Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 22

CHICAGO, Aug. B. Vfi--HOKII turned steady 10 25 cents higher today with the result that both fresh receipts and a stale holdover were well cleared, promptly. Cattle were steady except for some weak bulls. Sheep were steady.

Sows showed the best strength although barrows and eilts moved easily at S21.0C to 523.23. Most sows were sn.oq to S20.30 with a few lightweights goinE to S21.00. A run of 7.000 hnga was line with sdvanre Indications and was swelled by an unsold 3,000 from yesterday. Good to prime steers ranged from $32.110 to $38.25 and cood to choice heifers and mixed yearlings from $32.00 to 135.75. Commercial cows topped at good bulls at S30.50, and prime vealcrs at Salable hoga 7.000: moderate'iy 'active; weights under 230 Ib, steady to strong; heavier weights and sows strons to mostly 25 cents higher; top 23.25 for several lots choice No.

1 and No. 2 lightweights; most choice 100-240 Ib. 22.73-23.25; 250-27C. Ib. 2225-2275; few 280-320 16.

21.00-22.00; several lots 160-1BO Ib. 21.00-22.50; Sows 21.00. Salable cattle salable calves 300; general market most slaughter classes slow; steers, yearlings, and heifers mostly steady: cows largely steady; bulls steady to weak; steady: few loads and smaller lots prime Ib. steers 3825- most good to high-choice steers and yearlings 32.50-37.25; scattered lots good to choice heifers and mixed yearlings 32.003575- most commercial cows 27.00-30.00; bum earner to tUlity grades 19.00-25.50; utility to good bulls 26.50-30.50; good to prime voalers 35.00-37.00. KANSAS AUS.

9. w-- ctrsDA) Cattle salable 500; calves salable slaughter classes about steady, spots 200; New YorKStbcK Prices DOW JONES AVERAGE RANGE Open High; Low Close Change 30 Industrials 283.91 264.43 261,77 .262.69 20 Railroads 83.17 15 Utilities 45.43 65.Stocks 96.07 40 Volume 100,300 133,200 26,400 259,900 1.04 83.38 81.16. 81.38 0.58 45.55 45.11 45.31 0.12 96.29 94.83 95.17, 0.45 93.69 A 0.19 Sales, traded, advances, 342; declines, 510; unchanged, 274; highs, 20; new 1951 lows, 8. Stocks--Lower; rails split on rate boost. Bonds--Steady; rails advance.

Cotton--Higher; trade and commission house buying. Wheat--Mixed; small price changes. Corn--Steady; trade dull. Oats--Firm; -truckers outbidding Chicago for cash oats. Hogs--Steady to 25 cents higher; top $23.25.

Cattle--Generally steady. 2 loads choice around 1,100 fed steers 35.75; load gopd short feds 32.75; 2 loads high choice SM ar.d 885 Ib. fed heifers 35.00 and 35,25: part load good heifers 31.00; scattered utillly and commercial cows part load medium and good stock calves 31.00. Hoss salable 2.5001J active, steady to 25 higher- choice 180-3oO 22.00-65; few choice 190-220 Ibs. 22.15: choice 260-300 las.

Zl. 00-22, 00; sows steady at 17.25-19.25. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9. m-- (FSMN)-- Cattle salable 500; fairly active and steady to strons on limitnd supply: odd good slaughter steers 35.00; lead commercial steers 32.00: load good and choice fed Abbott L- Acme Stl Adams Exp Admiral Air Keduct Alaska Jua Aldens Alleghany CP Allcg Stt Allied Chem Allied Mills Allied Strs Allis Chal Alum Ltd Am Aur Ch Am Airlines I Am Bk Note Am A Vt A li 28 23Vi 2914 17 43 7514 Vt 32 i IS 3 2 63 54 Vj Am Cm Am Car Am Cyan Am For Pw Am Gas 4: El Am Am IKJCO Am I'dy Am Metal Am Nat Gas Am Pw Lt Am Bad St Am Sat Baz Am Seating high utilitj' and commercial cows 27.00- Am gmelt 27.50; canners and cutters 20.00-23.75: shelly Am pf down to 18.00; utility and commercial bulls Am stl Fd 26.50-Si,00.

JAni Sugar heifers 34.50; bulk utility ccws 24.00-28.00; 4 Vt 2 Vt Am CM fed 74 6,1 A Vi 5 113 Dl 9 1221b Dl 60 35Ti A ISli Vt 16 3 A 48 A Vt A Vt Vt IVt A Vt 82 D2 20 15814 Al 12 2 68 Eaton MG Ekco Pd El Auto Lito Elec Boat Elliott Co El Paso Gas 55 Emer El 5 Emer Had Erie BR 6 5 6 4T, 2 20 3 25 14 i 10 1311 ii 31 1 Evershorp Ex-Cello-O Fairb Mor Family Fin Fed Mot 161 2 12', 2 40 A 61 Ftderat Firestone Fllntkote Florida Pw Follans Stl Food Freeport Frueh Tra Str 14 15V. 55i 4014 t) Vt 11514 Mil 30 I8(i A it 2114 ii 5 'A Nor Psc Nor Sta PW North Air! Ohio Edis Ohio Oil Oliver CP Omnibus Otis Elev Owens II'. Gl 110 20 17 4 A A ii 13 19 S35'o 7 29 4 10 4 24 Pac Gas El 20 331,4 Pac Light 4 A Pac Mills 1 38 Pac Tin Con 65 A Pac Oil 36 Packard Wl Records CITY COURT Paul J. cella, Carlos F. Cardenas, feckless driving, trial Aug.

IB. 1 Bostick, loitering, sentence Alvln B. Aug. 11. Detroit Seeking No.

1 Criminal 9. (jP)--A wave of cleaning' shop marked by-the rape of one. woman clerk and an. attack on' a second, put police on the alert today. Detective Inspector Albert Sha- ipiro ordered an all-out hunt.

"This guy is going to kill some'' body if he Isn't captured. He's No. 1 on our wanted list," Shaoiro said. Fourteen cleanirig establishments employing women have recently been held up. Yesterday afTarmed robber in a striped polo shirt raped a 22-year- old'woman after taking $46 from the cash drawer.

He tied his vic- Pnn Am A'w 32 Panh 12 Param Plot Park. Ub-h. Parlee Dav Patino Min Peab Conl 20 A Sli A 10H 12 24H A 4 JUSTICE COURT James Howaare, Precinct 1 Clark H. Johnson', Precinct 2 vlnl, speeding, 513. Alfred Rodriguez, allowing consumption spirituous liquors on premises between aours ot n.m.

and 6 a.m., dismissed. William'K. Bradford, aggravated battery, preliminary bearing Sept. 12. Arthur A.

Erfckson 8 nd Arthur WeAls, drawing on Insufficient account, preliminary hearings Aug. 17, bonds $1,000, Francisco Enclnas, failure to provide for minor children, 90 days. I COURT Mercer Johnson, Division 1 Lee Garrett, Division 2 Robert S. a Division 3 John J. Flynn vs.

Younjr; and Tucson Gas, Electric LiElrt Sc Fewer complint in Nicholas Sumakis and Janet Suniakis vs. Nicholas Traflcanti, -Jane Doe Traticanti and Alexander J. Traficanti, complaint for alleged damages in sum of 58,000 plus Harry Strong, individually and as guardian ad Ittem for Winifred Hayward and Jason. W. minors, vs.

Anthony C. Kadjan, coir.plaint for alleged damages Inj sum of S27.500 plus costs. Raymond P.igel and Lcona H. Pagel vs. Victor Milstehi and Rebecca MUstetn, Judgment to plaintiffs for plus interest, foreclosure expense, court costs and attorney's feus.

Inez McCord vs. Winifred S. Fouts and others, judgment in favor of defendants and against plaintiffs "for defendants' costs. LIQUOR LICENSES I Justice of the Peace Clark H. Application for person to person transfer Johnson has ruled that proof Of For Western Film SPRINGERVILLE, Aug.

9. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. will start production on a semi- western film near here by Aug. 15, Abe Steinberg, unit production manager, told Ernest Becker, mayor of Springerville, today. This will the first, picture fHmed in this locality.

The movie will be a film version of the book by Fred STnrjrrm Satlg Evenlno, August 9, 1951 Attack IndiaU Liquor Ban Aug. -9. resolution attacking federal laws banning sale of liquor to -Indians will be presented the Aug. 20 meeting of the Navajo tribal coun- cii; "We. think Indians should have Paul A.

Begay, council member the same rights as any other cit- Uzen to go into a- bar or tavern peal of Arizona and New Mexico state laws spiritous liquor sales to Indians, and urged the national government follow suit. from the inscription house area, said he was drafting the resolution, which if passed will be sent to The Home Place. Tentative title of the production Is "The Return of the Texan." Jury Finds Death Cause Was Accident A coroner's jury of six men ruled tim's hands and gagged her, threat- today that the deaths of Amelia ening her with death if she made! S. Bennett, 30, and Ruth Whitman, an outcry. On Monday In.

another holdup a robber tore the clothes off the clerk but then fled. Tuesday, in a a woman 'was holdup, threatened. Liquor Agent Loses In Court Cair CKobert) 140 A Penney (JC; 17 Calves salable 50; steady; commercial and Am Tel Tel 4C A i'j slaughter calves 30.05-34.1X). odd head Am Tobacco 15 i', slaughter calves 30.05-34-W. 35,00.

Am Vbcose Hoes soluble steady to 55 lower; Air. Woolen choice 200-230 Ibs. 24.50; few 24.75; some Am Zinc held higher; medium 190 IDs. 24.00; others Anacon Coi held above this prke; iew 470 Ibs. 20.00; And Pri OL choice sows Armco Stl Armour Co 16 9Vy Arrast Ck 7 58 Ashl Oil 11 35 Asset Dry 7034 Vt 'I "A Atchison Atl Cst Line At) Refill Atlas Avco" Mfg Gamble Sk Gar Wood Ind Gaylord Cont Gen Am Tran Gen Bak Gen Cable Gen Elee Gen Foods Cen Irsstru C-en Mills Gen Motors Gen Prec Eq Gen Pub TJt Gen Kcal TJt Gen Shoe Ga Pac Ply Gillette 1 13 7 4 1,4 3 Vt 1 UVt SVi A 57'i A Vi 43 Bait Sc Ohio 198 A 23 A 1151 Vt 19 ,1 Vt Cotton NEW YORK.

Aus. 9. (JV-Cotton futures were firm today on tfade and commission house buying part of it attributed to short covering. ThJ market was influenced by the more serious report on cotton deterioration and also the. lifting of restrictions i on cotton exports.

Offerings came through hedge selling end profit taking, i The state ajricultural commissioner John; Bait OliicTpf 335t White said if the heat wave continues the i Barber oil Texas cotton crop may fall a million bales Barker Bros below the 5.000.000 bale forecast for the Beaunit state, on Wednesday by the dept. of agri-1 Airc culture in. its first report of the season. enc iix Av Good mrrxv traders, however, thei BeuguetM government report at least partially took Best FDS Into acount deterioration in arriving atl Beth Steel the forecast for Texas, JBIgc San A private crop survey said cotton prog- Blaw Kncx xd ress during the past fair to'siiss (E. mostly good in the eastern belt, good to! Booing Airp excellent in the central belt, good in Okla- Bond Strs horna, northeast and northwest Texas, but rather poor In other sections of' Texas.

3 Gimbel Bros 9 GlicltJen 15 Goebel Brew 5 Goodrich 22 Goodyear 15 Gran Paige 21 Granby Min 1 Gt Nor Iron Ore 7 77 A Vt Gt West SUE 4 Greyhound 46 Grum Airc 22 Guantan SUE 3 Gulf Mob 64 Gulf Oil 49 79 Dl Halliburton 8 A Vt Harb Walker 3 a 2G 1 Va A 1,4 Vt Vt A Vt A Vi 1:2 117 A Va Si4 A Vt 60-Ji, Dili 92 Dl 3 7(4 Vt A Vt UVt A Vt 2174 1051 4l Penn Uix Cem Penn Pw Penn Pepsi Salt Cola A Vl A A Vl. isi't A cni- Petrol CP Pfeii'fer Br Phelps Dod Phil a Elec Phil Sc Rd I Philco Philip Mor Phillips Pet 76 1 80 I 22Vu 1 20 13 15 28 A 4 47 24i 50 A Pitney Bow Pit Plate Gt, Pit Scr Pittston Co Plymouth Oil Press Stl Car Proc Gam Pub Sv Colo Pub Sv PuWidc Pullman Pure OU VB 48 SVt 24 Di' 4 Vi a package beer license at Columbus market, 1C44 N. Columbus from Bay Poiiidexter to WUliam W. Branchcau, DIVORCES Helen McKnight vs. Calloway McKnight, complaint.

William J. Bowling vs. Beverly D. Bowling, complaint, Betty Ar.n Brown vs. Louis D.

Brown, complaint. Hortense Ivy vs. Gerald Ivy, decree. Leo B. Rayburn vs.

'Rosemary Raybum, Mary Strode vs. W. L. Strode, decree. A I A LICENSES Hoy B.

Kelly, 25, Tucson, and Mary Cartel, 23. Tucson, James WUliam Shock, 19, Tucson, and Georgia Sue Allen, 18. Tucson. Charles B. Dunaway, 13.

Tucson, He charged the ban Is "flagrantly discriminatory to a large group of American citizens." Begay, a mem'ber of the council for 14 years, praised the recent re- and have a glass of beer," he said. "As it is, Indians who want a drink must go to a bootlegger, pay out- of-reason prices products that health and then consume the liquor as fast as possible to avoid confiscation by officers." for substandard often endanger 26, were accidental. The two Sells women were killed Monday when a pickup truck in -which they were riding went out of control on highway 86 and drove a seven-foot hole in th.e bank' adjoining the highway. Drvier of! the truck, Louis Antone, 22, is' stil! in the Pima countv hospital. Amphibian tanks WKI-B used the U.

marine corps in 1924. WHAT IS A MUTUAL FUND? A Mutual Fund represents in one security an ownership Interest in a portfolio which an experienced management has selected carefully for investment merit. Continuous supervision of the securities maintains the quality of the Investment at all times. For Complete Information Come in or Phone Woodward, Rogers Ziiber 22 E. ALAMEDA ST.

TELEPHONE 3-2597 A 45'4 A -ft Ik Hayes Mfg 50 A IV: A 505i yt afternoon prices were 20 to 75 cents a bale higher the previous close. 34.49, Dec. 34.46 and March 34.46. Oct. Grain CHICAGO.

Aug. 9. High Wheat 2.39?i 2.40% 2.42'/ 2 4 3 2.44 2.44i4 Sept. Dec. Mar.

Mai- July Low Close 2.39-t 2.41% Sept. Ecc. Mar. May July Sept. Dec.

Mar. May July Dec, May July Sept. Dec. Sept. Nov.

Jan. 3Iar. May Sept Oct. Nov. Dec.

Jan. Mar. 2.37i Corn 1.75-1311 1.65% 1.B7H 1.68 1.6351 1.66'.i 1.07% 1.68!i Oats 1.S2J1 1.65% 1.67 1.68 .8011 1.73-73 l.GB 1.67U 1.G8H Mon Eorden Hilton Hot Holland j-um Holly Su.g Homes tasa Hooker El 19 iHoudHcrsh- JHouston Oil 14Ta 3D 'o Sound Vt i Hud Bay 14 Vt 'Hudson Motor Vt I Hupp Corp Radio CP RKO Pict RKO Thea Rayonler Rem nar.d Reo Motors Repub Avia P.epub Pict Hcpub Stl Revere Rexall Drug Reyr, Met Richfield Hob Fulton 229 15 4 11 39 A Vt 24 19 A Vt A Vt 13 A safo'ray St 67 5 -feist os Lead ESii iiiSt San 55 Va st Reg Pap 32 50 47 7 10 33 1, 41i A li li 231h 1,1 -Ji Wii consumption must be presented in support of charges that spirituous liquor is consumed after hours. lie made his ruling yesterday in dismissing charges against Alfred Rodriguez, manager of The Railway Employes Social club of .2225 S. Fourth ave.

The club was raided July 21 by D. L. Kendrick. state liquor control agent, who said approximately 20 people were in the club and that bottles of beer were sitting on tables. Time of the raid was approximately two hours after the 1 a.ra.

curfew. Justice Johnson supported Atty. Otho Books' 'motion i'or dismissal on grounds that no evidence Bom Ll iv'u-'s. 'DMSas presented tiy the state to show'the 2450 s. Edmondson, a ciri at 2 p.m.

AUG. 8.1 beer in evidence was actually being Bom to Staff ar.d Mrs. Gary Whitman, 4G53 E. Delano, a boy at 6:35 p.m. Aug.

6, St. Mary's Hospital Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Henderson, 45li'i N. Granada, a girl at 8:25 p.m.

AUK. 7, Bom to Mr. Mrs. Hoeer Jacobson, 2CIC Oaks a at 6:57 a.tn. and A Patricia B.

Glen, 20. Tucson. BIRTHS Davls-Monthan Hospital 30 61 35V, 48 Borg Warn Boston Me Bride; Brass Brlsss Mfg Bristol Mys Ekly Gas Brown Sc Bg Bucy Srle Budd Co Builard Burl Mills Bun- Add ButJei- Bros Buttc Cop Cal Pack .33 Ryo-- New Styla 3.73% J.75!i 1.73'i 1.73 1.75',4 1.73 1.73 1.75',i 1.73 1.72 1.72'/ 1.70% Ryo--Old Style 1.74% 1.74% 1.72% 1.7514 1.75',i 1.74V, Soybeans 2.85 2.79l,i 2.66-65!S 2.09% 2.65(4 2.69 2.69 2.75 2.71 2.76'/a 2.72',i Lard 17.10 10.12 1.4.70 14.30 14.80 14.90 jCalum Can Dry jCanad 1 Cannon 1 Capital Airl icaro PL Case JI) Cater Trac Celanese Celotex 1.74-73% jcen Fdy .81 S.7H4 2.7214 ..16.52 ..15.82 ..14.50 ..14.70 ..14.60 ..14.75 16.50 15.B2 14.50 14.70 14.00 14.75 1.74 1.74% 1.70% 1.73 1.7411 2.8414-1,! 2.69 S.71% 2.73% 2.7514 17.05 16.07 14.65 14.82 14.80 14,83 Dry Goods NEW YORK, Aug. 9. --The cotton tex- tile market was quiet today, with a cotton crop forecast by the Dept.

of large culture. Buyers were inclined to look for still lower prices. The wool goods market was dull. There reports that more military ordeis may shape up soon. Ttye talk in some circles was that the quartermaster corps rnay ask bids for 2.300.000 yards of 10-02.

blended worsted-nylon serge eloth. Hayon goods were easy and quiet. and vicinity: Partly Consum Say. Scattered after- contain 100 101 JO! Forecast for Tucson clcudy Unight and r.oon and night thunder showers. No im- portajit change in temperature.

Highest temp, yesterday Highest Xemp. year aco High record this rtc (1950) I.QW temp, yesterday Low temp, year aKo Low record this date (1949) Mean xemp. yesterday Mean te.Tip. year ago Normal temp, this eJate Humidity 5:30 p.m. yesterday 5:30 a.ra.

Kday Moonrise. Sunrise-- 5:44 a.m. Can Cont Mot Cont Oil Cont Stl Copper Rr.s Copw Stl 4' Corn Prod Creamer Am Crown Cork 871 B5I 29! Moonset. .10:56 p.m. Sunset 7:14 Data for 24 hours ending at 5:30 a.m.

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I Engines 2 and 5, truck 1-1 (Central sta- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Tovar, 3006itlon) and engine 3 (EastsMc station). Contzcn, twins; girl at 8:30 and a boy atl 1:01 to 1:30 a.m.--Partition wall fire, 8:35 a.m. Aug.

S. A-l. Market, 3 Ft. Lowell rd. (Pima Born to Mr.

and Mrs. George Alamcda. i Merchant 314 W. 37lh a girl at 10:11 a.m. Aug.

8, Born to Mr, Mrs. Ramon E. 20th a boy at 4r35 p.m. Aug. 8.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. 3Q14 S. 12th at 12:35 a.m.

AUK. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vancz, 2CO S. Main a Rlrl at 1:35 a.m.

3. Born to Mi'- and Irs. Herbert A. Cross, 4120 S. 13th a girl at 5:54 a.m.

Tucson Medical Center Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cradil'as. tn fire stations-no calls) 53V A 3 IB'-i A W. La P3Z.

0 cirl at a.ra. AUK. E. si i' i Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Israel Siesol, 229 S. I 33''i I-" Herbert a Girl at 8:18 a.Tn. Auc. B. 4214 Dl'' I Born to Mr.

and JRlviora, :53 Cen Hud GE Cen 111 Lt Cen SW VI Sug DC Cert-Teed JGhes Sc Oh Chicago Cp Ch SpFac 13T Ch SDP pf 28 Pn Tool Chi RI Pac Chllds Cc Chrysler Cin Cln Mil Mch Cit Finan 'cities cicv si ni Climax Mo Clinton Fd Cluctt Fcab Coca Cola Coig Palm Main a boy at 12:12 p.m. Aug. a. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Barrel Davis, 4442 E. Seneca, a girl at 2:44 p.m. Aug. 8. Bom to Mr.

and Mrs. W. Con. Cline, -W10 E. icth a boy at 4:17 p.m.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A i' W. Dia-triet, a boy at 8:07 Aug. B.

A DEATHS ADAMS--Jennie Adams, 48. of CaJtf, Tuesday in a BurbarUc pltal. Wife of Thomas: sister oi Frank! and Joe Rogers and Louise Ar-i rangcments pending at Reiiiy funeral home. M. Bower, 52, of 741 Fifth died yesterday in a local Al'St; hospital.

of Michael sister of 4S 3 34! Vivian Wclty. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. today at EeiUy funeral cJiapel. Body will be sent by RciHy funeral home to Fi-oeport, 111,, for services and burial, 42 3 A I A I A a Davila, 89, of 32 N. Linda died last evening in a local hospital.

Mother cf Monlco; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Rosary at 0 p.m. today at Tucson mortuary chapel. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at San Agustln cathedral.

Burial following in Holy Hope cemetery. HUNTFR--William Younff Hunter, 77. Of 525 -E. Second died Tuesday in local hospital. Husband ef Hester Ann, Body will He in state this evening at Rellly funeral home.

Services at 3 p.m. tomorrow nt Ketlly chapel. Burial in Masonic cemetery. 1 GROUP 321 HAWAIIAN PRINT ToS6 3 for $11 Free Parking Behind HotelWesterner A BEVERAGE OF MODERATION SHEWED WITH PUKE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPfcfNG WATER Com; Ccml Solv Comv, 1 Edis iCon Copperrn Icon Edis GE Bal Con Grocers 'Con Gas 4 Cub Pf 3 Con Vultee 40 Pw Produce CHICAGO. D.

unsettled; receipts wholesale selling 1 prices unchanged to cent a pound lower; 03 score AA G7: 92 A 66.5; 90 64.5; 80 63.5; cars: GG; B9 C4.5. Eggs mixed; receipts wholesale selling prices unchanged except on U. S. extras a cent a dozen lower and en current receipts a cent higher inside; U. S.

extras 57; s. mediums 52; U. standards 46.5; current receipts 38-40; dirties 34; checks 31-32. Live poultry: fully steady to firm. Re-1 ceipts 41 loads; f.o.b.

paying prices changed to cents a pound higher; 27-30; light hens roasters 25-31; I VtJ tryers 31-33; old roosters ducklings 'i tt 25? Crown Zell Cruc Cub Am Sus Curtis "Pub Curtiss Wr Brewery Interest BOSTON, Aug. 9, The Women's Christian Temperance Union today made public a denial penned by Gen. Douglas MacArthur that he owns stock in a Manila Brewery. Mrs. E.

H. Brunemeier of Placentia, director of the California Loyal Tem Southern A Legion, a W.C.T.L chil- 22 A dren's affiliate, wrote the general asking about reports "that lie is s- ar owner of a brewery A ancl to along beer to meet the President at Wake Island." Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, W.C.T.U. president, said MacArthur penned the following answer on the jjjf margin of Mrs.

Brunemeier's letter 17 44" A ill shortly before he left Tokyo: Vi "I own no stock or have anv con- Young SPB 3 To 31 A 14 A I Youngst Sh 15 lilYounsstSDr 185J i Zenith Radio 3814 Zonte Pd Utarot. Milwaukee ClouiJy MlnneapoUs FciR SW 78 57 Montreal Showers SW 5 63 03 New Orleans Cloudy SW 7 91 78 Fog 5 78 71 OWaDomj- Th'sh'rs 17 100 72 Ooioha Cloudy 3 02 63 Phoenii Clear CnL-n 10J 79 PittsbUTEb Pt.Cldy SW 4 Portland. Ke Portland. Cloudy JTW 5 72 53 Scno Clear" SW 2 88 49 St Loun Th'sU'rs SE 12 83 70 Salt LaKe clear 7 55 SM Antonio cloudy SE 10 103 77 San Olf co Cloudy San cloudy Seattle t)amp Spokane pt.ctdy Xan)I Clear TtJcSON Pt.Cldy Fosr SW Wrhlta Thsh'rs SE 91 65 t.53 STuma. Artt Clt-ar U.

s. Wcalher Bureau nection with any brewery, nor did I take or drink any beer xvhen I to meet the President You j'J should not believe everything that A A enemies say." Unlisted Securities Published by ths NASD As of Noon, York Time BANKS and TRUST A I Bid Asked SE 5 10 Calm SE NW 3 SW 4 ICO 91 6 73 61 72 55 SC 58 81 Bank of Douglas (S2.50) 60 First National Bank (81.50) 34 .20 Phoenix Title Trust Co. 220 Valley National Bank (S.70) 1514 UTILITIES Arizona Edison S1.20t Central Arizona Light (S.SO) 3214 Public Service N. M. (SI) 1614 Union Texas East.

Transmission 17 Tucsoa Gas Uehi ($1.40) 2314 INVESTMENT TRUSTS Fuiwi Tr Boston Fund ....23.90 Broad St. Investing 22.13 Century Shares 40.12 Chemical Fund 24.27 Dividend Shares l.ss 64 3614 1614 193; Tell White's Draft Status Today MESA, Aug. 9. (U.PJ--Wilford (Whizzer) "White's draft, classification fate is expected to be made 13141 known sometime today, hia draft DAILY POL.LEN COUNT (Announced by U. S.

weather Figures are for of pollen cubic yard'of air In downtown area yeswr-lxat. Securities (itock SecuritJes Bermuda 1. lainartsk 1, E.lton Howard (stocJ;) 22.76 I Fundamental Investors 19.80 'incorporated Investors ...32.79 Investment Co. of America 12.40 Investors Trust 37.67 ilXai. In.vcst.srs 13.06 5.91 24.3S 21.30 35.45 13.48 40.72 14.12 6.46 (board said.

The Mesa Meteor flew here Monday for a quick physical examination, taking time off from training at Delafield, where he is readying for the college all-stars football game with the pro champion Cleveland Browns Aug. 17 in Chicago. Today a year ago--Sugar Kay Robinson retained his welterweight title by punching out a 15-round iw decision over Charlie Fusari before Television Fund 14.S'30,000 Jersey City. INVITED 9 Tucson Gas Electric Arizona Edison 9 Valley National Bank 0 Central Arizona Light Power HENKY BAELBERG COMPAISY Bstabllslsed 1933 3,1 Pennington Ph. 3-0518 Tncson, Arizona acationtime is a time for fun and relaxation for doing exactly what you want to do, free from worry and workaday cares.

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