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Show r 1M t APRIL 25. 1&46 .I THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHL UTAH Kaut Mr- - &Jia Slrs- Mark Jorgtnson . m- sun ui nectsaiu Orove r fjiiw were weekend guests of Mi Mrs. Wayne Hacking, 'and Miller, Mr. Mrs. Monte Blackhum of Jruff WJler and family Pleasant Grove visited with Mrs. Anderson on Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Miller. jMary Mr. end Mrs. W. J. Elton dance lovely wedding (family spent Saturday in Salt f the newly 1 , Lake. and Miss Sandra Taylor of Lthi re- fnday night They spent Saturday with Miss Faye Cora Ilardman. ' was the former ff pleasant Grove and Miss Marilyn Davis was a son of Mr. and guest of Misses Beverly and is the 'lli Smith of Cedar Fort Barbara Elton. Mr. Dean Smith arrived heme U McLean of Salt Lake Mrs. and morning. He has been la cuest of Mr. the past Saturday with the Navy serving in Ikman during Louisiana. - i 1S I ar-r- i i. f A' 4ri Mrs Harold Cook and family several good reasons, it is safe jf American Fork, spent Easter to assume that the tourist influx uh Mrs. Neil Cook. wiH be as great in 194G as hi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cook ly-or ur umei ear. or i3 were visitors in Cedar Fort on of these reasons are: Sunday. 1. Millions of persons are foi- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Garns of lowing the immediate and im- Craig, Colorado, were guests of perative urge to get away from Mr and Mrs. Fred Strickland. the strain of wartime surround-,- Monday. ings. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hindlev 2. People have more money of American Fork, were Sunday now than ever before. They can- , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl not buy many of the things Cook. so are spending some of it for traveling purposes. In another year much of this money will have been spent in of consumer goods. the back-lo- g 3. Many service people are taking a good look around before settling down for the rest of their lives. They are looking for new places to live and deciding on occupations for the future. 1946 IS THE YEAR 4. persons displaced Many are on the move, as well as ' 1946 is a vital year in the lives many more who are following of all Utah people. In spite of trends. past worries or future hopes, we CAVALCADE IS MOVING must go on living in this year. As a natural reaction following The tourist travel each and the years of intense strain of month in 1946 has been every wartime, some of us seem to feel almost fabulous. A quotation that we can now sit back for a from the "Chief News", few months and wait for things of the Wasatch Oil Refinto happen. As a matter of fact, ing Company, gives the followthings go on happening whether ing comparison for January, of we desire to participate or not. California entering Utah cannot afford to let its persons the Sacramento gatethrough economy and warime standard in private automobiles: way, of living slip back even for a 202,058 in 1946, against 80,491 in month. We need a lot of new 1945, and 69,425 in 1939. income to take the place of the January Such an increase over 1939 is dollars formerly t,pent by the almost fantastic, yet it is true. government for the purposes of It may be properly assumed that war. We need to do something most of these 202,598 persons about tapping these new sources came from or through Utah. To of income now, in the spring of those who are vitally interested 194(5. Subsequent years will in the economic welfare of the then have a solid base from state, in its income and employwhich to grow and expand. ment, it becomes a matter of Our immediate concern rests concern as to just how long with the lucrative tourist trade, great these people, and hundreds of the greatest available source of thousands of others traveling new business in he United States other highways, spent in Utah today. These people are now on and how much money they left the move in greater numbers to bolster the economy of than ever before in history. Is thishelp state. This is a serious matUtah getting its equitable share, ter serious to the opportunities or are we hoping to get it in of all citizens of Utah. 1947 or some future year? DoSCHOOL zens 'or ' time .."every week we of State'The Department read ppeajs to ' prepare for the Industrial Pe- afd Publicity influx of totlrists in 1947. Are in cooperation with the tourists bf.1946 any" less .im- velopment, Office of Public Inthe State portant? This is a matter of struction, are prepared to assist urgency; anything accomplished communities, right on your own in 1946 will also serve in 1947 ' to put into effect some HANDSOME, and subsequent years. Based on ground, to enable workable programs ECONOMICAL! each area to cash in on this HOUSE PAINT tourist, gold right now, this month and next, in 1946. Men Ceaseless research who are familiar with tourist now gives this faBARBER SHOP problems are ready, not alone to mous paint NEW discuss community needs, but to coverage, durability, WILL BE offer services that will unquesbeauty, economy! tionably fill these needs. Tour- - i lats UTAH lumliniiUu) W at ES 1! inside and out frighten up NEW 'Enameloid! One coat of this Hrith sparkling se high-glos- enamel s gives gleaming new beauty to woodwork, furniture, toys, autos. 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OF THE WEEK "You're sfruttin' if yon be ttumcthing you ain't." usan, Vthe Christian Science Monitor ""QUOTE- S- A CAE )N 3 n ot this ROGER'S ..- Fresh colors, t me - weather I has Information Schools, with follow-u- p adequate training. seem to be an immediate need. Anv city desiring such assist-Soance is invited to egt in touch with the State Department of Publicity and Industrial Develop nient. What is done in 1940 can ist the,-desire- Spotlighting PAGE FIVE i |