Show X The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday October 14 1956 It A Conveyor About Senator Views US Gains In Far East Dtytie Ahead rapidly on the progressing Lucin Cutotf lake-fil- l project with the new conveyor assembly nearing completions' The conveyor will carry sand and gravel to' the huge barges which will transport the fill material to the desired location In " The work IS being the lake Condone by Motrlsorj-Knudsostruction Co - for Southern e Pa-cif- ic Co 'THE FOUR sections of the conveyor will operate independ-’- ’ ently The third one is nearly complete with the "troyghing rollers” being assembled and the belt laid The other sections are I ob-ser- Senator Henry C Dworshak Notes friendliness in Asia partially complete The belting - for the conveyor has been arriving daily for some- - time It comes on huge spools with 1100 feet of and belting- on each spool weighs 15 tons per spool It Is vulcanized and put on the as it is completed - Two machines and a vulcanizing giant press for splicing are used and it takes from 14 to 18 hours to complete a splice 54-lnc- - BYU Assist - Students Aid In Harvests con-jvey- The conveyor belt will run “ bearing rollers sealed airtight to provide easier” maintenance They can go as much as two years without attention Two crushers have been InAs far as the eye can see stretch conveyor belt rollers on Lucin Cutoff rockfill project When Completed conveyor stalled at a pit measuring 75 will transport sand and gravel to huge barges on the lake feet in depth and 216 feet across with a deck above the pit being constructed of heavy timbers A huge hopper which holds six truck loads of gravel will be inon the deck and will in' Special to The Tribun -Listed for the office of treas- stalled even flow of gravel to sure an OGDEN— Members of Ogden urer were Robert W Bauter and the belt at all times Klwanis Club Saturday were R L Wangsard and for direcTwo tunnels 300 to 400 feet considering nominations for of- tors E Lamar Buckner Rulon long are In the stockpile area S Wood Col Harry H Need- each equipped with five feeder ficers to be voted on Nov Rob- gates that open and shut autoto Howard E Watt ham William F McCrea ert H Wagner and Lubin A matically As the belt moves president Welker through these tunnels the gates Named by the nominating Club members "will be given operate to allbw an even flow committee as president were Dr the opportunity of naming other of gravel to fall onto the conReed K Swenson and Dr D M candidates from the floor Thurs- veyor belt Petersen while George T Frost day said C J Olsen chairman As one pit Is exhausted a and Charles E Ballard were of the nominating committee new one will be dug adjacent to nominated for the office of vice after which the nominations it and the equipment moved into 0n ball m Kiwanians Set Ogden Ballot Vac-cordin- g ' president"' will be closed Dworshak made the tour as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee to observe military Installations economic aid programs and US Informa tlon Services Funds for these are passed on bythe committee The senator said he would spend a few days in Boise before getting Into the political campaign “I WAS VERY gratified to the friendliness evidenced in Asia toward Americans” he said “More Important was the profound respect they showed for President Eisenhower because of their confidence In his leadership of the free nations” Dworshak told newsmen the people In Asia believe the President will be able to maintain peace as well as strengthen the economies of the free nations “In the Philippines” he said “when they f&md I was an American congressman the "people beamed with pleas--nrand referred to President Eisenhower as a ’great place '’v '"'Special to The Tribune PROVO— Some 600 students of Brigham Young University tr assist Saturday turned out members of the Provo and East Provo stakes In harvesting 12 acres of sugar beets on the east welfare farm south of Provo e ' leader’” “This was my first visit to Asia” he added “I found it very said David H Yarn second counInteresting and was well repaid selor In the East Provo Stake for the effort in visiting the and stake welfare director area because it gives me a betof the standard of “WE DON’T know exactly ter concept in countries and the these living what the tonnage will be yet they face situated as but we had beets of substantial problems In the shadow of Red size and we estimated that they they are would run to more than 20 tons domination” an acre" he said HE SAID HE had met a numof people from Idaho in the ber A breakdown in the conveyor belt at the Utah-IdahSugar Co Far East and last Wednesday beet dump two miles south of was introduced to eight Idahothe east farm near SpringviUe ans Navy personnel and civilian workers at the Subic naval stadelayed hauling of the beets Next Saturday — competing tion on Bataan The final stop on the senawith the opening of deer season visit —the two stakes with the assist- tor’s tour was a two-daance of students from BYU in Honolulu where he conferred StakC will harvest some 10 with Gov Samuel King and o y military and Navy officials acres of potatoes Collision Hurls 2-Velii- cle 4 oil Highway at Orem Talks in Nevada RENO NEV (UP) — Mrs t Ivy "Baker Priest treasurer of '' By Associated Prut the United States will campaign IDAHO — Sen Henry for of President Dworshak “tired but D Eisenhower three Dwight satisfied” returned to Idaho Sat month-londays in Nevada late this month urday after a 25000-milShe will make three public aptour of the Far East Special to The Tribun LITTLE VALLEY — Work Is Railroad Ivy Baker Priest Maps 3 GOP Special to The Tribune - Rour motorists Were Injured one critically Saturday about 7:45 am at 14th South on Highway US 01 when a south bound truck attempting to stop for a string of cars ahead pearances The first will be an skidded into the outside northaddress before a GOP rally in bound lane and collided withj r sedan Reno the night of Oct 30 ' The following day she will Injured were: Rex Allan Eggertsen 1815 W take part as an honorary marshal la the Admission Day cele- 3rd South Provo an office bration at Carson City and on worker for Consolidated WestNov 1 she will speakat a GOP ern Steel driver of the sedan who suffered possible skull fracrally at Winnemucca ture and head lacerations and shock He was transferred SatOREM-- according to Orem Police Officer J N Gardiner who Investigated He was treated at the t hospital and released Enos E Reid Box 132A Mel-jam- ar NM head lacerations Treated and released ills wife Patricia Ann Reid bruises on knee and ankle and shock She was In the hospital for observation and Saturday night was in "fairly good” condition OFFICER Gardiner said a ear had stopped on the highway to make a left turn and three other cars behind it also had urday afternoon from Utah Val- stopped Mr Shaffer driving ley LDS Hospital to the Vet- the truck tried to apply his erans Hospital in Salt Lake City brakes but skidded into the opin “poor” condition posite traffic lane Investigators James A Shaffer 58 2312 said About $500 damage was done to his truck The Eggertsen E Lancaster NM scalp V vehicle was demolished Mr Shaffer was cited for failHe was driver of the truck ure to control his vehicle two-doo- Golden Spike Maps Top Ogden Show ' Special to Th Tribun OGDEN—While lower J prices for livestock this year have affected entry lists in some smaller shows and caused suspension of some Ogden’s Gol-deSpike National Livestock nt Show Nov 16 through 21 will be one of the strongest TMS Was th§ Opinion Voiced —- Saturday by Rulon P Peterson show president who explained the larger shows such as at Denver San Francisco and Ogden and others have been little affected and may even gain because stockmen concentrate on the larger shows ' The Ogden show will hearing aid without cords ibis tiny energy copsule powers new hearing device dahlberg's "miracle ear11 electronic the again age fulfillment of T-- a bettet more convenient and natural way to hear— at ear level have on its roster many exhibitors who have never missed bringing their top ani- no clothing noise no discomfort no wires no cords at all no instrument worn in your clothes hear with clear tone ‘understanding use the telephone without embarrassment acquainted right now with the "miracle ear" mals here " From early indications the Aberdeen-Anguentries will be unusually strong because many prominent coast breeders are planning to show here The dairy show which was revived last year will also be strong Many good entry lists are expected from both within and without the state Ralph Robson Plain City will be in charge of the dairy division s get i ' finest possible hearing aid powered by our miracle capsule Auerbach' box 1461 Salt Lake City Please tend Information on “miracle or" Please tend personal consultant to coll I understand thsr Is no obligetion on my part Name — — — Address street hearing aid center near front elevators - 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