4 7 CITY Wednesday, July 29, 1959. The Arizona Republic, Plinenix, Arizona. Page 39 lA-DeaihSAx, 10-Phoenix eatlis In Phoenix And Other Parts Of Arizona 9-Aucfions AUCTION CITY Tennessee is hack in Phoenix Bargains Furniture Appliances etc Everything for your home at prices we can all affmd. Sale Every Frt. 9 AM till sold out 171(1 E.
Mohave AL 2-6240 Blanch DeVaughn, Phoenix; Mrs. Gertrude Fuller, Portsmouth, Ohio; and Mrs. Betty Krull, Huntington Park. Mary E. Shaffer Private funeral services will be held tomorrow in the Chapel of he came to Phoenix last -anuary.
He had been in ill health iince. He is survived by his wife, Annie Phoenix; a son, Gerold Cecil Mack, in Guam; two brothers, Bennie, Phoenix, and Walsh, Pinetop; a sister, Mrs. Clara Johnson, Wilmot, and half-brother. Woody Sauldsberry in Los Angeles. Memories, A.
L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, for Mrs. Mary E. Shaffer, 86, who died Saturday in a Phoenix rest home.
Barbara Ann Jensen will officiate. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Shaffer made her home with a daughter, Mrs. Peter Corpstein, 5720 N.
16th St. Mrs. Shaffer first came to the. Salt River Valley in 1893 by covered wagon from Gainesville, Tex. She remained here until 1915, when she moved to Richmond, Calif.
She returned in 1954. I Besides Mrs. Corpstein, she is survived by a son, William M.j Easterwood, San Gabriel, John J. IMiillips John J. Phillips, S3, resident nf Arizona for a half-century, died yesterday in Seattle, where lie was visiting.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Rom in Carthace, Mr. Phillips, who came to Arizona in' 1909, encaned in the real estate I and investment business.
He re-1 sided at ROfl East A Ave. in Glen-; oalc' He served two terms in the state legislature from Maricopa County.1 He is survived by a son, John C. Phillips. Phoenix; two Mrs. Ralph K.
Cooper, rA llUnlns. Hnr.A. sister, Mrs. Alex Brown, in California; 18 grandchildren, and 27 great-grandchildren. Gene II.
Petti-bone Gene Howard Pettebone, 37, na- tive of Phoenix, died Saturday in Guam, where he had been a government civil service employe eight years. Funeral services will be announced later by A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Mr.
Pettebone, a World War III veteran, worked for an automobile parts company in Phoenix at one time, and later was an investigator for the Arizona Industrial Commission. He is survived by his wife, Joyce, and a daughter, Dawn Susan, who were with him in Guam; his mother, Mrs. Fred W. (L. Pearl) Sutton; two brothers, Roy Pettebone and Robert S.
Sutton; and two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hiett and Mrs. Wilma Bradshaw, ell of Phoenix. Charles C. Stuart Funeral services for Charles C.
Stuart, 62, a resident of the Salt River Valley 58 years, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in thei uiapei in the tiaraen, Mercer Mortuary, 1514 E. Thomas. The Rev. C.
Vaughan Rock will officiate. Burial will be in Green wood Memorial Park. Born in Cameron, Mr. Stuart came to Arizona in 1901. He resided on a farm in the Cart-wright District, where he died yesterday.
He was a member of the Cart-wright Farm Bureau and the Maricopa County Farm Bureau. He was a World War I veteran. He is survived by three sisters, Alice Stuart, Gila Bend; Mrs. J. W.
(Gladys) Garins, Phoenix; and Mrs. P. W. (Frances) Friend, Los Alt.os, two brothers, Ray and Ross Stuart, and a niece, Hazel Stuart, all of Phoenix. Jerry Mack a Weather Data Boston 84 71 Brownsville 91 77 Buffalo 87 63 Casper 97 62 Charleston 87 79 .29 Chicago 88 73 .01 Cincinnati 89 69 .29 Cleveland 87 70 .03 Columbus 87 70 .09 Denver 95 62 Des Moines 91 71 .13 Detroit 88 68 .14 Duluth 88 65 .03 El Paso 95 72 .07 Fairbanks 61 39 Fort Worth 93 72 Galveston 87 79 Helena 71 53 Indianapolis 87 69 Jacksonville 92 76 .09 Juneau 53 48 Kansas City 90 75 Las Vegas 110 84 Los Angeles 84 68 Louisville 91 73 .06 Memphis 95 74 Miami Beach 85 80 Milwaukee 84 69 Paul 93 71 Needles 114 89 New Orleans 75 .05 New York 88 72 Oklahoma City 87 69 Omaha 84 69 Philadelphia 67 Pittsburgh 85 66 .01 Portland, Maine 91 66 Portland.
Ore. 71 51 Richmond 90 73 Rapid City 101 68 St. Louis 91 73 Salt Lake City 90 70 San Antonio 96 75 San Diego 76 68 San Francisco 64 55 St. Ste. Marie 87 65 Seattle 70 48 Spokane 72 44 Tampa 93 74 Washington 89 76 Wichita 87 70 .05 Mexico Chihuahua 91 72 Ensenada 62 Guadalupe Is.
59 Monclova 98 74 Torreon 98 54 Canadi Montreal 91 70 Ottawa 90 65 Regina 78 56 .01 Toronto 91 61 Vancouver 65 51 Winnipeg 96 69 Hawaii Honolulu 85 75 Anna Iarale Requiem high mass will be sung 9 a.m. today in St. Mary's Church 320 E' Monrne' for Mrs' Anna Baiabe. R3, long-time rest- dent of Plmenix. Additional services and buria Wl11 be in Los Angeles.
i YTu.i i vi lvj lam uiiii. in the Whitney and Murphy chapel, 330 N. Second Ave. Born in Michigan, Mrs. Barabe Icame to Phoenix in 192!) from Los Angeles.
She died Monday in her home, 321 E. Polk. Mrs. Barabe was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis and St.
Mary's Parish. She is survived by five sons, 'Antoine and Clifford, both of Los Angeles; Eldridge, Santa Barbara Joe, Phoenix; and Vertin Albuquerque; 20 grandchildren and great-grandchildren Christine Perez Phoenix friends have been ad vised of the death of Mrs. Christine Perez, B8, former Phoenix resident, which occurred in Los Angeles July 17. I-uneral services were held in Los Angeles. Cremation followed.
Mrs. Perez lived in Phoenix 35 years before moving to Los Angeles four years ago. She is survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. (Frances) Powell, Phoenix; two brothers, and four grandchildren.
Artinian P. Scott Services for Artiman P. Scott, j4fii who died yesterday in his M1 20th will be at '2: 30 p.m. tomorrow in Palms Chapel, Grimshaw Mortuary, 334 W. Monroe.
The Rev. Carroll F. Sanders will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr.
Scott, born in Arkansas, came to Phoenix in 1937. He was a mechanic for Western Truck Lines. He is survived by his wife, Car- June Jobs In Decrease Total employment in Arizona in June decreased by 9,700 workers, the Arizona Employment Security The employment drop off was attributed to the reduction in construction because of the statewide strike-lockout, the normal seasonal cutback in school employment, and the reduction of 2,800 farm workers because of the comple tion of the lettuce harvest in Co chise County and the melon harvest in Yuma County. Total employment in the state at mid-June was 394,500 workers. ESC officials pointed out that despite the decrease from May to June the total is still 13,500 workers higher than in June one year ago.
The number of workers on the unemployment rolls increased by 5,000 in June to a total of 19,400, Once again the labor dispute was blamed for the unemployment jump, along with the usual June influx of students into the labor market. Mirror ot Your Mind answers perplexing problems about mys teries of the mind. I FINER ALA RAK. William Passed away July 27th. He has been shipped to fllggin Funeral H'ne.
Carter-ville. 111. f'jr ervices and burial. Mortensen-Klngsley. SI OTT.
Artiman" llukland of arrle Mat. Passed away Tuei-day. He Is also survived by sons. Donnie Charlen. Bennie; daughters.
vl--ginia. Charlotte. Duns; sister tfr. Mae Townsend. all of Phoenix.
Services 2:30 Dm Thursdav in Palms Chapel of Mortuary. The Rev. Carroll F. Sanders will officiate. rntermentin Greenwood.
SHAFFER. Mary K. Private services conducted by Miss Barbara Ann Jensen Thursday in Chapel of Memories. A. Moore.
A Sorws. Cremation at Greenwood. A contribution to the Faith Mr. Kee Home for P.E.O la pre- erred. fcHAPPA.
C. Henry. Announce-ments of arrangements later by Mrrrer Mortuary. SNliFR. Ruth.
Announcements of arrangements later by Mer- eer Mortuary. STl'ART, Charles C. Survived by sisters. Miss Alice Stuart. Gila Bend; Mrs J.
W. 1 Gladys 1 Garins, of Phoenix; Mrs. R. W. 1 Frances! Friend.
Los Altos. Calif. Brothers. Ray and Ross, both of Phoenix. Niece.
Miss Hazel Stuart, of Phoenix; )tn several nieces and nephews. Serv. Ices will be conducted by Rev. c. Vaughn Rock, in a m.
Thursday. Chapel in the Garden. Mereer Mortuary. Interment. Greenwood.
Friends may call at the mortuary from 2 D.m. Wednes- day until service time. THOMAS. Ada. Funeral announcements later.
Bloom' South Phoenls nrtuary THORNTON. Royal C. Services 10 a today in Palms Chapel of Cirlmshaw Mortuary. The Rev. M.
Hester will officiate. In- terment Greenwood TLRNF.R. Dr. Amos A. Husband of Leona of Mesa: father of Mrs Joan Hardestv.
Scottsdale. Arrangements pending. M. L. r.thhons Mortuarr MesaL VF.NEGAS.
Pablo L. Requiem High Mass today 9 am St. Thomas Church. Litchfield. Interment Litchfield Cemetery.
Mnrtensen-Klngsley. 2-Oard of Thanks WE wish to take this opportunity tr, thank our many friends and for their expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes an1 the donations in the re-rc-t illness and death of our brother and uncle. tslie Olen Hill (Mickey). Our tvcial thanks to Rev. and Mrs.
Don Nickols Roy Sexton. Dwayne. Huoson T. L. Woodsen and Slick.
Signed: Mrs Laura Hill. Mr. and Mis. J. Vezzetu and Ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Knneth Chadborn Mr. and Mrs. Milton Reeves and Mr.
Virgil Reeves, 4-Funeral Directors SUNNYSLOPE FUNERAL HOME 15 E. OLNEY WI 3-8072 FORMANTS ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME 87 3rd Ave. AL3-2333 F. E. Ackerman Sons FUNERAL HOME 710 W.
Bethany Home CR9736S A. L. MOORE SONS Adams at 4th Ave. Ph AL 4-4111 PARADISE CHAPEL XXX Tndian Ccor.l CR 4-4992 BRAZILL-WHITNEY Glendale YE 7-92fgi LUNDBERG-HANSEN Glendale YE 7-9297 Phx. WI 3-3311 Mortensen-Kingsley 102n VV.
Washington AL 4-3119 Mercer Mortuary THOMAS RD AT lhth ST. Phone AM fi-2441 Private parking 5-Flowers DONOFRIO FLORAL CO. Flowen Wired via F.T.D. Arwhera AL 3 2139 136 Central lost ATCH. rhtnestone lapel, in Newberry's or Kress, or downtown area.
Gift from deceased husband. A 3-2244. COLLIE, male, mature, black and white. Chandler area. Collar tag reads Y'O 3-3094.
If information phone WO 4-6543 or CR 9-7bl9. PARAKEET, bright green. Talks fluently of 10th Street and Portland. Reward. Call after S.
AL 3-4559. "PARAKEET (Dick)" blue-green'. year- pet mr eiaeriy lady. i- ciniiv AL 2-0013. Street McDowell.
SKUNK, pet. CR 4-9139 DOG, male, hrown and black mongrel with white feet West Vii-ginia license tag. rewards. "Poncho" CR 4-6670 co*ckER 3 year old blond male lenity 7th Avenue. Camelback.
3-ii421 AM 5-3716. CAT. Sealpo.n! Siamese, male. irinit; ihunas and ScotUsdale Rr.d. POMERANIAN female, fawn col-55Wers to "Miin." Reward.
AL8-919ti. DOG. Fox Terrier, female, white with black spots. vicinitv of 36th to 32nd McDowell and ThomasCR4-1124 TOY Shepherd, spayed female tags, answers to "Tnxie." Lost in Sunnslope area. Children's pet.
Reward. CRjt-4314. SUITCASE between Oak Creek a'd Phoenix. CR 4-6932. DOG.
lost vicinity 24th Street nd Thomas silver gray Huskie. answers to name Val-uaole to owner Reward. Call AM or BP. 5-4455. DOG.
Bloodhound, male, reddish hrown. white on chest and nose. 4 answers to name Red. Lost between North 16th Street and Sunnyslooe. Reward.
Phone New River 3. Tom Coolev PARAKEET. blue BR 3-2241 after B. DOG. toy Dachshund, hlack.
Winity 18th Avenue and Roma. it female. WI 3S66S. DOG. black Scn.tty.
Answers to "Duffy." Vicinity Bethany Home Rd. Ave- B- 1 Dodson. AM 3-1436. Found Trythe SocietvWI42fi91. BICYCLE Prove ownership nd nay ad.
6a39 Souh 3rd Street Auctions ALLIED AUCTION E. WASH BR 3-0037 Monday 7 P.M. Open everyday for consignment! or will buy your apnl mlsr out-right; A-R'I-'Z-O-N-A LIVESTOCK AUCTION Mon. and Thurs. 11:00 A.M.
Comm. S3 Maximum per head 2j25 South 19th Ave. AL 3-4234 Auctioneer lohn W'isetiant SHELDONANTON SELL YOUR BEEF BUY YOUR REPLACEMENT AT KOHL'S DAIRY AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY 11:00 A.M. 12 TOP SPRINGER COWS We have buyers for snrlng.Ts, milkers, and weaning to breeding size heifers. 39th STREET BASELINE RD.
FRED LEUCK Ownei Rt. 2 Box 395. Tempe WO 7-3023 rie Mae; three sons, Donnie, Charles, and Bennie; three daughters, Virginia, Charolette, and Doris; and a sister, Mrs. Mae Townsend, all of Phoenix. William J.
Lester Sr. Funeral services for William J. Lester 68, who died Saturday in San Bernardino, following surgery, will be at 10 a.m., today in Southgate, Calif. A former Phoenix resident, Mr. Lester was the father of William J.
Lester associated with Ra- dio Station KOY here for 17 years and at present production manager. I The elder Mr. Lester formerly! iwas engaged in real estate and! insurance business in Phoenix. He vai i ik. iu i iiwiija 111 i ailu moved to Huntington Park, 18 years ago.
Surviving besides the son, are his wife, Gertrude, of Huntington Park; three daughters, Mrs. Moon PhaAfK oc An. 4 Am. II Auk. IS An.
Lant Flrt Full Sun, Moon Data Today, Wednesday, July 29, 1959: Sun rises 5:38 a.m.; sets 7:30 p.m. Moon rises 2:45 p.m.; sets 1:35 a.m. (MST). Relative humidity. Phoenix Airport: 5 a.m., 51; 11 a.m.
32; 5 p.m. 19. High 51, low 19. ARIZONA Statewide Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow, with scattered afternoon and evening thun-dershowers, mostly over the eastern portion. Windy afternoons over the north portion.
Little change in temperature. South Central Phoenix, Salt River, and Casa Grande valleys Some afternoon cloudiness today and tomorrow, but with chance of evening thunderstorms over nearby mountains. Occasionally windy during afternoons. Phoenix low today near 83, high about 108. East Central Globe-Miami area Partly cloudy afternoons.
Scattered afternoon and evening thun-dershowers. Gusty winds in thundershower areas. Globe low today about 71, high near 100. Southeast Douglas and Sulphur Springs area Cloudy skies during the afternoons today and tomorrow. Chance of few evening thundershowers.
Gusty winds, with the thundershowers. Douglas low today near 69, high about 91. Arizona Fire Weather Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow, with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, mostly over the Mogollon Rim and the White Mountains. Little change in temperature or relative humidity. Moderate to fresh southerly winds over the north portion, otherwise light and variable except for gusty winds in and near thunderstorm areas.
Station Data High temperature yesterday, 106 deg. High same date last year, 106 deg. High same day last 63 years, 112 deg. Low yesterday, 84 deg. Low same day last year, 76 deg.
Low same day last 63 years, 66 deg. Excess in temperature, 5 deg. Excess since July 1. 114 deg. Excess since Jan.
1, 743 deg. Total precipitation last 24 hours, 0 inches. Total precipitation since July 1, .45 inches. Total since Jan. 1, 1.36 inches.
Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date, 3.24 inches. Deficiency since Jan. 1, 1.88 inches. Total solar radiation on Mon day, 691 langleys.
Weather MX XT Ave Auction 5102 N. 27th Ave. 2 SALES WEEKLY EACH SUN. STARTING 10 A.M. CONTINUING ALL DAY FRI.
7 P.M. SALE BY REQUEST SELL ANYTHING OF VALUK FOR YOU AT 15 PICKUP SERVICt AVAILABLE. CALL CR 73811i Gut Ulan ton. Owner A Auctioneer 10-Phoenix HOCSEB FDR SAL! American Builders OFFERS YOU The Following Quality HOMES VALHALLA ESTATES Large. Lovely Desert Hillside lots off 44th SI.
-Up Towards the Nose of the Camel. 2 Distinguished Models 3 or 4 Bedroom. Complete in every detail. BIG BEAUTI. FUL.
EXCITING DIFFERENT Kt.tm setting for as little as MODEL HOMES open for your inspection 10 A M. 'til 9 P.M. daily. Phone WH 6-1911. Mile N.
of Camelback on 44th CORONADO VILLA Possession In 2 Weeks SCOTTSDALE Finest Big Home with an un-paralled view of CAMELBACK MOUNTAIN. 3 or 4 Bdrm. Plus the Exciting ARIZ. ROOM. Large lots, all with Dbl.
Car-poll side drive. ALL REFRIGERATED with Range Oven. Dishwasher Disposal. Fireplace optional. Rugged, draped.
Landscaped model aailable for immediate possession. PRICED from 523.330 open 'til dusk. WH 6-0752 Mi. North of Camelback on Scottsdale Road. 2 Blks.
West on Coronado Road. SANDS TERRACE Possession In 2 Weeks Compare and you'll buv a Sands Terrace Home Whv? It's Phoenix' Finest Big Home Value in a lovely citrus prestige location. It has EVERYTHING City water 4 Sewers. Range 0en. Disposal, Revolutuanary Room Planning.
3 or 4 Bedrooms. Double Carport, Hardwood paneling tt Storage Cabinets throughout. Quality BLUE RIBBON home in every respect. ONLY 19.95n with 3o Yr. FHA Mtges.
of S17.900. MODEL HOMES open daily in cm. fnone WT 3-3S32. 6 Blks N. of Northern on 7th Avenue E.
T. WRIGHT Realty 140S E. Camelback Cute 3 Baths ASHAMED TO STEAL THIS 3 1 Bath pumice home Only 4 vrs. old. On a i2 x93' lot.
Lovely kitchen with Formica All rooms covered with asnhalt tile. Central heating. Carport storage. Nice yard with some citrus. AND ONLY M.OOH down.
FHA loan. Close to school. This won't last lone. Both the terms property above average for orire. A.
D. McCLAIN Realty THE LARGE OLD RELIABLE AM 6-2417 4400 N. Central Evenings call WI TTOWERVENTTESTCI-STCAr New 3 bdrm. 'i bath built -ins. Exclusive NE location, (all WH 3-9369 about this one ROADRUNNERREALTY OPEN, nice three bedroom.
Iwo lile baths, large kitchen with all nuilt-ins. Come out and get the buv of the year. 14 Norm S3rd Slreet. East Scottsdale. Ar.zona Land CR 4-53.
REFRIGERATED. wall-to-wall carpel, fence blinds 3 bedrooms, family room. 2 baths. b.Vj down. CR 7-3939 after 6 p.m REFRIGERATED 3 bedroom.
1 balh. by owner, fenced, draped, carpeted. 910 West Vermont. Call WH 5-1090 for appointment. BY OWNER.
Northwest. "Beauti-ful3. bedrpom.l;' bath.wall-wall carpeting, drapes, fenced yard, covered patio and other extras. FHA loan available See to appreciate. 2114 West State Avenue.
Terrific Buy N.E. Only $1410" Macisor BR-2 bath home slreet Price LI CAC! POiT RLTY. CR 9-7371 IMMEDIATE possession? 3 "bedroom. 1 i both Lovely yard, covered patio ner Roselane School. CR I-R234.
$lW iiio Avenue, two cute furnished houses. always rented. AL 4-1439. OWNER. $3,300 total.
J1OO0 down." Nea'- 32nd Avenue. West Palm AL1 14391' 3 BR. 2 red brick near N. Hi. 52U(K down to new loan, or trade your home equity as down payment.
Broker. AM S-7132 1020 E. Refrigerated furnished 2 hdrm. home. Must sec to appreciate.
Qfuict neighborhood. Close to bus 4 shopping WH 5-3615. pTUVF. hv 542 AV. 'Windsor.
Lovetv tie. home, has 4 or 5 new (srpehne drapes. RT refng. C-jll Chleltain Co s. CR 9-3722 ALJ-359H NAME YOUR DOWN PAYMENT Mortgage Co.
has 3 homes to sell. 2 Br $9,000 Phx 3 br $10,300 NE 939 EMissourl Friedman AM51454 Vacant ready to move in, 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. NW Phs Low down tr good terms. One of them on a corner lol Call Bill Abernathy.
WI 3-4272 Eve WI 3-2432. Holt trasOnlyJ950(l, Agent At.3-1930 BY OWNER-3 bedroom brick; 1 baths, carpeting, drapes, cooler, large yard redwood fenced Cash to mortgage or $630 down with FHA financing Only and quick possession. CR 4-779S. 2.142 West McLellan. ST.
THERESA fNGLESIDE Immaculate 3 BR. 1 hath, fenc ed. 4'; FHA. in Sherwo.1 Towne. Only or avail furn.
BkrWH 5-6234 owner Open Kenilworth. W. HI. family kitchen, sen. dining 2 br.
plus large extra br. or possible rental. .534 Monte Vista Rd. A GOOD BUY. Three-bedWmm masonry, two baths, rential heat, service storage, douhe carport, school, stores close Northwest.
down with $oiKi rommit- m.w,t A SEE nationally "advertyied Broadmoor 4 bedroom. i baths, built-in range, air-rondllloned 5 blocks south of Camelback on 57 Hi Avenue. Priced to sell, Owner. YE 7-249" HO SE Lovers masonr' 2 BR ratport on large lol, 'Irv dn A. L.
McCain Rlty. 2043 N. IHth St. AL 4-9113. 2 BDRM.
frame E. near Wl-son school $2iKI $H(I per nw FORD HOFFMAN REALTY. 9.1B E. Van Buren, AL TP RnIs fit icd i'. wm house.
W.OOO. Good locHllon. low taxes, good financing, payi off rapidly. 3-4044. TWO '0 bo'lroom.
S2TSO down. $45 SALE BEAT THE HEAT ARCADIA SQUARE II OPEN NIGHTLY 79:30 Camelback Rd. to Mont Visi a follow our ngm north. The new furnished model in Arcadia's finest quality subdivision is now open evenings for your convenience. Truly outstanding value hy Rhodes Bldg.
Ic Dev. Co. 3 4 B. Rm. plans available each with family room, all elec.
kitchens. 3 baths, refrigeration cooling, and load nf other quality features. Large citrus lots. Wonderful terms. Priced from $29,500.
RUSS LYON REALTY CR 9-4134 1908 E. CAMELBACK NOW SHOWING The All-New "Wellington" Sherwood Heights GO SOUTH FROM THOMAS RD. ON 56TH 3 BLOCKS. FOLLOW OUR SIGNS. Open 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. This superb home with many distinctive architectural features Is completely beautifully furnished. A 'in nl gorgeous mountain views make this Ideal for desert living. OTHER LOCATIONS Sherwood Vista 52ND ST. JUST N.
OF THOMAS Open Daily 9 to 8 Only 4 Homes Remaining 3-4 bdrm. 3-3 bdrm. homes available for immediate occupancy. These quality homes are offered at low pre-strike prices. Walking distance to parochial A public schools Rancho Sunnyvale ON SCOTTSDALE 4 MI.
NORTH OF CAMELBACK RD. Full acre lots ln the heart of beautiful Paradise Valley available to build the home or your selection. Drive out N. Scottsdale Rd. to this choice location.
D. D. CASTLEBERRY BUILDING REAL ESTATE OFFICE OPEN 9 A.M. TO P.M. 6411 E.
Thomas Rd. WH 5-S4S4 $150 BAL. MO. 3-br house A lot, duct wall furnace, tub bath. Picture window in liv.
rm. Total $5800. SELL-WELL REALTY. 2001 W. Hadley.
AL 4-7265. THE WESTERNER Big living for a big familv. on an acre half, but fenced in! 4 bedrooms. 3'i baths, 18x30 living room. 20x20 dining room.
Severai fireplaces, big famih- kitchen with formica counter tops. Horse barn, tack room. 2 carport and lovely old shade. Seller transferred. Fricei'.
to go in low thirties. PALMS REALTY CO. 2S21 N. Central AM 5-3614 Attention Executives! Beautifully furnished. 1 bedroom.
2 bath TOWN-HOUSE in the practical PALMCROFT location. a few minutes from EVERYTHING. S-P-A-C-I-O-U-S rooms commodious closets. Charmingly appointed interior. Attractively groomed grounds.
Appointments arranged to suit YOUR convenience. PALMS REALTY CO. 2821 N. Central AM 3-3S14 COMPLETELY carpeted. Fui nished.
Three bedroom. li bath, large patio and storeroom. Dual driveway.Owner.WH5-2934. 3 Ba-4iZ Mtg." SAVE OVER $7. MO.
INT. Vacant-Immed. Poss-No qualifying yr. home elec. kitchen $11,500 As low as $1,000 dn.
PAUL FOX REALTY 3342 7th St. Office CR 4-3221 You'd Better Hurry! An almost new custom home exquisitely decorated with a magnificent desert view Just think 3 bedrooms. 3 baths a den with built-in bar. a large family room, a separate study, and a beautiful center living mom wfireplace. The kitchen has everything built in but the maid, and you don't need her! Refrigerated of course, and ready to go in the middle 40's Come see at.
corner of Bethany Home Road and 42nd Place Open everv night this week 2 to 8 p.m. RUSS LYON REALTY WH 5-6348 7101 E. Camelback at Scottsdale A 2 BEDROOM N.W. "SPECIAL" Here is delightful home with large rooms and newly decorated Inside and out Situated on a nicely landscaped lot with citrus and a huge eucalyptus, patio and chain-link fence. The total price is a mere $900 and you can keep the monthly payments at by paying cash to mortgage or submit a low down payment and owner will carry on easy terms.
ED POST REALTY IS09 NO. 27TH AVE. CRestwood 4-5411 "will trade: lave 1 hath brick home. .1 Iks to Good Samaritan Priced at 9500. Want 3 or 4 BR.
2 bath I'ome 1n nice neighborhood KERR REALTY CO, CR 9-3361 3 BR $505dOWN $8000 Scottsdale Area 721 E. Weber Dr. or trade for 3 BR. Sunnyslope area. CUNNINGHAM A FREEMAN AL3 5197 If no ana.
WI 3-75Ai PROVINCIAL Beautiful new refrigerated home on acre lot In exclusive Scottsdale location. 3 R. Plus family room with old brick fireplace 21', baths, formal dining room, all electric kitchen with old brick barbecue. 34m q. ft.
living area Dbl. car garage good financing priced to sell. Immediate pos session. Eves. CR 4-093.
PAUL O. KRUEGER Realtor 13 E. Thomas. AM 8-442 EXCLUSIVE S'W. New large "3 family l't hath, garaxa.
completely furn. IlS.Sno with only down. C. T. Carlls riK) W.
Indian CR 7-3303. 3 Br-Fam. Rm. Refrig. Custom built h(ne exclusive neighborhood! Fireplace, oeparale dining room, citrus, refrigerated and Irrigated! Walk to grade school Plus many other extras.
Priced In mid-teens. We want you to tea this home t'Hlay! CLEVENGER REALTY AM B-2494 Realtor 7 Thomas 2-BR-TH(i Vista mali Immediate poi DrWIU Realty Al, 3-K79I l.L.3JI792. NF.AH Scot I some, at tractive hedioom family room, assume I. WH 5-7126. THREE bedroom.
1 bathTH Hayden Road. Scottsdale. Immediate possession. Bv owner. Hl $2230 down, lXX)K northeast, excellent foci, lion, nice neigh 2-bedroom.
hardwood floors. $2n)down prop, eity clear, payments open 1214 owner, one bedroom wlHI Venetian blinds. son down, total t' lon. Loralion East Corons, WH 3-22211. a sister, Mrs.
C. W. Lang, Redwood City, and a brother, Claude McKinley, San Francisco. Herbert E. Lord Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m.
today in the Messinger Mortuary chapel, 515 E. Indian School, for Herbert Erwin Lord, 73, who died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital Requiem high mass will be sung at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Church of St. Agnes, 19.54 N.
24th St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Lord, who was born in Kingston, N.H., was associated with Phillips-Exeter Academy for boys in Exeter, N.H., from 1946 to 1955.
He retired at that time and came to Phoenix. He resided at 2438 E. Monte Vista. He is survived by his wife, Laura a stepson, Orville Gau- thier; and a step-grandson, Henry Gauthier, all of Phoenix. Births MI'RPHY.
Delhert :44 Oci.liilo. and Josephine, boy. July 25 fiKIHiNKZ. Ray a nd Mary. Tol- leson.
boy. Ros. Donald and Clarem'nt. boy. S( HMII1T.
Donald 22nd girl STU.f I P. Richard Indian School. 25. Carol. 3830 W.
Julv 25. and Alice, fill July 25. and Lee. 12o6 bov. July 25.
Donald lllh Ave. uir and Patty. 1MJ2 1. July 2o. WATMIV, Norman and Cynthia, boy.
July 23. 1005 N. Tth SI. Marriage Licenses MARRIAfiE Ll FNKS RROWN-K(KH. William Pearce.
33. 37 W. Hay-ward: Barbara Ann. 25. N.
Sixth Ave. HI ZKNF.S-Dl K. AS, Josenh. 32. I.717 W.
Sherman Leonor. 39. 15117 Sherman. rALVLRT-LORR. Edward IS; Sandra Mae.
17. both o( Glen-dale. Ernest Frank. 22 21i W. Geoigia; Bonnie Sue.
21, tllendale. Kl BANK-PARKFR. Randolph. 22. Scottsdale: Whitney Penelope.
17. 3ni9 6lth St. FRKKMAN-DeHFLR. Darrell 20: Janet R. 21.
both of Chicago. Fl RLONG-WKTFAIX. Carl 27 Mesa: Marv 29. Scottsdale. JAMKS-POTTKRF.
Robin Lee. 29. 2fi, 4539 N. 22nd Mary Jane. t.oooyear.
James I. La layette. Barbara K. Verde 21. 19.
Ronald Lee. 17. 4117 llh Krnnkie La- vcrne. 15. 4152 lsth Dr RATFMANN-r AHII.L.
Mark. 2.T22 W. Mnntebello: Patricia. 29. 2f).
1I2.1 M'ssion Lann RFDMOXD-SHAV. Patrick Francis Pi-gKV Charlotte. IB. both of Tem'ic SIOI F.IKlts-ACrTA. I.eo Jr 24.
T7 Maricopa; Guadalupe. 23. Tvi F. Co.i naH'i TMIIM Willough-hy 72. :1 Moreland: R-sa.
fi-1. 321 E. Moreland. VA'SRRIU (iM-AMMERM AN. Stephen Marion.
19. 22nd Ann Kathleen. IS. 1S33S E. A'mena ZM AI.II-OPPFRMAN.
Henry Joseph. 27; Carlajo. 24. both of Mesa. Divorces Ashed niVORCE ASKKP TiF.IJARno.
Isaoel sues Alfred IBSoN. Shirley Ann sues Lloval Jr. fiONZALF.s. Betty A. sues Rirardo.
Noland sues Imogene. jiimnson. Elizabeth S. sues Emil A KLARFNBF.f K. Iyiuise sues Albert M1111RF.
John Wavne sues Margie Elizabeth. PUSMI.F.l. Janet C. ues Ger- a'd 1MCMAP1IS. Oscar sues Mildred.
RIO. Thcesa M. sues Jose Y. M.TMARSH. Kay Hies Frank, wimn.
Marv Kathryn sues Thomas IVY ATT. Barbara sues John L. Divorces Granted IHVOIIf f.RANTFD ALLEN. Donald E. vs.
Lorelta Deonne. BFAN. Lawrence i Letonar. ide- fendant countcrclaimajit MlfttiNE. Louis P.
vs. Los J. MOORE. Clara Townsend vs. Wil- he M.
PFAR L. Fiances Cain vs. Norms Heed POWELL. Judy Ann vs. Donald Ed a rd Mr KINNEY.
Lois Marilvn vs. Jack. SMITH. Jovce Juanita vs. Chester Vernon W.
vs. Sherl- dene, Too Late To Classify CO-OP apartment one opening left Co-op 6 nle apartment proposed. Two bedroom l- bath. hCHt nump. 1CKX1 square feet living area, heated pool; reouired.
For further information call CRP-3444 IA-Dcaths AND l.NFRAUl ALLFN. Bert Services conducted by Rev .1 K. Story 11:30 a m. today in Memory chapel. A.
I. Moore A- Sons. Interment at tireenw-ood. Jesus. Rosary p.m today In Whitney Murphy hapel.
Requiem High M.iss 9 a.m. Thursday in M. Anthony's Church. Burial St. Francis RARARK.
Anna. 321 Polk" Mother of Joe. Antome. Eldridge. Clifford and Vertin: sister of Miss Nell and Henry Arland: rousin of Leo Maynard.
20 arandchildifn A- 11 great grandchildren also survive. Rosary was recited at p.m. Tuesday In Whitney A Murphy hapel Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. today in St. Mary's Church.
She will be taken to Los Angeles for services and burial RREITMAYER. Elizabeth! Services and interment Jackson. Michigan M. L. Mor.
tuary.Mesa. RHOWN. Charlie Arrangements pending, Webber's Kastlake Mnr- tuary. IHllscdLL. Harold Announce-menls of arrangements later by Mercer HFHRERA.
John G. Reouiem Mass 9 a. in today. Queen of Peace Church Rurial Mesa Cemetery. Larry 4.
Mrlcher Funeral Home. JACOBS. Delos Graveside services conducted hy Rev. Willard Corhln 10 a m. todav at Double Butte.
A. Moore A Sons. LAWRENCE. Louis. Anange-nienls pending.
Mortensen- Klngsley LORD. Herbert Erwing. Survived by his wife. Laura, slenson. Orville Caulhier.
and grandson. Henry Gauthier all of Phoenix Rosarv will be held todav 7 ny Messinger Alortuary hanel. Scottsdale. Mass Thursday 9 am. SI.
Agnes Carbolic Church. Interment St. Francis Cemetery. MA( K. Jerry! Husband of Anna IV Mack.
Father of Gerald Mack. Guam: brother of Bennie Mack. Phoenix; Walsh Mack. Pine Ton. Woodlc Sauldsberry.
Clara Johnson, Ark. Rosarv W'edncsdav 8 p.m. Chapel of Wehhcr'a Kastlake Mortuary. Requiem Mas 9 a.m. Thursday St Plus )1 South 7th Avenue.
Interment SI. ej ILX'-emet cry. Mil. Fit. "Grace Chalmers.
Services conducted hv Rev. Burl N. Long 2 I' m. todav In Memory Chapel. Moore Nona.
Cremation al Greenwood. MILLER. Max. Announcements of arrangements later hy Mortuary. FALMKR.
Chas. TTSirvlrej p.m. today in I'alms Chapel of Mortuary. The Rev. Everett H.
lAiiher will offlrlate. Intel ment In Greenwood. PHILl.lPsr.lohn" Sim "'''A" Ave. Glendale. Father of Mia.
Ralph K. Cooper. Buckeye, Mrs. Ben Wheeler. Mesa.
John Phillips, Phoenix; brother of Mrs. Alexander Brown. California. Passed away Tuesday In Wash. IS grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren also survive Arrangements pending.
Mmtrp A- Mnns. R11STAT1. Hairy Soiwcrs 11 a.m. Palms Chane, of Ihiirsiiay in lirlnishntt' Mortuary, '1 he Ma- sonic Funeral Conunlllee will of. ficlate.
Cremation will IttiXAs. Susan Survivtriiy par-enls, Mr. and Mrs. Irfsin M. Ro.
xn' hrolhcis. Michael nod Rich-and: slslers. Kathy. Doana and June, all of Phoenix; grandoar-enls. Mr.
Marshall Brown, Med-fond. Oregon Mrs Floy imk Columbus. Ohio, Senlres Thurs da' 2 111 the Colonial Chapel of Mnrlensen-Klngsley, p.m. today in Webber's estprday Mortuary chapel, 1641 E. Jefferson, for Jerry Mack, 64, who died Monday in a Phoenix hospital.
Requiem mass will be read at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Pius Church, 801 S. Seventh Ave. Burial will be in St.
Francis Cemetery. Mr. Mack had lived in Phoenix Intermittently since 1935; A carpenter in the employ of the federal government, he spent most of his time working in Hawaii, Guam, and other points. Hospitalized in San Diego in Legal Advertising CALL FOR BIDS 3oh No. W-oSlKBI) SEALKD BIDS win ne received by the Public Works Director in his office in tie cuv mu unm zmhj p.m..
i.m.. TI ES Y. August 4. 19n9. for ir WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENTS SOUTH IT.F.nF.R MAIN.
Specifications are on tile In the office nf th City Engineer, 8.17 East non Phoenix. Arizona. A cert fied check or hid bond for noi less than five (5) per cent of the propose shall he submitted with each hirl as guarantee 'that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will fulfill the terms of the hid. The Council of the City of Phoenix reserves the right to refuse any or all proposals or bids. Bins shall be marked.
W-IWlHBIj. SOUTH RAY W. WILSON. City Manager By K. K.
KINti. FUDiir worKS ljirector Published: Arizona Republic, 26, 2B. 30. 31 1939. Louis R.
Jurwitz, Meteorologist in Charge Irrigation AX I AKUts J- ins wiuea i a.m. jmy apanty. acre-feet 1 Asaiiaiiie sioiane. aere-ft 1M nr. disciia! mc.
atie-ft. Koservoir loss. acn-ieel lOTAI. SlOKKl) It AIKK JS5.IKIO r2 lis Keservolrs capacity, a I J.U7;i.71fi ioui stored waiei. a.
n. Total loss in nis. a. It. Net stored water, a.
tt. Net stored water r. am :j.Vi.w ob.i.H'Jti 11 Net project loss LM In s. a. MATRH lIVKKTM Nmlnsiae ue, miner in.
Soutnsiae use. miner's in. Uianite Keel. a. II.
I'umliert. a. II. I.B.1H MlKMAI. FLOW I'CKIOl) NO.
i7 Horn a.m.. L's ism. to p.m., August 4 lor use on lanns In cultivation In or beiore 1h7t. Short vanations in men entitle land In cultivation In or helore the follow ins years to a portion of lull period accumulation as follows: 1S7H. T.V; 1S7H.
62'j'ii 1SHO. 37S; ISM. Wt. Births MESA SOl'THStnH HIIM'ITAI, Bl'M H. Kester and Kathnine.
Z2 Henkel Mesa. boy. July '27. MrMANlN. Raymond and Arlene.
829 Van Ness. Tempe. irl. luly 07. M.AVF.N.
and Donna. Apache Junction, hoy. July -7. TFMPF, (I.IMC HOsriTM. PAWSO.N, Johnny and VVIIIene.
Temiie, nrlrl. July 2. OON.AI.F.s. Bernle and Meirees. S.
nth riioeniv airl, July 'J7. fit TIK.RRF.Z. Krank and Marcarrt. 28.11 K. Southgate.
Phoenix, hoy. July -JR. OOI SAMARITAN HOSPITAL AI SMIS, J. H. and 1'na.
I'JJu S. 21st PI hoy July 2 flAI.I,AHn. B. .1 and Sue. 72R Hidalgo, girl.
July 2, roi'NTRYMAN. Odell and Nola, 7.11 K. Atlanta. Bill. Julv 25.
ri'MMINOS. Richard and Martha. 2344 W. Mitchell, hoy. PF.AL.
Richard and Violet. V. ramelhack. hnv, Julv 2.V HARNAf K. l.avauah and I.ynne.
1H2(1 43rd lio'. July 2V 4AMF.S. Bertie and Sally. W3 W. Polk hov, Julv 2S.
KNAPP. Rlrhard and Jean. Scoits- dale boy. July 25. LANKY.
Thomas and Marilvn. Tempe. hov. July 2ft. Mr( ANN.
flelmar and Beatrice. 940 Turney. hoy-July 2.V MASON. Ceorge and Virginia. 3132 W.
Elm. girl. July 25, PF.RF.. Frank and Eleanor Ml ltth hoy, Julv RAl'P. Rolf and Janet.
722 Turnev. girl. July, 25. HHF.PH.ARI, Russell and Mien, 3542 W. Almerla.
girl. July ,25, I'N ANfisT. Richard and Jams, 242S Whltton glrL Julv 25 WII I.IANts. Jim and Frelda. J.T30 V.
Wllletta. hoy. Julv 25 VONTS. Nell and Marlon, N. Uth Rlrl July 25 ST.
HOSPITAL Rltl.K. Walter and Rose Rti.1 S. Ninth girl. July 2 RIRMINKIIAM. William and Ijiura 922 W.
Monierosa hoy. July 25. rAMTI.KRF.RKli lluthrle and Jan-Ire. SN14 N. 291 loy.
David and Vera. 2934 N. 37th Ave girl. Julv 23 HALVFRMON. Rnitei and Marilvn.
llndale. hov, Julv 23. HARRINflTON, Donald and Jan-Ice, 31 1 W. Palm I.ane, hoy. lulv Howard and Barhara.
2t: w. Cnmhric'ge. girl. Julv 25. Frederick and Norma.
4M4 3Rth girl. July 25 ROI.I.OWAV, Frank and Marv. Washlnglnn, hov. July 25 I.IRA. and Evangellna.
Teoria girl. July 23 MaRKFF. David and Janet, 2CI7 E. Adams, girl. Jills 25.
Tf; ifJ lift I "'n ii.ii I Arizona Douglas 90 67 Flagstaff 54 .16 Ft. Huachuca 86 65 .15 Gila Bend 110 84 Globe 99 70 .03 Grand Canyon 91 55 Maverick 46 1.22 McNary 52 .02 Nogales 69 Payson 96 62 .60 PHOENIX 106 84 Prcscott 92 66 .75 Safford 98 68 Show Low 89 61 .07 Tucson 100 76 Winslow 94 72 Yuma lit 85 United States Albany 93 61 Albuquerque 92 61 .18 Amarillo 92 62 Anchorage 58 51 .06 Atlanta 89 70 Birmingham 96 72 .08 Bismarck 105 64 Blythe 110 84 77 45 Sail the Sunny Pacific with the "PRESIDENTS" Sailings every 3 weeks from San Francisco or Los Angeles to HONOLULU YOKOHAMA MANILA HONG KONG KOBE Air-Conditioned Luxury Liners I. S. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND S.S. PRESIDENT WILSON Picture yourself at the rail at departure, with every care vanishing astern! Today you'll unpack, make yourself at home and enjoy your first tante of "President" cuisine! Tomorrow the cruine fun will begin swimming, sunning and sports with new friends; dancing and entertainment during the evenings, or cards and conversation in a quiet lounge.
Ahead are Hawaii's beaches, Japan's hos vitality and beauty, Manila's unusual charm and Hong Kong's fabulous shopping! A 350-lb. baf-. gage allowance is ample for your cruise wtrdrte Md tit shopping. Join us, won't you? London Jorrett. tfba Republic and Gazette World Travel Service 120 I.
Von lures AL 1-1811 AUCTION-AUCTION Today, 9 a.m. 7 p.m. 4001 N. 7th Street SEE LARGE AD CLASS 33A JOHN BRUNK SONS AUCTIONEER AM 6-5202 "SaleaYartf Big Auction every Sat 3000 5. Cent.
VOn FAST ACTION, TRY Grand Old Auction 2633 Indian School Rd. PICKUP AVAILABLE Phone CR 4-6(i42 or WH 6-1310 15 COMMISSION SALE EVERY SATURDAY COL.MEL LAUNsuctloneer FRED WINTER'S Sun Valley Auction Sale Monday A Tuesday 7 P.M Call us for quick pickup or we will buy your furn. appll. outright. We pay ton dollar 201 Westward Blvd.
AP CORNELIUS CATTLE AUCTIONS TUES. FRI. AJU1 E. WASHINGTON. PHX.
0FriCEsBR55TU. RES. AMIS9.TJ month. His South 37th Street, close to AIResearch. REDW(X)D fenced redecorated 1:.
ba.hole dug for swimming pool or we win fill. Walk to shopping, etc, $200 $110 mo. Move In today without qualifying. CR 7-9511. OWNER," Allied" "'HVr'ef "Retf.
in in, extras $13,930. down. Drive. I R4-ixi4ti THREE bedroom, nicely fur. nlshed balh.
$21100 down. Lroker. AL.4-W27. 1 HREF." bedrooms. Family riim.
Two baths. 44 Street and Monterltn Must sell. Open. Agent. WH3-3328.
.3 BEDROOM, like new. near SI, Aanrs. cartx-tlng. down AL2-417H. OWNER, 1021 East Rooscvell.
Vacant. 2 hedioom. enclosed sleeping porch, brick stucco, gar-lite, storage. R3 none, near schools, jown. $11100 down.
A 8-0462. at- T5T.7SliB "sd lorge heated pool, trade for land. H5- JtIIJ. "WAl.Tv to St." Mallhews. Mfl'.
room hrlck. hardwoid floors, fenced yard. M.aoo, Broker, AL WM, -1 1 i 'i ri- 'ti M.rr.
