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Show THE OGDEN Utah-Made Gavel MONDAY + Used to Stop 5000 Persons Present Salt Lake Air Show iiuenor has any Intention of al mandate that makes irrigation * which will be detrimental to Irrfdown the river the primary concern of reclama- gation interests, and no power-mabe mad* £?*£*? will tion and that no power develop- rketing arrangement will that congression- ment shall be built at federal dams the expense of the water user. selling irrigation Cripple Gets Around Power, Irrigation in*? you In Powered Chair Held Friends (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1946 at CITY, SALT LAKE Oct.- M Neb., is (UP)-Byron Jones, of Midvale, a not a foe of irrigation. friend men Utah, has proved that disabled can "get around" even if they are Utah's multi-million-dollar Cenproject, with its dependency paralyzed from the hips down, astral upon wholesaling the hydroelectric SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 14, per hour as a climax to the show. energy it develops, exemplifies this j SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 14! (AP) -Stunting private planes andPilot of the new fighter was Maj. is. ! Jones, who since 1921 hasn been George Ruddell, March assertion by Assistant Secretary (AP)--A gave) made from Utah powerful military aircraft gave a Calif., J.a former resident field, of Mur- able, to move his legs, attends footcopper "was used repeatedly to demonstration of aerial efficiency ray, Utah. and baseball games and any Warner W. Gardner of the interior ball down Soviet Minister V. M. Molo-yesterday in an air show witnessed B-29 Superfortresses, B-25 medevent which he wants to department before- the National ium bombers, and P-51 Mustang tov" at the Paris peace conference, more than 5,000 persons at were flown. Mustang And he's done also all by himself. _Reclamation association annual fighters D. A. Skeen, of Salt Lake City, Lake airport No. 2. i Jones designed a wheel chair conference at Omaha. pilots demonstrated technique in former president of Lions Internat- Military planes were flown by a mock attack on a Japanese which he powered with * gasoline"Through -power aid to irrigatmotor soon after he became a ion," the assistant secretary exan air force demonstration u n "Zeke." ional, said today. Earlier pilots of the Utah civil pie, and since then, hcs put m Skeen presented the gavel to from Salina- Kan., in a display of air patrol presented an aerial rev- about 12,000 miles in the chair. plained "many projects are feasible James F. Byrnes Secretary of State tactics, formation flying iew which included stunt flying, Jones can travel at speeds, up towhich otherwise could not be autribbon cutting and an exhibition 15 miles an hour, and can put horized." during a recent visit to the conf- and acrobatics. j would nearly douWinkler.- as much as 25 miles in a day. (Although erence as an' official observer for A jet-propelled Shooting Star parachute jump by Paul amount of Utah land under the ble Maw opened the Jones said B. Gov. Herbert was he today that the Lions organization, he reported show after he had been escorted willing to give the design to or full-season water right, the Central upon his return here. to the field by a formation of help design, chairs for every disa-Utah project is only partly repayable by farmers who would beneveteran in Utah. training planes. The governor flew Urges Public Support tune of supplementary to the airport in a plane piloted bled fit to the.for Skeen urged public support in approximately irrigation by State Aeronautics Director Joe America for the "work of their r acres and 125,000 acres of new Bergin. Soviet Minister ' ; Oct. 14--Power OMAHA, t j it it, | very able statesman at the con- ference," and said the common in America now holds the key it Farewell Set for A similar show was Cedar City Saturday. Willard Kunzler . brought under irrigation). Gardner further stated: Blaze Puts Paper'Mr. "Low-cost hydroelectric- energy presented will attract other industries to your region and stimulate small businesses in communities near your rship. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kunzler, farms." "The work of the peace delega-Kunzler, Willard, will be honored to expressed fears of Alluding tions is almost done," he said, "de- a missionary BLACKFOOT, Ida, Oct. 14 (UP.) Reclamation association that program farewell of the support A spite vaccilating rapid-spreading fire of undeter- the federal government is trying dance in the the American people to their dele-and mined origin has today put out of bring in low-cost power at the D. L. S. Willard SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 14 expense of irrigation, Mr. Garner gates. What is needed now is hall Wednesday, commission the plant of the Blackfsaid: (AP)--Mrs. Mary Jane Samuelpublic support of every American Oct. 16, at eight "This is simply not the case, and Bulletin. oot Lake son, housewife Salt m. City p. a lack of information can ex- ! Publisher Ike of the Twining only who built her first model plane Skeen said the recent speech of The program in any fear that low-cost power paper would, said the that summer, outclassed vetonly this former Secretary of Commerce the chapel will going to sidetrack irrigation. is cease be to eran forced when for builders yesterday publication Henry Wallace, advocating a "Anyone who is losing sleep be followed by a her gas-powered ship won first at least "several days to a week' over changed attitude toward Russia byd a n c e this question should find in the place in the state 'records trials because of the _ American statesmen, came as a amusement else to worry about. In something on fire, Great shores held the of Salt hall. shock to American, British and The fire, according to the pub- first place, neither the bureau and relatlake. French delegates to the conference. Mrs. Samuelson's model totlisher, started in the basement and reclamation nor the department ives are invited. Foresees No War Instructor Lerapidly to the walls and 383 seconds in three flights aled Skeen said he feels that Russia land M o n s o n, Second place went to floor No machinery was damaged to win. is working just as earnestly as W e b e r college, Keith Gustaveson, 19, Salt Lake by fire Twining said, but considAmerica for peace and said he Ogden, and Stake -Pand third to Hal Yeager, erable water damage was done. City, could foresee no possibility of warresident Abel S. Mr. Kunzler "I cannot estimate the amount of Ted Sam-, Lake Salt 16, Rich will be guest speakers re- uelson, husbandCity. with Russia. of the winner, damage yet," Twining said. Well marks will be given by Bishop took seventh place. "Soviet unilateralism is the have to tear down a press and three outgrowth of the Russian's B. Taylor.. Musical selections ana Mrs. Samuelson's plane set a Linotype machines in order to find new state record several weeks ou': how much damage was done to desire to readjust the economy ofreadings are scheduled. active m m ago. 'their country, which was literlly Mr Kunzler has been may was reported at three torn to pieces by the war," heward" duties here as well as The Duly cleansing with pure Resinol a m andfire said. firemen battled the University ward while attending Soap can do much for pimples, University of Utah, Salt Lake blaze until four-thirty when it was externally caused. Try it and see! He will fulfill a mission in the under control. brought finally Utah Will hen apply medicated Rejinol California field and will Ointment to relieve itchy, burning to the mission home in Salt Eugene Hansen Heads Oct. Lake City, representing the Utah irritation and so quicken healing. 21. state organization of public health Scintodiy to wtrdj hiving i lovelier skin. Convene Friday nurses; and Mrs. Louis Romney of Lake City, representing priSalt -MPROVO, Utah, Oct. 14 (AP) vate, duty nurses. Youth Speaker Says embers of the Utah State Nurses LOGAN, Oct. 14--Eugene Utah the association at will gather East Garland, was named State hospital Friday for their anpresident of the Utah State Agrinual convention. cultural college freshman class, in Carry Speakers will include Mrs. Hazel the final balloting. B. Macquin, associate professor of SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 14 ·nursing Other leaders elected were: education at the Jackie Barber, Logan, vice presi- (AP)--Inspiration given at a young Utah and president of University the Utah' secremust Bonnie conference here Logan, dent; people's Taylor, State League of Nursing Educa10 p. m. Lou Anna and Evenings to church youth tion; Mrs. Verle Lesnan of Salt guide Episcopal tary, AWS Fitzgerald, groups Dr. the state. Heber, representative.'vote Pierson throughout A comparatively Parker of Berkeley, Calif., m. m. 8 light Sunday, 10 cast, according to Colleen Redd, told 100 delegates yesterday. "No foo /ob small, young stuof associated Parker the people vice-president charged with the responsibility of "carrydents and elections chairman. none too large" MARKET Competing in the finals were: ing the ball" as leaders in their Dale Nelson, Logan, president; groups church the in respective Helen Mae Ridd, Brigham City, coming months. Monroe Boulevard 26th Street DEB POOLE SIGN CO. vice president; Kay G. 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