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Show r w r ft '? w An average of 22,022,000 an area larger ..than the of Maine was sftyck by fires each year In the U. tween 1940 and 1950. Tooele Swamps From the earth Mining is vital to Utah's prosperity. In 1957 we were second nationally in copper, silver and gold production, third in lead, fourth in zinc. These metals plus coal, gilsonite, potash, salt and many other minerals have produced 6 V4 billion dollars for Utah. Our entire state will benefit from favorable conditions that foster expanded production of minerals In the future. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION " From the earth comes an abundant life for all" Box Elder in Duel Swim Meet from HAMILTON DRUG CENTER GIVE YOUR FACE A TREAT... GIVE HIM A Box Elder was swamped In the wake of Tooeles swimming powe Thursday as the two high school tank teams met in the Bees pool. The score was The water Buffaloes put on a tremendous exhibition of team strength as they shut Box Elder out with nary a first-placfinish. Best performances for the home team were turned in by Doyle and Thorne, Phillip Houser Ralph Jensen. It was the first defeat for Box Elder which started the season with a win over Bear River and meet. SCHOOL LEADERS TALK H. M. Khoja, left, stops to. Logan in a three-waThe results: chat with Supt. Thomas Tommaney during his two-da- y visit at Intermountain school last week. Khoja, head masfreestyle Harker (T); ter at a high school in Pakistan, said he was very impres- Mayo (T); Mollenaar (BE). T. y ) : d sed with facilities at Intermountain. :19.9. LAUDS FREEDOM (T); Brown (T); 1:14.7. Pakistan School Head Says Visit at (T); Bateson CD; B. T. 2:13.2. butterfly Curley 100-yar- ' Murray (BE). T. freestyle Loveless Houser (BE). backstroke Imai (T); Thorne (BE); Riding (T). T. 100-yar- d Intermountain Highlight of U.S. Tour 1:07.3. Stalmaker freestyle sur- (T); Stonebraker (T); P. Houser 100-yar- REMINGTON ROLLECTRIC End him a Remington Rollectric! 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Naw-absha- better-groome- d Regular S. be- - Athabaskan language which they speak. 1 Box Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, December 17, 1958 NO BAG1 Phone 122 NO N OWING! y 200-yar- Milk acres The Navajo Indians of New state Mexico call themselves Dineh," forest which means the people in the e SIFT TIP at ' .J' 71-1- ?S,VVi t 4 Sind, Pakistan, describNot Prohibited ed the Navajo boarding school is not Though two-! as a major highlight of his by law, tradition finds month tour of this country. lie prohibited most of the girl students in and is in the United' States as part of the State Departments Lead- around Nawabshah attending a ers and Specialists Exchange second high school. There are only four girls enrolled at the program. school headed by Khoja. 10 Nov. Tour Began He noted that in institutions Khoja, who began his tour of higher learning, men and woNov. 10, has visited high schools, men usually study together. universitys and technical instiFunds to operate schools in tutes. He voiced praise for the Pakistan come from the district U. S. standard of education but board of education and the state said he was particularly impress- government school ed with intermountain Voices Criticism and its purpose in educating the Navajo people. Asked for criticisms of the U. The bespectacled school head marveled at the resources which S. system of education, Khoja to said he felt not enough emphaenable American schools e was placed on operate in such great numbers sis and with liberal facilities. He school learning. He stated that conntrasted the educational op- kindergarten should be stressed especially in the backportunities here with' Pakistan more, which is a poor country with ward areas, because this to him few resources. There the peo- seemed an important period in a childs development. ple hunger for education but Khoja said also what he bebeare them denied it of many cause of the lack of economic lieved feeder schools should be established to prepare stustrength, he said. dents for entrance to spep Lauds Freedom schools as Intermountain. He The visiting educator lauded suggested that more graduate . freedom what he termed students should return to the in education here with little reservations to educate the peofrom the govern- ple. ment. Commenting on his impression Khojas position of head mas- of the American people, Khoja ter is comparable to' a high remarked The people of the school principal in this country. United States are alert and movHe has administered afairs at ing with the times. They are bethe same school for the past 22 ing prepared for the life they years, having taken over the post have to face. after graduating from Bombay The Pakistan educator noted university where he obtained that his reception in this counBA and BT degrees. His dedi- try had been one of friendly cation in the post is evidenced welcome everywhere he visited. by the fact that all profits from Khoja said his tour would a brick company w'hich he owns take him next to Eugene, Ore., are contributed to the institu and then down the West coast tion. to schools in San Francisco and Khoja explained that 250 boys Los Angeles. breaststroke 100-yar- (T); Croft (T); (BE). T. 1:18.7. News-Journ- al hard-to-buy-f- T. 1:01. (BE). I could throw away my bag and pasture out my reindeer and convert my sleigh into a lawn swing if everybody got hep to the idea of giving a BOX ELDER NEWS JOURNAL subscription as a Christmas gift. Come to think of it, what finer, all round gift can one find for your loved ones away at school or in the service. In every edition of the theres something of interest to every member of the famat home. A one year subscription to the News Journal might or ily away Ee"the answer to the gift problem surrounding those folks Rim-ingto- n on your list. Sheridan GIVE Diving Stalmaker (T); Jensen Points Bradbury (BE). A (BE); 172.1. individual medley Gordon (T); P. Houser (BE); Rob120-yar- erts GIFT SUBSCRIPTION (T). T. 1:28.2. 160-yar- d medley relay (D. Rimington, Harker, Brown) T. 1:33. 160-yar- d freestyle relay ele (Bateson, Mayo, Loveless). T. 1:23.8. Tooele DeSim-mons- , TO THE Too- Rimington, Little Ronnie answered the doorbell, and he was told by the visitor: Im the plumber, and have come to fix that old tub in the kitchen. Ronnie quickly turned around and yelled: Mamma, the doctors here to see the cook. 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