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Show , - 0 r , , ' - ' , . f cr 4,,, ow.. MEMMIPI,M.OwmiEMPEEIP " CIF 4) , . 4, ..e . , . . r 4 st eWhy , . : -- - !' . , te .. EDITORIAL I 'PAGE.' 0 - - .. . . : t- - - . - - 05,, - - . ,-- r., -- - ' ' -- i , WPM , I . - . 1., e an i We Afraid OfI .,,onTracisr - - - - - '- ' '- . . , . - . - --. - -: - ; .., v a M inni - 1.' '- - ,. --- ,;L . . Ati h p 11,l Muni-',gloom 1 1 11 ' ' -- - . - , , - - t,- - t '-- , - - 4 ii. , It - - , a ., le .. ' . , , -- ; k . ek- , 0 - N .--,.a- ''' '''''' - - nil', r N , , aa wa w o , rnrnPrg---------,--,,-------4-ad 'lit new - -- ' ' , I I I or N n .... U V - t . - ---- ----- -- -- - ' d. Sometimes it seems almost as though The g6vernment, 'after i- great deal of c1e4.13-) --America is studiously doing its best to lose ., . pressure, did finally end the requirement kis ' and alienate people. For a country friends that all Russian visitors be fingerprinted- -that- is innately frank, open, friendly and To (Hot Spotea rule that made possible some effective ' trusting, we are doing a remarkable job -- propaganda picturing the U.S. as a police , , .1 of convinctiv the world that we are just state., But as the chess tournament affair In ' - theopposife , . - shows, we still retain the imsensical rez - -- - ---The latest example Cf standoffish -- striction 'on travel otRussianrin approxi- - - -. policy is the State Department's refusal of .. 'United the area of a , third of the' OKE 'rILLEY looked hopefully tt mately f permission for Russia's' chess chardpion, 0 States. Thisrestriction.:withoutreferenee . - --- at the old Navaro couple stand- i David Broiitein, to come to the United to strategic areas or other security require- ciutside d . the hogan,-'anStates to compete in a chess tournament. ing Ii ments, Wluld, for example, prevent any ) He Can't come because the tournament made a derrick with hMlhands. Iiis Russian' from traveling through a great I I .A is being held in Dallas, Tex., and Dallas is , derrick loPoked like a deal Of our scenic Mountain West. ) - . I 11, , . i,,i (II among the areas of the United States in . '4 ti 4 Moreover. the State Department does ( r!e; wigwam at first, but finally he man- -' I , which Russians are forbidden to travel. it Vii,11I its best to discourage travel of Americans I awl to get the idea acrdss. So Bronstein's application was turned .down 6 , to Russia. A notable example was the World, ' Ji and the State Department succeeded in An oil scout for Standard of I in Moscow last Festival and Youth Student i , handing the Soviets another effective bullet , summer. The State Texas, working out of Albuquerque, . L , Department's attitude , , ., I el). to Shoot in their propaganda weapons. Coke 'in was desolate but beauof meant a instead of the, that -- This In a delegation large ) c. country that prides itsett on its tiful Four Corners area where New capable, fine American youngsters, we sent .,. , sportsmanship, that boasts of its freedorns, a - group of largely rebellious, etradorL.I.Itah andArt,-,thatbelieves , , ,, world drew attéli; Americans who ,,,,";;;;.".' zone , jointhe only place in the 1,. peoples, the Americanway of life is bound .., r nature. , , . ere licit country tion to the government's suspicious , States-whDrove Itself superior-Th- is four, states United, F 4 .1 ''''rt, ,,,,,, , our , busy Military ,' peopJe MeanAlle, , '', ' , 4 T - ' 1 litat 1 i capable of sending, i5 the people of San f gli ; ii f'''' ' come morritit, the 'at '',,,N , and, (It'f4 together 4 of themselVes maldng statements--Hrthat . , ,,,,, , ..i 10' . 4 i Francisco have just 'done; a , ,, , , . i i of the hottest spot in the country for General Thomas D. White yesterday; that "children's ambassador" to the Middle East, t t , oil hunters.: loaded .Nvith 10,000 toyt flonata by Zan , American air power has the,Soviet Union . ''''' s. r ..,,, En from every direction." i i "ieroed , sée J to He a to was if pump Franciscans there -the underprivileged children , ! , - the saber. We reflect fear and suspicion. We --- -that area rnstalled on- Solex's second had been hold the Russian people at arM's length. Is . . .I The State Department's sullenness does ' ' 1 ' well in the areaHaynes ,produ,cing able are leaders their wonder that it any , '.. '.. o not accurately reflect the feeling of the .: ' No.1, Sapp. -!. to convince them so thoroughly that we, are-- - , &.,V.T.Federal le .S''''',,,,, America:- No'r have - the people of ' ' ' I ..,.. and In to buttes where be feared? land ,..: s this 1 , America been told , to their satisfaction ;I;; fl !11,ki ' it44d 11T f1.i , ik A : . . .. .:: i ''''s,,4, canyons could hide an armyor sud. what the State Department is afraid of in Well, what are the alternatives? As Dr. , ., t . Tanner has expressed it, our present course so stubbornly opposing ) deny open up to reveal a hundred. ' ' Is taking us straight toward war, And as he contacts mile vistahe was having a tough has suggested, the one hopeful way to get . How can we lose in general exchange of ' time finding the derrick. , ' on a different course is to Ideas and cultures with the Soviets? ; change our attiN Coke finally found VI Isfo. 1 all , contacts. tudes toward We suffer so badly by comparison with Become-- Boom-Count- ry To but not with the help of the right, the of Russia in this field. The SoNiet Embassy until be cannot people War waged . on to back He the had get Navajós. . ' , estimates that 2,500 Amerreans received a nation are prepared mentally and psycho-visa- s ran' and drive several miles to highway , for nonofficial visits to Russia last ' logically for it. Suspicion, tear, lack of tm,the Esperito Trading Post where the . , , , -win these , are the. attitudes in, that.thefigure, year,and hint-le 'trader pointed 'Connell ' greater this year Dr. 0. C. Tanner, who handles the line to Los Angeles has come out of the hole at night to 'The Tribal which that dreadfulpreparation can be the right direction. . , ' maintain secrecy. . , recently announced.) made. Closer contact greater knowledge( money and they can only spend It recently returned from Russia, reports that Russia has not turned down a single visa more understandintthese are the ziour- ARRIVING ON the location, Coke "THE RAPID ECONOMIC develop- - - for educational and health la6lities, Thirty miles northwest of '' how And in the warks many past year a crew hard at, work in; co's try, near the rich Aneth Field, ment of this country has been application against it They've done a masterful job so far , he visas were approved for Rus- The State Department should catch up southeastern Utah, Western Opera-ha- d due to the discovery of oil, gas and stalling-tpump. But the derrick schools, hospitals a n d. sians to visit America? None last year and, with the feeling and thinking of the people been moved to a new drilling Cecil Black, secretions, Inc., is sending geophysical uranium," '' says a raads' of this nation:- - - ' crews over its leased acreage: This mighty few this year- .-Vite, so Coke decided to go over and tary of the Farmington Chamber of to the Navajos, the in a Includes hall interest 42,000 Incontrast lake a look. When he got there, the Commerce. 4tWith'all the major oil acres,. in the booming Paradox . crew was getting ready to spud-i- n companies In here now, it seems that Mountain Utes in, southwest- - Colo. - Basin, and another 2,940 acres held we will continue to ' new called the far wellso rado have comparatively small res. grow for some merely Now it's official! The Christmas sea- State Street from Capitol Hill at night durto Aneth and come. "Rio Arriba." to time adjacent outright But s there are only 565 ervations. son is here. When the lights popped on ing the Christmas season? That's a pie' Field. builtutilities have , ,.,..... 'we and of .them This is within "Aheady fabulous the San they divvy, up their areas business of ture to see and to remember. Millions along Main and State Streets Oil shows have been found in the 'here for a city of 25,000. These can Juan Basin, in the extreme north- money differently. Recently they last night, as well as in Suga; House, !Jolla- - jewels sparlding and flashing tinder stars Four Corners area since the .turn of easily be expanded to daccommodate each received checks for $12,000 and west corner of New Mexico, where whidi- seem to yield to the competition day and other Suburban areas, that was it. re-to a the but because of its 75,000. one of the first things the Tribal growth a little century Farmington, sleepy village that is a feeble description of this stirring The annual holidartextravaganza takes "We expect to be the state's sec- - - Council did was build a track on moteness and the leek of transporta- . 3,500 population in 1950, has sud- scene. over now and holds sway for the next 25 which to rate their horses. of more - tion little was done to develop the 'ond largest city some day." denly'grown to a boom town Nor is the Christmas lighting scheme , lay's. chamber-of- idle no that's area.. And , , once , ilPlan 15,000. confined to the business areas. , With the most expansive and brilliant again the ALREADY CALCO has paid oil pro- - - commerce' boast Not a until did , year ago Lake since Salt in to cheerthe northwest, in lumination effected the residential areas will join in the City Sixty miles Utes almost $4 million in lease ' ducers start "The Navajos are individually developing the region in ful but keen competition for the honor of Colorado, the California company is downtown Was first decorated for this occa- money for 10,000 acres. For one earnest. Even now the wells in New very poor people but the oil combusy wildcattittg; too. Hottest ae- -- Mexico sion, last evening came Santa Claus and displaying the most artistically decorated are held to 10 per cent pro." panies have dropped more than $40 tract of 2,560 acres, Calco gave . the annual Christmas parade. And how the Tesidenee. The Deseret News andtheinter--, -tlyity is on - the MountAn.:11,te,307, a tsmus"c4'S6G1 an acre'' it f. of lack-o- f transpdtz- ""Inillionin theirrlaptr Inatk'cöhtinz-41,538,56- e1, duttion'becatise inodniaili tiec"tric'Äisn., therriCio-children hiTled itriiillions-ohave vOoc Indian Reiervation, about 27 been has This the largest bonus.paid teflon. What oil is produced is tied. "They have 17 million acres must have seemed to the old gentlenaan as rri4les from the little town of Cortez . ; artanged for some excellent priies. With in the areaand the lease' is still 20 so to have In trucked reservation and far their , Albuquerque. entire neighborhoods, avenues and districts he passed before their bedazgled eye. Hèçe Calco is iltallog a "tight:' hole , - miles' from the nearest production. This is being remedied now: leased only a bit over a million. i The traditional clowns, year music, the ohs and ahs of or so ago they received $17 tim-- h PADLOCK on to run to Corners uranium from the and stands of Four valuable Canvas the the gate. There are just enough days before .wonderment, the looking on in from the government for that part of a- -- ber. ': -- (Construction - -beautiful floats, the Story ,Princess, and ,.. Christmas to get, outthat string of, globes - '- - around -the, rig floor. And -they Pacific Coast. - - ---- , is now Mesa' - ' bf theft reservation-tha- t all those other.fairyland characters-Twel- l, for outside trees and arhund the border of , where Verde National Park. That's . with Dancer, Prancer and Vixon that's the Christmas parade in Salt Lake , house, To -are. houses the famous cliff date, n on the' rooftop. That helps make City. ' the Council has received $37 million ' mis more exciting and our town most beau- was dressed for it, too; , Did in oil lease money: , Main down look or Wu!. ever Street upon you "The lite Indians are doing very United States and Canada, the pres- we would pay the freight (Utah By E. G. UNTERMANN well," 'a according to R. N. Usher, felt authentic ent the skeleton is it dinosaur House they country being Field of Utah only Director, structo president of the Citizen's State Bank would be quite appropriate for us Natural flistory replica showing the "internal ' Our friends from southern California ' has risen 95 feet in the past year. The Bu- of .Cortez. "Our total deposits in- so cast be She Ideal Cemettat "Illesi") in concrete skeletal to have far a ture" replica): -- complete Irrela -.a..little.' embarrassed, in. reau of Reclamation must get rid of a good' The Vernal Lions ClUb tame to our as we know, All other skeletal rep. creased more than $2 'million- last a e h incktheir long opposition to the Upper Colo-- deal of water to make room for the big rescue and paid the several hundred resentations have been exhibited . ..year. extinct for eons of time Storage Project, with a problem to in the were dollars cast spring runoff starting in April. and doors "The town is growing,- by leaps plaster. required , transport now one and then --every now facing thh Colorado River COmmission. ' this represents more than a' problem "bones" to Vernal. , and bounds. More than 500 trailers , Diplodocus is a welcome addition crops up apd makes news! The most The problem is what to do with surplus to the Lower Basin. It also represents a Since is our exhibit come in here and housing is have longest ,hall exhibits. museum's the to Standing recent sauropod to achieve publicity water. There's too much in Lake Mead be-- - challenge to the tipper Basin to get its skel. 50 feet the and The last census showed 2,680 Diplodocus only to lawn the on tight adjacent IIighway is one Diplodocus tamegel Hatcher. " hind Hoover Dam and no immediate man- -- mainstem dams built as quickly as possible. eton is in length by 15 feet No. 40 we trust it will cause no trat- people here but more keep coming in the reincarnation a not is This ' ket for more cheap power to be obtained This year has apparently peen the begin- . high, this necessitated its transfer fic jams or collisions. every day." "Bridey Murphy" manner but the - ning of the by letting water through the dam. wet cycle and it Amalt,toWn-41,sa:-4- 0 first .,planes--m-,- ;, 4tut lestorttiottzel a -- no longer was medium Triasicin small casting for Hine, aliport.Rental rent at its of bit Early in concrete. Quite a history ' power to Hoover Dam customers has been any longer,tharris absolutely necessary. ti.csal só.. we went over to durable, 200 million mon These about Air. a cars are at Frontier igo. years of this creation the premium precedes more cheap power nearly doubled, with-sti- ll concrete. After some ex-Filling ithe reservoirshehind Glen were the most 12 flights daily in and out i liens has reptiles Utah the of lawn on erected the ster But despite this high 'produc- yon and Flaming, Gorge dams will be a.,: . e successful form of land life that of this quiet town-"c-en; Field House of Natural History at peiirnentation it was, decided that tion; the reservoir stays high. In November, cement and aragonite would be the process at best. Every effort black-eye- d were ever and the devised,Nature of the ter pea industry of Vernal. ., a month when it usually drops sharply, the should be made to start storage before the best medium for casting the 500 to - ruling clique' over a period of 140 the U.S.") ' . clt )ppect n a foot The lake -- -AroRnd the turn of the century,,600-individuwet ucle runs Its course,. pieces - which ga to, Va. . No -- other form . , 4yr the Pittsburgh , make up the skeleton: Five months land animal can ever SUCCESS Andrew HOPES FOR in the begin to chal- - ' ' moarea Corners Four steel magnate, famous for his phi- - were consumed in the casting gained their lengthy reign, Although when and the VT. whith . and, Haypes after assembling !irec.enr: roan Is a arrival hs be and,ations,, s Itwould difficult, to imagine any -- - titude toward the property rights of others, Fmentum only lanthropy in No. 1 Sapp well came in sevform of - malicious deviltry Much worseand a stupid disregarct of the :possibility - So forth, extended his activities into - erecting the ,41tritter" required sev- - .now dominates the stage of time ' and,' being the only animal capable iral'''Weelcs agt). than poisoning dogs. Vandals or hoodlums', the field of dinosaur replicas. Dino- - eral additional months. that the poison may kill a tiny child insteadI Dick Stump, - who 'received hit or both, have raided pigeon lofts, filched saur fossils, especially complete VIIIILE SEVERAL concrete dino--- of , controlling his environment, of a clog. It's a form'Orinalicious - hfib, raps and broken winaows in schoolr,--- -- tion far-ou- t master's be none around a too abundant to were for degree in geology last June' skeletons,quite pmmises 'Of 'proportion, to the rettirns,ai.,., saurs , representing - from Iowa State College, played a construP he his shortens nat. churches and automobiles hereabouts in re- whileunless but the museums of the world prized ance in lite same as any other felonr"---- e cted , have been cent weeks:' all of which depicts a low de- - ' Owners, of course, should key role in that discovery. He joined them highly for their, exhibit and y the law in both the . ural stay by blowing himself to kingand erected of Texas' Exploration De; Standard come., dom this of . At educational behavior . gree ,human , point programs. , but dog poisoning and keep their, dogs penned or restrained - -- 1 Is the lowest yet. alleviate to the moved Mr. partment July 2 and was assigned ref". --on the premises. - Likewise, anyone who ' Carnegie CHANGLNG climates at the close of . '',.,s, ! . to the Northwestern Division head. Police officers this week-we- re has a gripe against a dog should contactt faced "shortage" of dinosaur skeletons by 60 million i Cretaceous ' times, ' 1. at S. headed with the investigation of another outbreak Dr. ', Arthur Coggequarters Albuquerque. by commissioning its owner and make known his complaint. ; years ago, resulted in the world. 61 dog poisonings, a little more than a District Geologist RorDubitzky. I shall to produce a complete set of year But the heartless rogue who kills dogs wide extinction of the dinosaurs, ' ' . ' a similar hareup on the west side. iI Dick was temporarily assigned , plaster molds' representing the t4 discriminately -in order to destroy one because of their inability to , largely , . to "sit on" the Haynes and VI'. (Dr. Cogge, dogs,in all have been destroyed re- sauropod Diplodocus. ticular animal,- or just because he does nott .. t- - --- - adapt themselves to changing con- - hole. He was there when the well shall is now director of the Santa cently by means of poison, all in the neigh- mew--is low form a of of generally, ' - likepgs ditions and also due to their over- If- - ' ' Calif Museum of Natural - - -- - borhood of 20th South and 25th East. the Point tali - Barbara old age. At and racial specialization Mr. ' these From Lookout Dog poisoning requires a brazen con- sands. is cruel a to history.) and vicious way Poisoning this stage in the geological history . , i --- ;,t4. , tempt for good sportsmanship an utter k take life. It has no place in a civilized Carnegie had 10 replicas created, In - ' EXAMINATION of the sam- FRall ,.; . of human sensibilities, a dishonest at- as which he obtuatdihengeaprtroh,auweieddesparecoadtdmero,undtriaeinr gifts presented plaster, -mtulity. ' ck,,,,,v;.: ,7 s, pies, he found evidence of oil to European, South American and climate which was wholly tibsulted N,,, '0,4c A shows and suggested testing. 'Nor. I k,k Mexican museums. The first of -- ; to the needs of animals, who had 1 To i ' 7 mally such shows are expected some. i : Edk i of at the suggestite King these, .1 J ,.s what deeper in this section, but tests s'' - 75 Yowl Ago the world, 'was laughed et by ward VI!, of England, went to the From tho Deserot News Files) were , made anyway. As a result' of was 1:::, -, Thanks" NOV. discoverer of the the British Museum on May 12, 1905. i stie30Today - Bertillion, 25 Years Ago Jt,,--,- . I i......,r,L. 1. ,F come, and the smaller, warm- - Dick's timely and careful examina- - ' Bertillion giving Day and so no News was When the other nine ', x of system were ,!:,''', -- replicas NOV. 30, I932The Women's measurements. blooded mammals took over the ' 1i ' former had Issued. I's ;' ' tion, a new productive zone was dis- , V i the molds were 'stored in ', Patriot Corporation demanded read a man's The and i 1 completed ' "discovearth. 100 1 Years covered. palm Ago ' , ,, ; of Carnegie Museum that the State Department re-- ired" by the line.that he was a NOV. 30, 1,' memorial' the basement We only hope that Diplodocus ' te.,: '''' ,, At the moment, the Sotex and fuse admission to Albert Ein- - criminal, when the fact turned of Professor1957The t Silliman and 42 ' where they collected Pittsburgh'' ', will be able to survive our winter 1 ' stein, German scientist. The Calco 40 more soot for than geologistes sitting on two ....-- -years. out to be that he was an hon- othor men of Connecticut to - temperatures, for he will make 1" , group made the charge that Ein- - est workman, his hands lined by President James Buchanan was nOw drilling in the Four wildcats - quite I pathetic figure, at times, stein was a Communist. TRE DINOSAUR as it appears Corners area are crossing their fin. the nature of his toll. The ar- printed in full. It objected "with, - FOLLOWING the erection of ' when a blanket pf snow covers his -- Utah Field House of Natural His- - 50 Years tide describing the discussion, grief,' II ' not withastonishnAgo today on the lawn in front of gers in hopes that their luck Will be icicles back his from and Museum Natin of NOV. 30, 1907 House the Carnerie Utah dangle 1948, Field the and Lombroso, illustrated with photo. wnt" the sending- of federal tory as, good as .vick Stump's. , chin. ,. called the greatest criminologist, graphs, occupied an entire page. troops Into 'Kansas. offered us the biptodö'cus molds i- fural History. "STANDARD OILER" MAGAZIN') (TROBS - il , - or jo - ' .4 - - . .4y. - Salt taleiCity, Utah, Saturday, November 30, 1957 - . , C. We stand for the Constittaionof the United Slates. as havihg been divinely inspirad. . 4 .,, . . . j ... - l . - et bk, , o'co.,:,,71,or e.:11 cz....t,-.,, - , tt -- -: - Indian Country --- - flock - -- ------ - -- , ,.., -, , 4, .. ( - , .- sign-langu- at , I . , I I - ) - - - "jt Pliiiif . N , , I ) Nt ., - -- -. - o -- - ..to '' We-rattle-- - -- t "' 0 - ---- - ,, - g, , 4 ,,, 1, ,Ni., N, - o . , e 't 42 1 ,'. peo--p- '- - - - ' N-N- . - ill Ili! 1 4. 1, 4'. people-to-peop- le "- - - ...MOE . . s -- - -- people-to-peop- le . - ,,, - Territory n-Jil- - Due an. - 1 , ; ' ift, -- - Discovery Of Oil, Gas And ium -1- . 600-mi- le , . s . Cal-fou- the . non-offici- al bung . ' -- -------- - -- -- --- -- -- igilts at Chtlistmas Time TT , , . - - s . - - of -- . - ' - , , . . ., - -- - , - pop-ey- ed - . Re Christ-Downtow- . ! I - Too Much Water - - - - -- --- bf - -- - - - --- - - , -- , . - A Utah Dinosaur - - . , , , be-ju- radO-Rive- st r: r -- i A-14-3,Tea- - , . 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