Show n " t — - THE OGDEN (UTAH) 12A y - MC (AP)— One summer day in 1953 a nature lover named Howard Zahniser was standing perplexed by the brownish waters of the Green River in northwest Colorado On a sudden impulse —“something moved me” he says— Zahniser yelled a question across at majestic Steamboat Rock: “Should we build a dam here?” And back from the flat face of the huge wilderness landmark bounced a taunting echo: “Dam d (AP)-pT- heavens but not on earth— at least CITY (UP)— A unique search for women who iv Astronomers o the vernal equinox to reported used to be stewardesses for j the first day of spring at 4:36 ami March 521 Jut within 10 United Air Lines but have sine? jays heavy snows covered Utah! Idaho Montana and Wyoming and dropped from contact with avia- thermometer still played in its wintetf way UAL tion was started today normal temperatures in Relow jy E Dale Peak district man- Utah and southern Idaho Relayed cleared snow from their ascent-way- s ' ' ager of passenger service for development of the spring range t As an example of temperatures United Air Lines said the com- for livestock as did a well-belothe U S pany is looking for the former normal moisture month ofj March and precipitationWeather here Bureau reported stewardesses to invite them to! ini both areas on recJ of March the month driest The U S Department of Agri- a party with 20 - ord for Salt Lake City UAL on May 12 will observe c““urem "Ported water deficienof an of almost Vater aninch cies many mountain snowl- inch and a half below normals the 25th anniyersary of its in- packs of southern Idaho in spite Snowfall wa£ well below the 87J auguration of stewardess service of late snows which could caus inch normal Temperatures aver- now the accepted style on air a critical shortage of irrigation 367 aged degrees or 44 degrees” water lines all over the world below normal The water outlook For 24 days of that month the The anniversary Peak said in Utahirrigation was generally bettef thermometer registered below would be marked in Salt Lake than last year said the departThe lowest maximum freezing City with a luncheon at the Ft ment and the Soil Conservation and minimum temperatures of Service soil moisture Douglas Country Club for avia- conditionsalthough in southern Utalji 31 and 19 for March 20 were tion and civic leaders Women ranged from poor to very poor recorded During the first nine days of who formerly flew on United’s Northern Utah soil moisture was April the low temperature was planes will be especially honored better below freezing A low of 15 above Season Extended on April 5 was a record for that guests The first stewardesses were Sidelight results from (he late day The lowest for the month Is hired in 1930 by the Boeing Air spring include an extension ojf 14 above set in 1936 the muskrat On April 2 about six inches of season in a predecessor of Utah to June traping Transport 1 apparently besnow fSell containing 74 of an inch United Air Lines to fly on the cause the cold weather kept away of water —more than fell in the Oakland to Chicago route Their what trappers there are even entire month of March Total a lower price for muskj-rat- s precipitation so far is 108 inches first major stop was Salt Lake though this year had something to The normal is 176 City do with it admittedly Thursday is the 35th day of The original corps of stward-esse- s wor- spring But whether or not the Skiers continued without flew in Boeing 80’s that had ry But not until this past week- weatherman is aware of this the a top speed of 120 miles an hour end — about a month later than forecast calls for increasing DC-7’- s Many now fly in Douglas — did usual go out in cloudiness and scattered showers that cruise at morej than 360 full swing Thegolfers mountain climb- of rain or snow in the intermounmiles an hour ers started on the lower slopejj tain area Cooler Peak estimated that of the also last weekend as aj tempo- Summer starts — astronomically 10000 stewardesses who have rary rise in the thermometer speaking — at 11:32 pm June 21 worn the trim blue uniforms of UAL at least 500 have come - Anti-dam- I Pro-dam- The reverberations of that echo have traveled ever louder and angrier from the mineral-streake- d walls of the Green River Canyon to the halls of Congress And the thunder of controversy s by Congress say that approaches a peak as the Senate once the get Glen Welker ttyeir prepares to vote on the question foot in the door no national park Should We Build Dam will be safe from them Should the government build a Battle of Words Rages big power and water storage dam So the battle of words rages — on the Green River at Echo Park at times bitter at times eloquent in Dinosaur National Monument Zahniser the man who Howard the eerily beautiful federal prea shouted storwater question across the Echo Park of the DAM AREA— Proponents serve where lie the proposed came up with an To River bones of prehistoric age dam in Colorado say backing up the waters of the Green Green year-olto Said answer it Zahniser execumonsters? Yampa and Colorado Rivers would provide a beautiful lake that tive a conservaof secretary would transform a “No Man’s Land” into a vacation background Locked in battle over this issue CLEARFIELD — A Clearfield tionist called the Wildergroup which has stirred nationwide in for millions besides providing irrigation flood control and hydroness Leave Steamboat Society: waters would ruin Boy Scout who just received his folks say backed-uelectric power Anti-daterest are: Rock alone 1 Eagle badge has been chosen to On the pro-daside the famous Dinosaur Mountain famed for beds of dinosaur bones Zahniser said that as He stood represent Gateway District at the U S Bureau of Reclamation and Proponents point out that beds are far below the dam site where looking up at the vast stone World reservoir waters could never reach them the states of Colorado Utah New Scouting Jamboree in Canwedge he felt “a sort of presMexico Wyoming and Arizona in the waters and facts in the dispute much less ence” there — “with a capital ‘P’ ada To August They regard an Echo Park Dam harnessimpound cons For in - if you get what I mean” on to and the turbines the He them is Glen Welker son of pros as a vital element in the upper stance: would build A Bureau Reclamation his President of colleague Mr and Mrs Darrell Welker Colorado development program-- a conPro-da1 at Echo Park a A student at North Junior nine-dapeople say Echo Sigurd F Olson of the National projdam at an estimated cost Park is the best possible site Parks Assn spoke in similar High the ect that ultimately would dwarf crete youth has dollars — plus an- Anti-dabeen active in Boy Scout work people say the reclema-tionist- s vein: the Tennessee Valley Authority of 176 21million million for developing other "I wonder sometimes where for almost half of his total life: didn’t look hard enough (TVA) fa- for a recreational and other beaches we are' going if our industrial 7 years site The better 2 Against the dam the Na is going to spread out civilization cilities — too much too did that In addition to 30 merit badges say they tional Park Service and an ar so wide that all of he holds the Silver Award e water so and far lost a would be make would This dam through and Conservationist of outraged ray from Utah and surrounding our quiet little places villages the Deseret Recognition and other at the Green lake of possible evaporation long a look on such dam groups They had to be s say the pro- towns and woods are going to The Eagle Scout badge highest states Originally all this as a desecration of a scenic won- - Yampa Rivers— in effect turning sites The but nurses regulato symbol of achievement was pre- trained derland —if not of America’s the new spectacular gorges into dams resorted to tricky arith- disappear if we arewe going relaxed during World call the sented to young Welker at a tion was here is where metic to prove this Reclamation lose the very thing spiritual heritage And they fear gentler fiords And II if there recent Court of Honor in Roy War good life in America Echo Park would be the fore- the Reclamation Bureau and the officials have acknowledged some are The district passenger service no left where he was also chosen as Gatebe to were of their places going Conservationists faulty figures part company runner of massive “invasion” of view man can s the primi- way District representative to the manager said he would like to By KEiTH WALLENTINE 2 The commission and apparently would say Echo Park where a Reclamation commissioner Wilthe national parks former all with touch in and those scene tive is get remote so recapture that world hardly anybody meeting bur A Dexheimer takes the poSALT LAKE CITY (UP)— The have given more if it had been Stalled Whole Program stewardesses still living in Utah s say spiritual values which we now His adviser is Royce Carter 'I is as good as a goes there The a lake sition that asked The Echo Park fight stalled the by May 1 so arrangements could 31st Utah Legislature meets nexlt one of the charms of the think are important and worth that’s — and as river pretty any day just The milk price question poses whole Upper Colorado program in a be completed to have them attend Saturday for what has been billecl for?” lot more enjoyable to the peo- place —and also that the number fightingcase a different type of problem Al12 luncheon Now the last was first as the May the shortest special session in for the other side The year Congress 21 million dollars is of visitors has been rising and Gov Lee is known to be though a sentence are installment of the program in- ple when growing would rise faster if the govern- summed up in history but there single on play facilities spent with the farmers a is Park Echo sympathetic indications for the agenda may be up ment would forget about the dam by Reclamation Commissioner cluding In and Leader retailers’ Opposition a which come vote more in than water at first Senate price problem he Dexheimer: “The need for may complicated and build some decent roads to hesitate put- it before a may intended use But a leader of the opposition is week or so The House Interior s and 3 very say the dinosaur conservation PROVO Three years of Gov J Bracken Lee called the special session because no one Committee expects to complete Maj Gen Ulysses S Grant III bones contrary to widespread great and the beneficial storage session for 10 am April 23 to has cbme up with any idea of t declares you might as well say rumors are well downstream of water is so much more im- - Panning and construction and hearings late this month an of investment $3500 nearly correct a mistake made at the what should be done little bit 0£ 000 was Just what is Echo Park? “cutting off the tails of your from the dam site and wouldn’t portant than climaxed after Producers have urged that if shortly s It’s a flat green expanse en- swallowtail dress coat will change be disturbed But regular session which would desaid scenery dial last when 14-midnight night and circled by yellow cliffs just be- it but not destroy it” prive boys and any form of control be adopted In was service system telephone low the junction of two Colorado Grant grandson of the Presigirls of the right to work in it should be on the state level Orem’ ProVo in the However no potential solution inaugurated stores and offices River tributaries— the Green and dent and Civil War general took U — areas and has been proposed In' view of CITY LAKE SALT (AP) Springville hours the Yampa Rivers Only a stone’s this position when he appeared C war Eric Utah milk Utah’s in general Aaberg Parties price The session call went dut only the governor’s stated intention to as a witness on behalf of the throw from the Colorado-Utaof Mountain the States asked were week yestermanager of last after a substantial number of keep the session as short as border it lies in the “National American Planning and Civic To Co to Lee and Bracken Gov Telegraph J Telephone the 60 House members and 23 possible he may well be reluctant day by Monument” area set aside by Assn — CITY LAKE SALT (AP) new said service the of their continuation for incorporates work senators had pledged to attend to place before it a problem one Sen O’Mahoney President Wilson in 1915 and enof the University of dean The numerals of the truce system prefix session without claiming per which would probably produce the L larged to 208885 acres by Presi- of the staunchest S in Medicine left of Utah College and will make it possible for Lee called his administrative diem allowance or mileage pay- considerable and perhaps prowas moved to comment that you Salt Lake dent Roosevelt in 1938 destined three of City Friday in the subscribers Harold W Simpson ment from the state At last longed bickering any assistant swallow-taicoats l Nobody disputes that the re- don’t see many KAYSVJLLE — Richard and India for to areas subscriber The governor count considerably more than other Japan dial Los any from Angeles Davis High senior class in the three-citgion is an unspoiled wonderland these days Z Bowers Dr John dean The in southern tour s a on is of the legislators had hookup speaking waxed I still feel” retorted the gen- will Sen Goldwater will represent Davis out short president a will Provo assignments numbers carry California carry coat with reeral “that your dress agreed to be Lee poetic in describing it during the Atomic Bomb Casualty at the Rotary tfor in “FRanklin” those milk the “If either producers prefix present would bunsuit- commission and the Ford Foun“Indescribable the tails cut off cent hearings: Orem will have “ACademy” and or Safeway Stores Inc wish to Two - thirds of Mountains that rear able for the purpose for which dation before beauty over his new in Salt Lake City Lee to taking been has moratorium” “HUnter” continue the assigned each housje their heads into the sky down it was purchased” duties as dean of the Univer- beginning today “the in those told making party would bej neceSpringville Simpson Cona row cold in whose sides tumble pure Strangely for oUWisconsin Medical School and ending Tuesto it new also submit should sity The the system provides request no ssary to pasjs to be streams of water teeming with gress there seems 1 day to to areas the or July service urban other prethe agricultural many emergency legis- In trout” He will be enpartisanship in this dispute Dr Bowers was given a bronze multi- department” with lation to repeal only viously provided The warring Reclamation Bureau plaque for work at the university tertained at a Water Goes to Waste out wasn’t and he said lines said Lee bowing or amend the Aaberg party the past 44 years by the Rotarian’s home said he But be will And yet say the reclama-tionist- s and the National Park Service of classes service during HOLLYWOOD (UP) L Gov of the session bill controversy and keep it higher regular Deof are both the three-da- y Interior Medicine part Alumni the of during College that water goes to waste provided for customers generally his office should enter the argu- from starting into its unwanted J Bracken Lee last night critipartment The department has de- Assn session which while the surrounding region clared ment only as a last resort Lee effects on May 10 cized pressure groups in governitself much after includes visits had a hand in working out the of the legislators felt ment and warned parches for lack of it As ColoMany Presfor dam And the against “giving with Gov J rado’s governor former Demo- ident Eisenhower has endorsed confident the child labor law our shaky truce reached last week it Lee Bracken and wealth reto foreign said the away” C Assenburg Edwin Johnson cratic Sen governor Simpson error could be corrected rwith a ” Can’t Glade Lake Reach Salt Earl on ColoJ noncommittal Mayor sugnation Agreement is life mained in “Water it: minimum of wrangling and easily puts The student will also appear rado So In reality we are fightThe two sides can’t get anygestions that the fight be put on within a day That is unless it Speaking before an American on television visit several Salt the agenda ot the Utah Legisla- should be felt necessary by a Public Relations Forum meeting where near agreement on the ing for our very lives” Lake manufacturers and attend ture’s special session of April 23 majority to completely overhaul Lee said some politicians run on classes at the University of Utah — A two-ca- r CITY BRIGHAM But Simpson also said “eight the child labor law which has a certain platform and later awarded first prize Friday night from other collision a mile west of Corinne or 10” members of the Legisla- been described as reDresentatives THI SHVICI THi DENTURE WEARING their minds because of antiquated and in the annual Utah essay contest each of whom late this week demolished both ture have expressed a desire to inconsistent by some state offi-- l change sch°ols hl°h PUSUC HAS IONO NIIOIDI pressure American the put on by some organ sponsored by will write a thousand-wortwo on the issue at the special cials For instance a clause ex- izations and vehicles take essay injured Nations United the sociation for LOOSE FALSE TEETH “American Democracy — Why He said some pressure organHospitalized overnight with mi- session Utah dairy farmers have ists which if strictly interpreted Patricia E Thornock who on It action Works” such Nadler nor were been Ned make unlawful izations it for injuries urging in Washington are “atCAN SI MADE SNUO AND COMFORTAtll WMIll YOU WAITI might wrote the winning essay was will could one be of of action awarded 25 the driver range emScholarships be to sitters Layton Legislative RELINK IS GUARANTEED young baby tempting to exploit the people” handed a $25 check at a buffet to the most Uug tho tarn plaitk donfurot aro maU from the a a students resolution who head received from vehicles enjoining eve6 outstanding in Lee who has long been an opthe after to UST THE LIFE OF DENTAL PLATES Crocked or hrokea dental plateo modployed pm dinner' for delegates to the differ- ning to 23 settle their Adams and Rebecca factions while Old leeih ia and injury wait t plateo ponent of the United Nations replaced yea repaired duplicated el United Nations assembly Nad- ences to a state marketing order - In addition to the child labori also took a in the Fire Burns Warehouse passenger mw material Layton foreign aid to task He University of Utah in problem groups have urged Gov1 said he believed in once to one effect was treated similar She vehicle ler for — it was wrong to Idaho NAMPA Fire Lake Bonnie Currie Salt swept City Utah Such an order basically J Bracken Lee to place the give away the nation’s resources East High School senior won through a large frame warehouse shock The accident occurred when an would bring milk producers to milk price squabble and an addiThe Utah chief executive has the second prize of $15 and in downtown Nampa yesterday so as to as- tion to the general appropria- consistently refused to declare Ope m S A M Six Days A Waak— leaning byAppelntment automobile driven by production manage Francis was under control but Lake Salt Charles brought City Bentley 3360 Porter Ave Ogden Phone 21667 a junior from East High won before it reached amonium ni- Roche 42 Corinne failed to stop sure normal supplies and guar- tions bill on the special ession United Nations day in Utah Listed In Yellow Paget e Telephena Directery at a crossroad and banged into anteed prices Lee will remain in California agenda By law the special session trate stored in the basement third place the front end of the Nadler carv Milk prices dropped from the can consider only items placed until next Tuesday He is to bet Roche was cited for running' normal 21 cents a quart to as before it by the governor a guest at a Jimmy Doolittle a stop sign according to Te Wayne low as 5 cents during the war The appropriations dl ficulty banquet in Los Angeles Monday Woodland and Leonard Jeppsen last week Members of Safeway Resulted from an apparent over night highway troopers who investigat- have said they will again meet sight through which legislators ed all competitive milk prices be- neglected to appropriate $30000 Mr Roche received minor ginning Tuesday morning “unless to pay tuition costs for Utah head lacerations but was not something happens in the mean- veterinary students either being time to change our plans” trained now or who will enter Re-elec- ts! hospitalized Colorado A&M College within thenext biennium The students SALT LAitE CITY (UP) — attend the Colorado school under Bruce Fitzgerald of Duchesne the Western States Commission has been president of on Higher Education agreeqipnt Assn Dairymen’s which was designed to aid stuDr Louis R Curtis Salt Lake dents in gaining technical edu- City was reappointed general cation not available in their home manager of the association at a state Utah has no school of vet- business meeting here yesterday erinary medicine Merrill Ni Warnick qf Pleasant Little Difficulty Grove was elected as a new dias directors Presumably difficulty rector would result from placing the were Eugene Pace of Wanship problem before the special ses- and Russell Wall of Heber City sion because the lawmakers apOfficials said the a proved jwithout question $14000 dairymen’s cooperative’s sales ASTERS appropriation to the interstate last year totaled 6000000 jSTjF'jL Va i rs Eagle Scout From Clearfield Going i World Jamboree d p m j 700-feet-hig- h m m ld m pro-dam- s 100-mil- Legislature Hopes to Correct Mistake for Working Youths anti-dam- t i i com-th-e w 100-millio-n i he the-occurren- Pro-dam- s 4 say the power which would be generated would dam-builde- i 1955 SALT1 LAKE Anti-dam- 'i APRIL 17 Searches Spring Didiijt Bring Sunshine For 'Retired' But Improved Water Supply Stewardesses astronomical spring Is bring industrial health to an underdeveloped region —that the upper Colorado Basin could be made a second line of industrial s defense if war came would be it reply cheaper to build a steam generating plant s 5 say no precedent would be set for “invading” national parks They contend Dinosaur National Monument is not a true national park since national parks can be created only here?” ’v v i UAL Industrial Health ( ' J SUNDAY MORNING many other fossils remain in the canyons which would be flooded to say nothing of still unde-- t ciphered Indian hieroglyphs on the canyon walls WASHINGTON I'' ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Thundering Controversy Over Echo Park Dam Nearing Climax In Congress Neither Side Seems Willing to Give an Inch By ED CREAGII f'3 V- pro-dam- anti-dam- j -- Truce Continuance Asked of Parties Milk Price War i Pro-dam- anti-dam- - 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