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Show THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945 THE LEHI SUN, LEIII, UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945 With Our Boys APPOINTED ASSISTANT CIIAFLIAN pfc Stanford Russon has been appointed assistant chaplain to chaplain George R. Wooley of California, according to word received re-ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs L E. Russon. Pfc. Russon is stationed in the Panay Peninsula Penin-sula in the Philippines. He was first contacted by Chaplain Theodore Theo-dore E. Curtis, who recommended recommend-ed him for his present position. SERVING IN SAIPAN Sgt. Vernon R. Radmall is serving serv-ing with the Emergency Rescue Squadron with a flying unit in Saipan, his wife, the former Eloise Russon, has learned. He trained with the squadron at Mississippi before going overseas. RETURNS TO DUTY Harold Stoker has returned to duty in the South Pacific with the U. S. Merchant Marine, after visiting here for nearly a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoker. His wife, the former form-er Helen Pett, who has been visiting visit-ing here with him, has returned to her home in American Fork. Harold is serving with the engineering engi-neering department of the Merchant Marine. FLIES HOME Elmer Sims arrived in Lehi Monday night from Columbia, South Carolina, making the trip by plane. .He visited Washington, Washing-ton, D. C, Chicago, Denver and other points of interest en route here. He plans to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Sims, until the end of the month, when he will report to Fort Ord, California for reassignment. RETURNS TO BASE Pvt. Myron H. Burgess left Sunday Sun-day morning for Fort Lewis, Washington, where he is stationed station-ed with the Military Police of the U. S. Army. His wife and two sons returned with him, and plan to make their home at Richland, Washington. Pvt. Burgess has been visiting relatives in Lehi and Alpine for the, past two .weeks. report for duty until September 25. He was released two months ago from a German prison cn? and was given 60 days furlough' COLONEL CALLS ' ,Hhl0?e! Wyler wh0 hasbe with Major J. sterling Merre 11 n Europe, called on Mrs. Merrell last week. He reports that i everything goes all right, Malor Merrell may be able to' return home the first of the year. Major Merreii is serving in France and Northern Germany, and was recently re-cently engaged in liberating prisoners pri-soners there. . . . . 5 v ARRIVES IN TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings have received, word , from their son, LaMar, that he has arrived at Camp Walters, Texas, for training with the U. S. Armv Infantry. J REPORT FOR DUTY Lt. Robert Wilsnn HMnmnnij by his wife, Ruby Carson Wilson, w xucauay ior eanta Monica, California, to report for duty after enjoying a 60-day furlough here with his family; He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wilson. Wil-son. He was recently liberated from a German prison camp. ious service in the Second Military Mili-tary Railway Service, it is revealed re-vealed this week. According to the July 26 issue of the "Yankee Boomer," official military sheet of the M. R. s., sent to the Lehi Sun, T3 Stice, an M. R. S.' telegrapher, tele-grapher, was awarded the medal for services rendered during the period from July 11 to September 4, 1944. The information states: "Stice assisted in establishment of a railway communication network, net-work, advised station agents on better maintenance methods, suggested short-cuts in telegraphy, tele-graphy, and saved valuable time by establishing an efficient method of receiving orders from train dispatchers." Presentation of the medal was made by Briga dier General Clarence L. Burpee. Mrs. Minnie. Tegan, Mrs. Charles Charl-es Carson, Mrs. Grace Shepherd and Miss Vivian Cook acompan-ied acompan-ied S 2c Karl Tegan to the Salt Lake Airport Monday, where he boarded a plane for Sanfrancis-co, Sanfrancis-co, where he will resume his duties on the U. S. S. Sanborn. He had been visiting his mother for a few days, having flown here from the coast. LAVAR GRACE DECORATED VISITS IN LEIII Fireman First Class Richard Fox, who has been serving on a minesweeper in the South Pacific, visited with Lehi friends and relatives rel-atives Monday. He is a son of Roy Fox, now living in Salt Lake City. ARRIVES IN STATES RECEIVES EXTENSION ON FURLOUGH ' Sgt; " Dean Mitchell - received word this week that he is to re- Richard Johnson telephoned his parents from San Francisco Monday evening, informing them that he has arrived in the United States, and will be home as soon as possible. A Sergeant Major in the U. S. Marines, he has served serv-ed 31 months in the Pacific, and has participated in all the major battles since the first action in that area, returning home from his last stop, Okinawa. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Johnson. John-son. His wife and little son, Richard Jr., are residing in Grand Junction, Colorado. He is hoping hop-ing that he can get home before his brother, Boyd, who has been here on furlough, has to leave for his station. v - - , 7 C ' AWARDED BRONZE STAR 4 Technician Third Class Earl K. Stice, son of Mrs. Alice Stice of ceive a 24-day extension on his , this citv. has been awarded the furlough, and will not have to j Bronze Star Medal for meritor- Want REAL Results? If you want real mileage results from your precious ration stamps try a tankful of WASATCH GAS. WASATCH GAS & OIL TRACTOR FUEL Expert Greasing Auto Accessories We are open every day from Early Morning until Late Evening. , DOC'S SERVICE Corner Main and Center Otto Larsen, Manager Mr. and Mrs. George William Grace received the following let ter this week: Hdq. 43rd Infantry Div. Office of Commanding General. APO 43rd Postmaster San Francisco, Calif. July 23, 1945. Mr. George W. Grace, Box 88, Lehi, Utah. Dear Mr. Grace, Again I have had the privilege of awarding a decoration to your son, Arnold LaVar, this time a bronze Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of a second Bronze Star for heroic achievement in connection with military operations against the enemy at Luzon, P. I. on 17 May, 1945. As time goes on and the period of service in this campaign con tinues, the great admiration that I have for the courage and devo tion to duty of men with whom I serve, like your son, only in creases. Sincerely, Leonard F. Wing, Major General, U. S. Army, Commanding. Commander in Chief III II President Truman 51 GAUGE GAMODE HOSE - - 98c Trim ankles will look best in these new fall colors Streamlined Full Fashioned. For SATURDAY 600 YARDS Colored; AND WHITE " T OUTING - 21c FLANNEL Get set for the cold weather ahead. JUST 'RECEIVED! A Big Shipment PART WOOL-MILLEND BLANKET CENTERS BLEND BACK OIL CLOTH 33c Plain Colors and Patterns Quantity Limited FOR BACK TO SCHOOL ' BOYS' WAIST ' . OVERALLS ' $1.23 t RIVETED WESTERN STYLE Metal Imports Affect These Men CLASSIFIED a l hUi f f 111 I FOR SALE Bedroom set, chest of drawers, coal range, kitchen set, linoleum rug, end tables, studio couch, desk. Reasonable. 52 South First West, Am. Fork. 8-24-ltp. LOST In Highland, 4 yr. old bay work mare, white face, stocking stock-ing feet. Notify Alma Buhler. 8-24-ltp. FOR SALE Bedsteads, mattress-, mattress-, es, springs, kitchen set, 1 open-face open-face bookcase, rug, ironing board, stool, benches, step-ladder. step-ladder. R. J. Whipple, 435 N. Center, Lehi. 8-23-tf. BABY BED FOR SALE Inq. A, C. Schow, Lehi. 8-23-tf. FOR SALE Heatrola and Monarch Mon-arch coal range, good condition. Tel. 251, Am. Fork. 8-24-2t. LOST White 6 or 7 week-old pig. A. J. Powell, 191 S. 5th West, Lehi. Reward. 8-23-tf. RESPONSIBLE WOMAN OR GIRL OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL DESIRED, STEADY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOY-MENT AT GOOD WAGES. SEE MRS. WALLACE BANKS. SHOES FOR SALE 1 pair navy blue gabardine 8AA, black gabardine gab-ardine 8AA, black suede sandals 8AAA, white pumps 8 AAA, brown spectator pumps 8Vi-AAAA, 8Vi-AAAA, like new. Call Am4. Fork 317-J or 80-J. 8-24-ltp. A group of Utah mlneri who would feel the Impact of further , tariff cuts In normal timet. The Importation of one ton of ers and dependents, sine In the form of rinc concen- In case of the Importation of trates represents the loss of sup- 100,000 tons of zinc per year to dis port for one day of approximately 196 workers and dependents, it is shown in an analysis of free trade and its effects upon conditions in the Intermountain area. place Rocky Mountain production, 65,000 people would be deprived of livelihood (that is 100,000 times 196 divided by 300 working days in a year, equals 65,000), without tak- LOST Tan leather wallet, engraved en-graved cowboy figure, in vicinity vici-nity of Owl Inn Sat. night. Generous reward if returned to Owl Inn. 8-24-ltp. FOR SALE Five rooms furniture including baby furniture and refrigerator. 218 South Third East, Tel. 13-M, Am. Fork. 8-24-lt. Studies show that for every ton ing into account the loss of employ of zinc imported in the form of nient in other areas because of loss concentrates results in the loss in of western markets. employment in the Rocky Mountain area of 16.58 man shifts for mining and milling zinc ore and smelting the lead and iron concentrates produced In the milling process. Including the service industries dependent on this work, total employment em-ployment increases to 55.26 man shifts, which represents support for one day of approximately 196 work- Experience indicates that free trade strongly trends to reduce wages in the productive industries and break down the barriers against lowering our standards to foreign levels. It seems the better part of wisdom to wait and see what tomorrow brings before embarking upon a program of reduced metal tariffs. Beginning of the End for Japs FOR SALE GOOD BUY Nice 7 room 2 story cottage style 3 bedroom comfortable home, Alpine. $3750. Lot 9 by 26 rods, 2 shares water. 13 va rieties fruit, low taxes. Good barn, garage, outbuildings Close to school and grocery store. See Don Mack Dalton, Real Estate Agency. 8-24-tf $2000 3-rm. fr. house with cellar and 916 acre lot. Faces South. Sink. 3 wires. Irr. water, fruit. First ward. $3000 30.83 ac. farm, 9 shs Pri mary, 2 shs. 3rd. Class. Raises alfalfa, wheat, oats and cucumbers. cu-cumbers. Stable 16x16 ft. Silo, 2 horses, 1 cow, plows, harrows, mower, rake, etc. Fourth ward. $2100 3-rm. fr. Well, oil furnace 5 acres, 6 shares water. Clay- loam. 22 mi. East of Am. Fork. $350 Fine lot, close in. $50 Used washing machine. HENRY C. JOHNSON Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Notary, Abstracts, Bank of American Fork Bldg. Room 15. Tel. 7-W. 1 ft-" ri i pi -Ax- ....." W-.VlA 'TWWJ'-'lJf ' X4 u,- ' i If ' !FOR SALE Used range boiler and fittings. 321 N. 1 West, Lehi. 8-26-ltp. FOR SALE Estate Heatrola, Hot Blast heater; misc. furniture. 86 W. 1 North. Phone 127-W, Lehi. 8-26. WANTED TO TRADE 4-room home with '2 acre ground, lo cated on highway across from Driggs Oil Co. Will pay difference dif-ference on trade for home with larger acreage. George Ewell, Lehi. 7-19-tf. LOST Bolt-action 22 rifle btw. Orson Godfrey's and West Canyon Rd. July 26. Believed picked up by Cedar Fort car, Belongs to soldier. Reward. Phone 171-W, Lehi. 8-16-tf FOR SALE Horse and saddle and miscellaneous furniture. 422 Jefferson Ave., American Fork. . 8-24-ltp Will Trade Baled Straw for chick en fertilizer. Tel. 0272-J2 American Fork. 8-17-tf WANTED Child's small tricycle Call 323-M, American Fork. 7-29-tf. Yes We Stock Batteries, Tires, Tubes, Ignition Parts, Fan Belts, Polish, Polishing Cloths, Spark Plugs, and other parts and accessories for all makes of cars. Doc's Shell Service. 8-3. -Wit a. ;. v.. an A FOR SALE Mahogony dinette set, matching corner cupboard with glass doors. Block off Highway 91, north of new Rowan Market, East State Road, Am. Fork. 8-17-ltp. BUSKER SALES & SERVICE Lehi, Utah Laco Oil Heaters for sale. ..Service ..Serv-ice all makes. Phone 149-W, Lehi. 6-1-tf. WANTED Pair of -buggy shaves. 434 Thornwood Drive, Am. Fork: 8-10-4tp The U. S. marine landing on Guadalcanal, during the early phase FqK gjLE TWO bedroom home, 565 King Street, Am. Fork. 8-10-tf. of the invasion in the Solomons, was the turning point in the war, when Allies began to prove their superiority. High Officers Casualties of Jap War FOR RENT Three room furnished furn-ished apt. 71 South Center, American Fork. 8-10-tf. V ill ', mts. Six LOST Black Cocker Spaniel, $ bointed nose, short tail, spot on i i chest: wearing collar with name Timpy, rabies certificate, address 54 Jones St. Notify Barkley, 475 Thornwood Drive or A. F. police Department. 8-17-ltp. FOR SALE Winchester ham-merless ham-merless shotgun, with shells. Practically new. Inquire Citizen Office. 8-10 NOTICE CANNERS Cucumbers for pickling, sweet corn for VIOLIN FOR SALE Mrs. E. J. Larsen, Phone "67-J, Lehi. 6-14-tf. FOR SALE 6 year old Saddle Horse, 1200 lbs. John Whitby, Alpine. Tel 0273-Jl. 8-31tp. FOR SALE Raspberries. 342: West 4th North, Am. Fork. 7-27-2tp.. FOR SALE Tables, small rocker, rock-er, dresser, writing desk, bed. and springs. 48 South First. West, American Fork. 6-22-tff WANTED Used car from private owner; up to 1937 model. 386 Jefferson Ave., Tel. 149-W, Am. Fork. 8-3-tf. Left to right: Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr., who fell before Jap bullets; Lt. Gen. Millard F. Harmon, reported missing while on air tour; and Lt. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, who was captured by Japs in the Philippines. jl for picKiing, sweet corn io 1 1 canning. Tel. 0277-Jl, Ameri can rone. o-n-ny. FOLKS By R. M- Brinkerhoff ' ' ' a V FOR SALE 2 room trailer house, fully furnished. Tel. 0273-J1 or see Calvin Whitby, Alpine. 8-l7-ltp.tf. WANTED Used Piano. Helen Mourbray. 557 West Main, Am. Fork. 8-l0-2tp. FOR SALE 4 room modern home full basement, low down pay ment, low monthly payment. Inquire 386 Jefferson Ave. TeL 149-W, Am. Fork. 8-3-tr TIRES Third Grade and Used Tires, sizes 6.00x16 up to 600x20 and others for cars, wagons or trailers. Inquire A. Woffinden, 385 E. First North or Wasatch Service Station First East and Main St., Am. Fork. 8-24-2tp. "They're staying home every night and saving their money for a War Eondl" i FOR SALE Modern 2 year old 5 room brick home, oak floors, double garage, landscaped; oil furnace and water heater. 20-East 20-East 3rd North, American Fork. 8-3-ltp.-tf. FOR SALE 4 room home and furnishings at 575 King St. Call there or at 371 West Main, Am. Fork. 8-10-2t. Ten acres land to rent or lease. Phone 217-W, American Fork. 8-17-tf. FOR SALE Guernsey milch cow, George Moss, American Fork. ; 8-17 FOR SALE Lawn mower, coal range, washstand, breakfast table and chairs, cupboard, dresser. Tel. 351-J1, Am. Fork. 8-17-lt. FOR RENT Unfurnished apt. Gas heat, range and refrigeration. refrigera-tion. 50 South First West, American Fork. 4-13-tf. BICYCLE REPAIRING 458 East State, American Fork. 8-15-tf. DRIVE OUT AND SAVE We pay more for good used Cars and Trucks. Orem Motor Co. . Dealers in Essential Transportation o OREM, UTAH Phone: Provo 055 Jl WANTED Woman to do kitchen work. Am. Fork Hospital. 8-10-2t. You will store less coal if you Insulate with Woolsulate. Call or see Glen L. Taylor, Am. Fork. 8-10-4tp. RASPBERRIES FOR SALE Alex Christof ferson, Ph. 301-M, Lehi. 7-19-tf. FOR SALE Old model Dodge sedan in good running cond., good tires. See Harold W. Barnes or phone 158-W after 6 p. m. Lehi. 8-9-45-tf. W ILL DO IRONING at home. I . - i x c.,t Am "EYirlr 41 tasi oecouu ouuuj, run. vj"-8-17-2tp. FOR SALE 25 weaner pigs. 600 Wrest Main, American Fork. 8-17-2tp. |
