DUP to Receive Measure of the Past The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will receive one of only three specially made U.S. standard half-bushel measuring "pots." A highly polished brass measuring standard, manu¬factured in 1842 by the U.S. government, will be presented to DUP officials Monday by E. C. Westwood, city sealer of weights and measures, and Public Safety Commissioner James L. Barker Jr. The 126-year old pot came in a solid oak case, Mr. West- wood said. "I was given the measuring standard when I was in Wash¬ington, D.C., in 1954 visiting federal weights and measures officials," said Mr. Westwood. "One of the original standards was made in 1836 at the time the government established the bushel, peck and pound." Mr. Westwood said he felt the DUP should add it to its historical items because the pot has been on display at many places the last few years.