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Show 10 Wednesday, April ST, ttif Chiang Urges Nationalists to Fight On Against Communists SHANGHAI,. April 27 ,(UM Generalissimo -Chiang Kai-Shek charged today, that the Chinese C "nists were trying to align all China on the aide of Russia in' a "iorthcoming international , slaughter." . Chiang lifted the curtain of his Scout Executive Resigns Position SPOKANE, Wash., April 27 (UJy District Boy Scout execu tive Elson R. Fischer of Spokane Spo-kane today had resigned to ac cept an appointment as scout executive for the Idaho Pan handle. Fischer will ' assume his new duties at Coeur D'Alene May 15 succeeding Ralph H. Kalaher of Coeur D'Alene. Kalaher will 'leave Friday tobecome scouting executive In Twin Falls, Ida. Justin Comeaux has been appointed ap-pointed (field executive although no one has been named to take Fischer's place. - UNITED PRESS SHOWS GROWTH NT.W YORK. ADril 26 U.R The Jack . Bisco, vice president and general busines manager, reported report-ed today that during the year just ended the United Press showed a net gain of 211 newspaper, radio and television clients. This ex-. ex-. pansion, Biscb pointed -out, at the annual U.P. meeting, represented actual installations ana is not, in elusive of a large number of con tracts signed to become effective at a future date. The United Press kw serves 8,219 clients -woridwiaeiy. WILBUR . 5 V 1 AMD WUAT fiADBAfiE 1 ( DISPOSAL UNIT CHEWS J j, I MM LANs fVs jf eifLT "After several days of gardening, George decided he'd make a trophy room with the tools!" TACK AND FUDY IN BIBLELAND C0ir,pTOWN & A FINE ) I W&O STRAIGHT DOWN TWIsJIffl rVkCI PVACE.OKWB HAVE VJ-J3 DRIVE WAV, BOB rf .p$ TOVT )U ZRTflt Vili SXEP RIGHT OUT, m FRlENPS.COMB IW AMP LOOK AROUND YOUR NEW HOMI t OU MOM 7 WHY, WHAT PO YOU AAEAHf A I "! ' ' earl I rXv V-Tf OUR HOME 7 WHY, V! HE? THIS IS tT.Vn"A HVvl DAILY HERALD retirement to sound a rallying cry to the National - cohorts he had headed for decades. He exhorted them to fight to the death against the Communists. He promised that "so long as I live I shall take part in , our nationwide struggle against enslavement." Issued From Chikow The generalissimo's statement was distributed by the official Central News agency. It was is sued from Chikow, his birthplace. to which he retired at the - turn of the year torn"ske way for a "peace" government. He called Russia by name wnen he said that Communist align ment with the Soviet Union in event of a new war was a "shame less admission that the Chinese Communist party Is a willing tool of international Communism." Then, according to the agency version of his statement: "He charged that the Commun ists were seeking to prepare China and her people for a role in forth coming international slaughter. The generalissimo said the present Chinese struggle against Communits domination was not a fight in which the fate of China alone was at stake. He said the safety and peaceful existence of all freedom-loving nations de Dended on the outcome of the struggle against Communism in China. He asked the Chinese to fight the Communists, with the same resolution they displayed against the Japanese, and predicted the downfall of the Communist regime from internal strife within three years. By BILL RUBLE .... y aoasat ACQH7jilJ)if WELLTUC EMTM TUC PAPC-N WSU.TW6 EDITOR O" TMS PAPSR NESPft A PLACE TO UVC, POCSNT HC? THIS IT.' T5 ikMEATMLSSSj Exodus From Shanghai Picks Up Momentum (Centiame from Page One) spondent to depart will be Eric Riel, who expected to leave for Hong Kong tomorrow morning. Mrs. Goul expeoted to go out by plane With Riel. Newsreels and still photograph ers, who had been moving in groups of three for mutual protection pro-tection with two covering while one . shoots, now were : function ing only when a military guard is available. "Newsreel" Wong, famous Oriental photographer for the Shanghai newsreel pool, was arrested ar-rested by soldiers twice and threatened with the confiscation confisca-tion of his camera. Turbaned Sikh private police guards were increased at foreign-owned foreign-owned buildings along the bund, and also at Broadway mansions housing the foreign corre spondents club of China plus the offices of many correspondents. , Interest 40 Percent The economic situation was getting continuously more fantastic. fan-tastic. The British visa fee for Hong Kong now was $675,000 Chinese. A messenger sent to the Chinese exit visa office with passports and a fee of $60,000 returned re-turned to ask for an additional $60,000, or the difference in ex change while he was on his way Interest rates were running to 40 per cent per day. The informed consensus was that the red flag would be fly ing overShanghai within one to three weeks, barring some astounding reversal of the trend ' in fact, the United Press learned in the course .of a survey today, Red flags already have appeared near the Woosung. A . f 1 if .t ! . l' ioru, comriDuung to uie quicic decision of the U. S. and British fleets to withdraw downriver below that point. A majority of Europeans, Americans and Chinese inter viewed in the survey did not believe, be-lieve, however, that Shanghai would fall to a Communist frontal front-al attack. Alternatives Cited This opinion believes there will be one of two alternatives. Either Shanghai's defenses will collapse "like a rotten pumpkin,, as one military expert . phrased it, or a negotiated peace ' wUl take place. ' The collapse, if it occurs, would lead to complete chaos starting with food rioting. There would be terrific pressures against the city s government. This city was designed for a population of 2,500,000 but it now is bursting with 6,000,000 inhabitants. The Communist drive west of the city has threatened to cut Shanghai off from its farm supplies. sup-plies. This has created pressures pres-sures against the city's government. gov-ernment. This city was designed for a population of 2,900,000 but it now is bursting with 6,000,000 inhabitants. The Communist drive west of the city has threatened to cut Shanghai off from its farm sup plies. This has created pressures which one militarist thought would reach the fracture point wtihin less. 'than one week. Civil authorities believe the city can withstand the strain for as long as three weeks. Benjamin The DUP met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Angus last week: Captain Edith Hawkins and First Lt. Edith Lundell had charge of the meeting. A lesson concerning "The Blind in Utah" was given by Mrs. Regene Peay. Duests were sung by Mrs. Elaine Peay and Mrs. Kathryn Lundell, and Rae and Ardith Anderson. A reading was given by Mrs. Elsie Cornaby. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hawkins entertained en-tertained Mr. and Mrs. Parley Sorenson of Ephraim last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Hone and son, Sterling, of Blackfoot, Ida., spent a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Anderson. The Hone family was called here because of the death of a brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brails-ford Brails-ford have announced the birth of a. girl. She was born at the Pay-son Pay-son hospital and is the fourth child in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Johnson and son of Salt Lake City have been visiting here with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Johnson and family. Studetns o " the Benjamin school entertained their parents at a school social last week. A program was presented. Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Wride and son of Provo spent a day here last week at the home of Mr. Wride's parents, Bishop and Mrs. Frank Wride. The closing social of the MIA was held here last , week in the ward. A program, dancing and refreshments were featured at the affair. Mrs. Rowena Hawkins entertained enter-tained her club last week. Membership Mem-bership of this club is made up of girls who graduated from Spanish Fork -high school in 1944. There are about 20 active members. mem-bers. Barbs By HAL COCHRAN It Is "estimated this year's health tax in Britain will be 208 millions higher than last year. It's enough to make them sick. , A special delivery stamp gives as a good tip: stick and you'll get some place quicker. A family budget is what people straighten out everv navrfav n they'll have something to borrow irom until next payday. e A soft shoulder has upset HERALD CLASSIF FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS CREAM separator, electric., new Me. l;ormiCK, . regular wiw iHvi.ni, cloM-out for S12S. Anderson'; 141 West Center. Phone 43. a27 DEEP Freeser, International HirvMt- r, new. 11 cubic leei. Meguiar price S411.S0. Special close-out price $293. Anderson's, 24 1 Wert Center. Phone 343 1 a7 FARMAIX Tractor, T-12 with two- way direct attacnea piows. in gooa condition. $9SO. .Anderson's, 341 Wtit Center. Phone 343. a27 1943 Indian model 45.' Come make an offer after 5 p. m. 53S Vargood. a38 MOWER, new hone drawn McCor- mick-Deerlng, cioae-out at only $133. Anderson's, 341 Weat Center. Phone 343. a37 GOOD used Xelvlnator refrigerator. Cheap. See to. -appreciate, Fnone 3192R. S32 South 4 West. Provo. a28 WORK WANTED CEMENT and lava block laying, for good job call 0S4OJ1. . mil HAVE v your garden plowed, new equipment. Phone B13M. mi I BUILD new home and remodel by hour or contract. Phone 34B1M. aS9 ROTOTTLLER plowing. Reasonable. free estimates, fnone hum mo WALLPAPER cleaning, paititina . kem- toning. Free estimate, work guaranteed. guaran-teed. Phone S34R. 3732M. a29 DELIVERY and moving of household goods or what have you. Croft & Hanks. Phone 3600. m23 TAILORED to measure Suits, slacks. Avon Park. Phone 730. John Pullen. a29 PLOWING. harrowing, leveling. Phbne 1308. 838 West 1 South. a28 MAN with truck wants work. Phone 0864J2 ml9 ORDERS taken now for garden roto-tilling. roto-tilling. McCormick. Phone 1191W. 1730 Went 3rd North. ml9 TEND children after school, Saturday and Sunday. Phone 038J1. a27 HOSIERY mendinr done. Free pick ups and delivery. Phone 3438W. Back upstairs apartment. 138 East 1st South. ml8 HAVE your garden plowed with a rototiller. Phone Coomes S62R. a29 CEMENT Seotlc tanks, cesspools built All cement construction work done. 1010 North 1st West. Phone 1350 Provo. may 23 DIRTY walloaoer? Let me clean it. Experienced Work. Phone 2882 J a27 WALLPAPER cleaning, wall washins Expert work, free estimates, pnone 033 29 WILL tend children at my home dur ing tne day for working mothers. 1159 vargood avenue or Phone 3302 J a2 CALL 3698J for a paint job or repair work. o. w. Hicnsroi m3 HELP WANTED MALE MEAT cutter, top salary, good hours. inquire Carson s Market, 171 North 1st East. m2 3 " MEN wanted to learn heatinc and air conditioning business. Sales experience ex-perience preferred. Rapid advance ment ana gooa pay wnne you learn. (No labor or mechanical work.) Apply Ap-ply in person. No. phone calls. 35 North 3rd West. ' s27 YOUNG man experienced in meat and groceries, inquire 171 North 1 East m3 HELP WANTED- FBM ACS EXPERIENCED woman, care 2 chil dren, general housework. Hours 10 to o. rnone 1378. m2 shift. Good wages, modern rooms avauaoie wttn work Apply im mediately. Phone 0568J1. ml EXPERIENCED waitress. Hal Mar Cafe. a27 SALESLADY wanted. Preferably ex Sperienced with jewelry. Apply 8 a. m. to 11 a. m. Daynes Jewelry Co. 80 West Center. a28 WOMAN cook wanted, day work, part time or full time. Must have had experience. Freddies Lunch. 45 East 1st North. Provo. m9 WAITRESSES. Full or part time. Dav Se Night Cafe. 450 West Center, ml HOUSEWIVES over twenty-five who want security. Phone 1937NW. a28 Sal em Devetta Stewart celebrated her birthday anniversary last week with a family dinner. Guests present were Amy Holder, Mrs. Stewart's mother; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Card. Merle Stone, Joyce Peterson, Helen and Ethel Holden of Salt Lake City. A primary conference will be held Sunday evening in the church. The meeting will be un der the direction of President Lois Roper. A fast meeting will be held immediately following Sunday Sun-day school. Margrette Taylor will conduct the theology lesson in Relief so ciety meeting Tuesday. Teachers' topic wil be given by Effie Taylor. Tay-lor. Mr. and Mrs. Angus D. Taylor entertained at a birthday anniversary anni-versary dinner for Glenn T. Martin, Mar-tin, who is visiting here on leave from the navy. He has been serving serv-ing on the USS Perry, now stationed sta-tioned in Boston, Mass. Those present included: Mr. and Mrs. George V. Martin of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Marn D. Taylor Tay-lor of Provo, Mrs. Glenice Wal-ston Wal-ston and children, Barbara, Kenneth Ken-neth and Elairte, and Gerald Taylor. Tay-lor. Josepheus Taylor celebrated his 74th birthday anniversary last week at a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Taylor acted as host and hostess to a large group of relatives. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Taylor and daughter, Clara Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Taylor and daughter, daugh-ter, Barbara, of Springvilie, Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Pierce and daughter, Renae, of Vernal, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor and children, chil-dren, Connie Dean, LaDawn, Ar-lee Ar-lee Dean, and Donna, of Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor and son, Larry LeMar, of Springvilie. Spring-vilie. Those Salem residents who are convalescing in the Payson hospital hos-pital include: Zanetta Hazel, Hazel Beddoes, Frank Nelson and Florence Flor-ence Sperry. CUB PACK SETS FRIDAY MEET Cub pack No. 3051 will meet at the Community church Friday at 7 p. m. A display of bird houses, kites and other handwork, which has been made by the scouts, will be displayed. . Two den cords will be awarded to the den chiefs who' have served three months or more, and all cubs, prospective or otherwise, and parents have been invited to attend. ,many a, one-armed driver. A job shortage always changes jsome lazy loafers into unfortun-'ate unfortun-'ate victims. lED'DS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TRAILER house. 16 foot SSSO. U-Valli Motel, 1139 Springvile Road. Phone 1H8J. . 39 COAL range, Knox. Meal master, new. Bargain. 44S West S South. m3 DONT dig dandelions, use the amax-ing amax-ing new 3-4 D spray. Inexpensive to use, guaranteed results, will not harm lawn grass.- Carpenter Seed Co. m3 TRAILER house, excellent condition. Sleeps four. S52S. See Mrs. Anderson, Ander-son, Riverside Trailer Court, Provo. m2 BED, davino and chair, like new double bed. 4 South 3rd East. a38 COOLERATOR ice box, good condition. condi-tion. Call after S p. m. 340 South 7th West. ml TWO used windows, one used trench door, good condition. SSI North 7th West. Phone 2474M. m2 WILL give away dry poplar wood. 640 West S North. a3S USED lumber. Box 183-A Locust Avenue. Av-enue. Pleasant Grove. Carrol Stott. Phone 3633. a28 USED G. E. washing machine and tubs, electric ironer and oil floor furnace.- Phone 2277R. a28 PALAMINO mare, will foal in June. $80. Phone 0393J2. a28 FEEDER pigs. Phone 034J13. 28 ONE 7.2 h. p. Mercury outboard, one set vacuum brake controls, one semi 5th wheel. Phone 2930W. 1030 West 2nd North. a28 ALMOST new Hiawatha motor scoot er. $100 or best offer. Thayne Johnson. John-son. 542 North 1st West. 1717W. a38 COOLERATOR ice box. Simmons studio couch, electric hotplate. 344 North 1st West. a28 S HORSE Mystune outboard motor with extra parts. $30. 443 Beverly. Orem. m9 ONE Holstein cow coming in the 2nd. calf in 30 days: 3 good neirers win fresh any day. Phone 292W. 349 West Utah -Avenue. Payson. s28 DOMESTIC oortable sewing machine excellent condition. 979. zboj. 1737 West and North. ml POOL table with set balls, SIS. Call 501. ml NEWLY slip covered 2 piece studio set, excellent conaitton. a real bargain. 892 East Wasatch Avenue. Provo. m2 STUDIO couch, in good condition. 253 BrooKsiae. spnngviiie. ana FRIGIDAIRE. 8 foot. General Motors sealed unit. Cheap. Call Bob. 0757J1 . a28 EXCEPTIONALLY good milk cow William H. OUon, Spanish Fork. a28 CARPETING 9 x 15 foot 8 inch, gray with gray flowers. Pair of fruit stand scales ana io moaei uoca Cola machine, circulator type. Phone 2224R. 325 South 1st East. m2 YOUNG Jersey cow. Glen Diamond East Bench, Springvilie. Phone 703R3. a28 MAN'S suit, size 38 or 38. Like new $20. 2 wheel trailer. $75. 10 South 6th West. Phone 3684W. a28 USED dun-to body. 8 feet. 3 yard wa ter level wnn noisr. iv-. Anaerion s, 241 West Center. Phone 343. a27 Nam Street TOR SALRMISCSLLANEOOS WATER Wells. 1.000 foot heavy 8 inch casing, wm ami your weu ana furnish pipe and pump installed. 'Test pump for rent. J. Hy. Petersen. Bountiful, Utah. Phone C29. mS ONE new salesman's desk. $35. Kttch- en Motor co. no nortn lit west. Phone 64S. a27 KELVTNATOR electric stove. Mon arch coal range, metal kitchen table. Washers Easy Spindry, Speed Queen still In crate. Croft V Hanks, 33 East Snd North. Phone 3SO0. a 39 RABBITS. 12 does. 2 bucks. A lot of young stock. Cheap. Phone 03BJ l. a 29 BEAN spray outfit Bean Royal 30 pump 4(H) gallon steel tank steel frame Rubber tires. A. C Page, 193 West 1st South, Payson. Phone 23W between S-8 p. m. a29 PANSY plants. 170 South 3rd West. rovo. ma PLANTS for shade. July blooming perennials. Chrysanthemums. Phone 734. r a28 GOLDEN Cocker puppies. Phone 012R3. a28 WE are now. booking orders for start. ed pullets. J. V. Johnson, 1890 North State, Orem. Phone 3143, Pleasant Grove. m21 WIENER pigs. $12 each. Wilford Gil- lespie, canyon Koaa. fnone 02012. a28 GLADIOLUS BULBS. All kinds, col ors and types, 23 large mixed bulbs $1. Also Fansies, Iris, Chrysanthemums. Chrysanthe-mums. Dahlias and other -plants. Free delivery. Phone 3329W. Nut- tail's Giadview Gardens, 1339 Boutn Springvilie Road. Provo. m2 1948 (74) Indian motorcycle, good condition. Must sell,! cheap. Call 2203W. 1 m3 BRAND new Kenmore electric sew ing machine, desk model cabinet. 765 West 7 North. Phone 2478J. m3 GOOD coal range in excellent condi tion at a real bargain, see it toaay at our bargain store. Consolidated Corp. 255 West Center. a2 1947 Servi-cycle. rebuilt engine. A-l condition. Phone 0110J2. a29 WIENER pigs. Call 038R1. a29 GOOD used 1948 model Cushman, 3 wheel motor scooter. $430. New. Will sell for $223. Phone 3781W. a 29 ADDING machine, typewriters, meat slicer, sandwich toaster, oil water tank, used wash basin. Numerous household articles. 447 South 1st West. a29 3 HOUSE doors, painted white, with knobs and hinges, ss East 3 soutn. a27 HOUSE frame, milking machine, cool er, heater, wasn vat, hammer mill chopper Call 2 30W or see AUreds at 245 East 4th North or 376 South 2nd West. Lehi. Utah a28 USED Westinghouse refrigerator. 5 cubic foot, a real bargain. $99.50. Used westlncnouse table top elec trie range; automatic oven. A real buy at $79.30. Consolidated. Phone 2070. 2 HURRY! HURRY! Only . 1 Coolerator 8't cubic foot refrigerator deluxe model, regular $339.93 now only $289.95. One only Leonard Refrigerator. Refrig-erator. 2 .months used. Good as new, regular $269.90, now only $189.95. Also 1 Gibson new electric range, regular $228 price slashed to $179.95. Nuttall's Radio Service, 141 North University. Phone 693M. a28 RECJPE i FOR ACTION IN FILLING BUYING SELLING HIRING RENTING NEEDS Fill Out and Mail This Handy Coupon NOW! HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ACTION-STARTER FORM THE HERALD Provo, Utah Please run the following ad for classified section. 1 ) I enclose $ in full or RD Number Write your complete Herald Want Ad below. Put only one word in each space. (A group of numbers or tetters counts as one word.) Put your name and address ad-dress andor phone number- in the ad unless you want a Herald Box Number. 1 Month 1 Week I Days - .. 2 LINES . S2.40 .80 .60 i LINES ' i ( $3.60 S1.20 .75 X . , ' L 4 LINES i $4.80 $1.60 $1.00 . . ' rr1 r ' B LINES $6.00 $200 $1,23 FOR SALS; MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS: Pansies, Delphinium, Colum- Dine. sweet wuiun, canterbury BeU. Philip Skinner, 1639 South State street, Orem. a31 BOATS and motors, new and used. Save oy seeing us before you buyl twwntrt. Aaracum nanay stcrv-Ice. stcrv-Ice. 8th West 1st North. mil ONE two speed axle and one three speed Browney. Botn 3 la ton. Practically Prac-tically new. 497 South Sth West Lehi, Phone 307J. - a39 SEED- potatoes, per hundred. Early Cobblers $2.98, Pontiae $3.49, Russet Rus-set $3.49. Ream's Better Food Market, Mar-ket, 830 West Center. Provo. a28 USED, washers, several to choose from. cron t Hanks, as East and North. Phone 3600. a30 LIMITED amount Provo atench canal lmgauon water stock. Also Provo Reservoir stock. Call James G. Strat-ton Strat-ton 0675J2. a29 INDIAN motorcycle, 1947 model. nnniraon,vvngu biotb, augene Sorensen. a27 RED Fryers and roasters. 40c pound. J. H Durrani Kniith anif Mfmm t-ouniy jail mil COAL. ran Alt nn jnruium size on neater, gooa con- amon. r-none 834W springvilie. a27 MARSHALL strawberry plants. 856 West 3 'North Phone 3A2TI i mil USED Farmall F-20 tractor, excellent itr, very gooa condition, with two-"bottom two-"bottom pull type plow. $395. Brown Chevrolet, Spanish Fork. Phone 24. a? MOUNTAIN top soil for lawns and Hown ocas, rasni ihoiw mi BEATJTIFUL "Snow White" play sand. ciictu; ciean, pure ana wnite. iNO , . uiri, leaves ciotnes ' clean. Not harsh on skirt also sand boxes. Phone 1675J. 361 East 3 North. ml9 WANTED . TOP-LINE SALESMAN MUST HAVE AUTOMOBILE See Mr. Samuelson HOTPOINT APPLIANCES . . . RANGES ... REFRIGERATORS' . . . WATER HEATERS... WASHERS : . . DISH WASHERS ... KITCHEN CABINETS. PHONE 207Q FOR APPOINTMENT Consolidated Corporation 255 West Center Provo, Utah Here's an Easy Way to Write Your Own Ticket TO HERALD WANT .AD RESULTS, If it isn't convenient to place your Herald Want Ad in person you'll find this Action-Starter Form mighty handy. It's your ticket to quick attention from buyers, sellers, renters or traders. For BEST results describe your offer well, and order your ad at the thrifty long-run rates. (We rebate balance if you stop your ad sooner.) - days la the payment City or Town ................. In that case, use the four words, "Writ Box co Herald," in your ad. The price of your ad for the number of days wanted is at the end of the line on which last word of your ad is written. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 1948 Schult $S foot "Luxury Liner" house trailer, like new. Electric refrigeratorbrakes. re-frigeratorbrakes. Cost $3100. win sell $2200. 1041 North Sth West, - Orem. - . m2S USED bed ana springs, your own price. Also s hole plates, a baby beds with mattress. Phone Pleas ant Grove 3681. ml LAUNDER ALL. good condition. At Wildwood Hollow Farm Nursery, Provo. Phone. 011R1. . sal ENGLISH riding saddle, $20. 7f1 . North 3nd Eaat. Provo. aif WALTER Hagen golf aet complete with bag. Good condition. Call 1970. alT BABY buggy, $15. Wanted play pen. Wymount Apartment $ Building A-l. - a27 HOUSE trailer 33 foot Must sell immediately. im-mediately. Butane equipped. Make . offer, bargain. $66 East 2nd South, Pleasant Grove. Phone 3246. ml 42 GALLON electric water heater, used two months. A real bargain. $65. Phone 063R4. aST SLIGHTLY used C-B 3,i h. p. motor, 5 man rubber raft motor mount. 3 ash canoe paddles, 3 May West life preservers. Works $100. Phone 0266RS American Fork. aST BROOD sows, wiener pigs. One male hog. also chicken. we:s old SOe each. Phone 0691R3- Rout l,i Box 293, Orem, Utah. Va mile Eaat Orem Motor. ml VANITY and bench, dressers, eleetrie stove, bed and springs, coal stoves. Eastman Exchange Shop. 40 North 4th West. MARSHALL strawberry plants. Phone 08A9R1. Herald |