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' 1 - - t Lake City Utah - uss Alotives th ' v - '' t ' --- -- - - Discom-age- d - - --- -- ' t 41 toe ( ' 2 -- it -r 001"0A 0700 :-- - - ex- - -- ' :' Az ' - ' mo ' ‘'W-- TAIIti - b - ee dPIP -- and forthrightness 'N - GOES ON e7 -- - By ll - - - - --'- 'oPenlY-Prodaim- ed by-th- — '- - '' thorized) - nt lars from ' 000 ' '- '1' ' ' Director Hoover summarized 'western allies their last card In secret files regarding a person any struggle for Strike-nes says card which was never spy but demands continued that the former ber-kbe ado played In the duo: committee be given the coma consisted ot- the power' Vets files Political bur:Lards rupt all Soviet zone communicaawaited the outcome tions by cutting the east German rail net at its hub In the Secretary' ofnuStayate Acheson h on Berlin west sectors- - This now was P one side for "Communist hallIs no longer preaible tration of his staff and from ' Mold Dot Card the other for being ' in opposing communism Meanwhile the Soviets retain last card which they also and falling to give sympathetic ear to plans to avoid war with failed to play In the former' blockade operation )Russia President Truman Issued a defense of Acheson and of the airlift depended and will his policies quelling for the depend again' on the aucalleg moment rumors be planned to ground control approach system sYstent" alone permits landreplace the cabinet Member- - ings In poor visibility such aa Economy va Pfe"""18 will prevail almost continuously a U & appeals court Upheld A after Oct le But Abe ground control approach system Is ' the president's authority to weed out government employes whose hopelessly and easily vulnerable - - ' g ' to loyalty he doubts ' - - fer-Ecle- n - ming - gp2r01je51ci ' - project Wyo- - - Wanted -- 'llelP Thomu E Murray New York d- to apogitta rtutl::s:i:taeast: tary Gordoi Gray Ma resigned to head North Carolina ue and rife ottaryptanssymto krrck - - - ' - -- er - Utah residen' of Greek nativity or 'descent gathered Saturday in Salt Lake to celebrate their traditional Independence day' ud to welcome state and city dignitaries them in their festivities The who joined at special church - services hs ' ' the ' j ' - ine Isles of Greece where burning Sapho loved and sang" wrote Lord Byron in an age when Greece was under the conqueror's beet His dream that "Greece Mae some day be free" has been realized for many years -- - - It - is the anniversary of the liberation Th" the radar-Jamtuite ttlereairlifts by system proach- control apSuch lot Ms ' the — 111 Things ' ' - APPetvr There are two things- to be said about this set of facts many need - - - ' tire of United States They have been to America the land of prom-li- e Immigrating --' for many' years They have made homes here and have become respected citizens of their oew homeland: Their children have "twice to be too weak to maintain! their' Berlin position all western Germany and - htdeed an western Europe ' will be ed Into !I !net of P° nectif°r°11n proved - ' triunity assuming their full share of civic - duties and enhancing the ' cultural and coni: - mercial circles in which they reside The Salt Lake Tribune jOini with the residenta of Utah and the intermountain west In congratulating their Hellenic neighbors on this auspicious occasion - -- ' - - 'him"' By chaneti t14 British cousin finds self with a bipartisan government but for a time only After a decent interval he is to vote to put politica back into politics as nature Intended - - "The British fanner of the future is to be chemist dietitian economist and business-van-" Or as we say in this country druggist Just because the Big klo's skipper shoul- den s all the blame It is not to be 'expected a politician will ever do likewise when the : ship of state grinds to a halt - ' etthtjeteytecticantmr - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - wroilloets°twitu beettied arnelpanoswill '1 that it deserves As to the future mere west- ern firmness of purpose will to be effective as vitt theKeterbeerstaolthwas' cease and So- cor- respondingly inereaaes further- But this is a problem simple to olve—we need only stop hstentug to the phony claims of du- bious officials and embark co a serious defense program That will attack the trouble at Its root naseriale A ' - the - - L Mesa 5IAR succceed bad - Tame' s - mLL rs GH atmEs IL METCALFE 3: -- - --- —I4 you have any goal You care to tell about Or It you have a problem or a a You entertain a doubt I will be glad to read it and To That otherorhyme itmotaithfidly wits you Or offer sympathy For we Sri neighbors In this world whether or small : S And Your hopes target and smiles and tears Are eom 'a lemallast tAnd If Wthill rf uswhat l' bitivr! help a little PI there will be others who take your pen in band And Will share and benefit Then be not silent or afraid Put 10 Inspire other souls To love and understand " cement lan sea Toms esi eirha i - - e ' ' - itrze for ly and 'elearly warned Vance with all the solemn authority of the United Stator that this kind of provocation - - °roe to - -- -- ' The reason for sturpending the paper ap- parently solvent was not announced other than that the move was in sccordanceiwthote the policy of the United Wale Workers to terminate tablet- - tt owned papers (The WYorningUtalt tabor Journal's control is owned by the Wyoming Utah district of United Mine Workers and the balance is in the bands of UMW locals and the Cheyenne andfheridan Wyo locals of the carpenters' union)l The Journal is re- - " portedly the sixth such paper to be suspended in the country In recent years For 23 years ft reports it has never failed to to stockholders pry a 10 per cent dividend 21 Calmed the Urged circulation of any Wyo - measure of their new boldness of the famous land that is being observed by heirs of an ancient and honored culture tween economy and military de-mends Appropriations were held up while a subcommittee called In General Eisenhower to via2Plaaill his erlticilln that the IL S was disarming beyond safety limits Since - be previously okehed the military observers 'wondered budget whether he was politicking or was ' really 'deeply concerned" about arms cuts A bin price supports and Increasing pertrdsaible cotton and pesnut acreage went to the White Home The administration's big cooperattni 'Inkidle income housing program was killed but a plan of that the Soviets are preparing another blockade of Berlin Since they cannot stand another defeat by airlift It la logical to expect them this tiM4I to die - - '' - BRUCE BARTON SAYS: ' ' - - ' - imellnd eday - - clever We denour6 soclalismr they - - - — - m We rail they refer to "national Invest seolae offer enterp" "private Stop 10 citixemi on the street primandaalpteWoolriawitit prime tea enter- - - ' - Imi"2711:trspriandthevateidiaeboramthaattabouert nothing to a: idbusineserovebarwve 2 say" Capitalist Cartoons We glory the "capitel-sti- c system" But for two generations at least cartoons have been representing the itapttalisr as a fat man with a plug ''Th ' i 1 ' in his band et a trembling Whip i t 1 i' ' - : - fIt '' -- - I - I I( -t you:: Nil J ou '' - - - EeropeGaaedgets ' ' 1 : ee - i - - lines were really something to curl your ' ' bale I was flying with them hack In 1928 They'd wheel the kite Up' to the apron you'd climb ' In the pilot would start the motors and away you'd go with- out so muds as a warm-u- p i Once In some weather I Isis flown from Berlin to Hanover at housetop levet When the pilot came to a factory chimney hi : lust pulled over it like riding a ' ' roller coaster that is when he saw it in time When he didn't e he dipped one wing andgave It the mien 'that way: With pas-- ' meanwrilneesere - beam lit Wai in those days ft eras a tight fit They gave you a piece of chewer tug gum when you got on board an air map of the route and off-ywent Every so often tha copilot would come back sit on the arm of your scat and ten you where you were how high and bow fast you were going- - It was right chummy - -- - I - on'ThedroonnedabiliswerlsoodelsnaMtheneeoWsroto7 ' ' - $ - -- warellighltroirtdcoinfin ' ' - -- e 0 - Weed Cloth names : Air lines Were still flying planes made of wood azid cloth with the motors banging front the wing hi nacelles and driven' by wooden propeller& And mut you Imagine? Back In those days it took 12 hours to fly from New York to Miami? And five to fly to Chicago? Who that's 'practically going by covered wagon compared to what the Triodern Miner does today and what the squirt job will do for you tomorrow: Boy- - they sure roll that lanciscaps under you - ''' taater : - - ' - - -- '' : : - ---- - '''' - : : - : wharf become of al theeprivate fliers today? You eRuniavri Inontdon fight It Out Thia she bidicated 7 IPtretettilide answer Plve will sat 'Doan know" Oa may sputter -- : 7: t r- at first and of course no full- course hot meals The earliest' air line grub I can remember ewas a box lunch of sandwichea- aotofolin - - : tinue to ten you what aviation was like in the olden times There tenwaStrallasignellatates standanjronebyelseandelewart foggy - 1rerdse y - -- bepepuet Just Inez Lunches 7 - at mounting debt 1' 4 - 7 -gn then duldren: let me eons --- call it national planflhig' I Ws decry "socialized amen' tine: they promise "health-in- - I tailing from stabbing palms in Um bead becawse in' those daps they didn't know enough to wake pee engem before descending se that their ears could adjust There were upper nod lower berths but nines they were not very high when you slept in the lower it was something like being In a bureau drawer -- - I ' -- remem-L----T- telirstto eommaleetteLeonlaneandevenrearlyto a move terrified work about his 'men Now we an fighting the 'welfare state" How silly What could be kinder more comfort-bi- g more altogether beautiful than a welfare state—where every human leer is abolished and every want fUlfilled? I shotdd love it Create Police State ' We ought to be pointing out ate a the welfare state are not static: they proceed inexorably toward the 'police state that you can't have excessive state benefits without excemive state controls which finally shackle the hands of industry and labor and ' paralyse Progrom Recently I heuedat 'remark-- able woman Madam V L Pandit of India make a fine speech She- - of - coarse- - did thx- usual thing et rebuking - -American "bsolationiste (who want to keep the U 'S out of foreign wars) but X little lavterlinhaer said posi speech India is not going totneet bite set the words of his bynms to the ragtime music of the street They were sung with vista by his huge audiences When pious people protested Billy demanded: 'Why -should the devil have all the- good tunes?" Billy was wise in the paychology of crowds: we conservatives are inclined to be dumb Be knew that a popular tune win get a thousand times more ?pent few of us have learned that a however argument-political mum& Is 104 unless leis clothed In the right words liberals Stove Over The "liberals" ars Muck more Kanals-CitY- skn ' a slave in the-nigh- There wasn't any night flying in those days- - I have also waltzed around the old Eastern Air Line Condors in Fokkers in Junkers and Savoie Ilarchettia - ' As a matter of fact I ber flying up from Dallas in the ter-eine- '' ' : - or l Ideas Sound Conservative Voices R et ' ' 1 - - L D S mission The war over the location of the projected A switchman's strike on 12 western railroads seal stayed 60 670000000 west side Salt Lake City expressway intensified and days by an emergency board biMint -'a mass meeting was celled- - Of quiry into the dispute on things an oversupply- et Director Ross frowned on procoins L teachers in Utah was rePorted- and posals for ' 1c i I r eiryoerenddeddydoyou-e-- - 2ci '' - mean you actually flew that?" But really that was nothing because when I look back upon some of the commercial airliners to which I bays entrusted the personlmost dear to me namely myself I cannot keep the shudders from skiing up and down my vertebrae He Night Flying For instance le flew to the coast in one of those old Ford tin- Jobs Do you re- ' member those things? It took two days because you bad to ' --- evielv beadkbnerthle3Yearl'east MilSto tychairwoureearmall - board- - radar-lammht- Orthodox Greek d" - --:- - "stiff-necke- - thegtonnatinonalirs - siSaaltthlakeimaka togaletmLitokyege100-t- airweyorce to -- - crawl' chairman of Salt ' county: several candidates announced Howe Sound company confirmed plans for a cobalt refinery on the shores of Great remained vacant Traci Voorhees quit as undersecretary 'ot- ' i : - - - erdeenginase:-npoinam- i - -- - - for that Independence -Observed here—in Utah - ' —-e eZeeeeera-re- emmo11111110i to keep them from telling What they had seen bicluding rumored7 Russian trooperia t- ' ' Strikes persisted In Italy "ranee ' and Belgium and at Chryslees auto plant - - - And the Local Sreas The FBI noted 7365 cases of : crime in Utah last year an increase of 314 over 1948 This In tti 56 abuilaruk teeoeli resulz nao Other inter- - mountain items: $3750000 for the Lucky Peak reservoir on Boise river and $204000 for the on Payette-divisiof the Boise project both in Idaho and $206 - '' incluridvinegr fro°®nifeethethbeudPr°get") by-pa- st - dol- package' get $12151000 - - billion appropriations bill (Utah would L - a ald $30612930600-o- -- - It - ' Fleehtg tbd Commindsts landed Eighty-fiv- e - - --- - ilugitives" in western Germany in hijacked planes from Communist Czechoslovakia Chinas Communists refused to permit 400 Ameticans and 1200 other to leave Shanghai causing speculation as to typical wheeethtinetitg washeilquoste eell requests and voted to hit the gap with U S farm surpluses the latter causing a howl from cut a agriculture spokesman billion and one-ha- lf from the na - e Deueor lopped Truman-4-foreign-- - atot as ancient Intrepid and noble to be sure all those wor flew crates in World War I went flapping about in tied pieces of animated shirt-ta- il with string before Usti but pererthelese an oldster in the air Some day my grandchildren will examine the picture of the tunny httle kits that won me my wings a hardeet-- Death took famed intellectual Harold J Laski founder and of the British' Labor party: Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarmeter of the never-enditan story forerunner of modern comic book tales big game hunter Frank BuckT ' - - -- - - $22000000 for a classified is set et) - special Weapons project at Dugway 'Utah ($10000000 actually au- - 'eeeeelear---Pratteele- OM - Passed Congressional committee acted as follows: Advanced a $689- public works bUUUM:UtP"InelUdininliig - - ileala financing housing chiefli through 7fl A mortgaget-wa- s tion o:7 - IC 4' IL LINTORD T a atusattoteco to point out that aviation has toms a long way since then and to pat myself on ths back for being i I 1 - A "big bow' marked the first 'week of spring upending giant trees and wrecking Salt Lake buildings and utility networks John it Hatii:i emeausins deagrePairmantb f-- - ' any geological or archeologicalvalues declaim respotud- - other tragedies-flooded be snanifestaessaarniel Other represented Witty might this "spontaneous '' elsewhere on the monument ' Dons: Three 1Italt university manifestation" of German popu- - - - 15 rimbourian The Salt Lake Tribune has lagged behindlar feeling :rfreshes men a - no —There 'deep in real tetinertetee e publication es" championing 'bei rescued Milcave 4° forecasting lion and preservation- - of naturets grandeurBton - Taylor lone Democrat on elaborate but immensely Mameand resources It will continue to fight for the titalt finance conunission big comedy Soviet intentkeis - the preservation of wilderness areas and keep- -' toward Berlin already have hew' was ousted Veen his land board e job in the wake of winning court interests of theing parks inviolate where-thplans - people are eencerned-i-Arte- t eereitista- —Govern to the finance a thorough study tschethe ett Preler fallyolothtt or 13rackm- Lee of the Echo park project we are convinced that told a Los Angeles crowd "fm ected attacks of the same na the scenic and primitive values would be enImre afraid of my government hanced not damaged and that the area would than of Russia" General Eisen Now Blockade Ou bower made Isobel like a Pedi- be made accessible to thousands who otherAnother little blockade of titian wise would never see it- ' To date only a hand Berlin similar to that which ' Bed Hunt Cheers Beds fiil of boatmen have marveled at its beauty announced the previous total Scurrilous campaigns like this do irreparable ' Like a stuck ' locomotive blockade is already being enharm to the overall cause of conservation whistle the dress rehearsal for forced on the highways and a e"timial ateat-a- x political camcanals And in great haste and The National Parks association is urging at bnmetue expense the Sopaign shrilled on in congression the people it misleads to write Secretary ChapJ al committee Team& Senator viet high command has just man and their congressmen protesting the McCarthy still had not shown a completed a railway project ' People who have possession of the real facti should be guided accordingly setatre:oldelPartthe ruetnuouteinPFk'YIB sarotriuknd rlin'saesternbands secot torathe are-we- l dithefctrieddbethileellit opteaBliegboaedYallforI t' fikl 1 sorlanirtimesor°1de 41dItrommtuilwayotr'PeTno eanwees--- - 1 ' a It i e - - : brats the day 2 became a pilot ' Came Long way - r 2 ' a' - t ) II again d 170nthaalthothlidaersy '1 4KS:" e '' motor-powere- -' - 4 e 41' oeii s :: It - o ict A 4" kl ' - inerZ- - - - ' - ' ( 711" ‘10 : - niiigniutglata:::it:11 fiown ' - - without damage either to himself or the flying machine is I am not as important an anniversary as the day when the Wright brothers first hoisted a heavier-than-a-ir plane off that C sand dune at Kittyhawit - ' wr MED aafir e- - t '‘' MENEWA ---- - - du I note hawk biplane he lifted the contraption into the sky circled the - ow - ' I - 11 - : ' y n -- rlabd44-41 INCOME ee ee er 'eh-- -ee ewe " "rM1 -- doo''° ee TAXES s'li 'Ill ' me - w"7Z ee- - I ' ' ' - - quite by accident is an miniversary of sorts On March 26 IS years ago Collis" the intrepid student birdman performed lir-- -e-- a 'IL ' 'I' -- - e XEIVYORC-7111-ui e - o - -- - ' - ''- CtS N IL it ‘' 0 - 4 tilppedvelblclintiriosirpeladZatoe T- ---'- vOline - ' - 4 - - ' ' "I 'r--' :)) err t A o willm9s Left - '1 - ‘ i)) s' t - -- ' - - -- - -- rrt-- " - e — --- --- :Tod4yFliglie s - - t - - I la - LOCAL T I I - i' 1 ' t -et - - V 0i a r-- i - ---i: i it 10 I Agee - e 'a 41 - 0 4 intolerable to the people then enforce new blockade using units of the new German "peoples' army" instead T0 7 13 - 464 0 4:f STaTe ere - kAti-4Autc- - ' tdrki i - -- - - I r wo presence of the western powers "their capitar of Berlin has - -- --- ' - suatmet - - ' : ''' - -- - in and which " publication March M The news is received with regret by many residents of the inter-- mountain area outside labor circles The labor lima like trade journals and other publications representing special groups Is not noted for objectivity or free exchange of idea& Yet it provides an outlet for ex- poneztts of the labor cause space smion activities ordinarily not found in 'papers of general circulation—in short It la a house ' organ for organized workingmen' Wyonting-Uta-h Labor Journal 6 one of the leading labor publications of the country—one of the few in the intermountain ' west- It has served its readers well Under the editorship of Teno Roncalio for several months it has been a sprightly attractive readable newspaper tarrying news and comment not found in any other Wyoming pub- -Letitia& It filled a distinct need Expanding e- beyond the tumid framework' the paper has shown a unique social consciousness and has dealt with community civic and political matters outside the trade union field It has spoken out boldly regarding school km youth programs the farm dilemma '' International relations liquor advertising and Intolerance The Salt Lake Tribune hal not always agreed with the Journal's editorials ' but it applauds its courageous - - - ming spiri-telucilet- ' -- - alv°erywhere ig1 Since the establishment of Dinosaur national monument in 1915 the national park he -servke has had 00 funds with whkh to make-t' spectacular features of this fascinating - - ' - - -- ' many is actually preparing another major cold war offeneive that will be more dangemun and will involve more direct military provocation thin any in the page ' Plan Tooth Invasion 0 Reports have described the projected blay invasion of Bey-h- a by the east zone's' Comeau- and the series of otintlinterYtnak riots that are to follow this first attack lite pur- pose is both to intholdate the west Berliners and to demon- strata "popular" demand for the "liberation" of Berlin from the Americims British and French The Soviet stags mimagers then will hold an east zone election on Oct IS A militantly Communbst east German goy-ernment will be automatically returned to office The worat kind of trouble ell3 14 foremen Immediately thereafter unless the strongest ceemtermessures have been taken In the mean while by the westere powers ' East Germans to Act '- - " - - Berlin is the test of the new p4ace offensive The test reveals that while the Kremlin talks of peace the - --- 1 -C- ker's - ' uered city It Europe at the momeee to test the sincerity' of the Kremlin hints of settlement of the world conflict that have hful-thin- It Forthright Spokesman - -- - -- 1 AUfOr::—- esade beles'-- the best 'place' id - th ' :Labor ' ' ' -- PT losrrilt ee'lelefeeeereie --- weekly with 850 subscribers In Utah In Wyoming ' One can only guess at the reasons for the u!peMIofl1 Outsiders are tempted to speculate on the possibility that the move is part The death ef an honest medium for dis' of an effort to tighten controls of the 1111 W' seminating Information and expressing ideas from ' the top to" eliminate expressions of la always a distinct loss to democracy The ideas of local tmions and members hi print - In rising mortality rate of newspapers and the any respect the shutdown will mean a trend toward monopoly has bees a matter'of - - loss to intermountain journalism as 'Well as to labor grave concern for a long time ' eThe ax fell In an' unexpected place this e creek with the announcement that the Greek Day- Wyoming-Uta- h Litbor Journal will tease ' n olt-Berli- - - th ' lilt Tribune Publishing Co - lie's IstotEasdy- Test Will Bare -- March-26 values of the dinosaur quarry CCM" struction of Echo Park dam by the reclamation service would mean the building of roads and the development of Dinosaur national monumeht" Mr: Untermann says no &nosaur fossils would be submerged by' the dam - - ' ' entitle 1 - - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Smuhy March 26 1650 unable Serrre will be sipper Colorado waters- Future agricultural and industrial expaludon depend on the water the reservoir would catch and bold Central Utah would make water available to double - farm acreage along the fertile Wasatch front The hydroelectric power at which the perk people sneer would furnish knrcost power es- senile! to develop vast beds of materials Power revenue would help repay the cost of the - ' ' In the long run the program would project - -not burden the taxpayers but - would add ' ' greatly to the' taxable wealth of the intermountain empire Not only would costs be reimbursed but revenues from the project ---would contribute' to participating Projects-vital to our economy- - : "Our growing population every year de-- ' ntandrg more unspoiled wild lands for recreation makes it imperative to bold Dinosaur t and similar ores" intact" says the propaganda signed by Devereux Butcher executive secretary of the Parks association One won-d-en if Mr Butcher has ever been within 100 nines at Dinosaur national monument G E Untermana director of the Utah field house of natural history and ardent conservationist who helped map the clinc6aur monument says that Upper Whirlpool canyon ' Lodort can-- - I - w11 be flooded by only one-fif- -- one-eigh- one-ten- an ' -- -- yolk several miles upstream' would have an average depth of 250 feet of water reducing the height of the canyon walls by i In the Tampa river to canyon the depth of water would vary from 475 feet to ' none: as the waters will not be backed up through its entire length "The few intrepid boatmen who ' have risked their lives running the river canyons of Dinosaur national monument can hardly be considered as representing the great mese of tourists and vacationists who would enjoy 'billing these spectacular areu if they could only get into them" says Mr tintemutna "Echo Park dam would creatt over 100 miles of quiet water and make safe boating A excursiomi available to young and old recreational region of national Important would thus be established It would attract great numbers of waterfowl ant would auto- matically become a bird refuge Its facilities for boating bathing and fishing amid scenic grandeur would bring enjoyment to an ever growing number of enthusiastic vbdtors'11 Mr Untermann points out Ad roads to the canyon rims would not compare with facilities for seeing the canyon from below Fmm the rim the floor of these canyons can rareli be seen For true appreciation&f its is most linpressive when you beauty are in The cost of blasting roads in the canyon would be virtually prohibitive - - Trek-441"-b- - ----- 7 The enemies of the proposed Echo Park dam key to the upper Colorado river basin '' ' - ' - ' states' water "torage Plane' are at last out ' ' In the open l - -' A the National propaganda - Parks- - aleOelatiOn "guardian of America's " ' heritage of scenic wilderness" sounds alarm about !Vie scheme to um the spectacm- '' lar wild canyons of Dinosaur national month-- went for hyd : A leaflet entitled "Let's Stop the Dinosaur Power Grab' says In part: e"Altiough the ' dinosaur bones deposit would not be flooded '' the Split Mountain and Echo Park dams would ' turn the magnificent canyons' of Green and Tampa rivers into deep reservoirs at a cost of over 9200000000 to the taxpayer& (Ac' tually the project would be In 1933 the federal power act was amended to exempt national parks and monuments from' hydroelecteic development ' This- pro-po- sit ' - would violate the amendment" ' The sdarmiste statement ignores entirely' ' the fact that Echo Park dam would make possible the- obligations of the upper basin states to deliver 7500000 acre feet of water to the lower basin states annually Since evaporation losses are charged to the upper Colorado basin states It is imperative that these reservoirs be hidden as far as possible In the deep canyons instead of being spread - ' out over broad lands in- :order to minimize the losses The National Parks associatiois says Both- ' big about the fact that the Echo Park darn— le essential to the projected central Utah ree- - - 1 - - e Launche( to Reservoir Project— n Echo-Par- -- '- gtibunt be-5altfilkt AprU - - ' ' '' Editorials intsbilohod - - - be70:b:umitidtbiels primuvciltitasobly toy time because all you needed twte:ned craateneltennerhpiaecare : ' - - ' towerenatoret - sin sithwae "arguameeertalant conservatiern" said rrniTyloou "joined with a certain supetiority in its feet" In 'other words the thinking of the coneevvative is sound and t gook-buhe nal rem ito make ft soimd good tiosensec Mal Native' areciam i - ta:Yhaalverlanesany anradd3i711! dlIdnused'thaveto taks my pup with me when I'd go off to Philadelphia to visit or nyyttdowntimtoupthI - - - 4' : ' - Buteittronuchyt cockpit ask bow the weather was up ahead climb In and git Today they'd throw yoU Into pokes far that kLad of COD& i ” ' ‘ - 4 e e |