Show Mines Large and Small i I 1 i Respond To War Call l' l 4 m f Jy Iry I I f L f t w w wf f a f 4 4 t g f A v. v c 7 Ay f g S rJ r p 4 J 1 q Kr yS k 4 cw L t I iy Another Bomb for Hitler or from one of Utah's mines When the war broke upon tho the United States with the attack byI by bythe I the Japs Taps on ou Pearl Harbor on De Do- December cember 7 7 1941 all industry small i and big h g had to transform to a war hash basis and transform quickly This American Industry small and large j did and In record time lime as I Inn now proves Utah's Utah mines from tho the large 1 flown down to the smallest producer turned their output to war eion riun ion Ih The responsibility rested largely ely with the larg larger r companies I as 11 t today mining Is largely a bi big I company game The days of the rich surface dis- dis s I are arc gone The bonanza mining days are gone bOne Modern ming min I ing in requires a strong financed r 1 I I that can afford alfard to gamble a a million dollars or so 80 on bringing U project to a successful conclusion lIon Ion Long Jong expensive prospecting and development campaigns are arene ne necessary essary today tollay In the process of at making tr u 11 mine Utah Is fortunate fortunato In having a I number of large companies active 10 in the mining field Among these 1 are the Utah Copper company the American Smelting Refining company com corn pany the United States Smelting Refining and Mining company the International Smelting Refining company The Silver King Coalition Mines company the tho Tintic Standard Stand ard and Mining company and the Park Utah Consolidated Mines company During recent years all aU of ot these companies have expended vast sums in the development of Utah's resources ro Millions of ot dollars have been spent in tunneling through the rock of ot this mountainous territory territory ter ter- ter In an effort to find more oreto ore oreto oreto to replace that being mined It takes big money and companies that are In a position to take great risk to keep tho the mining Industry going The Ontario tunnel at Park City and the tho Elton tunnel funnel at are only two examples of ot deep exploration which cost in excess excess ex cess of ot a n million dollars each before br be b fore the oro ore was opened up With companies In the field Utah mines were ready to answer any challenge when the war broko broke out |