Show K KEROSENE AND KEROSENE AND A MA MATCH In 1959 more than three million visitors to Utah spent I I t about million dollars And yet Utah has hardly even begun b gun to realize reaUze its full fuU potential in tourism Studies show that it t ranks well below most ether states in number of visitors time spent in the state and expenditures Thousands of tourists were interviewed last summer to learn their likes and dislikes Results have been tabulated and released Here are the things visitors liked i Ij Overall beauty unblemished natural scenery most beautiful mountains ever seen most colorful st state te we have ever visited copper mine beyond description pleasantness of people employed in its service industries And lAnd could you guess what heads the list of things they DID ID NOT OT like This UNKEMPT CONDITIONS BORDERING HIGH WAYS WAYS a K This is no surprise to us We have been ranting i 1 about this for four years We still contend that there is nothing wrong with Utah's scenery that couldn't be quick quickly ly cured with a can of kerosene And a match Other un unpopular popular it items ms need a little more time U Great reat Salt Lake and its rundown resorts lack of roadside road road- roadside i side side parks sad conditions of roads in Utah and not enough tourist advertisement T Tourism is Utah Utah's s biggest potential business Its It's a promotion project in which every resident can can an sh share re Lets Let's begin like charity at home |