TTIE spousNrANnEvrr: March 22, 1943. 11 WOMEN DEMOS SEAT OFFICERS STOCK MARKET HIT BY SELLING SPOKANE SHARES ARE RESISTANT GRAIN TRADERS MOVE WARILY KILLED SMOKE BEGGAR, SERVES 3 TO 6 YEARS NEW YORK, March 21. (AFormer Police Sergeant Anthony Fox, 43, who pleaded guilty to manslgughter In the fatal shooting of a man who asked him for a cigarette, was sentenced today to from three to six years in state prison. The court observed that Fox, charged with slaying Michael Condon. 50, had been Intoxicated.
OFFICIAL RECORDS. BIRTHS. Tante itaTo Mr. end Mn. Moth, se Vale title.
1,18017 Whitehouse, a daughter. Adam.To Mr. and Mn. Clyde Adams. Springdale.
a eon. GowanTo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gowan. Coulee Dam.
a sum Its JohnTo Mr. and Mrs. Donald It. John. WI623 Boone.
daughter. KatesTo Mr. End Paul Sates. Z4630 Commerce, a daughter. TurnerTo Mr.
and Mn. George Turner, Parkwater. a SOn. KohnTo Mr. and Mn.
William Kuhn, Tyler. a son. ilaneneko Mr. and Mn, Odeon Hanco*ck, E5417 Trent. twin daughters.
OlsonTO Mr. and Mn. Carl Olsen, Milan, Wash DatumTo Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gahm.
595 Copien Park. a son. DolanTo Mr. and Mn. Chester Dolan.
11001 Tenth. a son. KobertsonTo Mr. and Mn. Stuart Kobe orison.
W1028 Twentieth. a daughter. Widespread Early Losses Are Partly Recovered at Close. NEW YORK, March 2t () The March cycle of severe declines in the stock market was extended today by a new selling wave which brought losses of 1 to 3 points in the leaden but the final hour saw a general recovery from the lows. Weakness of the list, according to analysts, had behind it reconversion uncertainties and fears of new federal controls on specuiation.
The Associated Press 60-stock composite showed a closing drop of .4 of a point at 60.4. FIRST NEWTOWN APPLES OF SEASON ON STANDS Pale Newtown apples, first of the season, grown at Greenbluff, will be on the stands today at 12c a pound, also the first frozen huckleberries at 39c. Fresh pineapple slices at $1.25 each will be available, and small whole pineapples at 75c. New vegetables will include fresh asparagus at 40c a pound and new peas at 20c. Only old potatoes at 5 pounds for 27c are expected.
Prices to Retailers. vegassiscassnower. to a entre: Weil. $8 a crate; lettuce, $513 a crate; garlic. 50e endive, Mean onions.
755 dos. bunchn; California carrots, $2 the 50 Texas carrots, $3.50 a crate; Texas cabbage. $2.75 sack; radishes. d5c doz. bunches: beets.
$1.15 doz. bunches; parsnips, $3.50 the 40 turnips. $275 Use 30 Parsial. doz. bunches; rhubarb.
$2 75 the 20 spinach. $190 a crate: tomatoel. 24c lug repack. $6.35, new peas. $4.50 basket.
grade. 11.25 box. loose; wrapped and packed WinesaP. box; Stayman Winesap, $3.90 box; Beauties. $390 box.
Citrus Ceiling PricesCalifornia orange'. 115.49 the case; Lemons. Sunkist. $350 the case; choice. $328.
ItemTop grade AA, 44c; large grass A. 42C; medium grade AL sem Prices to Producers. tggeTop grad. A. 37c; large Made.
A. 35c, medium snide A. Sic. Early Price Break Due to Nervous Liquidation, CHICAGO, March 21. OP)Graln markets broke sharply under nervous liquidation today but short covering and buying by pit traders developed on the break and most of the losses were recovered.
Wheat and rye at times were off more than a cent under commission house and professional selling attributed to favorable war news and the weakness of securities. Wheat prices fluctuated nervously in a light trade. CASIL No wheat inlet CormNo. 4 yellow. 91.09 9 111Ve OatoNo.
I mixed heavy. Sae; wool' grade white. I Wee; No. 1 Vedat red, ale. flukyMelting, $120 91.3914 nomioal; teed" 81.0591.1k Dotoinia; No.
barley. "flat toed per hundredweight, nominal Thnoth.V, 5696.25; red tom. $15916; led clover. 931.90; sweet Mover, 910.65; alailut. $25150.
Mn. A. R. Kohlmetz was reinstalled as president of the Spokane County Women's Democratic club at a luncheon meeting at the Crescent yesterday. Mrs.
T. C. Wurth, installing officer, was assisted by Mrs. Abbie Titus and Mrs. John Cooney.
Features of the program were talks by Senator David Cowen, who gave a resume of legislative activities, and W. D. Taft, newly elected city commissioner, who discussed city government. Frank Payne, Wylie Brown and John T. Little were presented.
Vocal numbers were given by Miss Mary Louise Gallagher, accompanied by Miss Louise Vassaw. Others installed were: Mrs. Alice Woodruffe, first vice president; Mrs. Charles Jaeger, second vice president; Mrs. J.
J. Walsh, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Marie Walsh, recording secretary; Mrs. Dennis Sullivan. treasurer; Mrs.
Edward T. McKown, Mrs. J. S. Ellison and Mrs.
Mary Devereaux, directors. WANT ADS Accepted Until 9 P. M. Classified Advertising RATES. L.
Per Word 7, Per Word wr Daily I V. Sunday rmir entsactitias Mani tot Pets a 'ATP, Nevem ecresestive times tor Mite et fere Minimum rhea, 10 words, Cnntract toios on application. Noto---titiol tor Midwives, Olt Promotion srel EPirit ti.litti will be quota at Moe Main $321. LODGE I BUILDLNG PERMITS. Alex.
Reichert. 1421 Ralph; residence repair. 1200. Edgar Waters. ZSIS OIYMPla: Taa Idente alteration.
al se. Westminster apartments. W3301 PaciM Interior alteration. 1600. MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Lawrenee Z. Bechtel, Fort George Wright, and Catherine Case, Tartans. Kenneth McDaniel. Geiser tield. and Zeima V.idman.
SPoltene. Capt. C. M. Stewart.
Baxter hospital, and Batrirta M. Richards. Los Angeles Robert A. Renn, Malden. Weak, and Amanda R.
Brett, Richland, Willi. Kenneth I. Cather, Farrasist, Idaho. and Arline D. Han, spokane.
Rex D. Nutt. Spokane. and Etta M. Gloa son, Spokane.
Capt. Patrice A. Mertens. Opportunity. snd Mary A.
Meyers, Spokane. Sgt. Joe H. Stephenson, Getter Mid. and Ruby.
J. Cooper. Pans. Tenn. SUPPLIES SHORT AT STOCKYARDS FUTURES.
whigtorn 111IL 81171 May 1i 6e 1t 461f 1.1571 July 1 4 .57 .5 7 Sept. 1.54Y. 54 1.55'4 A50 4 153; 1.54 5.5250 5.5314 May 1.12 1.12s4 1.12 1.12y PtJuly 1.1.0aa 110vP "9: 1.1c4a7 1 117 1 5'1 117' 14 LSI 1054 014.5: 1455 651S Irjp July .59 .56. .11 :5514 :55 M.7 5.141p 1..11 1. 1.11,47 July 1'120 165, 1054 Dec.
146)01 1.0914 1.1014 1.09 1101 ir POKANE AERTE NO. 2. T. O. Z.
Mar. 21, Inie Al rip tiation. entertainment. Rip 4,111 turing the Serenaders. 8174 1.
H. Giant. sec. DEATHS 12 ACM ANS. WillianaPased loamy klatch 21 In DIM city.
Home at W3321 Lames. ave Husband of Emma at the home; lather of Mrs. ham Cagier, Spokane. He seas a retired minister. Faneral arrangements will be ammunred later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNithe AL.
11051B. 111306 Monroe al. HAMBLEN. GeraldinePassed swim, Wed March 21, at a local hoapital. Home was at N5014 Adartin.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mn. James Hamilton. 1 inner. joanna; 1 brother.
David, all at the home; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mew man Harnbien, Maryhill. WA.
The THORNHILL-CAREY FUNERAL MOMS NI322 Moluog la intrusted With her Nit rites. 440 ti 14416 IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS. New Suits Filed. John le Jones vs. Lola Jones: divorce James N.
Mitchell vs. Dr. W. S. Abram; to quiet title.
ataalne E. Cunninghant vs. Sisanuat IL Curt. ningluun. divorce.
Estates Probated. John N. Fouts. died July laz value 84000 George E. Hunt.
died December value $3000. Floithear Lunen. died March 18: value $1780. Dr. Eric T.
Richter. died March 12: value 870 000. George L. Grimes. died December 3: value Wallace W.
Jones. died November 21: value 82500. Silas Comm. died June 28: value $800n John C. Qualm died March 20; value $5000.
While leaner, of Spokane mining' shares yielded in the bidding yesterday, brokers said there were no large offerings of stock and the generally lower level of quotations in a number of instances were from traders who had taken profits at higher levels and were seeking to reinstate their lines at lower prices. Brokers commented upon the resistance displayed by the local share list to the recession of values on the New York stock and curb exchanges. They believed the "market would be better off for the overdue reaction which was attributed to hesitancy concerning reconversion of business from war to peace and the market belief the collapse of the German military is not far distant." A few stocks were up fractionally at the close. The undertone was considered strong. Closing board: REGISTER12) STOCKS.
1d. Asked. Clayton 6 61 .68 Dayrock .60 .65 Gladstone 0312 .041, Golconda .1412 .14 Grandview 13 .13 11.45 11.60 Independence .31 .34 do Es. .13 .1414 Jack Waite .12 .14 Metaline .361, .2712 Metropolitan .14 .15 do A .17 .19 Polaris 4.45 4.65 Sherman .34 .38 Silver Summit .32 .36 Stendard .25 .38 Sunshine 11.05 11.25 Sunshine Cons. .47 Tamarack 46 .50 united .0414 .0414 UNLISTED STOCKS.
Bunker Hill 13.25 11 40 Callahan 1.40 1.60 McGtilivrar .15 New World COO 6.25 Noble Five .0114 .02 Pend Oreille 1.36 1 44 Premier 1 50 2 00 Sidney 1.38 1 42 W. W. P. 114.00 116 00 Whitewater .03 si, .04 TRANSACTIONS. gain rePorted yesterday-Bunker MIL 170 at $12.15 12.30: Clayton.
4050 at 64 62e: Golconda. 9100 at 1412 .16 15c; Grand- view. 1000 at 1214e; Heels. 225 at 1111.40 te 11.60; Jack Wane. 600 at 12c: Metropolitan A.
3000 at 19 17c: Metropolitan B. 3000 at 1412 01 1312c, Metaline Mining and Leasing. 2000 at 26c; Noble Five. 11.000 at 112 3e; Polarie 200 at 64.57; Pend Oreille, 2500 at Sidney. 2000 at 111.381.40; Sliver Summit, 500 It 34e: Sunshine.
600 at 111.15 1111.20: Sunshine Consolidated, $00 at 47c; Sherman. 200 at 3684c. COUNTER STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Annite 03 .05 Butte High. .06 .06 Big Creek Apex' 27 .30 Callahan Cons. 06 .0714 Coeur d'Alene 48 .49 Chester .65 .72 Crystal Lead .10 .13 Douglas .08 .101, Golden Age 11 1.25 Golden Messenger .10 Gold Heim .054, Highland Aurora Highland Surprise .1212 A A 52 .57 Hypotheek .041, .04 King Mirnag .09 .11 Lexington .02 .02 11, Liberal King 06 .08 Lucky Fritter 47 .54 Merger .0812 .0914 Morning Glory 1112 .1212 Metaline Metals 13 .141,4 Monitor .50 .70 Nabob .16 Nevada Stewart 26 .30 Ottawa .01 .01 Reeves .2812 .33 Sheep Creek 1.18 1.35 Silver Chieftain 0812 Silver Crescent .04 .043, Silver Dollar A 1.46 1.60 do 1.35 1 40 Silver Serwileate 1.30 1.40 Succeu .02 .05 Wellington Ira .0214 whitedelf .25 Yak taut-Shoshone 0714 WMC WILL RECONSIDER CRITICAL AREA SYSTEM WASHINGTON, March 21. (p) Chairman Mead of the senate war investigating committee disclosed today that the war man power commission has agreed to consider a modification of its critical job area classification system. In a statement telling of conferences with WMC, army and navy and war production board officials.
Mead said his committee does not desire to announce any conclusions or recommendations at this point. but added: "It desires to announce that as a result of thee conferences, the officials concerned with the area classification system have agreed to examine the system which was established early in the war, in order to determine whether or not It might be modified and improved in the light of conditions that now exist, particularly in such areas as Detroit, where the labor deficiencies are qualitative, rather than quantitative." FUNERALS 13 OLD UNION STOCKYARDS. 'SPOKANE. March receipts Wednesday consisted of drive-ins. Eight decks of sheep were MOVIAIS On through billing.
Beet cattle market held steady on a light Offering. Top hogs were active at 815.50. Choice Iambs were quotable to $14.50. ReceiptsSalable cattle. 99; host.
124. Total Ahem 779. Wednesday's Sales. STEERS. CALVES.
No. Av. Wt. Price. No.
Av. Wt, Price. I ....1135 $15.50 1 255 81050 1 "..1000 15.00 2 275 15,50 3 ....1017 14,00 1 180 1500 2 960 14.75 2 297 14.25 902 13 50 5 218 14 00 3 918 13 00 2 285 13.50 2 1127 12.00 4 301 13,00 5 ....1024 11.50 7 916 12,00 HEIFERS. 3 262 11.00 2 750 14.50 1 175 10 00 1 715 12,00 145 9.00 2 910 11.00 1 315 8.00 445 10.00 3 150 SOO g'" 1 445 2. 4,40.
750 Divorces Granted. Irene 170111 Curtis. LOST 28 continued. tertW-N-Iiither wooer billfoid contalnini 'honer. PorEnal paPora.
toward. Mena Late.26.11. SiNG bri oe inglivray, Aeward. Flaunt. Silaugl a.
mittem embroidered top. Idanday an Z. IBA bus. Lake. 4791, tit ining mitne--f7-pTP.
pers. Mfin01, return billfold. Peed. Main 2821, days BLACIC abitrasa betwegn 75-vien Park and P. depot.
Steward Main 4333. liTNTrr-e-111-1F-setier; Rewasicb-itain 27 5 3 PLACK 1,1 ItrA-sly at ailie armory Elio. 7573 evenings. -El rain 55 3 tie; Reward. Lake.
4950. AaNOUNCEM NTS 32 PHOTOS Portrait quality-whid wait (HT tramples will domain, you. 1.5pulaa Ili14. 4 for 111, 6'x7," 73e rich. TAYLOR'S Pticyro so, 110 in the "A rc and Walhintpti.
11PECLAI, RATtli-ON INEVENTA. Good Hospital Facilities WM. 3547. COE elo5 Hole RI 4P44. ilOUldEWIVESFOR 1-LOAN see Miss 16 litoraa Aide.
PENLER supports Co flrjvIdafl7 slimed PP, dem 406 Ziegler Iota. WHERE.SHA Wg. IsLastfi TQC21-31. A GOOD PLArE TO TAT. GOOD FOOD WELL.
COOKED. W409 sPRAGUlt AVE. riliTTNEV-IthiOion dinners. luncheens. parties.
Reservations 6 I 34,. PERSONALS 34 TIVSBAirrr WIVES tress Tonic Tablets Peri up steak Swill5 laokins iron: also contain vitamin 111. calcium. 3e tidal aua now priby 20c. At all druggIsta EEL marks mak headaches.
Us PLA sn-Kors. avoid scrubbing. waxing. to apply. Alcohol and acid V.I.
Aiso in colors. Main 134n. killiiCENF-dtiS articles, autos tura. farm equipment. Livestock Phone Mr Giynn, Main 1101.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO. flfl relief of ersemi'dile to 'forbad-1ST thin and in proper cola from symptom. cr itching. writ MoK vciry. or ronsieler prenatal.
will pay all expenses. Writ 33. care this newspaper. --RELIABLE roupia avish-co solopt-babi7 Will pay menus. Writ.
41. care WI newipaper. See Mn. Soliutaler 501 Mohawk NUMERWeilST litusinesa conartriant. Study '45 plans.
M. 2358. W503 Sprague, REAUTY SHOPS CARDINAL RING torr Perot, 63.50 up. Cold Waves, .1 0-1 S. guaranteed.
15 rt NORFoLK BLDG. MAIN 14 511 oil 64. complete; shampoo with hair style, Si. Glamour Shop. 412 Kuhn.
Main 19264 PER613. FOR-14 50. Rayetto Cold Wave. evoming Florerce Salon. 40S Mohawk.
Itiv. 6622, Wrill your Easter permanent try the -Peaco*ck. Sberialite In tine hair. Peaco*ck. 3 in Elegter bldg.
Main 1555. tisOlTtletecteauty Easter permanents, 16 and $tl. N3207 Lidgerwood. Phone Glen 7971. Bin-WEBERS.
M. 6511 irspent vans 620 Riverside Ba leonz, 1.1CHE.5911eauty--6--h-alsagino-wave. 31 25. Eve apple 206 Eagle 171 9 --TA PPITIffrirlt t'FrrA'sTifh-PER Shop. S324 Wash.
Rio. 83834, LU'S-Permanents given with Of Olt 11 out appit Open S. close 7. Rio. 1320.
TA' MEDIC BEAUTY SALON MAIN 894 3. IASTER perml 4 speoZTied-cperaturr. litishins. Sherwood Bldg 1590 PiERMANINtilt-15 up.leRors. R.
6014. New Mary Jane scnaar. fiTraine to get your-taster permanent. Minor ReatityWS1 1 Sprague 51111514 LADIES-'-'01T14t2OrtING. Ali belting work.
N220 Post Main 1741. V-RittloS permanentshot re cole-NICCW tapered rut. 421 Exch. Biduitis 1491, now. FLUOR'S.
9110 Post. Rio. 2322, SCALP TREATMENT 39 rrcny SCALP, DANDRUFF TREATED. S30 INDIANA. ROAD.
3804, BEAUTY SCHOOLS 40 HEADED FOR SPRING. Cold vim and other Scalp treatmeMs, facials, hair tinting. eyebrow and eyelash and laalido curing frier classes now tortningl. MORSE BEAUTY SCHOOL. Jamieson Bldg.
PERMANENT-WAVES. -32 30 VP. Enroll in the new beauty culture now. Free finger Wave Free martins. SPoKANE BEAU'Ell liC917 SPRAGUE.
RTV. 2003, COLD WAVE. 610 Time for Easter permanents. 1, our 113 machine and 3 75 marhineless waves. DAVIS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
4 16 Kuhn Bldg. Main 6017 4 no rntartpenn 3 50- GIBSON BEAUTY SCHOOL. 124 Rookery 66241 BARBER SCHOOLS 41 GOOD Otter the war tor men. ladies who earn and learn OOVI. Full or part time.
Enroll now. WIWI, W405 Trent, Spokane HELP 48 AIRPORT RESTAURANT HAS OPININGS FOR CAPABLE COOK AND HELPERS TO PREPARE FLIGHT MEALS APPLY IN PERSON. NORTHWEST AIRLINES FELTS FIELD. Fountain I 995 1 ooss1100 3 pee.1285 2 "tong. i ooe.
945 3 seo.1123 1....1270 2 loost.1190 1 eee.1055 i 1 1 gee 895 5 4,... 783 3 goes 030 12.25 11.50 11.00 10.50 10.50 20.00 9.50 9.25 8.75 7.75 7.50 7.50 7.00 7.00 6 SO 6.00 2 .,...125 12.90 2 .,...1405 12.50 .,,,,,1320 12.00 .1190 11.50 880 10.00 YEARLINGS. 2 695 MOO 1 680 12.50 455 1200 425 6.50 512 9.00 hintro. 605 14.00 BOGS. 205 15.50 5 422 14.15 1 150 14.50 1 545 14.25 INLAND EMPIRE WHEAT.
DAVINPORT.Baart. Club. Fortyfold and red wheat. $1.37. ODEssA.Baatt and Turkey red.
Federation. $1.39. DAYTON.Wheat. Rrrzymut Burt and Turkey red. 35.
COLFAXClub. Federation. Triplett. 31.35; Rex, bud winter, 11.20.; bulk. r.
o. b. cars Heart, Club, bulk. on track. MLNNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 311. fdPiWheat receipts today 56; year ago 362. Trading basis unchanged; market strewn all wheat tuictuinged at ceiling. CornNo.
4 Yellow. del OS. RyeNo. 2, Other price. SEATTLE.
SEAT-LE. March 21. (AIWheat Open. High. Low.
Cloite. May ..51.54 $1.54 $1.54 $1.54 July 1.48 1.46 1.48 1.48 Cash (30-417 delivery): Soft white $1.52: soft white. no Rex. $1.52: White Club $1.53: western red $1.52: bard winter bard White Baart 1153. Coarse grains: Yellow corn (bulk No.
2)--14060 bit Oats thei. 2, 3111-1b sacki-545 bid. Barley iNo. 2. 45-1b.
bid. bid. Puget bound car receipts yesterday Wheat 23. oats 1. barley 3.
corn b. flout O. PORTLAND. PORTLAND, Ore. March 21.
futures and cash grain Cash wheat (bid 1: Loft whit 111.52; soft white (excluding Res) whits Club $1.52: western red 61.52. Hard red winter: Ordinary $1.53: 10 per cent, 11 pm cent. 13 per Cent. $1.64. Hard whit Baart--Ordituiry $1.52: 10 Per cent.
11 pet cent, 12 per cant. $1 84. Todays car IT: barley. 3: flour. corn.
oals nes. nillated. flirt. 3. GRAIN RECEIPTS.
SPOKANECan yesterday: Wheat. 56; barley, corn. 3. I 114 0 4 OPA REFUSES TO EJECT NOTORIOUS BLOND GIRL NEW YORK. March 21.
(R)The Manhattan CPA rent office today denied permission to a hotel to evict a tenant because, the hotel claimed, she was "the subject of several notorious publicity affairs. The decision was made after a public hearing in which the fashionable Hotel Weylin sought to dispossess blond Doris Platt from her $90-a-month room. John A. Sherry, attorney for the hotel, said Miss Platt's eviction was asked because publicity about a separation suit in which her name appeared damaged "the good name and reputation" of the hotel. The CPA, noting that the ease probably was the first of its kind in the country, advised the hotel to take its complaint to municipal court.
CLUBS TO SPONSOR TRAINING OF SPEAKERS The Tuesday Toastmaster club has decided to cooperate with other Spokane Toastmasters' clubs in maintaining a speakers' training program this summer, it was announced at the meeting last night in the Spokane hotel. Five-minute speakers were Jack Gogins, Al Brown, Clint Corliss, Al Hurley and George Gordon. The 10-minute speaker was Russ Glad-hart. Acting toastmaster was Paul Davies. Guests included R.
G. Royer, James Breen and Ben Hoke. CHICAGO. CHICAGO. Starch 21.
ttin (9PalSalab1e hoes 4000. total 8500: active. fully Steady: good and choice barmws and Ohl 140 lbs up at $14.75 ceiling; good ea choice sows It 814: complete clearance. Ratable cattle 12.000: total 12.000: saleble calve, 800 total SOO; fed steers and yearlings. including heifer yearlings.
active strong; top steers $11.50. yearlings $17.25: heifer yearlinge. 816.50; liberal supply fed steers 1115 IT; most heifers 1114.25 16: cows strong to 15c higher, very scarce: bulls 15-25c up on light receipts: weiehty Cutter cows to $9.50: heavy sausage tolls to 813.50. with heavy beef bulls to 814.75; sealers firm at $16 50 down. Salable sheep 3500; total 8500: fully Steady: loads good to choice fed wooled western lambs $16.85.
several loads held to. ward $IT; scattered tales medium and good lambs 1115.60 16.35. light lambs at inside price, largely medium: good yearlings 815 25 Ind 314 25 for wethers and ewes, respectively: nothing done early on two loads western ewes. odd lots native ewes 89.50 down. KIT DEVELOPED.
The development of a commissioner's kit to guide the commissioner staff in counseling with unit leaders was reviewed at a Boy Scout council commissioner staff meeting in the scout offices last night. The meeting, presided over by Charles A. Gonser, scout commissioner, heard neighborhood and district reports and members discussed summer camps. MONROE HEAD QUITS. MONROE, March 21.
UP) Olaf L. Olsen, superintendent of the Washington state reformatory at Monroe, announced today he submitted his resignation a month ago, effective March 31. Sales Net (Rnrunt46). Rig lAw. Last.
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Maytag Co 16 9 Rob 6 2512 25112 35112-. Vs Miami Cop 19 714 7.8 714 Me-Kan-Tee 21 714 1 112 Mont Ward 40 5314 52 53112- a Nigh-Kph, 63 161.2 16 1614- 112 Nat 8541115 33 24.12 23112 2314-- 14 Nat Can 10 1414 I414 141--. 112 Nat Cash Peg 6 3314 3112 33 14 Nat Daily Pd 27 2914 28 28-. Nat Distillers 22 38 3712 3254 14 Nat Lead 10 3512 25112 35'12-- Nat 29 844 8112 11412---. NT Cen RR 207 23112 2314 21112- 14 NYC 26 219412 113112 11834512 Manta 17 22 21112 3214-, No Am AM 13 1014 10 10 North Aro Co 73 20412 20 20- 112 North Pacific 64 2014 2014 2014- 112 Ohio Oil 91 1842 1714 113 14 Par Gas El 6 37 3612 112 Packard MO 129 612 6 6112 P.O Am All 53 17112 17112 1714-, Param Plot 67 38114 38 2834 Palk Ut 12 314 2.12 1-- 'a Parke Davis 16 73 31 31112-- Penney IJC1 4 103112 209 109 -1 Penn RR 45 36112 35V 36 4-- 14 Pepsi-Cols 56 2314 3314 23 -1 14 Dodge 37 26.4 2614 36114 Proc Gain 10 5714 5712 5712-.
12 Pullman 31 50112 49 110-- Rad Corp Ant SO 11 Va 21 1 1 12- 112 111-1C-0 47 tilt 6 8 112 Fir15111( Wand 15 2412 2414 2414, Repub Steel 69 21 30 2114- Rev Cope.Br 27 1344 13 13'4 Safeway Strut 98 83 61 6214-, 14 Savage Arms 10 9 814 6412-4, Schenley Dial 46 45 314 4414-, 114 8ears-Roeb 17 101112 20014 10184-- 112 Sevel Inc 17 19 1814 19 Socony-Vac 133 15312 1544 1512 12 412 414 41 South Pac 601 4012 40 4014-. 114 Southern R1 39 391p 38 3914- 14 do of 8 7314 717'4 7114- Rd Brands 17 3014 2912 2914- 4,4 St 011 Cal 47 4114 40 112 do Ind 15 36 35112 3514- 2i, do 83 11912 58112 5554-114 do Ohm 5 1714 56 5614-112 StonekWeb 33 1214 12 12 Studebaker 64 3114 2114 2112- 112 Sunray Oil 29 612 612 6412-- 112 Sunni lint 33 1114 10.12 11 112 Swift Co 10 331.2 3114 31112- 14 Texas Co 61 5214 51112 51- Transam 16 11 1014 104 tip Trans4NO Air A 2912 2884 294; TwentG-Fox 37 27 26112 s12 27 15 1414 15 212 tin Carbide 27 3214 1114 8314- 14 tinam PaC 4 221.4 220 120 --3 Unit Air I-no 29 3414 3312 3414- Dialed Aire 41 39 28112 28 12- Jutted Drug 10 17.12 17112 17112- a. Untied Fruit 7 931,2 91 91 k4-1 linitGasImp IA 17 16112 1614- 112 11 8 Rubber 31 6512 64112 h414 11 1 Steel 118 62112 61112 6214-- Viola! Corp 10 241a 24 244r- 14 Wr Br Pict 44 1314 13112 111.4-- WestUnTel A 31 4614 45.,2 West, Air Br 25 29, 28112 28.2- 10 125 12314 1244-114 Wheeling SU 6 3342 35 35 White Motor 9 28 27112 38 14 37 4514 4414 45112 Zenith Radio 5 38112 38 38 Zonite Prod 13 614 61'4 6112- 112 Total sales Ill shareal todity. 1.340.000: provioua day, 920.000: week ago. 751.130: year ago.
1.573.030; two rrrrr nito. 1.161.- 080: January I to Mite. 92,942.033: year ago. 85.468,914: two Years am 86.923.559. RAILWAY BONDS CONTINUE WEAK EW EXPECT 'CHUTE ATTACKS.
LONDON, March 21. (iP)--The German high command expects allied airborne landings across the Rhine, and has "taken necessary measures," a Berlin broadcast said today. The broadcast did not give any indication as to where landings were expected. WORK NAZI PRISONERS. BRUSSELS, March 21.
(A')The Belgian government today obtained from allied authorities permission to use German prisoners in Belgian coal mines. czi DIVIDENDS. SAN DIEGO, March 21. GODirectors of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft corporation today declared a dividend of 50 cents a share on the common stock, payable May 15 to stockholders of rec- ord May 4. The regular quarterly dividend of 3114 cents a share was voted on the preferred stock, payable June 1 to stockholders of record May 15.
Similar dividends were declared on December 19. 1944. SEAME, March 21. (ADirectors of the Boeing Airplane company announced today a dividend of $1 per share on outstanding capital stock, payable April 19 to stockholders of record April 14. The total amount of the dividend, third of the same size in three years, was n9t reported.
4 NO OTHER HOME IMPROVEMENT DOES SO MUCH NEW YORK, March 21 Railroad bonds bonds continued under modest pressure in today's market but other groups developed greater stability than in the initial sell-off on Tuesday. Declines were in he majority at the close; however, sales amounted to $8,370,000, compared with $8,094,000 the day before. Around 45 individual issues lost a point or more. Scattered resistant spots Included Montana Power 3 and Northern Pacific 4s. little cost! THE EMBLEM OF AMERICAN OVERSEAS VETERANS SINCE 1899 FII------ DU PONT PAINT SERVICE STORE Rive WI.
11203 Vi all ANGELL, MabelHome at mute itane. sister of Mrs Fern Neil. Glendale, Caul Mrs. Jacob Arroacoat. kane; E.
B. end V. 6 Angell. beth of Troy. NMI Angell, Seattle: 1 reephew.
A nieces. was I member of the Seventh-Dee Adventist church. Funeral Mareh 22, at 10 a to. from the ALLVIN CHAPEL at the HA. ZEN a JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe Elder R.
E. Finney officiating. Interment Riverside Park. BROWN, Mary home was at W1229 Riverside ave. Survived by 4 daughters.
Mrs. Marne B. Clodius. Mn. Louis P.
Larsen. Mn. H. Louis ik her. merhorn.
Mrs. M. Lansdowne and 1 son. Harry K. Brown.
all of Spokane: 12 grandehlidren. 20 treat-grandchildren. 1 greategreat-grandchild. Privets funeral March 22, at 10 a. m.
from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 Riverside Rev. Evert Top officiating. Entombment at Rivnside Mausoleum. 'The family requeets no flowers JOHNNOM. DesoldHis home Vail it Dishinan.
Wash. Funeral March 22. at 10 a. from the CHAPEL OF alEMORIES at the FUNERAL HOME, N1322 Monroe it. 1.19 terment Fairmount.
KEPNEE. JebaHis home eal it WI722 Bridge ave. fit was a rettred Great Northern section foreman. He had resided in Spokane 50 years. Survived by his wife Evian at the home one brother.
Frank Bepkey. of Deep Creek, Wash. Funeral Thum March 22, at 9 a. es. from St.
Joseph's church. Rev. John F. Fatty officiating. Interment Holy Cross.
The HENNEASEY EU. NERAt HOME, 142203 Division it. la charge. LAMB. FrankHome at W1230 aprague.
He had been a resident of this community for 25 years. He was a printer for the Chronicle. Survived by his wife. Genrude, at the home; 3 sons, Nortnan P. Lamb, IL S.
neer' Camp Parks, Roy R. Lamb. U. S. navy.
William Jewell collet. Liberty. lam: 3 sisters. Mrs. Doris Ole, her.
Canada; Mrs. Mary Almond of New Weeteninster, B. C. 2 brothers. George and Albert Lamb of Sue.
Can. He au a member of the Cathedral of Ft. John the Evangelist and the Spokane Falls Typographical union No. 193. The body twill lie in Mate noun 1 p.n.
to 3,45 p. on. Friday. March 23. it St.
Johns cathedral. Funeral March 23, DI 3:45 p. nt. from the Cathedral St. John the Evangelist.
Ttue Very Rev. Charles E. McAllister. D. officiating.
Cremation will follow. BALL DODD FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Jeffelmn It. at Fourth bpokane. In charge. MAXWELL.
VirginiaHorne In Portland, Oregon, a former resident of Spikane. Wife of James at the home: sister of Miss Ruth Bauer of Portland. Oregon: lers. Eunice Ritchey of Chicago, III. She was a member of Adelphi chapter No.
188. O. Z. S. Funeral Friday.
March 23, at 2:30 m. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, NI306 Monroe Rev. Erma W. With officiating, assisted by Adelphi chapter No. 188.
O. E. AL Cremation will follow. MeACLEIN EdwardHome at rout. 1.
Elk. Wm Husband el Bertha, at the home: father of Mrs MarVin Farnsworth and Mn. Floyd Oliver, both of SPotene; Mrs. Rainey Taylor. Opportunity: Earl McAuley, Spokane; 5 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild: brother of Airs.
Jan. Lambert. Newpert, Frank, Archie and Joe McAuley. all of Spokane'. Orr McAuley of Michigan.
He was a retired creamery man. Funeral Mar. 24, et 1,30 p. m. front the GOTHIC CHAPEL at the HAZEN a JAEGER FUNERAL, HOME, NI306 Mania et.
Interment Greenwood. MelFERON, Maim EnumHIN hoom trim at 8330 Pine et Survived by her band. Thomas at the Isom. 2 Muth-tern, Mrs. William CEConneLL and Mra Warren IL Cook both of Spokane: Son.
T. C. McFeron Of Vancouver, Wash; 3 brothers. Oscar Schurra Of Oakland. Henry Rebores of San Diego, Victor of Mountview.
4 sisters, Mrs. Don Stoddard of Oaklind. Mn. Aaron Vice and Mn. Gerald Haverealt, both of Culver City, Mrs.
Cult Torrey of Bakersfield. 3 grandam. Funeral March 22, at 4 p. in from the SMITH FUNERAL WI124 Riverside Rev. L.
L. Totten officiatina. Incineration will fol. low. MeKENZIE.
William boom Was at E27 Indiana. lituband of Christina. at the home; 2 mom'. Dave M. of Spokane.
William Cameron Mcitentle of Santa Ana. 1 sister. Mn. C. IL Lear; 3 brothers.
Guy. Dave and Collin McKen. tie. all of Omaha. grandfather of Ensign Harold A.
Webster U. R. navy, He was a Manlier Of Tyrien lodge No. 96, F. A.
M. Funeral There. March 22, at 1 m. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1305 Monroe Dr.
H. A. Van Winkle officiating. Cremation will follow. NIELSEN.
MieleAge T1. Horne teal at Ell Second ave. Survived by his wife. Marie. at the home: 1 daughter, Carla IBUdg of Wallace.
Idaho: 1 son. James, with the U. S. air forces in the Aleutians. Funeral Thuraday.
March 22, at 2 p. from the GALILEAN CHAPEL at the BALL DODD FUNERAL ROMS, Jefferson at. at Fourth Spoken'. Caryl Benson officiating. IntermeM at Forest cemetery.
Coeur d'Alene. Idebo. OREM. Peter at route OP- portunity, Wash. Husband of Sarak at the home: father of Mrs.
Alma Hinto and Lester Orum, both of Perkwiter. stepfather of Mrs. Grace Lowery of Greenacres. Lawrence, Floyd. Charley and Irvin Hinshaw.
ad of Opportunity: Lester, U. S. army overseas; Fay. U. S.
army air corps overseas: 14 grandetildren; 5 great-grandchildren: 1 brother in West Virginia. He was a member of the Methodist church and had lived In the community 36 years. Funeral March 23, at 1 p. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZER de JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 Monroe Rev.
IL H. Ward officiating. Interment at the Pine. Opportunity. PETERSON, lobe a.Home at W1424 Main ave.
Survived by 1 brother. Andrew Peterson of St. Paul. Minn. Funeral Thursday, March 22.
at 11 a. irons the CHAPEL, OF MEMORIES at the THORNHILL-CARET FUNERAL HOME. N1322 Monroe it, Rev. F. Wm.
Westwood officiating. Interment Fairmount QUAIECT, Fele borne was at W254 Main ave. Brother of John Lytle, Chicago. 111. He was a retired employe.
of Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul A Pacific railway and had lived In the city for 30 years. Funeral March 22, at p. m.
from the GOTHIC CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. 51306 Monroe at. Cremation will follow. BANK DEALINGS. Transactions.
Spokane $6.014.367 Tacoma 9,9601.000 Clearings Balances. Seattle 813 637.891 $5.500.328 Portland 10.668.2e8 3,409.166 F. D. FORD TREASURY POSITION. WALSEINGTON, March 21.
fociiThe position of the treuury March 10, compared with corresponding dote a year ago: Receipts, $467,704.646: $505.400.582. Repentititirel. $350,342.012: 8479,712.971. Net balance. 615.344.910,529; 245.917.
Working balance Included, $14,481,999, 959; 515,5151441,592. Customs receipts tot month. 1119.209.575 $26.119402. Reteipts Meet year (-Tait 956.333; $28.438,474.225. Expenditures fiscal year.
$65 031.480.604. Facets of expenditures. $3111111.410.317: $37,353.015,379. Total debt, 329.768. Decrease tmder previous day, S90.558.- 227.
Gold assets. 163.636. r11 i ...,,.4 4- tp VittX 0 A tis '94. OM TEO S. 1-'- pot AND Counter Girls 1012 Paulsen Bldg.
Phone Main 5571. WILL BUY (Subject) 1000 Coeur d'Alene Hdw. dis Fdy Co. .21.45 1000 Wallace P. 6312 500 Coeur d'A Mines I300 Golden Age 3000 Yakima Shinbone 5000 Golden Messer 3000 Plainview 1000 Mont Moonlight 2000 Mineral Mtn 1000 King Mining 2 Wash Powell 100 Bunker Hill 3000 Callahan Con I Mines 1000 MO lend Buten WILL BELL (Sub Jeri) 13000 Jack Waits 2000 Golconda 5000 Hypotheek 1000 Sherman Lead I 2000 Yakima Shoshone 1000 Tamarack I 500 Sidneg 500 Dayrock 1000 d'A Mines 1000 King Mining 4000 Success 300 Chmter Locky Friday 100 Old Nall Corp 2000 Douglas 200 Beeves Ma1one4 100 Sunshine Con 100 Jack alto a000 Butte Highland 100 Dayrock 1 535 Am Silver 20 Bunker Hill DAY SHIFTFXCFLUENT FACT'S.
WEALS, UNIFORMS FURNISaKD. SEK MR. INGRAM. Poet tatobange. Go kola Airfield.
WAITRESSES Top Wages MU AND HARRY ULRICH. W415 MAIN. Authorized etereill Required STENOGRAPH ER FAKE COLLEGE DEANS ARE SENT TO PRISON NEW YORK, March 21. Royal Lee Gaynor. 56, self-styled dean of the unlicensed New York College of Psychiatry, who was convicted February 26 on all counts of a live-count information, was sentenced in special sessions court today to one year in state's George William Manus.
25-year-1 old vice dean who pleaded guilty to one count of a similar drew a four-month term in the workhouse. In passing Presiding, Justice Irving Ben Coopr characterized the men as "fakers, charla-; tans and bluffers." 1 Cooper said a pollee report on the Golden State university, Los Ange-1 lee, with which the two men I claimed association, described it as two small, deserted offices in Hollywood boulevard. STOCKS IN SPOTLIGHT. Soles. close and net change: Comwtth Son 38.200 14 Unch Int Tel at Tel 28 900 26.4 a.
'V Central 20.000 23,4 as Graham Plias 14.400 61. 4. socony Vac 13.300 1514 Uneh Packard 13.100 61'. Unch Onmihns 12.400 144 114 MO Kan Tea pf 12.100 2744 a. Bait Ohio 12.000 18ka tii Stnclair Oil 11.700 161a 211 A.iltiOn Corp 11.100 6 Unch Cont MM 10.900 1014 Va Alleshany 10.000 3 Unch.
Steel 9000 6214 4-- s's Ohio Oil 9.500 11 1,4 wItt some bookkeeping and general office experience Good wages. Ma bar. Ingram. Galena airfield. or Woo Main ee53c atter a b.
for appointment COOK Dow JONES AVERAGES. Furnished by Merrill Lynch, Fierce, Fenner A Beane Open. High. LOW. Close.
Indus. 155.84 158.10 154.08 155.30-1.07 Rails. 51.58 51.82 501,8 51,38 Uti lino 27.71 27.80 27.46 27 84 .18 Bonds 106.65 .15 Hourly A I. Volume. 8 a IL 154.94 240,000 8 a in 154.63 890,000 10 154.84 900.000 11 a 155.03 1.050.000 Close 155 .30 1.340,000 E.
J. Gibson Co. 5 vial It. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES. I.
A -r- '-te- E. J. Gibson Co. 5 svn It. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES.
APPLY IN PIRS01111 W415 MA91. Bill and Harry Ulrich Authorlged Referral Rea tared. Maids Wanted-2 meters at Spokane Rotel. Ideal working condatonl, goud par. ant Vora If you re Inexperienced we teal gladly teach you.
roam SOS. t5pokane Hotel. STENOGRAPHER between ages of 19 and 24 desirmg perszsanent poaltion with good opportunity for advancement. Must be high rad ua le. Previous experience desirable.
I Authorized referral required Apply Susanne Wire. Pacifier Telephone Telegrapn Co, W501 kERMANE-hrr-poction itif-in estate. sished clowntowrs Office. Shmt band required. Experience not necamary.
OPportually tor advancement. Call Mr. Baer, Main 3 2 1 d. opening nee office April 1, 201 Hyde Bids. Need lady for aftles and outside sales work can select and train Other salesiadres.
Phone Maas 2183. for appointment. STOMACH DISORDER QUICKLY RELIEVED WHEN YOU USE DR. SELLS GOLDEN EMULSION STAPLE PRICES TREND. NEW YORK, March 31.The Associated Press weighted wholesale Prices 100,4 01 35 commoditto today advanced to 108.43 Previous day, 108.37; week ago.
108.41; month ago, 108.65; year ago, 107.22. 1945 1944 1943 1942 High 108.87 108.73 107.54 103.23 Low 108.15 108.03 103.43 95.54 (1928 avenge equals 100. THE CROSS OF MALTA THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS T. the ONLY organization in the U. S.
A. composed entirely of veterans who served their country beyond the continental rimits of the United States in wartime. THE CROSS OF MALTA is the badge of service and comradeship of the V. F. W.
organized to help ALL who have served or are serving In any of the branches of our armed forces. V. F. W. SERVICE OFFICERS are located in practically every city and town in the U.
S. A. They are there to help you. World War II servicemen and women, on active duty or discharged, find them eager and capable of giving "all-out" assistance and representation to all veteran's problems. Compensation and Pension Cie inn.
Educational and Training Benefits Rehabilitation from Vocational Handicaps Government Home, Business and Farm Loans Individual Benefits under Bill Benefits to Which Your Relatives are Entitled Pensions for World War I Widows and Orphans and many other benefits and assistance to which you are entitled can be expedited with the aid of the V. F. W. Service Officer in your locality, eliminating unnecessary red tape and delay. Contact the Service Officer or Commander of your nearest V.
F. W. Post or write to State Veterans of Foreign Wars Headquarters at the address below. If you wish to telephone, Call SEneca 2008, Seattle. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE U.
S. Founded in 1899 DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON 4138 ARCADE BUILDING, Seattle 1, Washington LAVEIVINEKCQ Dr. ewe preocrtatient Is In dermal! It thousands at stomach mutterers an ern utg guaranteed prescription that has prOVItil tnestnable tar the quick relief from those mamas N. Y. Curb Stocks 204 114.414 Central 8111W-.
20.1k4a4. 204 Mem 1144611. 144.11m6 iTCPERIENCED silk finisher for dry clesmng dept. Carl tie puff trona and steam hand Iron. soma stending.
NEW METHOD Cleaners. 1130 atimaleak SHORT-HOUR waitresses for tearoom and counter work. No holiday or Sunday work. Apply manager. Tearoom.
OW tlotma THE CRESCENT. EARNINGS. CHICAGO, March 21. (R)IfontromerY Ward Co. today reported net profit of 821,285.839, equal to 83 81 per common share, for the fiscal year ended January 31, compared with 820,877.098 or 83 89 a share, for the previous year.
Net wiles were 3620,968.523 for the year. 4.3 Per cent above the previous year. Too MUCH MONEY? likTlit armrromg. tumuli pains, gag. Northern.
discomforts et everiodulgoom mid the 'thee erliticioms roused by hit verarld Menem otelditice4 Writs tor eonments on this situation I. oar Mining News Bulletins. sent trot without obligation. IVHAT STOCKS DID. Wpd.
Tom 109 696 156 138 Advance' DPetine5 Unchanged Bold at all leading drug storm Large 1 --MtklerRS Of tHt I ANDARD STOCK; IEXCHANGE Total teem 980 943 New 1945 highs 15 15 New 1945 lows 73 38 CARDS OF THANKS 14 Salon Het 100s i. Mtn. Low. Last. Chi.
Alum Ltd 4 951,4 9434 95 Va Alum Co Am 10 39 3734 3812 aria do pt 2 113 11412 114-- 34 34 Am El 9 3312 325,0 ,7 Am 14 1934 193,4 1914 ks Ark Nat Gas 4 412 3'is, 4 do A 12 412 4 4 la Bald Lae war 38 13 12 1214 14 Barium St i 10 312 312 3'4 12 Bunk 8 5 1217 12141 ar 14 CelMill Aire 20 414 4,4 Cities Barite 95 183,4 1712 17 a ala do Pt 820 123 12114 122 1 allonieVAettrl IS LW; cons mo4.43 3 1 61 .4 151 l4-3. Crown Drug 5 4 a 4 Cuban MI 1 50 233, 23,4 2312-- 3,4 123 10'; 10.4 IqB do Pt 993,4 9914 17 331A 4 90,4 90 do war 1 5-16 6-16 0-16 Ford MCanA 7 24 23,4 24 31 Pell Min 16 1112 1112 1134. 54 Hull Gold 15 10,4 1034 101a Bumble Oil 11 4512 44zo 45 Mesabi Inal 11 5'2 5,4 El tA Il 01 ybde num 5 01, 9.4 9.4 ka Mt Cit7 Cop 11 214 212 20 .1 Zinc 68 436 66 1 Cuban Stl 60 231i 231s 14 Z1BondASA 123 1014 1014e I0 do 61 2 99 ,4 9914 1S 201A 4 901a 90 90'4214 do war 1 p-16 0-16 0-16 Ford MeanA 7 24 237s 24 HMI Mln 16 1174 1174 1112w Hnit Gold 15 1014 1014 1014 Rumbler Oil 11 4514 44,11. 45 Mesabi Iron 11 5. 514 51A vp Molybdenum 11 074 014 14 Mt Cit Coe 12 214 21 214 Zinc 1 68 66 66 1 rry3 For Trading Quotations FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The following draft rates I polume 'ester-day. subject to fluctuations. are furnished by I this Spokane Clearing House association; Greet Britain, pound sterling I Canada. 100 local dollars 90117 12 Buying. Canadian checks, currency and silver.1187.filll1 we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to an who so kindly arrested arid tot the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death aux beloved father.
brother and uncle Ethel Glasgow. Mrs. Arse Ila G. Mk Rift Mrs. L.
W. Richter Mrs. John R. McDonald. Alex, Gialgow.
Ids, In Glasgow. truth Giasaow. NreceS. Wanted Used Golf Balls Bring in your old Golf to be recovered. Sinn huh Brother Athletic Supplies W720 First Ave.
Riv. 8 Bring in your old Golf to be recovered. Simcbuk Brothers Athletic Supplies W720 First Ave. Riv. Main 1284, CALL "ns Period 81411.
307 Maio fipokana. Kellogg. Ida. lie will bort flobjeci) will folk 100 Polaris Mos 200 CornacootaC1 500 tiamh Coos 10 Part Utak 500 Tamarack 100 Pr rok Gold 1500 Sidney Slog 1000 1,00.4 L-2 1000 Platalow 200 litaorlard ht. 50 Bunker Hill 500 Big to Apex 200 dl Mines 500 High burp 2000 Silver Creme 1000 Silver trice 1500 High-811mm 500 Douglas Min 1000 Merger 500 harden 1000 (Allah Colt 1000 Alsorito Gold 60 8anshloor 1000 Ploble Pisa Balls We wish to thank our mane friends Inv their gracious galls and bestaltuf tIOI offerings during thl Massa at our wife and mother.
VI A. Braman. Mr. and Mn. H.
A. Braman Mr. and Mrs. Robert DormalPf. --ErCiLLEN't PC)tTIONS ()FEN for otenos.
bookkeepers, office worker'. Erma. 813 Patalaen Els. M. 3441, PAlit-tiMit truck driYet.
2-30 to 5-30. Please apply at the Bnployment Depart. merit. 702 Reeleer bldg. MIDDLAGED-Ta-bto stay with Brea-lid; little work; satisfactory Nagel.
Brost 2342. ALER-r-iirl to teem payroll machine. Apply in person. Employment 4th no.911.2rkiic CRE.oCENT. tOOKS helper-F-3r tearoom.
hours 7:36 to 3 P. m. Apoti in Person. atanader. Tearoom, ath floor.
Till ELEVATOR OPERATOR. APPLY 415. ZIEGLER 131.2S., WAITREASES WANTED. INLAND GRILL. NO.
1, W409 srLAC-1 giir No olght cr Sunday work. Model Coffee Store k.X'REATENeEfi---Ear-irrapper Appli Bge Bros. Bakery. S401 Sherman. WOMAN to reach till 2.
twirl drive 3220 Monroe bERENtABLE summit. over 35. tare for woman alone. E538 Rich. WOMAN or girt.
aastat bowieddriE DO chokincraood erases. Ftkefi 8546. -GIRLS wilting- to learn. Apply-k-ultdri euperintendent, Deetort hoteL WOMAN to care for 3 small-en. my home.
dam Clerk, Broad. 5358ft. EXPERIFiCED silk finaher. or win Melo. Monroe IDye Works.
IIII5-irrir-no-ilistht or Sunday wort Model Coffee Store NI22 Post. EADn-cle efaln foleb departtient. Dee E4 2 2 Spreem. tAfW o-work In store; Ulna Prite wPta Spr ague PLVYME5r1 2411. atenve mph te.
Bookkeera LPEftlitNCIE15ifteratirTinathes. The Wonder. Inc N12 Pun. MAKERY rieigr--hrors If7Cro. 1-kmettede Food 0 post.
COLORED maid nteirlrc OrPheoni theater. N118 Howard street. COOK and helper on wheat votes. Krt. 4 3 213.
blAID mentia. full time. Appiy Me person; To amine Rotel. N23 Monroe. 'MARKEN- and sorter wanted.
City Dy; weis. E4 2 2 Sprague. Continued on neat posodl SEA LION TRAINER DIES. 1 TONAWANDA, N. March 2L (A')Capt.
John Tiebor, 86, a pioneer in the training of sea lions for show business who exhibited his animal troupes throughout the United States and Europe, died to- day. Capt. Tiebor retired several years ago but his son, Roland F. Tiebor, took over the troupes. Niag Bud 83 414 414 4 14 Nor Wm LAP 61 214 2 214, ifs Northeast Air 7 121s 1214 1214-- 14 Nor lita A 6 16 1214 16 Olda Not I 2212 3214 2214-- Pas GAN 6 Pt 6 40 2214 40 7 lipt .30 112i 112 112 Pennroad 38 614 614 614 Pioneer Gold 41 5 5 5 me 14 Polaris Mng 4 4 41,0 414 Premier Gld 34 11s 114 114 Pt Fid PAL 6 1514 1514 1514 14 St Regis Pas 26 5 14-7 14 518 5 Slit Dome 16 9 Mega! A 11 20 21a 214 214me ais Selberlinit P.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POSTS OF SPOKANE AND THEIR SERVICE OFFICERS 8097. Standard Securities Corporation Members Standard Stock Lachance. 40814 Sprague Ave. Main 2710 NEURITIS! L. F.
HACHEZ CO. John R. Monaghan Post 51 Ralph A. Lantz Spokane Valley Post 1435 L. A.
Payne Ili Ilyard Post No. 1474 W. j. Wallace UN E. Sprague Wit 2580 LOST 23 BOPS' gabardine topcoat.
Sat. nista. Woman a AUtittla Mutt. Itraant. G.
3105. STYLZ Elgin sold- wrist witch ori sold bracelet. Reward. MM. held Patella Deer Pr kW.
tiGitr brown leather billfold, thmer edge. Downtown. Reward Allen Rely. General Delivery, Opportunity, We FA.St-E-natron's pin. rolorel stones.
diamond center. $25 reward. Call MI, Cheek, 7151. LOST SundayRed male Pekingese. name "Mike." Reward.
Rift. 1105 before S. Madeline Gott, 311 Sprinsw, MANS GRUEN w7tit watch. vicinity Mount S001111111 Skt club. Reward.
Rte. it127 CDLW M. RE-1517teh seTter. blark-enPar. in 'Willie-.
Laat seen Monroe and Indiana SatiirdaYi Reward Broad 19'71. U-13Y111-1-Old-Ki-riss wrist watell. blacfg. cord band. Reward.
Main 3643. Mom lore a. M. OS after 0,, m. TolL 4 5 A Different Treat Each Day THE TURF Cate and Refreshments Open A.
N. to I A. IL on Main at Washington Payroll Checks Cashed Cate and Refreshments Open A. N. to I A.
IL on Main at Washington Payroll Checks Cashed oarTh CHINFRE HFRPIS ASS recommended toe Seen. ebitis. Gastric. Stomach. Bladder and Fa.
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tie Conualtation TRIPE F00 YUEN bee Toes. ClinteSC Olga CA Herb NOSY, VI WALL Specialist. SOOStb ULM OF ANTRIM 1103 rPlithell Rldg. none Mats 2102. WILL (Subject) WILL SELL 100 Rooker 100 5000 Am Silver 5000 Acurite 2000 (4I Cosa 2000 Ould Helot 2000 Helentbeell 100 Heels 2000 Mora Glary 3000 Mont Ince 1000 Golconda 1500 Met St 1000 Met Leas 3000 Ottawa 500 Reeves MD 1000 Son Cons 2000 Tait nhuabons Inoo 101 Dollar 200 Sheep Creel 100 SonsbIns 500 Gan.
Write Wirt tor LIMA erica. E. 3012 Diamond Ave. Brdy. 8169-M E.
2128 Sprague Dien. 5283 Dillard C. Runyon Post 3061 Chas. E. Smith DMRY PRODUCTS.
cntrAco. March 21. Mat Ms butter market was firm today and prices win Unchanged at OPA ceilings Eggs wens Ilim; prices unchanged. I.
