratr veter; - Prog- icxtth:: : 1 load there v. with i s. a Th, of the : to : rblems 's. I a iber KD $ Advertisement T h today t hous: the rt k probh Zens vn orld t From where I f o It; Where Does Your Money Go? plans licve t; tal in;: ns of c where country farmers spend more proportionately, on their ..than city dwellers do. may not have too much to spend-- hut it goes for those permanent, abiding comforts that make home a nicer place to be. hard to believe over. Take the town, for instance: And from where I sit, that bud-frcalls Tor some of the niceties of home life too like eider and popcorn for the kids from time to time, and a friendly glass of beer for other day lithe ind von re his; cade attent it ;e. In rather 1. ente' r no ci in gthef. they; iO'.fc t spend an a mellow in search out people evening by E K I Colorado River systems. Mom and Dad...thingg that belong with what we mean when we say Home. of beer of entertain-i- r diversion. 1954 now, n will g ewith than will think it our in M et seem ys plan i sit ... ly Joe Marsh ft ' natural they put more means most to them and itsonly hat v their homes. They ifirchildrcn: today. ' v- r iA - ;',X" 4 f' , ' t Copyright, 1)18, United States Brewers Foundation Q.OOD build: he edi condit, vjfi of pro uring :he t , r ar 6 j exj: imenta e be , t a . vt - 11 vf v , TfW-- i 7 v,- 0w edu land C wm tw jijwi jffTP sl ' iu I -- I 4m 7 4 is reqc oi in :ogran ingly al par pent f ; ;nizes andp wortf intiaLf the li , gcli JcLa-s- L ;ion, proble leople IJ W iere 1 A-.- '- - Nv' A Si ':j will aignP is tied. fact! r r Canal, in southern California, graphically shows how irrigation view along the is now water makes the desert grow rich crops. Development of Colorado basin and water resources Thii aim e little beyond the e gene at mark; equipment is being manufbefactured at a rate greater than ever ore and we are putting it into service Sta mic ant y Telephone of lg half-wa- t devo action, s of as fast as St the retun ial chi port for We've we get it. Here is a brief re- Utah since war ended. added 41,200 telephones. Twenty-tw- o have Boulder Dam power drives thousands of industrial plants, brightens and eases the burdens of countless homes and farms yet only a third of the Colorados potential energy has been put to work. buildings been started. or additions 110 major equipment addit- Nearly ions were - I wiles of A are made, requiring 28,500 wire. 135 more such projects under way. About 990,000 calls a day were han- ded in 1947. Over 3,300 miles of long distance lines were added. This Tear Utahs 2,450 telephone men ad Women will keep going at top speed 10 keep pace Utahs growth. . ( if reinstates Telephone and Telegraph Company - - 7 W- - - the upper Colorado basin, Livestock is one of the principal industries in In the picture, sheep needed. is farms from feed irrigated but more winter Utah. in winter moved to range re being Colorado water The Colorado River Aqueduct, 241 miles long, brings intake near the of plant The area. pumping penstocks to the Los Angeles Parker Dam are shown above. |