Show S spotlighting pot lightIng UTAH NATIONS 14 IMPRESSED the governors flover nors and their balu aiu lite are gone but they are still talking about utah and so bo are fifty of the nations press who cameto came to cover tile tha national governors conference bringing the evel event i t here can call be credited to governor herbert 13 maw and was a lit masterful ast erful piece of publicity work in ili behalf ot of tho the state of utah tile the most impressive event of if tit the conference was the alpine tour july jilly 17 carried out under tile auspices of the publicity dav islon of tile the state department of publicity and industrial develop and other state departments the party consisted of p persona er sons they saw the geneva st steel eel plant thrilled to the bea beauty uty of provo canyon they ate luncheon at aspen grove one of the most picturesque spots in tile the Ilo chloa crossed over the Hoot foot suin mit and came down the magn magnificent ift american pork fork canyon at A Ding liam the party threaded lit HE way up the narrow main street breet through the long tunnel arid and final ly arrived at a spectacular vantage point over the hugo huge pit in fit time to goo BOO the blasting at 34 3 4 5 6 PM at saltair they were glad to batho bathe tn ill the cool gators of the take lake and the evening was waa climaxed with a dinner served lit in the saltair aliling room tile the guests were visibly lm fill pressed wIth everything exper tile the trip and left utah pleased and thrilled no aguot they iney will tell and retell the utah story for many years to come one guest who had attended tho the last seven national governors conferences said that nowhere had they experienced such friendliness such buell hospitality nor enjoyed such fine and alid interesting ener experiences fences as in utah TO ATTEMPT too MPH modern equipment a good track and extensive work on oil the speed course at the bonneville salt flats will enable glands En john cobb to attain miles per hour during his speed trials scheduled to start stait august 16 15 observers report UTAH the magazine nationally tio nally circulated has bas much to say bay about utah in the july edition edidon urging g vacationers to visit utah this summer the article ro counts the story litlie of th 0 I 1 foun founding ing of the state following is a paragraph front the article utah ts Is noted for its far vistas fa balitas litas tic coloration in ili its many canyons thriving modern rides and extensive primitive areas it is the highlands of america the lowest spot pot being almost a mile above sea level the highest over feet it enjoys a most hospitable climate UTAH BIRTHS UP DEATHS DOWN there were more babies born lit in cutilli between january and aind may tills this year than last year also the infant mortality rate decreased from deaths pel per 1000 live births to reports dr 13 G titus titu s director of vital stati statistics state health department TIME MAGAZINE TELLS UTAI UTAH I 1 citory A picture ot of president george albert smith of the church graces graces the front cover of tile the july 21 issue of time magazine inside it has devoted three pages to the mormon story and tour four pictures while the salt lake tribune thought the article slight ly controversial the story the industry of pioneers tells tho the story atory of the church and comments on present day mormons cormons Mor mons latter day saints kinight might take exception to times statement that mormonism sprang from the mind of 0 joseph smith because it is a well kown tact fact that latter iatter day continued on lant pagel NO UTAH coil continued linued from kitye ij sainta believe that thai was revea revealed ledr to lalith by divine revolution Sp ot 0 Pros president ident ct chorgo orge albert smith time says 1 I f lie ho la is impressive in his fits quiet and ear barhost ea ficat way smith y Is a great saleaula ll hild arad publia nitin man and otte one alio eerkes the needs oi 0 the church wel vela ili hi 1947 0 people wild who watch vatch himin his office slyly popping bonbonis bonbons i sinfol ills hla mouth while lie works R know now that they are dealing with it a force iommi von Ilig highway hway groups of the nation have started a drive io to high taxation against the motor ast st it is 18 pointed out that to own ind operate a new car one year lie he average worker making 48 li it week must work two and a halt vela just jus to pay the taxes on jahe he yeli vehicle tele detore before the ware war f 70 per cent of 0 tile tho nations pa passeri pas A seii or er cars were owned hy by families ajr allig less lem than illan 2000 a year mr taxa aam levied against j 8 el 0 in 1946 brought jn in more than one fourth ot of the revenue by states that year sales taxes axes amounted to tc 0 only 1844 per ent and income taxes to 1702 tiar r cent the auto levy was in n addition to federal excise axes local taxes and indirect iltem taxes |