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Show junshetion Br M1 i l , over waterfowl, but felt states have sovereign Spotlighting UTAH ounc Ex Libi iS . . . liy William Sharp available pertinent data and make whatever additional investigations are neces- - e bXfSnfr"1'' a has just James A. by r peifected dman of Logan. Nationwide um has come to the inventor to science. his contribution admin-.no- n Civilian Production transformer ition came to America a little spoil-- j ed. I bridled under coaching at first, not realizing I was a smaller toad in a larger puddle. Not that language difficulties accent and idiom, at any rate were a real problem. Miss Richards now claims she can handle any dialect from broad Western to Cockney. If a Hollywood producer wants to do her a favor, he'll let her do a character with a typical American drawl. ! Recommendations for the removal of certain clauses to west bill XMX land presented at the Salt Lake meeting were approved by Director Dav, who explained, however, that a final okeh must come trom Representative William Robertson, (d) Virginia, who is sponsoring the bill. objec-tionabl- kba and Bouquets called new invention, vou ation of a comprehensive report the of the Colorado river potential-- J )l!BfdtV.ry will evaluate the resources of the Colorado river in Utah in tei ms of the potential power market, and estimate costs of power developments. Members of the river committee are- William R. Wallace, Salt Lake City, chairman. Senator Elisha Warner, Payson, secretary. Senator James A" MeMurrin, Logan, Senator Mitch-ell Mohch, Moab, Represental- ive John P. Madsen, Duchesne; Representative Daniel S Frost, Kanab; Ed H Watson, state en- ginecr, and Edward T. Saunders, Ogden, Weber county REGULARS Enjoy Nmro A1 Jolson. reassuring actors just out of the service, believes . that it's not the fans who aban- don their old favorites, but the favorites who abandon the fans it Department of Jolson, who has left the rods; and connecting ' InPublicity and screen for long intervals to rein mechani-desig- dustrial lS a new field Development is off to turn with untarnished popularand may revolutionize Washington in the interests of WAS ONE Of SIT SOYS DWIGHT EISENHOtftfi me- - reclamation in motors and ity, said he didn't think Robert of FAMILY 8UDGBT : A WEEK seventeen w operation $20 Taylor, who said he was afraid tern irrigated states. He will meal devices he and other service stars would before confer with Mike Strauss, U, S. ot over ten days ago be forgotten, had anything to his invention be-,- e Commissioner of Reclamation, Slate ,,1 man and Bureau Lauded about. is DeThe worry Utah the public and will discuss famous the need of seThe Hotel asso-not fickle, Jolson said, and it ment of Publicity and Indus-- 1 curing funds for investigation a Salt Lake meeting, , elation, in has a long memory. Development was severely work on the Colorado River di- passed a resolution the The public and the fans eised and condemned by the version projects. While there, accomplishments of praising the State have been unfairly attacked urial writers of Salt Lakes Mr. Bundy will discuss problems Department of Publicity and contri-n- g for abandoning old favorites, ing newspapers for concerning the operation of the Industrial development. Signed commented the veteran actor, in encouragement and a few Geneva Steel Plant with Utah's by Howard B. Fox, association Hollywood to make one of his iband dollars of its funds in Congressional delegation. president, the resolution lauded sporadic returns to the screen. r that the inventor might the department for getting out This time its by proxy, so to to perfection Texas Tourists g the machine Coming on publicity and advertising The A1 ipeak, in Columbia's ie Utah Agricultural college, Heavy tourist traffic through .tale atti actions and industries, Jolson on his based to Story, that prove which of goes Utah to the Pacific Northwest, for supporting tlie operation of life. , easier for some editors to entering over Highway 160 the Geneva Steel plant, , erec-for "Actually the fans don't abun- brickbats than bouquets. which taps the Gulf Coast areas tion of experimental industrial don the old. favorites, he said of the U. S. including Dallas plants and protecting the state More often it's the old favorLocate To and Fort nee Worth is seen by high- interests in various ways. ites who abandon the fans. k Minerals It is pointed out way Because 1 believe that Bob the result of the war, there that this road and its northern Hollywood Invades Utah Taylor, Jimmy Stewart. Clark been a tremendous advance- - Utah connections may soon be Access roads into Monument Gable, Gienn Ford. Bill Holden t in the field of geophysics designated as a super highway valley, Utah's romantic south-and the other veterans, plus new methods recently evolv- - from the Gulf of Mexico via eastern section have been order-- 1 SOLDIER or DEMOCRACY heir advisers, know too much HE WAS TOLDt WEST . NAMED POINT, in value W A BIOGRAPHYUtah to Canada. The designating yd placed in readiness for Twen-letDWIGHr EISENHOWES may be of great the principles about of good " J unof this part of the highway THERE'S HO FUTURE IN THE ARMY S3 KENHET-- S DAVlg nng the nation uncover Century-Fomotion picshowmanship to commit this of deposits of mineral tern as a major trunkline has ture corporation by the Utah sin, I'm convinced that any 1th, declared Dr. William E. long been a major project of the Department of and Publicity misgivings they have are comU. of S. the Carbon director ither, Industrial development. County Associated pletely without foundation." The picture corporation will Survey while in Utah dustries, who through J. A. Theo-peeJolson added that there are up a new program of bald, the organization's execu-ogiea- l start work on a major produc- Film subtle changes in public taste, Snoptive secretary, have gone to non in Monument valley about mapping. and that when an actor fails to larles B. Hunt, regional geo- - considerable effort to enthuse February 25, and in the mean- recognize them, he is in effect S. start the will U. S. G. to others t, support the promotion ime, the Utah Department of she turning his back on his fans. cotton. What yard-widAnn HOLLYWOOD (UP) surof of in The i Utah. this important tourist and Publicity is days the way UichardSt He recalled the experience of of a was thread, Australian wanted former Preparing spool or another Hollywood motion prospecting are practically freight highway. Richard Barthelmess. to is that believe screen unable who star and Still Istage r it was ucture corporation to make the,now explained, and sciIt was back in 1938, I think, cilcking m a b;g way in she has lost her accent, produc- now be Central Utah Project Pushed fic methods will S an Prts the Pc- claims victory over ers insist on fitting her up with that Dick decided to come out Hollywood, to wealth to locate mineral obtain from Hoping at Alta and her British accent and her Brit- - roles that call for at least a of retirement and do one picmoney r. u.A'a .the bureau of reclamation for len deep in the earth. as an experiment. He Eighteen rooms have G h In her hit picture, ture but shes still having broad "A. he Utah Department of Pub- continued investigation of irri been reserved at the Hotel Utah 'trouble a made the movie Four Hours to she WIth her British idmms. Love Letters," plays and Industrial Develop- gation possibilities in Utah, Ora xor the cast and crew who will ,.j bave to watch my accent British woman, and she cuprent-arnv- Kill' from the stage play 'Small 18. F. C. Ko-it, along with the University Bundy, chairman, State Depart-;taFebruary constanti she said, "but I'm ly plays a Boston girl in RKO Miracle and it was one of the y and the Utah State Ag- - ment of Publicity and Indus-Itura- l zl!' .,WaatChf,0re?,t to control it now. You lis- - Radios big historical drama of successes of the year at Paraable trial will also and the Engen brothers, famous cooperate college development, and Badmans mount. if I dont sound early Oklahoma, ten and l Hunt and the U. S. G. S. , president of the Colorado River- - ski experts, have promised their American" Then, his point proved, he Territory. Great Basin Water Users' asso-hn- s cooperation in staging several went back in retirement. We have to report she did. Her however, accent, kept Educated But Poor Jolson himself, after being jciation, is' in Washington this dramatic snow scenes. But its the idioms that cross her Dorn gettirig Some of the nation-widwith Mike survey now re- - week conferring she felt her prestige the first actor to score a hit in her up. parts plum reclacommissioner of Delta Seeks New Industry s that Utah leads all other Straus, The Jazz She sounti pictures in The other clay, I told sqme; down under"' warranted. Commissioner O. A. Garden- one that es In education to never hesitated per capita, niation. we khew was The outstanding young wo- - Singer, another, girl The contemplated the was one of the homeliest ! per-- 1 man Star of Australia's rapidly leave the movies. its citizens are near the bot-irrigation er of Delta has requested secret for staying of the income bracket with project has been designated as j aid of the state of Utah In pro-e- r sons I'd ever met. . growing film industry before withMytheonly the establishment of a howled, because the My ;friencl one I'm sure 1942 public in capita annual income of the Central Utah project andmoting to came we she Hollywood person $439.00. Seventeen percent calls for enlarging the capacity rubber production plastics plant were talking about was a' Taylor, Stewart, Gable and oth-er- s MGM import. as an will use is to keep my ear reservoir jin his city. Representatives of pYeVty'g'irf "didn't "realize Ydl Strawberry ,'tahns over 25 years of age of ' the Her prestige had spread to plastics manufacturing corpoT-thet some college training,' and front 250,000 acre feet to 1,500,-jthat home!y' here doesn-- New Zealand and South Africa to the ground," he said. per cent have college de- - 000 feet by' begihmng at Brush anon have been to Delta and what it does in Australia and even to Britain itself. Her Do you have a news item s, compared with a national creek, east of Vernal, and interPected facilities which' might very COmpilmenlary term nam$ blazed big over the titles this week No 7 the a flow Should be into Phone converted upper rage of tea per cent, with cepting of,,a TAa VA tv'll rtnf A plant. vehicles. a housekeeper. for of her starring many A AnAiilYn e college education and 4.6 'number of streams, then bring-cen- t Likewise, she recalled, when She clicked on the stage in a ,in8 thls water through a series :ure this industrial establish-- 1 sbe askecj for a reel of white big way, too. with degrees. tunnels, totaling ment, reports indicate that from cotton- size about 50 - a clerk searchers declare that Utah of twenty-twSo 'naturally, she admitted I miles, the largest 350 to 400 people would be em-- . brcught out a 50.poi;nd bolt of with delightful .rently lacks sufficient jobs ninety-threfrankness, in-he quality which could be of which will be approximately ployed and some $500,000 ' died by its well educated ten miles, .and conveying some vested to get the plant into pro 500,000 acre feet by gravity into duction. :ens. ,the Strawberry reservoir. Be-low the reservoir a hydro-elec- ne Officials Win Point Civil Service Asks . .. . ante officials of several wes- - trie plant would be installed! more than of states in h meeting .with capable producing Applications Engineer ert M. Day, Washington D. '200,000 kilowatts of electrical The U. S. bureau of reclama-assistan- t , tion prepared to day to launch director of the U. energy. Msh and Wildlife service at the nine- - a 140 million dollar develop-Lak- e In the meantime, Utah Colorado River ment program the biggest in City, partly won a member e to have a voice in the committee set up by the last ,ts blstory in a area REMEMBER- ining of all contempleted legislature, and provided with a spreading over the Great Plains, , en-trnment wildlife projects. $15,000 appropriation, has and mountain the Rocky region ' uss Leonard, Utah's director listed the facilities of the fed- - tbe West coast MEMORIAL DAY IS MAY 30 region, while !ish and two the eral to power commission, the U. S. civil service commis-cto- r game, pointed out ' Dethe and Day that the western state universities sjon invited the applications of In-- ; s During the past four years during which our recognize that the Feder- - partment of Publicity and engineers of all types to staff a of- overnment should have the dustrial development in prepar- designing and construction nation has been involved in war, many skilled fice that is expected to employ workers have been called into the armed forces, Denver 3200 workers in by resulting in a greatly curtailed cutout of Granite. report To Confer With Strauss Ora Bundy, president of the the device has survived the rest tests and will entirely National Reclamation associaunate crank shafts, wrist tion and chairman of the Utah in a 158-pag- e Utah-Nevad- a ' CO 15, 1946 the "View'1 on the Riviera v fc- - I :1j 1 I lust- 7 L 1 , nd NEWS-JOURNA- -' n DABlI ELDER BOX BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. 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