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Show 7, 195 August I Till: JOURNAL g::owskowu.s. spending was cut fomui Stork Talk j A v j V 0 i. ' A' x 4 ,,, '"""iWwwwwttK MWw, ('aiolma. &(? k JW, V0 f.w:r V'" a A) '?a Roy R. Ilai (Iron. The little Amori-LAYTOReed and Aleeii tan weighed nine and a half pounds boasting of their on (be (leiman scales. Robin, aie N sho was born July l!5 in Jayne Lynn and leicsa were hap- to hae a baby brother. The o.(j, n hospital. Iroud giand-p.and Mis. Melvin jo ous giandpaients aie Mr and pai ens al(. Wood. (Teai field, and Fiank Wl.de-- b Mis. Viigil Hauhson, of Adaire, Kentucky, and Mr. and Mis. J. P. sj,t.Sf Layton. LAYTON Also aiming Friday, Foi bes of (Teai field. July 22, was the new son of Mi. v(,a v and Mis. Hennan Fuit. The muthei is the fonnei Geialdine Morton LAYTON It was a daughter 2 bom July to Mr. and Mis. John Raikdull. Mis Baikdull will be l ennunbei od as the formoi Sylvia Extia pleased, KAYSV1LLK t is ,f 4 Mrs. Clayton J. Holt. Their husky son ai rived July LO at an Ogden o in at nine spit 12a 1, weighing ounce". Mrs. Holt is the pouruL, fonnei Lthelene (Jerald of South LAFF - A - DAY with their first child aie Mr. and Mis. Deon Stuait. The sweet little miss, named DeNeice, was boin July II in a Salt Lake hospital.1 Mrs. Stuait is the foimer Rerniece Foi lies. Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A brand new baby LAYTON Pioud Hugh A. Evans, Oakley boy amve July 21 to p.uents Mr. pateinal grandparents are Mr. and and Mr". Joseph V. Johnson. Jr. Mrs. Glen Stuait. Kaysville. Happy with their new hi other are LAYTON - Aniving in a Salt sisteis, Susan and Julie Grand-paient- s Lake hospital, July 21, was an aie Mr. and Mis. Geoige to born ounce i:i eitfht pound, boy, H ijjnman ()f Idaho Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Maughan. jie jost.ph W Johnsons, Layton. David is so happy to have a new Woid comes brother. Mrs. Maughan is the, ( LEALh "Oh, dear! Can you back up a few foimer Shirley Sykes, daughter of !10,n Uithuig, Geimanj, of the aicents blocks? Im thirty-fivshort! Mr. and Mrs. George Sykes, Ameri- rival of a son to TSgt. and Mrs. can Fork. Other proud giandmother is Mrs. Charles P. Maughan. C t i t't'td THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY LAYTON Horn last week in the Hill Air Foice Base hospital was GOOD GRIEF- - - FIRST, DOC a tiny daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SAID THE BOY MUST GET OUT NOW HE SAYS Albert Oliver Ronadel The new MORE as WE'D the remembered BETTER KEEP HIM IN mother will be IF-L- I) SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY George Humphrey holds a chart as he buns to newsmen in Washington how the government cut spending ; .id the deficit in fiscal 1934. He pointed out that the deficit was about U n d :i us. instead of $9,900,000,000 as estimated by the Truman e ,s't tom It was also $245 millions less than President Eisen- ) ''tod when he presented the budgpt ( Infrrvniin-nn- ei . i l NmK - (4 Lt A e U Rfg I WISH DOC WOULD MAKB UP HIS MAID MORE z5it ects as the Strawberry Reservoir and Deer Creek in Utah. But this MAKES ENEMIES reclama-mations attack is causing some of lukewarm friends in the East to vote against us. It took clear-thayeais for the West to make it the return to the Government fionr increased taxes due to i. laumtion development far offset Califor-nia- s ISSUE SERIOUS DEFEAT Although the th(- Mst of the intent-fre- e anti-- i eclamation propaganda lead in the opposition to the Fiy- f the projects. Now as a re P.oject was taken by Cali- paid off in the House this week 't t slanted propaganda against and the States of the Upper Colo- - forma Rep.esentatives of both and the Upper Colorado, rado River Basin suffered a seri- patties, the ultimate responsibility Fryingpan il s becoming necessary for us to ous defeat. The defeat came when for its defeat rests with the Demo- have to sell the value of reclama- the House voted lit." to lss against crats in Congress. A breakdown of over aain-whiction the F ryingpan-Arkansa- s Project the vote by party shows that A breakdown NO QUESTION would have permitted Colo- - Democr ats and o Republicans op- The bill was of the vote in the reclamation rado to use a portion of its share of posed reclamation the Colorado River. supported by 4s Democrats, V.'A) States leaves no doubt as to the an1 Independent. true purpose of California, a State vote RePublicans SIGNIFICANT YOTE-T- he that has had more benefits from The DANGEROUS TACTICS was bad news for those of us! the reclamation program than any California attack Colorado the for by piopaganda fighting Upper other. Of Californias entire 30 man River Storage Project and Echo was based on the false assumption delegation, 22 opposed the project. determin- - that theie is something new and The Paik Dam. California only real basis for this oppoed not to let the Upper Basin have wrong in the Government advanc-- 1 sition wms that Fryingpan would funds to finance allow any project that would permit us ing inteiest-fie- e Colorado to use some of its to use our share of the River put reclamation projects. This has been share of the river. We can expect J , out attacks against the Fryingpan part of our reclamation policy for the same opposition against any t almost identical with those that 32 veais. It is the feature that has project in any of the Upper Basin n have been leveled against the Up- - made it possible for water users States. If there was ever a time s to repay the cost of such vital proj- per Colorado Project. for unity among the States it is t now. Fryingpan Arkansass defeat showed clearly the power of our & t - rec-PART- Y fea-ingp- an BAf?B WIPE , HEADEF? 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