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Show ' n. If T vhi III ' V v -- J&rk .pMPfi UT : . V .jj N ... J v : . r?& 7W ?f P x p S4 H f '$ & V&- 1 A.Uk : n L . . ''x s . vCv v. v $ V. ? v '.VxvatoWtf) frx SvXhXw.v &$& && SKI BAND ON PARADE! Steamboat Springs high school musicians and skiers parade down Steamboat Springs Main Street. This group was the 1950 American Legion convention entry from Colorado. Members use specially designed rollers attached to their skis to enable them to but slushy street glide down the snow-covere- d f S . v &$ V I X a . v ss ' v SANTA FE, N. M. Leaders in New Mexicos minerals industry are planning a total output In 1955 valued at $365,000,000 or about $20 million more than in s , , f -- - Vanf to Increase Mineral Output By $20 Million in '55 $- - V? e. A f 4 1954. " During 1954 total volue of the states mineral production was estimated at over $346,000,000, but these figures do not include the value of uranium ore pro- .v Retreading Tires -- Batteries Gasoline 6th Company, Grand Junction. Sullivan sees at least two major factors on which he bases his of opinion high promotion the industry and secrecy on the part of the government. By high promotion, he explained, he meant that the dollar per ton paid for usable ore has been lost sight of by the general public, which gets the uranium picture in terms of huge ore bodies worth millions Jfox Reel Service There will be no uranium bust in 1955 or 1956, but it may come, if certain steps are not taken, within the next five to ten years, in the opinion of Ray Sullivan, vice president of Minerals Engineering 4$T la'1 j'. No Uranium Bust in '55 Says ME VP of dollars. Sullivan deHigh promotion, clared, must simmer down to the hard facts about the uranium industry. Secrecy, he added, is a bar to the processing of ore that is now stacked up at mills throughout the plateau. What should be done, Sullivan believes, is make known the price and throw ore buying out on the open bid market, giving the mills a chance to catch up with the current supply. He foresees a price rise for ore, but says the ultimate price for usable material will go lower. This will be accomplished, Sullivan figures, by doubling the efficiency of mining and milling methods (now at a 2 per cent recovery rate) which, in effect, W'lll keep the price of ore stable. If we can reach a 4 per cent efficiency, he said, then doubling the price of ore will merely equalize with the cost of recovery. With the solution of those two and factors high promotion uranium. Industrial leaders are working feverishly to up production of potash, petroleum, natural gas and natural gas liquids, which come under the minerals industry. Because of depressed prices there still may be no mining of d in 1955. zinc or zinc-lea- ooi fere. Co 348 Colorado Are. dod Mineral Consultants Geological and Engineering Uranium, Oil, Gas Evaluation and Supervision Reports Mountain Association of Geologists that there are $till large areas of Colorado where oil will be discov- Claim Surveying P. O. Box 270 He said a well in the Florence field, completed in 1889, has pro- ATOMIC NOSPECTOI HANDBOOK 0 data m rodiooctn rtt, fitkf, lob fid ml thodl, end loop. Erorything poo H know about thu total now field! Send for Handbook or Gotgoricopa Mparelrly yot, order both today! Votuablo i KEN.,.,RESEARCH We Pay Postage Sale GAS OIL In coal our nation are in Southwestern Wyoming.., duced more than 1,000,000 barrels of oil and still is producing six barrels daily. It may be the oldest commercial producer in the world, Hinson said. El Rancho Motor Lodge on Rustic Ranch Plan Mrs. Francis Anseimi, Mgr. Phone: 1630 TWO FINE MOTELS, with 80 Homelike, Quiet, Comfortable Modern Accommodation Units, and Tourist Apartment Facil- ities, Vented Pane! Ray Individually Heated, Tiled Tub and Shower Baths, Patio, Play and Picnic Grounds, Separate Truck Parking Lot. LOCATED IN TOWN ON U. S. 30 EAST ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING SENATOR LOUIS and Mttrctt AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK EXCELLENT HUNTING & FISHING Ar on Modern Cottage Plan Mrs. Sadie McTee, Mgr. Phone: 946W CoaploH hoMor, Weothtrprool ROSE BOSCHETTO, Owners tod M too UMCONOITIONM CUA1ANHU ered. 740 Main Phone 3811 Grand Junction, Colo. ROSE COURT lewpt Greatest reserves oir soffit FLORENCE, Colo. H. H. Hin-i- n charge of exploration for Continental Oil Co., told the Rocky 0r Craig Chamber of Commerce Grand Junction Colorado At Florence, Colo. will oroaiu pit INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE UNLIMITED RESOURCES OF COAL Um iiVMiMiiri rr Elot only In terms of combustion energy, but also In terms of new synthetics textiles, utensils, for home and industry these great beds of bituminous coal are one of the greatest sources of future for our nation as well energy and progress as our region. The UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY General Offices An opt col rod oof WJty detector NOiNEfl $01 MOSHOOW HOMYISTS, rttyoat wleretttd tt tfMK OOffty vm4 fttU, kbf Oftd auttL IIUB of NORTHWESTERN COLORADOS McFarlands Trading Post Oldest Oil WeH Is wrffc tm nglf Moffat County, Colorado NEW & USED FURNITURE ANTIQUES MINCON to wol tpeoat Check CRAIG BUY - SELL - TRADE If for no other reason than because he Is cute, it is worthwhile printing this picture of a Iamb which, apparently, is just as curious about the man with the camera, Bob Grant of The Daily Sentinel, as Bob was anxious to take the picture. Note the brand mark painted on the lambs side, as is customary with sheep owners on the Colorado Plateau. Ph. 415 Grand Junction, Colo. Sullivan beundue secrecy the uranium industry will duced, which is classified. The lievesdown to a solid basis, and estimated 1955 production figures get also do not include those for stay there. P' North & Rock Springs, Wyoming Dept |
