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Show PAGE 4 ZZr.7,t? SUNDAY HERALD Statistics SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Co. to Jessie W. , Kleinan. Sec. 22, Twp. 6, ! Range 2E $10.00 ORDER Susan G. Miller, Dec. to A. L. Millar, Admr. Blk. 37, Plat A, Am. Fork ..... .$300.00 WARRANTY DEED Jesse H. Whiting and Helen S. Whiting to Neiel C. Anderson and Gertrude Anderson. Sec. 34, Twp. 7, Range 3E $1.00 Royal R. Binks and Hazel Binks to V. Cornell Men-denhall. Men-denhall. Sec. 22, Twp. 8, Range 3E 4500.00 t9 Fred M. Levanger to O. A. & Lucy S. Levanger. Lot 1, Blk. 14, Plat A, Sp. Fork $1.00 William R. Jex and Helen T. Jex to Rex G. Johnson and Mae S. Johnson. Lot 4, Blk. 123, Plat A, Sp. Fork $500.00 Hilton L. Burch and La Von M. Burch to Seth J. Lar-sen Lar-sen and Lilly Lydia T. Larsen. Sec. 11-12, 14, Twp. 6, Range 2E $10.00 James Overy Jr. and Sarah I. Overy to T. W. Fother-tngham Fother-tngham and Mae t. Foth-eringham Foth-eringham $10.00 James W. Johnston and Ca-lista Ca-lista L. Johnston to Vic- Sole Employe Held Bargaining Agent SALT LAKE CITC, Sept. 10 (HP) The Utah Labor Relations Board today had designated the Salt Lake Pressmen and assistant union No. 148 as a bargaining agent for a single pressman employed em-ployed by the Joe R. Brown Printing Co., here. The board's action was the first in- Utah holding that the only employe em-ploye of a concern may constitute an appropriate bargaining unit, Eldred M. Royle, board chairman, said. Opposing the designation, the company held that the Labor Relations Re-lations laws says that a majority of employes is necessary to constitute con-stitute a unit. tor Barbieri and Cora Barbieri. Twp. 5, Range IE 6500.00 J. H. Johnson and Nellie M. Johnson to Frank C. Long and Phyllis R. Long. Lot 8, Blk. 14, Plat B, Pro-vo Pro-vo $10.00 Hugh Bartholomew to William Wil-liam O. Freeman and Thelma C. Freeman. Sec. 17, Twp. 5, Range 2E $10.00 FOR SALE OR RENT PIANOS, accordions, gvitars. I buy, sell and teach. Phone Professor Pro-fessor S. W. Williams. 308 East 3rd South. s24 HERALD CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED FULL time and part time fountain help. Apply B & H Pharmacy, Essential . war workers must have certificate of availability. 814 PIANIST. Apply Fredova Dance Studio. 80 North University. 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 1147W, Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. sl7 WORK WANTED WILL do laundry et home for de fense workers. Gerald Lunce-ford Lunce-ford property. 2 blocks north of Scera. Orem. Ida Salyard. sl4 CHILDREN cared for. Phone 1437J. Sl6 SMALL cement, brick or plaster jobs. Roy Carr. Barracks C, Room 72 Geneva Works, Utah. sl3 FOUND TWO saxaphones with cases. West Drive. Riverside, Fred Warner. Sl2 ON Bird Island. Horn rimmed eye glasses. Owner call 058R2 and claim. s!2 FOR LEASE SERVICE station. Best location in town. See Jack Vick. Utah Oil Refining Company, Provo. sl3 What's on the Air Today SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 KOVO KDYL mo me K U T A 570 KSL ii HELP WANTED HALB WORKMAN. U. S. Rock Wool Co. Essential no experience necessary neces-sary steady local work. Deluxe 2 room apartment if wanted. Goes with Job. See Grant Eklna. Apply 160 South 3rd East. Phone 213. Essential war workers must have" certificate of availability. 816 MAN for esesntial war work. Age no hanidcap. 55 West 5 South. Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. Utah Poultry Producers Association. Asso-ciation. sl3 MAN over 18 to wash dishes. Good working conditions. Top wages. Meals furnished while on shift. Permanent position. Sutton's Cafe Essential war workers must ave certificate of availability. sl5 FURNITURE Van Driver and helper. Freight man, city deliveries. deliv-eries. Apply Yellow Cab Co. 17 b West 1st North. Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. s23 HELP WANTED FEMALE FULL time girl for Drug clerk. Apply B & H Pharmacy. Essential Essen-tial war workers must have certificate cer-tificate of availability. sl4 WAITRESS, good wages, good hours. Elliott's Cafe. 7 East 3 South. Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. avail-ability. sl3 WOMAN wanted to care for children chil-dren while mother works. 425 South 1st West. Call at 5 p. m. Sl3 6 00 I I Sunday Son Servlc Newa. Organ Fantasies S 00 i5 1 1 80 I In Old Vienna Musical Masterpiece 39 5 I ' 1 The Southland Sing Golden Gate Quartet 45 70 I I Foreign Newa J. g. McDonald, News News of the World 70 IS I Commando Mary I Musical Salute E. Power Birrs, orgaan 15 SO I I Melody's the Thin. E. Power Biggs Organ. 3 4 Morning Meditations i Music and News. English Melodies 45 809 Detroit Bible Class Highlights of the Blfcl Gypsy Serenade Church of Air Q00 18 I Tom Terrls fSls 3 United Press News I Funny Paper Man Church ot Christ Wings Over Jordan 30 45 Baptist Program Church of the Air 45 900 I Reverend E. 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News I Rise n Shine ft 15 SO I Shady Valley Folks Reveille Roundup ( Trade Wind Tavern I World Mews SO 45 Hollywood Theater News j Top Names In Muslo 45 900 Women's Journal I Road of Life j Breakfast at Sardi'a World News f09 15 Kentucky Carnival Vic and Sade Marilyn Day Vl5 SO Musical Memories Snow Village f Gil Martyn. News Friendship Trail 30 45 What's Tonr Idea David Hartraa ) Patty Jean's Exercises Anne Jenny 45 1 I0 Boalte Carter The Open Door News Kate Smith Speks T09 IlltS Tou Shall Have Music Larry Smith Those Who Prefer Muslet Btg Sister I I lis SO Ordnance Training Bandf Musical Caravan f Romance of Helen Trent SO 45 Ordnance' Training Bandt World- Coverage News Our Gal Sunday 45 1100 I Names In the News . J The- Joke- Bex I Bauknage Talking I Life Can Be Beautiful 1 1 00 I 15 I Muslo Mixers I I Edward MeHugh Ha Perkins I I 15 SO I Luncheon-with Lopes i ( Bbngr Crosby Show Vie and Bade - So 45 I Art Bauer. News f . 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V0 15 ' f Stella Dallas Vis 30 Full Speed Ahead Lorenso Jones News '? , Valiant Lady 30 ,." 45 Toung Wldder Brown Salle Caprice Stories America Loves 45 OOO Society Page of the Air) When a Girl Marries J World News Q00 15 Roving Cowboy I Portia Faces Life I Radio Showcase J15 - SO Serenade ' "t Just-Plain Bill j Are Ton a 3enra 99 45 Church ot Christ v " t 't' flt . 1 American Women ,45 400 Utah News Roundup World Coverage News I I Rose Roon (0t 15 Dlek Thomas and-Boys f Muslo by Shrednlk Latest News . f Tou Shall Have Musio 4 15 SO Movie Merry Gd Round TTIme OufFBT Rhytbrn Sea HoOnd . - - -'SO 45 . J F Tes Dansante News , ) Dick Tracy f World Todays Carson 45 500 Fulton Lewis Jf., News Dr. Kat ' Terrr' aneV the Pirates I Korn Kobblers C0 15 Superman - - Werld New n Hop Harngan , I Dr. Malone Tt5 SO Chick Carter DefectlTO, Dfnar Cobcert Jack Armstrong World News "'to 45 The Black Hood World Onvsrage News Archie Andrews Muslo and Bports 15 PANTRY woman. Middle age. , Good working conditions. Top wages. Meals furnished while on shift. Permanent Position. Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. Sutton's Cafe. sl5 18 foot deluxe Schults trailer house. Good condition. $625.00. 12 North 7th West. sl2 24 FOOT house trailer. In excellent excel-lent condition. Has butane stove with broiler. Carpeting, steel Venetian blinds, etc. Must see to appreciate. Inquire Murray. 58 West 3rd South. 816 COVERED Wagon, 21 foot trailer. trail-er. Mahogany finish inside. Complete Com-plete accessories, $750. Standard Station, 1st West 3rd South. olO 1942 MASTER built trailer. Modern Mod-ern Trailer Court. 58 West 3rd South. First trailer on lot. sl2 TRAILER house. 1938 model. Good condition. $400. 1st road on Provo Bench turning west down to 1st house on North side of road. Lynee Braithwaite. sl4 17 FT. Master. built house trailer. Butane cooking stove. Good condition. Jack Smith, Spring Glen Trailer Park. sl4 HOUSE trailer. 20 ft. Fully equipped. Must leave account of sickness $450. Riverbridge Trailer Camp. sl2 SELL, your trailer to Singer Trailer Trail-er Sales. 830 South Main, Salt Lake. Tou'll receive highest cash price! 3-8504. sl8 FOR RENT FTJBNISHED NICE, clean sleeping room for two gentlemen. 349 West 4th South. sl2 SLEEPING rooms for men. 65 East 2 South Rear. sl2 SLEEPING room. 2 single beds. Men. 633 West 5 North. Phone 328M. Sl3 NICE sleeping room for men. 82 West 7th North. 813 SLEEPING room for men. 755 North 7th East. sl3 SLEEPING room fpr men. Close in. 168 West 2nd North. sl2 WOMAN or girl to do housework. 447 South 1st West. Mrs. Beckham. sl2 WAITRESSES, dishwashers. Mom's Lunch. 38 South 1 West. Essential war workers must have certificate of availability. s22 EXPERIENCED waitress. Middle aged woman preferred. Good wages. Apply Haase Cafe. Essential Es-sential war workers must have certificate of availability. sl4 GIRL wanted. Waitress. Wages $24 per week. Apply Liberty cafe. All essential war, workers must have certificate of avail ability. sl2 GIRLS wanted. Over 18 at the Provo City Laundry. 470 South University. Essential war worts. ers must have certificate of availability. o20 WOMEN needed. Essential work. Hours 8 to 4:30. No experience necessary. Come ready to work. Troy Laundry, 375 West Cen ter. Essential War workers must have certificate of availibility SalesGirls WANTED For Full Time Work! Must be 18 years of age or over. Experience not necessary. Essential War Workers Must Have Certificate of Availability Apply Any Time at S. H. Kress & Co. Provo, Utah Wanted AUTO MECHANIC Lubrication Rack Mem , PARTS . :MAN . Good. Wages, Warm Work- , ing Conditions f or This Wfaiteis. Steady employment after the war. Essential workers must - have certificate of availability. avail-ability. ANDERSON XiARAGE 241 West Center Street Men for Local Route Salary . . . Commission . . And Bonus! All Expenses Paidtl Equipment furnished. Applicant Appli-cant must be able to furnish fur-nish references. Write Jewel Tea Co. 149 Pierpont Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah USED CARS WANTED! We will buy your car or your equilty. Highest prices paid for all models. NAYL0R AUTO CO. 70 East 1st North Provo WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED. 2 bedroom apartment apart-ment or house. 3 adults. Will buy furniture. Phone 87. sl4 MAN and wife wishes "to rent furnished apartment; .Share Uf? ' ing quarters or small furnished home. Oct. 1. Not tf; Aew arrival ar-rival in city. Reliable references. refer-ences. Post Office Box 91. sl7 SMALL apartment or bedroom with private bath. Couple. No children. No pets. Write Herald ' Box 218-L. sl4l BY month, Garage near vicinity of 381 East Center. Phone 1719-R. 814 ; , a ARMY officer and wife stationed B.Y.U. desire furnished apartment apart-ment or house. References. Phone Capt. J. M. Quass at B.Y.U. or 1010. sl5 FOB KENT GARAGE. 146 North 4th West. Rear apartment. sl2 FLOOR sander and floor polisher. polish-er. Utah Valley Glass and Paint Co. sll SPOT CASH For USED CARS TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. Phone 1000 Provo LOST LARGE square Peruvian silver brooch. Valued as keep sake. Reward Mrs. C. F. Johnson. Phone 347J. - 1 ONE CJOcker Spanied puppy. Black and white. Return to 55 North 5 East. 814 BALD faced mare. Brand bar 31 on right hip. H. E. Brereton, Route 3 Box 181 Provo. sl2 $10 reward for, information leading lead-ing to recovery of lady's red tod white Schwmn bicycle taken from Safeways on West Center Wednesday afternoon. Brown rear carrier. Call Safeway or 430 South 4 West. Sl5 A House? Want To Buy We Pay CASH For Your CAR or TRUCK! Use This as Dotvn Payment I P. E. Ashton Co. 191 South University Phone 155 BOARD AND BOOM FOR men. 441 North 1st East. Phone 1843W. . a23 "HELP WANTED? Applications will lie considered for middle-aged middle-aged couple who are unattached and able to lite at institution, to work with mentally retarded children. . . Quarters and subsistence subsis-tence will be provided. Write Utah State Training School, American Fork or call in person any week day between 9 and 5 . IS YOUR CAR O. K. FOR WINTER? "Trade Today" 1 94 1 CHEVROLET; Fleetline 13,000 Miles 1941 PLYMOUTH, 5 - Passenger Coupe 1941 DODGE SEDAN. Like New 1940 FORD Tudor. A-l Tires and Motor 19391 STUDEBAKER Commander Sedan 1936 FORD Sedan. Original Finish 1936 DODGE Sedan. A clean car P. E. ASHTON COMPANY 191 South University Highest Prices for Your, Used Car! CLEAN RAGS WANTED AT P. E. ASHTON CO. University and 2nd South PHONE 155 Highest Prices Paid NEW SHIPMENTS of NEARLY NEW. USED CARS Just Received! Spe These Before You Buy I Popular Makes All All Popular Models We Also Have Some Slightly Used 1942 MODELS of the Popular Makes ON DISPLAY at Our Used Car Dept. 50 East 1st North TERMS We Trade, We Buy, We Sell! TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. PHONE, 1000, PROVO i Utah's Oldest Dealer Friends and Members of Organized Labor For Better Value and for Better Workmanship all should prefer a home erected by qualified, competent workmen, members of the various BuUding Trades Unions and the great majority now being built in Utah county are being erected that way. So if you intend to buy or rent do so in one of the following union built projects: PROVO 99 Homes in the Clark Subdivision being erected by Howard McKean, Contractors. 82 Homes being erected in Wasatch Gardens by Varsi and Goodman, Builder and contractors. 87 additional Homes by Varsi and Goodman in Wasatch Gardens No. 2. 180 Homes being erected by the Provo Housing Corporation, Corpora-tion, Taylor and Wheeler, Contractors. 43 Homes being erected by Stevens and Chytraus, C. Chytraus, Contractors. 77 Brick Homes near the Municipal Power Plant erected by Vincent Peterson, Contractor. 50 Homes in Smoot Gardens being erected by Howard McKean. 35 Homes near the Utah Valley Hospital being erected for William Litchfield by H. C. Bradfleld, Contractor. 45 Homes on Seventh .East being erected for William Litchfield by Henry Hansen, Contractor. 35 Homes being erected on Seventh North by Roy Menlove, Builder and Contractor. . ' LEHI 59 Homes being started by the American Housing Corporation. Cor-poration. AMERICAN FORK 112 Houses by Federal Hotries, Inc., Contractors and Builders; Build-ers; 63 brick homes tiade construction at the present time and 40 more in the near future by Ohran Brothers, Contractors and Builders. PLEASANT GROVE Q 56 Houses being erected by Howard McKean, Contractor. ; OREM 1 98 Homes in Beverly Plaee, being built by J. L. Grimmett, Contractor; 69 Homes being erected by Garth and Nelson, Builders and contractors. 68 Homes being erected in Christecl Acres erected by Groneman and Company, Contractors. SPRINGVILLE No projects under construction at this time, 163 to start soon. SPANISH FORK No union projects being erected at this time. PAYSON All homes being erected by Burdick and Witt, Contractors and Builders. Buying or renting a home in one of the above projects will give you better value, and the assurance and satisfaction satis-faction .that you are Irving in a home erected under fair labor standards. From time to time we will add to the above Jist and we will be more tftatf glad fo answer any Suestion if you will simply can in person at 45 North rniversity Avenue, RoomJNo. 8, or phone 1653. UTAH COUNTY CENTRAL LABOR UNION |
