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36 Spokane Daily Chronicle, March 21, 1963. 3 Camping Display A camping display, complete with a tree, was a feature of the Girl Scout "birthday party" held at Finch school recently in observance of Girl Scout Week. Members participating in the camp tableau are, from left, Olivia Triana, Virginia Miller, Kathy Melnturff and Barbara Klaus. Nine troops, Brownies through sixth graders, all from Finch, participated in the event, which was planned by Mrs. C.

Miller. Driver Given Jail Sentence Leonard M. Ketner. N1313 Felts. was handed two jail sentences when he appeared in Police Court before Judge Gordon S.

Lower this week. Ketner was fined $100 and given a 90-day jail term with all but 30 days suspended on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. He drew a 30-day jail term on a charge of driving while his license was suspended. The jail terms are to run concurrently. He was found innocent on a charge of negligent driving.

Donald Blankenship, E544 Dave Court, was fined $14 with all hut $5 suspended on one speeding charge and got an $8 suspended fine on a second speeding count. Judy A. Collings, W3428 1 Bismark, was given $7 suspended fine for speeding. Forfeiting bond negligent driving charges were Jerry Miller, N2315 Rebecca: Nicolet Cline. W3024 Circle Place: Dennis R.

Ader, E1701 Decatur: Deral R. Green. 55215 Spotted Road: Gene C. Sponcler. N2415 Columbus: Barcklay, E1128 Providence: George N4604 house, and John M.

Hansen, E1522 Bridgeport. Speeding bands were forfeited ginia G. Spear, Cataldo: Glem Earl. E2824 Thirty -seventh: Darrold Johnston, E1318 Seventh: John deventer. N3823 Evergreen: Darlene Packard.

N5915 Ash: Harry Urban. James Gillespie, Nineteenth: Ronald D. Redstrem, N4914 Calispel: Donna M. Breyles, W5122 Princeton: Walter R. Steele.

N6115 Jack M. W3116 Riverview Drive. and Harvey L. Lucas, E328 Joseph. Also forfeiting speeding bonds were Kathleen M.

Jacobsen, E8813 Mission: Homer Jensen. E220 Augusta: Alvin J. McCrea. Route 2, Mead: Creta Cook. W1113 Frederick: Harry G.

does. 3421 Gerard Place; Robert Blev. E2518 Nora: Dana D. Atwood E2415 Queen: Jerry B. Haywood, Jackson: Rich F.

Bennett, E50? Third: William Empson. E1517 Olympic: bert J. Longie. W3626 Wellesley: Carl Elbanes, George Kimmell, E11105 Tenth: Jack Craft. N2800 Bury Halden.

Almira, Rednes Black. Court to Force Trial Transcript pt By AL DIEFFENBACH An order from the State Supreme Court soon is expected to set the wheels in motion for another appeal by two convicted robbers who recently won a 5-4 decision in the U.S. Supreme Court. The U.S. court's verdict would allow Robert Draper and Raymond Lorentzen a complete, free transcript of their trial in Superior Court here in 1960.

Both were sentenced to two consecutive 20-year terms and have been in the State Penitentiary pending appeals. Planning an appeal to the State Supreme Court, Draper and Lorentzen asked for transcript in order to try to prove that the verdict was wrong for 12 reasons. Spokane County Superior Court Judge Hugh H. Evans ruled that the evidence in the case was overwhelming and that the request for a transcript was frivolous. The State Supreme Court upheld Judge Evans, who was acting under the rules of the state court.

His decision to deny the transcript was backed by the state court on the ground that written statement of the trial was available and had been drawn up with the concurrence of the attorney for Draper and Lorentzen. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that to withhold a full transcript of the trial from the two defendants denied from their constitutional right as indigents unable to afford the cost of a transcript. $400 for Transcript Don Sturdevant, Superior Court reporter, said the full transcript probably would cost about $400 at the estimated rate of $130 per trial day. Thomas F.

Lynch, who served as attorney first hired, then -said any further Teacher Covers Computer Age The development of computers has opened the way to automation which might eventually be a serious blow to the economy of the nation, George H. Stewart, Gonzaga University assistant professor of chemistry, yesterday told the Knights of Columbus publie forum. He said it is the duty of every citizen to give thought to the results of advancements in technology and to help place them in proper use. "The public should not ask the scientist to make a moral judgment on the uses of the things he he said. "'The scientist.

once outside his specialty, is no better equipped to judge than the private Ping-Pong Champs Top winners in the recent city school pingpong tournament are these singles and doubles champions. Seated, left to right, are Terry Victor, fifth grade doubles; Craig Masteller, Browne, sixth grade singles, and Bostrom, Browne, fifth grade singles. Standing, Janice Dishman, Browne, grade doubles; Michele Cassano, Franklin, seventh grade singles; Warehouse, Garfield, seventh grade doubles, and Douglas Scott, Garfield, enth grade doubles. Tournament was held in three grade levels. 2 City Firms Low Bidders A joint bid of $357,680 to clear the right of way for the second section of a new Bonneville Power Administration transmission line has been submitted by two Spokane firms.

J. J. Mangan, the agency's Spokane area manager, said the offer of R. C. Hughes Electric Co.

and Cable Construction Co. was the lowest of seven received. The project involves clearing the 30-mile section between Calispell Lake and lone of the 90-mile stretch for the line running from the Glenn H. Bell substation at Mead north to the Canadian border. Six Booked Booked at the County Jail yesterday were Arthur J.

Hoyt, 39, Star Route, Coeur d'Alene, charged with driving under the influence of liquor; Mary Louise Crook. 49. E3723 Nineteenth. charged with obstructing a public officer: Daniel I. Hehman, 17, E3524 Baldwin, charged with forgery; Donald Ray Berg, 20, E13302 third, charged with contributing the delinquency of a minor: Dennis Ray Young.

20. W1017 Fourth, charged with petty larceny, and James M. Colard. 41. E13523 Broadway, charged with violating the state's financial responsibility laws.

BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE OR LOCATE WANT Spokane WANT PLACE YOUR ACTION PACKED THE EASY THE WANT AD WAY Daily Chronicle TODAY -PHONE Madison ADS appeal move on his part would await the State Supreme Court's orders. Lynch has not been active in the Draper-Lorentzen appeal cases because Draper has taken over as legal spokesman for the pair. In its decision last week, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the rules of the State Supreme Court -under which Judge Evans was acting -discriminate against defendants who do not have the means to prepare appeals. In a dissenting opinion, Justice Byron K.

White said he was at a loss to explain why the majority of the court could declare inadequate the statement of facts prepared by principals on both sides in the Draper-Lorentzen trial, and the fact that briefs were filed with the State Supreme Court and that oral arguments were made by appointed counsel. Arrested After Holdup Draper and Lorentzen were arrested along with two other men after two holdups occurred within minutes at the TraveLodge and Downtowner motels and a total of $2,300 was taken. After a high-speed, shot-punctuated chase along downtown streets, the suspected holdup men's car was knocked out of control by a police prowl car driven by Officer Robert Bailor. The other two men, Robert Jennings and James D. Long, are serving two consecutive 20-year prison sentences each Jennings in Leavenworth Federal Prison after he became a state's witness.

3 Educators Due on Panel Three leading college educators will be panelists at a meeting of the Spokane Area Council of English Teachers at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Washington Water Power Co. Auditorium. They are Dr. John B.

Lord. the Rev. Charles Keenan. S.J., and Dr. C.

J. Simpson. They will discuss structural linguistics and transformational grammar. Discussion chairman will be the president, Mr. Donald K.

Sharpes, S.J.. of Gonzaga Preparatory School. Dr. Lord i is associate professor of English at Washington State University. He has written many scholarly and articles and a book, "Experiments in Diction, Rhetoric and Style." Father Keenan, Gonzaga University associate professor of English, was educated at Oxford and for 16 years was managing editor of America magazine.

Dr. Simpson is chairman of the English Department at Whit- worth College. WELLS. Erma- -Passed A Sixth I Mar. her home.

W1111 Ave. Funeral services Sat. March 23. at 9:30 a.m. in The ALWIN CHAPEL of The HAZEN GER FUNERAL HOME.

N1306 MONROE. Rev. William Graham. officiating assisted by Rev. Lester Swift.

WICK. John -His home E3112 Olympic. Funeral services Friday. March 22. at 2:30 p.m.

from the CHAPEL of RIPLINGER AL HOME. N4305 DIVISION ST. the Rev James Moore officisting. Interment Fairmount Memorial Park. WRIGLEY.

Peres C. His home. E1903 Fifteenth, Husband of MrA Elsie Wrigley, at the home: father of Mrs. Pauline Foster, Sp0kane; Percy C. Wrigley Santa Anne.

Calif. grandfather of Jay Fowler, Lewistown. grandchildren: brother of Edith Renton. Miss Winifred Wrigley, Sylvan. Paul Wrigley, Puyallup, Wn.

resi dent of Spokane 20 years. Member of Kettle Fella Lodge No. 130 Funeral services March 22 un GOTHIC CHAPEL of The HAZEN GER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE. Rev.

Albert K. Walborn. officiating. Cremation services ZEN JEAGER CREMATORIUM. CARD OF THANKS FUNERALS 13 Continued WE WISH 10 express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement.

and also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Gustav A. Ollila Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Ollila and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jess L. Ruby and family.

MRS. Rosie Nelson wishes to thank all her friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings. Special thanks to Mai Kutlov. Army and Veterans for the nice funcral and German American Society. for my beloved husband Ness Nelson.

CEMETERIES 17 LOTS. Spokane Memorial Gardens, LOTS. Spokane Memorial Gardens, EA FUNERAL DIRECTORS 18 Hazen Jaeger Funeral Homes IN SPOKANE THURSDAY Frauchiser, 10 Gothic Chapel Hoover. Alice p.m. Gothie Chapel FRIDAY Gustafson, Ida a.m.

Alwin Chapel TO BE ANNOUNCED Hansen, Martin Harvey, Sherrie Lynn Loop. Fred O'Donnell. Steven. Sebo. Mersaret Rev.

Erma Percy C. SPOKANE VALLEY N1306 PINES ROAD PA 7-6666 Hazen Jaeger FA 7-6666 LOST 28 SIAMESE spayed female. Child's pet. Reward. W5210 Princeton Place.

PA 7-7875 LAROLI black purse. vicinity South Grand. Tuesday night. Need badly. Reward 9-3780.

chain handle, need badis. Reward. DULL black plastic WA A 7270. BROWN PA PA Spaniel, 1-year 9-2243. seven Browne, Chris fifth William sev- School Group to Pass Meet There will be no meeting of the United School Groups Saturday, President Lowell Poore said today.

He said it has been decided to end the series of legislative meetlings held during the legislative session. "A meeting of delegates from the 21 representative groups has been tentatively scheduled for 8 a.m. Saturdy, March 30, in the Coeur d'Alene said. "'The monthly delegates' breakfast will resume Arpil 13." Meet Planned by Carpenters The Washington State Council of Carpenters (AFL-CIO) will hold its 42nd annual convention in Spokane May 9-11, it was announced today. The Spokane District Council of Carpenters and its nine affiliated local unions will he hosts.

said Weldon F. Newbury, council executive secretary. Convention headquarters will be at the Davenport Hotel, he said, hut meetings will he held in Carpenters' Hall, W120 Mission. The Washington State Ladies Auxiliary will convene here on the same dates, he said. About 250 delegates and their wives are expected to attend, he said.

FLORIST 10 Continued Glenn's Fl. Fair HU 3-8507 Krause Florist, KE 5-2088 Angelo's Flwrs. KE 5-2431 DEATHS 12 BAILEY. Lydia Passed Away March 20 in Spokane. A resident of $301 Howard.

Survived by son. Merlin Teague, Spokane. Her last services have been intrusted to the care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME. W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. BERG.

Passed away March 21 in Spokane, His home. 8224 Lincoln Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME N1306 MONROE ST. CAMP, Nellie Adelia Passed AWay March 20 in Spokane. She was resident of S4123 Regal. Survived by 1 daughter, Mrs.

Louis WaSmer, Spokane. Her last services have been intrusted to the care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME. W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. 33 CROFOOT, Larry March 20 in Spokane. A resident of E21 Second.

Survived by his wife, Manettia Crofoot. at the home; two daughters. Mrs. 68 Bernson, Spokane: Mrs. Ward Grove.

Walnut Creek, Calif. tWO sons. Lawrence J. Crofoot Jr. Oakland.

Maj. Walter White. Wichita. one sister. Alice Wolf.

Syracuse, N.Y.: one brother. Lloyd Crofoot. resident of Spokane 35 years. member of Amer. ican Legion Post No.

9 and the Meat Cutters Union Local No. 194 His last services have been in trusted to the care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME. W1124 SIDE AVE ELLSWORTH. James Passed Away March 19 in local hospital. His home.

E9001 Maringo. Spokane Valley. Survived by his wife. Augusta Ellsworth. the home; two daughters.

Mrs. Alfred Ports. Spokane Valley. Mrs. Charles Spokane: one sister.

Mrs. William Christianson. Seattle. one brother. Frank Ellsworth.

Yakima. seven grandchildren and APT. eral nieces and nephews. The THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME. E10300 SPRAGUE AVE.

in charge. HANSEN, Martin Passed March 20 in Spokane. His home W1702 Main. Funeral arrangements will be Announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE ST.

LYNN. William -Passed AWAY Mar. 21 1 local hospital. His home. E14508 Loncfellow.

member of the Methodist Church. Survived by his wife, Bessie Lynn. the home. The THORNHILL VALLEY NERAL HOME. E10300 SPRAGUE in charge.

LACY. John Charles Jr. 20 14 Passed Away March in local hospital. His home. N3616 Edgerton Spokane.

Survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lacy: three sisters. Rebecca, Christina and Pamela, all of the home: grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. 0. Glen Lacy, Spokane Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson.

Potlatch. Idaho: great-grandparents, Mrs. Elesa derson. Moscow. Idaho.

and A. Hulett. Greenacres. Wash. Funeral arrangements under the direction of the KIMBALL FUNERAL HOME PALOUSE.

WASH. Family requests memorial gifts be given to the Wil1am W. Robinson Foundation for Leukemia Research. care of Rockwood Clinic. MARSH.

Christel -Passed March 21 in Spokane. Her last services hAVe been entrusted the care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME. W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. PUCHNER. Walter Passed March 19 San Mateo.

formerly resident of St. Maries. Idaho. Survived by his wife. Fay Puchner at the home two sons.

William Richard Puchner, San Mateo, Calif brother, Elfred Puchner, Los Angeles. one sister, Mrs. Edna Hass. Lewiston. one granddaughter.

Mrs. Jeanette two Jacobson. San Mateo, Calif. member great grandchildren. and past master of the St.

Maries Lodge No. 63 FA AM: the Order of Eastern Star, and the SAN Mateo Church. THORNHILL-GERAGHTY NERAL HOME. N1322 MONROE is intrusted with his last rites. Garden Clubs Offer Grants The Inland Empire District of Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs again is making several summer conservation workshop scholarships available to interested teachers in this area, officials announced today.

Any principal, teacher or student teacher is eligible and is urged to apply D. M. Lacewell, E3925 Seventeenth, it was said. The only requirement is that the applicant be a science major or work with outside youth groups, Mrs. Lacewell said.

Each scholarship fee is $50. which is being donated by individual garden clubs. More donations are needed and any interested individual may donate, also, she added. The workshop is conducted by Central Washington State College, Ellensberg. and is held at Hidden Valley Guest Ranch June 9-15 and June 16-22.

Five college credits may be earned by taking the full two-week course, Mrs. Lacewell said. Registration must be made by May 1. Courses available are soil and water conservation, forestry and fish and game. Wines Appeal NEW YORK (UPI Americans at last are learning how to drink wines, says Howard Feldman of Schenley Industries.

The consumption of table wines is growing four-and-a-half times as fast as the sale of the heavier dessert wines, he said. DEATHS 12 Continued O'DONNELL, Steven G. Passed away March 20 at his home. W317 Trent. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME.

N1306 MONROE ST. RUSSELL. Nettie Ophelia Passed away March at her home. W115 Waverly Place, Survived by her husband, Charles Russell, At the home: 3 daughters, Mrs. James Moore, Columbus.

Ohio; Mrs. Betty Rose, San Francisco: Mrs. Sally Owen. Spokane: grandchildren; 3 sisters, Mrs. Effie M.

Joy. Spokane; Mrs. Helen Tachany, White. fish. Mont.

Mrs, Elsie Campbell. Pend Oreille. Idaho. Member of Loyalty Chapier O.E.S No. 210.

Al Karik Temple. Daushters of the Nile. St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Her last services have been entrusted to the of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME.

W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. SKATTUM. Beatrice Irene -Passed away March 20 in Spokane. her home W2107 Dean. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.

SMITH, William AWAY March 21 in Spos His home E3828 19th. Cousin of Mrs. Neth Beglar, Spokane. Funeral ments will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE ST.

VOLLMER. Mattie (Freeman) away March 20 at local hospital. her home formerly E1922 Walton Ave. Survived by sister Mrs. Julia W.

Nyman. brother. George Freeman. both Spokane: nephews. 1 niece and several ins.

Member of the Lidserwood Presbyterian Church Resident of Spokane the past 60 years. FUNER. AL HOME. N1322 MONROE ST 1s intrusted with her last rites FUNERALS 13 MANNON. William Francis His home Brooklyn.

NY. Survived by his wife. Lillian Bannon. the home: one daughter, Mrs. Ann Bascetta.

tWO grandsons, Michael and Gary Bascetta, all of Spokane: one sister. Elisebeth Bannon. one uncle. Richard Condon. both of Brooklyn.

N. Y. He WAS member of the Catholic Church. the Uniformed Firemen's Association of Greater New York City, a veteran of World War and former memher of American Legion. Mr.

non will be sent by the THORN HILL GERAGHTY FUNERAL HOME. N1322 MONROE to the Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home. Brooklyn. N.Y Requiem Mass will be held at Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church with interment Pinelawn Lone Island. N.

Y. BEARDMORE. Florence Hemlock. She the widow of William Beardmore. resident of Spokane 36 years, Private funeral services were hell And entombment made in the Riverside the SMITH FUNERAL W1124 SIDE in charge.

CHISHOLM. Joseph His home N4519 Howard Survived by his wife. Hazel Chisholm the home: daughter Mrs. Joan Larsen of Spokane: son. Major William Chisholm.

Los Gatos. sister, Mrs. Monica Foreman, Tucson. 3 grandchil. dren.

Rosary March 21, 7:30 p.m. from the CHAPEL of FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST neral mass Friday, March 22. 11 a.m. from Francis of Alssi Church. N4410 Jefferson.

Rev. John Fowler officiating ment Pairmount Memorial Park. ELLSWORTH, James Funeral services March 22. from the CHAPEL of the VALLEY, THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, E10300 SPRAGUE. Rev.

Robert Mills officiating Interment The Pines Cemetery, tunity, Wn. His home 29001 Marinso. Spokane Valley Survived by his wife, Augusta Ellsworth. the home: daughters, Mrs. Alfred Porta, Spokane, Charles Spokane: sister.

Mrs. William Christianson. Frank Ellsworth. Yakima, 7 grandchildren nieces and nephews. Talk Is Planned by Psychologist A Holy Names College psychology instructor, scheduled to take part in two national meetings next month, will address a group here this evening.

In her talk to the Home and School Association of Holy Names Academy, Sister Dolores Marie, S.N.J.M.. will discuss "Getting to Know Your Teen She will participate in counselor educators' conference sponsored by the Department of Health, Sister Dolores Marie Welfare in Providence, R.I, April A Education and 5 and 6 and will discuss psychodrama at the national convention of the American Personnel and Guidance Association in Boston April 8. A certified psychologist, she took her doctor of philosophy degree at Stanford University. She taught at Marylhurst College in Oregon before coming to Holy Names College. Group Elects Mrs.

A. B. Cutting was elected chairman of the American Cancer Society's Cheney Branch at a recent meeting. HELP WANTED- -Male 50 Continued Boys and Men to Sell Papers GOOD CORNERS ARE OPEN See Mr. Burby, Chronicle Circulation Department YOUNG MEN 18.

30 Travel N.W. United States with large respected national firm. Transportation furnished. Excellent vancement oppor. with young, energetic organization.

Top pay, salary and-or must be neat, have initiative, and be able to gO to work immediately. Complete company training program. Apply Lloyd Hill. Sillman 2-7 p.m. No phone calls.

Pharmacist dept store coast pl 750 Exper dark room tech 4-500 Exper finance man to 425 Sales trainee coll Internal auditor relocate 700 Heating draftsman, local 5-600 Retail sales big ticket Good Production control mgr Ore. 6-700 ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE Spokane: 524 Old Nat'1 Bank Bide. Spokane Valley: ER906 Spraque AUTO mechanic. 2 top men needed for Eastern Oregon's larsest, dealership. Handling Chevrolet.

Oldsmobile, Cadillac. Automatic sion experience desirable. nent, vacation and other beneifts including retirement plan 50 pet. of 6.50 rate. Contact service manSunset Motor The Dalles, Ore.

Phone CY 6-2166 WILL TRAIN Fuller Brushmen earn $130 week and UD in Spokane area. Full And part-time openines. Right men cAn advance into management. Need good car and bondable. Call FA 5-1541 FA 5-2408 SALESPERSON Camera A photo equip.

No perience necessary. Must have piete knowledge of item. $1.25 Wash. State 817 Washington AMBITIOUS men (2) needed. $100 per week income, route available due to promotion.

Right man can double income. Advancement tunity like last man. We will train you. Apply N1702 Monroe. to 10 A.m.

MANAGER, service station, Age with minimum guarantee $400 month. 50-hour week. Reply in confidence. give experience. complete personal and employment history.

Write 12, care of this newspaper. EXPERIENCED tire service mAn familiar with off-the-road equipment wheel balancins. Give qualifications. Write 27. care this BODY and paint man to operate oneman shop.

reference required. Greenwood Chevrolet. Othello. Wash. Days, Hubbard 8-2688.

evenings. Hubbard 4-2793. ELECTRICAL design draftsman. capable of handling own layouts. Give resume of experience and salary expected.

Write Box care this newspaper WANTED Immediately. carpenters. dry-wall men, roofers. plumbers and electricians. Write care this newspaper.

MIDDLE-Aged mAn for farm work. Must be experienced in handling Cat. Harold Sievers, Spangle. 245-3471 EXPERIENCED meat cutter to run custom meat cutting department. Apply Lincoln Mutual No.

2. Reardan, Wash. EXPERIENCED service station salesman over 21. Sprasue Washinston. WANTED: All Ford Mechanic with experience.

Call 982. 6021, 8-6, USED car salesman wanted. N1528 Monroe. Pride Motors EXPERIENCED butcher. 20-35.

mar: ried. Phone 150, Hamilton. Mont. Coin Cans Out: in Seal Drive Coin cans for the 1963 Easter Seal Drive have been distributed in Spokane and throughout the surrounding area. Mrs.

H. L. Baker of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, coin canchairman, said today that about 550 cans have been distributed with the aid of Alpha Chi Omega. and Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority alumni and the Spokane County sheriff's office. Mrs.

Leo E. Sandstrom of Spokane, state president of the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, said that 000 letters have been sent statewide in an appeal for crippled children and some 30,000 handicapped children will be AS sisted by the campaign. "It is put on entirely by local people and 89 per cent of the funds remain here to be used for local she said. "The remaining 11 per cent is used, for research and public tion. Funds from the Easter Seal Drive for Crippled Children and Adults are used to conduct programs such as Camp Easter Seal on Coeur d'Alene Lake, the Community Loan Closets and orthopedic devices made available to those who need them, Mrs.

Landstrom said. WANT AD FUNERALS 13 Continued GUSTAFSON. Her home, E1521 Garland. Aunt of Mrs. Flatmore, Rapid City.

S.D.. and Roy Fisher. Spokane. member of the Lutheran Church. resident of Spokane 45 years.

Funeral March 22. at 11 in the ALWIN CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. Joseph C.

Elmer, officiating Burial services Fairmount Memorial Park. HARVEY, Sherrie Lynn--Her home N3324 Eim. daughter of Mrs. lene Harvey at the home. Granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A Tuttle, Spokane. Funeral services March 22 p.m. the ALWIN CHAPEL of HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE.

Rev. James A Goble. Burial services wood Memorial Terrace. HOLMAN, D. Waiter His home, Lamona, Wn.

Survived by his wife, Emma Holman at the linme: sons, Edwin Hoiman. Cheweish. Wo. And Henry Holman. Lemons daughters, Mrs.

Martha Roloff. welsh. wash. and Mrs. Hazel Miller, grandchildren: 3 greatFuneral services Friday, March 22, 3 p.m.

from the Zion Emanuel Lutheran Church of Wn. Rev. Elmer Wenzel officiating. Odessa Wn. Interment The Odessa STRATE FUNERAL HOME, Odessa, in charge.

MABRY. Lural -Her home, 54302 Magnolia She is survived by her son. Adrian at the home, and one granddaughter, Ferel bry, at the Mabry be sent the RIPLINGER FU. NERAL HOME. N4305 DIVISION.

to HEWETT FUNERAL HOME TEMPLE, where services will be held and interment made. MAMAU. M. His home, ensed. Idaho.

veteran of World War 1. Survived by his wife. ine Mamau: 2 sons. Daren and Arlynn Mamau, all the home: daughters. Mrs.

Ike Johnson. Garfield. and Mrs. Ernest man. Twisp.

grandchil dren: brothers. Clyde Mamau. Spokane: Arthur Mamau. Tensed. Idaho; Forrest Mamau.

Colville, and Harold Mamau. Seattle. Wash: sister, Mrs. Guy Jones. Che welsh.

Wash. Funeral services Friday. March 22nd. at 1:30 p.m. from The Tensed Community Church.

with Rev. Joe Bellanti. officiating. Interment The Goldenrod Cemetery. Wash.

The KIMBALL FU NERAL HOME. TEKOA. WASH in charge. Friends who wish may memorial gifts to the Tensed Community Church. SEARLS, Wilbur Lewis -His home, Route 1.

Farmington. Survived by his Marion Searis at the home; 3 brothers, Paul Searis. San Jose, Bert Searis and Charles Searis. both in Nebraska: several nieces and nephews. Funeral ice March 23 p.m.

from the Tensed Community Church Joe Bellanti and Rev. Loman Messley officiating Interment enrod Cemetery. Tekos. Wn. The KIMBALL FUNERAL HOME, TE KOA, in charge.

SERO. Margaret Her home, 2002 Main, St. Maries. Idaho: for merly of Spokane and Seattle. Mrs.

Abby Card well. Maries, Idaho: Harvey H. born. Spokane: several nieces. nephews and cousins.

Former memthe Manito Presbyterian Church, member of Eagles AuxilVeterans of World War Member of Hope Rebekah Auxiliars, both St. Maries. Idaho. Tordenskjoid Lodge No. 5.

Sons of Funeral services March 23. o'clock in the GOTHIC CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 MONROE. Burial services Riverside Memorial Park. Seattle papers please copy.

WACHTER. Derelhy Marie home. Odessa, Wn. Survived by het husband, E. Wachter the home: 2 daughters.

Mra Mary ginia Birge. Vancouver. Mrs. Marjorie Ann Block, 8t. Louis.

2 crandchildren. She mem: her of the English Church and both of Odessa, Wn. Funeral services March 22. from the English Con Odessa, John Birchera Interment Riverside mortal Spokane FUNERAL HOME. Odessa in charge.

LOST 28 Continued POMERANIAN female. Reddish. brown. 2 years old Answers Vicinity vada. HU 7-7611.

SOMEWHERE downtown Spokane before Christmas. Dark- bifocal glasses. reward. Pedicord Hotel. FOUND 30 SMALL tan Terrier -Chihuahua mixed.

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Morse Beauty School 405 Zukor Bids RI 74343 COLD Waves for all types of hair. Individual instruction for students ESTER'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC. N223 Post R1 7-3008 SPECT ON COLD WAVES And machine perm'ts. RI 7-6626 Gibson Beauty School.

Kuhn Bldg. RENNEL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Riveralde RI 70812 BARBER SCHOOLS 41 6-MO. course, $525 on terms. Moler': W.05 Trent. Spokane Schools and Colleges 42 HIGH School diploma.

Earn at home. Also engineering drafting. secretar1al. business. administration.

etc. Call or write American School. N4104 Cannon. PA 5-1671. CHILD'S success in school teed by new study habits.

readins speeds, phonics spelling. gram mar. MA 4-5787. 7-9607 REAL ESTATE SCHOOL Bereman TE 2051 Help Wanted -Female 48 CLEAN, reliable, over 40 to be mothsubstitute to 4 lonely children. KE 4-8779 SALESGIRL, prefer one experienced In cosmetics.

Apply W. 1. Grant Co. Northtowt PHONE solicitors wanted: full or part-time. Fox Studio.

W920 Spracue, BARMAID. up to 35. Apply in person After 4 p.m. N1627 Division. LPN.

shifts week, rotating days off Sharon Arms. 8-0233 BABY sitter. live-in. $50 mo. 9-3134 BARY sitter my home.

Call After 8:30 p.m.. HO 3-8077. Help Wanted- -Female 48 Continued UNSURPASSED CHOICES Reg. physical therapist High Exper dark room tech. 500 Private bkkpr 5 day to 250 Telephone consultant sales 300 Gen.

motors 30 hrs. 240 Med. RN, fine boss 340 Med. dict. typist recept.

pl. 250 School steno, fast skills 300 P.T. gen. older 1.50 Insurance girl. varied Girl Friday, also sales 250 NCR typist.

perm 238 Steno, car, lots public 275 Med gen. ofc. exper. Typist, North End. mature Burr.

ACC. DAS rec. ALL AL ACME And MORE Acme Personnel Service Spokane: 524 Old Nat'l Bank Bide Spokane Valley E8906 Sprague TELEPHONE SOLICITOR This newspaper has need for An experienced telepnone solicitor for out -of -town subscription sales work. 11 you are available work in community centers of the Inland Empire and can sell com mission basis, you should investigate this opportunity. Transportation and room provided.

Please apply in person. Employee Relations Department. this paper. YOUNG LADIES you are neat, Aggressive and under 35. may have a job for you introducing medical advisory plan to young mothers.

Top pay in our field. salary comm, Opportunity for travel in N.W. after local training. Apply Lloyd Hill. Sillman Hotel, 2-7 p.m.

No phone calls. Strang Personnel Service Secty, U'll like the hours $300 Secty, to Sales challenge Legal need lite exper. $250 Credit Clerk, need exper. $235 Burroughs sharp beenr. $220 Sales.

like Ofc. Supply expr. $240 Typist-lite need car 0250 714 Paulsen Bldg Addressograph Oper. $250 Experienced, quick, permanent, prefer some typing. good ment benefits, Please apply today.

Dressed for interview. GOODRICH EMPLOYMENT SERV. 910 Old Nat'1 Bank Bide WANTED: Housekeeper, on motherless home. No children. should be over 45.

Cooking for one Kentleman and care of house. Write references and wages required. Separate Room. Write Box 10. care this newspaper ONE woman who can sell on the phone.

to replace one who can't. Must be able to work out of town days week. Lodging and trans portation furnished. Call Virginia MA 4-0788 "AVON CALLING" for representatives in Spokane and Inland Empire towns. Nationally advertised.

money -back guarantee, complete training. Princeton, "or Write call Avon. West 3533 7-4100 EXPERIENCED General Motors bookkeeper must be able to compiete monthly financial statements. Call D. Nutting.

Inland Truck Diesel. TE 8-1441 for interview. LADY 30-45 to live in motherless home: children. salary open. write box 12, care this DUper TAVERN waitress, night ale 25-35 years, have Own portation, live on North Side.

Write Box 11, care this CARE for Arthritic Tads 3 room apartment and some KE 4 2974. HOMEMAKER girls. New home. live in. nondrinker.

Write Box 38. care this newspaper CASHIER (Exp. In heavy cash) (Good typ. ANCHOR PERSONNEL 410 Hyde HOUSEKEEPER. take complete charge of home and children.

Walter, Odessa. Wash. In HOUSEKEEPER. child care, live HELP WANTED -Male 50 ELECTROLUX needs men for sales and service department. Phone PA 7-6635 or apply at N1108 Washington.

HELP Classified Advertising RATES PER WORD Four consecutive times for price of three. Seven consecutive times for price five. Minimum charge of 10 words. Contract rates on application. for Midwives.

Oil Promotion and Spiritualists will be quoted RE office. Phone MA 4-1121. Want Ads Accepted Until 8:45 P. M. Today for Publication Next Day Index to Want Ads Appear in numeric.al order Classifications numpered Announcements, General Classifications through 33 Automotive Classifications 550 through 575 Employment Classifications through 68 Financial Business Opportunities 470 Money to Loan 264-269 Money Wanted 10.

Borrow Mortgages for Sale Instruction Music Instruction Schools 40-43 Merchandise Antiques 178 Articles for Rent Auction Sales Boats and Motors Building Materials Fertilizer Black Ditt Fuel-Fuel Oil 343-344 Furniture 160-161 Housewives Supplies 104 Machinery 187-188 Feathers 168 Miscellaneous 130-154 Musical Instrumenta Nursery Stock 148 TV-Radio. Hi-Fl Sales, Service 90-92 Refrigerators 119 Second-Hand Goods Wanted 182 Sewing Machines Stamps. Coins. Hobbies VAcuum Cleaners 118 Washing Machines 120 Pets, Poultry, Livestock Classification 228 through 250 Real Estate Acre Tracts, Suburban 500-SOR Apt. Houses--For Sale 473 Business Properties for Sale 320 Farm Lands 487-494 For Sale of Exchange 528-530 Residence Property 514-522 Rentals Hotels Motels Trailer Sleeping Classifications Space Rooms for 304 Rent through 83:35 Services Children Cared P'or 300 Dressmaking.

Tailoring Electrical Service 126 Florists Maternity Hornes Plumbing and Heating 128 Work be Contract LODGE NOTICES HILLYARD Lodre No. 133. Mar. 21. Stated Comm.

7:30 p.m. dis. cussion voting. REX HUNT W.M FLYNN, Sec. ROSICRUCIAN ORDER AMORC, Spokane mid chapter, meet March 22.

Millwood Me sonic Temple N3219 conne Mill wood. FLORIST 10 FLOWERS the Personal Gesture Truly Share Feelings Spring Flwrs. FA 7-5511 COLDWELL-GARLAND FLORISTS WANTED--Male 50 Continued YOUNG MEN MANAGERIAL OPPORTUNITY ASSISTANT Management Age 18 to trainces 24. begin work immediately. You will receive on-the-job training while assisting managers of office staff.

To qualify for one of these positions you must be career-minded person with least high school education. Acceptance is based on personal anpesrance, intelligence and initiative. Those accepted can expect to he managers of several other men within six months. For Prestige -Security HIGH EARNINGS call for appointment MA 4-9331 Between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m NEED 11 MEN No experience necessary.

To with Spokane Division of Cast work ern manufacturing company. train those men selected by Those unbiased hired scientific aptitude test. start opportunity work immediatels. Salary with must be available to to advance to pront Call sharing and bonus plan if so desired Personnel Manager. PA 6-1100.

COMBINATION body and paint man. Best small town in Inland Empire. Shop established 25 years. State qualifications. Write 36.

care this newspaper HELP Wanted -General 62 1 COMBINATION counter and cash register experienced grill worker Must for fast hamburger oper. ation. be able to accept and delegate responsibility. Permanent help Must desired. No others need apply.

Call HU furnish 9-3475 best between of references p.m. and 10 p.m. only TEACHERS. summer Jobs with kane ceptional earning opportunities. Spe A Inland Empire MALLON Salespeople Wanted SALES TRAINEE Northwest manufacturer, steel fabricator and service center siren man with engineering degree or Submit equivalent for training in sales, resume and salary require ment to Box 21.

care this paper, WE ARE looking for top notch salesman who 15 interested In least $10.000 per year income. cure future with dynamic young ble company. Rapid promotion for individual. We provide complete training program with immediate earnings. Contact Mr.

tel. James between Reeves. Davenport a.m.-7 p.m. Friday. March 22.

CALL TODAY PA 8-0330 Need 2 A. and M. sales. men for unusual sales program. 100 pet.

leads. vested renewal contract. commission averaging 1m EXCESS of $250 EXPERIENCED canvassers, diate earnings. Neat appearing men to work with salesmen. portation furnished.

1 you've sot 10, 9-11 Helens for $17.000 man PLUS over NEW 40 CAR AS BONUS in Spokane area, Use car for. short. W. trips contact customers. Write J.

Sear American Lubricants Dayton 1. Ohio. MAN with car. Route your week own first boss. two weeks.

Averaged Apply N1702 Monroe, A 10 YOUNG MEN $40 Let me show you. Call between and 10 a.m. MEN or women with home prat experience, new item. 3684..