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''rs- - i4 11: 1111A 44: ''' NE HANG" Ss t s 't' Se l - N i1ATE- 5- 1 i — t Donald Duck 4 ''It1 - '1 t 1 t — 1 lyont r i -- - 2- - i''' 14 LIKE TO KNOW IANAT CANYON PP TO LURE you INTOT1416 PEEPICAMENT - "'' !SACK IN kSteve 4 41 ° VIA rI I4AVE) 6 " ‘ wilon '2 4': ' ''' 1 ' - 7 '' 'Ilf hi I - PLACID A 4 trzoce ----' -- 1 - Ale ' !41 (1 d lr POP! tillA 111A1 " 4114 01 QUITE YOU 4-- 4 4 4 I 011 - dillIl ---- ' ' - vi i SY BKS Aii - i ' - 1 74 tO 31 1 t41A)) &1 114111! new---hont- 1 )j : ' - - l‘ v4 -- --- -- TTIA)ule ' - --- a '4 1 1 Cati e I 4‘ iti 1 4 wousix t (s k egeow---- 11 loopme - — PATTERN I Lito 1 t e bi t 46 p toe 0011111''''' ICANT 1 k — h enJoy 0 torImproper 1 Cit -- : i- i- 1905-12- th e ill -- We spoke of two for dam supplies electric power Al-l of the electlicity used in early dams They were used to most halt control the waters of floods and southern-Californi- a during the past s COM they helped men to save water for 14 years-haUNCLE RAY growing crops t Both of those things are impc-rtenWe adventitres True aviators today in many places there is special need to block floods and will be the great system of modern irriga- t enture tion has been built up with the mailed eithout charge to any readWho asks for it and Inclose a er help of dams envelope There still are floods to be sure stamped Address your letter to Uncle Ray but there would be More of them In care of The Salt Lake Tribune- except for the dams already built Our dams help to supply water for hundreds of thousands of square miles of land Without that water much of the land would be worthless or almost so With it we grow valuable crops where deserts used to be Hoover dam is one of the great A ones of the world Formerly called tcz) 0 ' Boulder dam it stands near Boul52 l der City close to the southern bor i ' i der of Nevada The dam and the huge lake which it has brought 1 $ I into being are on both sides of the '4 r Nevada-Arizon- a line 'Ii 4 That lake is the largest ever :wade by a dam— It has a length of t "Q-115 miles The Muddy river and 7 J the Virgin river help to supply 0 1 1 water for the lake but it is fed 1cld chiefly by the Colorado river Hoover dam was finished in C) 1936 Before it was built a way 1 had to be found to keep the ColoR c) rado river frorri causing trouble c while workmen were putting up I 0 e the huge concrete mass Tunnels z- were cut through canyon walla to 0 Srp give a new course to the river --c until the dam was ready t I 4 Hoover dam is the highest In t-:kit ' the world rising 727 feet above iz the bottom of the canyon It has almost three times as much ma "74g14' sonry as the Great Pyramid of 4 r:' Gizeh The Grand Coulee dam in 11 i the state of Washington is not so ' high but it has far more masonry and is regarded as the "world's 01 I e -- 411 tr t rea— 3505-15t- O f -- VP- UNCLE RAY'S CORNER of the state" The church has denied the Drunken driving' and driving ap- charge- - One missionary pealed the ouster order Mr Tor-- - with a revoked operator's license onto expects the appeal to be rematied in heavy fineslor two persons who appeared in traffic court denied A year ago there were 32 L D S before Police Judge Arthur J Missionaries in Czechoslovakia Mays Monday morning Stanley Osborne no address tow there are only 18- The envoys ousted at the expira- - listed was fined $175 and sention of their permits and others tenced to serve 35 days in city jail have completed their mission 30 days to be suspended upon payconterms Nissionarleei who haven't ment of fine after he h mission have victed of drunken driving completed a a vehicle been transferred to other--Eur0 e 2o - INTELLIGENCE 12c--TEST - i "How do you like that! The boioi wants um to come back to work and we've only been down here an hour!" Fined $150 Term in Jail 2937-5t- it 41 Illiba7i41z' 'Atikit rs - ' 4 -- ARE NO - sOM e - amp ic - THERE'S GOOD HUNTING HERE IN 114' TIMER COUNTRY! A i - - 1 'MA i - MAT PLANE'? 'TO BUY 'parr ilo1 -- - 1 PIPNT FOLIAN 101-AND I MJUOREST FMON"ItY! FOLLOW ME WHEME GET 114' MONEY WW1 DiDr NOU HERE140T-Ft00- ? CND vOU sostairr PLYING PANGHUI --- - ' - - : - while his operator's license was spean mission& revoked Bill Howard 4651 Locust ave was fined $100 Dates Drama Other casts disposed of included: A drama "Christmas in Other Speeding—Ruth Tuttle Holladay Lands" will be presented by the forfeited 137 Wally Orr 3582 ES forfeited 110 Ralph Ilawthorne Parent-TeacheAssn 3200 West Carey 530 Columbus save fined at their monthly meeting Wednes125 Walter C Johnson 946 Princeton ave forfeited 15 Rex T Owens day at 2 pm in the school auditorium 1632-7t- h East Sixth grade 1946 S West Temple fined 130 Ralph William Kramer 1232 W pupils will be featured in the play 5th South forfeited $12: Edwin J IMMO Reimann 1834 E 3010 South forfeited 117 Donald L Black 976- forfeited 117 Elias 3rd East Roblez Bingham also charged with and driving imImproper signaling properly on a laned highway fined 130 Also Marvin G Eyre 1 A chanticleer would belong to East forfeited 127 C L Peterson 918 Euclid ave fined 120 Donald Which species below? fined A Park 1885 Hillerest ave Flemish Giant Guernsey $20 D E Jones 653 W 4th North Persian fined 120 Richard L Mayne 710 Wyandotte fined 130 William E : 2 The fraction 2020 should Vine it Drew 2546 Hartford at fined 120: Itiake one think primarily of which B Neff 1130 S llth West Donald — — doctor? also charged with operating a vehicle with faulty muffler faulty Chiropodist Optometrist brakes and improperly licensed veOsteopath Physician hicle fined 140 LYIe Thomas S A person with the degree Blatant 58 N 2nd West fined 115: CL0 Would probably try to sell William Mc Foxley 141 W 2nd North also charged with Impropyou Medicine erly overtaking another vehicle Steamship Tickets fined 115 Clarence L Spleker 4 Insurance Encyclopedias h East fined 125 4 A rack employed on a pool W Oar tern—Gerald Improper table is usually of which shape? 1140 Denver el fined 120 Niel C East fined Jorgenson Oblong Triangular 130- Circular Square anothor W driving Negligently 5 Which one of the following 702-W Knutson vehicle—Fred Is associated with a cup of coffee? Sagebrush ave fined 120 Benny Jacobs 2042 E 14500 South fined Cruller Cruet ' $25 Casserole Crucible B Ignoring semaphore--Arle- ne Jones Mitchel 65 WI 4th North 41 forfeited 112 D O Kirk 1166 ave forfeited 110: Mike E Sherman Cerrone Lark forfeited 110 Wia lliam W Henline 6120 W 3500 A0 ' South forfeited 118 I 410 il 196 sehicle— Improperly licensed '" VS Manuel G Labato 835 N Redwood ititsalt him jli fined Rex 112 Owens rd Thomas : i1310 1945 S West Temple forfeited 15 Ire 31 to Failure yield right of Lester Smith East forfeited $35: Emery J Our and Huntington Emery county oll forfeited 136 Improperly overtaidng' another 910 gi sivtlicterfolirnteiellirsittasom too another vehicle Following oloselp—George A Hardman Hanna lortelted 1311 passing—Franklin L ave fined 120 i 1111 - — — - By Zack yosfiy - 41110 full-tert- 1 t 1 f additional missionarieti of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints are being sent to Czechoslovakia church offidais said Monday commenting on fices 222 S West Temple an Associated Press report on D L ouster S of the 12th Prague's ' POLICE COURT missionary in six months Wallace F Toronto Salt Lake 'I i w' -- Smiling Jack tL' - Ma r k t ng administration for Utah has served as council vice the past chairman and secretary year Next meeting of the council will ' lb e held J an 13 in th e Production and Marketing administration of- No 6 1II 'Cieehs Denied 1 4f I 'I Pat Ott 5 n Ai $C l' 11 !' USAC Dean Chairman i - 'I - 1 t i a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Tuesday December 20 1949 From Nine to Five ' UthFarm-Counci1-E1eèL- i ' -- t1 k gait I |