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PAGETEN TUCSON PAILT CITIZEN TOCSOK, ARIZONA: TUESPAV EVENING; MARCH TOIiAVS MARKET BY ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK AVERAGES Closing averages furnished by Dow Jones through E. F. Button Co- members of the Mew York Stock Exchange. 30 Indus. 5 flit 83? SBS flew York Stodk Quotations A Abbott Laboratory 4ir Reduction ---Alaska Juneau Allegheny Corp Mlegheny Lud Steel Allied Stores- Allis Chal Mfg Am Am Bank Note Am Can 34 2 9-32 21 61 31 2 Adv.

or Ijurt Den. 34 A 9 3 2 7 10 103 12 7 2 14 5 25 20 4.m International Am Locomotive 23 Am Seating Am Smelt Am Stl Fdrs -Am Sugar Ret Am Tel Tel Am Tob ----Am Wat Wks Am Woolen Am Zinc Arm 111 Armstrong Cork Assd Dry Goods Atch Atl Coast Line Atl Refining Atlas Corp Aviation Corp -B Bald Loco Ct 6 13 Bait Ohio 3 Bait Ohio.pt Barber Asph Barnsdall 6il Bayuk Cigar A Bendlx Aviat 20 Beth Steel 28 Blaw-Xnox Boeing Airplane 23 Bohn Al Brass 2 2h Borden Co 3 -u Bore-Warner 7 Bridgeport Brass 3 8 A Brlggs Mfg I 2 18 Bklyn-Man Tr BucyniS-Erie Budd Mfg Budd Wheel Bulova Watch Burling Mills Burr Add Mach 21 21 A A A 6 6i i 3 31 I 22 22 A 22 22 A A 39 A A 4 46y 4 5 24 5 25 20 A A Vi A Calif Packing Can Dry Ale -Canad Pacific Case (J Co Caterpil Tractor Celanese Corp Certainteed Prod Ohio Chrysler Corp --Climax Molyb --Cluett Pi.abody Cluett Peabody -Coca Cola -Colgate Palm -Colum Gas El Col'um Pict -Com Credit Com Invest Trust Com Solvents Comw Sout h-- Comw Sou Corny Edison Congo! eum Nairn Consol Airc Ccnsol Cigar Cons Coppermin Cons Edison Cons Laundries -Consol Oil Container Corp A 33 it. 24 1 14 5 19 20 1 17 2 Cont Bak pf 1 Cont Can 10 Cont Motors 8 Cont Oil Del 11 Ccpperweld Stl 2 Com Products 6 Crane Co 2 Crucible Steel 12 Cuban-Am Sugar 4 Curtis Publishg 1 Curtlss-VVright 12 Curtlss-Wrlght A 2 CB.tler-Hammer Deere Co Del Hudson 8 Del Lack West Devoe Ray A -40 Dist Corp-Seag 1 Dome Mines Douglas Aircraft -Dom Chem -Du Pont de Eastern Air Line -Eastman Kodak El Auto-Lite Elec Boat -Ei Power Lt Eng Pub Service Ex-Cell-0 24 A Dl-32 A A 15 IS A A 2 A A D2 A A A A 5 110 110 A 12 118 7 22 12 130 22 130 Fairbanks Morsa Fed Mng Smelt -Fed Mot Truck Firestone pf Flintkote -Foster Wheeler Freeport Sulph 12 36 10 36 12 36 Gen Am Invest 1 Gen Am Trans 4 Gen Cable 1 Gen Elec 60 Gen Foods 19 Gen El A Gen Motors Gen Out Advert Gen Ry Signal Gen Refract Gen Thea Eq Gillette Saf Glidden Co -Goodrich (B F) Goodyear Granby Con Min Gi Nor Ir Ore ct Gt Northn Ry pf Gt West SUK Greyhound Corp Guantan Sugar Harb-Walker. Hecker Prod Homestake Min Houd Hershey Howe Sound Hudson Bay Hudson Motor Indust Rayon Insev Rand Inland Steel Interchem Corp Imerlake Iron In i Bus Machine Irr Harvester Int Hy5vo Elec A Int Mirtins Int Nick Can Jnt Paper Jnt Paper pf Jnt Silver 62 3 1 1 1 '4 3 11 1 5 36 2 12 3 V8 15 12 45 32 12 12 15 A Adv or Hlrt Low iJWt Deo. Int Tel Tel Inter Dept Stores 8...

2 61 A 25 12 3 6 36 ID 32 4 23... 1 4 71 2 7 7 7 .1 8 4Sr 70 71 A A A A A A A A A A Al Dl-16 Kresge (SS) Kress (SH) Kroger Grocery Lambert Co -Leh Val RE ---Lehman Corp Lib-O-F Glass -Libby, McN' ---Liggett My L'ma Locomotive -Lockheed Airc -Lowe's Inc Lone Star Cem -Loose-Wil Biscuit Lorlllard (P) Loulsv Nash Mack Trucks Macy (RH) Co 2 4 4 3 6 7 TM 6 ....10 6 9 2 11 1 68 31 Marine Midland 10. Marshall Field 7 Martin (GL) Co 7 Martin-Parry 4 Masonlte- Corp McGraW Elec Mclntyre Pore 7 4 5 4 327 5 5 McKess Rob 7 iviengel Co 5 Mid-Cent Pet 3 Minn-Honey Reg 4 Minn-Moline .5 Mission Corp Mo Kan Texas Mo Kan Texas pf Monsanto Chem Montgom Ward Motor Products Motor Wheel Murray 'Corp Nash-Kelvinator 55. Nat Acme 8 Nat Aviation 1 Nat Biscuit 6 Nat Cash Reg 6 14 Nat Dairy Prod 12 Nat Dept Stores 4 Nat Distillers 11 21 Nat Gypsum 1 Nat Lead 14 a 8 Natl Steel 3 Nat Supply 2 Nat Tea 1 Natomas Co TM Newport Indust 4 N. Central 57 9 Shipbuilding 4 No Am Aviation 9 North Amer Co 12 S-TS Northern Pacific 30 Ohio Oil .1 Oliver Farm Eq 5 Omnibus Corp 1 Otis Elevator 4 Otis Steel 5 Owens-Ill Glass 6 67 21 31 A 56 56 47 17 20 New York Bonds.

Allegny 5s 44 md. 86 86 86 Alleghy 5s 49 md. Am Fr 5 2030 Am TT 66 Am TT Am TT 3s 56. Ana Cop 50 106 106 106 Am Del 4s 55 A TS 4s 95.. ATSF C-A A Lne 1st 4s 52 82 95 St 47 47 '47 Bkn Un Gas 5 50.

CnNt 5s 69 Jly 106 Ry 56 104y Can 60 79 79 79 Can 4s perp 62 62 NY Cen 5s 60 Cer-id 48 4 5 7 7 CBQ G4s 58.. Gt -W '4s S8 CMSPP 5S 75' CNW cv 49 CRIP 52A Col 5s 52 May 100 Ed cv 58 -109 109 109 70 36 DR 5s 55 El Auto 50 TR 3 61 Gn Stl Sst 4P Goodrich 56.97%- Gt Nr Ry' 52 102V 4 Hud. Coal 4s 62A. 38 '38 '38 HudMn Rfg 5 57 111 Bl Tl 111 Cen 66. Int.T 5 5 5 48 48.

Term 4s 60 UggettM78 44 Louis Ark.os 69 Tex 35 A 5 6 7 14 Tex 1st 4 90 Tex 4s 62B- 5s 29 Mo Pac Gen 4s 75 NatDairy NYC Rfg 5s2013 NYC 2013A. NyChs" 5V 2 sT4A A iNyChSt 4s 97 74 -74. Nor Pac 3s 2047 Pac 'GE PenpLt IOC PenRRGen 5s 68 PeRRGe 5 32 5 A A A A A A A 14 A 39. Livestock KANSAS- CITY, March 3. (JW-(TJ.

S. salable AnTcit VL -li Y-32 and total 2500; close active after VT cvan slow start; 10-20 higher than; Xm EXP Monday's average; topi 13.50t£afc New York Curb Aero Sup Alum Co Am 95 '95 95 to Gas J.8% good: to choice 170-270 AEl i Am Light 13.15; Ibs 12.80-13.00; sows -m, MaracaibO'-. 3-16 3-16 3-16 15-25 up; 12.10-50; few 12.60. Atos Corp 5-16 5-16 5-16 Cattle-salable 4500; total 4750; Auto Mach calves, salable 400, total-500; fed steers and yearlings strong higher; full advance on good to near choice steers scaling above 50 1100 Ibs; light yearlings, arid- she Baldwin Loco W- Carrier Corp -Chi Flex Shaft Cities Service 50 50 lines Bei-viw! stock in limited supply, mostly cirsvcpf steady; bulls firm; vealers steady i feeder and tocker classes Croft Brewing -MSftSf: 5, El Bond Sh El Bond Sh pf Ford Mot Ltg Glen Aid Coal 12 Gt Atl nv Gulf Oil erous loads good to near 'choice light and weight steers 12 medium to good short feds 10.50-12.00; medium to Imp Oil Ltd Int Petrol -Lone Star Gas Louis LE 9 12 9 fed heifers short Ba'ckward most of were 5 -City Cop' 2 few to city butchers 15.00; load of chpice stock- 13bO; 1-16 three loads'short Douglas- Aircraft, J- c. 5 I 'Sheep salable and.

total Eastma n'Kodak, J. I. Case and 2 opening sales-killing, classes steady; Ce j. ro Standards Brands lu. 1 pSrlv too fed lambs 11.60;,best held anea to another new record low.

Market Movement NEW YORK. (flVrShort covering In a handful of'blue chips got the stock market back-on its feet today after leaders tad exhibited earlv stimulating, propensities. While there was no particular rush to buy in sold out Issues, the fact 'the bad news 'on the trea- ury's tax program was out demand for asserted iiigh-priced stocks that had been depressed substantially-in recent weeks. Closing quotations generally were higher. American Telephone -was In front of' the specialized revival.

This bellweWr was pushed up 3 points near the final lost part of the jgalri. Du International 'and Union Pacific were among others that climbed a point or so at the but slow-downs kept the volume under 400.000 Among stocks displaying upward tendencies were TJ. S. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Montgomery Ward," United Aircraft, Glenn Martin, Santa Fe, N. Y.

Central, Atlantic Coast Line, Westinghouse, Anaconda and Texas Co. Nlag Hud-Pow early top fediamDsix.ou,,u^^ Niles-Bem-P 11.75; medium. Niles-Bem-P Pennroad 3' Pioneer Gold Pitts PlrGl 56 Republic' Avia, Shat-Denn Sherwln-Wms St Oil Ky Sunray i 'Oil 1 Tubize'Chat 4 Unit Lt 9 3- 3 11.00-25; choice.ew.es 1 56 5 CHICAGO, March 3.4% 11 4 4 3-16 3-16 9, A A A A A Pac Gas El Pac Tin Cons Packard Motor Pan Am Airways Param Pictures Park Utah Con Patino Mines Peney (J C) 5 Penn 53 Peoples Gas 2 Pepsi-Cola 10 Petrol Corp Philip Morris Phillips Pet Pitt Scr Bolt Poor, Co Pressed Steel Car Proctor Gam Pub Svc Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am TM, Rayonier me -Reading Co Iteming Rand Republic Steel Revere Cop Brass Reynolds Met pf Reynolds Tob PeRR PeRRGen 90 PhelpDge Phil Elec Purity Bak Readg 81 Rep Stl Rep Stl 61..103 103 Seab.A cn6s45 Sou Pac 81 52- So Clt 4s 49 Ry 56 6 6 Un 47 Unit 5s 53 PL 5s 44 War 48 West 53-51 Y-ST cv 4s 48 FOREIGN BONDS Argen 71 6 5 1 1 32 3 ..40 8 10 18 9 81 18 A A A 25'i Safeway Stores St Joseph Lead Schenley Distill Sears Servel inc Sharon Steel Corp (F G) Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Socony Vacuum So Rico Sugar Sou Cal Edison Sou Pacific Southern Ry Southern Ry pf Sparks Withlngton Sperry Corp Inc Stand Brands, Stand Brands pf Std S4 pf Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil NJ 32 Sterling Prod 1 Studebaker Corp 20 Sun Oil -Sunshine Mng Co A 3 3-ii h.03.% Dl 5 2 6 37 ol 36 37 24 Tenn Corp Texas Pacific Ry Co Texas Gulf Sulph -----Tex Pac 0 -Tex Pac Trust ----Tide Wat A Oil ---Timken-Det Axle ----Timken Bear ----Transamerica Trans West Air ---Trl-Cont Corp 4 4 14 1 1 1 6 4 7 87s oo 32 39. 4 4 5n 49 24 11 35 A A A Al A A Al A A A Truax-Traer 10 Underwood-Ell Union Bag -Union Carbide ---Union Oil Cal -Union Pacific -Union -Tank Car United Air Lines United Aircraft -United Biscuit -------United Corp ----United Drug Unit Fruit United Gas Imp -U Gypsum Pipe Fdry Rubber Smelt Steel Steel pf 6 A 3 A 21 13 10 1 9 16 4 21 11 15 13 2 1 2 64 32 5 25 46 52 12 esy, 10 32 A 2 114 9-32 25 46 52 113 25 45 A A Al Vanadium Corp Va Caro Chem is Co Gt Brazil 8s 41 Canada 4s 60. New York Bank And Trust Stocks Bank of Am Nts (SF) Bank of Bank of 249 Bankers' Trust 3 Brooklyn Trust 59 Cen Man Bk Chase Nat, Chem Bk Ex Corn Ex Bk, Empire Trust First Nat First National Guaranty Trust Irving Trust Manufacturer's' Tr' 31' Manufacturers Tr National City- Trust Public Title 3 2 15.

304 63 1145 218 68 Vultee Airc Wright 2 2 2 CURB DOMESTIC BO NBS As 53 Cities'' Ser" 5s 50,. 81 Glen Ald-Cl 43 65 Inters Pw 6s '52 35 35 PhCn 77 104 So-Cal Ed. 3s Stand PL''6s 57 67 Star 5s 50 23' 23 23 Grain CHICAGO, March 3. of commodity credit corporation's wheat selling- program' caused, a sharp advance in wheat prices here today. Other grains rose Washington reports indicated that the CCC-has decided to, suspend, at least temporarily, its sales of ever-normal granary 1939-40' wheat to' mills after March 14.

Grain men asserted today that these sales 1 the past two months, together with, 'the 'fact that 'there was. the constant threat of: government grain selling at certain, price levels, have had the: effect price advances. The- senate last, week passed a bill to prohibit sales of as well as other held' by CCC, prices below parity. was -up as much as 2 cents early in the day and closed -higher than yesterday, May oats up; soybeans lower to higher; rye higher. May.

1.30% 1.28% 1.29%-% hogs active higher; top 13.35; bulk choice 'Ibs: 13. 10-30; most 300-30 Ibs. good and choice 160-SOMbs 12.7^,. 13.25; bulk 360 500 ID'S sows Salable cattle calves: steers and yearlings strong to ,15 higher; good and choice offerings up supply- such- kinds atively small; early top 4 7 held higher; -largely 14 5 steer trade; with choice' 152o-Ibs to 14.70; heifers best 13.00; cows duU. on peddling basis; especially 'fat selling, at S.50- 9-00- cutters 8.00 down; bulls slow, heavy sausage offerings 10.50;-vealers steady to.

15.00 down. Salable' Sheep 9,000, totaMl.OOp; late' Monday; fat lambs steady 10 -lower; -closely-sorted Coloradoes 1235- few decks strictly- choice 90-100 Ibs. 12.10 and, 12.15; 90- 104 Ibs choice 11.75-12.00; heavier to. 11-25; today's trade: opening sales fat lambs'around steady; few loads strictly choice Ibs 12.25-35; good and choice 90-104 Ibs. 11.7512.15.

LOS ANGELES, March .3. (flj-- (Federal-State Market moder.ately steady; medium to low good steers 11.7o- 12 50; common steers lO.OO-ll^o. odd medium 11.25; aged cows 9.75; common to, medium nM jmrmnTd P.tlt.t.rS July Sep. March May July Sep. May July Sep May old ...1.96 New ..1.97 1.32 1.23% 1.31% Corn 1.30% 1.30% 1.32%-% 89 Oats TM.

57 56 '56 Soybeans 1.94% 1.95% 1.96%- 1.97. July 1.97% 1.96% 1.97 New 1.99,---1.97% :i.98% Oct 'May July Sep. Sep. 1.90Vi 1.89%;. Rye Lard' 12:67 12.62 12 05 12.80 12:82 Cotton NEW YORK, March'3.

(ff)--Trade local buying pushed, cotton futures Higher today. Trading was' light with sellers reluctant pending Washington developments on farm legislation Strength in upturn as did tUe possibility the government- might, temporarily suspend its cotton selling program before the maximum annual quota had been sold. 25-to 50 cents a bale up with March at 18.50; July 18.77; Dec. 18.86. Futures closed 45-55 cents a bale higher.

Jjast March 'May 18.66, July 18.77, October 18-SS, December 18 92 January 18.95N. Middlng spot 20.28N. C. S. Bonds 3S-4M6- JOTM 1091 .102.18 108 5 100.14 52-47 60-55 58-56 59-56 2Vs 72-67' HOJIE LOAN 3s 52-44 Walworth Bros Pict-.

Wesson 0 West Union Tel WestinK' Air Br -West El Steel iVhite: Motor Wilson Co Worthirgton Wrigley -Jr 104.10 Exchange -March. (P)--Late foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in, cents). dollar in New York open 'market per' cent discount or U. 'S cents, up cents. Great; Britain, official, (Bankers foreign exchange committee rates), buying $402, selling $404 open cables: $4.04.

Argentina official 29.77; free '373 up .01 cent, Brazil official 605N, free 5.20N; Mexico 20.65N. (Rates in spot cables unless otherwise indicated). dipped' to another Rail loans steadied in -the bond FARM MACHINERY, Public Records SUPERIORCOUBT G. -Hall, State'vs. Robert Lee White -and Fdwin White and Lawrence Broth- ersrgrand theft, nighttime burglary-and conspiracy to commit theft; charges of grand tne'ft and- nighttime burglary dismissed against Robert White and Brothers; imposition of sentence on conspiracy charge suspended for years and', all charges dismissed- against Erwin White.

StrpERlOB COtnRT -ETC De ConcinJ, Fresidtai Wiiliam C. Bartleson vs. tht Southern Pacific Railroad company, complaint for damages, jury triaL JUSTICE COURT W. Gardner, Presiding S. Griffith, failure to boulevard stop, $5 fine.

Solomon reckless driving, fine or 30 days in Gabriel reckless' driving, $30 fine or 30 days in jaiL Aceves, hunting without' a $10 fine. POLICE COURT Paul J.CeDa, presiding Erners Jackson, indecent Joe M. Kesa, reckless, driving, $30--fine and in jail. L'aura Jackson, vagrancy, fine or 30 days in jail. i i i 'Theresa Monroe, vagrancy, 530 i Donley; petty larceny, im- the de- condition that defendant leave agriculxure administra- tor-forthe co-nservation.

and use of agricultural land before house appropriations; committee at hearings 'department MARRIAGE LICENSES Belle D. Hall, clerk on WBUam Powers, Sac- agriculture 'departments ram ent0( CaUfi an Betty Lou i 1943 appropriation bill, -Evans said: paustman, Tucson. have assurances, that all -spare-parts that are required will START Ve allowed-in order- to prevent a KALUMlr 1U MAK.J. AT FAIR GROUNDS rush for spare parts that are. required just at harvest time.

I-do riot look for any; trouble from that angle unless there is, undue'delay and 'unless farmers wait har- rac ng fli be resumed at the state March 3. OT-- Horse vest time to'get parts. fair grounds tomorrow, with In'the-case of feature' race being a six-furlong I for this event for a purse of $400. year'is about 80 'the and Wiiv 1940 production. 'i namucca, a 'new arrival from Agua 'So it from the caliente, 'was top-weighted at lit standpoint.

of and- of 0un ds among the seven overnight spare parts that' they should be entr Lady's Son, 'owned by, 'W. able to harvest this coming crop without too 'much trouble." cows Felony Charges Lead To Suspended Terms -ows 3 Three felony charges were dis- 8 and cutters missed Erwin. Unllo' 'mnrrimff Ra was assigned 114 Colonel Bret, back for his -third try in three -racing days, 113. entries are. A.

Stout's 99; Harlan Swift's Valdina 6.25-7.75;: to good bulls 10.00-11.00. Calves, 125; steady; choice vealers' medium to good, calves 10.75-13.00.. Hogs 500; strong-'to medium, to choice 165-2401 Ibs. 13501400 few 14.25, on few choice around 220 medium choice sows 11.00-12.00, few 12.2o. 3.

Dept. total' and total 100; slow, around. steady; 3 loads pood- to choice best cows held above and cutters 6.00-7.75; steers early; Monday common bulls- down to 8.50;. good, kind held above 9.75; 16,00, 2 loads -Wyoming stacker and feeder steers 11.50; small lots medium 9.00-10:00;' light, weights' mixed stock calves up to 1.3.00. Hogs: 'salable' 600; total fairly, active, butchers sows 20-25 higher; top; 13:40 freely; bulk good and' choice '1SO-270 13.1540- 270-300 13.00-25; few '300360 Ibs 12.75-13.00; bulk sows 12.0050;-'some: over to salable, total- few opening sales trucked in fat lambs 11.00-10;-about steady; some held higher; asking higher, or 11.90 freight paid; and to good' native ewes 5.00-6.30; top fat lambs Monday.

11.75 memo. Local Live Poultry sunerior court Tuesday 'morning by'Judge. William'G. Hall and imposition 'of'Sentence was, suspend- ed'' -against 'Robert Lee White-and Lawrence Brothers, charged with grand theft, nighttime burglary and conspiracy commit'theft. All police.said, were the theft; $320 cash'from a hotel room'occu- pied by.

Forest'Colson, of Denver, last Nov." 23. The court dismissed all' three counts against. Erwin White on' its. own mption.and also dismissed 'the -counts -of grand theft and nighttime burglary against the' other two defendants, on-, the motion- of' Odin Dodd, deputy' county "attorney. Robert Lee 'Wlilte and Brothers to.

-the -charge of conspiracy to: commit tlieft and suspended imposition of. sentence for three. years, upon condition that- the accused men return Colson's money-to, him days. 37c Wool BOSTON, March 3. S.

Dept Agr)--There was little demand for spot domestic shorn wools in the Boston marlcet today. Dealers continued contracting for the new clipped wools in the western-states and a few of these contracts were reported to have been turned over to' the manufacturers at around scoured basis for the fine wools and at around $100-103 scoured basis for the three-eights blood combing wools. Fryera Colored (2 to Ibs;) Leghorns (over 2 Ibs.) Colored Hers Ibs. up)--- 24c Broilers Colored (ilnder 2 Ibs Leghorns (over 2 Ibs.) Squabs dressed, per, ID. Rabbits, dressed, per Ibr Leghorns Hens (4 Ibs) Leghorns Hens (over 4 IDS.) Soft Breasted Roasters Colored Hens to Produce LOS ANGELES, March 3.

Ift-(U. Dept. receipts- butter 98,890 Ibs; cheese 16,974 Ibs, eggs 3,611 cases, Butter bulk "37 Candled large eggs 30, mediums 28, do smalls 24. Fresh Local Eggs Large Medium Small Towne Yellow -Youngst Sh. Zenith Radio Sales Inaqtives Total: today: Previous day Week ago Year- ago' Two years ago January i to date Year ago Two years ago Copper List Anaconda Butte Copper and Zinc Hecla Cerro-de'Pasco Consolidated Copper- Inspiration Kennecott Magma Miami -Phelps 'Dodge Shattuck Denn Total uld.

10,600 charec. Osborn Praises Action To Ban Arizona Aliens 3. Governor Osborn said today that "a fifth column threat 'might develop into 'extremely serious would -obviated by Lieut. Gen. J.

'L. D'eWitt's. order Pacific, and Southern Arizona areas from which enemy aliens and American-Japanese, may be I am sure that the people of Babe, 109; Marty Kobey's Subdeb; 111, and Mrs. Veja Tucker's 110. ADJUSTMENT BOARD MEETS WEDNESDAY Two cases were announced Tuesday as being on the' Wednesday program of- the municipal board meeting, in the-city hall a.

m. Mrs. -Alvina M. Dletz has asked permission -to remodel living quarters at 330: East 14th street. The second concerns the petition of Bradford Duncan to- erect an accessory' building on the property-line at.

216 Lower Egypt claim to have the world's, oldest lighthouses. too Late to Classify 33S Ave Phone 56.0. COT FLO HHBSAKD'S CKEENHOUSES POTTEP plants Ph 1295-M hardy beddingv 73-1 8th Aa iy INTRODUCTORY Ol'FEB J6.00-Lannlin oil reconditioning per- tl'O? tndlo. POR SALET CHEAP-- Real date ten palms, any Phone 011S-K2. 30 ft.

REOP'ENING SPECIAL Under New Management 00 special oil permanent for $3.00. Nita's Buity Salon. Broadway Campbell. HfGHEST. CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD FURNITURK-- PH.

6MO. j. am ijwit, KJ.JS, i --i Arizona: will be -relieved to know. WANT to Jailer that there is no', intention on the hoc .521, part; of the army -or -the government to designate Arizona as -a dumping ground- for enemy aliens, -but 'that on the -contrary these aliens will eventually removed 'by progressive evacuation." ART PROFESSOR IS CALLED TO DUTY -Indefinite of absence was today granted an assistant art professor at the University of Arizona who was called to military duty the selective service -act. Powell Scott, art- instructor here since' was given the leave permission- by president' Al fred Atkinson.

'successor, to Scott has been. named as yet, ARTBE WEDS CALIFORJNIA GIRL YUMA, March 3 Shaw, the orchestra leader, and Elizabeth Jane Kern of Beverly Hills, were married here today by Justice of the Peace R.H. Lutes. Shaw gave his age as 31; the bride hers as 23 The couple motored from Los Angeles, accompanied by the brtde's mother, Mrs. Eva" Kern.

They returned after-the ceremony. In Arabia have been found families whose wives and children greet the head of the family by Jdssiug'his beard. Large 5-room home. 511,000. Small down payment car.

Easy terms. 4001 nioriilnga. GOOD USED TIRES, 600x16, $5 up. Texaco Station, 3130 E. 6 ROOMS, university and gradr.

school, -Xo 0151-J4. BEADT1FUI. -HORSE tor Toung and sentle. El Bey 'Miracle. Mile.

EXPERIENCED COOK and housekeeper, under 40.: n- $12. Star-Citizen 180. OTL HEATER; $22; washer, like new; Hoover vacuum: Frlgldalre: Kel- vins, tori -General Electric Irocer; new. E2.s ranges. Phone' 2829.

HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK. Fun- Ilv of two. References neceeswy. Boy 123. ELENCANTO HOME' 8-rocm house, furnish- ed.

See your own broker-or GENERJi ELECTRIC j-efrigerator. apartment size, excellent condition. 833- S. Third. Two-bedroom CLOSE; apartment: electric.

Adnlts. 715 N. A WTA 50c. Slmonteln 301 Ave: pounds of rice from the United States was received month. to Cuba- In A recent -Eiperiencea clean; capable -with children.

Good, salary, -Apply 48 E. Pennlntton. TO BUT gxod used tires: .1108 E. Lester. pertenced Drench Cafe.

55 W. St. WASTED--Cook, wits -lent references, for family, of J. on place. If: posslblt.

-'start wltt Star-CltlMn' i Box Lor-pantry man. ply COOK waitress,.