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Show MAY 12, 1931 THE JOURNAL What's Your Favorite Fruit Apples and oranges appear to be the favorite fruits of most U. S. homemakers, according to a sample survey of consumer pref- erences, reported by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U. S. Department of Agriculture. About so per cent of the women interviewed said they preferred one fruit to all others, and. of these, one in three favored apples and the same proportion favored oranges. The survey was made to help producers know what consumers want in order to market their fruit to best advantage. Apple crops have beer, larger in recent years, but as more aput ples have been produced, more have gone unused. For example, the commercial apple crop in 1049 to about 133 million bush3 million bushels were els. and 0 not harvested because of low prices. The sale of apples has been handicapped because fewer have been exported in recent years yet imports of other fruits have been in1 creasing. The chief reasons given by the women interviewed for preferring apples were: taste, usefulness, versatility and health. Most women said they bought apples once or twice a month. More eating apples and general-purpos- e apples were bought than baking or cooking apples. Typical purchases of special type apples were: 10 pounds of eating apples; ten pounds of general-purpos- e apples; 7 pounds of cooking apples, four pounds of baking apples. Prices paid were from 10 to 13 cents a pound. More than half the women said they would have bought more if prices had been 3 to 4 cents a pound low- 5 Increasing Use Of Park Areas Poses Problem With increasing public use of national forest areas and watershed lands in Davis county, officials of the Wasatch National Forest recently expressed concern over the problem of maintaining adequate sanitation control and fire prevention patrols. Faced with mounting costs and reduced appropriations generally, the Forest Service is faced with inability to keep up the standards that will provide adequate safeguards for prevention of fire and health. During 1030 Wasatch Forest officials point out that some ."2,000 visits to Mueller Park and Farm- -' ington canyon recreation areas were recorded. This is double the use these areas received four or five years ago and as the population of Davis county gains further increases may be expected. Farmington Canyon and Mueller Park are the only two developed outdoor forest recreation areas in the county and these are used primarily by Davis county residents. Similar problems have arisen in other densely populated areas in Utah and solutions have been either in the direction of assistance from local governments or the recreation areas have been turned over to private individuals to be operated on a lease basis from the government with a charge made to the public using the areas. A study is now under way in the county on this problem between county peo-- : pie and the Forest Service to deter- mine the best solution. j the returning hero, heading a long parade, waves to cheerdid their best to keep an estimated 5,000,000 thousand Seven car. his from crowds policemen open ing and ticker tape showered over the line of march. of bits In a billion while admirers paper order, seemingly ur, to General of the Army Douglas medal of was the welcome the citys gold presentation Highlight of of the Commander in Allied Powers defense to as victorious him the which was inscribed Supreme ( International ) of honor and liberty and the fundamental principles on which free institutions rest," MaeARTHUR DAY IN NEW YORK MAKES HISTORY as Mac-Arth- Top Auto Salesman AN AGED KOREAN POINTS THE WAY er. CANNED APPLESAUCE Canned applesauce is plentiful thanks to last falls large pack. Its easy to vary the flavor so that it wont monotonous even when served often. Give it lift with a little grated orange or lemon rind, spice it with nutmeg or connamon, or add tartness with lemon juice. To make it a bit thinner and also sweeter, add honey. Serve it hot one day and cold the next. Hot spiced applesauce makes good company for pork. Hot or cold, applesauce goes well with gingerbread or spice cake. Try hot applesauce with grated cheese on top. Odd Fact thm timmii. 5 DEARAIOAH IS MAN AN ANIMAL WHO JUMPS To MOPF CONCLUSIONS woman discovered by police sleeping in two cartons in a hallway in Newark, New Jersey, had on 16 layers of clothes and three bankbooks with deposits totaling $19,799. Asked why she didnt rent a room, she said she didnt like to sleep in a bed. A A KANGAROO "THAN ? ? ? Sales Manager W. E. Fish a miniature Bel Air. Berlin was honored for 25 consecutive years membership in the Chevrolet 100 Car Club. During the period he sold 6,100 new and used automobiles. THE CurzzfCAL NUT I SUtrlbuttd by Kin wedding without an invitation. most consistent Ben Berlin of Baltimore (seated), receives from General COLSON RoyAL OAK, MICH MRS HEFAIRy NOAH a salesman, FIRST "TIME HF. SHAVED sbno Youe notions to You wouldn't attend Chevrolets BURGESS BUNN CHARLOTTE, J.C DEAR NOA- H- WAS JUNIOR Fetturtt Syndic! KAYSV1LLE Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, Long Beach, Calif., are spending weeks in Kaysville, visiting at two When Pet Fast Baby Quits homes of their daughter and the Dog Finally Returns Home Postmaster and Mrs. and their son K. Sheffield, When Wayne LOS ANGELES, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. daughter-in-laand AbPamela Lords Afghan hound, Reed Peterson. dullah, disappeared the child reMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eggett, of fused to eat. She was so broken hearted she refused all food and in- Bountiful, were Sunday dinner travenous feeding became neces- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stuart son-in-la- for advancing U.S. Marine tanks In Korea, its leader checks a map after apparin American patrol stands by as of location the enemy forces by a bewhiskered vilently being given lager. He Is smoking a cigarette given him by one of the interrogators. (U.S. Defens Department Photo Irom International Soundphoto ) SCOUTING OUT THE GROUND w, w, The same thing applies when you go shopping. The stores that want your business will invite you to come in. Patronize The Merchant Who Advertises-H- e Wants Your Business Notice and family. sary. Lewis Timothy, Vernal, was a Meanwhile, a wide search went on a for the animal. Then Beverly last week end visitor at the home Hills restaurant owner told Pamelas of his brother and sister-in-lafather he had heard a man in a Mr. and Mrs. Weston Timothy. Mr. and Mrs. George Green and barbershop say he had found an Mrs. Mary G. Bacon, motored to Afghan. Lord went to the mans w, and spent the day house and brought Abdullah home. Logan Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford of as guests d Pamela immediately quit here Green and family. fast. Mrs. Martha Harrisori, Salt Lake City, spent Thursday and Friday Merchant Wills $500 and here visiting at the home of her Mr. and sister and brother-in-laEyes to Restore Sight Mrs. Weston Timothy. DENVER, Col. Martin Hurwitz, Mr. and Mrs. Roy N. Kilfoyle a Denver merchant, willed $500 to motored to Centerfield, Sanpete help restore the sight of a blind Ne- county, and spent the week end as gro or Mexician who could not af- guests of friends. ford the cost of an operation. HurHeber Bloxham, who has spent witz stipulated that any part of my the past two months at Seattle, eyes be used for this object. The Washington, as guest of his daughMr. and Mrs, task of finding such a person fell ter and to attorney Leo S. Moses, who Verdon Nicholas, arrived home handled the estate. Thursday. . self-impose- w, son-in-la- w, YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RITT Central Press Writer PARROTS never suffer from colds but monkeys do, according to a nature item. And its the Pollys keep the with their jungle ad- vice to the Bonzos how to cure same. how many a femme must envy that kind of confidence! ty tit t ! r But theres a hitch, girls. Sir Charles says he keeps young by not talking but just listening I i With the play-off- s dragging on week after week, ice hockey appears to be another one of those things we start and cant stop. On Formosa soft drinks sell for 80 cents a glass. There's one place where the chaser costs more than the shot. Basketball is another winter sport that has outgrown it's season at both ends, too. Two were killed and 18 wounded in a riot caused by a man catching a small fish in a lake claimed by two rival Egyptian i i so-call- ed i Sir Charles Mendl celebrated his 80th birthday by declaring: I am always 20 years old.. Golly, I ! ! ... tribes. Good thing it wasnt a whale or there would have been a revolution. |
