The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 87

The Salt Lain Tribune, Friday, February 20,1959 D5 Scanning High School Highlights East's Orchestra Swings Out on '59 Concert Journey Today By Jan Ekeberg The East High orchestra, under the baton of Dow Young, Is beginning its annual tour of Salt Lake junior high schools. The first concert will be given Krtday at' Irving Junior High. On the program will be selections from "South Pacific" and the minuet movement from Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, The band will also piay. The second con- cert will be at Mw Roosevelt Junior High on Tuesday and will consist of largely the came pieces. On Friday, during an afternoon assembly, East will be honored with a concert by the University of Utah Band.

Last year the band concert was one of the most talked-about assemblies and one of the most enjoyed. St. Mary of the Wasatch By Jane Terry Seaweed, starfish and fish nets were part of "Ebb Tide," theme for the Senior Ball last Saturday at Mountain Peak Inn. Darlene Wll- 11 a s' orchestra provided music for the event. The traditional Miss St.

Mary's was Geri Tyndall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Tyndall, Reno, Nev. First attendant was Carole Hartoch, daughter! of Dr. and Mrs.

Kurt Hartoch, Winnemucca, Nev. Shirley St. Louis was second attendant, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry St.

Louis, Slater, Colo. At an assembly last JTonday, Sister M. Rosary announced new members of Kappa Theta. They are Carole Hartoch, Mary Colbath, Kay Belaustegui and Elsa Payne. The highest ranking student was Carole Hartoch.

The six girls to be on the Honor Roll were congratulated. They are Shirley St. Louis, Francis Herrera, Rosemary Newman. Rita Puccinelli, Cheryl Miglioretto and Julia Clark. Those honored in the Junior National Merit Society were Grace Er- Terry ramouspe, Maria Cordova, Hilary Berryman, Doothy O'Malley and Donna McPherson.

Granite By Sharon Hintze The Boys' League has set the date for the annual Fathers' and Sons' night for Feb. 25. Plans are under way with games and prizes as the big a 11 a ctlons The program will feature talent from the boys and, a demonstration by the CAP drill team. With the increased Interest in photography about the Granite campus, the.new photography classes plan to organize activity will give its members the opportunity to learn as well as enjoy the work scheduled. The group is not completed, but as the year progresses, more and more activities will be planned.

The member's of the organization as well as the photography classes will use the yearbook's darkroom Miss Hintze club. The for developing and printing of their negatives. Highland By Deanna Sherwood Highland's schedule this week and next Includes a series of educational assemblies. Air Force officers presented a movie by Walt Disney on outer space for the senior high students Tuesday. Safety films were shown In the boys' and girls' gym classes Tuesday and Thursday.

The Utah Symphony Orchestra will present its auditorium for the entire student body next Wednesday. Every year during February and March, applications are submitted for Girls State. South By Annette Bischoff South High School has 35 stu- dents participating in the annual Weber College high school speech meet. Schools from all over the state will participate. South students will compete In poraneous speaking, oratory and debate.

The ts will leave for Weber Friday morn- Ing, returning that evening, then spend all day Sal- urday at the col- lege Miss a M1 BUcholf Rohde, an English teacher at South, will sponsor the group. West By Lynnette Rasmussen The annual student workshop City Approves Lights The Salt Lake City Commission Thursday authorized installation of two incandescent lamps on a curve along 2300 West at the Salt Municipal Airport. wai held Thuriday at Weit High. Studenti met without the vltlon of teachers and dlicuned problems confronting the school and students. Solutions are worked out and then put Into practice, 'Brigadoon" will be presented March 11, 12 and 13 in the Panther auditorium.

Taking leads in the operetta will be Sheila sorensen, Marty Brinton, Ann Rowe and John isrown. Jordan By Barbara Butterfield Jordan debate students will travel to Weber College Friday for the annual debate tournament Friday and Saturday. Contestants will include: Shirley Greenwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Greenwood; Janice Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Melvin C. Jenkins, Carol 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton D.

Cundick; Sharon Mabey, daughter of Mrs. Doris J. Mabey; Henry Miner, ion Mr. and Mrs, Glen B. Miner; Sheryl Ashman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Ashman; Bob Akagl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Akagi; Lynn Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.

U. T. Jones; Carol Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones; Connee Pierce, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Pierce: WelU, ion ct Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Wells; Phillip Yorgason, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James D. Yorgason; Claron Burgon, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Burgon, and Howard Kcmpton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Kempton.

YET COSTS LESS THAN MANY WASHERS ALONE! New 1959 Philco Di DUOMATIC NOW ONLY 389 95 EVEN LESS WITH TRADE IsTow AS NOTHING DOWN WE INSTALL AND SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! LLOYD'S INC. DUOMATIC demonstrated in our 42 East 8th South DA 2-0411 Acrosf from Stan Parking Let Intermountain Obituaries Gilbert M. Hadley Gilbert M. Hadley. 42.

557 Sherman Ave. (1330 South), died Thursday. 11:45 a.m.. at 401 W. Bth North after heart attack.

Born April 28. 1916. Brazil, Ind. Married Elva B. Stockham Oct.

20, 1955, Osden. Came to Utah in 1949. ator Hadley metal processing firm. Member of Acacia Lodse 17, Giddeon i y. Salt Like City: Bethel Baptist Church.

Survivors: sons. Mr. Hadley Mark. Paul: stepdaughters, Mrs. Valeric Cashman, Bonnie Stockham.

Sherril Jo Stockham, all Salt Lake City: two brothers: cranddaushter. Funeral Saturday, 3 p.m.. Ma. inic Temple. 650 E.

South Temnle. Friends call 574 'E. 1st South Friday 6-8 p.m.. Masonic Temnle half hour prior. Burial Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Dorris D. Clark OAKLAND. CALIF. Dorris Donald Clark, 53, former Salt Lake resident, died Tuesday in a San Leandro.

hospital after a stroke. Born Nov. 7, 1900, Provo, to Jonah and Estella Fnsbey Clark. Married Chloe Loveland Dec. 31.

1921. Later divorced. Married Leora McBride in 1945. She died October 1958. Moved to California in 1946.

Veteran of World War II. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Auto mechanic. Survivors: Two sons, one daughter, Wayne, Magna; Blaine and Mrs. Mayo (Lavern) Hogue, both Salt Lake City: five grandchildren: mother, San Francisco; four brothers and four sisters, Arling (Bud) and Mrs.

Terry i Venice) Peneueta, San Francisco; Thomas Bcnnard Clark. San Bruno. Mrs. Raymond fZaida) Chung. Hawaii; Mrs.

Harry (LaRee) Arend. Fairbanks, Alaska; Marrell. Provo: Eldon and Mrs. Rudy (Norma) Larsen, Salt Lake City. B.

D. YanLecuwen Funeral for Benjamin Dale Van- Lceuwen. 14, 555 N. 9th. West, will be Saturday 10 a.m., 260 E.

South Temple, where friends may call Friday 6-8 p.m., Saturday prior He died Wednesday 6:30 p.m at his home. Born Aug. 2, 1944, Salt Lake City, to Benjamin and Betty Alice Mann Vap.Le.eu- wen. Student Jordan Junior High School. Member Fifteenth Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints.

Survivors: parents; sisters, Mrs. Jack Betty 1 Burnside: Judy and Linda, all Salt Lake City. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Bradley Boynton Bradley Boynton. month and a half old son of Delbert and Marearet Jensen Boynton, Fremont Ave.

1185 West) died Thursday 6:15 a.m. in a Salt Lake hospital of pneumonia. Born Jan. 1959. Salt Lake City.

Survivors: parents; two sisters, one brother. Pamela Louise, Dcbra Marearet and Lewis Joffery; three crandpar- cnts, Mrs. Mary Jane Boynton. all Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Jensen, Bountiful. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m.. Union Mortuary. Bountiful, where friends may call rl- rtav 7-9 p.m. and Saturday prior.

Burial. Bountiful Memorial Park. John S. Murray GLENDALE, ARIZ. John (Jack! Sheldon Murray, 30, former Suit Laker, died Wednesday afternoon of injuries received in an automobile accident.

Born July 31, 1928, Salt Lake City, to John S. snd Maurine Gerstenflacer Murray. Married Charlotte Button October 1949, Glendale. Left Utah in 5948. Survivors: widow; parents; daughters, son.

Jean Ann, Charec.n, Jolynn and John Glendale: sisters, Mrs. Matthew E. (Ga.v) Chappell, Grand Junction, Mrs. James lElaine) Chaillot. Mobile, Ala.

Funeral, burial Glendale. Anne G. D. Spangler services for Mrs. Anne Gensemer Duncan Spanpler.

92. former Salt Lake City resident, were conducted Monday in Philadelphia. She died last Friday at her residence in Philadelphia. She was married to Benjamin F. Duncan.

He died in 1926 Left Salt Lake City in 1930. Married to Edward W. Spnncler. Member 1'EO sorority and DAR. While in Salt Lake City was active in First Presbyterian Church.

Survivors: a son, Daniel G. Duncan, Philadelphia. Mike G. Martinez C. Martinez.

5-1. Clearficld, died Thursday at his home of a heart ailment. Born May 29, 1904, in Abiquiu, N.W.. to Onesimo and Francis- auitn GallOBOS Martinez. Married Sophia Duran January 1927, in Corlez.

Colo. Member of bt. Mary's Catholic Church: Employed nt Hill Air Force Base. Resided in ORden aiwi CIcarfield 16 years. Survivors: widow, sons, Le Roy B.

Martinez, Clearfield: Teddy O. Martinez. Bridceport, Gil- Martinez. Washington. six grandchildren: brother.

M. Martinez, San Dieso, Calif. Funeral will be announced by Meyers Mortuary. Myrtle Heath SAN FRANClSCO-Miss Myrtle Heath, about 65, former a 11 Lake resident, died Thursday, at residence in San Francisco after a linRcrins Former piano teacher in Salt Lake City, ted Utah about 1930. Survivors: Three sisters.

Mrs. Irene Sure, Mrs. Marsurcte Gilbert and Mrs. Roberta Fawzcr, all San Fran- Cisco. Funeral and burial, Saturday in San Francisco.

Alonzo F. Smith PLEASANT F. Smith. 86. died Thursday 2:30 p.m.

jn an American Fork hospital aftci Ions illness. Born Oct. 23, 1872, American Fork, to Oliver and Jane Ncarf Smith. Married Harriett Ov-nrd Sept. 20, 1894.

Salt Lake Temple. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Snlnts. Cattleman, sheepman. Served LDS mission to Tahiti. Active In LDS nrcanlwi- 1iom.

Survivors: widow; six sons, one dauRnter. EUKCIIC and Earl, San Diego, Lymati. GeorBC, Nile, and Mrs. K. E.

(Rhucmma) Frankcom, all Pleasant Grove; Elliott, Lehi; 33 urandchlldron. 33 Kreat-srandchildrcn. Funeral Monday 1:30 p.m., Third-Sixth LDS Ward chiiocl. Friends may call 01- pln-Sundberg Mortuary, Pleasant 7-9 p.m. and Monday prior.

Burial, American rork City Cemetery. Cordelia I. Barker MOAB Funeral services for Mrs. Cordelia Ilene Backer, 41. bo Friday 2 p.m..

Moab Ward chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She died Monday 11:30 p.m. nt her res- dcncc of natural causes. Born Oct.

fl. 1917 In Oregon. Mnrrled to Keith Barker Oct. 8, JIMS, Phoenix, Ariz. Came to Utah 1914.

Oneratcd cafe in Monb. Survivors: husband; two sons, two jlaunhtcrs, Mike, Dennis. Kny ana Tamera, All of Moab, Friends may call Turner Funcrnl Home, Monb, Friday prior. Burial, Grand Valley Cemetery. Annie Cederquist Mrs.

Annie (Anna) Louisa Larsson Cederquist, 90, 447 E. 13th South, died Wednesday 6 15 p.m. at 4790 Holaday Blvd. (1715 East) of causes incident to age. Born Oct.

17, 1863, Ihandoda, Stockholm, Sweden, to John G. and Charlotta Perrson. a r- ried to John Alfred Coder- auist Oct. 12, 1892, Logan Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Mrs. Cederauist Saints.

He died in 1949. Member Liberty Park LDS Ward. Came to Utah in 1891. Survivors: sons, daughters. John Twin Falls, Idaho: Florence Cederquist, Los Angeles; Victor Salt Lake City; Mrs Ralph P.

(Ethel Ball, San Francisco: 7 grandchildren: 10 great-grandchildren: 2 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday noon, 260 E. South Temple, where friends may call Friday 6-8 p.m., Saturday prior. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Infant Hayes RICHMOND, Cache County Graveside services for P.

K. Hayes III, infant son of Capt. Mrs. P. K.

Hayes II, Corvallis. who was born and died there Feb. 18, will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in Richmond Cemetery. Survivors: Parents: sister.

Lani; grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Hayes, Logan, and Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Monson. Salt Lake City; great- grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walking.

Logan. Albert K. Simmons SPANISH FORK Funeral for Albert K. Simmons. 28.

Spanish Fork, will be Saturday, 1 p.m.. Lakeshore Ward Chapel. Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints. Died Wednesday. 12:45 p.m..

in a Burley, Idaho, hospital of what officers termed an accidental gunshot wound. Friends call Walker Mortuary Friday. 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday at family residence. Lakeshore, prior. Burial, Spanish Fork City Cemetery.

William Shanley AMERICAN FORK Graveside services were conducted here Thursday for William Shanley, 74. former Salt Lake resident. He died Saturday in a Phoenix, hospital 'of cancer. Born Jurle 24, 1884, Patterson, N.J. His wife, Elizabeth Boley Shanley.

died Jan. 9, 1952. He left Salt Lake City shortly thereafter. Survivors: Son, William B. Shanley, Phoenix: two grandchildren and two sisters.

Emma Beidlinger PAUL. IDAHO Mrs. Emma Reidlinger, 56, Paul, died Wednesday night after a brief illness. Born Aug. 26, 1902, in Annental, South Russia, she came to the United States and lived in McIntosh.

S.D. Was married Aug. 26. 1902. to John Reidlinger: moved to Paul in 1936.

Member of Paul Baptist Church. Survivors: husband: sons and daughters, Otto and Herbert, Paul: Mrs. Lorena Cornstock and Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings. Burley: Mrs.

Alma Hornbacher. American Falls: Mrs. Elvina Praegitzer, Mrs. Leona Conner, Mrs. Christina Jennings and Caroline Reidlinger, all Paul; four brothers, two sisters, nine grandchildren.

Alfred Kynaston POCATELLO, IDAHO Alfred William Kynaslon, 52, 141 Jones died Wednesday after a heart attack. Born April 19. 1906, at Bancroft to William Lambert and Margaret Paul Kynaston. Resided here since 1924. Married Ruth Minshew at Pocatellp, Aug.

1, 1928. Railroad machinist, member of Machinist Lodge and elder in Ninth Ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: widow: son, La Verne; daughters, Mrs. Vclbart (Marthalu) Jackson, Mrs.

Fred (Shirley) Hunziker, Pocatello: four brothers, two sisters. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m., Ninth LDS Ward chapel, by FranX Hammon, bishop. D'Alton Hartman Jr. POCATELLO, IDAHO D'Alton Wado Hartman 36. 471 Randolph died Tuesday at his home of a liver ailment and pneumonia.

Employed as car salesman until ill health forced his retirement. Born Feb. 22, 1922, at Pocatello to Don Edith Burke Hartman Sr. Served as sergeant in U.S. Army during World War II: married Louise Liridsay.

Aug. 4. 1946, at Dillon, Mont. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: widow: parents, sons.

Wade. Gary. Kurt and Eric: daughters, Karen and Maria: two brothers. Funeral Friday. 1 p.m., in Weiser and Son Mortuary by Byron Johnson, bishop.

Neivs of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Michel Harold Toms, 45, Salt a cora Joy Cobb, 35, Salt Lake. Royce Lynn Smith, 18, Salt Helen Mae Lindsay, 18, Salt Lake. Arthur Loytili, 18, South Salt Carolyn Louise Schocnleld, 16, Murray, Lawrence Alford Norton, 18, Salt Lake: June Ptlmersono Bice. 15, Salt Lake. Floyd Harold Pose 22, Salt Lake; Carolyn Larsen, 19 Lake.

Robert' Lewis Wltlmam 21, Ana Cortes. JuanlU Loaisr Miller, 19. Murray. Merlin Grant J.ihniion, 24, Soulh "niane 19, Salt Lake. Robert C.

Barnard, 23, Twin Falls, Idaho; Luc Ann Fowlti, 21, Oakley, Idaho. Paul E. Hahn. 57. Salt Lake; Gertrude Solomon, 54, Salt Lake.

Kenneth Harold Borctieri, 31, ak Rdd, 23, Salt Lake. DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Loercna J. Daniels vs. Boyce Daniels, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody minor child, household furnishings, $150 temporary nupport money, $75 a month support LaPrcnl Soerry Matern Eduar Arthur Matern, mental cruelty.

Plaintiff awarded decree, nutomobilc, houMhold Netvs of Record DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Marlene H. Carter vs. Max G. Carter, mental ci Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, S250 cash. S125 a month support money, S25 a month ali- Doa'ine C.

Welker vs. Ruth O. Welker, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, personal effects, automobile. Defendant awarded automobile household furnishings.

Sharlene Sharp Stickler vs. Harry Richard Stickler, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, former name restored. Shirlee Sue Blackburn vs. Alfred John Blackburn, mental cruelty.

Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, household furnishings, automobile, S35 a month support money. Constance Bohen vs. Hilmer C. Bohen, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, S80 a.

month support money, automobile. JUDGMENTS ENTERED Third District Court DeLone Cheal Hunsaker vs. Thomas H. Hunsaker Plaintiff awarded 312,250 back support money. Alfred M.

Buranek vs. Bruce Hartman and -Slick Rock Uranium Development Co. Plaintiff awarded S500 against defendants by de- a Albcrt C. Donelson vs. E.

J. Chapman and B. L. Farnsworth. Plaintiff awarded property in dispute.

services for Judith Ann Elzinsa, age 12, Daughter of Andrew and Mary Allen Elzinga of 664 North 12th West will be-held Saturday at 12 noon in Rose Park Second Ward chapel, llth West and 7th Nonh. Friends may call at fiusson Brothers Mortuary, 255 South. 2nd East, Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday at the Ward chapel from 11 a.m. until time of services.

Russon Brothers funeral directors. HEINLE JR. Funeral services for Henry Conrad Heinle Jr. will be held Saturday, 10 a.m.. in the Layion Sixth Ward chapel, Layton, Utah.

Bishop George Ronnenkamp officiating, r'riends may call at the Clearfield Mortuary Friday, 6 to 9 p.m. arid Saturday until time of services. Interment in the Kaysville-Layton Cemetery. Funeral directors Cleariield Mortuary. legal Notices IN THE UNITED STATES DIS TRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH, CENTRAL DIVISION.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Libellant vs. 93 GROSS CARTONS, more or less, of an article of device consisting of 12 boxes of 12 individually foil- Civil No. C-18-59. In obedience, to a warrant of seizure and monition to me directed in the above entitled cause. I have seized and taken into my possession 99 iGross Cartons, of an Article of Device consisting of 12 boxes of 12 individually Foil-wrapped Prophylactics labeled in part: (Carton.) "Peacocks the Original Reservoir Ends No.

Redi-Wet Rubbers in Dean Rubber Mfg. North Kansas City. for the cause? set forth the libei Cou to all, persons having anything to say why the same should not be condemned and forfeited and tne proceeds therefrom distributed according to the prayer of this libel. that they De and appear before the said Court, at the City of Salt Lake on the 30th day of March. 1959 at 10 a.m..

if the same shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to interpose a claim for the. same, and to make their allegations that behalf. Howard Call, United States Marshal. (A-30). Funerals BUOTPN Funeral services for Archibald (Arch) Stuart Brown will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m.

in the Farmington lst-2nd Ward Chapel. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 P.m. at the Union Mortuary. 295 North Main, Bountiful and Friday. 12 noon till time of services at the Farminjrton Ward chapel.

Interment Farmington City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Union Mortuary CAMEKON Funeral services for Dan Eccles Cameron will be held Friday at 3:45 p.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E. South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 6-8 p.m.

and Friday prior to services. may call at the-residence of D. V. Worthen, Panguitch, Utah, Saturday 12 noon to 2 p.m. Interment Pancuitch City Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary services for Annie (Annal Louisa Larsson Cederquist will be held Saturday at 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel. 260 E. Soulh Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6-8 p.m.-and Saturday prior to services. Interment Salt LaKC City Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Mass for Darylp Edward Dignan Sr. will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Sacred Heart Church. 9th South and 2nd East.

Holy Rosary will be rncited Friday at p.m. at the Neil O'Donncll Mortuary. 1st South and 4th East, where friends may call Friday from fi-9 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. HOLFELTZ Funeral services for Elmira Ann Ross Holfeltz win be held Friday at 12 noon in the Rose Room.

36 East 7th South. Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to services. Interment in Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Descret Mortuary.

funerals services ice Clara Morris Clawson wili be held Friday, 12:15 p.m., in the IBth Ward chapel, 101 A Street, f'riends may call at Larkiu Mortuary, E. South Tempie, Thursday 6-8 P.m.. Frjday a.m. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Primary Children's Hospital.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. Masonic funeral services for Gilbert M. HaoJey will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. £rom the Masonic Temple, 650 iast South Temple, in charge of Acacia Lodge No. 17 F.

A. M. and Rev. James G. Baynes.

Friends may call at Kyans Early, 574 E. 1st South. Friday evening and at the Masonic Temple Saturday one- half prior to services. Burial, Oiivet Cemetery. 1'uneral directors, Evans fearly.

McGRATH Funeral services for 'Florence Gunn McGrath will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Hose Koom, 36 East vtn Soutn. Friends may call at the mortuary Triursaay trom 6 to a p.m. and Friday prior to services. Interment in.

Salt Lake City Cemetery, i'u- nerai directors, JDeseret Mortuary. services for James A. Pierce will be held Sat uraay at 2 p.m. in the LarKin Mortuary Chapel, 260 £. South Temple.

Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6-a p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Interment Farmington City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. family funeral services for George W.

Snyder will be held Saturday. Family requests no flowers. Funeral direc- tors'Evans Early. SWENSON Funeral services for Sarah Jane, Holladay Nyman. Swenson will be held Saturday at 11 a.m.

in the. 30th Ward chapel, 1068 Jefferson St. Friends may call at the mortuary, S6 E. 1th South, Friday from 6-8 p.m. and at the ward chapel Saturday Vi hour prior to services.

Interment in Losan City Cemetery. Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary. TEKRy Funeral services for Harriet Snoiv Terry will be held Friday 12 noon in ths Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday 6 to 8 p.m.

and Friday prior to services. Interment in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. VANLEEUWEN services for Benjamin Dale VanLeeu- wen will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E.

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

services for Lafayette H. Walton will be conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Whittier LDS Ward chapel, 2nd East Kensington Ave. Friends may call at the family residence, 163 E. 17th South Friday from 7-9 p.m.

and Saturday morning from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Keddington and Weldon. WELLS Requiem High Mass for Edda Mattie Wells will be held Saturday 10 a.m.

at St. Therese'r Church. 112 So. Allen Midvale; Holy Rosary will be recited Friday 8 p.m. at the Neil O'Donnell Mortuary, 1st South, 4th East where friends may call Friday 6 to 8 p.m.

and Saturday until 9 a.m. Florists Brown Floral Flowers Cut Fresh Daily Charge Accounts Welcomed EM 4-5544 SKYLINE FLOWER GARDENS Fresh, reas. flowers, all occas 3398 Highland Pr IN 6-8118, 3-Loit and Found containing about S100. Vic. County Bldg.

and Furn. store. Reward. CR 7-3361. watch, small white gold and brilliants; initials N.

Y. Reward. EL 5-0280. wallet containing identification papers. $20 reward.

DA 2-2284 Siamese cat. Vic. 5th and Burton Ave. S5 rcw. HU 4 p.m.

AMBER bead necklace vie. 21st C. Hosp. Reward. CR 7-5017.

MAN'S expensive hat found across from Tower Theatre. CR 8-8818. Soles 2-Auetion Solei AUCTION TONIGHT, 7:30 P.M. OPEN FOR INSPECTION A.M. TILL 6 P.M.

2570 SOUTH STATE Furniture, Appliances, Floor Coverings, Television Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Pianos, Sporting Goods, Jewelry, Anything and Everything. OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO Our entire auction gallery is devoted to the public and to the businesses of the area. Everj'thins is sold piece by piece to the highest bidder! IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL-CALL US! Dealers, Apartment House Owners Invited CERTIFIED AUCTION COMPANY 2570 South State Phone IN 6-8011 Auctioneer: RHEO O. PEDDERSEN 1-Special Notices CLASSIFICATION INDEX Need an Expert and Found ir Help Wanted if For Rent Real Estate For Sale Misc. Automobiles 3 7 to 11A 14 to 27 28 TO 36 47 to 51 55 WOMEN SUCCESS CAN BE YOURS AT ANY AGE-BE A PBX SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST Short training period, low tui tioti.

or evening classes. No age barrier. Good salaries. SALT LAKE CITY SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL 502-503 Felt Bldg. EL 5-83RC Please Note In event of error, notify our Classified Department at once.

Advertisers are cxnected to check the first injertion: we will not be responsible for any errors after the first day When cancelling an ad demand a "KILL" number No allowance made without it- Read your ad carefully before piscine it. Due to mechanical operation, it is impossible to correct or change an ad until after it has appeared one time. When phoning your Want Ad always ask for the ad to be repeated back to you. Be sure to check your phone number and address. It's So Easy to Place a WANT-AD DIAL EM3-1525 WANTED Newspapers WE PAY CASH LOOSE OR BUNDLED SPAFFORD WASTE PAPER CO 1206 Beck EL 5-6101 HIGH' DEBT See "Dr.

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For information, reservations, write: The Ponderosa Darby, Montana. and Found female, 2 yrs. old. Wearing chain collar with identification tag. Byron Rees, 1382 E.

9th South, EM 4-1421. Reward. THE PARTY who picked the billfold UP at Court House Parking on State was seen and can be identified. CR 7-3361: IN7-7735. blue billfold, red inside, hand-sewed coin purse.

Vic. 13th 1606 Laird, Feb. 1st. Reward. CR 7-3873.

WALLET lost in Utah Theater, Feb. 13. Contains papers, money, etc. Reward. EM 3-2484, EM3- 9304.

German shorthair. vie. Bountiful. Answers to Stubby. Reward.

AXS-2838. 4-Personals HELP for women alcoholics. Call House of Hope. EM 4-0621. PET CEMETERY Pickup service HU 4-3070 ANTIQUES WANTED, all types.

Best prices. DA 2-4913. LEARN WHILE YOU SLEEP with International. EL 9-4719. BASS PLAYER would like to loin band or combo.

AX 5-6132. STOP DRINKING. CALL A.A. EM 3-1847 AMI'S Japanese Kifts. New shipment.

Sale. 70 South. RENT a new sewintf machine, SI a week. HU 5-8853. Free del.

PRIVATE DETECTIVE Burglar alarm systems. AM 2-1987. GUITAR lessons. Private tnstru- men furnished. EM 4-6275.

Old Newspapers WANTED S10 a ton. 8989 So. 6th West BUNDLED (NO MAGAZINES) DEALER welcome: 40 power mowers, electric and gas. Less than dealer's cost. Grass catchers, 75c each.

Camp stoves, 8 only, S5 each. Terms, no down. 321 4-4640 PRIVATE "DETECTIVE. DIVORCE CASES THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED. CLOSED TV CIRCUIT FOR STORES AND FACTORY SURVEILLANCE.

EL 5-4666. DR. W. M. MASON Chiropodist.

Foot Specialist Opens New Office 868 E. 4th So. DA 8-9972 TUTORING AND READING GOODRICH READING CENTER Phonic method. 2 loc. CR 7-1651.

READING PROBLEMS Professional help for poor readers Boston Bide. Reading Center EL 5-6269 RENT a sewing machine by the week, month or day. S3 per wk. Sewmor Sewing Center. 341 S.

2nd West. LECTRA fuel igniters, the spark plug that saves not costs 3225 6th East. IN 6-5753. UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED. Guar.

results. ANNA GREGORY 1250 E. South Temple. EL 9-8891 PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL. EVELYN PDCTON.

Hotel Utah Lodge. Ill W.N.T PA 8-8519. BEGINNING and first grade piano students. 7th E. and 13th S.

HU 4-0857. ACCORDION and Kuttar lessons Priv instr Instruments furn free. Music Centre. DA 2-0449. FOUR burial lots.

Memorial Gardens of the Valley. Make offer. IN 6-3383. SIDE of good beef, 49c cut. wrapped, frozen free.

Farrer's Market. HU 4-7411. HU 4-6321. Fun Fun Fun Playboy's guide to Salt Lake. Send 50c to P.O.

Sox 2492. S.L.C. CONTACT LENSES Free consultation, demonstration. Utah Contact Lens Assn. EL 5-6269 REDUCE IN YOUR HOME Easy, economical, successful, healthful.

Mr. Ebert. HU 6-6179. BIG COTTONWOOD Tanr.er Ditch stock. Main branch, at S750 per share.

AM 6-1332 weekdays. FASHION frocks and access. Reas. My home. CY 8-2786.

ACCORDION lessons given in your home. Instr furn EM 4-6275. They'll Dolt Every Time! TIME POP YOU TO DO MY INCOME T4X POR ME' AGAM, HONEST JOHN BUT DONT RAISE VOUR PRICE ON ME A3u3lN, WILLV4-OR I'LL DO IT MYSELP-EVEN IP I 6OOD 4T FIGURES' By Jimmj Hallo HECE WE GOAGAM-rrS V'HE DID MINE ONCE ABOUND THE TIME THE GOVERNMENT'S JOHN 'C4LLS UP TH4T HE BEEN INVESTI64TIN6 C4NT COME IN-HE'S IN -A ME EVERV BED WITH LA 6BIPPE" SINCE WAS OVER- HONEST WITH MINE-BUT ON HIS OWN HE TAKES BUT THE fiflPEB HE'S 60T HIMSELF 4 NICE LITTLE RACKET- M4KIN6 MISTAKES ON PUNSO-THEM 4U.yOU(3 STATEMENTS EXPENSES? PUT EM IN HERE-IlL T4KE 'EM HOME WITH ME-1 DO 4LL MY EXTRA WORK T4X AND GETTING PAID IN ON 1WE OPPICE ROJRO WHO'S WDRKIN6 UP HIS OWN LITTLE SIDELINE 4NO 4 H4T TIP MKICMBEUE B040, WORRIED About Bills? If you are in debt beyond your ability to pay or do not want to borrow the money to pay off your creditors we can help you regardless of your credit rating. Consolidate all your debts into 1 monthly payment you can afford to pay. Monthly to S20 per month on any size account re- ardless of size of your payments, ut-of-state accounts can be opened by mail.

NO RETAINER FEE REQUIRED Credit Finance Bureau Bonded in Compliance to State Law EL 5-6808 345 So. (Not a Loan Company! BILLING CLERK TYPIST Leading manufacturer of business machines has opening for an alert female employee to fill above position. Career job, good working conditions, 5-day week, hospitalizalion, paid vacation and pension plan. Salary open. Apply in person.

See Mrs. Ulcek, office manager. 139 E. 2nd South. MOSAIC TILE TABLE KITS Beautiful display.

Free instruc. Bonnett Wetherbee Fixture Co. 141 S. 1st West. DA 2-0321.

and Bath QUICK relief for pain in back, arms. legs. Steam baths, hot packs and massage. Ladies only. S3.50.

HU 4-4702. MASSAGE. Relieve tension, relax. 733 E. 4th MASSAGE.

Phone KaysvUle 82 Open Sundays. LANE MASSAGE SALON For ladies and scntlemen. EL 5-4572. j-Tr 8as lines DRIVERS to drive cars to sur- roundinK cities and West Coast cities Also from Detroit and Chicago. etc.

This is not employment Deoosit and references necessary S. State or Phone IN 6-0808 DRIVE KAKS from CHICAGO and DETROIT. We pay kar expenses KIRK'S KARS 17 East 13th South DA 8-8771 7-Help Wonted-Women GENERAL MOTORS Division has opening for capable career stcnog rapher. Collection experience pre ferred. Excellent salary and em- ploye benefits.

Inquiries strictly confidential. Phone Mr. Liddell DA 8-8501, for Interview appointment. WOMEN interested in light me chanlcal and electronic assembly work. Will provide 2 wks.

free training and offer employment tc successful graduate of specialized course. Montek and 4675 So. State. MACHINE SEWERS We have, immediate openings for experienced sewins machine operators. Good wases with incentive pay.

Apply Pullman Tailors, 130 S. West Temple. COMPETENT typist, dictaphone experience to work in office of l(Te. wholesale furn. Excellent employe benefits including paid vacation.

5-day week, discount privileges. Call HU 4-8633, cxt. 286. PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER 2-4 hrs. day at your convenience.

Vic. 27th Highland Dr. Send qualifications, experience, rets, to Box J-60, care of this paper. SINGLE GIRL, age 25-35. for light bookkeeping, musical background helpful but not ncc.

5-day week. Pleasant working conditions. Apply In person. 3719 So. State.

BOOKKEEPER capable of handling complete set of books. Apply in person. Fotes Service, 413 S. 2nd West. WAITRESS TOPP'S DRIVE-IN 2nd West at South Temple LADY with car needing S100 to S150 weekly bonus, handling leads for Sterling and fine Bavarian china.

Will train. AM 63186, HU 4-7213, CALCULATOR operator and tyo- ist. Excel, oppor. for exp. girl or woman.

Ins. benefits, retirement plan, pd. vacation. Good starting salary. HU 4-8B61.

WOMAN to tend 5 children, 2 In school. Must live in. Wage plus board and room, own private room. Call Sat. and Sun.

all da'' weekdays after 6 p.m. AM 6-8480 WAITRESSES NEEDED Day or nisht shift. CooMno exper. helnfiil. Apply ALTA ICE CREAM.

224 E. South Temple. 10-12 noon. 51RL 20-35 for photo-ropy work. Experience desirable, but not re- ouired.

Apply 518 Walker Bank Bide. Sat. 8 a.m.-12 a.m. WOMAN to tend 2 children, my home, vie. 7800 S.

2800 E. Steffensen Dr. Call after 6 P.m. CR 7-5711. INSTRUCTOR, with exper.

on knitting machine. Additional traininc eiven if needed. Inside Good wages. HU 4-4401. CHEERFUL, EFFICIENT GIRL who likes children and housework to live in LDS home.

Priv. room and bath. EL 9-9931. LATHE operator, exper. or train woman having mechani BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED Ase 28 to 40.

wanted for permanent position, pleasant wort ing conditions. Apply in person to Gordon Tregeagle. HAYES BROS. BUICK 2280 SO. STATE STENOGRAPHER Good starting salary commensurate with ability.

Prefer someone who plans to permanently employed. Liberal employee benefits, pleasant working cgnditions. Must be good typist with knowledge of shorthand. Heal estate or loan experience preferred, FIRST SECURITY REALTOR. DA 8-8282 or DA 20509, Ext 441.

TWO DIGNIFIED POSITIONS AVAILABLE selling nation's newest and finest home exercising and reducing lounge. Exclusive quality of product eliminates competition. "No bait" or "gimick" advertising to overcome during demonstrations. Highest commissions paid. Experience helpful but by no means necessary.

Complete training program available. For interview contact Mrs. Barnes or Mr. Howard at. TrimForm of Utah, 2959 Highland HU 4-8761.

BOOKKEEPER PVT. CLUB. Hours 9 a.m. to I MATURE person capable of assuming responsibility of one girl office. Must have pleasing personality, good typist.

some knowledge of bookkeeping. Shorthand not required. 5-day week. Work and interesting. Excel, opportunity for right person interested in permanent position.

Write Box J-22. care of this paper, ttatine qualifications. 21-45. Salary to J250 month plus meal. Must have car.

See Clerical UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 168 SOCIAL HALL AVENUE DA2-1433 Want Work TEND children, my home, day, night, emergencies, vie. Granger. 3495 W. 3500 South. AM 6-2509.

LADY WANTED EDUCATIONAL SALESLADY See our ad under "Salesmen Wanted." Weaver Airline Personnel School SECRETARY PVT. CLUB. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 o.m. Saturday off, work every other Sunday.

Salary to S250 month plus meal. Must have car. ARC 21-45. See Clerical Unit UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 168 SOCIAL HALL AVENUE DA 2-1433 MANAGEMENT positions open for ambitious women over 25 with nat'l. adv.

cosmetic company permitting flexible hours. Personality more important than previous business exper. Excellent training. Top earnings. No soliciting.

Lifetime opportunity. For appoint, call HU 4-7752 or CR7- 5521. SECRETARIES Several new openings for secretaries with recent experience. Salaries to S325 month, excellent frinee benefits. See Clerical Unit.

Utah State Employment Service. No fee charged for placement. 168 Social Hall Avenue. BOOKKEEPER Young lady with considerable experience with full set of books needed for insurance Co. Many advantages available to girl with ability.

Salary in keeping with experience. Phone HU 4-8571 for appt. Mr. Johnaon. ARE TAXES PINCHING THE BUDGET? Avon representatives are earning S3 and more per hr.

without neglecting home, working part time. Phone EL 5-5147 for home interview. NEED SOMETHING? Become a Luzier's consultant, and add to your family income. Work only a few hours daily. We tram.

Home interview. EM3- 5V46 or HU 5-9997. INVOICE AND INVENTORY CLERK-TYPIST Age 30-40. General office experience required. Salary depends upon experience and ability.

National Filter Media. 333 S. 3rd E. WAITRESS FOR PRIV. CLUB Must have previous club experience.

Special benefits, paid v-acations. Write to Box K.I. this paper. 5ENERAL OFFICE GIRL. Type 70 words per minute.

Age 24 to 40. Filing experience. Starting )I nl fHf urnte with abilif. MUST BE NEAT Apply at 56 E. 6th South.

ASSISTANT COOK Fast on dish up. No fry work Luncheon only, weekdays only, 4 hrs. per day. Call EL 5-9123 STENOGRAPHER. 40-hr, week.

Age preferably over 30. Ex in short-hand, and ans. tele, for appt. Kdiphone. filinc Perm.

EM 3-2769 WOMAN, or girl out of school, to live in care for house and children. Room, board and salary. CY 8-3443 eves. RELIABLE woman to stay with children, my home, whiio molher works nights. EM 4-2270 Sun, all day; wkdays.

after 6 p.m. interest and aptitude. Monteh and 4675 So. Stale. LADY tailor's helper, exper.

in new men's clothing alterations. Full or pnrt time work. Reply Box paper. LADY to make appointments photographers by phone our studios. Part time.

We train. Phone JN 7-8192. SXPER. seamstress for sewing uphol. furniture.

Full time. PIONEER FURNITURE CO. 545 West 3rd No. SALESLADIES Full and part time; ready-to-wear exper. nrc- ferred.

Apply Robert Hall Clothes. 2930 So. State. time. Eve.

hrs. and all day Sat. Anplv Robert Hall Clothes. 2930 So. State.

LADY FOR COOKING and "llsht salary. Call between 9 and 5 EM 3-1490. for woman to tend 2 small from children, m.v home. EM 4-6658 after 5:30 any time wkends. SALESLADY: Northwest Knitting Co.

S100-S125 weekly comm. Inside work. Pvt. office. Leads furn.

By anpt. only. HU 4-4401. Training chamber maid Ely Hotel. 31 W.

3rd South. CURTAINS, bedspreads table cloths. Pickup, deliver. IN 7-4492. ieo s.

7th East. DA 2-2798 or CR 7-3625. CURTAINS hand lauud. No pin holes. Pickup delivery.

EL 9-9676. WILL tend child in my home. Age 3-6. Reliable. EL 9-5120.

CLEANING and ironing. $1 hr. EL 9-1239. Call evenings. 75c- hi IN 7-5665.

HU 5-0144. 1439 S. 9th FT. IRONING. 2135 So.

20th East. HU 6-6838. EXTRA typing at home or part Ume evenings. AM 5-5150 after 6. COLORED lady wants SI hr.

EM 3-2852. YOUNG German woman -wants housework. IN 7-9098. 9-Men Wont Work 19-YEAR-OLD desires afternoon work. Exp.

truck driver, restaurant work, or what have you. Will learn. HU 5-5888. HU 4-7139. EXPERT PAPERING, PAINTING 1959 samples furn.

Pre-season prices. Free est. EM 3-9188. NON DRINKER or smoker, exp. auto parts, delivery, sales, what have you? Pete, DA 8-1056.

SALESMAN with 7 yrs. exp. desires full time employment with 5953. 3OY, 17, grocery, service station experience wants full time employment. CR 8-8432.

YEARS experience service station. Evenings, Saturday, Sunday. HU 6-0696 after five. YOUNG Dutch cple. wants part- time job.

EL 9-1138 after .4. 3X-CHIEF storekeeper, U.S.N. desires work. HU 4-20S6. CARPENTER work wanted.

Job or hour. AM 2-1833 evenings. FAMILY man desires responsible pos. 4 yrs. college.

CR 7-7998. GENERAL hauling and cleanup. Odd jobs. Reas. DA 2-1862.

5X-SERVICE man des. good steady work. Mech. inclined. HU 4-9574.

MAN and wife looking for ranch- work. Anywhere. IN 7-9525. Agencies JOB OPPORTUNITIES -fr NO FEE CHARGED -fr PRESSER, MACHINE, FEMALE $1.25 HR. Dry cleaning work.

PANTRY WOMAN $8 SHIFT 1 n.m.-9 p.m. Experience in salad work, SECRETARIES $325 Type 60, shorthand 96. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR TRAINEES $239 Short training period. UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 168 SOCIAL HALL AVENUE DA 2-1433 ft COX ft EMPLOYMENT SERVICE TOP POSITIONS TOO MANY TO LIST 1233 WILMINGTON. HU 7-7781 TOP PAY! CHOICE JOBS for MEN or WOMEN Georgia Day, Inc.

442 S. Main DA S185-SMO S300-S650 9 Women at 6 Men at All Excellent Office Positions. SDt Employment Acencv Rm. 205. 467 E.

Bdwy. DA 8-9631 Training CIVIL SERVICE NEEDS men, women 18-60. Prepare for comins exams. FREE facts. Lake Training.

P.O Box 1835. S.L.C TRAINING PAYS THF. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 17 South Temple EL 9-8763 BARBERS ARE IN DEMAND APPROVED FOR VET TRAINING. SALT LAKE BARBER COLLEGE. 51 E.

2nd S. S.L.C.. Utah. THE famous International Correspondence School. EM 4-2131 TWO neat dependable women, ace 25 to 50.

Work in rest home. Wl" interview bet. 9 and 11 a.m.. 705 E. 27th South.

No phone calls. JXPF.RIENCED beautv operator to manage beauty shon. AM2- 0423, call alter 4 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER, age 35-45 years. Write to Box J-56, this paper.

Must rcf. NIGHT CO'LLECTORS Experience desired but not necessary, EL 5-4624. EXPERIENCED typist and bookkeeper. S-day week. Call IN IEAL ESTATE saleslady.

Business background. EM 4-8910. HU 48565. HU 5-0241. able to do some typlnc.

Apply Sunbeam Ltundry, 1050 So. Main St. BABY sitter or lady to live in, care for 2 children, share nice home In Sandy, AMS-S214. EXPERIENCED waitress over 21 to work dinlnr room and smorgasbord. 861 No.

2nd EXPER. WAITRESS Apply in CITY CAFE, 74 2nd South estitr. nent. 425 E. So.

HU 4-4301 RADIO INSTITUTE OFFERS RESIDENT TRAINING IN Industrial Missiles A COMPLETE COURSE FOR ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN NOT A CORRESPONDENCE COURSE FOR VETERANS' TRAINING REGISTRATION NOW OPEN DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES BEGINNING FEBRUARY 23RD EM 4-6731.