Show Fortunes Are Fun Learn to Tell ’Em qgdd Experts Needed to Set Impartial Budget Figure (Editor’ Notei This Is another In “Stories ol the States” serle) By EDWARD EMERINE WSV Features New'S the Canvert was a native of Revolutionary a convert He had become to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints the Mormon the Smith When Joseph church founder was killed at Nauvoo Brigham Young was chosen to take his place Recks and hills and desert did net deter him They were but granite 20 miles away furnished the material Huge granite blocks were the materials with which he would build la this strange laad quarried In a canyon slung with he and ather Marmona would be chains from heavy carts and drawn Over 40 years far removed frsm religious sad by oxen to the site from the time Brigham Young desHere they political differences would hare a laad of their owa ignated the temple site the construcA dreamer was Brigham Young tion was complete the angel Moroni set in place and 75000 people took but be was a doer a well Perhaps part in the dedicatory services But his eyea saw more than the mirages He might Brigham Young had been dead for on the desert that day have envisioned the Territory of De- many years seret the beginning of an American The climate of Utah is dry the birth of a vast and stlm ala ting and wholesome The epoch The valleys and region sky Is so clear that no cloud mountains that his people were to specks It on 300 days a year colonize later were before him aad Lacking rain the Mormons piothere was p temple to be built neered Irrigation la America cities and towns to be laid out s bringing water from the dustries to be developed canals and to Irrigate crops in the ditches to be dug and water to be desert the over soil thirsty ipread Faith Saves Crops Today Utah’s chief crop is sugar likened the beets but vegetables and fruits are The Mormon leader Other crops grown In profusion group to a swarm of bees beginning a new hay alfalhive The Beehive became are wheat oats potatoes and all men were fa corn barley and rye their symbol workers The hardships of crossing More than two million sheep the plains and mountains were as dairy cattle and a half million nothing compared to conquering the beef cattle are grazed in Utah Wool There were discouraging desert production amounts to 20 million Huge days when hunger stalked pounds annually custs came to eat their crops “Have in Utah began with Manufacturing Have faith! faith! who wove Pray!" And the Mormon pioneers Out faith and had they they prayed woolen clothing mined coal quarthouof the skies swarmed seagulls— ried rock canned fruit and vegetasands and thousands of them— and bles made sugar from beets they devoured the locusts! stalled grist mills slaughtered catBrigham Young stated his wants tle for meat made butter and and the group's needs and builders cheese and utilized other raw prodset to work The famed Mormon ucts at hand The great copper tabernacle was built without nails or mines came later with smelting and steel refining of ores to follow Bingham Tooele Garfield Monumental Effort and Provo Magna The Geneva At the ground level of the Salt became mill towns Lake Mormon temple are huge earth steel plant at Provo is the largest in each weighing stones three tons the West with a mountain of ore A mountain of close beside it and 50 in number “We cannot eat gold and silver” warned Brigham Young but many lured by those and other to explore the desert and mountains Mineral resources of Utah are varied including gold silver lead iron manganese gypsum oil coal copper salt zinc and many were others In southern Utah the climate is but in the northern t ' DR CALDWELL'S - Q V CHIEF EXECUTIVE Herbert B Maw native of Ogden is serving term as Utah's his second A lawyer teacher governor he has and legislator been prominent in Latter Day Saints church affairs and and eastern winter parts there are skiing sports at high altitudes mammoth I IP vfvHQ '7 ! The mountain lakes and streams provide fine fishing and the forests abound in game — bear elk antelope deer prairie chickens and grouse others v inywy EL MORMON SHRINE Notable among Salt Lake City’s attractions Is Use Mormon temple Last of the Latter Day Saints temples in Utah to be completed the Salt Lake City edifice was begun In 1853 and nol completed until 1893 The temple la built of granite many of the larger blocks being carted by before a railroad was built in 1873 Seen In silhouette to the left Is the famous Mormon tabernacle noted for Its acoustics and organ Utah once a formidable desert now teems with populous cities and Once parched and thriving villages burned ground has been changed to green fields gardens and orchards Paved highways airlines and sevrailroads proeral transcontinental What wonders vide transportation a hundred years have wrought! This year every city and hamlet in Utah is preparing a celebration They will celebrate the centennial of the arrival of Mormon pioneers Less than 75 per cent of the people are now Mormons but all will join in that celebration regardless of creed The building of Utah was the opening of the West It was an epoch in American history Salt Lake and Flats Lure Tourists Industries need to sink s shaft to find salt in Utah It is mined on top of the ground where it lies many feet deep on the shores of Great Salt salt lake acrid in famous Bonneville flats Naturally the state is a large producer of both common salt and sodium products People whogo to the beaches of Great Salt Lake find" that they float like a cork in the water because of Us saline content which ranges from to 27 per cent The lake is 4200 feet above sea level and has no known outlet except evaporation It 22 is 80 miles long and from 20 to 32 miles wide Great Salt Lake has several fine beaches Because of its salinity no fish live in the lake but a' small no larger than a man's fingernail exists in great numbers in it West of the lake are the Bonneville salt flats where thousands of Bridge are Utah scenery will compare with any In the world Here are mountains as grand as the Alps sunsets that rival those of Marvelous Italy and Greece stone canyons bridges weird rock formations and other master works of nature are found throughout the state rf— no them The musicians' fingers Weekly Newspaper Tell Your Fortune” That Service 241 W 17th St New York 11 NY ply got too cold to function Print name address booklet tiUe was a year ago last November Today with the cooperation of the orAmerican military government chestras have sprung up in every Employs Staff of 261 town in the American zone and a heralded widely prolarge “econpart of the broadcast Bay The San "swing the axe” or which congress often grams are musical omy drives” bridge has 264 employees this in If the German Dumber being required as the Reeducating promises and seldom delivers large e the field of music will be a less the budget is proportionaUy smaller length span owing to its Herculean task than It is in othnext year it will be because figures and heavy traffic maintains its er fields for music has always own police force and fire departprepared by the Bureau of the Budof home conbeen the of will checked been training by ment part have get the German child— not merely fiscal experts who get The staff also includes 29 megressional their Jobs on merit and who are oblichanics whose sole duty is to servsomething for which the mnsic These teacher was alone responsible ice disabled cars which average 43 gated to no political party men now are being selected by a I remember a German home I a day expert personnel used to visit before World War I in professional loaned from the business world which the short perio after the At this writing the house and sen- evening meal and the time the ate are struggling to find a comproyoungest wentto bed and the eldest UntU they went to his other studies was largely mise cut in the budget determine the size of the budget a musical hour The most interestbe sure of what they ed and active member of the group they can’t to do about taxes or reduciought was the father ng the national debt Here in America we leave too If It weren’t that the budget much of the child's musical training As the Hungarian to the schools were com piled by one party and we authorised by another composer Zoltan Kodaly who is vis“Our wouldn’t have as much wrangiting this country remarked: trained to be ear perIs there must Now nothing ling ceive the simpler musical phenomwrong with having plenty of deena before being able to follow the bate on a subject like this provided one or both sides are votforms and it is more complicated ing on the basis of actual facta obviously the duty of public schools WHEN CONSTIPATION makes yos feel to give this first training to everywhich are act forth by a disinpunk as th dickens brings on stomach the whom terested upset sour taste gassy discomfort authority body” famous medicine take Dr Caldwell’s public will accept Such an auGermany of course has another to quickly pull the trigger on lazy “inwe great advantage that America lacks thority will be provided nards” and help you feel bright and Goebbels has been removed Amerhope chipper again by the staff of fiscal exHis ica’s musical dictator has not ML CALDWELL’S is the wonderful senperts next year na laxative contained in good old Syrup organization has a standing resoWithout such experts what hapPepein to make it so easy to take lution which reads: “The federation pens? The house goes on record as MANY DOCTORS use pepsin preparato the budget cut it thinks It wants urges its locals to use their political tions in prescriptions to make the medito and the economic strength combat cine more palatable and agreeable to to make The appropriations comtake So bo sure your laxative is conencroachment of high school bands mittee cuts down the various items In Syrup Pepsin tained A bill is submitted again to the and orchestras” INSIST ON DR CALDWELL’S— the house and the fight begins each convorite of million for 50 yesand feel The dictator I refer te is of that wholesome relief from constipagressman attempting to restore as coarse one Petriilo of the Amertion Even finicky children love IL for his much of the appropriation of Musicians ican Federation CAUTION t Use only as directed pet projects as possible the resolution Is from their congets under way and the total is stitution which in conferring auraised on him nses phrases like thority The same in the thing happens this: “It shall be his duty and senate where an Individual senator's prerogative— to make decisions SENNA LAXATIVE accorded even more demands in where opinion a very chance that will government next cost less year This will not be due to any good desert Is Analyst There is Brigham Young Vermont and of There By BAUKHAGE and Commentator the Opera House in Nuernberg when Service 161 Eye Street N W German musicians were first perWashington D C mitted to assemble there The house WASHINGTON— As the wrangle ET me tell your fortune” is an and part of the isl taxes and national had four walls intact over the budget - irresistible invitation Whip root but only part of it The rest debt continues which kept out your trusty deck at the next canvas with as covered about the only out most of the falling snow but party and watch the guests rally comfort I can didn't keep out the cold No protense ’round fer Mr Taxpayer was made of heating the auditorium You can choose from among nine fasci1947 of if he cold nating methods ao your readand the place was freezing should ask me for As furneed never be stereotyped The Yet It was packed program ings keep the ther proof of your versatility it is a hearty be completed amused with other not could however crowd "better luck next tricks the This was not due to the fact that Service booklet Our year" Weekly Newspaper audience walked out— they stood or teachea you to tell fortunes by cards And that Is no tea leaves crystal ball dominoes tat with the snow seeping In on atara vain hope either and dice Send 25c to (coin) for “Let Me sim- The emigrants moved on and hundred years ago on July 24 1847 Brigham Young looked out across seared and desolate land of sagebrush and alkali and said: "Thi is the place!” One lone tree clung to life In the entire valley Heat waves danced and hot breaths of air came up the If there were Inward doubts canyon among his followers none Is recorded Obediently the band moved Into Monnoa HINTS’ WNll Old Jim Bridger at his lonely fort on Green river talked to the leader of the strange band and learned these emigrants were headed for the Great American Desert beyond the mountains He tried to dissuade the leader a determined sort of man and remarked pessimistically that he would give a thousand dollars if he ever saw an ear in Salt Lake of com grown valley a the ?ARTy acres of side of in his esses sn weight Eventually the ante is raised emergency exists —to issue exAnd if it doesn’t get a little more ecutive orders which shall be back up to the President’s original conclusive and binding upon all estimate (which may $37 500000000 members —etc” have been too high itself) there will Such a resolution and such absobe a supplemental bill passed later lute authority runs directly counter which will absorb any extra dollars to the advice of Kodaly and to the that are lying around When Senator Taft was asked by thinking of anyone interested in the Senator McMahon (who cultural development of America or Democratic In democracy Itself for that matter was attacking the Republican cut) This is one of the many facets of the senate if Taft wanted to pass our musical life which on the question “without having tics as music touches touch poli-of many much information as to what we the nation’s other activities past and Taft frankly are doing” replied: present — For example during th “We can only make an Intellwas war cynicism expressed in igent guess We have ne Inforsongs like “Lillie Belle” with its mation before us as to the parAin’t You Glad “Jingle Jangle-Oticular Items of the $37500000-00You’re Single” There were songs budget In justification of the created out of a higher emotional figure fixed by the budget (bulevel too like “God Bless Amerwe only know what is reau) ica” "There’ll Always Be an requested” “The White Cliffs of Dover” rWe only That is the keynote: and what was perhaps an know what is requested” all the sordidness of war the opposition Why should party “Oh a Beautiful Morning” What take on faith the administration's No the Russians didn't like the We have two parties to check figure? American music And I on each other Taft admits the Re- hillbilly doubt if the average American could publicans haven't the facts now but absorb much of the somber and he adds that in "ordinary” years folk mournful Russian “we will have a staff working durdirges recess”— supposedly com- though they contain beauty enough ing the to the ear accustomed to hearing posed of these neutral experts who them and the mind trained to now are being hired — “which can them give us more intelligent informat' be must That remembered in than we now have” There’s World hope I for Understanding Russians department heard the early broadcasts state inaugurated last month and those who did were critical of the musical seto lections objecting "hillbilly” tunes like ‘Turkey in the Straw” They complained too about Bing Crosby’s singing of Stephen Foster ditties This Is only one instance where music has segued into world news since the war I remember visiting Few BARBS Racers white salt stretch on either the paved highway which crosses the area The flats are so level that many automobile speed records have been made on them Ab Jenkins former mayor of Salt Lake and famed race driver prefers City the flats to all other the salt keeps rubber tires cooler than a dirt or board track The flats also are notable for their mirages the Basis Music Why with by Baukhage mink coats in a surprised York Fancy An Illinois cat added an ailing new shoat to its litter But she'll never teach it to purr we get up a agreement ' whereby all bourgeois leanings tor all Americans tendencies? Despite the long German occupa-tioof their home island the Jersey cows were never cowed by the Nazis and are still supreme says the British They didn't even sufif Goring "Fancy meeting 50 four minutes” said French visitor to New paying for them! can’t exchange Russians could be ail cultural relationships to world peace We must be informed not only about the world as a whole but specifically about each other Mature Interpersonal understanding implies a knowledge of each other’s environment and also the habits tastes and thinking produced by that environment Music is a part ol life an expression as everyone’s well as an impression We cannot with each other in live peacefully our homes or on the globe without the establishment of understanding intercommunication Music understood will be part of that necessary intercommunication with traded Communist I - SYRUP pepsin comtaino Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw tender Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back- - CREOMULSION for Coughs Chest Colds Bronchitis yi CALOX change to for the ionic on your smile eed Efficient Calnx arorfcs t Helpsthe hw tray: remove film bring our ua rural lustre of your smile 3 A special ingredient in Calox encourages rvgaJer massage which hat s tonic effect on gums bel pt Disks them firm and rosy Tone up your smile with Calox! 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