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Show 'its-' Herald. Classified Advertisements Classified Advertise-ments Advertise-ments for this page accepted ac-cepted until 9 a. m. day of publication. Please do not phone your advertisement . . . send it to the Herald office. 2 Lines (10 words) 3 days 50c 8 Lines (15 words) 3 days 75c For additional rates tall tb Classified Department PHONE 493 BUSINESS D I RECTORY You will find these Merchants and Professional People anxious anxi-ous to serve you. It will pay you to patronize them. ALTO GLASS LET us replace your broken glass Ahiander Mfg Co.. 472-49J South University. Phone 100. nil AUTO RADIATORS SEE us If your motor overheats. Radiators repaired and (lushed. Ahiander Manufacturing Co. 473-480 473-480 South University. Phone 100. mlO BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS U. S. certified chicks. Leghorns and Heavies. Production bred. Send for literature and price list Ritchie Hatchery. Heber Phone 190. m!4 COSMETICS MERLE Norman. We have Anderberg Beauty Shope. full line. CaU 689. m27 CLEANING RUGS and upholstery cleaned and rejuvenated. Call 1263R. m23 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ALL types wiring and motor. L. CT Guymon and Sons. 471 East 6th North. Phone 483M. j22 SHANE Electric Co. Phone 1684. Provo commercial and residential wiring. Motors and control. Commercial refrigeration. re-frigeration. Sales & Service. ml FLOOR REFIMSH1NG FOR RENT. Floor sander and floor pauaner. uian vauey Glass 6c faint mil FLOOR sandlns. fmishina and waxinB Call George Watkins. 1267W. m22 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED SHARPENED at the General Shop 135 North University. Phone U15W , ml REPAIRS, parts. C Owen Draper. 350 North IT West Phone 1181R. mlO MACHINE AND WELDING GENERAL machine and weldinc, cylinder boring and sice vine. Gas engine rebuilding. Utah Machine and Welding. 951 West 3rd North. Phone 2031M. Will call for and de liver. ml8 MOVING AND STORAGE YELLOW CAB AND TRANSFER CO Local and long distance moving packing storage, crating. Phone 300. 170 West 1st North. ml PAINTING CLEANING SPRING cleaning, sain tin, decora tins, kem toning Work guaranteed. Immediate Im-mediate service. Phone 45 1M. m8 PLUMBING HEATING FOR expert plumbing and heating service call a. a. oanuneu. orem. Phone 0106J5. a28 REPAIR work a specialty L. Cliff Bailey. Plumbing and heating. Phone 1430R or 075 J3. 310 South 4 West. Provo. Work guaranteed, ml 3 REFRIGERATION SERVICE QUICK dependable service on ail makes of refrigerators and ail other electrical appliances Utah Valley Kemgeraooa and Electric Service 3168W. m2 "rep Ants" GENUINE parts. Expert repairman- snip xor an muxes or sewina ma chines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 268 West Center. Provo. Utah. Phone 389. m8 SEWING machines. All makes Parts and supplies, au work guaranteed. jsrutue s tcepair snop, 133 North 7 West Phone 763J. rn3 RADIO SERVICE ELECTRO service. A specialized serv ice tor radio and electrontx equip, ment. Car radios. 323 West Center. Phone 2140. ml9 KUTTALLS RADIO SERVICE Tubes, parts. Service for all Makes. Colum bia Sonora Records 48 West 1st North. Phone 693M. mi ROOFING ALL kinds Rtald asbestos, a specialty Wood asphalt and buiituo Phone 1299. Mower. 68 North 7 East ml2 SPRINGS Jobbers" famous St Louis elec trically heat treated springs Also re tempering, rcarching and repairing repair-ing service. Ahiander Manufacture ing Co. Phone 100 ml TENNIS EQUIPMENT TENNIS Racquet rc-stringing. Work guaranteed. $3 ,,ant up. Leave at Leven's or call 063J3 for pickup. Sanky Dixon. m!6 TYPEWRITERS ' BRING us your adding machines and typewriters. Guaranteed repairs. Utah Office Supply. 43 East Center Street. Provo. m!8 USED FURNITURE WE BUY, sell and-exchange furniture. stoves, tools, odds and ends. 40 North 4 West m? WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS GENUINE Maytag parts. Service all niaxes or washer. Maytaa Shop. Phone 717R. sv isortn s west mi Watches ELGIN and Waltham watches for sale. Peay's Watch Shop. 287 North 4th West Provo. a27 H I GH EST SPOT CASH PAID For Your Used Car or Equity NO WAITING! WASDEN Motor Sales Third West and Center PHONE 755-J FOtt BALK REAL rSTATE OWN YOUR OWN HOME $1004)0 Down HIGHLAND HOMES Full Basement Coal Furnace Double Hardwood Floors Automatic Water Heater Tile In Kitchen - Bathroom Spacious Living and Dining Rooms MODEL HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION: 0th South 10th East AGENTS: Rowan & Grow. Inc. 176 West Center Provo 283 STRICTLY MODERN! 3 BEDROOM HOME Monthly payments as low as $39.84 per month. Northeast North-east section. Sale price $3850. This home ean be purchased for a down payment pay-ment of $220. Call us for appointment PROWS S STEIN REALTY CO. 0 North University Ave. PHONE 458W After hours call: Wells L. Brimhall . 815J John W. Stubbs .. 698J Mark L. Strong 1825R Keith Jarvis, 547 N. 7t E. WHY PAY RENT? 4 Room Modern Home including range and stove. Low down payment. For only $4100. Payments as Low as . $27.22 Per Month. Call us for appointment PROWS S STEIN , REALTY CO. 20 North University Ave. PHONE 456W After Hours Call: Wells L. Brimhall 8 15-J John W. Stubbs 698-J Mark L, Strong 1825-R Keith Jarvis . .547 N. 7 E. BULIDING LOT Service Man Must Sell PRICED RIGHT WILLARD L. SOWARDS AGENT PROVO, UTAH GRAY REALTY CO. 3 V A. fine land, 8 room home, bam, coop, fine fruit, only $3375, terms. k 5 Room modern brick and stucco, full basement, furnace, fur-nace, garage, close to schools church, store. $5800. Fine modern brick, extra Apt. Extra lot, NE location. $7350. 4 Room brick, new furnace, extra Apt. NE. $6900. 23 A. some fruit, good water right, Mapleton. $3150. I A. fine modern brick, coop, bam, furnace. $6300 Spanish Fork. 5 Room Modern brick, also 3 R. Apt. 2 sets plumbing, very good location $5500. II A. fine land, 6 Room modern brick, with Apt, Coops for 2500. Springville. Strictly Modern brick, stoker, stok-er, near BYU. $6500. 60 A. fine Isind, partly planted, plant-ed, alfalfa, Spanish Fork, Sandy Loam 4.22 acres fine fruit, Spring work Ndone, pays well, only $3150. Fine strictly modern brick, Venetian blinds, drapes, Christeele Acres. Immediate Occupancy. SEE THIS. GRAY REALTY CO. PROVO. UTAH PHONE 370 After Hours Call W. S. Gray 1358 A.W. Sorenson 403J Emil J. Jacobson .... 995M THESE ARE GOOD BUYS 3-Bedrm. mod. brk. garage, 3x12 lot, SE. Only $5250. Antique and Swap Shop, $1500 or more stock. Owner must sell because of illness. Fixtures and stock. Only $1250. Some choice Building Lots. OWENS REALTY CO. 41-45 West 1st North Phone 94 J. E. Syrett 1130 H. D. Whatcott 2042 W J. A. Owens. 894 W 7 ROOM modern brick home, auto ma tic heating, newly decorated, coops, barn,' garage, granary, 2 6 acres in orchard. Priced for quick sale. Route 1 Box 24 (Undon) Pleas am oreve. phone 3193. a30 NEW modern brick. 2-bedroom. Ga rage. Good location. House 13. Christeele Acres, Orem. Inquire Cecil Beatty. 29 MODERN 5-room home. Wash-room. Chicken coop. Lot 103x170. Call at 145 South Main, Springville. a24 . FRONT lot on 10 West 3 Call at 1515 West 3rd North. North. a24 FOB BALK L FOR SALE! Lovely New Home Creek and Lakes Main State Highway through Utah - FIFTEEN ACRES BLACK LOAM Soil - Nursery business busi-ness Trees Plants and Shrubs Ready for Business. 13-Acres Land - Best Soil - Provo City limits - Brick and Adobe House - Good to Own. 1800 Acres - Mountain Land Main Highway - Interesting. Telephone 1099 WILLARD L. SOWARDS AGENCY Office: 39 W. 2nd North St PROVO, UTAH REAL .ESTATE BUYS 11 ACRES Excellent farm ' located in Mapleton. Two acres of Raspberries. 20 Apple trees. Five and half acres of Grain, remaining acreage under cultivation. A heifer, a milk cow, and a horse all go with property. prop-erty. The house is a 4 room modern brick.' $11,000.00 $5900.00 New S-room mod. home in Orem. All prewar pre-war plumbing. Full basement, base-ment, furnace, hardwood floors. One acre of fruit land. Peach trees and Prune trees planted. 4J4 ACRES Ideal Fruit farm in Orem. 5 -Room modern home with 3 bedrooms. bed-rooms. Coop for 100 hens. Horse stable, cow shed, strawberries, raspberries, apples, peaches, cherries, and grapes. Good water right $7350.00 Rowan & Grow, Inc. REALTORS 178 West Center Provo 283 After Office Hours: T. J. Norton 1742-R D. S. Grow 1786 C. E. Rowan 1255 Springville P. C. Miner 269-J4 REAL EST AT E BARGAINS New modern 5-room brick. Three bedrooms, Venetian blinds. Prewar plumbing fixtures, full basement, furnace fur-nace and blower. Beautifully Beauti-fully landscaped. Orem. 6-Room Modern Brick, 3 bedrooms. Fireplace. Linen closets. Part basement. Furnace. Fur-nace. Two gas stoves. Garage. Ga-rage. Extra lot. Choice Northeast location. $6000. Terms. 5-Room modem brick. Two bedrooms. Hardwood floors. Fireplace. Lovely kitchen. Furnace, stoker. Three room basement apartment. Laundry Laun-dry room. Choice location, $7875. Modem Bakery. Fully equipped. Doing excellent business. Choice location. Provo. Robertson - Bushman Realtors 67 East Center Phone 710 J. V. Bushman .... 1676R H. A. Robertson 1125 E. J. Fenley 2020R Dagmar Fenley .... 2020R 180 Acres unimproved sub-irrigated, ar Clear Water Lake. At Mona. near $15.00 oer acre. A E fiHffitK sm 43rd Street Richmond. California I a97 5-ROOM modern hrlflr hmvis K uiu, tuii uucmmi, coaj xurnece, i ire-1 .u ..t, 1 . .. I piacc, Venetian DllnaS, garage. 88900 I North East Write Herald Box 10 I a26l LOVELY 4 -room modern franw. Hard. I wooq xioors. zurnace, beautiful lawn I Reasonable rfnwn navmn son! North 3rd West. 28 WlfT U . ter heater, lawns. hmiV anri ries. H. D. Kolstad. 586 King Street. American Fork. Phone 314 IW. a26 k onnu 1 I... . . I T2"V'J.mnw- y wo imisnea rooms in casement Furnace, stoker, blower, gas rl heater. Extra large lot Garden nowea. parage. Five blocks from business center. 87.000. Write Herald Box 4. a24l FOR RENT FURNISHED MODERN 2-room apartment. All new- ly renovated. 173 West 4 North. a85 STARTUP'S apartmenU. Popular prices. 67 North 1 West ajca 3-ROOM modern apartment Auto-1 maUc water heater. 920 West Center. a24 3-ROOM clean apartment, private bath. nicer ocera ineater. orem. pnone 059 J 1. 34 1 3-ROOM ground floor. Heat K, 1 ot wa- ter. vaults, xaay 1. Herald Box 31. . apanmeni. mviie rain, ne-i frigerator. 205 North 8 East a24 ONE room heated basement apartment.! ra Juwaieneu. 4iO OT 0 Wl OR unfurnished. 2 bedroom home. rVZJ1 C!ff-1 Nice surroundinss. 732 North 9 Ea 120 rv room moacm aparnnent. o ROOMS. Private bath. Furnished Orl ROOM, private bath. Private entrance. aots norm 1st east aZ9i OR linflir-nlKhal fmfiwmM hnma In iAJft"r.".V. Garden unarm tif daalrail. Call 1480 or 78M. r ml3 STEAM heated sleeping rooms. Men 256 East Center. a23 OR unfurnished at 25 under Provo rentals. New modern 3 'a room I apartments, rree laundry Garage. 3 miles from Geneva. Alpine Villa. "(easam urove m6 1 BEDROOM and light housekeeping rooms. 320 East U North. Phone 1320 itll Nor L . One veVside a2G OR unfurnished. or two room apartment Rl Tourist Park 25 FOB SALE; OR RENT PIANOS, accordions, guitars. Prof. S. W. Williams. 308 East 3 South. I buy. sell, rent, teach. Phong 140R m!7' -1 DAE.? , HERALD SSSi!Jm PAG&7 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS I INDIVID UAL sales or used reirigera. tors vacuum cleaners, wasmng ma. eniaaa, eouea oeaspnngs. typewn sra. used gas stoves and used earn. era equipment are subject to O P A price control regulations. Sellers oi these commodities who violate these price ceilings are subject to suit for treble the amount of the overcharge or $50. They are also subject to action by the government Further information is obtainable from any war price and rationing board. I CHOICE evergreens. Call evenings. US sast o Norm, rnone iobk. - ma I ONE Hollywood bed and spread. $14 layior ana wneeier. James e. xad- ridge. 1065 East 7 th North. me ROCKING chair, leather inner spring -aeat, nice xor summer nome or porch -.vu. io norm a saai. vioj. azs 110 INCH biking boots, size 9. quarter inch metal spikes on sole. High quality qual-ity boots used only 3 months, $7.50. -184 North 3 East Phone 878J. a25 I GAS range with oven controL Daven- Krt set iseoroom set complete, ning table with 8 chairs. Phone 2184M. a26 I ELECTRIC washer, good condition. Sewing machine, three beds, cook stove, heater, cabinet, table and chairs, chest drawers, miscellaneous. 137 South 0th West a24 I GAS range. Cheap. 839 East 5th South Phone 2045J. a2S LECTRIC permanent wave machine. Leather chair. Phone Springville 24W. evenings. a25 (MARSHALL strawberry plants. Phone UMtio. can lor plan is alter s p. m. a25 (General Motors auto radio $25. 745 a25 west 7 worm aner o:ao p. m. TWO large shrubs. Sprila SorbifoUa at 979 norm o west. az4 I COOLER ATOR. Like new. 54 South a28 10th West. I ALL enamel Home Comfort coal range. Ai concutton. 343 &outn 4 wet a24 150 square feet fir .flooring. 3 foot lenrtns. 471 East a North. Provn Utah. a24 I VARIETY stock of Stark trees, special prices to commercial planter. 16 North 2 East. Bob Elliott. Phone 1744W. a24 2.QUART fruit Jars. Cheap. 113 East a norm, fnone au. a24 Priced $275. 370 North 1 West a26 NEW 2-unit milking machine. A real bargain. A. v. wasnourn, orem. a25 I METAL chick feeders. Strong Sheet metal co. 049 south l East. a2D I KITCHEN cabinet. 9x7. Good condi tion. 440 ttast 2 iMorin. springville. a23 SPRING fryers. Stewina hens. Wil letts poultry farm, canyon Road, azs I LATHAM and Cuthbetts raspberry ?Iants. Free from blight. 193 West th South. 024 I BALED first-crop bay. Carroll Wilson. Payson. a24 15-PIECE mahogany bedroom set. Slightly used. Must sell by Tuesday. 440 West 5th South. a24 1 UPRIGHT plana 170 West 1 North. a24 I CONN saxaphone. E flat alto. Good conaiuon. 83 East z worm, uui aoan. a24 PIANO. Excellent make. Like new. Terms. 308 East 3 South. Phone 140R. a30 TREADLE sewinx machine. Reaaon-a24 Reaaon-a24 able. 847 West 4th North. 1935 DODGE sedan. OK tires. Motor. One luxaaae trailer. 4 eooxie new recaps. TraUer and- wagon. Tires all sizes. Grammers KUDDCr Salvaae Springville Road. a24 I HEAVY milk strain. 18 months old springing neiier. rat lies norm s West Phone 562 W. a24 I SHADE trees. 50c and up. Saddle mare, sorrell, 8 years old. 68 North Main. Springville. 256J. a24 I BUY you winter coal now. 87.75 pe straignt loaa. sb.uo Droxen loaas. in Utah county, write tier aid. box i4. mi I PINE trees, 4 to 8 feet Ornamental shrubs, fruit trees. Call Lehi Nurs ery 134W. a30 ROMAN Beauty apples. Phone 05R4. azu I LOOSE garden, flower, field, and lawn seed, less man ,a ine price ox pacxci seed. Pansy and Perennial plants now ready, also garden tools. Perry's Seed Store. 495 North 8th West. a24 I PEA gravel, top soil, fill dirt, cement. sano and gravel. Also roaa gravei. Phone 993M. ja I ASPARAGUS, rhubarb, berries, fruit trees, shrubs, a. E. Homer, 883 North 5th West. m5 I PEERLESS coal. Short noUce. Felker. 188 North 3 west 716J after 6:20. ml UNCLAIMED suits, top coats. These garments nave naa sio ou to szu.uu paid on them. We sell for unpaid balance. You save the original deposit de-posit Globe Tailors. 144 West Center B49 I ONE Jersey cow for sale. Phone 023K1. a26 MISCELLANEOUS GUY'S Place. Day and Nlxht Cafe. Open 5:30 a. m. to 12:00. p. m. Try our avc unncn. owiawiiE ma 1 . l :ii n . 1 .VX1111. XWCT. nil nrv nM.. 4 wamam o .vi.i.wc- launury wrviw uu cun pu mnj' basis. Provo City Laundry. Phone 101. j23 NEW opening! Wilkerson Electric service, moiw winning, noun wn ina and appliances. Licensed electrt clans. Phone 481 J. 4.07 South 3 West ""' 1 "r lease. Close to Provo. Phone 047R2 before 6 p. m. a26 FUEL. Coax and kindlinx wood Arthur L Bovlan. Phona OS4R4. 7, nTiM m3 Bo"1 3 Box 353. m3 FURRIER. Store your furs this sum- mer in an up to oaie storage vault, Have them cleaned, reconditioned or restyled for next fait Helen Swenson. Phone 1179. 443 East 4th South. m8 wxRurrti KcFUdtSo lira. C Owen Draoer. 0 North 17 West Phone 1191R. a23 VOELtCERS Market- Ideated one mil north of Provo at toD of dusrwav. Open Sundays. m31 LOST GENEROUS reward for return of 2 awaona rna. lJCU on naiHinrenici. Mrs. W. C. Herron. Route 1. Box 706. a30 ItllDVC hi,,.. .h.ilil Mnrlh ah IUVi West CaU 627J. a24 FOR RENT UNFURN: ISHED RISSMENT anartment. .Ti.t Smiih of 1 Lincoln nun icnnoL fnanm nR a28 3 - ROOM apartment Newly cleaned and decorated. Close to business dis trict 174 Esat 3 South. Phone 848R a24 iinw.. ..iwuv. m .aa,v .(nil .IUVI I . . ItnnnM mnrim h.. r Tin ina. 9 smith PhiuM URiw Dia rt 1 BnMuT atMaiMHi " os "as :..ik University Ave., Provo. Phone 282 Springville. a24 FOR RENT PARTLY furnished 3 room apartment 115 South 3rd West s26 PARTLY furnished housekeeoinB rooms. Garden spot. 820. 160 East 2nd South. a28 ACRE farm- Call)54Rl. a24 SINGER Sewina Machine. Sineer Sew. Ing Machine Ca 268 West Center.mS FOR LEASE THREE acre orchard nrmwrtv t 'Cated Provo Bench (East Canyon unvnn Road). Phone 801J Provo. . a26 WANTED TO RENT UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom bouse. a26 Close in. Herald Box 3. UNFURNISHED. One modern home.ri.- I . v. .f-T7 References. Local residence. Phone"0 n fv-"" -" w ovuien 1463M. 727 North 10 East a2 4 the same day. ' WORK WANTED SPRING hoasecleanersl Let m clean . your wallpaper. CaU 1854W. a30 CALL 451M for estimates. Painting. unwiuni, Kenuoning, cleaning, roofs and brick bouses sprayed. reonaoia. work guaranteed. ro6 GARDEN lots plowed. Phone 576M. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ac . . vu aanois sewn more mall sets of books. Office at Heal Austin Inc. 165 West Center. Phone 4 after 8 p. m. Phone 1383J. m2 SPRING housecleaners! Let me clean your wanpaper. call I854W. a24 ANY type of carpenter work by hour tr contract, f none awiH. UO PAINtlNC an4 llnuiM rl..i.li' auaranieeo. f none oooai. a.24 HELP WANTED MALE ASSISTANT chef at Utah SUte Hos- piuu. must nave experience. Refer, ence required. Permanent employment employ-ment Essential war workers must be referred by USES. a30 EXPERIENCED sheepherder. Phone 1VM a24 SERVICE station attendant Wasden motor sales. 309 West Center. Essential Es-sential war workers must be referred re-ferred by USES. a26 MACHINIST for automotive machine snop. Must be dependable. Good wages. 44 hours week. Apply in person per-son at 1S5 North University. Es- i asniiaj war woricers must do reier- rea Dy uses. a23 HELP WANTED FEMALE TO Care for child. Afternoons. 204 a24 West 3 South. Phone 548W. GIRL for general office work. State qualifications and ' experience. Box so. ssaenuai lemaie worxers must be referred by USES. a28 CASHIER and candy clerk. Apply at Keeley'e Cafe. 36. West Center. a24 LADIES for nurses aide work. See Miss Falls. Utah Valley Hospital. Essential female workers must be referred by USES. ml6 i EXPERIENCED secretary. Address P. O. Box 34, Provo. Utah Essentia Es-sentia female workers must be referred re-ferred by USES. m8 HELP WANTED TEEN age girl for housework, after school and to stay two nlgnts a week. Phone 1437W. a24 THREE fry cooks. Union wages. Es sential war workers must be re ferred by USES. Phone 636. a24 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS. Male or Female. Get in permanent work now. Excellent opportunities lor ad vancement in post war period. Write or contact Walgreen Drug Stores Provo. Applicants must have U.S.E.S. Certificate of availability. a25 WANTED GIRL roommate. Acess to iron. 658 a20 North University. WANTED TO BUT LAWN mower in good condition. Phone American Fork. 254R. Write J. B. McCowan, 246 South 3 East, American Fork. a28 GOOD herd 10 to 15 head Jersey cows. Phone 1432W. Provo. a24 MODERN home, reasonable, dose to Steel Plant. Arthur Turner. Route 1. Box 221-T. Pleasant Grove. m27 FOR SALE CARS SALES of used passenger cars by in- dividual! as weu as dealers are controlled by price ceilings An individual in-dividual must sell at "as is" price ' or less All buyers arc advised to call their local War Price and Ra-Uoning Ra-Uoning Board for exact celling prices Three times the amount of the overcharge can be recovered from the seller 'Criminal action by the government may also be taken against either seller or buyer or both 1835 Chevrolet pick-up. 1934 Hi ton Doage. pnone American s orx 0276R4. 6 East and 7 North. a26 PLYMOUTH 1935 sedan. Radio and heater. 661 North 10th West a24 Legal Notices T Probate and Guardianship 'Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective SI am ere for Further Fur-ther Information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF ADRIAN E, BRIDE. DECEASED. Mc Creditors will present claim: with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at the office of At' torney I. E. Brockbank, Suite 211 Knight Building, Provo, Utah, on or before June 15, 1945. ARTHUR VANCE, Administrator. Published in The Daily Herald April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 1945 Statistics WARRANTY DEEDS Carl F. Lundell, et al to Elva T. Fullmer. Sec. 29, Twp Ranere 2E, $10 00. Elva T. Fullmer to S. Blanchard. Sec. 29, Ranee 2FI. $3675.00. Cathaline Twp. Newell H and Emily B. Baum to Willis E. Candland. Sec. 36, Two. 6, Range 2E. $1.00. Willis E. and Essie O. Canfl land to Frank and LVieve H Karl. Sec. 36, Twp. 6, Range 2E $10.00. Thomas L. and Mary E. Youo to William C. Creer, Sec. 26, Twp 8. 'Rnffe 2E. $30.00. John L. and Margurite K. on- ran to Henry S. and Lenore V. Chteman. Lot 10. Blfc 43, Plat A, Thornwood sub-dtviston, sio.uo. Carl R. Ohran to Vern M. and Nora A. Iverson, Lot 19, Blk. 4S Plat A, Thornwood sub-division, $10.00. Carl R. Ohran to Elmo H. ann Thelma W. Hansen, Lot 20, Blk. 45, Plat A. Thornwood sub-divi sion. $10.00. Carl R. Ohran to Keith C. and Tola L. Nelson. Lot. 25. Blk. 45 Plat A, Thornwood sub-division. $10.00. Elsie D. Nielson to Lewis G md Venice S. Stalllnss, Blk. 127, "lat A. Srjanlsh Fork. $200.00. W. J. Cordner to Max S. and Miriam P. Andrews, Blk. 83, Plat A, Provo S10.00. George C. and Frances M. Lar wn to Florence D. and Dudley W. Gallaeher, Blk. 43, Plat A, Provo, $10.00. Leila Parker to Merlon BrV' on. Sec. 7, Twp 9, Range 2E, $275.00. Dean M. and Lois Larsen to Herbert V. Marshall. Lot Blk. 97. Plat A. Spanish Fork. $3000. William Harwood to Ralph H. and Burghs C. Hayward, Sec. 18, Twp. 6, Range 3E, $1.00. nooDoo worries cors SAN ANTONIO, Tex. U.f9 San Antonio police may oe forced back to walking their beats if their bad luck continues. In one day, six radio patrol cars were put I Pyle Digs In With Marines On Edge of Bomb-Shattered Town Editor's Note: In addition to the story which appears here today, we will print several others which we have just received from Ernie on Okinawa, we believe he would have wanted us to. As a great re porter, a great newspaperman and a great person, ne wouia nave wanted his stories to go through, despite his tragic death. B7 ERNIE PYLE OKINAWA (by Navy radio) u s marvelous to see a bunch of American troops go about making inemseives at nome wherever they get a chance to settle down fora few days. My company of First division marines dug In at the edge of a bomb-shattered village. The village vil-lage was quaint and not without charm. I was astonished at the similarity with the villages of Sicily and Italy. The town didn;t reallv seem Oriental. The houses were wooden one-story buildings, surrounded by little vegetable gardens. In stead of fences; each lot was di vided by rows of shrubs or trees. The cobblestoned streets were just wide enough for a jeep. They were winding and walled on both sides by head-high stone walls. A good part of the town lay shattered. Scores of the houses had burned and only ashes and rei roofing tile were left) Wan dering around, I counted the bodies of four Okinawans still in the streets. Otherwise the town was deserted. The people had fled to then-caves then-caves in the hillsides, taking most 01 tneir personal belongings with them. There is almost nq furniture in Japanese houses, sofhey didn't have to worry about that. After a few days the grapevine carried the word to them that we were treating them well so they began to come out in droves and give themselves up. I heard' one story about a hundred Okinawa civilians who had a Jap soldier among them, and when they reamed the atrocity stories he had told them about the Americans were untrue, our MPs had to step in to keep them from beating him Our company commander pick ed out a nice little house on a rise at the edge of town for his command post. The house was very light, fairly clean, and the floors were covered with woven straw mats. A couple of officers and a dozen men moved into the house and slept on the floor and we cooked our rations over an open stone cookstove in the rear. Then the word went around for the men of the company to dig in for several days. Two platoons were assigned to dig in along the outer. sides of the nearby hills for Derhneter defense. The boys were told they could keeD the horses they had com mandeered, that they could carry wooden panels out of the houses to make little doghouses for themselves, but not to take anything any-thing else, and that they could have fires, except during air alerts. They weren't to start their daily mop-up patrols in the brush until the next -day, so tney naa me afternoon off to clean themselves un and fix ud their little nouses, Different' men did different things. Some built elaborate houses about the size of chicken houses, with floor mats and chairs and even kerosene lanterns nang inff from the room. One Mexican fcov du2 hole, covered it with boards, and then camouflaged it so perfectly .with Unwed Mother Suffocates Babe DALLAS. Tex., April 24 (U.F&-- A murder indictment was on me today against Virginia K. Layton, 30, an unwed mother, charging her with suffocating hex newborn new-born son and sending the body through the mail to Faio alio, nnllf. The Indictment returned late veaterdav bv a Dallas county b . " - i l I a grand jury, saia mat me hum was placed aiive m a caruDoaru box whicn later was aroppea m a mail chute at a Dallas postal substation. The box was opened when Palo Alto postal authorities discovered that the address was a fictitious one. Screen Actress Shoots Herself HOLLYWOOD. April 24 U.R Ann Bradley. 33-year-oid screen actress, was in critical condition In a Los Angeles hospital today after an emergency operation to remove a bullet she reportedly fired into her abdomen while she and her estranged husband were talking on the telephone. Police said Miss Bradley and Cowboy Actor Michael Harrison, known on the screen as Sunset Carson, were discussing their separation when she turned the gun on herself. They Quoted her as mumbling repeatedly, "I want to die." General Machine and Welding - Cylinder Boring Bor-ing and Sleeving UTAH MACHINE & WELDING ' 851 West 3rd North PHONE 2031-M Will call for and deliver. CASH FOR RAGS P. E. Ashton 191 South University brush you really couldn't see it Some spent the afternoon tak ing baths and washing clothes in the river. Some rode bicycles around town. Some rode their horses up and down. Some foraged around town through the deserted houses. Some went looking for chickens to cook. Some sat in groups and talked. Some just slept An order went out asalnst wearing Jap clothing or eating any of the local vegetables, pork, goat beef or fowl. But this was before the order came out. The marines had duff un lota of Japanese kimonos out of the smashed rfouses and put them on while washing their one set of clothes. If you ever want to see a funny sight just take a look at a dozen dirty and unshaven marines walking around in pink and blue women s kimonos. A typical example was Pvt. Raymond Adams of Fleason. Term. He had fixed himself a dugout dug-out right on the edge of a bluff above the river. He had a grand view and a nice little grassy front yard. Out there he had driven stakes and built a fire. He hung bis helmet over the fire like a kettle and was stewing chicken. He had taken off his clothes and put on a beautiful pink and white kimono. Later a friend came along with a Jap bicycle with one pedal off, and Adams tried without much success to ride it up and down a nearby lane. If there ever is a war play about marines I hope they include one tough-looking private in a pink-andlwhite kimono, stewing cbickeir and trying to ride a one pedanfed bicycle through a shattered shat-tered (Japanese village. Private Adams is married and has a boy 1 eight-months old he has never seen. If the baby could have seen his father that day he would probably have got the colic from laughing so much. Ceiling Prices Set On New . Electric Ranges WASHINGTON, April 24 (U.R) Retail and wholesale ceiling prices have been set on Frlgidaire models of household electric ranges to be produced this year, office of price administration an nounced today. The ceilings are based on March, 1942, levels. The lowest retail price for model B-17 is $175.33 for sales in the zone nearest Dayton. O.: the highest for the same model is $189.31 for retail sales on the west coast Retail ceilings for model B-17 all are about $5 less. The price includes delivery, installation, and federal tax. OPA said nine electric range manufacturers nave now applied for ceilings since war production board has permitted production of a limited number of ranges this year. FORMER KINO OF BULGARIA KILLED ANKARA. April 24 OJ.FD A re port from Vienna said today that former King Ferdinand of Bui carta had been killed in a road accident while attempting tcfflee from his home in Slovakia to Austria. Ferdinand, 84 years old, abdicated abdi-cated his throne in 1918 in favor of his son, the late King Boris. CASK YOU'LL BE ALARMED how much we can give you for your car. See us today. No waiting. P. E. 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