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32 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, Deeember 5, 1960 Provoan, 58, Business leader Dies Special to The Trlbunt Benjamin Carter, 58, 234 E. 6th North, well-known Provo businessman, died Friday at noon at his home of a heart attack. HE WAS THE owner olf the Carter Real Estate Co. and an active member of the Provo Lions Club, Provo Footprinters and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He retired in 1957.

Before entering the real estate business in 1950, Mr. Carter had worked with the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph for 21 years in Provo, Salt Lake City, Tucson, Phoenix, and Yuma, where he was district manager. HE RECEIVED his education in Provo, being graduated from Provo High School where he was active in sports, lettering in football, basketball, baseball and track. Mr. Carter at tended Brigham Young Unlver- one year.

BORN NOV. 11, 1902, in Eureka, Juab County, a son of Benjamin Carlos and Emma I. Koyle Carter, he married Follis Ross, June 24, 1925, in Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors are his widow; son, daughter, George Ross Carter, Susan Marilyn Carter, Provo; Intermountain Obituaries Rettig Georgi Frieda Georgi, M. 1011 elm on Ave.

South). died Friday 5:45 at her home alter a lingering illness. Born July 31, 1892, Bchonlanke, Germany, to John and Pauline Rettfg. Married to Erich Paul March 32. MM, Gtorjl G.

(Gert- He died in 1937. Survivors: daughters: Loi phi ie, Church sus Christ sons. Kurt, Angeles: Ne- I. Honolulu; Mrs. Lois L.

Densley MIDVALE Hn. LoU Lucille 29. 145 Fern died Thursday. 12:45 p.m., in a Salt Lake hospital ter lingering illness. Born Nov.

18. iftl South Chnunrcy i 111 Married to Jack Densley Jan. 13, 1950. Coalville, Summit County. Member, Church of Jesuj Christ of Latter-da Saint vo rs husband; sons, daughter.

of Record DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Grade chael Francl cruelty. Plain' Ml' Reflly mental awarded decree. Density Ronald KIII, jionomiu; oirs. K. o.

(Gert- rjde) Hausdorf, Salt Lake City; W. (Evelyn) Pitts, Bakers field. eix. grandchildren; brother, slater, Ernest RettU, Mrs. Helen Maschke, Germany.

Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., 2RO E. South Temple, where friends call Monday P.m., Tuesday prior. Burial, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Roland (Percy) Durrant Funeral services lor Roland (Percy) Durrant, 76, 135 E. Ave.

(2330 -juth), who died Thursday, 1-45 p.m., in Salt Lake hospital after a lingering ness, will Monday. 2 3128 S. Statell Born sept. 21, 1884, Salt Lake City, to Stephen and Frances Rowley Durrant. Retired gardener Salt Lake General Hospital.

Member, Church of Jeius Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: hroth- -'slers. Stephen Ogden: Frances Schoenfeld, Glendile, Calif. Friends caU Sunday, 6-8 p.m., Monday prior, ulace Burial, Holladay Ceme- Joan Labbe Jones HAMILTON, Joan Labbe Jones. 31, former Salt Lake uaucubcr, ciuiin nonaia Lamar Bonnie Midvale; Cheryl Webb, Sandy.

Funeral Mon day, 1 p.m., Mldva" Ward Chaoel, 40 San fay. War call Midvale Second LDS Chapel, 40 S. Mali f. 6-8 p.m. S.

State. Durraot Mrs. Lake brothers, sisters, Carter, Eugene Edward K. F. Carter, Dorothy Carter, all Provo, and Mrs.

Dallas Polly Snow, Downey, Calif. FUNERAL services will be conducted Monday at 12:30 p.m. at Berg Mortuary drawing room chapel. Friends may call Sunday Irom (5 to 8 p.m. and Monday prior to services.

Burial will be In Provo City Cemetery. Purse Stolen, lect Held City died Friday fa? Lak i in a Hamilton hospi tal of a heart all it. Born Feb 1929. Salt City, to Armand and Capspn Ma pspn rried prior. 8 1 zian Burial iln.

Friends Monday Burial, minor children. C10S a month support. -150 a month alimony. Margaret Beth Ford vs. Garl H.

Ford, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody- lour minor children, $150 a month tup- port. Dixie M. Whitaker vs. John M.

Whltaker, cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree. Guy Louis Greer vs. Linda Sue Greer. mental cruelty.

Plaintiff awarded decree. Defendant awarded custody one minor child. NOTICE OW BCAUNd or rETinoN roK CONriCMATION Of BALK Of KfcAL fkOfrKRrX IN THi THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of SALT LAKE COUNTY. STATE O'f UTAH In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate of DENNIS G. SMITH, Minor.

NOTICE IS UKKEBY GIVEN, '1HAT: juanita Smith, the duly appointed. qualified and acting Guardian of the estate of the above named Minor, has filed her petition praying for the confirmation of the ule of an undivided one -half interest in the following described real property: TOWNSHIP 2 RANGE SPECIAL SECTION 4: Anna, T. Stamos I Mrs. Jonti A 19-year-old Salt Lake youth was botxked in city jail Friday evening ior investigation of grand larceny following his arrest at 550 W. 2nd South.

THE SUSPECT was apprehended at 550 W. 2nd South a'fter he had fled from the Waterworks Equipment 502 W. 3rd South. He allegedly stole a purse belonging to Janet Strong, 986 Sterling Dr. (1200 West), an employee of the company.

Her purse contained approximately $60 which the suspect admitted he had put in his pocket. Father Gets Life For Flog Death ert Moyle 3 sorority. vors husband: son. daughters, Armand Robert. Deborah Kay.

Michelle. Hamilton, parents. Salt Lake City: brother. Armand L. Labbe Berkeley, Calif.

Funeral, burial, Hamilton, Akitaro Ikegaml Akitaro Ikegaml. 59. 3920-2800 East, died Friday, noon, at his home of natural causes. Born March 1, 1901, Japan, to Itaro and Tatsu Ikegami. Married Mitsuko Kokado.

1921, Japan. Member, Buddhist Church. Farmer. Survivors, widow: sons, daughters, Tom. Hiro, Ben.

Takashi. Ken. Mrs. Masako Moriniaca. Mrs.

Aklko Takenaka, Yaeko, Yutaka. all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Yoshiko Oda, Clearfleld: five grandchildren: brother, sister. Kay, Honolulu; Mrs. Mikiko Mizukawa.

Helper: half-brother, Toeh Igata, Salt Lake City. Harold Pedersen MURRAY Funeral services for L. Harold Pedersen, 25, 4520 S. 1st West, will be Monday noon, Ave. 2190 South), lied Friday, .0:45 a.m..

in a Salt Lake hospl- a 1 of natural causes. Born Aug. 15, 1893. Argcs. Greece, to Pefe and Elisabeth Araps Tbeo- doropulos.

Married to Ernest G. Stamos May 13, 1621, Salt Lake City. He died Dec. 20, 1951. Member.

Greek Orthodox Church, Greek American A Pro- gUmo Mothers Club. Survivors: daughters, George. Murray: Elizabeth Luker, Mrs. Webb. Salt Lake City; Mrs.

Doris Kirkham. Sandy: 10 grandchildren: brothers. Bister, James Theros, Mrs. Helen Souvall. Salt Gux Theros.

Argos. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., Orthodox Holy Trinity Church, 279 S. 2nd West. Prayer service Monday, 7 p.m.. 38 E.

7th South. Burial, ML Olivet Cemetery. Robert Snyder Robert Snyder. 80. died Thursday noon In a Fillmore hospital of a heart ailment.

Born Jan. 6. 1880. Williams- I port. to Henry C.

and Katherine Dexter Snyder. Married Maggie Belle McCune March 22, 1906. She died Nov. 22, 1960. Mechanic.

Survivors: Fons. daughters, Mrs. Philip (Mildred) Lambert. Salt Lake City: Mrs. James (Mar Like Citj reece.

reek WESTERN MACHINERY COMPANY Kotlce of Special Meeting Stockholders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Special Meeting of Stock of of WESTERN" MACH1N. COMPANY will be held at he principal offices of the Company located at 2300 South Main Street, Salt City, Utah, or Wednesday, December 14. I960, 10:00 o'clock A.M., Mountafr Standard Time, to consi following business: and approve Moun sider the (1) To ratify rior amend ratify prior amendme: of Incorporatlo. (2) To coi to the Articles of the Company, ier proposed rtlcu in the following (a) The time of duration of the menu to the A the following particulars: tion I ticles of Incorpora- Company: (b) The objects, businesses and pursuits of the Company: (c) The authorized capitalize tion of the Company; (d) he power and authority of rd of Directors: he assessabillty the Board of Directors: (e) stock; of the (f) The number and qualifica. tions of directors, their manner of election, resignation and re rnoval, the place of their meet inss, the required quorum neces sary to transact business, and cer tain of their powers: (g) The number, titles and Ificatlons of the officers and their manner of election, resignation and removal: and (h) The manner in -which the Articles may be amended.

garet) Rowley. Mrs. Lamar ton. Mrs. Charles Bride.

Mrs. Mr. Synder (Fern) Brun(Dorothy) Mc. ance (Colleen) Tdrner. all Fillmore: Mrs.

Fi-ank (Donna) Bates. Downey. Mrs. Glenn (Deon) Labrum. Meadow.

Millard County: Darren. He- dondo Beach, 15 grandchildren. 12 great-grandchildren, brothers. sisters. Mrs.

Mabel Dowell, Salisbury. Mrs. Tlvie McIntyre. Mrs. Winnie Carry, both Minneapolis.

Mrs, Stella Plckrell. Tescott. Homer, To Tix Ihe' Board further of Directors er of the number of the at nine untl jrder of the Etochholders (4) To elect a Board, of nine Di rectors, to cerve until the nex Annual Meeting of Stockholder 3 until their successors should be uly elected and Qualified. (5) To approve, ratify and con firm ths execution of a certain Agreement dated September 14 1960. by and among Jack H.

How TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH. RANGE Recitation of the Holy Rosary be Friday at 8 Mortuary Chapel, Jenkins Soffe 4760 S. State Murray, where friends may call Friday from 6 to ft p.m. and one hour prior to Mrvicel Saturday. Funeral director, V.

C. Softs. 3-Urt THE re can't- use (lanes, tac. IN 7-4920. Dr.

shoppinc cen- urn articles. You tification, In vWnlty.of Forest Hllli Pet male. cat. white feel and' 4871. Reward.

HU4- tei-vlces for Townsoir will be held George A Saturday a the Evans RU 36 iton, o'clock noon In Wyoming, First I. 3rd St. and Sage St. Friends Call it the Deseret Mortuary. 7th South.

Friday, 6-8 p.m., at the ward in Evanston on hour Saturday one-half services. Interment in Funeral Deseret Mortuary. the di to Olrectan EE 6: All. EXCEPTING and reserving all of: the cil, gas, and other minerals in and to laid- land belonging, together with a right of entry lor exploration, development and -re- of the same. Containing In all acres more or less.

The.said petition has been set loi hearing on the 4th day of December. 1960. at 1U o'clock in the Court Room of Judge A. H. Kllett.

City County Building. Salt Lake City. Utah. All -persons interested In the desiring to object to the said petition or desiring to enter a bid on the saia real should appear at the property 3 id time and place and enter hla objection or bid. (B-S4) Western Machinery Company 7 NOTICE 'OF BEARING FOR DECLABATOBY JUDGMENT IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT LAKE COUNTY.

STATE OF In the matter of the petition of THE DAILY RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Re: THE DAILY 128,427. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that The Daily Record Publishing Company has filed Its petition in the above entitled court for a declaratory judgment that The Daily Record a newspaper of general circulation for the purpose of publishing any notice, advertisement or publication of any kind required by law. Said petition.will be heard en the 15th day of December, 1860, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. before the Honorable Aldon J. Anderson, one of the Judges of the above entitled court.

Any party Interested may on said date appear and show cause, any there be, why said petition should not be granted. BY ORDER OF THE COURT. ALVIN KEDDINGTON Jacob WeUer (B-88V Clerk of the Court DESERET MORTUARY "Service Above Ail" EM 4-6528 Florists IROWN FLORAL co. Flowers Cut Fresh Daily Salt Lake's Leading Florist EM 4-5544 In Hemorlflm MEMORIAL GARDENS OF THE VALLEY 10600 S. 1700 East VETERANS COURT OP HONOR will fly the flag the week of Dec.

4. 1860. in honor of; Ray F. Smith Marines, World War I Interred Memorial Gardens of the Valley Arthur G. McKee Company.

(6) To approve the redemption by this Company of certain shares Common Stock of this Company pursuant to said Agreement dated September 14. 1960. (7) To approve, ratify and confirm all acts of the Board of Directors and officers of this Company from the date of its Incorporation to the date of such meeting. (8) Such other business as may regularly be presented. Stockholders of record at the close of business on November 22.

1960, are entitled to notice of and to vote at this meetinsr. By Order oj the Board of Directors. EDWIN 3. BARSHELL. Secretary.

(B-S8) runerols BURTENSHAW Funeral services for Thomas C. Burtenshaw will be held Saturday, 12 noon, in Union Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday, 7 to 9 p.m.. and 11 to 12 noon.

Saturday. Interment In Bountiful Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Union Mortuary. services for Jean Duncan Dawson will he held Saturday 2 p.m. in Larkin Mortuary.

260 E. South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Saturday prior to services. Interment. Bountiful Funeral direc tuary.

260 E. South Temple. Died Thursday, 10:45 a.m., in -i hospital. Born Salt 14, Lake 1935, Mama, to Laurlta H. and Annie Larsen Pedersen.

Kennecott Copper Corp. employe, seven years. Murray High School graduate. U.S. Army veteran.

Member, Lutheran Church, Utah National Guard. Survivors: mother, Murray; sisters, Mrs. Jack (Jean) Coulson, Murray: Mrs. John S. (Margaret) Callagy, Glendale.

Arli. Friends call Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m., Monday prior, place of serv- onda irial. Salt Lake City erne- ices. Bui tery. Josephine L.

T. Beer Mrs. Josephine Luella Taylor Beer. 91. 181 died Friday.

10:30 a.m., at 3610 Kentucky Ave. (4730 South), of natural causes. Bom May 31. 1863. Salt Lake City, to Joseph E.

and Louisa R. Calor. Married to Dr. and Ray. all Soathgati Funeral Monday.

1 p.m., Fillmore Third Ward Chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Friends call Olpln Mortuary. Fill- nore. 6-8 P-m-.

Monday prior. Burial. Fillmore Cemetery. Charles Cerny Albert Cerny. 47.

died Friday. 1:10 in a Tooele hospital of natural causes. Born April 27. 1913. Colbden.

111., to Albert F. and Josephine Sweit- icr Cerny. Married Helen Aug. 24. 1934.

Ximball, Neb. Attended Colorado schools. Moved to Tooele in 1944. employed since at Descrct Chemical Depot. Member.

Catholic Church. Survivors: widow. Deseret Chemical Depot: daughter. Mrs. Carol Everlll.

Salt Lake City: sons. A.I.C. Ronald, ce. New York: A.I.C. NOTICE OF BEARING CASE NO.

3235-Sub 3 BEFORE THE COMMISSION In the Matter of th Supplement i PUBLIC SERVICE OF UTAH. VL At there' Applica- to. of MILNE TRUCK LINES. for the Consent and Approval of the City Cemetery. Larkin Mor- services for HTDe will" -held Saturday- 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E.

'South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6-8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Inter- jnent Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.

U.S. Air ity; Fon Robert. U.S. Air Force. Mountain Home.

Idaho: one grandchild, a brother. Donald, four sisters. Mrs. Clifford Clark. Mrs.

James Whisman. all Longmont. Mrs. James Cramer. Las Vegas.

Mrs. Dorothy Hugzard. Pro ovo. pene liam F. son, He died.

Will! CALDWELL, IDAHO (UPI) Short, 26, Friday was sentenced to life Imprisonment in the Idaho State Prison for the latal beating of his 8-month-old son last August. HE WAS FOUND guilty of second degree murder in district court here Nov. 19 by a trial jury. In pronouncing the sentence, Judge Robert B. Dunlap said he "was this was the maximum sentence he could impose." HE BECOMJIENDED that Department of Corrections personnel do not see fit to pardon Short.

The child died Aug. 15. Survivors: Mrs'. vfvlan'Br'deNeuf. Salt'Lake City: Kenneth Hlllsborouph.

California. Private funeral, burial. Brian L. Hewlett DRAPER Graveside services for Brian Louie Hewlett, day-old son of Dale and Denecc Poma Hewlett. 12490-17th East, will be Saturday.

2 Memorial Gardens of the Valley. He died Thursday, 3:45 p.m., in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes. Bom Nov. 30. 1960.

Survivors: parents; brothers. Kevin Steven. Draper; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Poma. Salt Lake City; Mr. Mrs. Harold Hewlett, Draper; great-grandparents, Mrs. Doris Smith.

Draper: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ashton, Lehl. Friends call Saturday, p.m., 8090 S. State.

Midvale. Melba L. S. Kiegel CROFT. for Mrs.

Melba- Luanna Stirling Rietel. for- Cltv TMidprlt -who uraT conducted In St. Johns, Kan. Born Dec. 21.

1921. Salt Lake City, to D. S. and Madeline Granger Stir line. Married to G.

J. Riegel. Survivors: husband: sons. Enez Thornton Hoff GEORGETOWN. n- eral for Mrs.

Enez Thornton Hoff, 85. will be Monday noon. Georgetown Chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She died Thursday in a Montpelier hospital after long illness.

Born April 2. 1875. Providence. to Jasper and Sarah Elizabeth Dunn Thornton. Married to Emmanuel Hoff Nov.

6 1901. Logan NIELSEN TRUCKING COMPANY and PAUL W. NIELSEN to MILNE TRUCK LINES, INC. of certain of the intrastate onerating rights of Nieisen Trucking Company, Inc. Paul W.

Nielsen, dba Trucking Company and Paul W. Nielsen or of the cancellation of such operating rights and the issuance of like but rot rtuplicatlnz. authority to MILNE TRUCkl LINES. INC. or such other order as the Commission deems ap- prooriate.

Notice is hereby riven that the ahove-entitled Application, and Supplement to Application, will be heard bsfore the Public Service Commission of Utah, at its office. 310 State Capitol. SaU City. UtaK on Tuesday, the 13th day of December. 1360.

commencing at 10:00 o'clock a.m. This Is an application, and supplement thereto, for the npnroval of the Commission of that cer- t-iln agreement date- 1 September 30. 1961 between Milne Truck Lines. Inc. and Dale M.

Belt', Receiver nf the property and effects of Nielsen Trucking Corn- Tor the for Inerid Hill Decker will be held Saturday 3 p.m. from Evans 4c Early. 574 E. 1st South, in charge of Pastor Neale Nelson. Friends may call Friday 7-8 p.m.

and Saturday one hair hour prior to service. Interment Wasalch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral directors. Evans Early. 1-Special Notices CLASSIFICATION INDEX Need on Expert Lost and Found Help Wanted 7 to 11A For Rent to 27 Estate 28 to 36 or Sale Misc.

47 to 5 IN EVENT OF ERROR, notif our Classified Departments a once. Advertisers are expected check the first wiF not be responsible for any error after the first day. WHEN CANCELLING an demand a "Kill" number. allowance made without it. READ YOUR AD carefully.

fore placing it. Due.to median ical operation It Is Impossible to correct or change an ad unO It has appeared one time. WHEN 'PHONING Vour Wan Ad always ask for the ad be repeated back to you. sure to check your phone numbe anil address. Place a DIAL EM 3-152 DYER 1 services for Louis Spencer Dyer of 43.E; Jnd South will be held Saturday at 11.

a.m. the chapel at the Colonial 2128 S. State, where friends may call Friday evening 6-8 pjn. and Saturday prior to services. Interment Murray City Cemete; rectors.

Colonial Funeral ortuary. di- 3-Loft and Found Pom. dog. Light tan Ans. to "Bugs." Vic.

Ill -Ave. Reward. EL9-2295. with all studen ident. cards.

Please mail cards address given or call EL 5-2043 on ring with Initli Very important. AM 6-22987: pup, 14th E7 an gale Ave. Reward. DA 2-3047. EBICKSON Funeral services for Mary June Thomas Erlckson LDS Temple.

1942. Farm prior to moving to Georgetown. Member. LDS Church Relief Society. Primary.

Sunday School, Mutual Improvement Assn. Local seamstress. Survivors: several nieces and nephews. Friends call Matthews Burial. nplc.

nfiy li' He" died Feb. at Neeiey and Mortuary. Montpelier. eorgetown Cemetery. Estella Nelson ELKO.

Eatella Nelson. 73. for 50 years a resident of Elko County, died at an Elko hospital Friday mornins. Born July 3. 1887.

Sacramemo. Calif. Married to George Nelson. Feb. 17 1909 Sacramento.

Moved to Mountain City In 1910. Ta'jEht Et Mountain City number of years. During both World Wars, active in Red Cross work, doing much work on horseback in World War I. Survivor: nus'oand. Funeral.

Burns Funeral Home. Monday, 2 p.m Burial. Elko Cemetery- "any fo: transfer from Trucking Paul W. Nielsen, dba Trucking Company antf Paul W. Nielsen Milne Truck Lines.

Inc. of operating rights heretofore to Paul W. Nielsen, dba Nielfn Truckin? Comoany under C'rtifi- cates of Convenience and 1092-Sub 1, and No. 2. Case No.

3639. and subs. All abovp-mentloned riofii- ments are on flip available for inspection in the Commission office. By order of Commission. Dated at Salt 99th day of November.

1960. f- R. OPENSHAW. JR. Secretary will be held, the Larklu E.

South 1 cill the :aturday.3:45 p.m. in lortuary Chapel, 260 mple. Friends may mortuary Friday 6-8 Lady's watch. Uptown. Elgin white go: Rew.

CY 8-O11 ski in Holladay EL 5-8225. 1-Specia! Noticet p-m. and Saturday prior to services. Interment Murray City Cemetery. Funeral directors.

Larkin Mortuary. services for Mary Alice Funk Hatch will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Murray 10th LDS Ward chapel, 1 East 6100 Friends may call Friday 6-8 p.m. and Saturday from 11:39 a.m.-12:3(> p.m. at Jenkins Soffe Mortuary Chapel, 4760 S.

State. Interment at the Elysian Burial Gardens. Funeral director. V. C.

Soffe. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Pursuant to authority in Section 6331 of the Internril Revenue Code, the following described property has been seized for non payment of delinquent taxes due from Robert C. Gibson. The property will be sold in accordance with the provisions of Section 6335 of the Internal Revenue Code, and the regulations thereunder, at pub- 16th day of 47 West 4th p.m.

Mem Accident Report Here is a summary of traffic accidents investigated by Salt Lake police Friday: i.m.—2nd West and 17th South: automobile-truck. Drivers: Phil Romero. 42. 325 E. 4100 South: Ernest J.

Smith. 37. Lehl. Damage: $125. No injuries.

7:10 Rd. and Indiana Ave. (800 South); two automobiles. Drivers: Noel Richard Martin. 28, 2051 Kirkham Way (4320 South); Gerald Stock.

22. 1460 W. 3300 South, Damage: S100. No injuries. St- and 7th South: Leland Glen Wright.

18. American Fork: Walker Mathcson. 23, 207 Hubbard Ave. (982 South). 5350.

No injuries. p.m.—5th South and 10th East: Nick J. Nielsen. 18. Tootle; Donald James Bergsma.

27, 1155 4th East. Damage: $1S5. No injuries. Oklahoma 13:45 p.m 3rd South and 4th West: car-truck. Drivers: Wlliard Elmer Knlbble.

789 Caballcro Dr. (7705 South): Kenneth Norwood Dclaf. 40, Hegel. Survivors: John. William.

Croft: parents. Salt Lake City: brother, sister. Oavid G. Stirling. Mrs.

Ruth McGowen. Salt Lake City. Burial. St. Johns Cemetery.

Anna E. QuibeU Anna E. Quibell, 76. 856-35th died Friday in an Ogden rest home of a heart ailment. Born June 5.

1884. Germany, to Carl and Emily Casper Shultz. Married to Walter G. Qui bell Nov. 11, 1911, Salt Lake Temple.

Church of Jesus Christ of Saints. He died a year ago. Came to Ogden from Salt Lake City three years aso. Had been active in Salt Lake Jefferson LDS Ward. Survivors, daughters.

Mrs. Lorenzo Herget. Stirling. Alberta. Canada, and Mrs.

Kurt Engman. Salt Lake City: three grandchildren: brother. Funeral Tuesday, 12 noon. 260 E. South Temple.

Salt Lake City. Friends call Larkin Mortuary. Ogden. Monday. 7-9 Salt Lake place of services from 10 a.m.

prior. Burial. Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Sail Lake City. Isaac Richards ESCALANTE.

GARFIELD for Isaac Morgan Richards. 64. killed in Las Vegas. In an auto-pedestrian accident last Saturday will be conducted in the Escalantt Ward Chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Saturday. 1 n. Born Escalante In 1896. LDS Church. Veteran of World War I.

Survivors: brother, Thomas E. Richards. Tropic. Garfield Counts': three stepchildren. William Perkins POCATELLO.

Edward Perkins. S9. who made his home with a daughter, Mrs. C. Stevenson, 329 S.

10th died Friday in a Focatello hospital after an illness. Bom Nov. 16, 1871. Fort Smith. to Joseph and Mcrtha Nipper.

Married Vevie News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Brent Lortll a 19. Draper: Mertrnn Sorenson, 28. Holladay. Donn AlUn Cook, 21. Escondido.

FUt, 21. Salt Lake. Dilc Chirlei VanderbiU, 42. Salt Lake: Vtlmi Comfort. 45, Salt Lake.

Union Gary fVlddlson. 29. Salt Lake: Mi re Jenifer Ford. 22. Salt Lake.

Allen Echoles. 18. Boun- Bindra Whiteloek, 18, services for Murdq John Mclver will be held Saturday 12 noon from Evans Early. 574 E. 1st South.

In charge of Rev. Donald Christiansen. Friends may call Friday 7-8 p.m. and Saturday one half hour prior to Interment Valley view Memorial Park. Funeral directors.

Evans Early. Mass for Nellie S. Mike will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. 670 S.

llth East. Holy Rosary will be recited Friday at 8 p.m. at the Neil O'Donnell Mortuary. 1st South and 4th East where friends may call Friday from until 8:30 p.m. and Saturday at the family residence.

2705 Chadwlck. from. until 9:30 a.m. Blizzard tkL irial No. 1 210 with urker bindings.

Rew. IN6-002S. O3T on Highland Drive one hild's white Kalisthenlk shoe. 7-9586. Labrador, female, 6 bet.

33rd-39th So. Highland 3rlve. Reward. IN 7-3774. -B own etum- valuables.

IN 7-3955 eves. -Black patent purse. Mid- Market. PLEASE, PLEASE. rust cocker, white chest, feet.

S- State. Name Rew. EM 4-3402. roan mare, vie. 42nd South, 5th East.

Reward. AM 6-1677. ward. New Ute necklace. Re- EM 3-0069.

FREE USE OF 1961 LARK for a full year. Come in for full details KEN GARFF CO. LARK STATE AT Sth SOUTH WOMEN SUCCESS CAN BE YOURS AT ANY AGE-BE A PBX SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST Short training period, low tuition, day or evening classes. No age barrier. Good salaries.

SAIT IAKE CITY SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL 802-S03 Felt Bldg. EL 5-8360 LEARN TO SWIM 30-LESSONS $10 CALL HU 4-9521 RESURRECTION! "When will the of the dead begin." lear the answer Dec. 4ih. the YWCA. 322 3rd at 2 Public invited.

Free. 3awn Bible Students Assn. PRIVATE DETECTIVES Divorce Latest wireless voice recorders, transmitters celvers. EL 5-4666. investigated, activated and re- TUTOR1NG IN READING GOODRICH READING CENTER 'honlc method.

2 Iocs. CR7-165J UNWANTED HAIR Vanished away with Saca-Pelo Saca-Pelo is different. It does not dissolve or remove hair Irom the surface, but penetrates and retards growth of unwanted hair Lor-Beer Lab. 5. 679 Gran ville.

Vancouver 2. B.C. Point by Number Pictures $1.00 EACH HAVE your children received a personal Xmas letter from SANTA CLAUS. Send child- name, address. SOc to Box 367 Murray, Utah.

ead Both RICELESS Christmas gift, royal Kashan rug, 5x7: 2 Silk prayer rugs (collector's pieces). Call EL 5-7818; ORIGINAL oil painting by artist. framed. Landscapes, still life, prices. HU 7-7 lalne Ave.

7-7902. 956 ANTA CLAUS IS CUTTING HAIR at Morry's in Bountiful and 4th East 21st So. in Salt Lake 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Free gift.

Continental Beauty College 2230 S. 7TH EAST Special Lanolin perm. Com Plete with' cut. $5. HU S-8447.

IDE OF BEEF, 45c side of ork. 3Sc cut, rozen free. PARKER'S MARKET. HU 4-6521. collection for sale, Austrian 1945-1960.

German 1918-1960. "Write A. Re'issner. Dbnawitz. Kerpelystrasse 27, Austria, Europe new dresses.

coats, suits. NEARLY NEW SHOP. 312 E. 1st South. MUST sacrif.

excel, new Niagara Cyclo-Pnd wit hand unit. A fine buy. IN 7-8173 LANE MASSAGE SALON Fi ladies and gentlemen. EL 5-457: IHIDOLOGY, reflexology. Kay ville, 376-3127.

WORLD Massage- Parlor. Men women. 1800 S. State. HU 7-780.

Bus Lines ROSE PARADE TOUR Including San Diego. Tijuana Catalina, hotels, trans sightseeing, etc, 8-days. leavin Dec. 27. Write or phone JAMES TOURS 460-7th Ave.

EM 3-5229, EL 9-805 We on outstanding salet- iady position available In our beautiful ladies' hat chop. This is permanent year round position that payj extremely well. Experience in selling millinery or ready- to wear ts, of eourje, desirable, but nor as important as a friendly personality, neat appearance end a sincere desire to learn. also have several part time laleslady vacancies. Please apply 10-6 p.m.

to Mr. Blumert. REEDS MILLINERY iO Host Broadway We Have Requests for STENOGRAPHERS QUALIFIED TYPISTS Insurance Policy Writers Secretaries File Clerk Excellent Starting Salaries Opportunity for Advancement FORMER UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ONLY Apply PLACEMENT BUREAU Park Room 107 University of Utah MILLINERY SALESLADY Experience necessary. Full-time employment. Permanent position.

Wonderful opportunity for right person. Apply to Grace Hart, MILLINERY DEPT. MAKOFF 'ERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL, EVELYN PIXTON, Hotel- Utah Lodge. Ill W.N.T. DA 6-8519 DRIVERS to drive cars to cu rounding cities and West Coa cities.

Also from Detroit. Chicago and Denver, etc. This is not employment. Deposit and references necessary. 3403 S.

State or phone IN 6-0908. HAVE reliable Santa Claus visit your or office par- HU 4-3988. CAROLYN, please contact me, most important. Call collect. Ever loving friend Renee Gibson.

JARRELL'S permanent special. S5.95. Darrell's Salon, Midvale, AM 5-3506 or Kearni CY 8-1221. IELIKE or repair your own dentures. Economy Dental Aids EL 5-6422, 465 S.

7th East. UNWANTED Permanently. 1230 E. South Temp! HAIR ANNA GREGORY. iple.

9-8891. PEMFLE Square Hotel Barber Shop. Open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. EL 52981. Doll'clothirg, S5 a IN 7-0051-' THIS is an opportunity for young lady over 28 years of age, who is experienced in office procedure and general bookkeeping, must be able to type accurately at 60 w.p.m.

and take shorthand. Very pleasant working conditions day week, with an expanding public accounting firm. Vacation, insurance, bonus program. EL9- 3421 after' 1 p.m. for appointment.

RIDE wanted from Wherry Housing to-Oiden between 7 end 8 a.m. TA 5-4279. S.L. RESID. wishes to drive Portland or Seattle.

IN 7-5045. RIDEHS wanted to N.Y.C. or vie. Leave Dec. 17.

EL 9-2885. 7-HeIp Wonted-Women larties, clubs. SANTA CLAUS-for or groups. EM 3-P" PET Service CALL Alcoholics AM 2-0584. Box 21.

Anonymous, South SX.C. FRENCH Weave Service Any damage. 3-day service. EL 5-3952. BARBERS, items.

Supply 118 W. 3d So. DpU, wardrobe, 10 PC. £5 EM 4-7459. -IN 7-9555.

GITITAR lessons. 8-week course, S12. Instrument fum. DA 2-0449. ACCORDION lessons riven in Instr.

EM 4-6275. GUITAR lessons- given in your home. Inatr. furnished EM 4-6275. ANTIQUE GUNS.

COINS. STAMPS Beehive. 368 E. 3rd So. EL S-9052 EXTRA LARGE TRUNK EL S-6353 NECCHI Super Nova, table model.

5-6353. EXQUISITE hand-painted linens. Must see to appreciate. CR 8-8821 Notices HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL NURSE-AIDES Women 25-50, minimum height weight proportioned to height, good health, good references, neat appearance. Will train in nursing duties.

For 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. and p.m. shifts. $180 per mo. MAIDS Women maid work.

Must be in good health, neat, weight proportioned to height. 40-hr, week, 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. J175 per mo. Uniform furnished. Women with children under 16 not eligible for either job.

All applicants must live in Salt-Lake City. Apply at personel otiice, Holy Cross Hospital. 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri. Security Merit Advancement APPLICANTS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED for the following Civil Service asitions in the Salt Lake City Poce Department: Female cleik-typist.

age 18-45. J3.180 to S3.540. S15 mo. uniform allowance. Must tyne 40 words per roin.

Application blanks and de- failed information available at Room 303 City and County Bldg. -The. above position entails SHIFT WORK. Last filing date Dec. 9.

1960. held Rose lie auction on the December. I960, at South, Salt Lake City. Utah, at 10:00 a.m. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1 1953 Oldsmobile Sedan 8 Cylinder Identification No.

537MIO 4.26. Only the right, title, and interest of Robert C. Gibson in and to the property will be offered for sale. The terms of payment will be cash, or by certified cashier's or treasurer check. ROLAND V.

WISE District Director of Internal Revenue By C. D. Creel JB-875 Revenue Officei services for Garland Grant Miller will be Saturday 2 p.m. in the Room. 35 E.

7th South. Friends may call at the Dejeret Mortuary Saturday 1 hour prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery, Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary. Uful; Marilyn Salt Lake.

Albert CaUniarltl. 40. Salt Lake: Shlrler Lake. Derereaax. 21, Salt Harold Euient Hansen.

17, Salt Lake: Loa Lake: Jeanne Anderion. 16. Salt James Lake: Morcan Knott, 23. Salt LEGAL NOTICE The Utah State Board of Pardons will hear the following cases at 9:00 a.m.. Wednesday.

December 7. 1960. at the Hearing Room of the Utah State Prison. HEARING ON PAROLE OR TERMINATION OF SENTENCE: Case No. 1014.

Frank Young: No. 1319. Gary Wilkinson: No. 2067 Carl Keith Cam No. 2068.

Everett Rinehart: No. 2069. Clifford G. Gilc: No. 2070.

Joe Garcia: No. 2071. Michael A. Salta: No. 2072.

Tom Keith. HEARING ON PAROLE VIOLATION: Case No. 1394. Joseph HOJkins: No. 1786.

Ralph Krause. By Order of the Board of Pardons the State of Utah. services for Miss Susan -Myrtle Sutton will be held Saturday 2 p.m. in the Lar- Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6-B p.m.

and Saturday prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Ceme' directors. Larkin Mo: services tor Mrs. Anna T. Stamos.

550 Wilmington ave will be held in Greek Orthodox Holy Trinity Church. 279 S. Second West. Tuesday. 2 p.m.

Praver services Monday. 7 p.m at the Deseret Mortuary. 36 E. Seventh South. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Fun- cral directors. HOW; TO WRITE A GOOD CLASSIFIED WANT AD 1-tT'S ALWAYS BEST to start your advertisement with of the article, or service- riavn to offer. you an opcrtmenf room for rent or property for ifort your advertisement with locotion. 2-BE CLEAR.

Readers rsspond more quickly ond favorably when complete, or definite Information. IT EASY for th'n reader-proipect to reoch you. Always Insert your telephone number or your noma ond address. If you da. not hava regular hours, givs a preferred time to hove prospects contact you, 4-THE GREATEST READER ATTENTION can secured for your cdver- tisemenr by using consecutive Insertions.

PIcy seven day order Is best and ceils leal ore oko very ipeciol monthly rotes for those who cira desirous of keeping their or offer before the public every doy. You can itop your od In the event of results. ond then you pay only for the days it published. YOURSELF In the reader's position end oslc yourself whal you would like to know (about your offer). The answer you give will make a Classified Ad.

CLASSIFIED renders are already Interested In buying your used 01 new merchandise. These people have ths money and are already In CASHIER TOOELE Earn salary promotions and position advancement as you learn varied and interesting assign raents. Our career progression training program offers unusua opportunities to advance 1o posi tions oi greater responsibilities while earning regular salary ad vancements. High school graduate bet. 18-35 is nreferred.

Atinlv NATIONAL FINANCE CO. 1 35. OF TOOELE Main. Tooele, Utah WILLESEN Funeral services for Anna Marie Fischer Willcsen will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Beaver West Ward chapel.

Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South. Friday, 5-7 p.m., and at the ward on Saturday, one hour prior to services. Interment in the Gunnison Cemetery- Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary.

the market to buy. So givt good ad espy. them every advantage you con with (B-90) BRENT T. LYNCH. Executive Secretary.

for Mabel Earl Walsworth will be held Saturday 10 a.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 260 E. South Temple. Friends may can at the mortuary Friday 6-3 p.m.

and Saturday prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors. Larkin Mortuary. ADS THAT Jo bring lotjsfoctlon do 10, not through any cf readership, but because they ore often corelesily worded ond do not contain enough information to aet prompt cctlon.

8-TO TIACE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT In the Icke Newspapers, where you reach the greatest Classified Want Ad cudience between Denver and the Pacific Coast, call EM 3-IS25, and osk for an Ad- Taker, ear' 01 calling frisnd because eur art schooled to be helpful in such morten. Rememberi You get 7 Dayi for the Price of Day Free. jay "Charge It." Maddox. 1895. Eureka Springs.

Ark. died there ini 1921. Operated stores TTfafi at Eureka Sprints. Okmulgee. UIaQ ano Monrovia.

re- Marianne Lrci, 18. Salt Lake. Paul Michael Tichmrceny, 21. Salt Lake: Cirolrn Jmntt Wnt. 15.

Salt Lake. WillUm Ertstni Dodre. 62, Salt Lake: 1-eih Porter TTiljen, 58. Sail Lake. Weber County Jerry Jensta 17.

inuton Terrace: Barbara Ann Taj-ler, 16. Washington Terrace. Henry J. 22, Los Angeles: Rood. Ogdcn.

375 Scott Ave. (3450 South t. Damage: £290. No Injuries. 5:16 East snd 3rd South: three cars.

Drivers: James William Smith. 16. 1177 E. South Temple; John R. Walker, 18.

American Fork; Jean Cahoon Allison. 21. GranU- ville. Damage: $930. No injuries.

3:05 n.m.—45C-2nd East: two automobiles. Driven: Lewis A. Peterson. 60. 121-6th East; Edwin H.

Jackson. 66. 6027 S. State. Damage: S450.

No 4:45 p.ra.—NavaJo St. (S340 West) ml flth South; two automobiles. Driven: Hyrum George White, 67, 2S90 S. 9000 Weit; Shirley Webb, 21, flift Navajo suffered bruises. Monte Ray Webb, 5: De Ray Webb, B.

and Lonnie Webb, 8 months, all BI8 Navaio St, suffered Samage; H25. tiring 1930. Came to Pocatello. 1955. Member Christian Church.

Survivors: widow: son. Oklahoma City: daughter. Mrs. Stevenson: four grandchildren. seven great-grandchildren; brother.

Chanes. Okmuljrce: sister. Frank Robert Brown. 29, American Fork; Sharon Wlnr, 18, American "ork. Jerrotd Ramon Morgan, 27, Salt Brlcnholt, Karen Mrs.

R. E. Raybum. Calif. Bods- will be Eureka Springs for se Pasadena.

taken to 20, Arrangements neral Home. by vices, bur jwnard al. Mary E. Hunt POCATELLO. IDAHO Mrs.

Mary Hu a Pocatellq illness. DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court vs. Clair Jo-j UD I with I tiff custodyi ters. Mrs. Margaret Golob and' Merritt Greeling.

Bom 27 1874. Wooster. Ohio, to James and Emaline Heffelfinger Halio- Graduated from Dcntson University. Married to Clyde Clarence Hunt. Homesteadcd Nyssa.

until 1947 when moved to Twin Falls He died 18i9. Member, Presbyterian Church. Civic Crab. Charter Member Library Board and Book Clua. all of Nyjsa.

Only survivors tello. arc daughters at Saturday. 1. Poca p.m., ineral Home. Burial, minor child.

S80 a month Diane GrecnburK Van Rosen-; oaal vs. Ronald C. Van mental cruelty. PJ.iintiff awarded decree, custody two minor chil-' drrn. Thelma B.

Stanton vs. Lawrence Stanton roental: cruelty. Plaintiff awarded custody two minor children. S300 a month support and alimony. Jean Marie Allrcd vs.

Joseph' Dow Allred. rn cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody seven minor children. Slfli a month support ind alimony. They'll Do Ii Every Time! CUBES COBALT STUDIED TEN YEARS IN EUROPE-BUT STILL CAtfT MAKE HIS RAINT1N6S PAY OFF By Jimmy Hatlo WHILE PRJMO JUST TOOK UP THE BRUSHES DOING VERY DEE'S HAMBURGERS ARE EXPANDING Steady positions open for our new location.

Married women under 38. Day and eve- nine shifts. Men -for cooking. Exper. preferred but not necessary.

ApDly 33rd Highland Monday. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. CASHIER-TYPIST Permanent position. Genera office duties 5ncl.

typing, som figures and meeting the public Opport. for advancement. Salan in keeping with training and exper. Age 19 to 30. 5-day week Liberal employe benefits.

Se Mr. I arson. 121 E. 3rd South DA 2-S573. PART-TIME car hop for Frt an Sat.

nisht. Attrsc. Over 18. dining rm, waitress Must be neat, attrac. Pref.

ove 35. Day or night shift. See Mr Blight. Apply King's Kitchen, 7 East 33rd South. Duple operat George.

S20 EXPERIENCED couple small motel. St. month and apartment for 2 only Give age. expenence. references AtUs BldS MATURE reliable LDS woman tend children and gen.

house work. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. 5 day wk. Must have car.

Midvale are: AM 5-O940. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Registered or experience quired. Coll EL 5-4654. S200 PER MO. Housekeeper, day general housework, som cooking, live out.

Give experier.c and state if car available. Bo S-o6. care of this paper. HOSTESS-CASHIER Married. Nonsmoker.

Transpo tation. Age 35 to 50. Part-time start. Write Box S-59, in care this paper. Enclose recent photo TO GIRL FRIDAY Need highly qualified woman 21 to 35 with typing, shorthand experience, some bookkeeping knowledge.

Coll tn person after 8 a.m. Monday; 2602 So. State. IBM CARD PULLER Girls to work as IBM card pull- sr for an estab. wholesale firm.

Must be dependable, attractive, good in arithmetic. Please do not call, apply in person to Mr. A. W. Sou vail SOUVALL BROTHERS 1550 So.

Redwood Rd. HATURE woman age 25-40, prefer experience in banking, and finance company Must be excellent typist and have had telephone experience. National company benefits, salary commensurate with ability. Reply by letter only to William E. Kansen, Box 1742.

City. DAY Invoicing work, filing and typing. Large national contracting and distributing firm. Branch office in Salt Lake City. Willing to work about 14 day, days per "week.

Write giving experience, references, age, etc. Box S-38, care of this paper. $150 TO START Core of children in attractive well equip, home Valley, Idaho, oreo. EM 3-9492, Friday aft. 4 p.m.

WORK 5 day week. Wonderful opportunity for energetic lady to earn excellent income. Experience not necessary. Complete training Jf you qualify. Luzier Cosmetics, EM 35746.

WAITRESS Good hours top pay Apply Mrs. Williams Alta Club 100 E. So. Temple. TOP LEVEL SECRETARY.

Capable of taking short hand and typing on a volume basis. Excellent employe benefits and working conditions. Salary open. 449 Main. Astaire dance studio needs instructors.

No previous training or exper. needed. We train you for a pleasant and successful career. Call 2-2901. WOMAN Care for semi-Invalid, light work.

DA 2-0994. 8-WoBieii Vfant Work LOVING care, small children, my home. SOc hr. 141 W. 2nd North.

Mrs. Terry. EM 3-1144. EXPERT child care, my home. Hose.

Park area. 1157 Picture Drive. EL 9-4984. TEND 2 or 3 small children while- mother works, light housekeep-: ing. 5 days a week.

AM CHILDREN cared for. my home. 15th South, 16th East. HU 6-8218. IRONING.

85c hr. 167 St. DA 8-0464 CHILD care for 1 or 2. My home, east side. IN 6-3336.

CHILD caie. Toss, games, hourly. etc. 1419 E. 4800 South.

CR 7-7348. EXPKR. Steno. Dictation, typing? DA 2-3892 weekend. IRONING IN 6-4632 CURTAINS hand laundered.

Pickup and delivered. EL 9-9676. ----PAINS, bedspreads, tablecloths. Pickup, deliver. IN 7-4492.

TYPING, addressing, mailing, my. home. EM 4-7561. IXPERIENCED receptionist, typing. EL 8-8183.

IRONING IN 7-4590 TAKE the drudgery out of ironing. Let me doit-IN7-3732. HOUSEWORK WANTED. 4988. EL 9-3845.

EL8-' BOOKKEEPING, typing, addressing, mailing, my home. CR 7-1158. WILL tend children in my home, 6th 9th E. EM 3-9600. WOMAN wants light housework or nursing.

Live in. DA 2-2397. 1216 TO $50 WEEKLY 1 Exchang s-our spare or full time for exce lent earnings selling Avon Co mcUcs Aie-x cood territories CH LD AH i home. 1063 Lin- availabie. EL 5-5147.

rEND" children, my home. Harrison Ave. HU MATURE reliable LDS woman to tend children and gen'l housework. a.m. to 5 p.m., days wk.

Apply between 11:30 and 12. 34j E. 33rd South. HOUSEKEEPER for working mother. Live in.

Permanent. References. Call after 6:30 p.m. EMS- WOMEN to live with and care for elderly lady. Light work 0 110 aucsted NEED fior.s money? Earn top commts- plastlcs.

Jewelry. with housework and Must live in. Board, wage. HU 4-2684. children.

Tm. and WOMEN wanted to assemble Jew- e'ry at home. Star Jewelry 60 W. Calif LADY TO LIVE IN and care for Ut rt tOWn EXPER. waitress wanted.

Excel. workin? renditions snd salary at Utah Cafe. 32 So. Main XCrtTiT children RELIABLE maid part-time onlv. Eastin Motor Lodee, S.

be extx enced. 1954 E. 27th S. HIT fi--r5 EXPERIENCED W. 2nd South.

cook. Apply 5fll time work. Motor Lodgg. 1213 E. 21rt Smiit.

CHILD care and light houseworl- board. cv coin. EM 3-6398. Refere'nces. EXPERIENCED woman cleaning work at night EL 9-5209.

CHILD care my home by hour, day or week. Rose Pfc. EM 3-4813. IRONING 13 a bushel. EL9-474S TEND i or 2 children, my home, U.

campus. EM 4-7928 pr EXPERIENCED" IRONING. PICK UP. DELrVERY. TN- 7-6212.

9-Men Wont Work experience. A Ai mo Sma11 Truck dnvuiE exper. cif md mVs mPl ment 21 ar.d MAINTEl NANCE MAN. 25 yrs. in MOTEL 30 carc daily bet 4 WiD WOT or 8 Act LDS.

DA' i ''j 7 i ufn: THE will do Xmas decorating 1 mechanical drafting work to learn machinist s. BOT COUPLE WA'NT JANITOR JOB" IN 7-0260 FINISH work. salesman. 30 m. old.

steady position HU 5-2219. PAJTx i JT Gd. work. ri Free est. CR helper.

Can do rough canMntgr work. CR7-M83 VWEN YOU NEED HELP Place A DiAL EM 3-1525 RAL hauling, clean up, cd(! Reasonable. IN 7-9701 KKEfER desires naft-tifnT eves. EL9-8IJO TJlUOr i 1 rk Have 9A-Employment Agincics COX EMPIOYMENT SERVICE HU7-7TSI.