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Show Herald Classified Advertisements Classified Advertisements 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 3 Lines (15 words) 3 days 75c For additional rates call the Classified Department PHONL 495 BUSINESS DIRECTORY You will find these Merchants and Professional People anxious anxi-ous tt. serve you It will pay yoi to patronize them AMUSEMENTS PROVO roller skating rink. Open " ni niffht Two sessions 7:30 to 9:00. 9:0O to 11:00. 1st North Istj . Wet. '' .- AUTO GLASS fcET us replace your broken class -Ahlander Mfg Co. 478-490 South University Phone 100. iyl ALTO RADIATORS' SEE us if your motor overhead Radiators repaired and flashed Ahlander Manufacturing C 472-490 South University. Phone 100. jylO BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS U. S. certified chicks ' Leghorns and Heavies Production, bred Send for literature and price i list. Ritchie Hatchery. Hcbcr Phpne- 190. jyi.4! BEAUTY SHOI i PERMANENT waves. Dove Lren f 1132 East 5 South. Phone 1859W j13; CELESTE Beauty Shop. Open now atj 186 West Center. Upstairs. jyt5, CLEANING RUGS and upholstery cleaned and rejuvenated. Call 1263R CONCRETE QUALITY work. Sidewalks, orivcwaya.l floors, etc. . We do whole job. exca-j vating, forming, nnismng. rre u-mates. u-mates. C. H. Springmeer. contractor. contrac-tor. 153 v South 2 Eaat. Phone 1440 COSMETICS MERLE Norman. We have full line. Anderberg Beauty Shope. Call CR9. , j27 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ALL tvpea wiring and motors. L. C. Guymon and Sons. 471 East 8th North. Phone 403M. jy32 SHANE Electric Co. Phone 1694. Provo commercial and residential wiring Motors and control. Commercial refrigeration. re-frigeration. Sales and Service. iyl ELECTRICAL REPAIRING "WE "repair any type electrical appliance appli-ance or equipment, any make washing wash-ing machine. Lee's Repair and Appliance. Ap-pliance. 73 North 1st West. Phone 1855W. j2? ELECTRIC SERVICE BOSWELL-WILKERSON. Authorized appliance service. Motor winding, house wiring. Phone 2 189 J or 2091J Jly 20 FLOOR REF1MSHING FOR RENT. Floor sander and floor pol isher. Utah vaney uiass at raim.jy 1 1 rt.nnn aandin. finishing and waxinc Call George Watkins. 1267W. jy22 FURRIER STORE your furs this summer In an up to date. storage vault. Have them cleaned, reconditioned or restyled for next fall. Helen- Swenson. Phone 1179. 443 East -4th South. iy8 INSULATION U. S. Rock Wool. Installed mechanically. mechanical-ly. Money back guarantee. Immediate Immedi-ate service. For estimates call 213. Grant Ekins. jy23 LAWN MOWERS SIlAJtPENED SHARPENED at the General Shop. 133 North University. Phone 915W. Jyi IMPAIRS, parta. C. Owen Draper. 350 North if West. Phone 119IR. JylO , MACHINE AND WELDING GENERAL machine and welding j cylinder boring and aieeving. .,as engine rebuilding. Utah Machine and Welding. 051 West 3rd North Phone 203 IM. WU1 call for and deliver. iyl8 MOVING AND STORAGE YELLOW CAB AND TRANSFER CO Local a ild long distance moving packing storage, crating. Phone 300. 170 West 1st Norm. jyi PLUMBING HEATING REPAIR work a specialty. L. Cliff Bailey. Plumbing and heating Phone I4S0R or 075J3. 510 South 4 West. Provo. Work guaranteed, jylj RADIO SERVICE ELECTRO service. A specialized service serv-ice for radio and electronic equipment equip-ment Car radios. 323 West Center Pnone 2140. jyl9 NUTT ALL'S RADIO SERVICE Tubes parta. Service for all Makes. Colum hia Sonora Records. 46 West 1st North. Phone 693M. jy4 ' REFRIGERATION SERVICE DEPENDABLE service on all makes of refrigerators and all other electrical appliances. Utah Valley Refrigeration Refrigera-tion and Electric Service 2I69W. jy2 ROOFING ALL KINDS ROOFING. insulation, and aiding. Call 999 for tree estimation. estima-tion. Western Roofing Company., j yjB ALL kinds Rigid asbestos, a specialty Wood asphalt and builtup. Phone 1209. Mower. 68 North 7 East, jyi 2 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS GUARANTEED expert repairs on Whit and other sewing machines. Souter Shop. 458 West Center Phone 434R j-6 SPRINGS , JOBBERS famous' St. Louis electrically elec-trically heat treated springs. Also retempering. rearching and repair-1 i - - -i t...r..i...l..M ! mar prrvivv. ruusuu uituui wtu, 1 1 a Co.. Phone 100. jyi USED FURNITURE WE BUY. sell and exchange furniture stoves, tools, odds and - ends. 40 North 4th West. j7 WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS REPAIRS and parts for any maker C. Owen Draper. Doe Ft It. 330 North 17th West. Phone llfllR. jylO GENUINE Maytag parts. Service all makes - of , washers. Maytag Sho Phone 7I7R. 39 North 2 West. , i WELDING THE Provo Welding Shop. Electric and Acetylene welding, all work uarsnteea. 337 west center pnone1 1134 July 15; Herald Want Ads Bring Results rot gA'.FU REAL ESTATE, University AVENUE Home Ideal SCHOOLS Location Valuable HOME Reasonable Wilkxrd L. towards Agent OWENS REALTY CO. 4 ' rm. mod. brk.. big lot, close in NE, $4500. 3 rm. moo. frame, oil fur-, nace, full basement, NE, $6000. I 6 rm. mod. brk., full basement, base-ment, furnace, close in, NE, $6300. 1.66 ac. with 6 rrri. mod. home. Coops 300, barn, etc. Walking distance $3500. A Square Deal or No Deal OWENS REALTY CO. 41-45 West 1st North PHONE 94 J. E. Syrett .1130 H. D. Whatcott 2042W J. A. Owens 894W To BUILD Opportunity Four BUILDING Lots Two ROOMS House A Real Deal Willard L. So wards Agent PROWS AND STEIN Real Estate Insurance 20 North University Ave. Phone 436 HOMES FOR SALE! FARMS FOR SALE! If you are thinking of locating locat-ing in Provo buy now; prices are going up' 5-Room modern brick home. Two bedrooms, full basement, base-ment, garage. Northwest location. lo-cation. 3- Bedroom modern brick home. Full basement. Located Locat-ed close in. 4- Room frame and cement home. Basement apt. Two bath rooms. One-half acre of good farm ground. Located Lo-cated south on eighth east, Orem. 4-Room frame home. One-half One-half basement. 64 -rod lot. Located in Orem. 3 -Room frame home. New three-car garage, ten acres good farm ground. Located East of Orem City Hall. H3-Ac. good farm ground: 1-acre hay 4-acres orchard 1-acrc berries . -acres good farm ground 4 -room frame home Good water right. AFTER HOURS CALL: Wells L. Brimhall. . , . 81 5-J John W. Stubbs 698-J Mark L. Strong 1825-R C. W. Love 1686-J Finest VEGETABLES Garden LAND 'Three ACRES Near CITY SCHOOLS Ideal For HOME Growing CITY Willard L. So wards Agent HOMES FOR SALE! New 5-room modern brick. Three bedrooms. Hardwood floors. Full basement. Coal furnace. Northweest location. loca-tion. $7500 $750 Cash. Balance like rent. 3 -Room modern pre-war brick. Back screen porch. Part basement. Large lot. -Coop. S4500. 5-Rm. modern brick. Three finished rooms in basement. Furnace, stoker and blower, large lot, choice location. $7000. Robertson - Bushman Realtors 67 East Center Phone 710 After Hours Call: J. V. Bushman 1676R H. A. Robertson ...... 1 125 E. J. Fcnley 2020R Dagmar FenJey 2Q20R -Very SURE Winner LAND BUILDINGS FIXTURES EQUIPMENT STOCK Groceries and Meats Willard L. Sowards Agent Built BRICK Home . Large LIVING Room FIREPLACE HOT WATER TANK ALL THE FURNITURE Pretty LOT by School Willard L. Sowards Agent BV owner. 7 -room modern home, with "furnace, stoker, and Stokerniatic water heater. Ideal location. 294 East 1st South. jy3 BEAUTIFUL 5-roora house, carpeted - ..WH.W W.M , Drapes, blinds, landscaped grounds ' Oarage. Write Herald So 69 Jly 4 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE VALUABLE COWS' Land Wiler Milk House LOVELY MODERN HOME Milker!- Tractor - Truck JtttLK ROlfTE 'WilicldL Sowards 1 Agent! . REAL ESTATE BUYS! PROVOp Northwest 4-RM. MODERN FRAME HOME. FULL. BASEMENT, suitable suit-able dor an apartment. HOME is situated on 3 . Acre, I...,. '.$3850.00 PROVQl Northwest 4-RM. MOtMERN STUCCO HOME WITH 5-ROOM BASEMENT APARTMENT? APART-MENT? Large lot with peaches and raspberries. Basement apartment is wircdliior electric stove. .$6000.00 PROVOp Northwest MODERN MOD-ERN FRAME HOME with 4 ROOMS and DINETTE. Part basement. Oil furnace. fur-nace. S Garage. Utility roomShrubs and lawn. li i.; $5550.00 PROVO Northeast 5-RM. MODERN BRICK HOME. Full basement with 3-rm. apartfhent. Furnace and stokc $7890.00 PROVO; Close-in -ROOM MODERN BRICK HOME. I k..".-; v w 'm zJi 7 from ;i center st. ! i basemen base-men fc: Hot air coal fur-nace.'i fur-nace.'i Newly decorated. Berries and garden. s $6300.00 PROVO, Northwest LOVE-r LY 5-ROOM COUNTRY HOME. Brick construction. construc-tion. Beautiful, location. Pre-war built 8 years. Double garage. Full basement. base-ment. Newly decorated. Spring and city water, and 120 share of West Smith Ditch water. Situated on 4 acre. Ideal home in ideal location. . . . .$4750.00 Rowan & Grow, Inc. RE A L T O R S 176 West Center St. Provo 283 After hour?: T.J. Norton 1742-R Springville P. C. Miner 269-J4 D. S. Grow .1786 C. .E;Rowan 1255 ' BUSINESS Making PLENTY Money BUSINESS ESTABLISHED Step into a going deal I FOR SALE Willard L. Sowards v Agent . REAL ESTATE SALE! o UTAH COUNTY RESTAURANT, REST-AURANT, Land, Buildings, Equipment. HOMES: ' Taylor-Wheeler Homes Smoot Gardens I Come Wasatch Gardens Home Fare Addition Home Litchfield Addition Home. Parkview Addition Home West Park Addition Home PRQVO HOMES. J -o TEN TOURIST UNITS Modern Brick Home - Ideal! NW wNE - SE - SW Lots HUNDRED ACRE FARM Fifty :Acre Farm Tweniy-Five Acre Farm Ten Acre Farm BRICll CONSTRUCTION DUPLEX threIe acres Beautiful Beauti-ful QARDENS - Homcsitc six Acres Poult$r Farm ix, o LITTLE HOME - FOUR BIG EOTS - Low Price -EasyTerms! ENERPRI5ING BfSING S S E S Grocery -Meats j Cleaning OH, ERS s TELEPHONE 1099 Prompt Service Selling ' Property ; Willard l. sowards agency Office: 39 West 2nd N. St. .PROVO, UTAH MODERN:! three bedroom house, full basement, tile bath, Kejvinator electric elec-tric range and refrigej ator. double garage, automatic witter heater. forced air hnatin nviwrn and avtr room m basement. Ovner leaving town. ; Immediate occupancy. Call Jy2 ioouw. .jo3 jvortn a wast. LOST BETWEEN Mobile Station) and Provo blaclt leather billfold. Contents important please return, to 163 West 1st North. jy3 BUNCH 4f keys on ring. Return to the Pout Office. , JyJ CAMERAf aize 120 German Compur at Cattyon Glen. Sailor friend re-turnings re-turnings it to dead companion's mothers Reward. 878 Saat 3 North il FIS1UNO tackle box and reels. South end of Deer Creek Cktm by gate. 237 Soath 3th Weat. Reward. 129 FOUND LADIES Croyden wrist vratch. Phone 97. i jyi PERSONAL To hnv eatiMi "R-H- -,r -Manual - . swimming pool Thursday please; return classes vou ham that wra mistaken for your own and I wtll give yours to you. Call 1267M. J29 FOR LEASE LARGE lot for staking a cow or horse WWW ...... W. ... ' ."WW I I. w. .. . . w . m I Box 813 on 12th Neath. 1st lane. West, second house. jvl jFOat ALk MISCELLANEOUS INDIVIDUAL sale of used retrtgera, tors . vacuum cleaner, waahing irflv cadaaa. coiled bsdsprwga. typewrit, era. used gas stoves and used camera cam-era equipment ara subject to O P A price control regulations Sellers oi these commodities who violate these price ceilings aravsubjecV to suit for treble the amouoVWf the overcharge or $30. Tney are' also subject to action by the government. Further .information ia obtainable trorn any war price and rationing board. ZENITH radio, excellent condition. Phone. 2177. J29 HOT air coal furnace, and stoker. 261 North 4 East. Phone 1437R. Jy2 4-ROOM modern frame home. 4200T Also miscellaneous furniture. Phone 1288M. jyi SMALL fur neck-piece. Phone 1048. Helen Thomas. 672 North 5 West. Jyi DARK red mountain soil. Also good top soil. Phone 0-3R3. Jy5 MONARCH coal range, gas range, hot blast heater, overstuff couch. 425 North 4th West. J2 LLOYD wicker buggy. Prewar baby bed. complete. Keasonauie 38ii worm 3rd cast. Jyi : 1941 Cabinet Zenith radio. Excellent snape. Keasonaoue. wutiaiis "aaio Service, 48 West I North. Phone! 693M. j3 IpAYED female Cocker and Potntr: puppies. 062 Eaat 4 South. 2g : OTAWWRRio. ek cl,f Box 723. Carterville. iy4 . rRESH milk cow. Ewes and lambs Call Springville. 263J2. J EXCELLENT Whi.e Leghorn puilcts. wu oe laying soon, wu ko. jyii VACUUM cleaner, fireless cooker. I wooden barrel. antique walnut! Ubies and citairs. china, silver, giais.! clocks and curios, old buttons, china and dolls. Bought or exchanged. 153. North University. j2 jSrMONS spring studio couch. ?25.0nly 11 new anti-Nazi mayors 111; AUTOCRAT circulating heater, nearly' new. Phone 064J1. J'4; WSSR!lS'.lj!!r0' T is. 1l'tl .rvcr. ;t ; -. COUCH, three floor rockers, sewing ..ki.. iit..-., .ki ui 1 1 lakii is. , ihii r uiv-, ui suavi . -wr t North i East. 1843W June29 Srtxz. rv--iflKS ABA TO V Vi.l -a 1 k W-, a. vooo. ry riciuniB. tst nousc usi . "rci" , ,uocJtl SAND and gravel. Phone provo 0f.2TM. springville 2 13J. July 27 TWO milk cows. c. H. Hansen. East center. Springville. June 28 ! -- - i""?-2? : lbo'n SPRING tries. 2x to 3 Carter. '4 mile North ville Road. jy3 two na ty beda. very reasonable. 580 : West 3 North. Phone 896J jys. ONE G-E l-io horsepower electric j Nazi mayor and install a well-notor. well-notor. 180 Eaat 5th South, base- known anti-Nazis who had the mnt. Jv3 snrnnrt nf th ontiro anti.Narl 300 HAMPSHIRE pullets, heavy Col- ed-ir.y,er5- Geors wiiiett. cn- ROYAL ANN cherries. 10th South 7th East. Springville. Call 314.R. j29jclincd to confirm him on the LARGE moveable kitchen cabinet"." ' ground that "we don't want a bargain. 831 West 3rd North. 120 'jail bird for mayor." HOUSE, to be moved. Modern 3-room! Dozens Of similar examples Phonea2hi66nqulre 97 We8t 3 Sout2hq could be given in this field. For 29 acres farm and pasture ground. In-l quire 237 South 3 West. Payson. dor car, can zoo3 tor appointment. jylO RIDING horse, four years old, 1150. T . ill. n a i. - . r""f-"V:-.. Route'8! Box 309 P?ovo ""?ui Swings. 3 ' j29! i FARMERS Attention: McCormi. k-' Deering No. 42 Combine, almost i ardJin vcrv ood condition. $42S. Anderson Garage. jag la-fhClndPfe ha"d .rim' h,, v ..i., '-.o,, , - w" umu.uum. Antique love seat. Reduced for; quick sale. 1170 North 3 West jiy 4 JUST arrived! New eas ranee. Full ?i?e. fully equipped. Adamaon a. 490' weat center. l29irv". s"-m...v... MISCELLANEOUS HAVE thoroughbred wire-haired Terrier Ter-rier for breeding purposes. 319 Washington Avenue. American Fork. J.vl - ' ' - i - . - 1 1 - fuel, coal and kindling wood. Art Boylan. Phone 054R4. Route 2 Box 353 J-v7i,.nm i, . rpu. photos copied, enlarged, expertly on ilitMlnii of" the ThuViniiingVu - sundard Supply. 83 North urn-: letter Saukel who is one of the versity Avenue. jyi wor$t Nazig 'or whom we sU1, fob sale cars are searching I am told by a sales of used p-s-ng.r c.roTy'T. source in which I have confi - dividual as weii as dealers art dence that KloeU constantly mis- .controlled by price ceilings An m-! traniatoH. for rn h dividual must sell at "as is" pnie or less. All buyers are advised to,uuvluU3' nii thair inrai war Pr.r. n. in wim r- t . uorung Board for exact ceiling; .ri... Th. ,ln. .k. " .. . - - i.. . . . w . ... t. s w.v .inuuni the overcharea can be recovered from Ui seller. Criminal action bv ' i m7.iVo b t.ke' ..Uer or buyer ox the governtnen nS wk Ul VU W UUJ it w. botn 1934 Ford 1 door nedan. in rood ran. SL""- S c",SouJstwL. ne to paraphrase closely opa ceiing, j2?) lass ford coupe. Coodco1ior i r,P " ! c ' ?,er af,u?Jter; NormH mer Casper Evans and Eugena Car-1 r eldmann said more than the rc-Radlo. rc-Radlo. heatw. under OPA ceiling iroiios run on time. . Mrs. Mablc Robinson was-a spe-,..,, , rt h s nd Maud V Evans .uircd 8J P61- cent of Rohr com-171 com-171 North West. j29 ; Wc are anxious to get utilities I cial guest and Mrs. George F.! Ien? J2on" ' a"a '"a I' Vrhi Imon stock have been exchanged 1936 terr apla ne coupe. Good functioning in Germany. We have : Wilson received the prize forl1' " (for Detrola common. Detrola SZ&itf&V-pi ... , ' OUT CLAIM DEEDS ! director, meet here today to com-. .-a,, Pnrur ..... w.. . - -A"-'.'- " orA cemng price, zsi North a e.t jy3i HELP WANTED MALE LABORERS, steady work. Mountain Fuel Supply Co. 60 South 1 Weat Certificate qf availabiUty necessarv.'a v-cfutre w .v1u.ului 9j HELP WANTED FEMALE I WOMAN or girl for general house-; work. 411 South Utah Avenue. .'2D! ? EsenUftl female workers rmyrt bp; .a. vw-. LADY for housekeeping work. Fee! 'Mr. Zenger at the Utah Valley hos - pital. Essential female workers must be referred by USES. jyi. WORK WANTED nrpT.-ifh 1 r.fti,. .vp... . t. Steno. accountant, switchboard, etc. Phone 581W. jy2, wfij. ..tn ch.Mrn in mv y,nm,, .v. or evening, experienced care. mx East Vargood Avenue. Phone 2004J : . ; - INSIDE and outside painting, kemton- ing. wallpaper cleaning. Prices rea- buubuiv. rnuiic om MAN with truck wishes loading andi moving. Long and short hauls. 1409 West 3 North. July 31- : 1 i COUPLE with heavy duty truck! wants nummer and fall work in wants nurnmtr ana iau wor t'l fruit. Must ' have living quarters. Write Herald Box 623. June 29 GIRL sixteen would like ateady job t.nriln. -hllrl..r. Thnn lO-J 190 tending children. Phone 19-J. 129- G whtae1 ehUdrn ' CMtFlt .1 ' watching children. CaU 813-M. jJij HNYsth"E-SXpertly m0nded' lltrViO aleeping rooms. 89 East Cen- JZ9 ANY type of light hauling with pick - up truck. Phone 1007 W. Jyl CEMENT septic tanks built Phone 1350 1010 North 1 West. Provo Iyl4 FOR RENT r..'Pu are looking for a real location. vus la tno spoi. store Duiiainn. Sff Jn-V "H:- s, nearer, iran. i. .i.icu. jj WANTED TO BUT CASH for vsed band instruments. 3S7j Eaat 3 North. Phone 101ZW. jya SEVERAL Electric ranges wanted in wM4 KMw w M IW . aood condition. Cash at once, fieasc describe. Write Herald Box 63. jyl9 Nazis Retained In Key Positions By American Occupation Officers This is the first of two articles by Curt Reiss, NBA correspondent correspond-ent in Germany, dealing with the f unctioning'of the Allied Military Government in the American-occupied American-occupied zone. 1 By CURT REISS Copyright, 1945, NEA Service, Inc SUPREME HEADQUARTERS. A L LI E D EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, June 29 By a. weird mixture of "practically" and 11-logic. 11-logic. our military governments in Germany are making anti-Nazis anti-Nazis wonder whether they made a mistake and got onto the wrong aide of the ideological fence. me "practicality consists .in retaining active Nazis in key governmental and industrial posts because, as a result of -experience they knew how to get adminis- Native results The iUoglc p- pears in many guises. The net iActii14 tat Knf thntA uhn - wir acUve Nazia before the surrender now occupy distinctly preferred , nnaitinns under our occunation i ,,i UJ , n-m.. t iVUJlUf WVUV1VU wet have talked with many Germans as weu as with Allied officers, here are a few examples of the things I have found: jn "Landkries Rosenheim" lh . p : Routhrn Bavaria inal rea in aouxnein eavaria extending from Munich to Chiem- see, there are about do towns. have been installed, while about 40 Nazis continue to function Not because we haven't got a- dTS rmov Tmiw of thcm-th.n We .AintalloW thm reinstauea mem. nr.ivsTii i mi'is ataaa m ivtas aw a ii.g4iiJ ,n Bad Rastenberg and Blank- ain towns. no iar xroin vvei- J nni . Vi7l vnvri I1IIIV lirHKIllfll L III - - -- j-".UI1"tM' "r Brill, installed new anti-Nazi mavors. Our military covern-- " ' w . .. menf promptly threw out Brill's;.." " " 7u ,Tir sench Darland former Vichv sec-1 1 mAn r(n;tii,.ri th nirf wi ea that the old Nazi mayors canjsepch Damnd ioivicwik men and reinstalled the Old Nazi leunibay. according to onn. In Laucha, Brill wanted to i.. ' -"," , eliminate a parucuiariy vicious nnnnlatinn Hii Ri-lir. ranHlrl3t " : , Tu.r.,.."-. ; years, Our local officers ac example: 5 . . m,"ry OVern tiSSZl? V- "Z- "i".J ""; ":;; terpreters. They were retoined - ""rcu " .": ... . , until convicting prooi against had bcen accumulated. along with valuable information bout those behind them. Evi-:ry dencc indicates that there are i m.ny more such nlants inirfn ;mf.' enimrat wtuSr! SZf?ngrr .MISTRANSLATE EVIDENCE . . . . mere nave Deen manv cases jn which second-grade Nazis have hnn nmnlnveH ac Intsrnr.t.i-. hu! i rpU;. Nazis who. comine to aive us in - v ijir I i i in i pni-niirairinir t r b aniia formation, find that it must ... u .1 ivav.ii ua tiiiuuui lliv lliuuuis Ul known Nazis. . in weimar a wholesale vege thii. HPair r.amrt icin.t, j kwi, hinn.n. n k v, ,f i. ...vv...viv., i..o i ivious. , In Weimer and Jena at least ilf a dozen Gestapo men still j ander freely around the streets.! ; -.. vi i. w&iHi mi. iwa.1 half 11U11 . . . ..... wanaer ireeiy arouna IDC Streets.! There are three nrinrirml r.a - . .y , . " aumumjr anu using mem w coniiuentiai reiauOnsniDS. 1 tfl J Jll . A t ! .f VV w WBm ,w ,n ermn Baminisirators. mere are so mnnv nriintu fnr maV ns - -,, FUR RC.NT-UNFtRMSHEU 3-P w?.MriP".Ilmntrf.t.Atiiiibers who enjoyed her hospitality! l rn ns4J2 ' wo . . - ROOM apartment with bath. In. quire e0(f wt lat North. ,3l i 4-ROOM apartment. New range, new- ly decorated. 48 North 10 West. j2i) FOR SALE OR RENT PIANOS,, accordions, guitar.. Prof. Mu. rent, teach. Phone 940R. Jyi i i Piio Dvvv-E-iiDajietivn FOR RENff FURNISHED ; 3-ROOM modern apartment. Gas range, elecu-ic refrigerator. 35 East' 6th NorUv jy 1 . t; " o .w i o-iwwm iiiwocril awuucui. al otJ""!" j i l . n -.4! "tn im.i, i-rovo. jyi ONE 2-room and one 3-room modern apartment. Both gaa equipped. 192 South i East. MODERN two room apartment. 433 'East 4 South. Phone 1070-W Jly 3 i ONE 2-room and one 3-room modern apartment. Both gas equipped. 1P2 &ulh j e,, X July 3 TWO Jaree single room apartments. $18. Utilities furnished. 260 South 1 West. June 29 Cf WmrKrZ Am in I Tit: fenrrt. 433 U-..t 1 . C.lk Phnn. 3 J29 ; . , . i1 1 ' " .. . 1 SINGLE apartment, private bath. Hot water, gaa included. Phone 445 J. jyi J Tri'in Soa'SLal 1 K i Ca E. I. BigllSOn. 500 EaSt I BOtttn. Sone IlJ JS4 3-ROOM modern apartment. Nunn'a. provo Canyon pWne 079. jy2 ter. 39 i - WQ g J USh" basement apartmonts. 3rd West Jyt IssTTTt i 5J FfJSFX', gas equipped apart- ment. Good location. 160 Eaat 2nd South. 229 I STARTUP'S apartments. 69 North 1 i uHi Pomilar oricea. ball aarvic. J29 BEDROOMS and light housekeeping rooms. 320 East 1 North, Phone 1320. jyzi OR unfurnished. Enjoy living In a comfortable brick, well Insulated, pre-war equipped house in Timpan. oeoa Villaee. Call at 768 North 3rd Eaat. Phone 1460 or 7&M. JylS Curl Riess Reports AMG tribunals, like this one at Interpreter N..U, h.v,; befn aiscioscs, ana nave lmeniionaiiy to AMG by anti-Nazis. (h. rar, rim ftn tfm, m. MAAB(.kii.riM Thrqu!cftirtne;Uarland Arrested I . A. 1 . . joD is aone, me more points are given. Points count toward pro- motion ...... If ia IhA v ilitn aair MAtf Ann m ant at lde? th tne old Nazi mayors can Dr-jffi , . w ko.4- 4,-v "-""" are almost erovelinely haDDy to ar- almost crovplinelv hannv'to - Jr" :;, carry out orders, superficially at least, without argument. Anti-Kazis, Anti-Kazis, xin the other hand, sometimes some-times have ideas of their own to express if they didn't, they " " . ' " anti-iNazis. A second reason is that t3 years of deadly persecution have made anti-Nazi Germans nervous and excitable; they are liable to be poorly clothed and less present iahl Thtv irtn't' io smooth, so ' he that oeriod. were sittine on tODiLrMar ana jviarjone uroneman- - Vk- .f 'of the world acquiring "front P'KKUI KNT KHIFIK i- : . . . tnira principal reason is i continual shifting of mill - goyernmems, particularly in ;the "mailer towns, as armies move ' about. As important a city as 1 Weimar has had five. By the I" ofcej-, began to get ac- , quainted with a city or town, they .... - J ..ran r-m k n sll "1WYt o" "--o"' over This applies also to counteres- nionaae setUDS. In Munich, for ;- i.:. bm wWv lrouP had 3ust completed check - "1 and screening ail potentially ' dancroroiis Nazis when it was rp- " : j placed by a new outfit that - 1 OM",lcvl Juu " uvcl K-.'asain. Nazis in some cases re - i h a w vm -t a t-. nil Imam in office indefinitely while . A ... one intcllisence unit after an- : other moves on before any thing i fectve can De dne- j Underground propaganda is ' usin8 ni situation to spread that it isn't wise to be too i strongly anti-Nazis. ft Jiinvi t-n A-YTVOT? " -4XJV-f ' i. . Ma ir., a r w Miss Dorothy Perkins and Miss i - "ua "u Porter have accepted a ; mr months TTra 7lno Vrlnrlenn nlarnlnaHi i , w udles of the Saturday after - noon bridge club at the home of;Blk 67 rut I 3800.00. mrs. wenaeii trianason was; hnstnts tn thp lariips nt thp Jnninr 1 Delta Bridge club. Guests in ad- Jdition to the regular club mem- Lphi . were Mrs. Wilmer Hill, Mrs. Iona'LOO. ; Bprl,!,,. anrt Mrs 7ina Erlandson ; tier Kins ana Mrs. . in a r-rianaaor, Prizes were given to Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ella Amos. Mr nnH Mrs, F.lmn B. Wilson of Spanish Fork, formerly of Payson Wn... - k.ku hrni Wn Tuna SAf'Z.iriZ' i Earl Haskell and Mrs. Lois bowpn leacners ox ine aavancea innior rlasa of the First ward' . ' c,lrlrfQV -hoo1 ritirtinpH the'". it v'uu"1 ,V Sunday school entertainea tne . Qkelbcrry Scc 2, Twp. 10, 1 Doys ana gins wi l,,.ejr, t,BS! "lJ la canvon Dartv. A oicnlc suDDerl n w 'tLY" ' Cf. 13, Twp. 10, Range I W. 1.00. wun a Donnre program. , Utah Countv to William O and;' j Miss Lois Hill, a prospective, U W Yn ) mi, w ' pim j bride of July. Vas guest of honor tJannes-Lot 2 Blk. 27, Plat, at a nersonal snower elven DV itf.o ipja win iw Anna M! Bannister and Mrs. Ruth Klla - bacca. Lovely June flowers dec- orated the home of Mrs.' Edna Hill, where the event was held. I Guests included the bride elect's! mother. Mrs. Jennie B. ..Hill and her sfeers and close friends.; Lunch was served and the show er gifts were displayed. Miss Laura Sheppard read "The White Goose" I Mrs. Jeane Marie Cabell, of Salt Lake City, formerly Jean Marie McKell of Payson. was; honored guest at a bridal show-1 of July for Walter Reld hospital er at the home of Mrs J. Edna I In Washington. Hill, Hostesses were MrsJ Anna! The first in a series of three Mae Bannister and Miss Lois Hill Summer outings planned by the and close friends and relatives of Payson Lions club with the ladies the young bride were present as guests, vas held Monday night Games were played apd-re-jst Memorial park. A hamburger freshments were served and tne lovely bridal gifts were opened ana displayed. Mrs. caoiuis mar riage took place in San Francisco; and her husband left fori over seas service. 1 Miss Jean Bingham has gone to Seattle on a vacation trip. Byron Dastrup Jr., son of Mr. Aachen, hear evidence with aid planted Interpreter, evidence mia translated iniormaiion given . m. a In Swiss Hideout MILAN, June 29 (U.R) Jo- j .neral and head of the arrested in a maeoui new ine Swiss border, the Fourth corps -w f owl ovruei u announced today. The -ruthless French collabor - ationist was seized by three Brit ish sergeants in a house three miles from the town of Edolo. north of Bergamo, and turned over to French authorities. They already have left for Paris with him. Statistics - . WARRANTY DEEDS JSS rj?nr'y See. 14. Two. 8. Ranee 3 E. 10.00. Gorver . and Dora Johns to C. ir i a h-.k w .Tnhn .- pV.fX SDanish ; 2-; B,- "2. Flat A, bpanlsn ; -"r--- r, w i,,n.n C. Reed and Beth W. Johnson to Ed. WUliamsLot 2-3. Blk 132, Plat A Spanish Fork. 1.00. Cor JK ' Elva Sheppard Lot 4, Blk. 18, Klor A Snr nVVi 1.00. fo- Lyman and Elva Sheppard to . .. .Tn i . mi- ,o m. Adell Miller Lot 4, Blk. 18, Plat A, Springville. 10.00. I c;j J f-orav tn Snfin " , W. ratten Lot 6, Blk. 8, Plat P, rayson. luuvi. .!laOeS TO MOSCOW aJclIlC n. " IliVYVIl C1I1U siLiainaii . t. t t .1 Hamilton to William R. Jex Lot! as. miit a i i'iaT m. fx wa-iii . .liiu.ini. 1 ' , r7 rZV 1 John Burton Holmes to Edmond L. Phillips Lot 2. Blk. 14, Tlat !".!,! snnnn A, Springville. 500.00 Alpine Stake of the Church of j Jesus Christ of Latter-day aamts : to Board Of Education of the Al- j pine School District Blk. 46, Plat A, American Fork 10.00. j Verena C. Crandall to Paul i Duke and Eileen Jex Peay Sec. i 13. Two. 6. Ranee 2 E. 1.00. r -." j0,i . -v 'Verena L. cranoaii to jay IM. i ... . a ana carson t-ranaau aec. is, Two. 6. Kancc 2 JE. szz.uu i m. and Lydia Houston to r. ivi. anu iyaia Houston w Vernon F. and Myrtle Houston- B)k 2 Cu8hinga sub. divlsion. 1.00 Wavne P. Smith to Casper !Fv, ans and Eugena Carlen Lot 2, . . .. - Utah County to Louis Cunning- ham Sec. 2, Twp. 5, Range 1 E.;m otjve u Utah County to Archibald B. 1 T fi , n s7. i and Margaret B. Gardner.. Sec. '28, Twp.. 8, Range 2 E. 1.00. Utah Countv to Elmer D. Tav-S lor Sec. 29, Twp. 9, Range 2 E.' ! 1 rm I 'TtLv t..K nt 1- i ledee Sec. 29, Twp. 4, Range 2" w 1.00. tti.l r ... . nrmi. r 1 Range 1 W. 1.00. t,f.u -....' . ' i- t, ! WWII v-ouuvy WJ utrui K " " . ' " . l Koy ana wiraa proaaoen xo. ! E. Byron and Sarah C. Dastrupj Lot 3, Blk. 27, Plat A. Payson. 100- ! and Mrs. Byron Dastrup has en- tered the maritime service ana is now at Avalon, Catalina, Island for training. Miss Betty Jane Adney of Cor-rlne, Cor-rlne, Utah, a college classmate of Miss Louise Page, has been her house guest this week. The two Graduated from U. S. A. C. in June and will leave at the end try at ine zirepiace was me main feature and 79 were served by the men who. served as cooks. Soft ball was played and a general so- cial evening was enjoyed by the club members their wives and a number of guests; The affair was planned by President Floyd xiar- mer and O. D. Robinson, DAILY. HERALD , PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH FRIDAY. JUNE 29.. 1843 k as aatai .i a atv a i am ar B-.ai.a llkul mS LU III nuV ink, tiuuc. 9 iwj William It Itf-I-, OO .MiW ... . Will, Wj as a "wild-looking young -man" taVIUJIlllJ e!U?JCIl ' - tona ox catcning and Killing wua . i, uuua, ia ua. ucau liVUd miuc police sought a motive for the "' decapitation slaying which he was charged. City-county hospital physicians m t4 1K&4 HQln nn 9 mA.Hku parent, was not expected to sur- -vive wounds he received in a gun battle with sheriff's officers. Sheriff Allan G. Fallby told newsmen that he had been unable un-able to ascribe a motive for the crime. Falby talked with the young man before doctors issued orders against further questioning. question-ing. U. S. Funds To Be Released for Roads SALT LAKE CITY. June 29 UI.R . Stating, that Utah may receive an allocation of $1,000,000 in the next fiscal year on the regular federal aid matching basis for road construction, Roy McLeese', chief engineer of the State Road commission, said yesterday that the commission staff is being placed in readiness for probable construction. Funds may be released by the ; federal government under the Robjnjo,, bill . whlc ui. pri- "jr '"'i mwamc, j-sr- mlt roncrrc tn authnrir v mm congress to autnorize ex- penditures at any time it thinks : advisable. i McLeese said that when he was I in Washington, D. C, recently; he I was told by Thomas McDonald of j the Public Roads Administration that congress would be asked to make funds available after July. The commissions now has plans F'jt.. , .... j Newspapers Work Receives Praise NEW YORK, June 29 (U.R) The role played by newspapers on V-E day and in the dayslhere-after dayslhere-after was hailed today by the j American Newspaper Publishers association in a new Droenure, "Victory in Europe.". . . Never did newspapers mean so much to so many," the Brochure Bro-chure said. "From the first flash oV Narem ?ur- render . . . people turned to their newspapers with an eagerness seldom if ever equaled . . . clearly never ,were people more hungry for newspapers. 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