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Show THE LEHI SUN Published Every Thursday at Lehi, Utah, by the LEHI SUN PUBLISHING CO. Entered as Second Class Mat ter, at the Postofficeat Lehi, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1878. Sibscriptlon Rate $1.00 Per Year ASSOCIATIOm UTAH SM PRtSS Th officers and teachers of the Second ward Sunday School met at the home of Armond Webb Tuesday evening. A business meet ing was held, after which a social was enjoyed. Mama May Peterson and Joyce Southwlck spent Monday visiting in Magna with Miss Jane Wegfland. Mrs. Richard TYmrias and small Knn Richard, of Salt Lake Cltv are spending this week In Lehi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stlce. Mrs. Morris Trane and son. Paul of Salt Lake City spent last week In Lehi visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lott, Miss Pearl Peterson of Salt Lake City spent the week-end here with relatives. BE". OUR DEMOCRACY Mrs. Elma Burgess of AlDlne suent Thursday In Lehi with her sisters. Mrs. Virgil H. Peterson, Mrs. Frank i Martins and Mrs. Jay Cox. Local Items Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hebertson and family visited over the Fourth holiday at Oranddaddy Lakes. Mr. 1 L. Lott returned to his work at Las Vegas, Nevada, Sun dav. after mendlne the Fourth hol idays here with his wife and family. Miss Marie Lott left last Thurs day evenine for Washineton. D. C where she is employed by the gov ernment, after spending her vacation vaca-tion here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Lott. Allen Webb. Glenn Smith and Glenn Evans left Sunday for Camp San Luis Obispo, California, following fol-lowing a short vacation here with their parents, Mr. ana Mrs. E. N. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Evans. Miss Sallv Gill of Salt Lake Cltv has been visiting In Lehi during the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Norman. She returned re-turned to Salt Lake Tuesday night Sally Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe GUI. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Salt Lake City were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F.' Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck of Salt Lake City were visiting with relatives and friends In Eehi Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McArthur and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Knight and two children of Park City were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Davis here on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Smith of Ogden spent Monday night and Tuesday In Lehi visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Larsen. Richard Mitchell left Sunday for the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, following a month's visit In Lehi with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R, Mitchell. Mrs. LaVon Vincent of Ploche, Nevada, and Mrs. Joseph Fage of Pleasant Grove visited heee last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fage. " Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devey and son, Noel, and Miss Chase of Salt Lake City were Thursday evening guests of Mrs. Alice Skinner, i Bishop and Mrs. Raymond L, Klrkham and daughter, Rae Mona, and son, Thomas Lee, left Sunday for their home In Los Angeles, California, Cal-ifornia, following a visit in Lehi with Mr. and Mrs, T. F. Klrkham and other relatives and with American Amer-ican Fork relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Owen of Brie- ham City visited in Lehi from Thursday until Saturday with Mrs. Owen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Klrkham. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Peterson were visiting in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. THE U.S. AND IT'S RAILROADS Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner entertained at supper Monday eve ning for Mr. and Mrs. M. W Wathea 1 y We're justly proud of OUR HIGH WAV'S AND OF AND AIRPLANES. BUT FOR THE LONG HAUL OR. WE BIG HAUL WE MUST HAVE OUR. RAILROADS TOO. lV.lV..l iUlli. 1 I .I. .a L.. ki.L I 7 uy mas i Iji til ND ISPENSABLE IN NATIONAL DEFENSE, THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST , SINGLE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR IN MAKING AMERICA WHAT It IS TODAY. Mr. William Whipple of Idaho visited in Lehi Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Gay Whipple, and with his brother, Jack Whipple. Mrs. Eva Peck of Salt Lake City spent Sunday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ellsha H. Peck. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wan lass were visiting in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hunter. Miss Myrtle Fitzgerald of Eph-raim Eph-raim is a guest of Miss Bonnie Jean Klrkham this week. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Austin and Mr. and Mrs. John Austin 6pent Monday visiting in Heber. Mrs. Armond Webb and children spent Monday in Pleasant Grove. visiting with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs- Fred Shocll. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Hollndrake visited from Thursday until Sunday Sun-day here with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin. Marvin Goff. who has been sta tioned at Fort Lewis, Washington, with the selective service draftees, but recently has been at Kings City, California, on maneuvers with his company, Is here on a furlough visiting with his wife. Mary Jean Johnson Goff, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. urban Johnson. ; Mr, and Mrs. Merlin Giles of Salt Lake City visited during the cele bration here ,with Mr. and Mrs. Af - ton Giles. Sunday both ? families visited at Charleston with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Turner. Dean Mitchell returned to his work at the Douglas Aircraft plant in Santa Monica, California, Mon day, after visiting here during the holiday week-end with his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. D. R. Mitchell Mrs. Ellen Thomas is spending a few , days in Morgan with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.-Roy Er Francis. Mrs. Eugene Webb soent Tues day at the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake City with her father, George H. Smith Sr., who is reported to be very ill. 1 THEN-THE COUNTRY fl? "S I NOW-SERVING IT 'r - LAMPS JAiMi Here's a sure way to beat the on your vacation trip step into; air-conditioned comfort of a Uni Pacific train. In modern CoacV economical Challenger Sleepersn superbly-appointed Standard Pul' mans, you'll ride relaxed and arri ' refreshed. Delicious Dining Q meals. Registered Nurse-Stewait ess service on principal trains. th( B H Ca so Ri Be Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hutchings of Huntington, Park, California, spent from Friday untU Monday here vis iting with their mothers, Mrs. Hul- da Curtis and Mrs. Alice Skinner. Z OF POINT-TO-POINT MILEAGE OF THE WORLD. 56 OF WORLD'S FASTEST PASSENGER. TRAINS AVERAGE SPEED OF FREIGHT TRAINS UP b SINCE 1920, WITH HOT SHOT" FREIGHTS NOW DOING 60 MILES PER HOUR. Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner left Tuesday for a vacation trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, and points of Interest en route. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broomhead and family of Seattle.Washlngton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A J. Broom- head here last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Goates of McGill, Nevada, are here for a visit with Mr. Goates' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goates. , Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Evans are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Emery Smith' at their ranch in Frultland. ' , Mrs. Geneva Stewart Is visitine in Salt Lake City at the home of her son, Russell Stewart, caring for grandchildren, while Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are visiting In the East. WANTED!!! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Bones, Wool, Hides, Pelts, Furs and Dead or Useless Animals. Pelt Prices Paid for Dead or Useless Sheep Prompt Service. Utah Hide & Tallow Co. PHONE 88 Three Miles West of Spanish Fork DEER HUNTERS We Pay Highest Prices for DEER SKINS Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Ivorv and daughter, Jeanne, of Salt Lake City and Miss Yvonne Llwellyn of , Murray Mur-ray visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor on July 3 and 4. Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Jones and daughter, Orlean, of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wanlass on the Fourth holiday. Fresh Spring Vegetables - - - -. Green Peas, New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Asparagus, Fresh Straw berries, Rhubarh. QUALITY MEATS PHONE 17 FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES LARSEN BROS. Matast" - - - UU , Mrs. L. D. Racker in comoanv with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Racker Jr and her daughter. Mrs. Rav Mc Kenzie and twin baby daughters, Joan and Jean, all of Salt Lake City visited in Gooding, Idaho, from Friday until Sunday with Bill and Cart Racker. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hansen and son, Bobby, and daughter, Kathleen, Kath-leen, spent Saturday night and Sunday Sun-day in Brigham City, visiting with Mr. Hansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs-Cyrus Mrs-Cyrus Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Max Walker and baby daughter of Pleasant Grove visited here Sunday with Mrs. Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings received re-ceived word this week from the hospital at Camp San Luis Obispo that their son, Harold, is improving. He was able to sit up for a 6hort time last Saturday, and although he will be in the hospital for some time yet, he is doing nicely. News In Brief Mr. and Mrs. Webb Brady of Eureka were Lehi visitors Thursday and Friday, guests of Mrs. Hettie Laird and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comer and two sons, Jerry and Larry, of Logan Lo-gan spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday here visiting -with Mr. Comer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Comer. The two boys, Jerry and Larry, remained here for a ten days' visit with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hulsh Yates and children of Ely. Nevada, were vis iting here during the celebration, as guests or Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Broomhead. Mr And Mrs. James R. Otis are piloud and happv afent!s oil a lovely baby daughter, born at the American Fork hospital Sundav. July 6. The mother, formerly nn Cleo Holmstead of this city and the new baby are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Holmstead are the proud grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Shelton of uowney, California, and Emery j ones, wno is employed at the Lockheed Lock-heed Aircraft plant at Burbank, California, visited here during the holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Jones, and with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton. Fletcher " is employed at the Vulteez Aircraft plant in Downey. Today (Thursday) at Wildwood in Provo canyon the familv of r n Mrs. LeRoy Davis are enjoying an outing. The affair is in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Larsen and two children who are vfeftw iiom v,nicago, Illinois. Those who are expected to be present are Mr and Mrs. T. A. Dewey and family of Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Knight uu two cnnaren of Park City, Mr. ana Mrs. Blaine Swenson of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy M. ana cnuaren of Provo. Mr i ivirs. owning Davis and son of Midvale. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gads-ford Gads-ford of American Fork, Mr. and MRoy Davis and the gmesta of Dean Christofferson of Compton, California, visited from Thursday until Sunday in Lehi with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Chrlstoffer son. Mrs. Zola Gee of Fountain Green and Mrs. Erva Blackett of Nephi were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Goodwin and family last week. Mrs. Gee is Mrs. Goodwin's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glover. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Glover of Boise, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gais- ford motored to Little America, Wy oming, Sunday and visited with Mr and Mrs. Don Glover. United States egg production din ing May reached nearly 13 million cases, just under the number laid in May 1940, despite the fact that farm ers have 3 per cent fewer hens of laying age. The Department of Agriculture reports that commercial hatcheries set a new high for May in turning out about a fourth more cnicKs this May than a year ago. Reallotment of a deficit of 42,173 short tons, raw value, in the Philli- pine sugar quota to foreign countries otner than Cuba was announced June 27, by the Department of Agri culture. This is an addition to i previous reallotment of a deficit of 73,232 tons made by the Sugar Di-visian, Di-visian, AAA, on April 11. The total deficit represents the difference be tween the 1941 Phillipine sugar quo ta or 1,098,068 short tons, raw value and the amount of sugar which may be admitted free of duty into the United States from the Phillipines Fruit supplies in the 1941-42 season sea-son are indicated to be slightly larger larg-er than in the preceding year, t The increase in the total suddIv of fruit available for domestic consumption proDamy will be about as great as the increase in production since no appreciable change in the frunt export ex-port situation is in prospect during this period. Mr. and Mrs. Med Smith and son of Sandy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Goodwin on the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Herhpr W wvr V-A (U1U Mrs. Billie Glover of .Boise, Idaho. nave been visiting Li Lehi during the nasi xpppfc "n-m v,o.. , vj.icyc VCCU VIS- iting with Mrs. Made Glover and Mrs. Bime Glover has also been visiting with her parents. Mr nnH aits, jonn Whimpey. ' Miss Mable Call of Glendale, California, Cal-ifornia, spent last week in Lehi with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Heber J: Webb. Mr. and Mrs. "Martin Peterson and baby daughter? of Utti Am0 Wyoming, spejat Sunday in Lehi with Mr. Pearson's parents, Mr and Mrs. Jj-eces Peterson A process for quick freezing food, cheaper, faster, and more flexible than frosting methods now in hsp nas Deen announced by Luis H. Bartlett, University of Texas engineer. engi-neer. At $1,500, the unit is less than one-fifth as expensive to build half as heavy as the equipment of similar simi-lar capacity niw in use. The process requires about 10 per cent of the freezing medium needed in other immersion im-mersion methods, and cut freezing time to three minutes where other methods may take as lomr as n hour. ImDlicatinns nf tha w- fcii. UUCOO, according to the inventor, are that quick-frozen foods mav some riav hB marketed about as cheaply as can- ueu proaucts. . Manufacturers of farm implements imple-ments have been asked not to increase in-crease farm machinerv nrirps at. tw.. wuie, in a letter irom Leon Henderson, Hender-son, aoministrator," Price Administration Admin-istration and Civilian supply. Voluntary Vol-untary cooperation was asked in the xxupc uiai -other steps mav avoided." SAMPLE LOW ROUND TRIP FARES from Lehi to: " ' m LoAngele8 ; Chicago . . Denver . . ; Kansas City . Portland . . InCoachM , $22.40 , 47.00 21.25 39.23 29.63 la Challmger Sleeping Can . $33.35 48.60 23.93 43.00 33.33 fa Standard ' Sleeping Can $35.10 , 59.35 26.53 51.90 35.10 BertH extra. Similar low f am to oth.r polota. Liberal return limits. Also very low one-way fares. Ask about frav on cred.f no money down pay later Tot hrthu details coarafc T. J. RASMUSSON, Agent-Phone 7 urjiorj pflciFgc RflaiBoi Specialist Outlines Kitchen Improvements 4 ' Compact arrangement to cut dnwn the "kitchen travel" will malm 1.! possible for homemakers to shorten tne time spent in the kitchen and provide more time and energy for otner activities, and Miss Myrtle Davidson, assistant director of hnmp economics of Utah State Agricultural conege Extension service offers a iew suggestions for effecting this Industrial . production rose to n record level in May, still another level in June, and is expected to continue to follow a eeneral unwarrt course during the remainder of the year, according to the U. S. Department Depart-ment of Agriculture summary. Income In-come of industrial workers ha ni. ready risen about 20 per cent from the 1940 average. To fit the family sewing nrnnnii the routine work of the hnmp good manager takes advantage of every oua nan "now she can find. She can do this if sh has a ni,n. where all her sewing equipment is collected, where she can drop work wweu caaea awav and rfr if n again without losine for needles, thimble, thread, or lost pans. Whatever the size of the farmhouse, farm-house, or its cost, it is hPRt. tn hut the type suited to the local climate ana aaapted to neighborhood practices. prac-tices. Conditions ta r bil parts of the same state, as when one section is hilly and another is compactness. Place the stove at the right cabinet or against the adjoinit so the trip from stove to cabis be shortened, she says. Ws stove in this position, place to at the left of the cabinet top a continuous working surface. If the stove, sink, and cab: work table are arranged aront' or three adjoining walls, ui by doors, to form a continuous ing surface, utensils can be if; or reached for, instead of pid and carried. If doors break in wall space, a temporary cont surface may be provided by i leaf, a table with swivel cas! both. Cupboards above the wart near the sink provide space is dishes can be put as soon as without extra travel. Kitchens are usually easier t in if all doors opening into the in one end. so that there; through traffic in the work a A service wagon will cut down where work centers cannot b veniently arranged. ' Miss Davidson advises horn ers to study their kitchens fa ible time and travel saving ments that will liehten the t of kitchen "drudgery"; adjust' that can be made by suchr methods as rearrangement olr en equipment. I i ! Duri two fa the m the eh; Duri direct ver or ' change sary. deeper phide . necess practic low gr select! ate th ore ar The lean S was oi blast of app the la valley ray pi throug Souvenirs Fiom Scotland Souvenirs from Scotland whii itors usually secure are a i blanket of real wooL which Br ers call a "traveling rug," i Shetland shawl whose wool tbn like lace so that the entire ean be pulled through a wed ring. . Income of Auto Ownen More than one-half of alk mobile-owning families in the tt States have incomes of $30 1' or less, studies by government': cies show. f be Virgil are empl craft plant visiting Sylvia Hall Jones. " Mrs. Bl E. Doll n tld cViUt TV lut Ml Emery Jones, who the Lockheed Alr- LosAngeles, are here 'en parents, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. J. G visiting S f iche Evans and Mrs a ompany with Mr. and 'earson of Huntington spent the Fourth Mr. and Mrs, Fred oi A new method of making evaporated evap-orated milk to enable processors to put 25 per cent more milk solids in the standard can or ov, ,,. r,c uaoie shipping space as well defense uses, was described by two otiau, oi me USDA at the annual ann-ual meeting of th Amr. Science association at Burlington Vermont. Evaporated milk made by the usual procedure contains only about 26 per cent of milk solids-the solids-the maximum concentration that wiU stand the hih t.mm . sterilization without curdling iw found that if milk is forewarned at temperatures hleher than a. grees entlBTftfJ it i " trated to milk solids content wlth- Heavy Oil Sprays Are Costlier Than No 5 Protection . T1;e diversity of California in a controlled t periment, states that Heavy Oil Sprays reduce milk as much as 21 . In a five year test the same univerrf states that flies cause a shrinkage of milk flow 10r This means 11 greater decrease caused by Heavy 0 Spray than by flies. y i Watkins A.-A. FLY SPRAY is an extract sp and costs less, and goes ihr tr- Oa Spray. -lUKmum Ask Your WATKINS DEALER for a Free Demonstration Even If You Don't Buy. WATKINS DEALER Arnold C. Brems PHONE W-W LEHI. UTAH Tl City. "u: vuruim m the heat of sterlli- uuuu, - :.J r |