Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 11

I A A Teamwork Requested In Future Medical Changes By BESS JENKINS I Nebraska leaders in fighting tuberculosis have asked that proposed future medical program changes for mental patients who also have tuberculosis be discussed with the state health department and state tuberculosis hospital directors. This request to the state institutions department originated.in a resolution cal Nebraska Thoracic Society adopted by both the he all-medimembership and the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association in Omaha. The action was prompted by Lincoln State Hospital's intention to take over the complete tuberculosis building by 1966 for. its growing adolescent mental program. Only about 50 patients, some with respiratory chronic conditions other than arrested tuberculosis, remain in the second floor of the building.

Adolescent mental patients are housed on the first floor. Institutions Department D1- rector George Morris said Friday this initial step was discussed with the state health director, Dr. E. A. Rogers.

The result was agreement, according to Morris. Both Morris and Dr. Edwin Coats, Lincoln State superintendent, said the hospital has no intention of not providing full medical service to these doubly-afflicted patients. Both said it doesn't require a complete building to provide this care when the decreasing tuberculosis cases are inactive or non-infectious. "We haven't one active or infectious" patient in the hospital today because of effective medications," said Dr.

Coats. 'He and Morris said isolation areas for any future active cases would be provided when the 50 or more patients are moved from the 1959- built building. The institutions director said more recent conversations with Dr. William Nutzman of Kearney, State Tuberculosis Hospital director, indicated a six or eight-bed ward to handle any infectious patients would be adequate. Morris recalled the tuberculosis building was described in 1959 as a multi-purpose unit, adaptable to other uses when the original one phased out.

"We 'have 120 adolescent mental patients in the hospital today. most still scattered in wards of adult and aged men and women," Morris said. State "tuberculosis association members said adequate medical treatment rather than physical facilities represents the concern behind the resolution: tion will launch to Another Omaha meeting acdetermine if Nebraska's Survey Of GOP Chances? Washington UP) Nebraska's First Congressional District may be surveyed to determine Republican chances in the 1966 election, a congressional committee official said. The chances also are good, he added; that similar surveys will be made in five Iowa districts. These five presumably would be those in which congressmen were elected last year.

"We always try to work with cotigressional districts and state Republican organizations in such surveys," he said. Whether the survey will be made in' the Nebraska First District may depend, he said on the amount of money, the Republican Congregessional Committee will have available for surveys districts in sional amount that may be borne by other interested groups. Rep. Clair Callan, a was elected to the House from the district in the November 1964 election, replacing Ralph F. Beermnan, a Republican.

Lincoln Youth Hurt in Crash A Lincoln youth, Dale G. Morgaridge, remained in fair condition Friday at a Sioux City, hospital after suffering a concussion and in a traffic accident Saturday. Morgaridge, 20, is the son of Mrs. Clara Morgaridge of 6331 Logan. Saturday, July 3, Journal and Star Want Ads Your Want appears daily in the Lincoln (Morning) and the Lincoln Journal (Evening) the Sunday Journal and Star following cash 4 7 1 10 121 .80 2.56 3.64 4.00 11-15 3 1.05 3.60 8.70 4 1.22 4.04 6.04 7.30 21-85 5 1.60 5.80 8.06 9.00 6 1.86 6.46 9.24 31-35 7 2.10 7.28 10.29 11.90 These low -cost rates apply to Want Ads from within the State of which are placod for consecutive and are paid for within 10 days the ad expires or is canceled.

Daily rates for ads from outside Nebraska are cents per word or 40. cents per Rates on request for weekday ice morning only or evening only. TO PLACE ADS Dial 477-8902 Monuments, Cemeteries cemetery lots Lincoln Memorial Park. South of Administration Bide, 488-2795. Funeral Directors Brown's, 432-2889, 11 L.

WADLOW'S MORTUARY 1225 L. Spacious Parking Lot. 432-6535. 18 HODGMAN-SPLAIN MORTUARY 488-0934 4040 A METCALF FUNERAL HOME 27th Que 432-5591 ROPER SONS Mortuaries CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Havelock Ave. Umberger's 466-1971 Ambulances or Funerals 48th Vine, Lincoln Hallam 787-3130, 787-2450 Waverly 466-1971, 786-2410 Lost Found Lost Black and brown male puppy.

Fri. June 18, vicinity 25 W. Reward, collar, no tags. 432-6826. Lost: Boy's Boyd wrist watch, University Place.

Reward. 466-6550. Lost: Gold Gruen watch, black cord band. Vicinity West "0" Drive-In. Reward.

435-6521. Lost: Reward. Good 489-2470 pearl and gold bracelet, after 5pm. Lost: Gold Masonic ring with stone. Liberal reward.

434-7774. Lost: Boy's 26 in. bicycle, Whittier School, June 8. Reward. Summer Cottages, Resorts Cabin Sites Available On the Lewis Clark Lake, miles West of the new Devils Nest development.

Fishing, boating hunting at your doorstep. Prices start at $600 with a small down payment. For further information contact Bob Workman, 488-4080. -2 Priced for quick sale: Large cabin site. west side Tuttle Creek Reservoir.

For information, write Robert L. Simpson, 3400 E. 31, Topeka. Kans. For sale or trade.

Modern cabin on Blue River. North of Milford on 0" St. 488-4106. -10c For Rent Vacation home in Colorad Rockies. Modern, sleeps five, utilities linens furnished.

Weeks still avail able. Write P.O. Box 1283, Estes Park, Colorado. Trailer Homes 24 Personals Modern cabin on fishing and boating lakes and Platte. Near Ashland, $5,000.

Call 435-2333. Vacation on peaceful, small lake Minnesota Pines. Modern cottages, sandy beach. Boats, water sports 423-4100. room cabin for On Platte River miles north.

2 435-5794. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself, Ben P. Larson. 1900 A. Care for elderly woman.

My home. 432-2644. Desire extra women passenger on Eastern Automobile Tour, Mrs. Burton, 432-4963. 12 Andy's Fireworks Largest assortment best quality, Free punk, follow highway Municipal Airport, in west Lincoln, same location.

Cancelled -refused auto For risk Insurance call Wolf Co. 609 Fed. Sec. 432-7591, 466-7640. DEBT PROBLEM? Lincoln Financial 701 Stuart Bldg.

Service since 1954. Farm house to be moved OF torn down, 488-8211. For Rawleigh Products Lincoln phone 434-7232. McField terations. for business Harold Spomer Barber Shop.

2545 Cornhusker Hiway, SADDLE HORN RANCH -Boys and girls 9-14 Now is the time to plan week at the Saddle Horn Ranch. Lots of horse back riding, fishing, hiking, handcraft, archery, and something new every evening. For further information write Saddle Horn Ranch, RE. 1, O'Nelll, Nebr. or call 336-2208, O'Neill.

Vacancies, July 1, board room, elderly ladies. Congenial, comfortable home. Large yard. Sunporch, 477-5014. WANDA HAYES WELCH Electrologist Safe permanent remov al of unwanted hair from face, neck and arms.

A scientific method authori- recommended by leading medical ties. Consultation without obligation. 712 Sharp Bldg. 477-1702. Want double stall garage with water and electricity for car service.

435-3785. 477-2182. Want to rent, garage for storage new auto. 434-6983, Instruction Wanted- -Piano students $1 per half hour lesson. 423-3436.

-private swimming lessons. Days, evenings. Adults, children. 434-1564. Business Services 12 AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE Room air.

conditioners installed. We service Central Room conditioners Freezers Refrigerators. Allied frigeration, 477-1311-4 BASEMENT REPAIR All basement repair cement work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free estimates.

432-8361. 31 BASEMENTS Straightening, water proofing, relaying of walls. Free estimates. Dirt. 488-1546 29 Basement walls streightened, relaid patios, sidewalks driveways.

References. 432-6123. Abandon basement problems. Blocks relaid. Small lobs welcome.

435-4611, BLACK DIRT BLACK DIRT- PROMPT C. V. PETERSON 466-7586 BUILDING REMODELING Enjoy our one stop remodeling planning service for any all of your building needs. Free Estimates. No money down.

Budget payments. PAULEY LUMBER CO. 945 So. 27 435-7913 8c Carpentry, painting, dry tex turing, plastering. Graham's Home Service, 435-1267.

435-1541. BORGMAN HOOVER For all remodeling needs additions Free estimates. Call nights 477-363 or 434-3368. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Bookkeeping Service and payroll records. Monthly or quarterly.

Call Irene Moore, 477-9157. Bookkeeping service and typing. perienced. Call 423-3622 CABINETS Quality cabinets, buildings, Formica modeling. countertops.

Free, Custom estimates, work offi after 5pm. 488-6506. Lincoln Evening Journal Daily Record ACTIVITY SUMMARY Arrests .15 Fire Alarms 1 Accidents ..10 Jailed .80 Bad Checks 1 Births ....11 Bites Crimes 0 Deaths Drunks 0 6. Fires 3 Juveniles 0 Rescue Calls 2 Sex Crimes Stolen Cars 0 Thefts 7 Traffic Crt. 0 Vandalisms 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES Cullen, Gerry 1233 .22 West, Laura Louisa, 4333 Mohawk .19 Adkins, Jerry Lee, Crete .23 Reimers, Jan Elizabeth, Crete 22 Bucknell, Clarence Elmwood .70 Yeager, Ethel Brooklyn, N.Y.

.68 Johnson, Francis, 2910 No. 56th 18 Argent, Shirley Cairo ......18 Marshall, Richard 2644 ..18 Tenhulzen, Glenda, 3231 So. 40th 17 Doty, Robert Lee, 5525 Sumner 19 Smayda, Sue Anne, 2543 Sewell 19 DIVORCES Petitions Extreme Cruelty Wilken, Alma De Ver address, no children. Married Sept. 8, 1958, Deshler (DC).

Knollenberg, Deanna William -no address, wife asks custody one child, $225 monthly child support and alimony. Married June 13, 1961, Lincoln (DC). Decrees -Extreme Cruelty Isherwood, Wilma Bruce--no address, wife granted custody one child, $100 monthly child support. Married July 31, 1960, North Loup (DC). COURTS pleaded guilty unless indicated.

All Municipal Court unless indicated as ty Age, (CC), address District listing (DC), as or Federal (FC), shown by court record. Court costs in addition to fine amounts. Municipal Judges Thomas MeManas, Richard 0. Johnson; Co. Judge Ralph Scheele; Slocum; Federal Dist.

Judge Elmer M. Judge Robert. Van Pelt. No Fund Check Doty, Richard no age, no address, ($41 check), Count two, no fund check, ($20 check), six months jail, restitution (DC). Disorderly Conduct Greder, Robert no age, 1909 pleaded guilty to amended complaint, disturbing the peace, $10.

Morgan, Lynda no age, 1224 So. 21st, pleaded guilty to amended complaint, disturbing the peace, $10. TRAFFIC Penalties over 2 points, finer over $50. Negligent Driving Anderson, Carrol S. II, 20, 1415 No.

43rd, $10. Engle, Rex 16, 2757 Garfield, $15. Miller, Susan, 19, 2538 So. 9th, $10. Patterson, Clarence, 16, 1316 So.

11th, $25. Wubbles, Garryll, 19, 4415 So. 44th, $5. Martin, Roger 20, 1635 1 No. 21st, pleaded innocent, dismissed by city second count, found guilty on innocent plea, $35, appealed, $100 bond.

Speeding Bradley, Richard, 17, 1827 No. 63rd, $12; Benjamin, Hulbert, 19, 229 No. 17th, $14; Dissmeyer, Roger, 20, 7147 Englewood, $59. Schmale, Larry, 20, 1012 So. 14, $31; Vietnieks, Martin, 19, 1914 $14; Young, Ronnie, 16, 5740 Colby, $45.

Gulizia, Margaret 39, Omaha, $72; Higginbotham, Thomas 20, 501 So. 13th, pleaded innocent, trial July 23; Landis, William 21, 2819 Van Dorn, $62. Noe, Noble 20, LAFB, $100, license suspended 30 days; Oborny, Adolph, 19, Seward, $62; Reida, Larry 29, Omaha, $62 by waiver; Rein, Gary 20, Bayard, $82. ACCIDENT REPORTS Filed at Lincoln Police Dept. Belated Monday 7:10 a.m., 13th-14th, rear No Decision Reached On Air Pollution Job A meeting of the Mayor's tee designed to outline and tion officer, a post proposed did not reach any conclusive "who will control" of the position.

The committee reviewed five possible ways of setting up an air pollution control factor for Lincoln, but could not, because too few members were present, decided it will not make any decision until September. George Lincoln, president of Lincoln Grain and a member of the board, said he favored a setup that could "administered" and would be "effective." "We need people who are interested on the board, people who will be heard. More than one man should have the responsibility of this job. We need a committee, that is not weighted in favor of industry or private concerns." 'Streamlined' are Eldon Cunningham of Grand Island, first vice-president; Dr. Max Flesichman of 0 dent; a ha, Mrs.

A. second L. vice Rousey Fremont, secretary, and Raymond M. Crossman Omaha, treasurer. means or financial test for patients is a barrier in getting citizens with this disease into the state tuberculosis hospital.

The association elected Alan Dusatko of Clarkson as its new president. Other officers $6,500 Grant OKd For Recreation Study A $6,500 Lincoln Foundation munity Council paves the way of Lincoln's recreation services Changes On Hiring 'Slight' Employment Services Say City state employment service officials say little or no policy changes will be needed to comply with the newly created Federal Equal Employment Opportunity. Commission's mission: ending hiring discrimination. State Labor Commissioner Lambert Eitel confirmed discriminating applications from employers have not been accepted for some years in Nebraska. "We don't just turn them back but try to show this employer there is no need for discrimination," Eitel said.

A worker's application is filed by job qualifications, not sex, in Nebraska employment service offices. No questions are asked about race, religion or nationality. The usually obvious sex difference is noted for filing convenience by buff applications for women, white for men and salmon-colored for veterans. It is reported some newspapers are considering lumping all job or employe wanted columns into one "Help Wanted" classification. Larry Young, classified advertising manager of The Journal classified Star Printing advertising will continue to carry all three columns denoting men, women and men or women.

"The newspaper is only the carrier," said the want ad serted by the employer who manager, "and the ad is in- chooses where it goes." Young also referred to what "might be a disservice to the man or woman looking for a job when he has to go through all the ads if lumped under one 'Help Wanted' heading. Education Post To Minnesotan New York (A) Dr. Irvane Applegate, dean of the School of Education at St. Cloud, State College, was chosen Friday president-elect of the National Education Association. She will become president a year from now at the NEA's 1966 convention.

In the election, she defeated Miss Mathilda Gilles, principal of Richmond Elementary School, Salem, Ore. Two were elected to the NEA's executive committee: Alfred G. Cordova, a classroom teacher from Albuquerque, N. and Mrs. Helen Bain, classroom teacher from Nashville, Tenn.

They won out over Dr. John N. Terrey, dean of instruction at Tacoma (Wash.) Community College, and Henry E. Goebel, science teacher from Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska City Board Requests Council Review Nebraska City (UPI) The Nebraska City Dock Board has urged the city council to review a proposal by a bargelines executive to meet 'Omaha dock competition.

Nebraska City, a Missouri River sister of Omaha, is considering meeting the Omaha competition by the growth of the Steinhart Terminal. Recently Captain in Parker, president of the Sioux CityNew Orleans Barge Lines, advised the Nebraska City Dock Bpard that Omaha had executed a more favorable contract for dock -property. Parker suggested, that City give consideration to the growth of its terminal, but should not enlarge at greater expense in Nebraska City than in Omaha. Business Services 12 CARPENTER WORK Carpenter work of all kinds. Call ter 3pm.

Phone 466-4864. All kinds carpenter work, insured help. 36 month payments, 432-2152. 28 Home remodeling and improvement service. Free estimates.

434-4545. Concrete, carpentry, recreation rooms, remodeling, garages. Patios. Free estimates, 466-7817. Carpenter work all kinds, experienced reasonable.

small Soba welcome 466-5390. Remodeling, painting, No fob too small. Reasonable. Free estimates, 489-1632. -26 CARPENTRY Carpentry-Custom built cabinets, receation rooms.

remodeling. 423-8758, Home repair-remodeling. all kinds Carpentry, cabinets, formica work, 434-4776. CEMENT Abandon cement problems. Drives, walks, blocks.

Small lobs welcome, 435-4611. Cement, brick block work. Driveways, patios, walks. 488-1546. 29 ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK C.

V. Peterson, 466-7586. 17 CEMENT WORK Cement work of all kinds. Small jobs Reasonable. 434-4191.

31 Cement finisher- will contract or furnish equipment and help you. Phone 434-2607. Pleasing you keeps us in business. 434-1993, 466-6176. Concrete, brick, stone contractor 32 years experience.

Floors, drives, walks, patios, porches. Call 432-9139 We. only do concrete work. patios driveways, sidewalks, floors. To control quality, call 432-9020.

-13 GUTTER WORK Free estimates Guaranteed gutter work. Call Midstate Home Improvement. 435-5636. ELECTRICAL SERVICE Electrical work. Residential commercial.

Any size Free estimate. 488-5264. FLOOR SERVICE All types floor covering. Wall tie Countertops Free estimates. 488-6904 GUTTER WORK Gutters and spouts replaced and repaired.

Free estimates. Call anytime. Faust Sheet Metal. 432-2945. 29 Gutters spouts replaced Free estimates.

Holloway. Sheet Metal 488-7842. Call Becker Roofing Company for A-1 gutter work. Gutters cleaned. repaired or new.

432-1430. HOME SERVICE Complete service, repairs, decoratink. cleaning Yards, hauling. windows, estimates. 432-2681.

HOUSEWIVES! NEED A VACATION AWAY FROM ALL THOSE CHORES? Call us for House Cleaning, Window Washing, Carpets Cleaned. Wall Washing, Floor Scrubbing and Waxing! HANSKO MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO. 177-2425. 1242 Stillwater. 2 married students mow, odd Jobs, painting.

488-2213 after 4pm. 21 Complete Home Service. window cleaning. painting. You name 434-1426.

Home Service, Expert work manship. Roofing, painting. 488-2061 Marv's Home Service Carpentr drywalling, texturing, painting: dirt tractor and concrete work. Esti mates. 466-3183.

432-2093. LAWN MOWER REPAIR Expert lawn mower repair, blades sharpened balanced. Free pickup delivery. Guaranteed Service. 434-3777.

LAWN CARE Hedge removal and trimming, mow ing, patch sodding. miscellaneou hauling. 423-4216. Don't forget your yard. Power raking.

yard work. 466-7440, anytime. 1 LAWN GARDEN Zoysia grass plugs. dc. 1004 No.

Cotner. 466-2180. LAWN SERVICE Abandon all lawn problems. Mowing raking, hauling. Bob Hanson.

489-3490 Power raking and mowing. Tree and hedge trimming. All types of hauling Free estimates 466-0648. am. 477-1728, pm.

Complete service, mowing, care maintenance trees and shrubs, 434-1957. Evergreen, hedge trimming, weeds in lawns. driveways. Hauling 488-7298. Lawn mowing, bush trimming, paintIns.

and light hauling. 489-5201. LAWN MOWING Lawn mowing, yard care, hedge trimming, garden plowing, roto-tilling. No fob too small All work guaranteed 488-9214 after 3pm. Experienced lawn mowing.

Free mates. 488-0097. LAWN SPRAYING Mowing with Ford tractor, bar an rotary mower. Helter. 435-5264.

LOADER Backhoe loader on rubber hourly contract. 488-1512. MOWING Mowing with rotary, big weed mowing. Reasonable rates. Anytime.

466-3249. 24 Weed mowing with tractor. Will 477-6106. Mowing with tractor. Robiyer 466-2668.

26 PAINTING DECORATING Interior, exterior painting. Patch plastering. Texturing. Repair work. Estimate.

489-5211. 29 Interior decorating-painting, and roots repaired. Reasonable. Experienced efficient. 488-2031.

PLASTERING Call Hudson, all types plastering, texturing, stucco repair. 477-6339. 10 Patch plastering. Texturing. Interior exterior painting.

Repair work. mate. 489-5211. ROOFING Roofing, all kinds. Reasonable rates.

Free estimates. Satisfaction guaranteed. 432-8361. 31 Able and experienced roofing Re pair done Immediately. 466-9192 466-6176.

For ROOFING OF SIDING Call HINMAN BROTHERS. INC. 432-4275 335 So. 9th 150 Reliable roofing, siding, gutter, an carpentry, Free estimate 432-7175. SHARPENING Lawnmowers, saws, shears, etc.

Precision work. So. 28. Lawn mowers, saws, shears. paper knives, fointer blades, etc.

Precision equipment, all work guaranteed, Nel con Sharpening Service. 2155 So. 435-2540. SODDING Grading, 1 retaining walls. Curb sod or roll.

Free estimates. Hendricks Sod Co. 404 477-5473. 26 Always best in quality bluegrass. Curb sods delivered, any amounts.

estimates. Call Bob, 477-4290. Choice bluegrass Laid, dellyered, sold by roll. Tractor grading. Retaining walls.

435-4150. Quality bluegrass sod grown from certified seed. Makes a beautiful lawn immediately. Retaining walls, tractor grading. Bullock's Landscaping Sodding.

432-3871. 31 TRACTOR WORK Yard grading, leveling, finish grad ing. Free estimates. 466-6082. Grading- -leveling- excavating.

Black dirt- clay-rock. Prompt service 488-1546. TREE REMOVAL LICENSED, INSURED, TRIMMING REMOVAL, SPRAYING GILLISPIES, 466-0970 Acme Tree: Removal, trimming, sured for your protection, Experi enced. Lowest prices Estimates John 435-6149. 435-7557.

Abandon all tree problems. Remov al, trimming. Licensed. Bob Hanson, 489-3490. Acme Tree Removal, trimming, in sured for your protection.

Experi enced. Lowest prices. Estimates John 435-6149, 435-7557. TREE SERVICE Dangerous unsightly trees trimmed. removed, Save money with our prices.

Fully insured. Call Morris 488-1018. 31 Trees trimmed, removed. Licensed, insured, experienced and free timate. 488-0106.

YARD WORK Hauling mowing. general clean 466-1552 or 435-8717. Mowing, all types hauling painting Trucking, Hauling Able to haul, call 466-2810 after 3pm weekdays; weekends anytime. Light hauling. Reasonable rates.

Prompt service. Free estimates. 432-6156. Dirt, sand, trash. Excavating.

Odd jobs. Outside building repair. 423-0291. 11 Able to haul your funk, trash. limbs, etc.

Estimates. 466-7665. About town, suburban areas all trash hauling. Duane Harr, 434-1842, 24 Hauling- all kinds. Also cleaning basements.

garages, attics Reasonable, 477-8859. 10 Light, hauling of all kinds. Some mowing. Free estimates 434-3847 Large truck, Rubbish. Clean basements.

Call 477-8207. Sapp. time, Fast paletoo. Nebraska State Journal 11 Trucking, Hauling Light hauling, trash, ate. estimates.

Call Cal Dress Making Alterations. Women, men, sewing dresses, suits, coats. Drapes. 1700 477-5633. -10 Expert reweaving, alterations repairing.

Custom drapes. Ca 477-7638. end) Mrs. H. N.

Town, 60, 1005 parked car of James F. Bailey, 1340 T. Friday 7:27 a.m., 13th and (right angle), Lugene R. Scow, 19, Rt. 2, Rising City; Robert S.

Malone, 22, 1343 A. 7:35 a.m., Holdrege, 34th-35th, (right angle), Allan D. Pestel, 25, 4829 Leighton; Audrey A. Malch, 20, 2337 So. 35th.

8:48 a.m., 27th and Cornhusker, (right angle) M. F. Marsh, 54, Casper, Wayne A. McAdams, 51, 2700-Cornhusker. 4:40 p.m., 19th-P, (right angle) Ellen Simpson, 50, 2722 Carole A.

Peterson, 20, 416 So. 39th; Ellen Simpson injured. 4:46 p.m., 48th, W-Vine, (rear end) Lester L. Schulz, 17, 3224 No. 49th; James C.

Wisda, 79, 2726 No. 49th. 5:50 p.m., 12th-Adams, (carmotorcycle) Edward H. Itzen, 32, 3130 No. 11th; Juanita J.

Nazer, 28, 1014 Knox; Itzen injured. 9:15 p.m., 17th-South, (angle) Jay D. Kirkpatrick, 39, 2228 Harold N. Long, 40, 900 Fall Creek Road. FIRE RUNS Friday 7:53 a.m., 4329 Locust, TV short causing smoke.

12:45 p.m., 2324 Lynn, smoking motor on washing machine. 1:25 p.m., 2nd and workmen using cutting torch. 1:36 p.m., 2nd and workmen using cutting torch. 7:16 p.m., 817 Plum, baby locked in bedroom. 7:17 p.m., 1123 Huff, baby choking, no equipment used.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS All houses over $12,500 unless indicated. Laxsons, Paul S. to Gradys, Gil B2, Plainview $17,500, Zipps, Gustave H. to Smiths, Wayne H. Sec.

34, Twnsp. 10N, R6, East 6 p.m., $13,000. Papes, Herbert, et al to Cherry, L. Dwight, Sec. 20, Twnsp.

7N. East 6 p.m., $50,000. Trend Homes of Nebraska Inc. to Cradits, James B3, Trendwood Second $29,000. Johnson Securities Co.

to Johnson, Arthur L-L3, W20, L2, B3, Park Place, $14,000. Statehouse LIQUOR COMMISSION Bellevue -Sarpy Pizza, application beer license, approved. City council had objected. Emmet -Raymond Schaaf, beer, three-day suspension, sale to minor. Holdrege- -Ernest Parkos, package liquor, three day suspension, sale to minor.

Loup City-Delphie Lonowski, application for bottle club license, denied. Morrill- Chapman and Floyd Stone, package liquor and beer, suspended 10 days, sale to minor. Newport William Moeller, Class three days suspension, sale to minor. Oakdale-Roy Bowling, application for Class license, denied. Omaha--Jack Guyett and Floyd Bukowski, Class reprimanded, sale to minor.

add muni courts Goodyear Labeled Misleading A letter from Lincoln Goodyear plant management sent to homes of some 900 striking workers drew the wrath of United Rubber Workers Local 286's president, Gilbert Laws. "The company has sent misleading and false information in this letter to workers' homes in the hope of breaking union members' faith in their negotiating charged Laws. He labeled the letter, the second sent by plant management since the strike began June 24, as an attempt to "break the Plant Manager Dan Remigio Friday afternoon said the letter spoke for itself, adding the "situation is bleak, though we are still shipping out every day." Laws said the union has called a membership meeting for 10 a.m. next Tuesday at the Joyo Theater, 61st and Havelock. The management letter, signed by Remigio, claims "we are informed that the vast majority of employes do not know what this strike is about.

How does this happen?" Laws denies this and refutes a subsequent statement in the management letter, asking why "the employes were not given an opportunity to vote on whether or not they wanted a strike as we are informed." The union leader said more than 600 of the 900 membership voted strike power on either company-wide or local company agreements "this spring while I was in Cincinnati on the company-wide agreement. This was reaffirmed by a meeting June 20 attended by 70 members, four days before the strike." Rains Kill 15 Tokyo (UPI) Three days of torrential rain have caused at least 15 deaths and extensive property damage on Kyushu, Japan's southernmost, island, it was reported. DAYS Painting, Papering 21 grant to the Lincoln Comfor a comprehensive study to begin Sept. 14. This survey with recommendations will be carried out by the National Recreation Assn.

City parks and recreation department and the Lincoln School District have pledged cooperation in the work. The national experts will explore recreational areas and facilities, personnel, budget, programs, managing authority for recreation, schoolrecreation relationships and community analysis in the comprehensive survey. The last study of this type here was made by the National Recreation Assn. in 1948. The community council proposed the survey project two years ago after a local study of community centers indi.

cated an up-dating need. This study concluded that Lincoln seems to have made big plans for park improvements and built many new schools but plans for recreation in these areas are lagging in comparison. Recreation survey steering committee members named to work with the national recreation representatives are: Thurston Phelps, chairman; Thomas AllBeechner, Wheaton Battey, Mrs. Ralph W. Mrs.

Helen Boosalis, Kenneth Bourne, Douglas E. Brogden, George S. Buckner Dr. Dr. Don Clifton, Carl Dickinson, Ray W.

Fowler, Dre Gregg W. Kallos, Mays, Donald W. Kelly, Jerry Mapes, Percy Harry McGinnis, Mrs. Clarence J. Miller, Coach Irvin Peterson, E.

Roper, Dr. C. B. Schultz, Mrs. Sam E.

Schwartzkopf, Joseph W. Seacrest, Rev. James Paul Stuart, Sheehy, L. Joseph Silverman, D. Tyrell, Sam Van Pelt, Dr.

Steven N. Watkins, M. E. James H. Ager, John C.

Angle and Robert Dula. Mrs. Whittall Dies in Capital Mrs. Gertrude Clarke Whittall, 97, a native of Bellevue, died in Washington, D.C. A resident of Washington since 1934, Mrs.

Whittall was nationally known for her gifts to the Library of Congress to further activities in music and poetry. Dec. 4, 1963, the commissioners of the District of Columbia honored her with a citation for distinguished service. The widow of Matthew Whittall, Mrs. Whittall is survived by five nephews, including William C.

Clarke of Omaha; and two nieces, including Mrs. Will J. McCorkindale of Bellevue. Lincoln also suggested the air pollution control area be "streamlined." According to Lincoln, if too many committes are formed, the board will lose control, because "things always lose a bit in interpretation." The major question that still must be answered by the advisory committee is who will be the proposed air pollution officers' immediate supervisor. The committee agreed the officer's position would have to be full-time, appointed on the basis of qualifications.

According to Dr. Donald Pace of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln does not need full-time air pollution control Let's talk about your decorating needs now. No obligation. 432-2681. About that qualified painting? Interior, exterior painting, papering, steaming, texturing.

Free estimates, Call Hudson, 477-6339. 10 Always able to do quality paintias for less. 166-5170, 466-9324. Call Kremke Exterior, interior Texturing. 435-3130, 435-7751, painting.

Paperhanging, steaming. Exterior, Interior painting. Carpenter work. Call 435-3492, 435-5846. Paperhanging- -Experienced.

Painting interior exterior Plaster repair. Reasonable, prompt. reliable, Refererences. Yost. 466-2672.

434-1667. 25 Experienced college students. Work guaranteed. Call Dick or Scott Parker after 5. 488-5430.

12 EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR PAINT ING REASONABLE 466-9517, 477-4550 LARGE OR SMALL JOBS; INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR. ALL WORK GUAR ANTEED. REASONABLE RATES CALL RAY. 434-1324. FREE ESTI MATES.

CONTRACT OR HOURLY PROMPT SERVICE. Painting, by hour contract. Fre estimates. Guaranteed work. 435-6827 Wanted: Painting, experienced, price reasonable.

Free estimates. 466-5574 after 4pm. Mobile Homes Trailer Homes 24 A. C. NELSEN CO.

SEE ANDY FIRST Care Free vacations are fun inexpensive with a new AIR STREAM, PATHFINDER, and HOLIDAY RAMBLER vacation trailers. Sleeping space for as many as 8. Easy to Haul. See them now on display, Mobil homes completely furnished with furniture, appliances, draperies, and beds also on display. We will trade for anything of value as part payment or down payment.

Open weekdays 8am-9pm. Saturday 8am-6pm. Sunday 12.30-6pm. 3 miles west of the viaduct on St. write or stop in for free literature.

Phone, 432-5751 Box 244, Route 6, Lincoln. 9c American New Moons on sale ARROW TRAILER -SALES 125 West OPEN EVES. 432-6055 200 CLOSEOUT NEW '65 MODELS 52x10 $3250 50x12 $3995 58x12 $4495 Several used 10 wides on hand. Bill Carroll Home Sales, Inc. 2701 NO.

27 435-8521 29c For Sale: Late Model 1964 10x50 Kits Sierra Mobil Home. Lived in only 4 months. Low down and take over payments. Call 434-2500 before 2pm. For sale or trade 50 10 Majestic mobile home.

Better than new. See appreciate. 466-1734. DOWN ON NEW MOBILE HOMES ANY PRICE! ANY DOWN PAYMENT! I have no choice; they must be sold this week only-first come, first served basis! Save hundreds of dollars. passed on to you as a customer.

This is a factory-get-acquainted offer. The discounts are taken by mobile home manufacturer. Don't miss, this opportunity. No reasonable offer or down payment will be refused. Onthe-spot financing; we have a man from the finance company, 434-2085.

MOBILE HOME SALES SUPPLY 2301 CORNHUSKER HWY. At our new location MALMORE TRAILER SALES KIT, DETROITER PRINCESS 434-6666 Junct. North OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY Two sold one left! 8x43 2 bedroom mobile homes. Make offer. 466-7009 REPOSSESSED All are clean, reasonably priced.

Financing is available. Call 432-5651, weekends and holidays. 1959 Capri, 40x8 1954 Nashua, 35x8 1956 Town Country, 1953 Spartan, 41x8 1957 Capri, 40x8 1958 Pathfinder, 28x8 Two 2 bedroom trailers for sale or rent. In Hallam. 432-2746.

After 7pm 477-7066. Up to bedrooms. brand new home, brand new furniture, real quality. Suits any king queen, Nc down with qualified job. Open 7 days Adams Street Trailer Sales.

Adams. Victor deluxe, 55x10, in perfect condi ton. New furniture carper. Afr conditioned. Low down payment.

488-1756 or 466-0404. 1963 Mobile Home, 50. 2 bedroom. Like new. Furnished.

535-2252, Staplehurst. 1 mile north of Staple: hurst. 1962 Kit Olympia 10x55, 2 bedrooms. angle kitchen, washer. 488-3854.

1961 Eclar, at 3250 Adams, Lot No. 1. 10x50 included built-ins. 2 bedrooms. Several extras.

$3,000. Will trade. Blue-Joynt Realty, 488-2315. 30 1960 Champion. 3 bedroom.

Carpeted, air conditioned. 434-3593. 10 1958 Liberty Lancer. 10x45. Washer, air conditioner.

2 bedrooms. Cali 432-4951, after 10x50, 1963 Skyline. Air-conditioned Reasonable. 477-8505. after 5:30 week days.

8x26 Elcar one bedroom with air conditioning. Good condition. 435-3713. Trailer Parking 24A Adult court. -High, 1st dry, Ave.

paved, shade. No pets. No. For, rent: Large trailer spaces. Also trailer houses.

Phone 477-6563. Space available Rainbow Trailer Court, 1801 Adams. 435-3417. 29 4200 Cornhusker- all sizes available. $30 month.

466-5232. 31 air pollution advisory commitdefine the duties of an air pollufor Lincoln in the near future, decision as to the "how" and City Mayor Council Air Air Pollution Pollution Board Officer now, but what is needed is air -p prevention. 'Some Say So' Alleged Violator City Councilman John son said he felt the air-pollution officer should work under the auspices of the mayor and an air-pollution board. He stressed, however, giving the board "some say so" or there would be a lack of interest. "By giving them more authority, they will be of more use to the city," Mason said.

Of the five plans suggested to the committee by City Planning Director Douglas Brogden, the committeemen present favored a plan that placed the air-pollution officer under the direcion of the mayor and the board directly: They felt in this way the City Council could set up the rules, the proposed board would approve the rules, and the appointed officer would enforce the rules. Then any appeals that would be made would follow the same route. Pets Dogs, Rabbits, Pets 25 Accomplished poodle trimming. styl ing, trained professionals. Black miniature stud.

488-4796. Absolutely the finest in expert poodle styling. Dogs. Chihuahuas. Spitz.

Poodles; Pekingese. Register for FREE POODLE PUPPY at Pet Paradise Fireworks Stand. Open till 6pm weekdays, Thursday till 9pm. PET PARADISE 1611 432-2044 921 No. 48 Open Sunday 2-5 434-2044 4c AKC minature poodles.

Silver female, charcoal and silver males. $75 each. Available 17 of July. Also black minature at stud. 477-1991.

8 ADVISE BOARDING YOUR DOG WHERF IT RECEIVES LOVING CARE: 488-4796. 24 AKC Black Labrador pups, sired by Pi, Champion son of Dual. Champion Calypso Clipper. 434-3805. 11 AKC German Shepherds, black ver.

Also 3 grown females. Championship lines. Cedarcrest Kennels, 796-2221. AKC Black Labs 2 males- females good field trial possibility. 14 weeks old.

3317 No. 54. 434-3600 AKC Boston terriers, Males females. Have all shots. 488-4216.

11 STUD SERVICE AKC proven. White Miniature Poodle. 488-4796. KC' Chibuahua puppies. Varied colors, 5167 Sherwood, 466-5418.

ANITA'S POODLE GROOMING and $5. Weekdays and evenings 488-2910. AKC Basset at stud. See his pupples now. 423-5618.

Board your pet where veterinarian is constantly supervising. Phone 434-1382. 28 Boston Terrier, male. AKC, papers, likes children, make offer, 488-0771. -5 Bobtailed shepherd pups Farm raised.

Ready to go to work. puppies. Virgil Kohler, Geneva. Black Miniature French Poodle, registered, female, 8 weeks old. 799-2144.

Bold Sarobi, championship-sired Afghan hound at stud. Approved bitches only, 432-4058, 11.