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Commumty-State Should Plan Recreation .
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' [ Many ideas and ideals have been ex- war memorials by memorial committees in ulace in postwar planning, particularly in
y : pressed in the Press, and in other publica- all communities. The living memorials to preparation for the great tourist industry '
lions. concerning postwar plans for Ken- be any type needed by the residents for expected after the close ol hostilities. ‘
lucky communities. Many plans have been recreational purposes. Of particular interest to the department ‘ ‘
. presented which should make our communi- 3—All communities take steps to train is the speedy return and rehabilitation of
i ties better Plafes in which to live. young men and women [or recreational lead- Utah servicemen alter their release, and one I i y
l A concrete plan has been presented for ership work in cooperation with educational of the chief considerations in selecting the
Consideration of Kentucky citizenry and gov- institutions of the state. weekly press of the state as a media, was ; . _
eminent by some very sensible suggestions 4—A variety of local and state recreational the large percentage of “home town papers" t
given by the first Kentucky State Recrea» programs be developed to utilize more fully now going to men and women in the armed .
tional Conference held recently at the Uni- the state’s resources for outdoor recreation. forces. Both paid advertising and news re- _
versity of Kentucky. These suggestions, not 5—Provisions be made to meet needs [or leases are directed in large part to these I,
. only directed toward recreation for the boys industrial recreation. young men and women, pointing out the
, and girls in our various towns, but also will G—Tliat the Governor provide money many advantages or returning to Utah to l i I
- serve the returning servicemen. These serV‘ from his emergency fund to initiate a state reap their share 0f the ”golden harvest" of ‘ 1
‘ itemen, perhaps learning new Sports and recreation service: to appoint a state Recrea- Utah’s famed scenic wonderland, and other~ ; i
recreations in camps, will desire to continue tion Committee of seven and a state recrea- wise participating in the expansion and de~ '; ,
[llell‘ new-found fun. It is going to be the timml director. velol)ment 0f Utah's pOSSibilities‘ i i
duty of every city and town. large or small. As Part of a similar program. the statC Of The advertising schedule includes an aver- _ i i
to 596 that facilities are provided. Utah began a schedule of paid advertise- age 0f 12 inches at space bi-weekly i" Ci't'h i
.The easiest and most logical way to [)1‘0- ments in all the newspapers. daily and corn 0f the 62 newspaper members Of the Utah
_ ride facilities will be through the use Of munity. aimed at selling Utah and its many State Press association With occasional SPOt i :-
. war memorial funds as suggested in the attractions. recreational facilities. and possi- advertisements in support at events 0f espe- I ‘, i
; resolutions. Not only should the town pro- bilities to native Utahans, newcomers to cial interest as they occur in various parts l i
' ‘ i We facilities, but should appoint a trained the state. and Utah servicemen. of the state. i 1
12:11: I:::fel:}l1:]: is; “JESSE t5::ft:‘r:i:§ Sponsored by the Utah state department a TIN; (Ettlltiref Stillie-dule f is] being hmhht‘h , ' i ,
' ’ fund for 'mainten'mcel of the‘ memorial 0f Imbhcl-ty and mdUStrlifl development. the t‘no’url1 " 16" Hilliltlffs glttlm kprés‘st “55$“:
recreation center which )erh'in could be program is under the direct superVision .of 11011:):Slnés“? 03111-1 H . 411 e IIY:WhC1 ‘ >
Pmi‘ided for b, '1 small ”I“ 16“}; The ro- Joseph J. Cannon, commissioner ol publicity i is ri )u es 3.01)) 'am 11:1sertion]<.)r(e1rs.l alslseT- i
i gram Should 11:0‘ iincllule 1101;1)\r)l-in(l 1115‘” for the department. ASSisting Commissioner ') 0; tlelr '15 teets. ’m’a es com “1”“ h llnh‘s l i ,
i (1‘th shOPs for the ohmic-111v [hindicao )ed Cannon m assembling and preparing mpy H (”h fcll'Str.‘ )UtES P‘thehts t0 t116 kmem )fY-S, ‘i i ’
Tetllrnees ‘ l 3‘ .1 i ‘ "ll l?fl\’l(l H. Mann and'\/\lilliam C. Winder. as- P‘mltmg ‘1 :me'ifi CI“ 01163—0 lCC will“? y . :
' ' sistants to the commissioner of publictty. Roy A. Schonian, a former Utah publisher, 1 , l
l The suggestions as presented were: Also included in the program is a series is manager of the office. . l _
I~Community and school buildings and of news releases prepared by the department Connected with the program is a sub- 1 ; ’
htihties be brought into full»time service of publicity. which will be submitted to the scription to each newspaper by the depart- '- I:
01 the community. papers regularly for use in their columns. ment of publicity, and the association office ‘i i '
y . H ‘2\First consideration be given to “living" aimed at further stimulating the Utah pop- will provide a clipping service of all re— , a :
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3‘3 33“ ‘ i3 :‘ Bpff gP . fin case, and if such lines are letter—spaced the Records '5 Suggested “
‘5‘ ‘33‘3 .‘ "3 ”‘3 3 3 e er “n g spacing between words should be increased 3 . . . .
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3 ‘2‘; 3‘ 3” it“ No single characteristic more quic y (is- accordingly. . . .. . . . . ll' . . I I ‘l
3 3,- ‘.. l _ l 3,3 _ . . h .. 1 . . . _ .3 . the so-(alled iihitc (o ai lo)s s iould be the
3 , may; . “ 3‘ tiiigiiishes the good printer from t e (are— It IS otten necessary. in order to Illlbtliy .i . . ~ , ‘
‘= REM: ‘13313 333‘ 3‘ . , 1. 1 A I d _ . . -. signal for emplovers to review the record in 3
. 3! ‘. ‘ ., 1 3“ “ .5: less one than the spacmg of ines. . $00 line properly. to add onlv a thin space. This . I ' 1
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3“ ‘z‘ ‘ I :33“ :3 31 home Publisher. James A- (rahan states 3h“ between the short words where it becomes _ l he‘n Sl1()1t(l"(,(()f 11631) 1111ng 19
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3 '1 5.”: ‘ :‘l - ‘5; 3 3, the aim ol good typography 18 to space a 11116 more noticeable. l . n 1 ‘Il
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3 “z same time. says Mr. Gahan. the Whole mass at one end of a line and thin spacing be- [ I f tl “I Hr I l f ‘
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3 33: 3 3‘ . should not be streaked with will“? space tween words at the other. This Produces a 1 t1 t t1 g le ‘ ' ‘ ‘
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‘3 1“‘ 3 ”3 created by an excessive amount of space be- broken UP: uneven effect which, to the most Ih‘I )o(enc h Is Ion: ‘03" [11c inufi've III‘
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3? 3:3,3‘.m‘<3 ‘ ‘. 3‘ "‘ tightly spaced that it becomes a puzzle to Not so long ago it was common practice I ”l L B t 't 1 1d I
3? “I“ 1“ “ ‘-: i‘ ‘ - . tions witi wor'ers. u i siou )6: re-
:3 W In}! 3‘ t“ l. '” the eve to determine where one word ends a mu )rinters to double. 'md m some cases . . . I
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‘3 ‘3. “3 3‘: 3" '. 1 Th . . . .3 . 3 hilly three years before start of the war.
‘: 3‘?“ “3 3 3“ ‘3 "‘ pends somewhat on the type face “56‘ ' ,6 it is remarkably easy to pistily a line of .. I .
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l “a j : 1:133 . m '3 general rule is that the condensed 01 narrow handset tvpe to proper tightness by insert- .
i: 33 '1 ‘33! v3.1 - . . cl . . ’ . . .. Board and the problem ol manpower short-
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3“ 3 .1 3‘ 3 ‘lfi'i' P . E; ’ P , d‘ g I / been concerned With paying higher wages‘
3 l “ ' ‘3 3 ‘11.: 3t” space is the blank usually put between “or s not [0 be recommended. . . .
3, : 3‘3‘ :. i ‘ :‘E .3-’ . . , Tl . . . . and a maxniium of overtime rather than put-
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I“ 3 3 3‘ . ‘3 333.43; and a thick space on the other are inexcus- line. Less space may be inserted With a . . t' l )l\IOIl iecords and
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3 : ‘ 3. 3”: 33“»;31 . ‘f d _ s ie ably recall the seveial releieiites to George whether employees once exempt as exeui-
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.‘ 3 § ‘51; .2333’ cases it is olnectionable t0 letter-space one .I . _ . . ‘
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“‘ :3 3 , 3‘ 3‘3““ "ise should never be letter-s “iced The “118130115: ”‘1 COhheChOh “‘lth hls Imagit. Hour Division has clearly defined the 5“
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‘3‘ ‘ “‘ “‘33“ 3 leases submitted by the department and senSitized metal plate. and the “halftime _____,___.________-#
{‘3 : ‘ ‘1 f ‘3‘ .3 ‘;‘3; other news items of interest to it. “huge (3) created ”h the metal plate h)‘ According to the Bureau of Labor StiititI
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‘3‘ 3" 5”: ‘3‘ The entire program is rather unique m tiansniission ol light through the negatnc tics, the average cost of livmg as of Match
‘3 : _‘ 3 Utah history. and the association officers and screen. 15 was 126.8 per cent of the 193539 uveragfl
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'3 . 3 33‘ feel that it prOVides a wonderful opportii- \\aterIous 3‘16“ 15 I541“ [0 be 35 Old as the and was 2.4 percent above the figure 01‘E
‘ j; {3 ‘.‘fi:s‘ nitv of proving to the members the value of proverbial hlhs- h ““3‘ member 0“ the year ago. Food rated 135.9 per cent; clotl‘
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3 E . "3 _ ‘1-3:“‘3 as proving to the state department the W1” be interested in knowing whether any advertising or subscription rates.
3 “ “ 3 I‘.‘]‘ value of selling Utah through Utahans via PUthher 01‘ photo engraver ”1 RCIHUCkY
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{our division is One of the most interesting Ifood stories of theblmmedlit; II '. I ,
as l" (’Pem‘l‘m future is being developed In experimentsIthat have een un II . I ,
m ”f the “m way for more than six months in the screnItIfIc laboratories. h III, I II .
tlle~\\7ar Labm In commercial baking, a problem Is posed by the fact th at I I II .
""nlmwer 51m frozen foods take hours and often days to thaw out before l‘I eY I'I"I:jf
lgC'HOUY agency can be used Besides being time-consuming, this process Invo ves III I I
nana ementhnsl ‘ l1 . food. Besides, food II, , I I
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g lIugleIr waiII thawed at room temperature often dlscolors and IS af ectfe y I .I II
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‘t “Pi"iIOHSII‘l‘E‘ heat to defrost frozen; foodIiIalrcertIemstant y, w Ie prese 9 II '
“‘1 “um“ their taste texture on nu r: we - . ' . ~11 '
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"inflame or “0‘ heat throughout a solid block of frozen food, in much the same ‘ I 1
m be an assess way thata radio station transmits sound. A reSult ofIthIs Ir1p;ove— 1 . CV
ment will be to enable the food industry to move perishab es rom I
16m many cm- d cer to consumer in better condition than has ever before ,‘ tr It ,
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“01‘ "f the wage tributions to better food, at less cost, for more adnlfl moredpzfsll'rei. II I if.
dermal the six These contributions to more effluent fOOdI han .LTgfanfh men ‘1: I .‘y
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5 1113.11 5; 3 ()ur editoh - 1 . mmlttee 0 _ 1 not heed - lecause the d 6'. I
V 1‘ ‘ “““ “ “‘1 ' ‘ formation of a "0 this survey libe, , )leadilig but ) 5 d false in . the:
j 11 1111351 , III-I . in the .. Ide through ’I )11" tin!“ of A I II adv becn ProVe . ' 1 (13110
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:5 3'51: 1 -‘ 0ffic Press Assocl Some 3 f Russell DY‘hC ' mc Howevel. t ‘ l 0 recent decmon “311m
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. ‘1 15;: :1 ‘ 1‘1. . 3 . Pomnn’ ries 0f 211”th ‘3‘ -1 a was Sound- ' . ts- Slll’rcmt vs aper 5 I
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1. 1 - 5 L, me commute" wean William: by the led 1 gain [(1) orting accumtlo t brought before '51 laws
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