Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 15

Gulped Hard 'You Sentenced Me For Murder, Judge' L. Jennings, cjmiic cvuttdite tor- tt.s> with cAfti- paift' thi' con ver sat lew diitterf jrouuJ umisua! And Denning U'caHed one tor Ixx'Ktu .11 hapitfnvd in lyS8, while the Judge ws Jiiaking long drive from "Kfcgmari, where he hftKt bt-wi sitting on the Superior. Court IKtnrh, to hi home In 'I'JKieau. thi). i 4 not a narttcularfv inspiring drive, FOR A.WHU.E HOf'KlNSVll 1 i-, Kv, M') Dick'llunisun douh tnttiir on.

atiivetir in 1mm ol he pui up v.gn isi used fey she -ita'e Pepntimrnr thm ymd -tad iKuMiatum of one thf on a. Tr sign sd ic.sulis. In it Ottc mutn.riNts IH A lum- plels Jong IP swipe fhc Jfrgn. Jennings spotted a hitchhiker, he decided to give the lift. A.S he slowt'U the car, Mrs.

Jennings' often-repeated advice concerning hitch-hikers went ttirough his mind. But this was different; the man appeared clfean-cut, although not too well- Besides, the Judge couldn't resist the prospect Of companionship for awhile. As the man settled in his seat for the ride he tuined to Jennings and asked, "By this way. aren't you Judge Jennings?" I am," the Judge replied, -ant? you look familiar to -I should," the hitch-hiker affirmed, In 1S53 you sentenced me to prison for second- degree murder!" Jennings recalls a slight difficulty in swallowing after that, coupled with a tendency for the palms to perspire, that didn't leave him until they had reached Phoenix and his passenger, with many thanks for the lilt, had Political Announcements Democratic The following persons have announced their candidacy lor political office in Final -County subject fo the primary Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1964.

For Senator Howard V. Peterson Roy Elson For Supervisor Dist. No. Jim Kortsen. David Davis For County Sheriff BJ.

Purden Coy K. De Arrnan For State Senator B. "Biodie" Thode Fred T. Ash Ben Arnold Clayton H. George For Assessor Wyly Papons Eugene V.

"Gene" Hersey Horace C. "Smitry" Smith For State Representative Dist, No. 3 Polly Getzwilier Republican The following persons have announced their candidacy for political office subject to the Republican primary Tuesday, Sept. 8, For Sfafe" Supf. of Public Instruction Roy Kenna Cohen Tells lions Of Trip fo Japan BUSY EX-COACH.

i IMOS i the ca'i i Ij hoot in eastern 'nora." he shuutci rian.iKc Kt-c'p Gjikill pliir.s.U'V.-.-L-r Years of Service MILT RAY, manager of Arizona Public Service Company's Final Division, was surrounded by 150 years of service to the utility recently when he presented service awards to eight, employees at a dinner meeting at the Arizona City Country Club. Watching as Ray fastens pin to the shirt c-iJ. B. Maxwell of Coolidge, a retiree, are (from ieft) Lyle Hill of Maricopa, right-of-way agent, 30 years; and, from Casa Grande, Bob Hall, service estimator, five years; David Miller, serviceman, 15" years; Perry Mauseth; fclec-i trie operations superintendent, 15 Mrs. Jacquelyn Williams, secretary, five Bentura Cairbajal, journeyman tine- man, 15 years, and Frank Tapia, senior groundman, 20 yearn.

Break Ground for Coliseum GOVERNOR PAUL J. FANNiN, center, turned the first shovel of dirt-at ceremonies -marking the start of construction of the $7 million Arizona State Fairground Coliseum last week. The facility will be completed by the November, 1965, Arizona State Fair. The largest cheek ever issued in Arizona for a bonded' building, presented to the Fair Commission by Blyth and Company of Los Angeles in payment for bonds purchased by the firm. Dignitaries on hand included, from left, Fair Commission Chairman Bill Roer, Phoenix; State Treasurer Milton Huskey, Phoenix; Earl Conner, Yuma Fail- Commissioner; Norman McClelland, Tucson Fair Commissioner; Charles Garland, executive secretary of the fair-commission, and.

John Dickman of Manhattan-Diekman Construction low bidder 1 onthefacility. By ANGELIN WESTERMAN £. Cohen, owner of Cohen's Depart- -tnent Store, who recently returned from a tour of the Far East, was guest speaker for the Kids Day Set at Final Fair The Final County Fair has designated Friday, October 23, as Day at the it was announced by Horace Knowlei, Chairman ot the Fair Commission. Eieriiehtary schools of Final County 'have been asked to dismiss classes on that day so that the children may attend the Fair, aad some schools have already announced plans, for dismissal. Special events have been scheduled for the children's entertainment and they will be encouraged to see.

all exhibits, Mr. Knowles stated that, "The Fair Is growing so rapidly that there is not enough time that can be allotted to children on Saturdays. We feel that the Final County Fair is at last becoming a true co'unty fcir. We are working hard to get ex hibtts of all kinds that are educational and that depict the industry of each part of theCounty. We feel that this is'as much a part of a child's education as classroom work." The Fair this year will be held October 22 thru 25, THE GAMBLERS CHICAGO Two operators of a weekly football pool lost their protest with the Internal Revenue Service when they contended the operation had been a money ioser.

The Commerce Clearing House says an-appeals court ruled that the IRS was right in determining the amount of income the tors deiived from the pool over a three-year period by totaling ihe number of -betting cards printed each wtek. Evidence showed that the partners sold about 5,000 football wagering cards per week at prices ranging from 25 cents to at. an estimated average of $1 per card. The multiplied the number of cards by the average bet and came up with substantially more than tire operators estimated. Since the pool had operated for three ysars, the court was led to believe that it mus; have made some iiioney- surante bus-inesi at'; taiUtf 'alien.

Flying is Our Business" meeting ol the Coolidge Lions He Club, August 5. the advancement and prog-ess seen in Japan and Far i.ist areas. special were the retail stores in Japan. -We have nothing in Arizona" he toki the Lions, -which evt-n compares with their and they nave lots of "bests. Of interest was his of the midnight sun, gliropsfrd in the 14-hour from San rancisco to Anchorage, Alaska and on to Tokoya.

Cohen and Mrs. Cohen went on a Cook's uiur, for members the National Retail Merchants Association. Ask About Ou' Private Pifot They maJe stops in Japan, Hong We Qualify You Kong, Philippines, G.iam, for our flatten Test. 1 i Toke theSweot Flvins Get'Your Multi-Engine Rating $400 'Island and Honolulu. course we catne home broke" he explained.

Retail merchants arenodifrsrentfrom anyone ulse and as a special delegation, we received nice treatment when buying." The meeting was conducted by fir. Barnes H. Boytl, president. Only routine business was carried out. Coolidge Lions meet the Coolldgp Woman's Clubhouse at 7 p.m.

every Wednesday. Barr of the Detroit and Gars Collins, L.f the land each caught 13 touchdown to lead the National 1963. Football Leagje Precision. Flying Refresher Course, Including Under the Kood Instruments, S200 Aiso Courses in Com- mercial and Instructor Ratings. Easy Payment Plan Available.

i I Chartef Singte and Twin Engine. Casa Grande Air Service i At Coso Grande 3 Point A rpart George Gomez Sr. George Gomez Jr. Bonus Coupon No Purchase Necessary 30 Orange Stamps FRCC 100 Orange Stamps Free With The Purchase Of Hew Fall Infants Children Dresses or Suits Sizes, Infants to tOO Orange Stamps Free With The Purchase Of STUFFED TOYS Christmas Card PG Book All In Brown's Gift Shop 106 W. 2nd 836-5922 1 Grande Orange JPremium Stomps Californion Named Heads Arizona Fair Horse Show Al Sherwin of Los Angeles, has been narnerj director-manager for the 19G4 Arizona State Fair National Horse Shew, The announcement was made Ewcutlve Committee chairman Geo.rge Hastings arid Tom Goodnight, vice chairman, Arizona State florse-nen's ASSO- Ciati3n, whict is fjie Six-day national the Nov.

6-15 Arizons, State Fair. The show is sanctioned by the Arizona State Commission, Bill Roer, Commission Chaitrman, said the show is pected to be the finest ever hejd at the Arizona State Fair. The National Horse istww," Roer said, "will a featured attraction daring lair. feel the event has iiH the potential of becoming the finest in the Sterwin has managed and announced at horse shows for more than 23 years-. Some of the most outstanding shows he has announced include the Cow Palace, Sau Francisco; Los Angeles International Horse Show, Pan pacific Auditoriumjandthe Del Mar National Horse show in Del Mar, the largest of its kind in the United States.

Sherwin managed and annpunced the nationally- famous All-Arabian Horse Show in Scottsdale. said 'this is the first year the state organisa- tion has produced a call for annual production of the event to culminate annual horse actlvitie.s in Arizona. He said the show Is the result of 100 per cent support and participation by the state group, which is composed of more than 500 members. The publication of the 224- page premium list for the 1964 Arizona State- teen mailed to exhibitors throughout Arizona and the Southwest. Interested persons, who would like to exhibit entries during the Nov.

6-15 fair and have not received the premium book, are urged to pick up a copy at the State Fairground, 1826 W. McDowell orwrite to Entry Office. Sales of exhibit and concession space for-the 1964Arizona State Fair have broken all previous records, ft was announced today. (oil li moisture balanced wave; $15,00 wove now $12.50 $12.50 now $10.90 with cut and set Oper.ofars Martha, Normo ond Lena PHONE 836-5954 809 M. Ceso Grande Buy Now Your Own Personal Swimming Pool FREE ESTIMATES LARGE IS'x 30' PLANS PERMITS SALES TAXES LAYOUT ESCAVATIOK STEEL PLASTIC PLUMBING 50' of ELECTRIC 4 6 of GUKITE CHOICE OF FOUR SHAPES 3 5 FEET DEEP INCLUDES: 1 OF 6" 6" TILE 1 AUTOMATIC SKIMMER 1 15' SPIN FILTER HORSE POWER PUMP 2 FEET OF COOL CRETE DECK WHITE MARBLE PLASTER COMPLETE CLEAN-UP INSTRUCTIONS CHEMICALS ALL OF THIS FOR ONLY $1995 Construction of swimming pool now in progress in Stanfield for John Lonnon of Dick's Country Store.

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