| Show 1 BREWERY WORKERS PONDER FUTURE WITH INSTANT BEER CINCINNATI Ohio (UPI)— The unsullied pleasure of of cold beer may soon be corrupted by an - a bottle or can ersatz product called 1'instant beer" Delegates to the 27th biennial convention of the International Brewery Workers Union were told today that the product may soon be ready for distribution and new processing methods — automation Although among them "instant beer"— are causing concern among the union's top ranks j the new product is viewed with mixed reaction among the The process involves quick freezing fresh beer and removing the water in the form of ice The concentrate can then be shipped in tank cars and "reconstituted" at bottling plants scattered around the country Shipping costs would be cut 75 per cent "The process would be a benefit to the big breweries with national distribution" James Wolfe union director of education and research said "By having bottling centers in several places they might cut into the business of local just-add-wat- er rank-and-fi- le breweries" "While we might lose some jobs at the big brewing centers we might pick up more jobs at the new recon-stituti- points" he added But Wolfe said he had no idea of how the members of the union would take to the new product beer-drinki- ng on OGDEN ST AMD AR D EXAMINER New Peril Rises In Washington Pesticide Case j OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING AUG 13 1953 St: Lawrence Traffic on Increase TOPPENISH Wash (AP) -The threat of a new pesticide problem hung over the Yakima Valley Tuesday as the chemical dust from a weekend scare settled to the ground Clark Brown chief of the pesticide branch of the State Agriculture Department said there have been reports of sick horses and cattle west of here The area is one where hop fields have been dusted with pesticide officials Meanwhile probed Saturday night's scare caused by a poisonous pesticide dropped by crop dusting planes on hop fields state portion of grain shipped from Atlantic ports declined from 25 per cent in 1958 to 13 per cent in 1962 ERS said that export grain traffic at Gulf and Pacific ports so far has not been materially affected by the seaway In fact exnort erain traffic at rGulf ports increased due par Traffic of all commodities on cultural commodities particu tially to reduced rail rates to the Gulf ports the seaway in 1958 totaled 118 larly US grain for export Grain shipments from Great million tons During 1959 the Lakes and imoroved ports directly to overseas ENGLISH CONSTABLE enlarged seaway carried 204 million tons al- destinations via the St Law though the expected amount rence River in 1958 totaled only CATCHES OWN IDEA! was 25 tons The tonnage in 1962 about 100000 tons This was 4 ASHBY England (UPI)-Malc- olm reach 256 million If this rate of per cent of an US grain ex Wilebur a police increase does not increase the ported in that year in 19?2 U S constable decided it would goal of 50 million tons annually overseas shipments from tne be a good idea for his young will not be achieved by 1968 A Great Lakes ports were 58 mil to have the volume ranging from 35 to 40 lion tons 18 per cent of the exnow so that she measles million tons bv 1968 aDDears panded total of US grain ex would be immune more likely ports A neighbor's child had the LRA said that although a Overseas shipments measles and Wilebur let nrobablvv — has' from Atlantic coast ports re w traffic Dattern his daughter play with her j mained almost stable from 1958 She did not contract the disw tion of the seaway already has to 1962 although total grain ex ease Wilebur did altered the movement of agri ports rose 70 per cent The pro- -- till Falls Shori of Sis Potential Department WASHINGTON (UPI) An Agriculture study shows that traffic on the St Lawrence Seaway has increased spectacularly since 1958 but is still short of expectations If current trends continue the volume on the new waterway may not reach its expected goal of 50 million tons of cargo by 1968 the department said The study prepared by the department's Economic search Service (ERS) shows the quantities of agricultural and other commodities shipped on the seaway from 1958 — a year before it was opened to large seagoing vessels—to 19G2 Re- daughter grain M A cfoso-to-ho- tour for-- me SALT LAKE CITY OGDEN AND PROVO J RENT-A-DRESS- Elegance — for the evening in the latest fashion is represented in a rental collection shown in London England Gown above is of French chiffon FOR MEREDITH Barnett Acts - To Block Degree Rife ' JACKSON Miss (UPI)— Gov Ross R Barnett has moved to block the graduation of James H Meredith from the University Cof Mississippi next Sunday Meredith who was enrolled at Ole Miss last September with the backing of federal troops after a night of campus rioting called Barnett's move "purely - : Barnett who personally barred Meredith from the school for a time last fall asked the school to withhold the Negro's diploma until an investigation of anti-segregati- state- on ments Meredith is alleged to have made - Meredith is scheduled to receive his bachelor's degree Sun- day Barnett said in a statement Monday he believed the Meredith violated a directive hv imivprsifv nrpcJHAnt Jnhn D Williams which advised stu dents and faculty against making public statements about the desegregation crisis VIOLATES TERMS waiucu cidiiiicu ivicicuiiu iias made a number of statements to newsmen which "clearly and of the directive" "It might be pretty hard for Gov Barnett's forces to win an election if I graduate" Mere- dith said when contacted at his uummury Barnett is reportedly backing - lx tiov Johnson former Gov P ColeFaux B J against man in Mississippi's current governor's race Search Yields Plane With 6 SEOUL Korea (AP) — A US military airplane carrying six American military personnel and missing since Aug 4 has been located down in the mountains 18 miles southwest of in South Korea Kangsong-n- i a United Nations Command spokesman said today There was no indication of life in the area he said There were no immediate de tails but ihe plane apparently into the mountains takeoff from Kangsafter shortly 90 miles northeast of ong-ni Seoul and 10 miles south of the ' demilitarized zone An intensive search was hampered last weekend by typhoon Bess - crashed 'HONOR' KEEPS CLIENTELE ON SECRET LISTS LONDON UP) — A party girl declined to name her clients to a government inquiry into the Profumo scandal because it is a "point of honor" in her profession to keep her affairs with 'men secret Margaret (Ronna) Ricarr do 22 who had testified in the trial of Dr Stephen WTard appeared before Lord Denning who is looking into the security aspects of the Profumo matter She told him her clients o were and influential people But said she had not disclosed any names "I never would" she told newsmen later "It is a matter of honor that you don't name your clients My business depends on trust It takes a long time to build up a clientele of my stand-well-to-d- ing' J tfrr7 Plan to picnic camp fish hike and take pictures in ths high lake creas -- political" ' certain V gr -- Thfou £h Scenic Canvons to GHostTowns Hide-outs and a Dinosaur Fugitive — i This 293-mil- e day or weekend drive offers rich rewards to you and your family as it crosses the Wasatch Mountains through the land where the West was won and save this Tour Route j (cup Though this tour can easily be made in a day fascinating side trips may tempt yoii to turn it into a longer trip As you motoramble over mountains and through forested gorges where streams and lakes glisten in the sun you'll discover ghost towns and bandit lairs a former hide-ocoal fields and coke ovens and even a rare ozocerite po-lyga- j Along the way peaceful retreats beckon you to Ifish for trout stroll woodland trails gaze at impressive panoramas and relax amid the balm of nature at attractive picnic and camping sites It's an outing to delight you and every member of your family From Ogden head south on US91 to Om SALT LAKE CITY Start at South Temple and State Streets driving south on US 91 The highway quickly leaves the industrial section pushes past former Pony j Express station sites and crosses extensive farmlands like those around Lehi West of here a side trip of about 15 miles goes to FAIRFIELD near which you can see CAMP FLOYD j with pioneer structures marking the location of the nation's largest Army encampment of the 1850's Just north of Lehi Route 80 the dramatic Alpine Loop Road is jthe highly recomHISTORIC STATE PARK mended 45-mi- le "long-way-aroun- mountain-canyo- n scenery Timpanogos Cave National Monument (50£ guide fee children under 12 free) Aspen Grove Bridal Veil Falls an aerial tramway and Provo Canyon Or you may continue south on US 91 to mist ut rnine are wonderful d" to Provo Highlights of this route 52m PROVO Just east of Utah Lake and the home of BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY this is a thriv- ing steel and agricultural trade center Its Geneva Works of the US Steel Corporation is one of the biggest west of Chicago The university's upper campus overlooking the city is a pleasant drive away and if you make the trip Monday through Friday the pioneer iviuseum warrants a stop to inspect a replica of a pioneer log cabin and other historical exhibits South of Provo follow US 89 through spring vtlle whose high school houses a noted art gallery 73m THISTLE Settled just 65 years ago and named for plants growing in the valley this is chiefly a highway junction where US 6 and 50 head eastward and your route US 89 continues southward along the SAL NATIONAL edge of MANTI-LFOREST and moves gradually up the western flank of the Wasatch Range to 100m FAIRVIEW This is a dairying and farming community It is the departure point for your mountain-climbin- g excursion over the Wasatch Mountains via Route 31 one of Utah's choice panoramic roads Before leaving town be "sure your gas tank is full The road curves u Canyon from the Sanpete Valley and quickly enters MANTI-LSAL national forest where tall A Fair-vie- w A pines and meadowlands create charming pastoral pictures In another 11 miles the road crosses Skyline Drive that snakes along the Wa- satch Plateau beneath 10000- - and 11000-fo- ot peaks and affords 100 miles of terrific views You might like to sample some of them by fol- lowing part of the high road north or south Route 3 1 continues south-- 55 US 12 it ing settlement is the turning point north on Route 10 Side roads along the way lead to such varied spots as coal mines canyons lakes and deposits of fossil dinosaur bones Your next stop is 166m PRICE center of both a coal and agricultural region This community services a large section of central and southeastern Utah where recent discoveries of uranium and natural gas deposits have been made An interesting point of call is the CARBON COLLEGE PREHISTORIC MUSEUM in the MUNICIPAL BUILDING which displays rocks minerals dinosaur relics and Indian artifacts Check here too for information on guided tours to Indian petroglyphs and a dinosaur quarry West of the city follows US 6 and 50 which parallels the Price River to Helper in the midst of many old mining camps in Price Canyon Proceed to 176m CASTLE GATE named for castellated stone formations that crowd the highway and guard the entrance to the valley It is a noted coal mining town whose lore includes a daring payroll robbery back in 1897 by Butch Cassidy and his famous Robbers Roost Gang that terrorized the West for some 34 years The highway continues northwestward passes pinkish Castle Rock and winds up Price River Canyon to 2i o Approximate Mileages tour) Salt Lake Cii Scale of Miles A 1 f! l 73L T camp FioYD Utah fJv rNS rr£4 tor & 20 lp Q v::W:v TIMPANOGOS' l N?i NAT' CAVE Jfi89¥ L Springvi!!8craSi: s a farm- See America Best BvGar 1 Highway Numbers State Highway Numbers M eastward and a short distance along just off the road lies what's left of CONNELLSVILLE which for a brief spell around 1875 enjoyed a coal and coke boom You can see remnants of some of the mines and coke ovens in the vicinity It was around here too that during that same period Peter Moran hid fugitive polygamists from the US Marshals From here Route 31 gradually winds down Huntington Canyon edging the creek and passing enchanting lakes and inviting campgrounds where it's nice to linger for fishing nature hikes a picnic or a camping sojourn 145m HUNTINGTON J IB Qf fi- ff m c - I - :?yv:-v-tj&s- l CJII VICV Sfr' L TAIN and returns down HOBBLE CREEK CANYON to SPRINGVDXE " Vvvvv7:v Tucker ::::Soldier 'Summit LASAL V N AT osl I"FV j7 r(l ICoitoh-- ' H Castle Gate v !::: Priced rHuntin gton Dividends are excellent fishing streams lovely woodlands gentle mountain scenery and numerous camp and picnic groundsOtherwise you& route is US 89 and 91 north to Provo Lehi and 293m SALT LAKE CITY With completion of this circle you and your family will have added another outstanding motor trip to your growing logbook of pleasure in which history and nature combine to create a wealth of fascinating sightseeing fun for everyone £1 :§£ FOR one-da- DIAMOND FORK circles RED MOUN- v " I Upper Spanish "Fork Canyon and skirts the lower edge of one section of UINTA NATIONAL FOREST Along the way you'll go through TUCKER the northern terminus of the scenic Skyline Drive 220m THISTLE On a y trip you'll probably be ready to head for home But if you're on a week end and still want to add a bit more exploration to your journey you could make a profitable excursion into Uinta National Forest by following the road that turns right about three miles north of Thistle and runs up This series of tour suggestions is published on behalf of your local service station dealer by the American Petroleum Institute— to remind you that you see America best by car ff 191m COLTON In broad tilted hills of oil shale it is' near the junction of Route 96 (left) that leads to SCOFIELD RESERVOIR with its fishing the semighost town of Scofield Sal locales near and Manti-L- a Past Colton on US 6 and 50 you'll go by one of the world's few ozocerite fields where the waxlike mineral has been mined Farther on SOLDIER SUMMIT is the divide between the COLORADO RIVER and GREAT BASIN drainage systems From here the road runs through Con-nellsvi- lle For other tour information write Ujah Tourist and Publicity Council State Capitol Salt Lake City 14 Utah |
