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Show rnr eg DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Sail Lok Host To ' s! t USU ILbPDB WASHINGTON Sen. Frank E. Moss fald Wedn would he ask Congress to day appropriate money for an agriculture Department hydraulics and irrigation structure laboratory at Utah State University. He said he would go before both appropriation committees to urge the money be provided. The laboratory has been under discussion for three years, since a 1959 Agriculture Department report said a labor tory was needed in the West to YD-Uta- study water emgineeijng. Or- Agriculture Secretary ville Freeman told Moss this week that the department has sufficient authority to build the laboratory, if money could provided Sen. Wallace n. Mos's-anhave coF. Bennett sponsored legislation to au thorlze construction of the laboratory. n. Moss said tht-Ut- ah State University has had long experience Ip hydraulic work, (R-Uta- w irfirw r gr g? t miw v 1 y w y , City, Wednesday, December 27, 1961 Search For Ogden Stages , OGDEN Bids will be opened Thursday1 on a $5 million military housing project at Hill Air Force Base. The opening is set for 1. p.m. in the base theater. In announcing the new bid opening, Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, said the new homes will ease a critical military housing shortage caused by an anticipated increase in the number of military personnel assigned to the base. mr TTbe homes wiS beiiullt on 916 acre trad adjoining OGDETsP-Handel- s' the southwest corrier of the base. "Funds for the project great orawere appropriated by the last session of Congress.. i5.'32ae3SS-- j torio, The Messiah, will' be Ogden chamber of Commerce was instrumental staged in the Ogden Taberin acquiring the land on which the project ia to be built. Church of Jesus Christ nacle, on additional obtained also has chamber options The local Latter-dais of Saints, Wednesanticipated 100 acres of land for 400 more home It these homes will be njeded for. Hill's expanding missile day at 8:30 p.m. and space age role. Free to the public,athe outThe homes will range from two to four bedrooms each and will be of split level and alngle story design in standing sacred program will ' feature guest singers Val J. single and duplex units. Stuart, tenor, Salt Lake City; Don Watts, basso, Rigby, Idaho; Jewell Johnson Cutler, Up soprano, and Lila Kitchin, contralto. Director la O. Dale The State Tax Commission ments on their campers. Later in the year, campers Blackburn, head of choral Wednesday had set up a uniform procedure for taxing not bearing the stickers may music at Ogden High School. truck mounted camper bodies be traced to thelr owners and a to owners the have in pay which the past required escaped Carbon Boy 'fair tax. taxation in many cases. MARTIN, Carbon County County assessors can use Value of the campers is to the program at their option. be fixed as follows: 10 per Four year - old Earl Ray The state is providing stick-er- s cent deduction from 'suggest Gentry, son of Mr. and Mrs. bearing the words, tax d purchase price, thep s de Darrell Gentry, Wednesday on the of bated to be duction issued will which age paid" was fair" at a Price hos- owners who volunteer tax pay camper. 'Messiah' Raw Materials Free Tonight DENVER (UPI)-higher order of technological innovation' requirediiwe aratode--- ; " velop'new" domestic sources of Howard Ar raw materials,' vrm.inw Candisa Ponlsen Aaron Cummings y pital being treated for head and leg injuries. He was hurt when a tricycle he was pedaling collided with a moving pickup truck Tuesday. On Camper Tax Procedure Set r-- Spjaiter Urges OPEN BIDS THURSDAY FOR HOUSING Funds For ggpg wo g" HILL AFB TO Seek Project At wrri Cliff Newton Kent Breinholt Ean Cummings THB OSSSRRT HRWf SIMM BIRTHDAY BRISTINOt TOl Candtsa Pouhan, Sauohtar W Mr. and Mra. Tad Peutaan. 952 Harvard Aval Aaron and Esn , Mr. and Mrs. Chrda Cummings. 1754 Hollywood Avo.i Cummlnsa, twn aona Kant Bramhott, son a Mr. and Mrs. Gordon BrsMwtl, 445 I. 1175 Wash MHIerook Murray: Clrtt Mawten, ton at Mr. and Mrs. Jock Nowton, 130 Baby Pictures Way, Bountiful I and all edior botoloa ont roar old Wodnasday. Photo Studio, 31 RichNaws Baby will ba takan.traa at char at at ards St Monday kiroush Friday, Id a.m. to 1 p.m at laaaf lltrao days prior ts baby's birthday. 1 t. IN' SALT LAK1 AREA MOIPITAU BISTHI RIPORTKD TWIN eiRLSl Mr. and Mrs. Jonas L Jwoy WSDNBSOATl 44i Tunis CL SIRUt The citwwill spend $772,790 in the next six months while the county has budgeted $52,-14- 5 for the next 12 months. No increase in the city levy was made but it was indicated that. some utility rates may be increased. J Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr; Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Rldl Courtly. and Mrs. Dgibgrt Hanson. Randolph. and Mrs. John R. Hlndmarah, 91B N. 2nd lait, Oram. 47SI-4lh and Mrs. Cleo Mark WrlsM, East. and Mrs. Clark Jansan. and I . 2200 Mast. and Mrs. Dallas L. Mikich. 27 Hanson SI., Midvalt. and Mrs. Dots O. Adams, 7590 S 50 Watt, Midvalt. ana Mra. tart-wnthomy, nar s.Hisnina or." and Mrs, Garald Cana RICH, S970 S 4420 Wash Kaams. and Mrs. Ervin L. Ivw. 4735 W. 5055 South. K tarns. and Mrs. Winn E. Killian, 1340 W. 4000 South, Murray. and Mra. Marvin Ralph Black. 3527-- 1 lth East. 0 and Mra. Rax Brant Jones, East and Mrs. Wallaca J. Willhard, 410 E. 1400 South. Bountiful. and Mrs. Law is Huntsman, 1044 Blair St. and Mis. Char 1st Carnla. 212 E. 9th klorih Bauntitut, - Meyerhoff, executive director of the Scientific Manpower Commission in Washington, D.C., said Tuesday. Meyerhoff addressed a ses- tion of the annual meeting of the American Association lor the Advancement of Science here. Twenty University of Utah specialists are participating in the meet He said - exploration geophysics hsd progressed a long way in the petroleum Industry, Almost too far If judgment Is based on the surfeit of oil, Dut iriags'ln explbrafibhTef" the metals. ' Focusee Attention Meyerhoff said too much attention has been given to what' we have left and loo little to SOYS: ' finding more. Mr. and Mr. Marvin Wallbard, East. That more is to be found 'Mr. and Mrs. Elias Galiaaoa. 052 S. Was! Tamp la. Mr. and Mra. Data L. Powell, 4555 Russall St. is evident from the new dis- Mr. and Mra. Donnla Bryson. si Ava coverie of the past decade-- oil, Mr. and Mra. Phlllio H. Williams, 3170 Graco 11. J- St. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Fonlaln-23copper, zinc, rare earths, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Dixon, 404 E. 11546 South, Draper. beryllium and uranium," he Mr, and Mra. John 0. Kuti, 1191 Loird Ava. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Hoot. 340 Slada PI. said. Mr. and Mra. Scott DaMar, S494 Carma Ava. And he said much of what Mr. and Mra. David J. F ranch ik, 1403 S. 4300 Waal. Mr. and Mrs. Grant A. Day, 5740 S. 4077 Waal, K tarns- -, already Is known canbe utilMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Adamson, 520 E. 131h South. ized as is equally clear from Mr, and Mrs. Bennie B. Araeon, 2571 S. Chesterfield. Mr. and Mra. John Elmo Hathaway. 4020 $. Jamica, Murray.-Msuch technological developand Mrs. John Herbert Ashby, East, Midvala. ments as that 'of taconite, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dala Mvers. 4007 S. Main St, Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stevens. 1070 C. 9th South. which, itself, raised this counMr, and Mrs, Melvin Orchard. Park City. Mr. and Mra. Melvin W. Cox, 3142 Mllleroma Ava. trys Iron ore reserves by illion 2340 Redondo Ava. Mr. and Mra. Joaaph LaJaunaasa, tons. Mr. and Mrs. Fayna J. Olson, 1011 Diamond Way. Investments Pay Off Investments in foreign countries paid off as domestic production fell short of needs, Meyerhoff said, and since the depression years the nation has become partially dependent upon foreign sources of supply. Kennecott Copper Corp. will We live In a world of plenty, Sincq no site has been firm isnt he warned, but the competition decide probably early next chosen, the copper able to details or cost for mineral supplies has just year where to build a new of the give he said. As populations inbuilding, begun. said air pollution laboratory, The new laboratory would crease, and social standards officials Wednesday. be an agricultural and meteor- rise, each nation will guard Tuesday, the Veterans Ad- ological research department, its native resources more ministration said they would and would replace facilities jealously. "Until we have brought exhave no objection if the pro- which the company presently is renting from the University ploration theory and technolfedon were lab built posed of Utah. ogy to the level of metallurgierally owned land near the Our next step now is to de- cal and chemical technology," new Veterans Hospital close cide where to Meyerhoff said,, we may be locate, victims of the phychotic and said. by Ft, Douglas. This will spokesman This site is one of several probably be early next year, unfounded fear that we are a have-no-t nation." under consideration," said a but a lot of things can happen before then. He said KenneKennecott official. No defcott was in no rush program Rev. Fowler Tells inite site has been finalized. to build the laboratory. Were also considering locat-ing-oThe firm had questioned the Theme For Sermon near our own proper- VA. to see If the federal propSerman Slippers" will be . ty, and on sites In the same erty was available. area as the V.A. land." J. S. Gleason, V.A. adminis- the sermon preached Sunday at H am.Jby the Rev. Fenwick trator, said In a letter to Sen. T. Fowler at First Baptist Wallace F. Bennett East. Hearing Thursday that the laboratory would not Church, "The Rev. L. 'A. Brown, an violate federal laws, and that On Murray Budget it will not interfere under American Baptist Foreign MisMURRAY A public hearing normal circumstances with the sionary Society member, will show a- - film on the Congo on a proposed budget of $247, care and treatment of patients during the 7:30 p.m. worship 500 foirthe first six months of at our adjoining hospital. 1962 In Murray will be held In The laboratory would fit service Sunday. the city hall Thursday at 5 p.m. under provisions of a federal Alvin Wahlquist, Murray law restricting city recorder, the budget for buildings on federal land to the entire year of 1961 was those used for training, civic $450,000. and related purposes." ... 3000-3r- d 332-- 1 4 Ifcihiafl: Dai: DiHrtl: r. h 20-m- Kennecott Sifts Choice For Pollution Lab Site -- ? (R-Uta- 77-13HJ ar r r 'kv s f A - 4 A ' t ' A , non-feder- V S Ay HOLIDAY SPECIAL FOR BUSY MOTHERS! 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