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1 1 oismoomismommilloonomil niNIMMUOISIONOMIIIIM iiimMINMMENAJEMMEiMMINUll MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 94 Continued. ITRUMENTS 94 HELP WANTEDMale 50 Continued. HELP We214110 Pernal. 48 STENOGRAPHERS NEW SPINETS Night janitor Year-Around Employment In large retail store. Must be dependable and sober.

Working conditions finest. Must furnish good references and record of past WORK BY CONTRACT 70 Continued. Roofing, Siding, Insulation rat Roofing, experienced workman. Terms. Western Home Imp.

Glen. 4071. FloorsCollins Strong Dependable. AB types of service. Hot wax system.

Olen. 4125. Broad. 3945. STONE So BeautifulFlagstone veneer in a beautiful array of colors.

Stone at by expert masons. Main 7433. Estimates. e-AECIMINING7Kem-Toning. painting, Wait paper cleaning.

Experienced. flee estimates. Overseas veteran. Broad. 4A25, Fairfax 2140.

CITY House CleanersKitchen. baths, windows, elec. floor waxing, papering, painting, calcimining. rem-Tone. B.

1212. until 10 o'clock. M. 4591 Office). FLOORS refinished or cleaned.

wagg and polished. Expert mechanics, modern equipment. All work guaranteed. Southern Hardwood Co. Lake.

1084. Immediate delivery on Winter spinets and Iinseam; beautifully styled in mahogany And walnut. Reasonably mompt delivery as Baldwin Acrosonlcs. Grands.lightly used Steinway Vose. Kimball and other desirable III a ea.

Attractive uprights. players and restyled pianos in choicest makes. livery on Winter nettes; beautifully my walnut. delivery e4 ly used Steinway nd other desirable ights. players and In choicest makes.

sTENO beginners ielint insurance. start la 5 Good protnotiort and hours. STENO. with a liking for administrative detail. 6 days.

40 $150. SECRETARY, executive assistant. I days. $150. Mature woman preferred.

STENO. to train for office manager. Must have good personality, meeting people. Top girl for top pa. altion.

Responsibility all office detail. Must be permanent to develop with I irra Start $150. SECRETARY I or executive, national' firm. Post-war expansion Liking for detail essential. Start WO; Promotion excellent.

ALSO some exper. for legal, Insurance, collection. merchandising. wholesaling and real estate offices. Top salaries, advancement.

BOOKKEEPERS Experienced. capable of full resporizi bility, minimum 6180. Excellent advance FUNERALS Continted. ROBLES. Jul lesHis home was it W620 Dalton ave.

Husband of Sarah Koh les it the home: father of Herman Koh lea of Spokane: William Whim of Great Fails. Harrison 'Conies of California: 20 grandchildren. 8 greetgrandchildren; brother of Emiel Iffvflies of Sunburst, Mont. Funeral Wednesday, December 11, at 130 from the GOTHIC CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe at. Rev.

C. Deibler officiating. Interment Riverside Park. PEDERSEN, Dorothy BerkeHer home was at W2123 Gardner ave. Wife of Fred N.

Pedersen, at the home: mother' of Mrs. Elphie Callaway, Salem. Melvin Pedersen, Spokane; slater 01 Mrs, Belle Burnet Wenatchee, Arthur Blerke, Deary, Idaho. She wu a member of the Lutheran church. Funeral Dec.

11. at 10 I. from the '-rALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL NOME. N1306 Monroe Rev. A.

M. Skindlov officiating. Interment Greenwood. SIMMONDS. Walter J.His home was at E412 20th ave.

Survived by his wife. Irene M. Simmonds, at the borne: mother, Mn. Jeasie Simmonds of Spokane; 2 brothers, Leslie Simmonds of Spokane, William Simmonds of Seattle. Re was a member of the Baptist church.

Funeral Dec. 11. at 3 p. in. 1mm the CHAPEL OF MEMORIES at the THORNHILL-CAREY FUNERAL HOME.

N1322 Monroe at. Dr. Walter Bridge officiating. Interment Riverside Park. ROY GOODMAN'S ODMAN'S Write 12, eare this newspaper.

SOO RIVERSIDE. VERSIDE. FINE SELECTION LECTION' WALLACE BAIN Basement Dozer Work. Estimates. E13028 SPRAGUE.

WAL. 2013. W. J. WELLER TRENCHHOE EXCAVATING.

Basements, Ditches and Sewers. B. 4110. PAPERHANGING, painting, calcimining, wall paper cleaning. Guaranteed workmanship.

Immediate service. Reasonable. Broad. 0331W PAPERHANGING, painting. Guaranteed workmanship.

Reasonable estimates. istaction assured. References. Letherman, Broad. 3739.

4 USED PIANOS Be careful where you buy a usPd piano. Buy from a dependable pioneer firm and be assured of a satisfactory deal, We have 30 Mance to be moved. Sucti well. knows names as Lester, Gulbransen, Steck. toward.

All reconditioned, tunM and delivered, with bench. 1 Bush ds Lane electric player piano. In perfect condition. For list of names, prices and tem Write or call PIANOS you buy a used piano. able pioneer firm and istisfactory deal.

Ws oe moved. Such Lester, Gulbransen, I reconditioned, tunM 1 Bush as Cr piano, in perfect es, price. and tem YOUNG MAN to help make paint in paint factory. $1 per hour, time and a half for overtime. Excellent opportunity for advancement.

Grossman Paint Mfg Co. 11118 SPRAGUE. LAKE. 1529. CARDS OF THANKS 14 OTHER POSITIONS ALSO.

GOOD RICH Employment Service 1202 OLD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ME TELEPHONE COMPANY OFFERS GOOD PEACETIME JOBS. We have telephone 'operating positione open for qualified Young women who want clean. sale, steady jobs. New higher wage rates now in effect.

The Telephone Company is well known as "a good place to work The sun. roundings are pleaaant. Progressive wage policies keep earnings in step with learn. ins. Promotiona are filled from the ranks assured of good prospects for advance.

rnent aa you gain in experience. For Further Inforrostion APPLY AT W501 SECOND ROOM 100. TELEPHONE BLDG. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. TULL 5' GIBBS FIRST AT WALL :7 GIBBS kI WAIL WE wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved mother.

Mary J. Pigtail. Emma Craig, Anna Farrell, Bertha Harris, Mayme Glen. Harry Getman, William F. and Charles A.

Ristau. 18 Dee. 10, 19IG. SPOKANE DAILY CHROMCLEIOWAHA is lowEsT U. S.

Naval Officer Charts Pathway to Peace in World ON BUTTER, BACON By the Associated Preto. NEW YORK. Dec. 10. (T)----1 If you would like to buy your An American fleet commander IcHINEsE COLONEL butter and bacon at the lowest who has organized more amphib- I price of any city in the country, iota landings than any man in you'd do well to start in Omaha.

history sees no immediate pos- But don't jump too fast. sibility of war because "the of- GUARDS SPEECH An Associated Press survey of fensive power of each big nation rising costs and continuing scarciIs far ahead of its defensive ties in 35 cities disclosed today that (Aver SEA'rTLE, Dec. 10. Is sP)Cuarded the same Nebraska city had suf- in her references to relief and "And that is no more paradosi- health conditions in China, Elsie fered a greater percentage of in- cal." said Vice Adm. Daniel E.

Chung Lyon, a colonel in the Chi- crease in the over-all cost of living Barbey, "than nese army's medical corps and pos- than any other of the reporting to say that two sibly the only woman colonel hold- men with re- ing an official commission in the per cent in the last volvers aren't army, arrived here yesterday en year. likely to start route to New York, where she will This was only one fact in an shooting if each report to the American bureau for amazing patchwork of varying knows in ad- ow' sssos medical aid to China. costs that was shown to be spread vance that he is 1.z, ow "Health conditions in China are across an OPA-less country. going to be bad- much more serious than people Is or here realize," she declared. "Tu- Butter MOO Pound.

killed." berculosis and malnutrition are This 56-year- ss' prevalent in the army and among Butter would cost you $1 a old veteran of 4411'" the civilian population." pound in Charlotte, N. and and 98 63 landings in k-ss, As to relief to China, she would cents in both Pittsburgh, the Pacific has lc si, say only that "relief organizations San Diego, Calif. For the better no I 1 1 i should make certain to whom their grades about the cheapest you about the price ''s, supplies are being delivered." could do would be 85 cents a pound of another Born In Australia and trained in in Jacksonville, or Rochester, large-scale war. London, Col. Lyon went to China N.

Y. Except that in Washington, Ile thinks that to establish the first training school D. you could get the cheapest "until there is for nurses at Tientsin 36 years ago. brand for 81 cents and in Omaha established someVice Adm. Barbey.

Later she moved to the United for only 74 cents. central 1 States and resided here for 20 All of these figures showed sharp authority that can safeguard our years, mostly in Chicago. She increases from the lows established security" military muscle is our was commissioned a colonel by under OPA of 44 cents a pound at best guarantee against any sudden Chiang Kai-shek in May, 1945, and Kansas City and 47 cents in New overwhelming knockout blow. left for China under auspices of the Haven, Conn. "A world war of the future will American Medical Aid bureau.

Again, on bacon, your best buy be far more calamitous than those would be in Omaha at 59 cents a In the past," said Barbey, corn- Shipping Fuss Settled' pound. From there you would mender of the Fourth fleet, in an climb a rising trail that would interview aboard the battleship( sEArrLE, Dec. 10. (UP) reach a national summit of 95, North Carolina. "The victor will Alaska-bound shipping will be cents in Albany, N.

Y. Albu- suffer but slightly less than the de- given priority in manpower as nuerque, N. M. enver, e1 feated. War must be eliminated." Seattle and Puget sound water- Portland and San He thinks the keystone to fronts begin operation after tie-ups Diego all reported prices of 85 more war or permanent peace which idled shipping for 69 days, cents or above, lies in "the desire of all as- according to M.

G. Ringenberg, lions for two things: To main- president of the Waterfront Em- SEE HUMAN HANDS tam their own way of life plovers of Washington. that includes their political sys- Waterfront work began yester- SCHOOL PRODUCT temsand to safeguard their day after signing of an agreement PirrsBURGH, Dec. 10. (A)Besecurity from foreign menace." by the Washington Waterfront lief Employers and the Checkers' asso- ciation ef that the two sets of human "If the Russians feel we can't hands found near here Sunday Interfere with their brand of Corn- Ri ngeno erg said all orders for came from some out-of-state med- rnunism, if we feel that the Rus- longshore gangs by Alaska ship ical school was expressed today by sians can't interfere with our feel had been filled and that District Attorney Artemas Leslie.

1 litical forms, if the French eel future demands will get "every Leslie quoted university of Pitts-that neither country can inflict its consideration." burgh medical school professors as that neither country can inflict its SEE HUMAN HANDS SCHOOL PRODUCT PITTSBURGH, Dec. 10. (A')Belief that the two sets of human hands found near here Sunday came from some out-of-state medical school was expressed today by District Attorney Artemas Leslie. Leslie quoted university of Pittsburgh medical school professors as 20 DISCOUNT On all used, rebuilt. refinished, and player pianos, for Xmas, $125 up.

PIANO BUYERS We have the latest buyers guide which tells you what a first-grade piano jj, and other valuable information. See this before you buy any piano. NEW PIANOS Delivered the same day bought. Hours, 9 to 6, eve. by appointment.

WYLIE PIANO dmilt, refinished. and SCOUNT Ernes, $125 up. BUYERS est buyers guide which rst-grede piano ij, and irmation. See this be-piano. PIANOS dey bought.

Houre, ippointment. PIANO LOST 28 "GINGER." partleolored mixed Cocker, strayed from his home. Please notify my daddy if you have him. W2527 Dean. Broad.

0284. 111GII SCHOOL graduates, 18-25, for full. time day work as elevator operators. Prefe permanent local boys going on to college later. Apply 803 Paulsen Bldg.

NEED experienced telegraph operators for immediate placement. Also students for training. Spokane Telegraph School. N119 Post. WANTEDExperienced press feeder for 10x15 Gordon presses.

Write 34, care this newsaper. ARMATURE winders in the city. Permanent job. Write G13, care this newspaper. giving experience, age, etc.

EXPERIENCED-dairyman f6Flarge dairy. Good wages, house furnished. Glen. 6244. Write 16, care this newspaper.

EXPERIENCED Janitor wanted. Apply Mr. Oman, Pedicord hotel, W213 Riverside. tOUNG man for general wheat ranch work. Write this newspapsr.

COMBINATION cook wanted. Apply it N4610 Market. TYPIST Must be efficient and capable of handling detail work. Shorthand not required. Permanent position.

BAG, December 5th, downtown. Please return bag and contents and keep money for finding purse. Mrs. Warwick. S1125 Adams.

Main 7582. LOSTLight brown male dog, license 5969, near Triple on East Sprague. Answers to "Barney." Reward. Broad. aooz.

HALF-GROWN red cocker spaniel, male; Lidgerwood district. Call Glen. 9403 before 9 a. m. or after 6:30 p.

m. Reward. MALE, black Labrador dog, license 820. Reward for return or information leading to recovery. Glen.

2452. 41227 Superior. 7904 Glass, N. of Trent Ave. HOLLENBACK PIANO CO.

New STEINWAY GRANDS New STEINWAY SPINETS 1101.1E14N1BACK PIANO CO. SOUTH 167 HOWARD N. of Trent Ave. CK PIANO CO WAY GRANDS WAY SPINETS CK PIANO CO. i7 HOWARD HELP WANTEDGeneral 52 Armour Co.

E3306 Trent Ave. Lake. 1541 Wanted Band Instruments Top Cash Prices Roy Goodman's inted nstruments ash Prices lodman SEE MR- EISSLER. SAFEWAY STORES, INC OFFICE, E4 el RIVERSIDE. Billing Clerk Experiencedprefer experienced on Burroughs billing machine, but not Attractive salary to start.

Apply Sunset Electric, First and Adams. General Placement Bureau 415 Radio Central Bldg BOOKKEEPER, 40-hr. $175, Bkkpr. fun charge, good salary. STENO.

5-day $135. STENO, 5-day $150 start, OTHERS. STENO. with legal office; F. mach.

tYPistdictaphone opt. Other exp'd and beginner stenos. SPOKANE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. HAZEL RILEY. Paulsen Bldg Main 3441, W909 RIVERSIDE.

RIVERSDM NEW ICimball Cons lettesAlso some very nice small modern case used uprights. Good selection of used pianos. 'onsoletteaAlso some iern case used uprights. pianos. saying the hands had been severed at the wrists by experts and had been treated with a preservative of a type used in medical schools in other states.

ETIOWN billfold. important Pacers. money: keep money, return rest. No 'nestions asked. L.

A. Dixon, E3723 tith. CURLY," 5-month-old black cocker, Child' a pet. Reward. Broad.

1284 mornings, evenings. YELLOWISH tan, heavy for terrier type. Scar on left side. Liberal reward. Riv.

1747 LOST on Pleasant prairie, black and white cocker answering name "Poncho." Reward. Glen. 8578. CHAIN hoist on gravel road between Newport highway and Little Spokane road. Charles Zinkgraf, Mead, Wash.

BLACK patent purse containing girl's glasses, bus card. Reward. Broad. 5037M. BRACELET.

Australian coins; downtown or Fox theater. Keepsake from missing son. Reward. Broad. 4877.

LIBERAL reward for return of black wallet. lost Friday. Call Broad. 1130. ribY'S Gruen wrist watch, on Hamilton between Mission and Sharp.

Glen. 1410. IRISH setter, 15 "Pat." Riv. 3254. REWARD for return of green coat to telephone or E505 Rockwood blvd.

FOUND 30 FOUND: Stray black gelding. Owner pay ad. A. W. Felker, Rt.

4, Spokane. ANNOUNCEMENTS 32 Hoffman Bros. an Bros. Hostess W816 12 Riverside. 2d nem, LAND Instruments, radios, records.

all music. Accessories. We rent instruments. 2d Moe. 1, radios, records, all Accemories.

instruments. PAPERING, painting. Kern-Tone. Tex. lite and plastering; Concrete finishing.

Riv. 9826. FLOORS refinished with Dura-Seal, the lifetime finish, or cleaned. waxed and polished. Orvid W.

Nevin. Glen. 5447. FLOORS refinished, hard or soft. We lay linoleums and drainboards.

Free estimates. Glen. 6379. Riv. 5302.

FREUND'S WOODWORKING. Built-Ins. Unfinished Furniture. PTV. 2633.

53008 GRAND. 13RICKWORIC, chimneys, plastering ana Rartocand. ceiling work. W1430 Augusta. PAPERHANGING.

calcimining. painting, Kern-Toning. Free estimates. samples. "Tonhofer." Lake.

1094: Lake. 1663. TIT-1 -ERIOR and exterior painting. Ken; toning, sign writing: free estimate, 'ex-per. workmanship.

M. 1550. M. 6995. EAST Sprague Houseclomers.

Kern-Toning. floors, kitchens washed. We do everything. Lake. 5472, Lake.

6034. PAPERHANGING painting, calcimining. 25 years' experience, work guaranteed. Wel. 1698.

'REMODELING, carpenter work. Build that basement or attic bedroom now. Free estimates. Broad. 2740 evening.

CONCRETE block walls, foundations, floors; leaky basements repaired, plastered. Riv. 7622. Capitol Cabinet Shop BUILT-INS. FIXTURES.

LAKE. 1929. SEPTIC tanks and cesspools thoroughly cleaned. Rural district, E. G.

Schoenberger. E2707 Hanson. Lake. 5882. HOLIDAY special: Papering, calsomining, cleaning, painting.

decorating. Guar. work. References. Lake.

3312. BASEMENT DIGGING. GENERAL DOZER WORK. CORKY SMITH-LAKE. 1387.

CARPENTRY, cabinet work, attic and basement remodeling. Day-contract. Lake. 3320. Glen.

7082. P-A-INTING, paperhanging, calcimining. cleaning. Work guaranteed. Estimates.

References. W. Clark, Glen. 0118. SEWER-TROUBLE? CALL ELECTRId ROTO-ROOTER.

No drainage, no charge, E. O. Blanc, Broad. 4421. HOLIDAY special on all house cleaning and ficv)r waxing.

Expert workmanship. Broad. 0139. PAPERHANGING, Kemioning, painting, calcimining. Free estimates.

Samples. Hudlow, Glen. 2397. PAPERHANGING-Workmanship guaranteed. Free estimates.

Call Broad. 2272M. Jake Miller. NASH'S Maintenance. Chimney ext.

and repair. Anyrepkir serv. W. 2029. WELL-alining.

Tr-isir-trelad. Box 349. Call at 3900 Empire Highway. PLUGGED sewer lines. cesspools, promptly cleaned.

Electric Rooter. Main 4421. WINTER rates, paperhanging, enameling, Kalsomine and once over. Main 3806, -ROBBISII-hatilitig-orall-lilias. Main 6177.

Riv. 6937. CALL Speer Son for all kinds of excavating. Broad. 3037.

FOR expert painting, rem-Toning and etccall Wal, 2704. REMOVE, trim -trees now; 22 years experience. Fairfax 2671. Murphy. Sewer Work Lake.

7712 CARPENTRY-Remodeling: storm sash: cabinet work' contracts. Glen. 2747. CES-POWL-S--Larlid and accurate. Call Glen.

3755. BULLIDOZING-EXCAVATING. ROY ALDERMAN. GLEN. 080.

ORDERS taken, built-ins, screens aria combination doors. Wel. 2285. ---HAGIN-Nor sanding Glen. 5244.

FINISHING, 140T WAX SYSTEM, R. D. CAIN. BROAD. 1218, SEWER cesspools.

Workmanship Liar. Free estimates. Ehtee Rms. M. 3631), FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING.

Melcher, W1304 Chelan. B. 0785. SEWERS contracted by ft. Free estimates.

Reed Smith. Glen. 6361. PAINTING, Kern-Toning, decorating; In tenor. exterior.

Guar. Glen. 8668. EXPERT remodeling and home repairing, built-ins; free estimate. Lake.

6391. CARPENTER work, remodeling: free es. timaies. Lake, 6023, Lake. 3633.

REMODELING a speciallY, archways. Bohannon, L. 1109. Waterproofing. Riv.

1801. 'EWER connediona, rock breaking. J. S. Kelly.

Lake. 4211. E2907 2 d. 4 to 12 midnight shift. Age 25-40.

Good wages and steady job. See Mr. Lowery, Desert Hotel Oasis. WOMAN to work in dry cleaning plant, capable of doing first-class work on ladies' silks and woolen, Only those wishing per. manent employment need apply.

Mr. Beaulieu, Ideal Laundry and Dry Clean. ing, E17 Boone. EIRLS for laundry work, experienced or willing to learn; 70c per hour for experienced workers. AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND VITA GLOW SECOND.

Willi SECOND. system on themthen we can get peace in the world. "But If we expect other nations not to impose their ideologies on neighboring countries, we must be careful not to attempt to do that ourselves." Barbey said that America, "militarily and economically," is the strongest country in the world. Oppose Changes PORMAND, Dec. 10.

(UP) Federal post No. 97, American Legion, has gone on record opposing changes in immigration quotas to permit displaced persons and refugees from other countries to enter the United States in greater numbers, Post Commander James WANTEDMan or woman for experienced detective work; car. Write box 7, care newspaper, SALESPEOPLEWanted 54 ATOKANE manufacturer with brand new line of attractive merchandise, made especially for XMRS trade in Spokane and vicinity, will sell to aggressive salesmen at wholesale price less 20 Of, Wholesale price allows retailer to double. Full time or opportunity to add to your line, $50 to $100 necessary. Car desirable but not necessary.

F. 2664 for appointment between 10 and 3, or Main 7472 evenings. WANTEDSeveral part-time salesmen located in small towns in Washington to sell The Reser Bookkeeping and Tax service to small business men in your town. Make $100 for Xmas. No experience required.

Write Box 1773, Spokane 6, giving present employer and two references. MAN with car for full-time business near by. Run your own permanent business. Household medicines, food products, extracts. farmers supplies, Big line.

Good profits. Write for particulars, Rawleigh's Dept. WHL-184-194, Oakland, Calif. REXAIR. can use 2 more men.

This is high-class, dignified sales work. If you are willing to do an honest days work we have the best deal yet. See Mr. Kerley, district manager, W1405 lot ave, QUALITY merchandise that can be de- livered, Earnings $2 to $5 hour, If out of town write Beal Silk Hosiery Mills. 425 Symons Spokane.

MARRIED matt for interesting sales woiTk. Speculators not wanted. Earnings to $800 per month, Write 35, care this newspa per. POLICE CHIEF TO RETURN. BOZEMAN, Dec.

10.M. E. Henderson, former Bozeman police chief and city manager, now with the military government in Germany, expects to return to his post here nekt year, according to word from him. Guertin Ross Music Center W908 SPRAGUE. 4915.

ACCORDIONS 48. 80, 120 bass. New and used. Finest professional Terms, trades, Roy Goodman's' 009 RIVERSIDE. PIANO Roy Goodman, pianist and former music teacher, offers you without obligation authentic information on value of used pianos.

Write tor see ROY GOOD. MAN at W900 RIVERSIDE AVE, or phone Main 2911, ROY GOODMAN'S We invite you critically to inspect our reconditioned rhinos. Lowest prices consistent with highest quality and condition. 909 RIVERSIDE, MAIN 2913, Ross Center RIV. 4918.

RDIONS bass. New and used. Terms, trades. )adman's tIVERSIDE, isFORMATION. pianist and former ers you without oblige-formation on value of tor mee ROY GOOD- RIVERSIDE AVE, or )0DMAN'S critically to Inspect our los, Lowest prices con-it quality and condition.

MAIN 2913. WEIGHT REDUCTION. Under LICENSED PHYSICIAN. M. 6628.

No diet. No exercise. 503 O. N. B.

Bldg, ATTENTION, ARTHRITICS, If all others have failed, write for our free booklet. Rutter Ray Clinic, Yacolt, Wash. YOUNG woman, 20-38 years, to wolit In retail store. Must be able to type, some bookkeeping. Steady employment, good working conditions, Inquire S3 Washington.

Riv. 3401. NATIONALLY known food organization wants experienced demonstrators, gull or pail time. Good salary. 40-hour week.

References required. Write 33, care this newspaper. RESPONSIBLE young woman, general housework and cooking, occasional care one child: no laundry. Thursdays and every other Sunday off, References. Lake, 8425.

IA. .39 uou llllll cittuL a allicb "We can not be competed with H. Carlon announced today. at present in these fields by any He said the resolution charged other country. It is therefore to that "hundreds of thousands of the advantage of other nations whorveterans have returned to civilian -wish to be on a par with us to life recently to no savings.

no au-come to an agreement with us in 1 tomobiles, no emploment and no order to obtain advantage of our homes," and it expressed "unalter- great financial resources and to able opposition to relaxing the bring our armanent down to the Immigration laws "until such time level of less powerful countries." as no unemployed veteran shall announced today. tomobiles, no emploment and no homes," and it expressed "unalterable" opposition to relaxing the Immigration laws "until such time as no unemployed veteran shall WILL share ownership In private airplane with responsible party. Main 4421 during business hours. TRY OUR SINUS CLINICNONSURGICAL TREATMENTS FOR SINUS. 404 OLD NATIONAL BLDG.

MAIN 4680. WHERE SHALL WE GO? 33 DANCE EVERY FRI. AND SAT. NIGHT. In the Fire lite Room at the Rainbow Resort On Hauser Lake.

MUSIC BY HONEYSUCKLE TRIO. FULL course dinners at moderate prices. Public Opinion Club N113 Bernard St. M. '7435.

"THELMA'S" chicken and steak diners. 81.50. Christmas. 81.75. reservations open.

Open 5 p. a. m. Glen. 9776.

N6221 Division. DINE at the famous Silver Grill, Spokane Hotel, First and Stevens. An agreement of this nature, Barbey continued, would benefit the world "by the elimination of weapons of mass destructionatom bombs, rockets, pilotless bombs, bacteriological warfareand the reduction of land, air and naval forces to a fraction of their war strength. CITY and out-oftown salesmen to call on drug. grocery and variety stores.

Established territories. Broad. 4250. TEACHERS' AGENSIES 60 WESTMORE Teachers agency, 1405 Old Nat'l Bank Bldg. Free registration AU vacancies sent by school officials.

WILL PAY CASIT FOR GOOD USED PIANO. CALL MAIN 6841. ItABY grands, spinets. small uprighta. Immediate dellytry, Rental pianos.

Select your Christmas pianos now at Ward's, W402 Indiana. Broad, 0571. fROFESSIONALMIng tromhr'nflhlce new. sterling silver bell, beautiful leather tilmmed tweed cue, 8150, 4868, p.m. dOOD stock uf new and used alto sago: phones; also large stork of new and used drums.

ROFFMAN BROS. MUSIC W81612 Riverside second floor. T-5-c's REDUCTION on all used accordions. Romanolf, Broad, 5492. W1708 IT FOR GOOD USED I.LL MAIN 6841.

pinetc small uprights. v. Rental pianos. Select now at Ward's. Broad, 0571, Ittig trombone, like new, beautiful leather se, $150.

4885. ew and used alto sago: stock of new and used BROS. MUSIC second floor, 4 on all used accordions. 5492. W1708 Want Ads Accepted Until 9:30 A.

M. for Publication Same Day Classified Advertising RATES 60 PER WORD Four consecutive times for price of three. Seven consecutive times for price of five. Minimum charge of 10 words. Contract rates on application.

Note: Rates for Midwives, Oil Promo. lion and Spiritualists will be quoted at office. Phone Main 1121. LODGE NOTICES 1 YORK lodge No. 234, F.

A 4 ell.nMn.r.Tahnuerasit,erD,ecitalt2e:d 94, munication, Third Degrees, 7:45. 9, in. All Masons wet- come. Wilmot D. Buswell, W.

144 C. A. Isherwood, Sec. TYRIAN lodge No. 98.

F. A. Friday. Dec. 13; 7:30 Stated Communica- F' in" ion.

election of officers, sp Third Degree examinations. W. C. $ander. W.

R. P. Moller. Sec. seek employment in vain." Fire Damage $75,000 VANCOUVER, B.

Dec. 10. (CP)Prize cattle, valued at 000, were saved early today when fire leveled the main feed barn and burned four horses to death at the Essondale Colony Experimental farm, just east of New Westminster, B. C. Damage was placed at $75,000.

The origin of the fire is unknown. Cattle barns, clustered near the blazing building, were saved, the wind fanning the fire away from 500 frightened animals. The farm is operated by the provincial government. Colony farm Is famed for its herd of purebred Holstein cattle, and it has exported pedigreed bulls to breeders throughout the British empire. PERSONALS 34 BUS GIRL No experience necessary.

No night or Sunday work. El. ENCANTO Restaurant. W609 SPRAGUE MANICURISTS Guarantee of $35 per week to commence. WESTERN HAIR Co.

W819 Riverside Ave. BOOKEZEPER-srenographer, permanent position. Well-established medical specialist's office. Top salary. Must be capable.

References. Riv. 5604 after 7 p. m. tXPERIENCED household help, cook-ffiui help in caring for children.

No heavy cleaning or ironing. Bend's electric dishwasher. 6 In family. High wages. References.

W820 7th. Main 6500. Ex? 40 $170. STENO, (late twenties). $150.

GEN. OFC. (filing, tyPing), $125. $130: INEEP. STENO $110.

Commercial Emp, 418 Hyde Bg, M. 1736. WANTEDSilk finisher, good pay for experienced worker. Others need not apply. Write or phone Owl Cleaners.

St. merles, Idaho. PfGfrichool graduates, 18 to 25. for full-time day work as elevator operators. Height approximately 5 ft.

6, experience not required. Apply 805 PallISPII Eldt TOMPErfENT stenograptier for Junior Chamber of Commerce. Call in perrion at our office on the mezzanine of the Desert hotel. LONE OBSTACLE ON DISARN'ANINT Situations WantedFemale 64 LADY. 14-year-old on wishes housekepping in motherless home, town or country.

Phone 8F15 Deer Park. or write 31, care this newspaper. TAIDDLE-AGED lady would like position as manageress-housekeeper in hotel, auto court. Bdwy. 5507.

NURSE, practical, excellent semi-invalid patients, Live in. Broad. 3194. I 1 well-' i Mont4STRUMENTS. I 1 1 POPULAR piano (quick method), swing style, no age limit.

Frank Blessing-Norm Thus Music Studio, N119 Post. Main 1819. VOR relief of eczema due to fungus infections and in proper cases from symPtoms of itching, write McK. Edwards. Valley, Wash.

CHRISTMAS tree lights repaired. W3025 Euclid. Broad. 0634. AUDUBON Park lodge No.

972, F. A. Dec. 11, 7:30 p. m.

Stated Communication, election of officers, Third Degree. Paul J. Moody, W. F. J.

Weimar, Sec. BAND INSTRUMENTS. New and used. All ROY GOODMAN'S. 909 RIVERSIDE, RING flat alto saxophone and case.

sliver finish, good condition, $85. Val. 1308. WEBER piano. $98.50, Shaw, $135, or rent.

$3 and 94. PAUL'S PIANO SHOP. W5I0 213. STRINGbass, new bow, $1257fali. 2488 KING upright grand piano, concert pitch, excellent cond1tiont.J190.

Lake. 5598. NEW Martin alto case. A-I shape. Lake.

4944. UPRIGHT piano, cherry wood, good J150, Fair. 2477. liKING trumpet and case, $50. Glen.

305s. PIANO, like new. small size mahogany. Terms. N3523 Atlantic.

R-FLTrt-enor nxopbone, A-1 condition. Glen. 1908, 14710 Superior. ows and mlilgets tor rent. OSLUND PIANO, N724 MOW, MVSlcAkDIRE) 0 PU LA piano iquicitmeinooti.

swing style. No age limit. Free instruments with leasona. Trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, violin. Hawaiian guitar.

Also vocal and accordion. "Frank Blessing-Norm Thue" Music Studio. N119 Post. Main 1619. t.

All accessories. S. 909 RIVERSIDE sexophone and cases condition, 885. WM. Shaw, $135.

or $3 and $4. W510 2D. ew, bow, $1257fall. nd piano, concert pitch, Lake. 5598.

aax case. A-I 44. cherry wood, good contr. 2477, and case, $UL Glen. small size mahogany.

Mantic. xoplInne, A-1 condition. 10 Superior. ows and mlagets for rent, N724 Monroe. (quickmethod), swing tont.

Free instruments clarinet, aaxoFtWailan guitar. Also ion. "Frank Blessing-sic Studio, N119 Post. ,1 DRESSMAKING: Tallorinq 72 btassmAkING, also alterations and remodeling. Call Glen.

8735, ALTERATIONS. Fur repairs, M. 8-g1 r. Thrifty Shop. N9 Post, bet.

b-TCESSM A It IN 0 andfirterationa. Main 7485 before 2:30. ILL types sewing, designing and alters. bons. Open eves.

21T Temple Court Bldg TUVE animist (ma Ill HEMSTITCHING prompfly. road. 5911W, N2703 Ash. ATTRACTIVE young-lady desires receptionist position with ahorthand and typing. Call B.

451511. Ask for Billie. IRONING by expert Reasonable. Don't miss this opportunity. Glen.

9852. COMPETENT colored lady wants work by day or week, Riv. 2294. -EXPERIENCED ranch cook, full charge. Write box 32, care this newspaper.

WANTED: Washing or Ironing. N490 Elm. Reasonable: quick service. LET us do your Ironing. Curtains washed, stretched.

Riv. 3815, ONE-DAY ironing service. Close in. Shirts specialty. Main 4944, IRONING done, my home.

Very good work. Reasonable. Glen. 7616. bEPENDABLE young lady desires office employment at Dishman.

We). 1822. CUEitAINS laundered and atretched. Will pick up, deliver. Fair.

2084. SITUATtONS WantedMale 68 young man with some experience on landscape gardening wants any kind of ivoik, Ask tor J. J. Barney. Riv.

2066. SPOKANE lodge No. 34, T. A. Tuesday, Dec.

10, 7:30 p. m. Special Corn. munication. Second Degrees.

George S. Sylvester, W. E. J. Barker, Sec.

SPOKANE AERIE O. 2. F. a Dec. 10 business meeting and entertainment.

H. Grant. Secretary. S174 Howard. 70 Soldiers Hurt FORT LEWIS, Dec.

10. (A) Seventy men were Injured during the southern California war games from which Second division troops are now returning, army officials said today. All of the Injuries were minor and none resulted from gunfire, the report said, and the total of 70 out of rnorb than 12,000 participating was described as amazingly light. The majority of injuries resulted from vehicle accidents under blackout conditions. Fourteen were hurt when an amphibious truck overturned on land.

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Dec. 10. alConflicting United States and Soviet Russian views on setting up Inspection and control organizations regulating arms control were reported authoritatively today to be the lone obstacle to completion of a proposed resolution of worldwide disarmament. A drafting committee charged with framing the resolution went back into session this morning after working until last midnight.

An informant who would not be Identified said that the United States desired that the general assembly in its disarmament resolution leave a free hand to the security council in setting up the inspection and control organizations. This source said that Russia has -Insisted that the resolution specifically provide for a commission for controlling the execution of decisions taken on the reduction of armaments and a second commission for controlling the decision on prohibiting atomic energy for military purposes. BEAUTY SHOPS 38 COME to the little Red Brick Cottage for your next permanent wave. Oil solutions used exclusively Prices to flt your budget. Located next door to Texaco staHon.

Dishman. Wel. 4581. TOMOE'S Beauty Salon under new management. Christmas special on permanents.

Complete beauty service. Tomoe's Beauty Salon. S219 Washington. Main 3752. CARDINAL permanent.

83.50 up. Cold waves $10 and 515. Guaranteed. $03 NORFOLK BLD11. MAIN 3458.

BILL VEBER'S Main 6511 Open eves. W820 Riverside. Balcony. HAIR BEAUTIFULLY SHAPED by FRED for ALL our permanents. The June Bug.

Mohawk Bldg. Main 1491. SPECIALIZING in fine hair. Open 8 to 8: evenings by appointment. PEACOCK.

310 ZIEGLER. MAIN 1555. XMAS gift perm'n'ts good 'til Feb. 1. Montgomery Wards Beauty.

Riv. 6161. PERM-ANENT. Main 1-563-. B.

B. BEAUTY. N11312 HOWARD, GLAMOUR shop under new management. Ali beauty work. For M.

19261 SPECIAL. REG. $10. PALM BEAUTY. Riv.

9332. N6 Lincoln. QUICK service--out of town customers. BISHOPS. 303 EAGLE BLDG.

M. 1590. PRE-HOLIDAY special on perm'ts. Milner House of Beauty. M.

5862. LOUIES LADIES' HAIRCUTTING. All Beauty Work, N220 Post. Main 1741, OPEN AT 7 MORNINGS BY APPT. Call ESTHER, Mirror Beauty.

M. 1051., LU'S $4.50 up (with or without appt.i wave. 1. R. 13204 t-ETORE Xmas only, 10 shortee 6.50.

NO apt. flee. 223 Symons. M. 5695.

BEAUTY SCHOOLS 4Q ACCOUNTANTS, Auditors 80 BOOKKEEPING and income of-town accounts handled, Write The Boger Bookkeeping end Tax Service, 0 13ox 1773, Spokane 6, Wash. CENEBAL accounting service. -Audits, monthly closing, taxes, payrolls, Phone, Ingram, Main 3433, ACCOUNTING, AUDITS and TAXES, REIFF'S. 806 Sherwood Bldg. M.

2761, INCOTITTTAX, ACCT. EXPEMIENC-TED, Ploy SLEDGEDoris WILSON. M. 1685. RADIOS.

RADIO SERVICE 92 A CCOUNTING and all tax service furnished; also bookkeeping. W. F. Morrison. M.

4956. ItXPERT accountant wishes parct-ime accounting work Saturdays and evenings, Write 29, care this newspaper. HOUSEWIVES' SUPPLIES 104 DRY LAND NETTED GEM Spuds, 100 lbs. $1.89 104 3 NETTED GEM Nibs. $1.89 51PEATENCEb salesman with late model car desires permanent poaltion.

Lake. 03080. PERMANENT Profitable work, 3 women, half days. R. 0717.

GIRL singer, 2 nights weekly. Friday and Saturday. Must be 21, have lc Av or medium voice, good looking. Glen. 6930, EXPERIENCED LAW STENOGRAPHER.

Good wages and working conditions. ROOM 517 ZIEGLER BLDG, M. 6556. REFINED lady for houmekeeping, gooa home: 2 adults. W2723 Fairview.

Broad. 4258R. WANTEDThoroughly experienced silk finisher who can give quality and production. Write 26, care this IkPERIETICED cashier for drug and variety store. Apply Bates Drug, Mr.

Art Cecil, W507 Riverside. UOOD homifo lady with elderly couple for light services In home, Pay right party. Glen. 6778. STENOGRAPHER and assistant bookkeeper.

Jones Auto Supply, W1218 Second avenue. STENOGRAPHER, some bookkeeping experience. See Mr. Horn, aecretary, Elks temple. Experienced Stenographer CALL MAIN 3285, WANT girls for full and part-time Xmas work, Apply in person to Miss Stanton.

J. Newberg's. GIRL wanted tor secretarial wO1-17-8-hort- hand needed. Apply Chamber of Commerce. 110USEKEEPER in kmotherleas home.

No children. Farm home, Elderly couple accepted. Write 8, care this newApaper. flaSEKEEPER, dtilrtima, Roorix- boari and wages. Riv.

5441, housework, small home. 2 adults. Good wages. Broad. 5854.

MIDDLE-AGED lady for general hotel work. Apply at W52612 Main. PLACEMENT BUREAUMain 2421, StenographersTypistsBookkeepers. ITCPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply Siliman Hotel Coffee Shop, W1003 Third.

RELIABLEhousekeeper, family of small home. Riv. 5515. fitt cook wanted. Apply SeEllizeCorner, elnyard.

MONTANA AND COAST Xmas Trees ALL SIZES. Growers' Mkt. IA AND COAST as Trees SIZES. Mkt. DEATHS 12 HARRIS, Valentine B.Passed away Dec.

9 at a locai hospital. Home at E1022 Thirty-third ave. Survived by 2 daughters, Mra. Grover Chambers, Cheney, Mrs. William H.

Falk, Spokane: 1 30n, John Harris. Portland, 5 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs. W. B. Linn, Sumner.

Iowa; Mn. Fred C. Loep, Dallas, Texas, lie was a member of the Jefferson Street Christian church and a charter member of the 90 and 9 men's brotherhood, Oriental lodge. F. A.

M. No. 74 and the Senior Citizens' league. BALL DODD FUNERAL DIRECTORS, INC. Jefferson at.

at Fourth Spokane, in charge of arrangements. LARKIN. Barry C.Passed away Dec, at his home, 14,1906 Clarke. Survived by 1 brother, B. J.

Larkin, in Rimrock, 1 brother in Montana. His last services have been intrusted to the care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, WI124 Riverside ave. SIMMONDS, Walter J.Passed away Dec. 8 at a local hospital. His home was at E412 20th Vie.

Survived by his wife, Irene at the home: mother, Mrs. Jessie Simmonds of Spokane; 2 brothers, Leslie Simmonds of Spokane, William Simmonds of Seattle. He was a member of the Baptist church. The THORNHILL-CAREY FUNERAL HOME, NI322 Monroe Is intrusted with his last rites. AND SAVE, From Grower PI Caztomer.

WI Deliver Sizable Orders. N2704 DIVISION. GLEN. 1949. rD SAVE, ver PI Customer.

Sizable Orders. GLEN. 1044. CROSSING CRASH KILS 6 PEOPLE CARPENTER: Remodeling, finisher, take anything, in or out. Write 37, care this newspaper.

2 VETERANS want woods or mill work. Living quarters close, Glen. 9524. Bo 6044. Ilillyard.

PLUMBINO and odd jobs. Phone Broad, 4966M ENGINEER, fireman, Janitor work of any kind. RN. 9221, TOIIM 265. PLATraeCtruck anrdriver, $3 hour, Phone Main 7433.

VETERAN, age 21, wants part-time work after m. Call L. 7418. MARPast 60 wants odd Jobe mornings only. Write 20rcare this newspaper.

CARPENTER workTimilt-ins, remodeling, pdd Jobe. Broad. 0386. WORK BY CONTRACT 70, 8-HOUR RADIO REPAIR IN AT 8:00 OUT AT 5:00 Guaranteed Service Free Pickup and Delivery Riegel Brothers Marine Division FIRST AND ADAMS. MAIN 511S.

High Winds on Coast SEATTLE, Dec. 10. (UP) Strong winds reported as high as 45 miles per hour struck Seattle and vicinity last night with little damage reported. Few wires were reported blown down and no severe damage was reported. The weather bureau said that the winds were expected to continue today but with decreased velocity.

Dog Has it Breakdown', VANCOUVER, B. Dec. 10. (CP)It shouldn't happen to a dog but it did. An unidentified woman asked police today to try and keep the kids in her neighborhood quiet.

Reason: "The boys in my neighborhood are so noisy my dog suffered a nervous breakdown. He spent 10 days in the hospital recuperating and though he's been home three days now, the noise continues and I fear he is to have another one." TIME TO TALK TURKEY! Yes, and Its time to do something about your Christmas Turkey' And that something la to efill EMSKAMP'S TURKEY CENTER and rev your Ireaat Birda tender young Montana grant and milk fed, broad-bremated turkey, personally selected, cleaned and dressed, roaster right and oven ready, Order NOW while the neleetion is TOP OF THE', CROP, at EMSKAMP'S TURKEY Wash. Main 3338. A Triumph of Good Eating SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE As your dealer tor America's Favorite Pure Pork Sausage. TALK TURKEY! time to do something Turkey' And that cell EMSKAMP'S TURind reserve your Feast young Montana grain mut-breasted turkey, per-cleaned and dressed.

id oven reedy. Order selection is TOP OF EMSKANIP'S TURKEY vash. Main 3338. of Good Eating tIFTS ID SAUSAGE for America's Favorite Pork Sausage. Radio Repair Work Done by Qualified Radio Engineers INSTANT SERVICE Pre.

Pickup ant! De livery. CORINTH, Dec. 10. OR Six teen-age occupants of an automobile were killed and two young brides of a few days were critically burt late last night when their car and a St. Louis-bound bus collided a few miles north of here on high, way 45.

The dead were listed at the J. B. McTeter funeral home as Odus Scott, 19, and his 18-year-old wife of Memphis, and four residents of Corinth, all 19 years old Sylvester Roades, Nathaniel Goff, Leman Austin and J. D. Hearn.

Injured and in a critical condition In a hospital here were Mrs. Helen Roades, 18-year-old bride of Sylvester Roades, and Mrs. Nathaniel Goff. 18, who also was married only a few days ago. Mrs.

Roades suf- fered a dangerous scalp injury; Mrs. Goff received leg and jaw fractures and lacerations on the face and body. HELP WANTEDMale 50 Boys and Men to Sell Papers GOOD CORNERS ARE OPEN See Mr. Burby, Chronicle Circulation Department True's Stores 2521 SPRAGUE. MAIN 2391.

Enroll Now IN THE NEW CULTURE CLASSES. Free fingerwaves. Free marcels. Open evenings until 8. except Sat.

Spokane Beauty School W617 SPRAGUE. RIV. on3, MXCHINg or macnineieu Cold wave 67.00 i. Free OPENING FOR STUDENTS. DAVIS BEAUTY SCHOOL, 418 KUHN BLDG.

MAIN 5027. A LASTING GIFT. A deposit of a Beauty Course. Give them their independence, a good paying position or a start in their own business. Morse Beauty School.

R.4343. Zukor Bldg, S. F. 8ric: $2.50, $3.50. Enroll in NEW class NOW starting.

GIBSON'S School 224 Rookery Bldg, BARBER SCHOOLS 41 MFN MOLER'S. W405 Trent, Spokane, Wash. PRACTICAL Trade Schools 43 15KffliTcrietirliTilephone or TeletYPI Opera. WESTERN UNION. M.

Kerkis. HELP WANTEDFemale 48 Stenographer New office, top firm, 5-day, best work conditions, $145: also BKKG. MACH. TYPIST, $135. incr.

TypLst, $135. doctor's office. Know shorthand, moon: STENO. few lira St time in executive's home. BOOKKEEPER, full charge, grand job! ASST.

MGR. ready-wear, $60, Pita bonus. Many exceptional openings! THE BEST IN OFFICE POSITIONS. ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE 806 Sherwood Bldg. Main 27654 GOOD OPENING FOR YOUNG LADY WHO CAN TAKE DICTATION AND TYPE ACCURATELY.

PERMANENT POSITION. FAVORABLE WORKING CONDITIONS. PLEASE CALL IN PERSON BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND P.

M. OR BY APPOINTMENT. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. Thugs Rob Tavern SEATTLE, Dec. 10.

(UP)Two bandits lined up 25 patrons of a beer tavern while they robbed the bartender of $330 here today. Armed with revolvers the pair forced the customers to stand or sit at the bar while the bartender was emptying the contents of the cash register into a canvas sack. Expert Repairing ALL MAKES, HOME OR CAR SET. Good Stock of Parts-3-day Service. PICK UP AND DELIVER ANY PART OF THE CITY.

Kauffman Buick All Rock Blasting Call for Estimates ELECTRIC SM ITH RIV. 1144, 1121 SPRAGUE. HOUSEW I VES Partial or complete house cleaning. Reasonable rates. Exp.

help. Main 2356 or Broad. 4958, Northwest Bldg. Maint. SMAELTVell equipped wood working tory neer Sprkane with large stockpile of kiln dried pine, wants good sized orders on wooden parts or small objects.

Write 35, rare this newspaper. Will contact answers between Dec. 10 and 12. t-LISTOM built garages to it your need's and your purse. Priced front $250, including labor.

Pay as low as $8.30 per ma. with no down payment. Phone Broad. 3028 before noon or after 5 p. m.

Lou' complete information. WANTED' Dozer work for Th 18 with double-drum power unit. Alm TD-14 with hydraulic dozer. Both tractors new. Will work by hour or contract.

Co anywhere. Phone 157J, Colville. Wash. Lloyd Cole. Basements Under houses.

Complete job. In or out of town. Free estimates. Easy terms. Riv.

7603. Ace Sand and Gravel Co. READY-MIX CONCRETE WAL. 4182. CONCRETE WORK PORCHES, FLOORS, DRIVES, STEPS.

MAIN 7634. HOME REPAIR. Maintenance service, broken windows, locks, sticking doors, built-ins. etc. NO SERVICE TOO SMALL FAIR.

1227FAIR. 2021. Dozer Work Basements, land clearing and breaking. Wal. CMS, C.

I. Haase, Rte. 1. Oppor tunity. WE PAVE ONE OPENING IN OUR COUNTRY CIRCULATION PARTMENT FOR THE POSITION OF DISTRICT SUPERVISOR.

PREVIOUS NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION rXPERIENCE BEQUIBED. MUST BE BETWEEN THE ACES OF 25 AND 35. AUTOMOBILE REQUIRED. LIBERAL EXPENSE ACCOUNT. ATTRACTIVE SALARY.

APPLY SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. New York Hotel Fire Routs Guests FIRST AT CEDAR. MAIN 1188 RADIO REPAIRING ALL MAKES. Brown-Johnston N118 LINCOLN.

M. 2174. Jap Oranges Due VANCOUVER, B. Dec. 10.

(P) Fifty thousand boxes of Japanese tangerine orangesfirst to be seen here since the outbreak of hostilities in 1941are expected to arrive from Japan, December 13, dealers said today. DRYLAND potaines, $2 hundred. Apples, 81.45 box. Carrots, $1,150 sack. Oranges, $1.25 ais ease, Xmas trees, all kinds, 50o up.

FARMERS EXCHANGE 2851, E1420 SPRAGUE. FANCV-Pears, 2.49 -box. Garden Spot. N4420 Div. ITPLES-75c, orchard run.

Northenat corner Corrigan and Trent road. Otis Orchards, APPLES, Cabbages, DryLand Potatoes. VALLEY MART. I2 IT. PAO of Dishman on Sprague.

kMAS TREES. Flo 20'T-finest balsafir, fir, apruce. Ws deliver. B. 5182.

N1903 Ash. brtfEA-N-57-aotatnea srbartona, north of Dartford, Delivered, $2.50. Glen. 4538. APPLES-75c, orchard run.

Northeast corner Corrigan and Trent road. Otis Orchards. WALTYVIA-11111ITT. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ETAMTLY-ftesh eggs- biessed fryevs an roasters Delivered.

Wel. 4113. SILVERED or plain Christmas livered. Price reasonable. Broad.

357211, EARDWARE. tools, paint, staaawarc no. tiorut Blodgett'ls N4517 Nevada it. HEAVY rabbits -for your locker, 45c a th. F2314 7th, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.

KLEIN'S Mkt. G. 7035. N3108 DIVISIOn, VACUUM CLEANERS 118 Spokane Vacuum Supply Guar. service parts foe all makes.

Pick. up and delivery. W. buy and sell used Washlngton Rie. attn, VACUUM REPAIRS ALL MAKES.

PICKUP SERVICE. WILLIAMS. W1024 1ST. M.1833. EXPERT repalang -orvace uum cleaner, We pick up and deliver.

Phone 3179, The Eureka Agency ak THE PALACE. les, $2 hundred. APPlea. Is, $1,50 sack. Orange Xmas trees, all kinds, 3 EXCHANGE E1420 SPRAGUE.

'ears, $2.49 box. t. N4420 Div. trchard run. Northenat and Trent road.

Otis DryLand Potatoit EY MART. Dishman on Sregue. rto- 20'T-finest balsam, leliver. B. 5182.

51903 north elivered, $2.50. Glen. orchard run. Northeast and Trent road. Otis 411.11kT DISIIITAF17-- ta and Vegetables.

eggs. firessed fryers an 1. Wel. 4113. Christmas trcbs isoneble.

Broad. 3572 peint, glassware. no. N4617 Nevada it. for your locker, 45c a AND 70.35.

N3108 CLEANERS 118 Vacuum Supply Oarts toe all makes. Pick. We buy and sell used Vasblnatnn Riv. 11 REPAIRS PICKUP SERVICE. 41024 M.1633.

en any-kind 01 Vag' a pick up and deliver. I The Eureka Attenel at PALACE. FUNERALS 13 COOK, Charles home Waa at W1715 Pacific ave. Survived by 1 stepson, Arthur Zarr of Spokane. Funeral Dec.

11, at 10 a. In. from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 Riverside ave. Interment Riverside Park, MARLING, Harry home was at W3127 Alice ave. Husband of Bertha Deeding, at the home: brother of Mrs.

Blanche Henry of Spokane; uncle of Hillis B. Henry of Walla Walla. Wash. He was auditor for the city of Spokane, a life member of Spokane lodge No, 228, B. P.

O. and a member of Spokane lodge No. 18, A. O. U.

and had lived in Spokane 50 years. Funeral Wednesday, December 11, at 1 P. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe at. Dr. Joel Harper, assisted by Spokane lodge No.

228. S. P. O. L.

will officiate. Cremation will follow. FORREST. William A. Sr.Home at E2229 Boone ave.

Husband of Nora J. Forrest; father of Patricia Forrest. both at the home; William A. Forrest Hoquiam, Vim; brother of Mrs. W.

7. Bow lby, Mrs. Ir. D. Ay ler, Mn.

P. J. Wyrick. all of Spokane: Mrs. Gerald Beeman of Illinois.

Funeral Dec. 12. at 11 a. from the GOTHIC CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe Dr. Paul Calhoun officiating.

Interment at Colfax, Wn. GREEN, Altemso VictorHis home was at 8828 Greene at. Survived by his wife, Mabel Green, at the home: 5 sons, Charlie, Carol, Ray, Manley, all of Spokane; of Tacoma: 3 Mrs. Dodo; Shankin. Helena.

Mn. Merle Brehn of Reno. Mrs. Austie Silvers, Seattle: 14 grandchildren: 1 brother; 1 sister in Illinois. Funeral Dec.

11, at 1:30 p. m. from the CHAPEL OF MEMORIES at the THORNHILL-CAREY FUNERAL HOME, N1322 Monroe at. Interment Riverside Park. PHILLIPS, Edith E.

Age 71. Her home was at Kt, 10. Spokane, Survived by four daughters, Mrs. Will Haufman. Rosalie, Mn.

Gladys Ft) 'king, Opportunity, Mn. R. C. Henkel). Rockford, Mrs.

Ancel liarthold, Spokane; 2 sow, J. M. Phillips. Spokane, C. D.

Phillips. La-Grande; 1 sister. Mrs. Chas. Nene Id, S.

Dakota; 11 grandchildren: 1 great grandchild. She was a member of the Presbyterian church and the Royal Neighbors. Funeral services Wednesday, Dec. 11. at 1:30 p.

m. from the Presbyterian church at Fairfield. Rev. C. Saunders officiating, Interment Fairfield cemetery at Fairfield.

JAEGER FUNERAL HOME of Fairfield in charge. THOMPsON, Julia Loa iseHer home was at W2014 Shannon ave. Mother of Mrs. Irna Lewis and Mrs. Leila Christensen, both of Spokane: Valvert Thompson of Coulee Dam, Wesley and Ben Thompson, both of Almira, 6 grandchildren: sister of Mrs.

Amanda Shaver, Spokane: Mrs. Ca 'Innen of Colville, Edward Henning of Spokane; William and Otto Henning. AIMITA, Wash. She WAI a member of the Spokane County Pioneers' association. Funeral Dee.

II, at 2:30 p. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the 14AZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe Dr. Joel Harper officiating. Interment Greenwood. Spokane Int.

R. R. 2 Exp. R. R.

Machinists I Station Clerk-Type (out) APPLY ASSISTANT SUPPRINTENTIENT. NTIO WASHINGTON ST. NEW YORK, Dec, 10. (41)--A fire of undetermined origin routed 150 guests from rooms on three floors of the 27-story Hotel Lincoln here early today. The blaze, which broke out in an occupied room, gutted the interior of the room and sent thick smoke swirling to adjacent rooms, Firemen, who quickly extinguished the flames, directed the reITIOVal of all guests on the 13th, 14th and 15th floors to the hotel lobby.

They were joined there by other guests who heard the alarm but all were returned to their rooms within a half hour. NAVE full-time opening for woman experienced in selling popular and claasical records. Salary plus COMMISSiOn on personal allies. Apply Personnel Dept. Sears-Roebuck RadiosBuy, Sell, Repair Call fly.

8005. Pickup service, tubes, new and used phonograph records. Emery's Music NI4 Bernard Small Radios Repaired 62.95 TO $9,50. CENTRAL RADIO W1105 lat. R.

4785. I AILICR-A-PTER radio. civilian model SX-24 communication receiver, excellent condition, $95, W804 Euclid. Glen, 8228. Radio Television Serv.

Co. N127 Howard St. R. 7347. E3106 Queen GritENEWAEt RADIO APPLIANCE liERVICE.

N2222 DIVISION. GLEN. 7500. LARRY'S RADIO AND ATP. 18 Years of Satisfied Services.

N1705 DIVISION. BROAD. 4403. COOK'S RAMO AND APPL, See Yellow Section Phone Book, Pg. 124, Repair Dept.

moved to W223 IrREE Pick-utT and delTN. 11111, Country Homes. All work reaeonable, guaranteed. B. 0989 Garland Sport Shoo.

RADI0S, Phonogiaplis, Combination ROY GOODMAN'S. 909 RIVERSIDE. RADIO bOC. NI225 MONROE. 13.

2185, GETthe price first. Broad. 3998. FRANCIS RADIO. N1705 Howard, QUICK.

REFICIENTRADIO REPAIR. Vawrer Radio. B. 28134, N2809 Monroe, ttIBES, parts, service Guttranteed service. RADIO CLINIC.

E2503 8th, Lake. 4305. EVSICAL INSTRUMENTS 94 Winship Music House Instruments, supplies, RePairL N119 Poll. NIEMOELLER SAYS TRIALS EFFECTIVE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.

(R)--- The Nuernberg trials of top Nazi leaders had more far reaching effect on the German people than the subsequent execution of the war criminals, Dr. Martin Niemoeller, outspoken German opponent of Naziism, said in a speech last night. "The hangings didn't mean anything special. They definitely were not a big moment in the lives of the German populace," he said, without elaboration. Accompanied by his wife, he came here from Portland on his United States tour as vice president of the council of the Evangelical church in Germany.

Several speaking engagements were arranged tor in the Bay area. Prasad May Head Assembly of India REFRIGERATION 119 GERATION 119 YOUNG MAN FOR SOLICITOR WHO IS FREE TO TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED. EXPENSE AhLOWANCE AND OP. PORTUNUTY TO EARN UP TO $711 PER WEEK. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE.

EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. T.WALESMEN owning cars for well-establimhed pharmaceutical lahoratoties. tween 29 and 35 years of age. Cord starting salary, traveling expenses, eta allowance. Excellent advAnrement.

Must te high school graduate, college preferred, but not essential. Selling exp. nnt nee m- aary. These positions open to men of c'ulture with salmi personality. SPOKANE EMPLoYMENT SERVICE, 11P7f1 IfileLPAULSEN FILDG.

Main 3441. SERVICE MAN for farm machinery: must have car; 4 0.4tr. wit: $37 00 and mileage, STUDENT living down-town nr northwest part of eity for maintenance work. 3 ha, evenings, 75e hr. MAMIE NELSON HOBART.

600DRIci4 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1202 OLD NAIL. BANK I3LDG 'FOREMAN for planing mill and stock pleat. Write 31, care thla news. paper, CEMENT WORK Cement plastering, basements. foun dation'.

etc. Lake. 5860. Remodel for Xmas Per kitchen builtins, bare. wardrobes.

Garrison Cabinets. Greenacres. W. 4,265, LimiAm Co. ileating vent tnc General Tinshop Work.

Elf) Sprague. Alain 7251. Basement Excavating GENERAL DOZER WORK. M. F.

CASTLE. GLEN, 8142. Ail interior. exterior painting. KemToning, paperhanging, houses, of fire', Prompt and neat.

Eatimates gladly. Country work done. G. 2081 PaintingPaperhanging Xem-Tordne ancl patch plastering. Free estimate.

Call to 10 gt. Fairfax 2564, Modern Const. Co. BultniNa CONTRACToPS. N8521 DIVISION.

GLEN. 9541. YOUNG LADY WITH PLEASING PERSONALITY AND ABILITY FOR SALES WORK: PERMANENT INsIDE POSITION: PLEA ANT WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY SPOKANE DA ILY CHRONICLE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. GIRLTor II gaKonsework and care of children.

Board, room, wages. Glen. 0 230. WOMA----N for cleaning offices in event-Till: See night superintendent, Paulsen bids, Her 4 30 p. rn.

EXPERIEN telephone operator, over 2 N. A ppl in person bet ore 3 IL Mo Coeur d'Alene hotel. MAIDS WANTED. GALAX HOTEL. W284 MAIN.

Coldspot Owners Hpv, your FiAtcratc REFRIGERATOR SERVICE!) NOW. In Your Home Complete checker. Cali NV. 1141. Service Dept.

Sears, Roebuck Co. 17108 MAIN, SPOKANIO CALL BROAD. 4911. at Owners riAtcratc SERVICED NOW. our Home Over.

Call My. 4141. oebuck Co. spoKANNJ AVON Sitir BROAD. 4911.

NEW DELHI, Dec. 10. (4)Dr. Prasnd, food minister of the Interim Indian government. was nominated without opposition today for the chairmanship of In, dires constituent assembly.

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