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Show Friday, July 11, lMf UTAII VALLEY NEWS Compregnated Wood A New Material i Representative! of the army, navy, and aircraft manafactarera have fallowed with interest a process of compregnaUng wood, which Bar ha useful in producing a amooth, tough, and durable material for fuselagea and wing covering for airplanea, that haa bee developed at the Foreat Products Laboratory. Madison, Wla., a research unlt of the Forest Service, U, 8. Department of Agriculture. In making thia product thin aheeta of wood wsre treated with resin forming chemicals and then compressed by meana of heat and pressure Into a material Impossible to make by the old method of treating wood so that it can bo molded. The new method differs from ordinary gluing in that the resin chemically Mads together the wood cells when the wood is pressed. Hie Forest odgeta Laboratory test samples showed the new material to be as amooth and as hard as glass and practically free from warping and shrinking. Although machining much harder than wood, hat sealer than steel, it can bo tooled to any daalred shape. Chemists at the Laboratory report that the material is highly resistant to alcohol and water, indicating it being more resistant to weather than paint or lacquer. The smoothness of the material HS-r- BeB SflUM as well as its good molding proIncrease Its perties potential value in plane construction because of the conatant effort to get great speed by reducing wind friction. The material eould be used to advantage la making propeller blades varying in specific gravity from one end to the other or even in molding the propellers to their final shape. There Is a distinct poaslbyity that the propellers can be molded to the finished dimensions, thus eliminating the exacting lathe work that has been necessary heretofore. Several other types of uses are also possible far this new material. It should be highly satisfactory for flooring and paneling in houses. The hard finished surface should be very resistant to marring and grain raising. The upkeep cost should be negligible as no finish, other than the high polish obtained la the molding, is necessary. Plywood with compressed faces could be used to advantage la furniture manufacture. The possibility of reflnlshlng by merely sanding and buffing is also of considerable importance. 830 DRAFTEES will leave Utah by Inly IS, and enlletment officers state that at least Hi volunteers are being signed up by that time. Idaho is A NEW TRACTOR TIRE and Mrs. Jens C. Androassn of, completely filled with water ia the latest device on the farm. This tire means greater weight, inand creased traction, reduced spent Friday at lagoon and Balt bounce. It la filled at the factory Lake City. without uaing inner tubes, and for WASHINGTON, D. C. With colder climates the water contains the maimer vacation n at calcium chloride to prevent full tilt, thousands of (Mrs. C. H. Ponlson - Reporter) j throughout the country will bo exposed to tick fever, according to a warning leaned here by Dr, An Intonating Program was given Sunday evening un- William DeKleiaeb medical director of tho American Rod Crosa. . Mrs. Maxine Davis - Reporter) der tho direction of tho officers of the M. L A. President A. V. Ticks, as a rale. Dr. DeKlelao Phoae aiSBl Watkins was tho principal speaker points out, are found la tho Mrs. Lewis Jamas of Idaho is and talked on tho subject Latter- where the underbrush is heav- ySaint Ideals, and Tho Nation la the tall grass of tho golf eonrsa, day Mrs. with her mother, visiting al Defease Program." A talk was la Balds and thickets soosalng Martha Davis. also given by Rex Steele on tho to be everywhere ia rural areas Keith Jolley is enjoying his ill effects of tobacco. A scriptural known to be infected. vacation la the southern Utah reading was given by Louisa WilIf bitten, victims are warned to and California cities. parks des. Tho congregation was lad ia watch for symptoms. At tho onMr. and Mrs. Pater C. Larson the M. I. A. theme by Miss Deon set of tho fever, prostration is d as their visitors Saturday Patten who also played a piano present, and, in. severe I usually Mrs. Lena Gammon, Mrs. Pa aline solo. Other musical numbers restlessness and insomnia. Gammon of Vineyard and Mrs. were a clarinet solo by F. B. Wof- - raere Is frequently nose bleed Margaret Pulsipher. findea and a vocal solo The and soreness in muscles and Poolson Family Reunion Flag Without a Stain sung by Joints. 1U skin is senaativa to Moroni was held at the home of Mr. Jensen. Both numbers the touch and at first abdominal d Mrs. Elmer Taylor Saturday were accompanied by Mrs. Melba pains may be ao severe as to afternoon. The afternoon was Pyns. simulate appendicitis. There la a Mr. and Mrs. William Terry and rise in temperature and a rash spent ia visiting, playing games, of voices the tho origin- daughter Joan, Mrs. Adelaide Lar- which frequently may affect al- recording al family mambers, nnd telling sen and daughter Adel la returned most the entire body. their memories of tho lives of Saturday from a delightful vacaDr. DeKlelne stresses that pretheir parents. A delicious supper tion trip to Yellowstone Park. vention is the best cure. Ho urges was enjoyed at long tables set la Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sonliar Tick Fever Sira "2 Season At Hand Red Cross Warns TIMPANOGOS are happy over tho arrival of a new son born at tho Utah Vail ay hospital Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyla Wilkinson and children have returned to their home in Grass Valley, Cal. after visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ponlson and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson. and the grove. There w era II descenfurnishing 1(1 draftees Nevada's quota ia IS for this July dants of Niels and Mario W. Ponlson from Provo, Salt Lake, IS date. and Grass Eureka, Roosevelt, Valley, California who enjoyed Never Undersold on the afjernooa. Edgemout Literary Cl eh will bo held Friday afternoon USED CARS at the homo of Mrs. Ethel Wool-ston- .Mrs. Zelpha Smith will FOR RENT Home 1038 CHEV. Sedan $400.00 give the book review. All memAdults Only. Like New. Everything bers are invited to bo present. FurnlMlied. ' Furniture, lights, 1088 CHEV. Sedan fonnnn Miss Rhea Hatfield has left for 1035 CHEV. Gaoch beat and hot water. Phtme 1674 $305.00 Nephl where she will bo employed. 1087 FORD Sedan $3 0.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Warner and 1088 FORD Sedan $385.00 of Mesa, Art sons, Mr. and 1033 PLYMOUTH Sedan $135.00 family Mrs. Joseph Warner of American 1031 FORD Coach $05.00 Fork spent Friday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Davis, Mr. am'9 yiYli ?ei Timpanogos 1038 CHEV. lM-to1038 CHEV. lM-to- n 1035 DODGE 1)1 ton $385.00 $105.00 $185.00 n -- And 60 Other Good Cara and Trucks to Choose From I PHONE US . . . WELL DELIVER Utah Valisy Blass & Paint 57 N, Univ. Ave. - Phene 656 Anderson Garage Card Car Lot at 205 Bo. Univ. a are nape of tho results, being fsd to one of tho When a tick is found, use'pta-eer- s most profitable flocks ta Utak to remove it, for tho fever County. may bo contracted through crushRed ing a tick if there la a slight cat Big J" or Turkey on tho hands or fingers. If bitten, swab tbs area with FLOUR, 48 lodino and watch for symptoms. If symptoms appear, call a FLY SPRAY doctor. Animal, (bulk) gaL 65c IIoiiKchold, (bulk) gaL .95e 5c per gaL discount In lota Both flno sprays, ean use either for livestock. 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