Show Salt lAki TrtlitnA wettogitan flay 19 1931 I Grin-- and Bear It Power Firms Offer Plan To Develop Resources II in Review Board i i si 'i : kr 6 APPfr 1 Give full eupport to The present administration's partnership principle of resource development 2 '1 r econ- utility group took the that in every multiof a "board of review" water resilurce propurpose the study proposal for Echo gram water for municipal and Park Darn in Dinosaur National Irrigation purposes should be Monument was demanded Tuesday by a Colorado witness appearing before the Hoover Commission's task force on natural resources and power The proposed darn long a target of conservationists is part of the UPper Colorado River storage program The suggestion for a board of review was made by Stephen Bradley of Boulder Colo appearing a4 a private citizen Bradley contended the "board of review" should be "impar" tial" and and should be "composed of men and women qualified in the special fields of power engineering economics hydrology soil conservation and park wilderness and wildlife specialists" His testimony drew a question from Gov J Bracken Lee of Utah a task force member who asked "Aren't you going to increase the size of the government again if we set up a bureau to cheek a bureau we already have?" 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HEAR! considered a higher beneficial Build taxable generating facilities and pay for the use of the dam and falling water or 1 3 Purchase electricity at the powerhouse under long-tercontracts without discriminat- ion Mr Naughton maintained that such a policy would assure widest possible distribution of the power provide the greatest possible revenue for the government and avoid waste of taxpayers money UTILITY THE spokesman criticized the "preference clause" under which municipalities and public agencies get first call on power generated at federal projects This clause he asserted More 4 dis- 4 74 I VACPATIO - II 0:19 aLmoo g 41 f a zi- - 1 71 ' t - 4- '1 4 (1 e' " 7111Ph Il 0-- fr 1 1 fl:lb' 3 4' 1 Plan your attar trip take kt sots hsteresting itins said Isedgeti Mak r estrottletts tho a wisest all Vactillon rasarvallans ssimItsissiestow spatial monk solo4s svorythiat W41W ollphosooln NI se your well sesorws hotel Notional Pork Tows oll rosersoHtis mods trisol arid ass yew tes eiforit'te de msre issomber: yes Immerse yea save so much by Groyhound timed trip ticket Oft yew totem trip whin yew buy Savo you monoy awe terve 20 A - I D tois:ltifiVoi al trave l c omfo rt! 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Aft To1 midi "IVe pany and presented the Benjamin F Fairless ' WASHINGTON May 18 UPI— The government Tuesday announced that United States Lines Steamship Co has agreed to pay an additional $4 million for the superliner United States e the world's fastest passenger ship Atty Gen Herbert M Brownto much service so offers Only Greyhound ell Jr who made the announceso many plocos by new "Air Suspension" lid ment said this settles the cross-suit- s which the company and with Traveler" This "Highway have made in the government Ride amazing newAir Suspension the U S Court of Claims since Kors said: d:No J OILIYHOUND DOES ALL THE PLANNING FREE YOU HAVE ALL THE FUN! fl e 4r m President wi - i' Signs Capital Bill VACATION by GREYHOUND e es - Or -44r:fry IE 14c two-heade- d PLAII YOUR 4100 tot 'MO ' 4 "si ' - 11' 9 It 0" - "011ik 4 147 J e41-133- t'4V- man of the board for U S Steel in an unprecedented move attefided the opening session and addressed the union and company negotiators He left before the session ended Neither the union nor the company would comment on the demands presented except to say they ale the same as those approved by the union's powerful wage policy comMittee The committee approved a four point program which included demands for higher annual wages a guaranteed wage improvements in the pension and hospitalization program and other changes The contracts expire June 30 corporation's negotiating team said his firm will study the demands before a second meeting with the union Wednesday David J McDonald president of the union which is seeking new contracts fctr 600000 workers in the basic steel industry Witeit3P 40 - WASHINGTON M a y 18 (INS)--T- wo heads are not always better than one One such case according to the National Geographic Soturtle ciety is a kept in the Fish and 1Vild Life Aquarium at Washington Each head controls the legs on its aide When the heads disagree as to direetion the body gets nowhere Also the twin heads often fight over food Less 03 cr-- I‘' Two Heads Disagree r 1 - 454 2 Lease the generating facilities where construction of such facilities by the local distributors is not feasible or a Without batteries or wires ost a criminates against the vast Hat lifetime mot S13 "Vibraphone" tot Writs thousands free lit majority of electric users who helped oratorio and doctor'a mewl also POP are the customers of investor alldoe home trial Our ticura et eeeee " Co P O Box 400 owned and taxpaying electric Peen "fibre Ca loam Alberto Commis companies im I use than forthe production of power But when electric power Is developed as an adjunct to the higher beneficial uses the utility spokesman said the local producers and distributors of power should be allowed to: 44 ' t" I ' alPi& The to position 18 May '14A 14714 Ai 4 fr Promote government t —4ost cli$L omy DENVER 4 ATP' interests 3 i 4 lir in formulating a water and power policy fair to Demanded On Echo Site 145 44 Assist all t1 pe ' t6 to I PITTSBURGH Mai 18 The C 10 United Steelworkers spelled out 1954 contract demands Tuesday for U S Steel Corp in a brief meeting mark ing the opening of negotiations with the basic steel industry Vice President John A Stephens who is heading the h11 e plan industry Miracle Cushion Holds False Teeth Tight Contract Demands for '54 I natural resource development Ppocial to The Tribune ENVE R COLO Twenty-onThe presentation was made by Rocky Mountain electric E M Naughton vice president utility firms Tuesday presented and general )nanager of Utah to the Hoover Commission task Power and Light Co Mr force on water resources and Naughton said the proposals of a for government-privat- the utility firms were designed power CIO Steelworkers Spell Out By Ljchty - lit ! 2986 Washington 11:1RIV Blvd Inc- Ogden 7729 gar tOLIAATI - |