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Show JUNE 28, 1952 THE JOURNAL 8 T nett and I introduced and which would authorize the construction of the Upper Colorado River Development Project including the What They Are Saying in Washington Central Utah project. The Bureau of the Budget advised Senator OMahoney, ChairThe House of Representatives man of the Senate Interior and Inlikes to enjoy the reputation of be- sular Affairs Committee, that the branch of time for this legislation was not ing the econoray-minde- d g&vernment. A perennial favor- appropriate because the Colorado ite of the House is to slash ap- Report had not been sent to Conpropriations, shout economy and gress. It should be obvious to every then blame the Senate for increas- Utahn interested in this great ing costs of government. project that the Administration is House members obviously know, adamantly opposed to any authorization at this time, even though however, that many of these House reductions are completely actual construction would not take unrealistic as well as harmful, but place until the present emergency is past. they also know, that the Senate in Oscar Chapman, secretary of inall likelihood wil restore some if not a large part of the reductions. terior, approved the project report 18 months ago. Since that time, however, he has sat on it. He has A Case in Point refused to submit it to the ConA typical example of this type gress, and he has refused to offiof House action occurred recently cially submit it to the Bureau of when the House deleted from the the Budget. Agricultural Appropriation bill Unless the Administration can be used to land for $50,000 pur- come up with some other excuse, chases and forest service improve- it must be assumed that jiAr. ments in the Cache, Uintah and Chapmans failure is due to direct The orders from the White House which Wasatch National Forests. is used for this pur- after all determines the overall money that is raised pose by utilizing receipts policy of this Administration. which the U. S. Treasury receives This situation is a far cry from from the Forest land areas. Such the vast promises made to the appropriations and expenditures people of Utah and the West by were authorized by congressional, the President and other Adminisaction in 1038. tration leaders during the political In view of the House action, I campaign in 1048. The Presidents made a personal plea to the mem- claim to being, the best friend to bers of the appropriation commit- reclamation is as dead as the tee urging that they return these Dinosaurs he loves to talk about. items to the legislation. New Federal Aid I am happy to report that the Senate reinserted these funds for before Senate and House forest service improvements back Pending Committees is legislation which into the appropriation bill. Since would provide for Federal reimthe Senate has now approved the bursement to cities and towns m overall Agriculture Appropriation lieu of taxes which the government bill, it has been sent to a Senate-Hous- e on Federal institutions. Conference Committee. I escapes The legislation has the support hope that this committee will approve the retention of those funds of the Bureau of the Budget, but no action this year seems likely. in the bill. Both bills are only pending and the Committees have scheduled no Central Utah Out action. The press of more importThere will be no action at this ant and immediate legislation will session of congress on legislation forestall any consideration this which Senator Wallace F. Ben year. Announcing BERT SAYS: "If you are outdoors when the A-bo- explodes, DUCK fast behind a wall or Into a doorway. Even a hollow in the ground will help protect you. In a car or bus, duck under or behind the seats. COYER UP Remember: Don't stand and look DUCK and COVER . . as quick as that flash." N OW you know what to do about the A-bom- The Federal Civil Defense Administration made b. Would you like to see me again as a Movie Star showing your whole school how to DUCK and COYER. Just ask your teacher to show you my OFFICIAL film called "Duck and Cover". it and your local Civil Defense officials can help your teacher get it. Your teacher can also help COVER'Mo you get my new book "DUCK and keep. Goodbye now. You're good pupils!" . . . 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