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Show ; ' '4 &$& - r -- .v- 49? 'V. i v , -- prf.S'f-- Armand DeBeque ' V ' ?'. ,. ;VJewLl $ ' , v a - v.'''-'- ! . Mur CA 1 - - V Tears of Service Through the West J. P. ft DeBeque, Colorado ?r. V. 25 'SV ..-N- 4fodt,--l'- 't' Groceries wvv."?' ' !$ ' Lalham's Grocery ORCHESTRA VTy -'- - ;V-- -- J e&SSv'?- M JL4 w x v Meats Lathams, Pros. DeBeque, Colo. 1 v' .. . 'V :;s Madfre & ' .rv - J CUSTOM MACHINE AND WELDING Reich Porfable Hydraulic Drilling Rigs Jeager Compressors Thor Air Drills Phone 4581 Moab, Utah On Highway 160 East ofMoab AX AERIAL VIEW of the Colorado Fuel is near the top center of the picture. Pueblo Steel Plant Doubles Its Output A major Colorado industry, serving the entire states users of steel products, is the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp., at Pueblo, which within the past decade has doubled its ingot capacity to become one of the most important steel producers in the country. According to a recent report issued by the company, the keynote of CF&Is program of expansion and modernization has been diversification accomplished by finding new uses for present products, developing new products lor the various industries the corporation serves, and by acquisition of companies that have added new products, new customers, and new markets. CF&I was started in 1872 at Pueblo and today has over 22,000 employes and operates 14 plants in strategic locations throughout the United States. Its early history shows that CF&I was first formed for the purpose of manufacturing iron steel and coke, and for the mining and selling of coal. It was the consolidation of three companies previously formed but which were limited in scope and in capitalization. First act of the new company was the erection of a blast furnace at Pueblo, which went into opera- ... tion on Sept. 13, 1881. One of the principal products of CF&I during its early years of operation was steel rails for the and today the nation's railroads Pueblo plant is considered to still be one of the major producers of rails. It is the only mill west of the Mississippi producing steel rails and fastenings. The mining and oil industries of the Colorado Plateau, as well as coal mines, manufacturing plants, laboratories and research and development enterprises will depend to a great extent upon the products of the CF&I mills at Pueblo for their future equipment, tools, and Sc Iron Corporation plant at Pueblo. Seamless Tube Mill , of the Utco Into High Value Ore Bodies corporation. Mason W. Rankin, a mining geologist, has been employed for the exploration and development work. The program concluded re. at Utcodrilling Utco Uranium Corporation East Canyon Group disports that it has made important closed commercial ore bodies havprogress in the objectives that it ing a gross value probably in exhas set out to accomplish. cess of $50,000 including bonus and Through a drilling program we development allowance. have located commercial bodies of The ore bodies are present on ore on two of the Windfall claims the Windfall No. 27 and Windfall on the East Canyon group near No. 28 claims. A total of thirty-thre- e Monticello, Utah. In the near fuholes was drilled through the ture, we plan to start driving a ore bearing sandstone in this area. tunnel to reach these ore bodies, Twenty-thre- e holes were ore bearsays George S. Casey, president ing or mineralized. JOHN Box 686 E. KEOGH, Geologist Moab, Utah Phone 4551 Laboratory Model LS-64-- Scnler SS With All Accessories $1195 F.O.B. Factory FIND URANIUM ICO TIMES EASIER THE RUGGED FIELD INSTRUMENT Bureau of Mines MODEL Regional Offices Headquarters of the five Bureau of Mines regions that replaced the former nine offices were announced. They are: Albany, Ore. . . .Region I, comprising the states of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, and the Territory of Alaska; San Francisco, Calif. . . .Region II, comprising the states of California and Nevada; Denver, Colo. . . .Region III, comprising the states of Arizona, Colorado. New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wy- SC-- 8 $495.50 COMBINATION SCINTILLATION COUNTER The Foremost Development With MANY NEW FEATURES MODEL oming: Bartlesville, Okla., . . Region IV, comprising the states of Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas; and Pittsburgh, Pa. . . .Region V, comprising all other states. Under the reorganization, based on the recommendations of a survey team appointed last year by Secretary McKay, all Bureau operations in a region, except for those dealing with health, safety, e inspection, and helium, will be directed from regional Special arrangeheadquarters. ments are being made for the direction of work on Pennsylvania anthracite. SC-1- 0 Large Crystal for Field and Airborne Use Geiger Counter Drill Hole Probe Optional All Types Geiger Counters, Ultraviolet Lights and Scintillation Counters coal-min- Natural gas production reached new high in 1952 of 8. trillion cubic feet. This was a gain of 8.4 per cent over 195L Registered Land Surveyors A Complete Radiometric technical products. a MOAB SURVEY SERVICE, INC. REPAIRED 5011 Hollywood Blvd.f Hollywood 27, Calif. Moab, Utah |
