20 The Spokesman-Review, Thursday, March 31, 1966. PALOMARES BEACH Garrucha, 5 Miles 2,500 Feel Mediterranean 'H' BOMB Recovery Fleet Over Hydrogen Bomb Vessels of the U.S. H-bomb recovery off Palomares Beach, Spain, 2,500 feet anchored above the bomb below the surface of the Mediterranean. preparinare, CURV a (Controlled Un- Midget submersibles, like the Alvin manned Recovery, Vehicle). The bomb, shown here, are unable to attach a calost from a crashing B52 bomber in ble to the bomb since it slipped down January, has been located five miles a steep slope.
(AP) YOUTH QUIZZED AT LENGTH Police Check New Lead in Goldman Kidnap Case MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A slightly built teen-aged boy was questioned at length Wednesday about the kidnaping of Daniel Goldman after telling police he knew something about the case. The youth triggered a flurry of police activity at the fashionable suburban home of Daniel's wealthy parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Goldman.
But tight lipped officers refused to reveal what, if anything, the youth knew about the kidnaping of the Goldman's only child. Nor would they say whether any contact had been made by the abductor, a burly man who took the 18-year-old Daniel from his home at gunpoint early Monday. The youth, whose name was Birmingham I Hires Negro Policeman BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP). The Birmingham Police Department hired its first Negro officer Wednesday.
Police Chief Jamie Moore said that Leroy Stover, 33, "is on the payroll right now. He is a regular patrolman." of a Negro on the police force had been a major complaint of civil rights forces. Slover, a veteran of the Korean war, said he "could not describe my feelings of elation over the appointment." Recently he had a Birmingham building supply business. Moore said that a second Negro, Johnny Johnson, probably will be hired today. Stover and Johnson were among five men who were certified to the city as being eligible for, appointment as patrolmen.
had passed a service examination. Several other Negroes have passed the personnel board test, but either declined to take police appointments or were disqualified for various reasons. Time Bill Gets 0.K. in House WASHINGTON (AP) Congress completed action Wednesday on a bill that is expected bring about uniform observance of daylight saving time through most of the country. The House approved the Senate-passed measure by a rollcall vote of 281 to 91 and sent to President Johnson, whose administration has supported the move.
Starting in 1967, the bill would put the entire nation on daylight saving time from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October unless a whole state is exempted action of its legislature. This year any area putting the "fast" time into effect would be required to observe the last Sunday in April-October period. The bill, which has been sought for years by airlines, bus lines and railroads, is designed to end the confusion that results from different summer time systems in the various states. 'Fix' Cried by Tax Agent WASHINGTON (AP) An Internal Revenue Service agent who was fired last Friday swore to Senate investigators Wednesday he was dismissed because "I refused to remain silent on a fix." Archie P. Sherer, 36, of San Francisco, said the charge against him was that he would not cooperate in the examination of his own tax returns.
He testified this was not true. He told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee he had signed false reports in 1962 on some tax returns on instructions from his group supervisor after a San Francisco accountant, Nathan Friedman, had complained about his work to the district director of the IRS. Caplin Friend Claimed The tall, hewing witness testified it was common knowledge that Friedman -was a friend of Mortimer M. Caplin, former commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service. "Did the district director know of the friendship between this accountant and the commissioner?" asked Sen.
Edward V. Long, D- the subcommittee chairman. "If he didn't, he was the only one in the audit office who didn't," Sherer replied. In New York, Caplin denied the charges and said, "I even hesitate to dignify the charges with a denial but I will." 'Preposterous' "This is preposterous and ridiculous and I will appear before the committee if they ask but I think they should be able to clear this up easily without me." He said he did not know any of the persons mentioned in testimony by Sherer. The former agent testified that as a result of what he termed a fix, the government failed to collect a substantial amount in income taxes that he felt was due.
He said he really couldn't say how much was involved but estimated it could be "anywhere from $10,000 to $50,000." Long asked Sherer if his impression was that this so was the result of the friendship between Friedman Caplin, "'Well, sir," replied Sherer, "notold me this was the case." Threat Told But Sherer said Friedman had called the district director and "threatened to write to the IRS," adding this apparently could only mean, the commis. sioner. Long said this was "a very serious charge" and announced that Caplin and Friedman, as well as others named in Sherer's testimony, would be given an opportunity to tell their side of the story. Sherer identified Tom Haywood as the group supervisor who told him to falsity his reports, but he said believe Haywood is as much a victim of this as anybody." OFFICIAL RECORDS Tuesday BIRTHS Births recorded in Spokane, hospitals during the 24-hour period ending at 3 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, 1966.
Deaconess To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hasel, Elk, boy. To Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Layton, N6504 Calispel, boy. Hackney To Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hackney, W3212 Ninth, girl. Sacred Heart Lang To Mr.
and Mrs. Al K. Lang, N3112 Havana, boy. Rosman To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Rosman, Creston, twin girls. Nordby To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nordby, E1738 Dalton, girl. Tonn and Mrs.
Joseph Tonn, W1519 Wilson, boy. Cunningham To Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gary L.
Cunningham, Colbert, boy. MacQuarrie To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MacQuarrie, Cheney, Jones To Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent boy. A. Jones, $608 Spokane, boy. Holy Family Jones To Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Jones, W2521 Walton, girl. Eugenio To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eugenio, W3818 Broad, boy.
Fairchild Air Force Base Buiak To Capt. Mrs. Stanley S. Bulak, 8575 Elm. Fairchild, girl, "Biahm To Airman 2.C.
and Mrs. John D. Blahm, Motel, boy. Granado To S. Sgt.
and Mrs. Ecieserio Granado, W2124 College, boZowling To S. and Mrs. Cowling, Michigan, Fairchild, girl. L'homme To S.
Sgt. (retired) and Mrs. Darrell L'homme, E4022 Twenty-eighth, boy. St. Luke's Watson To Mr.
and Mrs. Larry R. Watson, E27 Nora, boy. Sherwood To Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius J. Sherwood, W3717 Woodside, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES Joel L. Molander, Colbert. and Jean B.
Fudge, Spokane. W. Paul Whittaker Spokane, and Linda M. Walker, St. Paul.
Minn. Stuart R. Benshoof and Marion C. Hookom, both Spokane. Steven K.
Ruby. Fairchild Air Force Base, and Waynette C. Bogart, Michigan, N.D. Joseph T. Shumaker and Merry Riegel, both Spokane.
Paul DeCeglie. Brooklyn, N.Y., and Penny Rothrock: THE COURTS Superior Court New Suits Filed James 0. Cooley vs. Herbert E. Johnson and Ada E.
for $9,860 damages for claimed collision infuries. Divorces Granted Knettle, Mary M. from Edwin Mellor, Lannon Terrill from Roland Irvin: King, Helen Jo from Wayne Robert; Cropi, Frank J. Susan Mcinnis, Sharyn M. from Richard Headlee, Elsie from Victor: Lynch, Darlene L.
from David Sawyer, John V. from Marilyn Anne; Stanley, Leona from Wyatt Charlton, Margaret M. from James Goodman, Loretta from Dennis Elbert. JUSTICE COURTS Only fines or forfeitures of $25 or more are listed jail sentence is imposed. Department (Police Court) Judge Gordon S.
Lower: Frank Miller, W2501 Broadway, failure to yield the right of way (accident), $25 forfeited. William D. Pfeifer, W1811 Glass, traffic signal (accident), $25 forfeited. Henry K. Kitterman, N7129 Sher- Official Records Continued wood, no operator's license, $25 forfelted.
Lewis W. Somda, Milo, failure to yield the right of way (accident), $25 forfeited. Richard P. Morrow, E9308 Wellesley, negligent driving (accident), forfeited. Eugene H.
Kindschuh, W410 Park Place, negligent driving (accident), $25 forfeited. J. Brom, Lee, failure to yield the right of way (accident), $25 forfeited. Raymond V. Unger, E713 Ermina, failure to yield the right of way (accident), $25 forfeited.
John C. Horby, W3328 Ninth, traffic, signal (accident), $25 forfeited. William W. Battin W2609 College, negligent drving (accident), $25 forfeited. Jack D.
Schindler, E12417, failure suspended. to render 30 days James E. Boyle, E1624 Bridgeport, (accifailure to leave information dent), $100 fine with all but $50 SUSpended; negligent driving, $50 fine. Department 2 Court) Judge Ellsworth J. Gump: F.
W218 Shannon, no operator's $25 fine suspended; driving with license suspended, six months in Tail with all but five days suspended. Department (Traffic Court) Judge Kathryn Ann Lannie Ulrick, W3016 Seventeenth, parking road, $25 fine suspended: firing rifle from car, $25 fine; loaded rifle in car, $25 fine suspended. William E. Bardwell, Cheney, Wash reckless driving, $50 Lester Olson, Gordon, speeding, forfeited. James D.
Connors, E5417 Cataldo, using another's license tabs, $50 fine suspended. Ira C. Long, Millwood, driving with license suspended, 10 days in lail. Pat Bryan, Colville, negligent driving, $29 forfeited. Bert W.
Harty, E1923 Liberty, driving while under the influence of liquor, $200 fine, with but $100 suspended, five days in lail suspended. Robert M. Christensen, Loon Lake, no operator's license, $25 fine with $15 suspended: violating financial responsibility, 10 days in jail suspended. James H. Ayers, E1708 Gordon negligent driving, 90 days suspended, $150 fine suspended.
Donald G. Hone, N218 Lee, negligent driving, $29 forfeited. Michael R. Mantie, N112 Whipple, negligent driving. $29 forfeited.
BUILDING PERMITS Mattson McCartney, N1722 Wall, new apartment building, $50,000. Vernon Kindall, 4734 Driscoll residence, $26,500. Austin Henry, W411 Garland, addition to residence, $4,700. A. R.
Brickner N5570 Greenwood residence, $17,000. E. Cole, W3634 Heroy. tion, addition, repair to residence, $4,500. Index to Want Ads Classifications are numbered.
Appear in numerical order Announcements, General Classifications. through 33 Automotive Mobile Classifications. and Pickup Campers Pickup Campers Employment Classifications. 48 through Financial Business Opportunities Contracts, Mortgages Money to Money Wanted to 272 Instruction Music Instruction Schools 40-46 Merchandise Airplanes for Antiques Articles for Rent. 153 Auction Sales Boats and Motors Building Materials Fertilizer and Black Fuel Oil 160-161 Housewives Supplies 104 Machinery Feathers 168 Miscellaneous 150-154 Musical Instruments TV, a Stocks, Serv.
90-92 Plants, 147-148 Refrigerators 119 Second Hand Goods Wanted 182 Sewing Machines 122 Stamps. Coins, Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines 120 Pets, Poultry, Livestock Classifications. 228 through 250 Rentals Classifications ..294 through 341 Hotels 310 Lake Home-Rentals Motels 315 Sleeping Rooms 308 Summer Resorts, Cottages Trailer Space for Rent 325 Real Estate Acre Tracts, Suburban. Apt. Houses- For Sale.
473 Business Properties for Sale. 520 Farm Lands 487-494 Lake Property 508-509 Residence Property Resort For Sale 510 Valley Property 506-507 Services Beauty Shops Children Cared Dressmaking. Tailoring Florists Electric Service 126 Work Plumbing bv and Contract Heating 128 Classified Rates a a Word 11 Daily Sunday consecutive days days tor for price Minimum charge 10 words. Contract rates on application. Rates for Personals, Cards Thanks quoted at office.
Phone MA 4-3321 Want Ads Accepted Until 8:45 P.M. Daily (Except Sunday) for Publication Next Day FLORISTS 10 FUNERAL TRIBUTES FA 7-5511 COLDWELL GARLAND FLORISTS Angelo's Flwrs. KE 5-2431 Green Thumb KE 4-8154 Krause Florist KE 5-2088 DEATHS 12 FLORER, Arthur away March 29 in Spokane. A resident of S2805 Monroe. He had lived in Spokane 21 years.
Survived by his wife, Joanne Cervine Florer, at the home: 2 daughters, Lynn (Joanne) Moat. Mrs. Richard C. (Arvis Rae) Logie of Seattle: 9 grandchildren: 2 sisters; Mrs. Beatrice Johnson and Mrs.
Pearl Carver, both of Spokane. Several nieces and nephews. A member of BPOE No. 228 of Spokane. American Bar Association, Washington State Bar Association, Spokane County Bar Association.
Active Law Practice. His last services have been intrusted care of the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. GOEDEN, Edith L. (Pep)- -Passed away March 30 at a local hospital. Her home E823 Rowan.
A lifetime resident of Spokane. A member of St. Xavier Church. Survived by her husband, Jack W. Goeden, and a daughter, Jacqueline Goeden, both at the home; mother, Mrs.
Alice Pepperall of Spokane; several nices and nephews. Funeral rangements are in the care of the FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. INMAN, Frank away March 29 in Spokane. His horne St. Maries, Idaho.
Father of Frank A. in Spokane: three Spokane; two greatgrandchildren, Spokane: brother of Ray Inman of Spokane; Roy Inman of St. Maries, Idaho: several nieces and nephews. A resident of this area 50 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.
NYGREEN, Charles Passed March 30 in Spokane. His home, Lillian W1203 E. Montgomery. the Father home: several, cousins in Sweden. member of the Messiah Lutheran Church.
A resident of Spokane 75 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. PASLEY, Robert E. (89e. 92) Passed away March 28 in Spokane.
His home E7006 Ninth, Spokane Valley. Survived by his wife, Emma Pasley at the home; 2, stepdaughters, Mrs. Norma Howell, Spokane; Lucile Unfer, Denver, 2 sons, Lilburn E. Pasiey, Merle E. Pasley, both Redding.
brothers, W. Harvey Pasley, In Eppa L. Pasley, In Monte H. Pasley, Spokane; sister, Mrs. Florence Dillard, in nieces and nephews.
Member of the Christian Church. The THORNHILL VALLEY in charge. AL HOME, E10300 SPRAGUE SALMONSON, Gustaf Manuel- -Passed away March 29 in Spokane. His home, E3509 Baldwin Ave. Husband of Mary Josephine Salmonson, at the home: father of Mrs.
Lilly Wilma Austen, Russell Springs, and Mrs. Anna Hulda Kellogg, Edmonds, Carl Clarence Salmonson, at the home; eight grandchildren; brother of Car! Salmonson, Hitterdal, Minn. A resident of Spokane 46 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.
DEATHS 12 Continued MURPHY. March Thomas Passed away his home, W47 Twenty-sixth. A resident of this community 60 years. Retired purchasing agent from the Spokane Int. RR.
life member past president of the Inland Empire Purchasing Agents. Member St. AUgustine's Parish Holy Names Society. Survived by his wife Esther Murphy at the home: son Thomas Murphy, Eureka, daughter, Mrs. K.
(Beverly) Zimmer of Spokane: grandchilren: 3 sisters, Mrs. Katherine LeidIch, Mrs. Eva Goodwin both of Oakland, Mrs. Gertrude Fox. Orinda, Calif 3 brothers, Chester Crescent City, Calif.
of Martinez, Olympia, Lloyd Murphy Calif. Funeral arrangements are in the care of the HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. STONER, Donald Eusene Entered into rest March 30 in local hospital. His home E1718 Decatur. Survived by his wife, Ruth A.
Stoner, the home; one son, Thomas J. Stoner, at the home; one brother, Gayle Stoner, Havre, Mont. His parMr. and Mrs. A.
W. Stoner, Williston, N.D.; several aunts and uncles. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the LINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. WEIDNER, Mabel A. Entered Into rest March 29 at a local hospital.
Her home W524 7th. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Kinsey M. Robinson, Spokane: son, Spurgeon L. Weldner, Allen grandson, Spurgeon Weidner, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho.
Funeral, arrange ments are under the direction of the RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4305 DIVISION ST. FUNERALS 13 ALLEMAN, Chris -His home, W1717 York. Husband of Mrs. Arlie Alleman, at the home; father of Mrs. Hazel Spurgeon, Spokane: grandfather of Mrs.
Marcia Fiskness, Mrs. Arlene Bertenshaw, both Spokane: Gerald E. Gross, Eugene. 5 great-grandchildren, nephews. Member Lutheran Church and Woodmen of the World.
A resident of the area 83 years. Funeral services Saturday, April 2, the HAZEN in the ALWIN CHAPEL of HOME, JAEGER FUNERAL N1306 MONROE ST. Burial Greenwood Memorial Terrace. AMBLIE, Marie Her home. E2208 Gordon Ave.
Sister of Mrs. Antone (Luella) Thompson, Mrs. Fred (Tillie Palmer Kittelson Spokane: Clarkston, William Kittelson. Centralia, several nieces and nephews. A resident of Spokane 20 years.
Funeral services March 31 at 11 The ALWIN CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, MONROE ST. Rev. Nyer W. Urness officiating. Interment Riverside Memorial Park.
BRANDT. Bertha Anna Her home, W634 Kiernan. Mother of R. W. Brandt, Moscow, Idaho.
Grandmother of Cheryl Brandt Garry R. Brandt, both Moscow, Idaho. Sister of Mrs. Regina Phillips and Edward Multinger, both Spokane. Charter Member Grace LUtheran Church, Alcyone Chapter No.
97 OES. Funeral service 2 at 11 a.m. in the ALWIN CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. Joseph C.
Elmer officiatina. Burial Riverside Memorial Park. BUFF, Eugene home, E2117 Nebraska. Survived by his wife, Pearl Buff, at the home; son, Dean Buff, Wenatchee, 2 sisters, Mrs. Frances, Thomas, Newport, Mrs.
Elaine Bolander, Boise, Idaho: 1 brother, L. R. Buff, Portland. 3 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Member Hillyard Masonic Lodge Locomotive Engineers, and UP Oldtimers.
Funeral service April 10:30 a.m. the CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Rev. Frank G. Van Doren officiating.
Hillyard Lodge No. 133 assisting at graveside. Interment Spokane Memorial Gardens. DOYLE, Nora Her home, E2918 Hoffman. Mother of Robert Doyle, Spokane: three grandchildren: sister of William K.
Mosby, Spokane, Hans K. Mosby, Lewistown, several nieces. and nephews. Member Hillyard Methodist Church. Resident of Spokane 40 years.
Funeral, service Friday, April af 10 a.m., in the GOTHIC of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306. MONROE Rev, James E. Thuirer officiating. Burial The Pines Cemetery, Opportunity, Wash. FLORER, Arthur resident of $2805 Monroe.
He had lived in SpoKane 21 years. Survived by his wife, Joanne Cervine Florer, at the home; 2 daughters, Mrs. Lynn (Joanne) Moat, Mrs. Richard C. (Arvis Rae) Logle of Seattle; 9 grandchildren, 2 sisters, Mrs.
Beatrice Johnson and Mrs. Pearl Carver, both of Spokane. Several nieces and nephews. A member of BPOE No. 228 of Spokane.
American Bar Association, Washington State Bar Association. Spokane County, Bar Association, Active Law Practice. Funeral services, April 2, at p.m. from SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. BPOE No.
228 officiating. Cremation will follow, Smith Funeral Home Crematorium. GILBERT, Pearl -Her home, W3403 Rockwell. Mother of Mrs. bert Palkman, Spokane: Leland Gilbert; 3.
granddaughters; 13 greatsister of Mrs. Neal Archer, Fort Benton, Mrs. Claude McKenner: North Bend, Wash. Mrs. Bonnie Seber, Escondito, "Calif Mrs.
Mieup, Spokane; Mrs. Marvi Newman, Miami, Fla. William Scott, Fort Benton. Mont. Member of Hillyard Christian Church, past worthy matron Potlatch Chapter OES.
El Karnak Temple. Ladies of the Nile. Resident of Spokane 60 years. FUneral services, April a.m. in the ALWIN CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.
Rev. Earl C. Miller officiating. GOEDEN, Edith L. (Pep) -Her home E823 Rowan.
A lifetime resident of Spokane. member of St. Xavier Church. Survived by her husband, Jack W. Goeden, and a daughJacqueline Goeden, both at the home; mother, Mrs.
Alice, Pepperall of Spokane: several nieces and nephews. Rosary Thursday March 31, at 7:30 p.m. in the ROSE CHAPEL of the HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. FUneral Friday, April 1. at 10 a.m.
from the St. Xavier Church, Standard and Providence, the Very Rev. Joseph H. Pineau officiating. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HENRICHS, John Henry -His home, Ritzville, Wash. Father of Leland F. Henrichs, Ned W. Henrichs, Kincheloe AFB, 2 granddaughters; brother of Miss Sena Henrichs, Ritzville, Miss Ada Henrichs, Kirkland, Mrs. May Rains, Mrs.
Tressie Smith, both Spokane: Mrs. Carrie Camp, Chewelah. Ted Henrichs. Ritzville, several nieces and nephews. Lifetime resident of the Inland Empire.
Funeral services, Thursday, March 31, at 2 p.m. in the GOTHIC CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE Rev. John Cumming officiating. Burial Fairmount Memorial Park. HERITAGE, George Allen His home.
Rt. Chattarcy. Survived by his wife, Grace Heritage, at the home: daughter, Mrs. Jean Burns, Chattarov: 2 sisters, Mrs. W.
Bankes, Mrs. Mary Larson, both of Sedro Woolley, 1 brother, Carl Heritage. Seattle: 2 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. FUneral service March 31 in the CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4305 DIVISION ST. Rev.
Edward Underhill officiating. Inferment Fairmount Memorial Park. (Bellingham papers please copy.) N4210 HILLMAN, Marguerite. J.A Survived resident of John brothers, Hillman, Spokane; Hiltman, Rumpford, Steven Hillman. Upper Kent, New Brunswick, niece, Mrs.
Harold Schimmels, Spokane, Funeral services. April 1, at 3 p.m. from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. Rev. Robert Morton officiating.
Interment, Riverside Memorial Park. HOSKINSON, Fearle D. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Wed. March 30, in the CHAPEL of CHIMES of the THORNHILL GERAGHTY FUNERAL HOME.
N1322 MONROE Rev. Jack E. Barker officiating. Cremation followed. His home W2825 Broad.
Survived by his wife, Iva Alice Hoskinson, Spokane; 1 daughter, Norma Jean Ferguson, Everett, 1 brother, Ira Hoskinson, Millwood, 1 grandson and 1 granddaughter. Member of the Christian Church. HUTT, Bessie A. Funeral services 10 a.m. March 31, from St.
John Vianney Church. Rev. John Oosterman officiating. Interment The Pines Cemetery. Opportunity, Her home, N123 Bowdish, Opportunity.
Survived by sister, Margaret Morningstar, Opportunity; niece, Helen Hanson, Portland, Ore. The THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, SPRAGUE in charge. INMAN, Frank home St. Maries, Idaho. Father of Frank A.
Inman Spokane: grandchildren, all in Spokane: 2 greatgrandchildren, Spokane: brother of Ray Inman of Spokane, Roy Inman of St. Maries, Idaho: several nieces and nephews. A resident of this area 50 years. Funeral services Sat. April 2, af 12 noon in the GOTHIC CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.
The Rev. F. J. Ahrendt. officiating.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. at the Woodlawn Cemetery, St. Maries, Idaho. JESSUP. Clara E.
Her home N5303 Walnut. Mother of Mrs. Arthur (Merna) Brown, Spokane; Mrs. Paul D. (Muriel) Burgess, Spokane: William H.
Jessup, Fairoaks, Mark P. Jessup, Portland, numerous grandchildren; great-grandchildren, and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Member United Brethren Church. Resident of this area 63 years. Funeral GOTHIC CHAPEL April of the 10 HAZEN a.m.: services N1306 MONROE ST.
FUNERAL Burial HOME, Riverside Memorial Park. FUNERALS 13 Continued HILL, Georse Elmer His home E4234 Twenty-fourth. Father of Mrs. Opal McCune, Clover City, Mrs. Pearl McCloskey, Havre, Mrs.
Vera Nelson, Madras. Mrs. Ethel Bedord. Cutbank, Mrs. Charles (Jean) Ness, and James Hill.
Spokane: Lawrence Hill, Culver, BIN HIM, Cutbank, 34 grandchidren, 70 three great-great-grandchildren. Brother of Mrs. Della Ray, Rockford. numerous nieces and nephews. A resident of Spokane 23 years.
Funeral services Friday. April at 12 noon in the GOTHIC CHAPEL the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. the Rev, Robert F. Winkel officiating. Burial services Fairmount Memorial Park.
JULIEN, Albert His home, W1424 Mallon. A resident of Spokane years. Member of the Steelworkers Union. Survived by 3 brothers, Mack Julien, at the home: Alfred Jullen, Spokane; John Julien, Grand Rapids, Rosary Fri. CHAPEL OF 8:30 p.m.
THE HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. Funeral service, April 2, at 9 a.m. from St. Joseph's Church, Dean Walnut. Rev.
F. Fahy officiating. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. KIPP. resident of Newman Lake, for 35 years.
Survived by 3 Junction, Mrs. Colo. Elizabeth Mrs. Lange. Hattie Grand Echols, Mrs.
Agnes C. H. both Kipp, of Otis Orchards; brother, Penticton. B.C... Canada: a nephew, Tom Eiler, Newman Lake.
Funeral service, March 31, at 9 a.m. the Rev. Wm. M. Van Ommeren offrom St.
Joseph's Church, Trentwood, etery. ficiating, Interment, HENNESSEY Holy FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION in charge. KRELL, Gustav Adolph His of Lucille home N6111 Cochran. Husband Krell, at the home; father of Miss Linda Kay Krell, at the home; Betty Jean Krell, the home; brother of Mrs. Lydia Thiele, Dysart, lowa; Mrs.
Bertha Berg, Latch, Chris Krell, San Jose, Fred Krell, Krell, Latah, Henry Krell, Odessa, Benjamin Spokane; Samuel, Krell, Krell, Daytona Lincoln Beach, City, Carl Fla. FOE, Member American Legion Post No. 9. Spokane Aerie No. Hotel Restaurant Employes Union Local No.
400, Presbyterian Church, veteran of World War I. A Funeral resia dent of Spokane 55 years. in the ALWIN CHAPEL of the services March 31, at p.m. HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE Burial Dr. Howard Redmond officiating, Memorial Terservices Greenwood race.
LINSCOTT, Georsia Her home, W618 Nora. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Clover Rockstrom Spokane; son, Clinton kane; grandchildren. Funeral services will grandchildren; greatbe held Friday, April at 2. p.m.
in the of FLOWERS, HOME, N4305 DIVISION. Rev. Frank G. RIPLINGER FUNERAL. Van Doren officiating.
Cemetery, Graveside services at the Elk Elk, Wash. home NELSON, 6533 William Calfornia, Seattle, C. (age 73)-His former long-time resident Bartenders of Spokane. Local. Member No.
487. of Survived by his Union wife, Mitzi Nelson, at the home: son. Virgil E. Nelson, North Bend, Wash. a sister, Mrs.
Warren Moody, Spokane; brother, Henry A. Nelson, Las Vegas, two Milltown: Mrs. william HubMrs. M. Jensen.
bard, St. Petersburg, services three March 29 the WEST HOME grandchildren. Funeral 4400 CALIFORNIA, service SEATTLE, WASH. Burial Floral Hills, Seattle. NERVIG, Jessie Rd.
Wife of home John formerly Nervig; $205 mother of Mrs. Ethel ColdPark well, Spokane Valley: Floyd Britt, Portland, 2 grandchildren; Mrs. great Randall, Greenmountain, sister of lowa; Mrs. Ina B. Bridges, Roy E.
lowa: Shipton, both Marshalltown. Charles W. Shipton, Winterset, lowa. Member of Central Christian Church. A resident 21 years.
at Funeral 10 servfrom Ices Central Christian Church, W511 March 31, 3rd Ave, Rev. Walter. R. Naff and Rev. Clifford Cecil officiating.
Cremation JAEGER services to follow. ZEN suggests that memorial gifts may be N1306 MONROE ST. The family given to the Central Christian Church Organ Fund, W511 3rd Ave. NYGREEN, Charles His of home W1203 Montgomery. Father LilMan E.
Nygreen at the home; several. cousins in Sweden. A member of the Messiah Lutheran Church. A resident of Spokane 75 years. at 3 Funeral p.m.
in services the ALWIN Friday, CHAPEL April of the HAZEN JAEGER MONROE FUNERAL HOME, N1306 ST. Burial services. Riverside Memorial Park. family suggests memorial gifts. may be given Crippled to the Shriners Hospital for Children, N820 Summit Blvd.
PASLEY, Robert (age 12) Funeral service p.m. April in the CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, THORNHILL VALLEY E10300 SPRAGUE AVE. Rev. FUNERAL HOME, Robert Pearson officiating, Interment The Pines Cemetery Opportunity His home E7006 Ninth, Valley. Survived by his wife, Emma.
Pasley, at the home: 2 stepdaughters, LUMrs. Norma Howell, Spokane; cille Unfer, Denver, 2 sons, Lilburn. E. Pasley, Merle 3 E. broth- Pasley, both Redding ers, W.
L. Harvey Pasley, In Pasley, in Monte H. Eppa Pasley, Spokane: sister, Mrs. Florence Dillard, nieces, and newphews. Member of the Christian Church.
ROBINSON, Cyril--His home, E6717 Fifth. A 14-year resident of Spokane. Manager East Spokane Water Mrs. District. Survived by his wife, Verda Robinson, at the home; two sons, Douglas Robinson, at the four home, daughters, Mrs.
James (Elleen) Russell Robinson, Spokane; Rosenow. Powell Spokane, Mrs. Spokane, William Mrs. Jr. George.
(Nadine) Lehman, Seattle: Turkey, Miss Donna Robinson, one stepdaughter, Mrs. Donald (Doris) App. Spokane: one stepson, Maurice McGrath, Campbell, 16 grandchildren. Funeral services March 31 at the 1 HENNESSEY the ROSE CHAPEL of FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. Rev.
Robert Pearson, officiat- Prairie ing. Interment Pleasant Cemetery. SHOLDERER, Mary Ann Her home, E702 Sinto Ave She had of lived in Aloysius Spokane Altar. years. Society and Mt.
St. 69 Member St. Michael's Guild. Survived by Sholderer, two sisters, Miss Bertha C. at the home, Mrs.
Rose C. Selbert, one brother, Walter J. Sholderer, both San Francisco. Funeral Thursday, March 31, at 10:55 a.m... from St.
Aloysius Church, Rev. Robert BickFairmount Memorial Park. The ford, officiating. Interment. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION in charge.
STRAGIER, Julius His home, Rt. 1, Spokane. A resident 43 years. Husband of Julie Stragier, at the home; father of Mrs. Alma Blackhurst.
Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Albert E. Stragier, Spokane: grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Lena Christiohn, Detroit, Mich. Funeral service Mar. 31 at 3 p.m.
the ALWIN the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. Jack E. Barker officiating. Burial service, Riverside Memorial Park.
UNZICKER, John Thomas -His home Deer Park, Wash, Survived by his wife, Helen Unzicker, at the home: two sisters, Bertha Hill, Pendieton, Mrs. Esther Kolkman, Ventura, one brother, Ernest Unzicker, Kamiah, Idaho; nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Open Door Congregational Church. Funeral services Saturday, April 2, at 2 p.m. at the Open Door Congregational Church, the Rev.
Richard Redman officiating. Cremation will follow, the "LAUER FUNERAL HOME, DEER PARK, in charge of arrangements. The family suggests memorials may be given to the Open Door Congregational Church. VAN BLARICOM, Conrad AdolphHis home, E3417 Jackson. Husband of Mrs.
Ada Van Blaricom, at the father of Miss Cleola Van Biaricom, Medical Lake, Miss Verrel Van Blaricom. at the home: Mrs. Agnes Tedrow, Republic, 2 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Etta Curtis, Long Prairie, Mrs. Pearl Smith, Grangeville, Phillip Van Blaricom.
Everett, Roland Van Blaricom, Aberdeen, Robert Van Blaricom, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Elwin Van Noble Blaricom, Harrison, Idaho; Van Blaricom. Spokane; several nieces and nephews. Member Spokane Aerie No, 2. 50-year resident of the Inland Empire. Funeral service.
Mar. p.m, in the ALWIN CHAPEL of the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. John L. Cumming, officiating.
Burial, Forest Cemetery, Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, with the Spokane Aerie No. 2 FOE participating at the grave. WEIDNER, Mabel A. Her home, W524 Seventh. Survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Kinsey M. Robinson, Spokane: a son, Spurgeon L. Weidner, grandson, Spurgeon L. Weidner Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Private funeral will be held Thursday, March 31, at 11 a.m.
from the CHAPEL of FLOWERS. RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Rev. Daniel J. Perin officiating.
Cremation to follow. WHITAKER, Dr. Fred J. of E8316 Broadway. A retired physician and surgeon.
Survived by wife, Myrtle, at home: two daughters, Mrs. John Ehrhardt of Spokane, Mrs. John Waybright of Connecticut; one son, Stanley Whitaker, in California: 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Offar Thomie, Everett, one nephew. Life member of American Medical and College of Surgeons, charter member Kiwanis and American Legion Post No.
9. Funeral service Thursday, March 31 at 10 a.m... from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, W1124 RIVERSIDE AVE. Rev. Douglas R.
Wanamaker officiating, Interment Fairmount Memorial Park. The family suggests memorial gifts may be given to St. Luke's Hospital. FUNERALS 13 Continued WILLARD, Leroy. (Age, 83) His home was Plummer, Idaho, where he had resided since 1910.
Survived by his wife, Flora Willard, at the home; six sons, Gordon Willard and Francis (Bill) Willard, both Plummer, Ivan Willard, Seattle, Harold Willard, Osborne, Idaho, Roland Willard, Vancouver, Donald Willard, Richland, five daughters, Mrs. Itha Moran, Plummer, Mrs. Ellen Dretke, Caldwell, Idaho, Mrs. Vivan Fothergill and Mrs. Fern Tissue, both Spokane, Mrs.
Rose Nelson, Moscow, Idaho; 35 grandchildren; 47 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services. Thursday, March 31 at 1 p.m.. from The Plummer Congregational Church, Rev. Franklin Forrester and Rev.
Hollis S. Rice officiating. Interment Plummer, Idaho, Cemetery. The JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, ROSALIA, in charge. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the fund for development of Camp and N-Sid-Sen, care Rev.
Forrester. WHITE, Floyd H. His home, S2009 Crescent. Survived by his mother, Jessie M. White, Spokane: a Grand cousin, Frances E.
Grumpp, Junction, Colo. Rosary Mar. 30, at 7:30 p.m. from the BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME, S421 DIVISION ST. Funeral mass Mar.
31, at 8 a.m. from St. Aloysius Church. Rev. Charles Suver, S.J., officiating.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WILES, Patrick James (ase 17) His home, $3311 Grand Blvd. A gradvate of Ferris High School. Survived by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur A. Wiles, at the home; 2 brothers David Wiles, Cottage Grove, Michael Wiles, at the home; 1 sister, Mrs. Diana Hyland, Fruitland, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hoffeditz, Goldendale, Mrs. Mary. Wiles, Stanwood, Wn. Funeral service, March 31, at 8 a.m. from Lady of Fatima Church, E1417 34th, Rev.
Msgr. John J. Coleman, J.C.D., officiating. Graveside service, 12 noon, Pomeroy, Cemetery. The N2203 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, DIVISION in charge.
ZERS, Matt Michael (90 years) Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday, April 1 at Riverside Memorial Park. The THORNHILL GERAGHTY FUNERAL HOME, N1322 MONROE in charge. His home, N602 Washington. Survived by sister, Amelia Kopias, niece Alvina Kuplast, both Brockton, Mass.
A resident of Spokane over 50 years. CEMETERIES 17 RIVERSIDE cemetery, spaces, avallable at reduced price In the beautiful Garden of Peace. TE 8-3539. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 18 Hazen Jaeger FUNERAL HOMES IN SPOKANE N1306 Monroe St. FA 7-6666 THURSDAY Nervig, Jessie S.
10 a.m. Central Christian Church Amblies, Marie a.m. Alwin Chapel Van Blaricom, Conrad Adolph Alwin Henrichs, John Henry 2 p.m. Gothic Chapel Stragier, Julius P. 3 p.m.
Alwin Chapel Doyle, Nora FRIDAY 10 a.m. Gothic Chapel Gilbert, Peari scoff 11 a.m. Alwin Chapel Hill, George H. 12 noon Chapel Krell, Gustav Adolph p.m. Chapel Nygreen, Charles 3 p.m.
Alwin Chapel Jessup, Clara SATURDAY 10 a.m. Chapel Brandt, Bertha 11 a.m. Alwin Chapel Inman, Frank 12 noon Gothic Chapel Alleman, Chris p.m. Chapel Inman, Frank A. (SP.) 3 p.m.
Graveside, St. Maries, Woodlawn Cemetery. TO BE ANNOUNCED Perry, Ofis Salmonson, Gustaf Manuel SPOKANE VALLEY N1306 Pines Road FA 7-6666 FREE BUS SERVICE FOR ALL VALLEY SERVICES ROSARIES GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL SERVICE Hazen Jaeger FA 7-6666 not made public, walked into the police station in Surfside early Wednesday afternoon and "volunteered some information," a spokesman said. The short, dark-haired youth was whisked by car to the Goldman home, where FBI men and police charge of the investigation questioned him closely for hours. "We sent him down talk to the people in charge," the "He station be a desk crank sergeant, may may amount to something can't tell you.
We've got to check everything After the youth had been in the Goldman home for almost two hours, two FBI men drove up, left their car in the middle of the street and dashed into the house, carrying a portable tape recorder. Accent 'Cuban' John Oakley, the Surfside policeman who delivered the youth to the Goldman home, said he spoke "with a broken accent that sounded Cuban." Oakley said he did not know the youth's name or the nature of the information he volunteered, but said the boy told him, fellow who did this (the kidnaping) must have been a nut." Although the investigation proceeded under a cloak of secrecy aimed at protecting the kidnaped youth, there was no indication the abductor had made contact. All inquiries to city, county and federal officers were referred to Sgt. Larry Vardell, one of several Dade County deputies assigned to deal with newsmen on the case. And Vardell's orders were to say Friends of the missing boy gathered in a Jewish temple earlier in the day to pray for his safety, as the parents of the quiet, studious youth maintained their anxious vigil by the telephone at home.
Parents Under Stress "They (the parents) are holding up, but they are sinking," said Aaron Farr, Mrs. Goldman's brother-in-law. "Believe mine is prayer rough." service for the 18- year Rabbi Dov Rosenzweig in victim conducted Temple Beth Rathael, an ornate structure built by Goldman, a contractor. Guide the kidnaper "that he will not do anything desperate," the rabbi prayed. "Urge the abductor to communicate immediately with the parents and assure them of boy's safety." Kidnaper Still Silent As the kidnaper, who had set the ransom $50,000, maintained his silence, friends formed a committee to raise $50,000 for information leading to the safe return of Daniel.
Attorney Irving Schulman, head of the committee, said 000 was pledged immediately for return of the boy with no questions asked. Police hoped that the money offer a reward rather than a ransom would produce tips would flush out the kidnaper. Indications mounted that the abduction was a spontaneous, unplanned crime and that the kidnaper was afraid to make the contact. There had been speculation that the man, who told Goldman "You cheated me out of some money," might be a disgruntled stockholder in a bank in which Goldman held a major interest before it failed in January. When Goldman could not produce money demanded by the abductor, he said "I'll take the boy" and promised to phone later, and ransom make pickup.
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