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Show t PAGE THIRTEEN ASSOCIATION LISTS COMMISSION REPORT SHOWS UTAH i C0AL LARGE COAL USERS1 outpujummary for 1937 The report showed further that the I, M21 Prduced 3,809,4 6 net tons ot 01 ominous coal duung the year 1937, average number of employees during Need For 1,e'KPmg Resources Of which amount 3 500 403 tons were 11937 in Utah ws 3,417 Aveiage loaded at the mines for Of This Area Pointed shipment by number of das on which the mines mil and water, aecoidmg to a leport waOut In Letter 189, and the avei gc obtained this week from the national cpeiatd tons per man per day is shown to bituminous coal commission, a divis- - be 5 88 Listing certain organizations ion of the United States department Show Week's Output throughout the state who are decided- - 'of the interior In the week ended June 10 this lly cooperating with us, and among the This was distnbuted as follows- To vear, Utahs coal output is reported largest consumers of coal in Utah, tidewater, 12 180 tons, il other as 22,000 net tons, 5,000 more than in Silas Rowley, executive secretaiy of than railioad fuel, 2,714 436 tons, the pi eroding weik and 4 000 less the Southeastern Utah Associated railioad fuel, all than in the coi responding wetk of rail, 777,787 tons Industries, this week sent out a no- -i Truck delneues, including local 1937. tice to merchants and consumers in sales, were 286 410 net tons, used by In the coal year to date, bituminous this area calling attention to advance-'min- e emplovees, 18 859 tons; mine coal output for the nation is 5 6 per ment being made m the Build Utah fuel or made into beehiv e coke at cent highei all coal, 5 4 per cent Bum Coal mines, 18,353 tons campaign higher. The letter read in part as follows: Theie is no place in the United States that has the natural resources, undeveloped, as we have in this dis- By Scouts tuct, eecially our great coal fields our mountains of rock asphalt, the Two Caibon county youths, Raygieatest road building material in existence. the largest known producing mond Walteis and Keith Leavitt, aie wells of all that have signed up thus far for gas, from which dry ice is manufactuied, our the Senior Scout California expedpotential tounsts. traveling over ihe ite July 31 to August 12, Ed E Morfinest scenic highways to be found gan, district Scout commissioner, reanywhere, ported this week MISS GENE CREED In promoting the development of This tup will include the fair at Colorado cowgirl, has a habit of winning prizes these natural resources it is neces-sa- r Gene Creed, the San Fiancisco, Yosemite National as the outstanding woman rodeo performer. We for us to have the cooperation of e ever the goes Giant Trees, Los Angeles, Catapark, add plenty to her reputation here this AL JOLSON comes back to the lina island by boat, all the people, and the business Wt doubt but what shell Tijuana, Mexico, of the most popular attractions when she one was he for end k of this district screen after several years absence and Boulder dam. Those eligible to 1937 rodeo. the m Pr.ce, for last appeared in one of the finest pictures of the make the trip include Fust Class Support those who support us, Mr Rowley urged, pointing out that year. Tyrone Power and Alice Faye Scouts 15 years of age or over repreCarbon county outside of when our mines are Exhealth LIST DISEASE CASES operating, our are starred with Jolson in Rose senting any registered Scout or National Utah the men are in two new troop cases of slate in He declared that of Puce Reported working had a clean health to bring plorer Washington Square Parks council, and Scouters who will to measles, one of mumps and two of m the production of one ton of coal, a eek ended June 23, according you picture throbbing with roassume leadership responsibilities. $1 30 is paid in wages, while the board of whooping cough drama to thrill the world! Mart from the state It is expected that several more equivalent of one ton of coal, in the mantic Rose of Washington Square will sign up by the dead line, July production of natural gas, is 8 cents for wages plays at the Price Theatre Thurs20, Mr. Morgan said. day, Friday and Saturday. 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