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Show SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH). DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, -JUNE - 14, 1940 PAGE- THREE i J 3 i i ! I ' : J 1- J A.. W 'f BUSINESS ' . and ' i PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Tou will find these Merchant and Professional People anxious to serve you. It will pay you to patronize tnem. AUTO GLASS LIST ua replace your - broken glass. AhJandef Mg. Co- 470 S. Unoverslty. Fhons 100. - AUTO RADIATORS RADIATORS repaired and flush' ed. Ahlandjr Mfg. Co, 478 So. Univ. Pnona 100. BLINDS VENETIAN SPECIAL Trice, Free Installation, Utah Valley Glass and Taint Co. 57 ' North University Av-' Av-' enue. Thone 656. COAL ; AND WOOD SPECIAL, low prices for Summer or - Storage. Right Weigh Thone C25. ',: COAL, and top sol), also ashes trash hauling. Thone 1181-W, , ,k CHIROPRACTOR DR. E. Mansfield, Equipped with electric-therapy and ,X-Ray service.1 serv-ice.1 Latent Methods. 75 East - Center. Thone 1093 forappointments. forappoint-ments. . - FOUNDRY.WORK PACKMAN foundry, general foundry castings. 888 West 6 South. Thone 1698W. FURNITURE REPAIRING FINISHING, re-upholstering Ukenew.. X. T. K. Co. Phons 644. FLOOR SERVICE fURTIS Floor Service. Floors Sanded, rcfinlshed the "Bruce Wav." Ask for Demonstration Sanding for linoleum. Superior Work. Phone 680 W. FLOOR SANDING ET us do your floor sanding and finishing, work guaranteed, prices reasonable. Ivan Henderson Hender-son and Sons. Thone 1654. GASOLINE Aim on. DUTKIBLTOBS ' fPECIALIZED lubrication at Shell stations, C. O. Wilson, agent. HAY fOP QUALTr:. Call Maag. Thone 013RL Harold LAWN MOWERS kit A RPENED. adfusted by ma chine. Good trade-in allowance for old mower on new one. Gener- - al Shop, 159 North University. Thone 915.W. we can ana aeuver TV it dosn't cut -cr: Owen Era- per st 445 West Center. Thone BS4. All worK guaranteed. MINERAL STEAM BATHS NOW In operation at 63 North 2nd West Call Florence Tnur man. In person for appoint' ments. MOVING AND STORAGE TELLOW CAB TRANSFER CO. Local And Long Distance Moving. Mov-ing. 391 West Center. Thone 300 HADLEY TRANSFER A STORAGE STOR-AGE COMPANY. Long Dis- , tance Moving. 49 East 3rd South Wasatch 1176. Salt Lake City, Utah. MONEY TO LOAN DO You Need Money? We offer private -money for private loans. We Invite you to visit us and investigate our private loan 1 plans. Van Wagenen Investment Co. 75 East Center street Thone 516 W. Above Hayward's. OVER A DECADE OF SERVICE IN PROVO I.OANH S3 id 9309 (lulrhlv M-lvatrlr wUhrat wibmrr tent.' N. c-iirncrs nrmmry, M waff PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 13 E. Center (Over Walgreen's) Thone 210 John F. Moore, Mgr. tfm r tapUy ad In other part of Papor 0DDJ9BS We do all kinds of odd jobs, Furniture Fur-niture upholstering, lawn mow- ; lng, window washing or what have you? For prompt service Call our Odd Job Agency 1201, OUTBOARD MOTORS CHAMPION Outboard motors. 3.2 . horse power. Water cooled. Easy - starting, $39.95. Firestone Home & Auto Supply Store. 223 West Center St Thone 39. PLUMPING and HEATING T. L. LARSON, 343W. Center. Phone 574. Call us for esti-, esti-, xnatea. . FOR SALE RE AL ESTATE Opportunity To Own! New frame Cottage Large Lot NE part Provo Cut to $2450.00 MODERN. New Brick Cottage Modern Cut to 51850.00 BARGAIN! BUSINESS LOT Reasonable at $550.00 Cash! , Building Lot North Part Only izvv. its an opportunity! 1.30 ACRES On State Highway meed only 5350.00. Some Mo&t Wonderful Buys In Homes Farms and Business . Tropertles. Willard PL. Sowards Agency Ofttce.: S3 West 2nd North St, Provo. Utah We have a number of Homes' lor Sale, old of5 new! - A mimhor' nf apt, for rent, furnished or unfurnished. unfur-nished. Two Grocerv and iroat Businesses, paying good. Some wonderful buys in farina and ranches. TROWS & HAWS Real ly O., 53 North University Avn.: Thone 456. . , - HELP WANTED MALE SSSS m S 1 1 - Yyyyyy OPPORTUNITY for high class service station man. Must have knowledge of business and small amount of capital. Write Herald Her-ald Box L. ji4 HELP WANTED FEMALE EXPERIENCED girl . for house- worK. references required. Address Ad-dress B. 51 Herald. ' . J16 aS,sSssSSVjasssWsMrfMJ FOR SALE Miscellaneous 16 H. P. Outboard motor also 16 foot row boat. 145 North University Uni-versity Avenue. J20 BUILDING lumber all sizes and types. Orem Lumber Mill. Near Pleasant Grove Cannery J17 DOZEN year old laying hens Write P. Ot Box 586. ' Jit SHEEP Camp, reasonable. 520 West 2nd South. J13 3 ROOM house, modern, part basement Centrally located 1 block from Center. Areal-Buy, Terms. Inquire 55 SottthrUst East j J18 1 YOUNG black team horses. Mare and $orse, weight 2800 lbs. A-l. Also cherries, all kinds. George Sawaya. Route 3 box 131. Pleasant View. .Phone 05R3. J16 BUILDING lots. Will build and arrange finances. 469 North 7th East J19 2 ROOM modern house trailer Ly man Moyle, Alpine, Utah. J14 18-FOOT in-board motor boat after 7 p. m. 879 East 3 South. WASHING machine, sewing mach ine, 594 West 1st North. J14 HONEY. New Crop, dandelion flavor. Phone 1047W. J14 PUREBRED English Pointer pups. Reasonable priced. Elmo B. Wilson, Wil-son, 247 West 4th North, Spanish Span-ish Fork. jl4 LLOYD baby buggy, like new. In quire 4ol North 2nd East. J14 18 MONTH old Pointer male dog. also Setter, Springer , puppies. R. F. D. 3 . Box 37, Springville road. . J14 FISHERMEN; Get your niffht crawlers and minnows at; Bill Johnson's, 150. West 12th North. USED Good Lumber. Cheap. Pay- son sugar Factory. J. J. Coan See J. L. Graham. J17 BOARD AND ROOM MODERN. Trices reasonable. 659 North 3rd East. J19 FOR RENT 28x50 Building. 145 North Univer-: Univer-: sity ' Avenue. Garage business. Thone 915W. General Shop; J20 mail - - I , ---nrMurLi-irLn-uiri. juuum HELP WANTED RASPBERRY pickers. Choice patch. Thos. L. Kitchen. Phone 013J4, Orem. . , . J17 Cas-M h FOR SALEHOUSES MODERN 5 room brick . home. Good income. 101 East 8th North. J17 $100 down will buy modern home. Thomes L. kitchen, Orem. J14 NEW 5 room brick, 5 room basement base-ment 2 sets plumbing. Furnace, Stoker, coops, barn. $4200. Phone 022R4. Rowley. J14 RADIO SERVICE SPECIALIZED Radio . Service. Call for and Delivery free. Clay-son Clay-son an J Nlmer Radio Department Depart-ment Phone 649. 275 South University. - - - FOR RENT FURNISHED OR unfurnished, 3 room house, S. W. Kitchen, Orem highway. 3 ROOM apartment refrigeration, laundry. 551 North 2nd East. Phone 428 J. x jl6 4 ROOM apartment, newly de-decorated; de-decorated; electrically equipped, laundry facilities. 96 West 4th North. . J19 SMALL ideal batchlor apartment Reasonable. ISO East 5th South. J16 OR 'unfurnished. 3 room modern apartment 284 North 5th West. J19 2 OR 3 room modern apartments. 373 East 4th North. O, J1S CONVENIENT modern apartment. main floor, 2 rooms, kitchenette, refrigeration, private bath. Insulated. In-sulated. 880 North 2nd East. J18 3 ROOM ; apartment.: sleeping porch, 451 North 2nd East. J18 2 ROOMS, gas hot water, adults. 185 South 1st West. jl7 2 .MODERN apartments, also board and room. $20.00 or $25 for working men. 441 East. 7th North.- : - J17 3 ROOM modern apartment new ly decorated. No children. 92 South 2nd West, garage J23 1 ROOM, light housekeeping, summer sum-mer rates. Phone 953J.. J21 3 ROOM strictly - modern apartment apart-ment sun room. 210 North 3rd West ji4 3 ROOM modern apartment '444 South 2nd East. jl4 3, ROOM apartment, . automatic equipment Smith : Apartments, 267 East 7th North. . J14 FURNISHED rooms, air' conditioned. condi-tioned. 267 East 7th North. J14 COOL, modern sleeping , rooms, bath or shower. Close in. 115 East 2nd North. Phone 840. J14 3 ROOM .modern apartment In- - .' - n LOU. JIT uuAiiu jrsu awn i i g f rrvWi fwuxixi yjjxTMxn KPR Men, ' quiet neighborhood. Garage. Space available, 50 v West 9th North. , . J16 NICE cool rooms, home cooked meals. 955 North University J17 innDE?sunE WELLING BUICK COMPANY 2nd So,, and Univ. Phone 1727 - "Where Customers Send Their. Friends" USED CARS Chetk'Thesp Bargains Before You Buy! CARS 1 939 Ford Coach . . . $535 1937 Dodge Sedan . . $525 1936 Dodge Sedan . .$385 1935 'Dodge Sedan . .$295 1934 Chev. Sedan . . .$245 1934 Chev. Coach . . .$165 . 1929 Chev, Coach . . . .$65 Written Guarantee On Cars Over $2001 -EASY TERMS Anderson PLYMOUTH International Trucks CHEVROLET" WEEKEND 1939 Ford Town Sedan . . 1938 Ford 4-Door Sedan 1937 Ford 4-Door Sedan 1937 Ford Coupe . ; $369 1937 Ford Town Sedan . . . . . $429 Two 1936 Ford Town Sedans-Choice Sedans-Choice ,.$349 1935 Ford 4-Door Sedan $299 1935 Ford 2-Door Sedan . . .$249 1931 Ford 2-Door Sedan V $125 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan ....... .$105 1929 Ford Sedan $75 1929 Ford Tudor .......... . . "'$65 RECONDITIONED and v incorporated 191 South University Avenue . OPEN ALL NIGHT FOR RENT FURNISHED ATTRACTIVE 3 room apartment, 721 West Center. Phone S54-M. J16 OR unfurnished, 3 room cottage. Phone 562-W. . . J16 4 ROOM modern, newly decorated apartment. 241 East 4 Nprth. jl7 3 ROOM newly decorated apartment, apart-ment, couple. 126 East 8 North. J" APARTMENTS, $10, $12, $15. Call 591 North 3rd East. J17 2 ROOM modern apartment. 284 . East 1st North. Close in. j21 STARTUP'S apartments. Popular prices. 67 North 1 West. J17 CHOICE cool modern apartment. 360 - East 3 room 6 North. jl6 2 MODERN furnished rooms. 425 East 1st North. . jl7 SMALL modern apartment, gas equipped. Adults. 58 West 3rd South. " ' jl7 SLEEPING . or - housekeeping - rooms, also board.- 319 East 1st , North. v . . - ' . , J16 APARTMENTS, electric equipped. $25. up. 270 North 1 East. 1525J. jye FOR RENT Unfurnished 4 ROOM house, apartments furnished. fur-nished. Phone 230. J14 3 ROOM apartment electric equipped, equip-ped, garage. 708 East! Milton Avenue. J19 CLEAN 3 room apartment cellar garage. 610-Westj 1st South.' J20 PARTLEY furnished 3 room modern mod-ern apartment couple 170, West! Second South. ' J17 3 ROOM modern apartment hot water, heat garage, 248 North 2nd East jl4 COOL modern 3-room. apartment and garage. Phone 460M. - ; J25 3 ROOM modern' apartment auto matic heat, hot water, 195 North 1st East. Thone 211. J14 5 ROOM apartment call after 2 p. m. 83 North 5th East 1 J14 5 OR 3 rooms, also 3 room fur nished. 227 East 3 North. ' J25 NEW duplex 3 room, with dinette and glassed in porch. Electrical- ly equipped. Heat hot --waters Adults. 150 North 1 East J17 5 ROOM modern home. 632 East 3rd North. Inquire 594 West 1st North. J17 3 ROOM apartment adults. 709 West Center street, , . , J16 MODERN APARTMENTS." Phone 557. J14 TRUCKS . 1939 Chev. I la-Ton 1937 Chev. lV2rTon 1938 Chev. Ton . 1936 Chev. V2 Ton 1936 Chev. Pickup . 1935 Ford l Ton . 1931 Ford Pickup . i$595 .$395 .$525 .$265 $195 .$165 ..$75 Garage DcSOTO DEALER'S SPECIALS! .......$599 .......$499 .......$469 GUARANTEED A Tl J- Phone 155 WANTED JiISCKLNEOUS MILCH cows for summer pasture. pas-ture. Write U E. Bartlett, Route ' 3 Box 83 Provo. J19 WILL pay cash for smati used adding machine. Write Herald Box R, giving make and price. 31 PASSENGERS to Moscow, Idaho. Phone 954M. 721 West Center. J14 MISCELLANEOUS SADDLE horses. For rent, sale or trade. Route 3 Box 66, Rock Canyon road. J16 WORK WANTED ORCHARD discing, plowing and other ; tractor work. Jensen's. Phone 032R5. - " ' J16 WANTED TO TRADE WILL, trade milk for used piano. ' 386 North 7th East ; ' j!4 FOR SALE CARS 1937 V8 Ford Sedan. Good condi tion, only $300. Phone 624-W. j!8 LATE 37 Plymouth deluxe coach. heat and radio.v CaU .460M. J25 MUSIC, LESSONS PIANO lessons, private. Orvilla Luke,. 493 South 1st West jlS V ' I LEGAL lOTIDES t . Probate and Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the jj Respective Signers for Hirther ; Information.! NOTICE OF SALE Provo " Board of Education, will receive bids for the purchase and removal from the premises at 450 East 1st South of a 5 room frame dwelling,, including plumbing plumb-ing fixtures. Bids should be mailed mail-ed to the undersigned on or before be-fore June 20, 1940. The Board reserved the right to reject any or air bids. . , . : . J. FRED FECIISER. : 'Clerk-Treasurer1 Tublished in The Dally Herald June 13, 14, 16, 1940. . j. NOTICE The Board of Education of the Alpine School District will open bids Monday evening, June 24, 1940, for the sale of the property commonly known as the Lincoln grade school property, located on the highway approximately one- half mile west of the Provo River bridge. All offers will Vx rash nffpra. jand each bid is to be accompanied by a certified check of not less than 5 per cent of the purchase price of the building. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. (Signed) J. F. WALTON, . Clerk. . Board of Education Alpine School District ' American Fork, Utah. Published in The Daily Herald June 14, 1940. Utah Postmasters Hold Open Forum SALT LAKE CITY, June 14 u.E Postmasters from all parts of Utah convened - today for an open forum on postal problems as the annual - state conference opened its second. session. Taul Rv-'. Younts,- 'president of the National Association of Tost-masters, Tost-masters, and K. P, AMricfc, chief inspector . of the" postoffice ; department, de-partment, were among speakers addressing the convention yesterday. yester-day. ; Both urged postmasters to concentrate con-centrate on public relations and keeping a high morale among employes. WOMAN DENIES 5th COLUMN CHARGE WASHINGTON, June 14- UE Mrg. Alice Jemison, former secretary sec-retary of the American- Indian Federation, told the houaa In dian affairs committee todav that she opposes Indian Commiuinn. er John: Collier's program but she is not ene-aeredn anv fifth column activity. Kep James P.. O'Connor, n . Mont, described Collier's charges -pure rot. .. , SPECIAL! ; 11935 Chevrolet Standard Sedan Excellent Condition $333 1935 DeSoto ' Air Flow Sedan .. Radio Heater ; Repossessed Call for Price GEO. MAYCOCK MOTOR CO. S3 North Third West STUDEBARER DEALER Provo Phone 41S REMEMBER The House That Gives om More and Sells For Leas! O SERIAL STORY AN EYE FOR A GAL harry harrison kroll 'ESTERnYl IIoiit dIfTfni Ifcat bin fnthrr traimfrrrrd the to the Hwn ta lirotret It la ran he lont m la aait with the Tolllvera. titeve rlalmed tt after ' the fatal ball erame. nark at arbool. Hor flail. Coach Ifnrd vrailinar for him. Thl ia the Mar-ceat Mar-ceat thingr la your life, aicAfre." v : CHAPTER IX JJOSSY McAFEE followed Coach Hurd to the gym, and they went to the office. The coach was excited and smiling. ; "Yes, sir, break of a lifetime la a way. You never heard of Ike . "Ike Hill? You mean the baseball base-ball scout? Sure IVe heard of Ike Hill." "Mighty few young bnll players Itching for the big time that haven't. Well,-I've worked out our schedule of games far the spring. We open .with Southern College April 15. That's not so long from now, when you think about it' "But Ike Hill " 4 "I'm coming to that We're play ing Southern on our own diamond, and Hill is stopping on his way to New York to see the game. "You mean J : - : : . t-You're t-You're going' to pitch and you're going 5, to show Ike Hill what you've got, that's what; I Dean!" "But but w Rossy gulped. - "In other words," you've got to learn control of two things your fool temper and your arm. I think the last depends on the first Any-: Any-: way, from now on I'll be watching you, and well straighten you out so that when Ike Iini looks you over hell see something good." . Coach Hurd clapped him on the shoulder. "And you've got the stuff, too, son! ' - "T-thank you," Rossy said, and rose." He asked as an afterthought after-thought "How did you manage to get Hill to stop by? . Hell be going go-ing up froni Florida spring training, train-ing, but this Is a long way. out of his way " .-. " "Doc Tollivar worked It . "Ah!" Rossy said without particular-meaning. He examined the coach questioningly. - "Proxy used to be a ball player .too." ; "I I see. A pitcher? -. "And one of tne best when he was going good. One of the worst when he was going bad." . "Was was Dr. Tollivar ever at the big leagues?" ' . - . "A season. He went to pieces when ; he beaned ; a batter " and never after that was he worth a cuss. Finally he had to turn to something else. "He went to school and then to college and wrote something that I made him famous or something, : : : : -g SPANISH FORK IIRS. EFFTE DART Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raddon and son Harry Jr., of Laurel, Mississip pi, are here for an extended visit with Mrs. Raddon's sister, Mrs. J. Angus Christensen and other relatives rela-tives and friends. Mr. Raddon will be remembered as being connected connect-ed with the J. C Penney store here and he is manager of a J. C Penny store at Laurel. They came by 'way of the .San Francisco World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs.- Robert. Simpson of Beverly Hill3, California,, are visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Louise . Williams. They came for THIS CURIOUS WORLD - - . jf i FAN42E I INI SI IT EH fP20A ?C?rWHALE SHARKS TO TJNV IN LENGTH. ton. 190 tr nu stsvice. Ma f T. M. tea U. . MT. Off. I VV WERE Tirvl CATvI C J ORIIISJALLV CALLED V V ill vv AXSV.'ER: Tin cans originally were called "tin canisters. Early slY pogkfreepcrs abbrejated the namg to consen'e rpacg.. and then he was called here as president and because he knows this territory and the mountain folks, he's made the school almost over and raised, the enrollment from less than 300 to more than 500, and put it up in Grade A rat ing into the big time, if you want to know. That s the kind of man he is." "Yes," Rossy said, and went out TTOSSY fell to practice with a AV vengeance. Now and then he cotild take time out to remember that Dr. Tollivar had engineered all this for him. Eut Rossy never looked at the thick, grave college president wiinout tmniung oz a day when he had gone to pieces after striking a player on the head with a pitched ball, and that other day long ago when a certain Socks Tolliver did the same thing and killed a man. That the two had connection he could not doubt And now, something was hap pening to Hannah, -iil the Barn- warmin the following Saturday night she was Just about the biggest big-gest thing around the gymnasium. The boys gave her the grand rush. For a little she would actually have been elected queen of the event', , ,.. ; When she had first entered col lege, she was so awkward that eery time she lifted her foot she sat down on something, and every time she opened her mouth she put her foot in it' Had she been made of the same kind of stuff Rossy was," the" laughter at fier expense would have run her out of college, or caused her to kill somebody. ' Neither had happened to Han nah.. Something in her taught her how to take it She turned thir barbs of ridicule, and shot-it right back into them, so that instead of succumbing to it she actually became the life -of the campus. SOMETIMES it almost made "How about a date, huh?" he asked her once. 'No dates for you, lank boy!" she told him. "Why, I wouldn't be ketched with my head in a bucket alongside of you. you big mess of homespun chittlings!" There was a bunch of students within earshot and they got it and roared with laughter. Some one said, "Son," that's one time when you fanned out, eh?" Rossy wanted to pick up a rock and belt the speaker. But Judy appeared by some magic and took him away. . - . r- "Grin!" she hissed In his ear. Grin or TU murder you!" -Rossy grinned but it broke 1 something in his hard, tense face. the wedding of Miss Mildred Wil Iiams. . . Honoring Miss Kathryn Isaac, whose marriage to William Byron Huff Is an event of 'this week, the officers of the Leland ward MJ.A. under the direction of their presi dent Mrs. Lucile Francis, enter tained at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at the bride's home. There were 75 relatives and friends present Community singing was a feature and Miss Beth Evans read the one-act play, "White Iris." At ten; o'clock Dounteous plate luncheon was served. The bride received many lovely gifts. The marriage took place Wednesday in the Salt Lake L. D. S. temple. Mr., and Mrs. John Isaac accompanied the couple to the temple. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mordue, 1 By William Ferguson op x DQG IS" AS TXS RNSERPR1NTOF A HUAAASl 13 EI I NIC3. i . VcvJ ..... Jj ' SSL J COWftlOKT, MCA CRVICC INC She took him out cf hearing. They sat down on a sheltered rustic seat. She sighed, looking up at him. - "Sometimes I think you need a good -spanking more- than any problem child I've ever had." I'm in a peck of trouble and nobody to talk to." "I'm here." . He shook his head. "It's man's talk, not man and woman." "Have you tried to talk it over with father?" "I just kind of hale to mc5S up with your paw I know, he's 3 clever as can be, but " ' "Nonsense!" A man wn":ei across the campus. "There he is now. Daddy!" she called. When her father cr.me up, she said, "Rossy's got" sorr.cthi-g to talk over with you, daddy. I've got to go to phiz-cd. Be seeing you." She was gone, and Dr. Tollivar took her place. "TTnLVT is it McAfee? Is there something I can do to help?" Ros.tt rucked in a hard breath. He plunged in. "It's about the land and timber that was my paw's at the time he was killed in that game. Maybe you he.ird? I was Just a r haver, not knce-hfgh to rabbit When he was laid away and things were finished up, wc found about 1000 acres of mountain moun-tain and woods belonged to a cousin cf mine instead cf to me. My mother tried to get at the bottom of it but it all teemed ia good law." Staring into space, the rrsnn d.'i not answer for a long moment. "You think there was some friendly transfer to avoid perhaps a law suit and afterwards V e land would be restored something some-thing like that? But the accident to your father caused the other family to hold on to the land. "Well, it might be hard to prove. I suppose- your mother made a real effort to repossess the property. Still. I tnifht be able t help you somehow. Tve heard cf that valley up there a lot IIcll'n-Damnation. I wouldn't mind making a visit up there." His voice trailed oT again. "Tell you what TdeAfee,' Just keep quiet for a while. Perhaps we can work out something. We'll go up there now pretty soon. Say the. weekend cf the opening ba'l game between Lincoln and South ern. Ill be free about then, i'y looking the ground over, we might work something definite cut How about that?"-v- ..-. , r : Rossy nodded, feeling that Dr Tollivar knew the ground ancJ what he would look for. (To Be Continued)' announce the birth of a daughter at the Payson hospital. The mother is the former Ella Otteson lie-Cloud. lie-Cloud. CER3LN SIGN PACT WITH TURKS BERLIN, June .14 (UK) Nazi sources said today that a German-Turkish German-Turkish trade agreement was signed sign-ed at Ankara. Some German sources said that the agreement should be viewed as changing: the position of Turkey toward the Allied powers and that it "indicated that Britain had been unable to carry out commercial agreement with Ankara. Light Up, Pat "L?;J'.ti::? i;p" a.v.r.T; new : .- at Kta;i:i?. 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