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Show 16, April 1953 TIIE JOURNAL WORLD'S LARGEST ANTENNA BRIDGES SPACE LIMITS COAL MINING SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY U. S. FUEL CO. A scholarship in Coal Mining En- gineering is being offered again this year by United States Fuel Company, G. It. Watkins, general manager, announced today. The scholarship covers a four-yecourse leading to an engineering degree with payments at the rate of $300 per year and totaling $2,000 over the four-yea- r period. It begins with 1033 fall quarter at the University of Utah, but the successful applicant has the option of taking the first two years at Carbon College. To the extent the circumstances may per mit, the scholaiship lecipient will Davis High Notes lene Walker, Leon Besendorfer, and George La Mon. These students will compete against students from all the various high schools in the state. This event is presented for the benefit of the high school students so they will gain first-han- d knowl and information edge regarding this phase of our national ar e i e d Page be offered woik during summer va- cations at the company's mine. The scholarship is open to high school seniors graduating this spring and to high school graduates who have completed their schooling since January 1, 103-1- . Sons of company employes who lank favorably with other candidates will be given preference. Full information concerning the scholarship and application blanks may be obtained at the mine office, Hiawatha, Utah, or at 819 Building, Salt Lake City. New-hou- se i " j UN Assembly n miniature United Nations A ! As-- i sembly will be conducted at the University of Utah on April 13 and 1(1. Chosen to represent Davis High School in this affair are Gary Mor-- t ris, Mike Ongley, Dick White, Jo- - SHOWN ON A HILL Home Economics Convention ! f N. J., is the new laboratories, direct TV and experimental antenna, largest in the world, which can pick up telephone and television signals Bent directly through space for 200 miles. According to an announcement from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Bell Telephone 60-fo- ; at Holmdel, Caution is the confidential agent of selfishness. Woodrow Wilson. ot multi-chann- el trans- mission through space, without relay stations and at ultra-hig- h frequencies, has been accomplished, The new technique Is expected to provide communication bridges over water and rugged terrain. At left is a back view and, at right, It is seen from side. Is Scheduled FARMINGTON Developing Woild Peace Through the Home, is the theme of the Utah State Home Economics Convention to be held April 13 and 10 on the mezza-- I nine of Hotel Utah. Miss Genevieve Allen is the President, Beatrice Tanielian is chairman of the convention. t ' An informal reception will be held l on Friday and everyone will be able to become acquainted with the offi-- J cers and the guest speakers who be: Dr. 0. Preston Robinson, Iwill Manager and Editor of News Telegram, who is a world traveler and will talk on, Woild Economic and Political News; Mr. George M. Mardikian, owner of Omar Khyam's eating house in San Francisco and author of, The Song of America as well as a member of the Hoover Commission, will talk on the Importance of Good Food and the Home Atmosphere in rearing the Future Citizens of America. The Convention will begin Friday ,, afteinoon at 3:30 and end with a dinner meeting on Saturday evening at (:()!) p. m. Sectional meet-- j ings will be held with the following topics being discussed: . ' . other You and Your Kitchen, i Weight Control Through Diet, Child Guidance; the Old and the New, j j Exclamation Points of' Fash- - 4 ion. 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