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Show It ' '7. :'31!2v,p.s:doolothi' ;ECON ECTIO , viipd.s.'''.mpiolgot.-VOL 335. No. 1ddriteritYP:,0y, 8 WEST'S FIRST k 101st Year NEWSPAPER SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL Legislature. be called' Monday, June will session The special probably Gov. J. Bracken Lee Sattiacher fWest High School) and urday tentatively set the date be out for summer In a meeting with the Utah scescation then. of course I would Legislative Council. attend inyway." , He said the date would stand senator Marthakis, said be unlelis it proved inconvenient didn't expert the session to be oh to the legislators. Howayer, it .evernight ' affair. "Knowing seemed that only legislators oe- - the temperiment of the leglswith firming duties later's, I can't see a quick deupied have any problem in at- - don. The appropriations questending a special sessiop at the tion is the big bale. In the regutime. lar session, the appropriations committee sent two budget bills PLEASES TRACHEAS to the governor. He vetoed both. tentative the on Commenting I don't think they. should eye (13- gen. Marthakis S. P. date, in to him now." , Salt Lake), Deivocratic Senate StSSION SEEN SHOW floor leader, remarked that June However, Rep. Merrill X. 4 should be a good time for a lt Davis Lake). Republiaession. special can floor leader in the House, "It will be convenient for said be expected the session am a school not to bst more than "a week Ine," be said. or ten ays." "rho June 4 date should be an right with everyone except possibly the rural legislators. We city people won't find it in- c,--' V LI.L(LI&.j:L, - LY) L , W,o)$,Ot:.,fii.,i.c9:1:1-iil.0.!iOli.- .:e1.04x,,,zr,,,P 1"e' ,T'vMP'"PF11 - - CHANNEUZED INTIRSELMON t 74 e ' 4:Ne NEW Get VETERANS wr". five-mi- ; 4, 0,, : CLANt, , HIGHWAY , , -a 4 ' right-of-w- "'"t .43, , . ' ' of the city will take through Tort Douglas. The dotted' line indicates the present route Wasatch Boulevard takes 4 , 1 Prr,'4 Fr 'WEW ItOADVONSTRUCTIO4.4The double 'llnetshows the route the new $400,000 artery to the southeast section d Awaits Achve Duty - 81 - T 111 or - soon;.,. In Mord County; where the of grain crop was normal last Year, more thin 40" 000 ocres of dry land grain will be total lose if Otero Is no storm 00011; ;tho4 :Mnisrd-Bea:Sone-thir-d; : er three-tent- Naval ; Reserfes-Starts- - Fhght Drills July- 1 . Navel' geservi 'persionnel of the Naval Air Facility at Salt JAM .unidpal; Airport :mill start regular- - flight drilla and a trabling duty period July 14 Lt. S. EL 'Ones,' otncer two-we- ek In charge, Said Saturday., ' The naval slight training Pro'. gram ,is being expanded and - gets game 1310 Palings for aviation pound of precipitation dor- officers and enlisted ratingsnre LL Jones ng An4sora, it has recelesd arsa-noratall- , ' gookommemay. Saida a ea& lassedi iia somisms ' ass SWIM I" gig dis , sMLL , FOPVLAl2 Itorter' mods this book i TITO CIO AtICTIONS 'DAILY Cut Ourry ;They're Gobs Fait. litT41 4 PAL , ,, , MILTO.111 PAIL Com; le at ea. et lake eel tooled soy born pee(.116 Moe 4our - grotmd.-4-- : t 4t 11-- -- ST COMPANY 'AMWAY IZOADWAY '0, : 1:1::.C2aD,:- ,' the friendliness ncil:sHI? et ..f,!. ,, - .44 ,:. 2:- g---- -t- -e k:-- ,' c KAYE TCUZ C3AT " CLAZ:3, Mani TILLAIIII, ta de sages z DGIAL13) MODERN CLIANINII 'SANT AND YOU S'4 OWL E:atizz.'s STEltC1 . Of Om Cmoodi of iilm,Twolys , t ,1 ' cr, tz word d z : ' ':':'! : 1. '1 r , . .. man tom - f:,- ::. K East South Tenipl. S Salt Lake City. Utah - SPIZITS" Am address t'." ,, r-,- , , ; re. , .,,,......t Owe ,'. , 4' II. - r .'' , :, '' al - 00 ',' Of e liolo ,.. - :. ; ; U2 IA$I v 2,', , te. , . , Owed , ,.,,,, , Lab rta:J , ' !; - ; - ,; . , . 7 , KSL SU:MAY 9 P. For loafed iitatombow - 0.31- .6 SLI:MAY 843 A. Ms rr:: ' Ve Igo XIST SOU ., Solt cr.s4aL 4 9 r Flee TWOS Sipe& : 0 0 gip'. .:' Swim ., , as 9 3 ,vLr-.17- Turzacur c:cm ,;,,r, f ', tamp ty " x71 of Jesse Chtiot ', ...., SE AXTICZYVork on thu nv.. Tooth' 11 Boulevard with rifth to stretch link of toed talk South Street et Zawamtli Last Street wiU begbl SOON the state imnounced Saturday. The cost, will be shared by 2. , the state and federal governments.' 1r10211S OtTll ' :,,a,:7,..,.,;,;:.,,,71,,,,, and warmth ci his liereoncditt and to lame d his bete kr the Jr did id' abooroe , ,, l,-.,- , Partaking of 4 UNIT : ,,,., sifts Evert STATE SCVT11 :31 mos our tig id cm a4 - ..- :::OCC3;C33 . - i-- , plitten , , Because of the lack'oi n;ois. Ceatieuell On Page a will' 'discover' t , Miabir Fdonit Depodt tuutakeco Cotperstios g - TO lostvg,4 - s,,,,, sincete; and generous hien& Recding it will be hie f;ein Ce httrin' rtEgvEsr,:, iLOP1 - By Pres. George )11dt Smith . , , ICC:1111111E ,111113 Ski ELLECI . WEIL ()TIERS Is Tie talarosontele Weg, C4401107 , : E NSW CONST1UCTIC14 4 LAN 'six-tent- hs F ;11CIAT'C'C'JILY '7SHARING THE'"GOS DIGGEST ,41.1.tlir hs ' depall in ISIS. as N ...o. , : O -. , tidn companies to cut back allocation& Over in Delta, wtters farmers have received from one acre to one sad' feet of water per share, they orM de well to,' get of an ocss,foorthis In the Sevier t Vafle erotmd 'Richfield and' 'farther Ciouritlyeur alto. within illimPotti -sbout the same. lAst lion year there was ampk water In the reservoirs So- tam can of theoseds of the' farmer k-- but this year the runoff ;,,was virnil. tually , Some Sevier iatiatetieepanial are already charging for water being used. Normally this would not take place until the last of April or the- first part of May. 'sithe ground is se dry In Kano areas,le, says TAW. Mar Price, Sevier County agent, wthat the farmers :are - unable to plow without first irrigating the , ann tirmran 4,- VC , other-cro- - CMAtoottlite Write SKItoW ,.., a1 fen A ou hero u ruPS,',1 ce New róuthYea lands will go unproductive again this year 'unless , , t . sprbi : 04 By CONRAD B. HARRISON about half that In each- ,of the ' 2 liParm crops in south half past two seasons. TX.A1111:1:ATZ STOEMS of Utah and on the eastern skto What few storms show up are of the state are taking an unmerciful' biating from dtouth. exasperating' in ,their confinement or size; Soule 11 Inches of .Not likothe precipitation for mow fell at IrMniore about the-pu- t two years, everything three weeks 'ato, ' buttt !fes unmeeted with farm production eonfined almost, to the ; city Is ',way ...below normal." Hun.' 'b a VI dreds of thousands of acres of Depleted, reservoirs for It nude necessary 'Irriga grain.. sugar ' beet, potato and steady t..' I': , I Farm. ro1ns-4tatur- be-ma- a supeilliAway The etit:oft 11 part - that vtilt ehannel truffle from the siouth' of Parley's : Canyon to the 00WM01711 area.' Completion ofthe new ' fa' is expected, by late. ' ' bighway . UNMERCIFUL IBEATIHGS Utah Air Guard Flight 2 . ay -- - ems le - HOSPITAL lit;;-- badly-injure- sob ea NMI end foll I loan pat os. Coomposulled al 01 It-- , ! : , stop ne en-lin- ty 4 fit as - The highway will cut through Douglas and connect with the present .1S 'curve at irourth - South 'and Teith Eut ' ' Stiets. to serve the south- - ' chairman' 11. D. east section, and to4 takA too- - ;. Whittenburg, of the State Road Commission, heavy traffic from over-bu- r. said the $400.000 artery dened Sunnyside Avenue, Ninth scheduled, to be completed by South Street and Thisteenth late talL Much Of tho; thoroughfare irM Included in' the projeCt la be over tilting roads that will widening of foothill Blvd. be widened and remfaced. (11., S. Ilighway 40 Alternate) to Most of the four-lAstretch make a four-lahighway from through Pt. Douglas will be the mouth s:if Parley's Csinl'ea new, however. Centineed es Page 4 All of the for Lb. highway has been secured except for a portion of Lb. Bonneville golf course that 1COO PICTURES is Deeded. The- state and city are negoti- OF WEST'S ating on this matter now. W. L. Anderson, assistant chief smti- DAEIES 'SLATED neer of the State Road DepartMont than 100D pictures ment, said the state's needs will not necessitate any change in at Mountain West's babies the course tees or fairways. be publIshed in a sp.- Needed, he said. Is a strip Mat , Album" section cid "Daby TwentitNo. 5 the bole. along IA the Deseret Etws. May first least St. ' ' Houses along the , are already being6 moved. Rids In the corttest, called for .construction wil be nary wirdiers have beta about June L Mr. Whittenburg selected from pictures and the parents have been aoti-are sow Plans for project Dad by Letter. to being finished preparatory Selection of the fins& their submittal to the -U. S. Buon tnners will' Teat of Public' Roads.- Seventy Saturday when the babies per tent of the cost of the prol- be judged "in person' ect, wilL be, paid for by ,the , at the Deseret news. The new artery is designed. ne TIP DRAFT BpARp:;.(2viless NETS TOP .NET.ws::.,AWAPP - - fast-growi- ut Yea' Nozmum .. - - It two-ye- ar ,,, .., , " thie year State Road Commission ifficiale said Saturday... underground test program at last fan.' The 210th Tow Target Plight, Governor Leo Saturday Dugway March 26 after a Utah Air National Guard last the Legislative Counfederal active duty, lapse. cil to prepare bills and make unit to facs . detests to is of the on Purpose July l reported Saturday necessary compromises in adtermine resistance of various vance of the special session, so night that it has a waiting list types of substances to under- political haggling and a drawn-O- of men who want to getAnto the unit session can be avoided. ground shock waves. Following completion of the current dry clay tests, attention will be turned to blasts against dry sand, wet clarand limestone. Later experiments will be turnets to granite and A Beaver man with exclusive information about thi sandstone. protest resignation of the Beaver Count, Diatt Board antEll TUTS DtIll over college deferments won last week's $IO News. Tip Most of the shooting will be Contest. done within the boundaries of The 'winner wants his name withheld.-- Contestants the Dugway Proving Grounds. rowever in December a small , are eligltde to compete for prize money in the tip contest seek shot against granite will each week and still keep their name secret---al they prater. be mad. near Grand Junction, The weekly $2 awards went out tor'tipeon a Salt Colo.. while more pOwerful Lake boy who was struck on the bead while defending t charges will fire in sandstone, d his dog barn an alleged attacker,- a, store nur cull. Dile, Emery Cain; ' ty, next year. burglary in Karnes and an oil fire at Brigham Ci(r. care Mrs. The winners of $2 awards, lespectively, Karnes of K. G. Gallacher of 4$ Visaing 111., Tha Larilie$ CI t , and Charles 11. Gifford of Brigham City: or dial News To mita the pitons Tip Contest, ' the newest Deseret News bureau. to collect 4 - - to channd ttattic from the mouth. of Parley's Canyon to downtown Salt Lila City will be built Begin Tests itinarsr - super-highw- ay - BAtIK ,GUARAIITEED, ..,.......,... ..,.,.,.. , Al Dugway , ., ... Small Blasts , . 4 , (R-Sa- , - ' ', ,g sea-wou- ld 0 I A ra k2) t convenient." 'he added that a special session in late May or early June was more or less expected. 'It bad to be called before- the end of the biennium," (June 301 he added. During the session, the lawmakers will have to provide apThe Array Corps of Eigineers propriations for 18 items which Saturday repotted blasts to Governor Lee vetoed on a supdaft in the current under- - plementary budget bill submitted at the regular session. Funds ;rotted explosion test program for institutions of higher learnGrounds it Dugway Proving will be of prime importance ing have consisted only of small on the budget issue. lois shots in dry day. OTHER IMAM:WES However they indicated that Other measures due for acOath, beavier tion later 't b I include a plan to merge the charges will be leased against State Highway Patrol and Dereinforced eoncTete targets and partment of Criminal Identificathat these tests erM be in- tion; a plan to clear up election creased in severity - until late procedure for district school boards, and a plan to appoint the , May. state superintendent of public LEASE instruction along lines of a conThe Engineers reiumed their stitutional amendment adopted - E,.rgo,,::'::-!::-:,h,-- ro--1 Completion of De 1951-5- 3 Utah state budget and increased salaries for school teachers appeared Saturday as major items on the agenda for a special session of the Twenty-nint- h 1951- 8, - Uthh June 4 Date Favored By All Except Farmers , MOUNTAIN THE L ita 41 ok k Iles, tir es.w.di oh-- aft A. - Cage ili law - tVe ii It Rm. , - , 1 |