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Show AugUht The Kureka (Utah) Reporter Page Two lews Wotc5... turi'Iut SU'pnrti'f Oiln' 21 1, Mr. nmi Mrs. Mike JinKl. . . Mrs. Francos XSu.ll. Mis. j: ,. ,1;!1 In- - remembered us t lit- r''1'1 r.,ll;i.r I! Ieii Murphy. Mrs. Win. Kridgemiiii anil Mrs. Mrs. Iter Uni Day t m n,., j James (juiglcy were Jliivo visitors after spending the past. w,,u on Momliiv of this week. Sait Luke City where she Vi.,uJ2 with her daughters an. n.lr Mrs. Tom Bull and daughter, lies, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Ann!,' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sharon, of Mill Valley, Calif., are and son. Ball's Mrs. parents. with visiting n-- PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT El.IlEKA. IMAII I Printed By IUBLISIIINU COMPANY ART CITY I A 4 Utah of. r Irr ar, $3.00; Copy, KV: Harrison Co.oviir Mrs. IJf.i.lk Coffky .. Editor and Manager - Reporter L'c r UflONAl SDVtltiSlNO HMflINTAlIVI MAT! ED I TO ON At WllLI H I1 1 R IA L I SEATTLE Niw j. j Tourist Trade is the largest source of Cash business in the United States today. It is also Rig Business in Utah. Rut with a little extra effort on the the part of our citizens who come in contact withRusi-nesbe even into it can developed Rigger Tourist, so big that it can become Utahs Numlier One source of income. In order to help reach this goal, every Utahn who meets the public should be prepared to render efficient and courteous service to the Tourist so that instead of staying an average two days, the Tourist will want to stay three, four and five days. Only by extending the tourist's visit to our state can we hope to increase our tourist trade. Utah is a state as far as tourist trade is concerned, Lamont I Toronto charged in a recent address. He said Utah's problem is to make the state a destination for tourists rather than a stopping place to other destinations. Proper promotions and advertising could make the tourist industry in Utah a first-rat- e industry instead of a fourth-rat- e is one, as it now, he said. Mr. Toronto estimated that if tourists could be induced to lengthen their average stay in the state just two days it would mean an additional annual income, since it is estimated that the average tourist spends about $10.00 per day. The average tourist spends only 2.0 days in Utah, according to a Utah State Road Commission survey, while in Colorado the average tourist spends two weeks. Tourists spend about $05,000,000 in Utah annually and about $220,000,000 in Colorado. Mr. Toronto pointed out. And Colorado does not have such tourist as Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Dead Howe Point and Wayne Wonderland," Mr. Toronto RETRIBUTION of to ' ' ..-- . . British M. F.s move trailer acroaa entrance Radio Berlin atudio to force Red veliielei entering after Russian cam were found to be ainugguug Communist submit to ararth unauthorized Germans Into the building. Mrs. Kdytlie I. Green made a trip to Uigoon on Sunday to attend tlie annual outing of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, and reports u very nice time with 500 members of all branches of IOOF being in attendance. . . . Mr .and Mrs. Fat Davit t and children of Alhambra. Calif., visited for a few days this week at the home of Mrs. Davitts sister Mr. and Mrs. and brother-in-laKarl Dunn in Mammoth. Mrs. Dav-i- tt is the former Miss Evelyn Kurtz, former resident of I ! j HOME g, Love Girls" . . . FIRES parents ... 20 Ferry Faith WINTER RUN! Expect to run until April 30, 1953 HIGEST WAGES PAID See Frank Rawlinson DELTA MILLING COMPANY, DELTA, UTAH Now 6 years old SEP". The War- of ren McConnell, sentenced to 10 yrsra labor for falling asleep on entry duty, wait with lamp after hearing sentence waa set aside. w "Do-Nothin- g" MWhr twcw '4 5. . de-scri- s, 13 thru 21 Years Ago... comes up with a fine recording of I from png.1 One) "Jamaican Rhumba with "Da-Du- " i't-- Continued visit'-with Mr. Howe's on the flip side . . . And motlu-r- . Ken Griffin docs a marvelous Job Mrs. Frank Baron uu.s i t via his organ with Mistakes and IV y visiting with h- -r par"Love Me, Love Me. Love Me, I nil. ents. Mr. and Mis. Jo.-- oh based on the beautiful "Walts of I'Min In r letiiin m.c m is ii.coi:'.-panie- d the Flowers. by her son M .iviil who hail lieen visiting with his gland ABOVE THE HULLABALOO A rational nature admits of nothing which is not serviceable to the rest of mankind. - Marcus i Antoninus. A wife has a perfect right to in Georgia pour caster oil In her husbands STATE POLICEa down few whiskey, acording to the Kentucky caught motorists. The oflicrrs thumb these Court of Appeals, because "it is a good drivers to tlie curb and give wife's right to try to reform her, them s good talking but it is not husband." the tongue lashing the drivers ex-- , pcct. Instead, it is part of the Georgla highway patrol's policy of stopg ' -' eye-oiene- rs ping safe driven and commending them on their highway manners, Caught driving safely near Valdosta last week was Dawdle Dell's j Collurd j greenhorn. "champecn Green, vacationing in the south-- j land with his wite, Blundine. He was sputtering along in his 1930 Kurd, not exceeding 23 m p.h , driving on hie skle of the road, and veering uiT a straight line nut one iota. Suddenly, the shrill whine of! a siren in his left ear forced him to ram his brake pedal to the ilour. Neither Col lord nor his brakes are as quirk as they were in IXM). so the car continued m motion iint.l Collurd in roiifuMnn turned the front wheels into a ditch. A polin rrui-e- r h.m. j ground tii a d'l.-t-v halt br.-ol-c j added. Better. . A Calling the Indian Affairs In- -' stitute, Willson discovered a weird fact . . . There are 200 entirely different Indian languages, but not one has a word for "freedom!" "The Indians had never known slavery until all the things they took for granted were taken away from them." Meredith explains, then they had no word to whrt they had hist!" The song represents 40 nations. PLATTER CHATTER COLL'MBIA: A wonderful new album waxed by that master plains!, I.lberace, haa been released by thla company and It la a mnat for record librariea . . . Such favorites as "Moonlight Sonata, As "Star Dust, "Liebeatraum. War-aTime Core By, "Carlora. Concerto and "Malaguena are included, and I.lberace givee them all thrilling Interpretations talentthrough hie awiftly-movlned fingers. In Columbia singles, try Godfreys latest disc, "Honey, n revival but a cute one, backed by I WANTED WE ARE HIRING MEN NOW FOR OUR j Music1. When Meredith tt'lllaon was writing his famous "Freedom Song" in which the lyrics contain the word "freedom" in every known tongue, he suddenly remembered he had nut Included the American Indian rot I Good... , relatively unsung hero of the airwaves who sets many a female heart (Judging by the fan mall he receives), is handsome Isick Brown, vocalist on "Stop the I TOURIST TRADK, RIO (ASH BUSINESS MEN A 'Irl '.l l.'.V ITE Ian mancisco Mssseseieseeeesseieseesssasseoeeseessi g r CHICAGO ' j atari are putting their money Into companies that are bidding for TV station licenses, notably Hope, Crosby and Jimmy Steward , , , Nelson Kddy fans will be pleased to hear that their favorite may be back on radio this fall . . . CBS and the popular baritone are mull- musical show . . . Ing an hour-lon- niiitlrr February in, 194N. ill Oil1 "Kntereil nil I In- umli-, 1S71I" A1 of flan-pi.sl of lire III Kurckii, l't:ili, Subscription In Advaurr, By LYNN CONNELLY NL'MBKR of top name movla . In whiskey, too, there is good. ..better. ..and , j A scic.inu-Jbully 1 .i! the riiin'iT. on ni.il 1 ee , from, in ei.l i -t ei!.i,ii jitl in p li l.i. greuied I'ol.'.e y. CV.I.iv.l f ; i;i 1 irr. Tin way I. is o r.i. lii'i-:- ; how l.i t tie ,n ;. jo-.- 0 ?ourbon at its Vest "You ate li- ilivi-.k.tt.e . rep. "I'a.-- ;i alut.ilioi.s, l;.,u! A:.. I although US not cly u.s o i.:,;. slopping a guv f r st.rka.g t ) I s s:,.-i-r-- .l KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ' It PROOF THE Hill AND HILL COMPANY, LOUIIVILLE, KENTUCKY ; side of tin i o.id, 1 li tli.iiiK ou for driving on the in;lit." car roared past, Just llien a . doing 90 on the left side, in a cm ksi'iew spiral, and mg a trail of whiskey bottles. The cop sighed. "Don't have lo worry atnut those guys any more since we stop the good drivers now. Hut I ran t I'.i-- rrtrurirvi-trtf-iririr-ir-- ir, vei-i.;- h-- a n Brand Lime ii w r. l llKiII CA1.CHJM LIMB CIIIKF BRAND I. ! YV ; c Specialize in High Calcium Chemical Hydrate for Mills and Smelters :i i utter nothing but compliments, and I gut a few choice cuss words cankering In my chest." Uloiuline hadn't recovered from her fright. She begged, "OtViccr. please let us go. My husband Mill buy a driver's license soon as w get home. I promise!" A new light came into the policeman's eyes as he gazed at tollard. "You dirty, skunk!" he snarled. "Welcome to Georgia!" I it (iipitti till plodllits i fitil) gallons per oil tmii- - that ol of ml siii'.os 1 1 111 I'mti-i- l r.iti tho w nl.-n- ! M TV OLD DAVS. FOLk.5 kAiEW EVERYBODY FO? MILd AROUND ti-- t Wol Id. FY FRAN-- : V 1:2, NONDRFUL- l- CAN'T WAIT TO GST MY TEETH . INTO A THICK PiECi: C-- Beefsteak 1 |