Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 10

Real Estate Transactions DEEDS iRoblcs. $3,000, part 23. Home Development to warren E. G5RBM. "-King and wife.

LSI, B103. National City Reuben Zinder and Sub. No. 9. revenue stamps 55 cents Anderson Realty to William H.

White Jr. and wife, part L12, Bz. Norym-Tragle 4-17-51. Home Development to Hubert Stevenson, L29. BIOS.

National City Sub No. 9. revenue stamps 55 cents, 5-12-51. Joint tenancy deed, C. Pender and wife, to S.

Hughes Aldridsc and wife L21-A, B13. Feldman's 3-18-51. Tucson Title Insurance to Samue B. Miller and wife, part B9, Colonia Al legre, revenue stamps $1,10, 5-17-51. Howard Cameron and wife, to Theodore R.

Blood and wife, part L4. S4. T14 RISE, GSRBM, revenue stamps $1.65 5-11-51. Tucson Title Insurance to Herman W. Mau and wife, part Colonio Allegre Acidn.

revenue stamps $1.10, 5-17-51. Joint tenancy deed. Kichards Development to George Daniel Butler Jr. and wife, L6. B5, winterhaven revenue stamps $6.60.

5-17-51. Williams and wife, to Corbctt Robertson and wife, 'L21, B66, National City No. 4, revenue stamps 55 cents, 5-17-51 Home Development to C. S. Scotten and wife.

L30, BIOS, National City Sub. No 9, revenue stamps 55 cents, 5-17-51. Bargain and sale deed. S. Hughes Al- d'ridge and wile, to C.

R. Pender and wife L21A B13. Feldman's 5-16-51. Ernest W. Buck, to J.

Prim and wife, L20, Sunset Villa revenue Stamps 55 cents, 5-8-51. Prank J. Graves and wife, to Harry Haraldsen Jr. and wife. L8, B5, Catallna Vista revenue stamps $2.75, 5-14-51.

Archie S. Roscoc and wife, et to Kobc-t L. Cumow and wife, L27. B5, Coun- trv Club Park revenue stamps $8.25, Marietta S. Franklin, to Meyer Fcldman and wife, part LI, B82.

City of Tucson, revenue stamps 533.00. 5-K-51. Desert Acres Apartments, to Ray A. Richardson and wife. Ls 7, 8, B9, Speedway View revenue stamps $43.45.

5-15-51, Joint tenancy deed. Samuel Katz and wife to Anna Spier, et al, 6, 4. University Extension revenue stamps $6.60, '5-7-51. Quit claim deed, Isidore Zimmerman, to Pauline Zimmerman, 6, 4, University Extension 5-7-51. Quit claim deed, Irving Paskowitz, to Fay Paskowitz, 8, 4, University Extension 5-11-51.

Warranty deed, L. M. Harris and wife, to Armida F. Romero, 5, 5, AJo Hclchts 5-16-51. Warranty deed.

J. F. McMahon and wife, to Eugenia S. Herrcra, 3, Homer Brown 5-17-51. Joint tenancy deed.

Milton M. Parkhuist and wife, to- Hilary L. Hall and wife. Ls 16, 17, 43. National City Sub, No, 3, rev- -e'nuc stamps $2JO.

5-14-51. Ruth Haupt. to Floyd E. Haupt, part 17. Amphitheater Acres 2-5-51.

Sue Price Meyer, to McBurney W. Bonfoey and wife, part 14, 14 15 E. GSRBM. revenue stamps $30,25, 5-16-51. Franklin D.

Richards, to Courtney L. Vanier and wife, 14, 22. Pueblo Gardens revenue stamps 4-26-M. George V. Harrington and wife, to Phil Heeler and wife, part 5, 6, 14 S.

16 GSRBM, revenue stamps $12.10. 5-10-51. Hesler, to Winifred Burr Hosier, part 5, 6. 14 16 GSRBM, 5-10-51. George V.

Harrington and wife, to Blancne Hall GarstecKl, part 5, 6, 14 S. 16 E. GSRBM. 5-10-51. Blanche Hall Garsteckl, to George V.

Harrington and wife, part 5, 6, 14 15 E. GSRBM. 5-10-51. Tucson Title Insurance to Georges DeMeester and wife, part 9, Colonia Allegre Addn-. revenue stamps $1.10, 5-17-51.

Tucson Title Insurance to Stanley Douglas Heden and wife, part 9. CoIonW Allegre 5-17-51. revenue stamps SI .10, Tucson Title Insurance to Andrew W. Wilson and wife, part 9, Colonia Allegre revenue stamps SJ.10, 5-17-51, Quit claim deed, Emma Percy slater, to Henry R. Faith, 6.

2, Vista Herroosa Homesites 5-12-51. Lawrence Moore and wife, to A. Komarek and wife, part 34, 13 S. 13 GSRBM, revenue stamps 55 cents, 5-17-51. Archie S.

Roscoe and wife, et to Elmo P. Nelson and wife, 28. 5, Country Club Park revenue stamps $8.25, 5-16-51. Ben H. Clark and wife, to Adele Ahee, Ls 10 11, 33, Jefferson Park 5-17-51.

Adcle Ahee, to Ben H. Clark and wifa, Ls 10. 11, 33, Jefferson Park 5J8-51, REALTY MORTGAGES Armida F. Romero, to L. M.

Harris iind wife, $6,000, 5, 5, AJo Heights Addn. E. V. Hirt and wife, to T. Carl Damskey, Minnie Frances Damskey, and Southern Arizona Bank and Trust $2,600, part 10, 3, Rieckcr's Addn.

Basil M. LcCave and wife, to Grout Southern Life Lnsurance $45,000, 8, 5, South Park Addn, Nick Gemrose and wife, to Andrew 85,100, Ls 21, 22, 82, National City Sub. No. 5. Arturo A.

Sanchez and wife, to Christine Briniman. $1.800. 4, 69. National City Sub. No.

5. Felix L. Seidel and wife, to Carlos G. 14 S. 13 wife, to Southern Arizona Bank and Trust 54,300, 12 6.

Vista HcrmosEi Homesites Addn Joseph R. Cruse Jr. and wife, to Jack T. Rose and wife, $550, 13, 22. Jefferson Park Addn.

Winifred Burr to Carmen Lee $4.500. part 5, 6, 14 16 GSRBM. Burr Heslcr, to George Harrington and wife, $3,250, part 5, 6 14 16 GSRBM. Courtriey L. Varncr and.

wife, to Franklin D. Richards, 55,550, 14, 22, Pueblo Gardens Addn. James B. Garner and wife, to Mable M. Ross.

$3,000, part 30, 13 14 GSRBM. Georges DeMeester and wife, to Vallej National Bank of Phoenix, 58,000, part 9. Colonln Alleere Addn. Stanley Douglas Heden and wife, to Valley National Bank of Phoenix, part 9, Colonia AHcKre Addn. Andrew W.

Wilson and wife, to Valley National Bank of Phoenix, $7,900, part 9, Collonia Allegre Addn. Samuel B. Miller and wife, to Valles National Bank of Phoenix, $8,500, part 9, Colonia AUcgre Adan. Herman M. Mau and wife, to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance $6,600, part 9, Colonia Allegre Addn.

Frank Braxton Kidd and wife, Clara Westmoreland, 53,500, 2, 3, Lincoln Park Addn. Barney Bradberry, to Southern Arizona Bank and Trust $350, 17U, Los Ranchitos No, 4, Albert S. Nelson and wife, to F. M. Walker and wile, $3.000, part 2s, 13 14 GSRBM.

George M. Witt Jr. and wife, to Andrew Beaucage, $8,000, Part 12, 5, Sawtelle ''lace. Betty Dinhofer, to Tucson Insurance and Bonding Agency, $7,500, part Li 7, 8, 15, BliclTs Addn. Louis A.

JMagenaie Jr. end wife, to Enid R. Shanhousc, $3,000, 10, 3, Brunhllda Addn. Meyer Feldman and wife, to Marietta S. Franklin.

321,000, part 11, 82, City of Tucson, Robert Curi National Bank of Phoenix, $6,850, 27, 5, Country Club Park Addn. Jewell Roberts Stewart, to Tucson Federal Savings and Loan S3.000. part 6, 45, Covonado Heights Sub. Ramona Goldsmith, to Southern Arizona Bank and Trust $963.23, part 4. 231.

City of Tucson. Elmo P. Nelson and wife, to Valley National Bank of Phoenix, $6.850, 26, 5. Country Club Park Addn. Andrew Young and wife, to Edward Watz, $8,000, 1, Broadmoor Sub CONTRACTS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE William Frank Williams and wile, to Henry M.

Dixon and -wile. S1200, 3. Addn. OLD BARBEKS NEVER DIE, Lew Cantleberry has been barbermg for 50 years, 22 of them in Parma, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. He.

has given many a youngster his first haircut, including four generations in the Henry J. Schaaf family. The latest Schaaf State Auto Traffic Up Motor travel into Arizona has reached a new all-time high, the Valley bank's "Arizona Progress" -reported today. In 1950, total vehicular traffic into the state was 17 per cent greater than in 1049 and triple that of 1943 and 1944. Truck traffic was three and a half times as heavy as 10 years ago.

Statistics show that 1,869,044 vehicles entered Arizona in 1950, compared to 830,715 in 1940. The sizeable increase in motor travel also was reflected in the number --of new cars and trucks sold in Arizona since the end of Ihe war. Competition Seen Remedy WASHINGTON, May, 19. '(IP)-- A southwestern cattleman urged today that the "whole price control order be thrown out" so that more beef can be produced "without our working under shackles." Ray W. San Angeio, president of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers' association, was one of 'a group of Texans appearing as witnesses before the house agriculture committee.

This key group is hearing on the office of price stabilization rollback of ceiling prices on cattle. Wilioughby said cattlemen can't THEY JUST SHAVE AWAY troduced to the mysteries of the barber's chair is Gary, 2. He lives in Springfield, Ohio, nearly 200 miles-away, but his dad would permit no other barber to give him his first haircut. Federal Tax Study Completed If taxes were apportioned equally among the nation's families your family would pay S1.5S9 in taxes next year. But taxes aren't levied that way.

The Chamber of Commerce, however, has completed a study federal taxes and distributed results to local chambers of commerce According to the report, the national budget paid for. on a per- family basis would yield that fig- ire. The Tucson chamber has appointed a committee to study- the findings and report its recommendations, Manager C. Edgar Goyette said today. The U.S.

chamber says a lot of the nation's proposed budget (71 billion. dollars next year) is essential. In particular, the chamber has no dispute with defense spending. purchased by Arizonians. Sales As je( by Rep.

Thompson (D- 1950 alone totaled Tex how pr ces a the butcher 30.6 per cent more than in 0 could best be reduced for the in itself a record-breaking year. 'protesting housewives, Wilioughby 9. Southland Park Addn. Walter P. Harper and wife, to Frank Gastelo and wife.

SoCOO. part 23, 25, 14 13 GSRBM. Don I. Redick and -wife, to Frank M. Traslavina acd wife, S5500, 14, National City Sue.

Addle Haywood, to Willie Thomas and wiie. S500. part 32, 14 E. GSRBM. RELEASE OF REALTY MORTGAGES Marginal release, Fred E.

Redman, to Herschel O. Blanton and wife. Marginal release. Valley National Bank of Phoenix, to Ralph K. Densmore and wife: Fred K.

Wiencrt and wife: W. M. Carson and wife; Albert S. Nelson and wife: Lafayette Wilson and wife. Marginal release, G.

M. Butler, to Lloyd E. Fuller and wife. Satisfaction of mortgage, Andrew Coser- ani Jr. to Lee Hop.

Full release, state Mutual Building and Loan to John B. Slater. Satisfaction of rAortgage, Louis Fine and wife, to Betty Satisfaction mortgage, Dollie Ann WE. son. to.

Oscar K. Herbransori and wife. Satisfaction of mortgage, R. W. Fair and Mattie Allen Fair, to J.

E. Leegctt and Thelma Satisfaction of mortgage, Mabel P-. lumber, to Daniel Pena and wile. Marginal release. August F.

Hollsh end wife, et to TVlyron W. Jacobs. Marginal release, Alice James, to Louis A. Magendie Jr. and wife.

Marginal Roy H. Price and wife, Frank Braxton Kidd and wife. Marginal release. L. D.

Strublnger, to Arturo A. Sanchez and wife. Marginal release. Andrew Beaucage, to Nick Gemrose and wife (2). Marginal release.

Harry A. Sellers ana wife, to Dewey Gottlieb and wife. Objection Cited But chamber officials maintain profitably under die a of government spending In the past five years, more order, and actually unne esoary particularly dur- 10.000 new cars and were faced with losses. mg a national emergency. They say this is no time to finance research on how long a raccoon lives nor to invest government money in a rattlesnake farm.

They object'to one government agency which buys corn from a farmer, then sells "the corn-back to him at half price wittwut ever taking it off his farm. The report says the Hoover commission showed how government agencies could save seven billion dollars a year by cutting out waste and adopting' a more sensible organization. And another seven billion could be saved if we simply reverted to the amount of government---and employes we had three years 1948. Study Explained geographical' distribution chart shows the sale of 1,417 new cars or trucks in Pima county in 1946, compared with 5,151 in 1930. Tells Support For Nationalist China NEW YORK, May in.

OJ.R)--As- sistant. Secretary of State Dean Rusk has expressed new administration support for Chiang Kai- shek's Chinese Nationalist repime and indirectly called on the Chinese people to revolt against their Communist masters. Speaking last night at a dinner of the China institute. Rusk voiced the strongest hacking Given to Chiang by the administration since the generalissimo's virtual repudiation in the state department white parjer of 1349. "We recognize the national government of the republic of China." Rusk said, "even though the territory under its control is severely restricted.

"We believe it more authentically represents the views of the great body of the people of China, particularly their historic demand for independence from foreign con- UTILITY I Winfrcd Randall. 425 E. President. W. Babcock, 1726 Mitchell.

Dr. L. P. Graham, E. 22nd and Harrison, Dr Bible, 4419 E.

Broadway, R. Cobler, 2626 copper. Mrs. Alice Ramirez. 516 W.

Davis. Carmen Love, 100 W. Ochoa. A. J.

4607 E. 15th. H. E. Brandt, Anklam Rd.

N. C. Holt, 534 Tucson BH'd. G. D.

Hunt. 1052 N. Euclid. R. Nacel, 3749 Oracle.

Western Cotton Products, Marana. Paul Kissinger. 4167 Camino de Palmas. said: "Competition. The old law of supply and demand.

Let us produce more and make more available." Thompson also asked how', if the controls over prices are continued, they could be enforced "without a force, to watch every ranch and farm?" The Texans' comments came soon after Chairman Cooley uf the agriculture committee told a reporter he foresaw a possibility that the- rollback order might be modified. He little chance of repeal, but said a modification might exempt those who bought cattle' after the January freeze order. Rep. Hope (R-Kas) predicted the committee will disprove the rollback order. Archie Turner, 56 W.

LirrAerlost, No. 1. Betty Griffin, 4565 E. Lester. M.

E. Kinnard, 4C56 E. 15th. G. W.

Stead, 236 E. Prince. W. Porter, 844 W. Louisiana.

Charlie Carter, 29 W. Pennsylvania. J. V. Kalahar, 4457 E.

5th, W. L. Phillips, 1216 W. Niagara. Phil Lambson, 376! Merch PI.

D. J. Burritt, 2203 S. Campbell. Nancy Lee Pate, 830 E.

3rd. No. 43. Charles Sperling, 41 E. Broadway.

Lupe Romero, :525 S. 8th. L. A. 4532 E.

Glenn. J. V. Stroud, 4259 Paseo Grande. P.

M. Cotlow. 2913 E. 19th. I.

M. Bruner, 3C27 E. Ellda. W. T.

Bartlett. 4113 S. Belrcar. Rose Kalb. 3638 N.

Oracle. Red Cross Swim Meeting Monday Red Cross water safety instructors will meet with prospective senior lift saving students Monday, May 21, at 7:00 p.m. at the TWCA, 738-N. 5th avenue, to complete plans for the senior lifesaving training course. Instructors volunteering to teach the.

course include' John Barringer, Harold Evjen, Jim Birmingham, Argo Morrison, John Monier and James McPherson. Strong swimmers with interest in taking this course, are requested to call Red Cross headquarters, telephone 3-0541, to sign up for the course. The senior training that is to be offered is in preparation for Red Cross plans to "water proof" the community this summer with learn to swim, swim better and life saving instruction. Pasture Is Always CHICAGO, May 19, Milwaukee, famous for its beer, is going to get some from Germany --but'it will cost more than the home brands. 'The freighter, Geheimrat Sartori which docked in Chicago yesterday after a 28-day trip from Bremen, Germany, has 340 cases of German beer consigned to Milwaukee.

The- 258-foot Diesel craft is scheduled to leave for the Wisconsin brewery city tonight. The foreign brew will sell for about 60 to 70 cents a bottle in Milwaukee, said a spokesman -for the Hamburg-Chicago line, owners of the freighter. 1 Church Dedicates Chapel Tomorrow Good Shepherd Luthern church 3600, Pima will dedicat its, new chapel at 3:30 p.m. tomor- 'oast Guard 'Screens Metal Trades Craftsmen SAN FRANCISCO, May 19. (U PJ-All AFL metal trades craftsmen who work on the water front here ivill be screened by the coast jjuard.

Coast Guard Capt. G. C. Wh.it- tlesey said yesterday the extension of the port security program to include the metal Avorkers was- part of a plan to screen all water fiont workers in preparation for an establishment of restricted area, "if and when" they are ordered. Previously the security program affected only longshoremen and teamsters.

Teamsters and 1 't a union officials said they were in favor the screening program But the' longshoremen's and seamen's unions have opposed it. Qatevti Baflg flHffew 10 LEGAi NOTICE I A 1247 PROVIDING THAT THE NORTH AND SOUTH -ALLEY BETWEEN NORTH SEVENTH AVENUE AND NORTH. STONE AVENUE AND BETWEEN EAST FIRST STREET AND THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY IN THE CITY OF TUCSON. ARIZONA, BE NAMED BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUCSON: SECTION. I.

That the North and South alley between North Seventh Avenue anc North Stone Avenue and between East First Street and the Southern Pacific Company railroad right-of-way the City of Tucson, Arizona, be and the same la hereby named ECHOLS LANE and shall here- alter be known and referred to as ECHOLS LANE. SECTION 2, That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with -this Ordinance are hereby repealed. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, this 4th" day of May. 1951. this 4th day of May, 1851.

Isl J. O. NIEMANN MAYOR CSEAD i ATTEST CARL M. HITT City Clerk APPROVED as to Description this 4th day of May, 1951. G.

SYKES City Engineer Publish, May 17, 18, 19, 1851. Guest speaker -will be Rev. V. H. Winter of the Tucson Lutheran Spanish mission.

Rev. Francis Macllina of Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, Safford, will give the sermon in a The purpose of the study by local Thanksgiving service at 7:30 p.m. chambers of commerce, Goyettel Ths auditorium, which now has said, is to see if action 'can be taken to prevent the increase of federal taxes to meet the new budget. Among those proposed are additional taxes on beer, cigarettes, tele- The auditorium, which now has a seating capacity of 150, is so constructed that it later may be converted into classrooms. An elementary Christian day school will he conducted there at some future phone calls and other items.

time. Tni The new budget will be approved by congress before the end of June. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce bulletin proposes that citizens, throughout the country, make their interest felt--before they get their 1952 tax bills. SS.

Peter Paul Sets Musical Programs Musical programs will be presented by S3. Peter and Paul school pupils at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the school auditorium. juniors, including grades 2 through 6, will participate in the Tuesday program. Seniors take part in the Wednesday program.

will be under direction of the Sisters of Charity, teachers at the 'parochial school. The congregation formerly met at Catalina junior high school, where services were started in December, 1948. Rev. Robert Hochmuth is pastor of the church. His sermon subject, will-' be "God's Saving Love Is Dedicated to Sinners." Movie Wednesday Shoics 'The Liquor Menace' H.

B. Palisades, will present a sound motion picture 'on "The Liquor Menace" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the North Side Church 'of the Nazarene, 3367 N. Geronimo ave. He will appear under auspices of The National temperance weekly.

Rev. Sellers, who a Methodist i i churches, in Maine, Michigan and lalifor-nia more than 30 years. Book 349, Page 337 STATE OF ARIZONA ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION To all to Whom these Presents shall Come Greeting: MEL D. MICHAEL, Secretary of the ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION do hereby certify that the annexed is a true and complete copy cf the AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF LEESON STEEL PRODUCTS. INC.

I which was filed in- the office of the sale Arizona Corporation Commission on the 15th day January. A. D. 1951 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. as provided by law.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Official Seal of the Arizona Corporation Commission, at the Capitol, In the City of Phoenix, this 15th day of January, A. 1B51. MEL D. MICHAEL. Secretary.

(SEAL) Book 34S, Page 338 AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF LEESON STEEL PRODUCTS, INC. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that at a Special Meeting of the stockholders of LEESON STEEL PRODUCTS, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Arizona, held on the 12th day oC January, 1349, legal notice of the time, place and purpose oi such meeting having been sent to all stockholders, by a vote of a majority of all issued and outstanding stock, represented in person or by proxy, a resolution was passed authorizing the amendment of- the Articles of Incorporation of LEESON STEEL PRODUCTS, INC. to read as follows: "ARTICLE The authorized amount of the capital stock of this corporation is and shall be TWO MILLION FIFTY THOUSAND and (32,050,000.00) DOLLARS divided into fifty thousand (50,000) common shares of tha par One, Dollar ($1.00) and twenty thousand (20,000) preferred shares of a par value of One Hundred- (S100.00) Dollars each, said preferred shares to be entitled to cumulative dividends at the rate of six (65,) per cent per annum. Upon sub- scriptlon for shares as authorized, payment for shares shall be made in such manner and 'upon such terms -as the Board of Directors may fix. either in cash, services, or by.

the sale, transfer or assignment to the corporation 'of property, property rights, or interests therein, real or personal, for the Evenlna, May L.EGAJU NOTICE purposes of the corporation, and in payment of which, either preferred or common shares may issued, shares so issued shall thereupon and thereby become and be fully paid and non-assessable, and in the absence of actual fraud In the transaction by the Board of Directors to the value of rendered or. property, or property rights purchased, shall conclusive" IN WITNESS WHEREOF, laid LEE. SON -STEEL PRODUCTS, INC. has caused; this certificate to be executed by ided attested bv Its Secretary this I2tb of January, A D. W49 LEESON.

STEEL- PRODUCTS. INC. By G. T. STEVENS, President, Attest: I.

H. JANENAS; Aunt, Secretary. Book MS, Page 338. STATE OF ILLINOIS) )SS. COUNTY Of COOK) This instrument acknowledged before me this 12th day of January, A.

D. 1919 by GEORGE T. STEVENS, as iderit of LIESON. STEEL PRODUCTS, INC, who stated that executed Instrument on behalf of company for purpose of consideration therein expressed. C.

J. MORGAN, Notary My expires February, ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION Incorporating Division FILED JAN. .11, 19S1 At 10:00 A.M. at request of MORGAN LANOFF whoje adoreTM'if First National Bank Bldf. Chicago 3, Illinois.

MEL D. MICHAEL, Secretary. By 'T. HABEICH. Pub: May 18, 19, II, 22, 14, 1951.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LEASE BUILDINGS Notice Is hereby Riven that the BoardM Supervisors of Plma County. Arizona, will it "JU hour of 11:00 A.M.. on the 14th day o( June 1951. at the front door County Building in Alo. Arizona, lease.

at public auction, to the highest and best bidder buildings located at the Municipal Airport, "Ado. Arizona, which, buildings may be examined at said loca- Sa'id leases shall be for a period not to exceed one year shall. DC upon condition successful bidders maintain said buildings in as good a condition as thev are at the hegjnnlnir of the term of said leases. The Board reserves the prlvilci'tt of rejecting any and all bids for any reason whatsoever and to waive any irregularities or informalities In the bids or in Done'bv order of the Board of.Super- visors this 7th rtav of Mav RICHARD E. KOLS.

Cleric Board of Supervisors. Pirns County, Arizona Publish: May 12..19 and June 1. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby piven that the Board of Trustees or Elementary School- District Ko. of Pima Conrrty; will re-. cdve bids for furnlshinc all labor and material and transportation and services, lor the construction of an- elementary, school building to-be'built at the southeast' corner of Fremont Avenue and' 33rd Street.

Tucson. Arizona. Bids must be In the hands of the Board of Trustees. School District No. 1.

Pima at their office IS South Park Avenue. Tucson. Arizona, on or before 10 o'clock A.Mi Wnuntain Standard' Time. June IS51. when said bids will be opened and read aloud at that place.

Copies of plans and ficeeificatlons be obtained by depositing. 125.00 with, Jaastad Xnipe. Architect, 103 Milten- ber? Tucson, Arizona. The amount.of deposit for one set of plans and specifications will be returned to each bidder who returns such plans and 'specifications In Kood condition within five (5) days after the opening of the bids. The rote of per diem wages and rales for legal holidays and rates for overtime is attached to the contract documents which may be obtained as above stated.

Bids' shall be -submitted on forms attached to the specifications. Each bid shall be accompanied by. certified check or cashier's -check or a satisfactory bid bond In favor: of the Board of Trustees, Elementary School District No 1, Pima County. Arizona'. The i bonds, or certified checks Khali, be not less than five per cent (5W of the amount of the bid.

This amount will be forfeited to the Owner, as liquidated damages. In the bidder fails to furnish a Surety Company Bond within days'after written notice of the award of the contract. The checks of the unsuccessful bid- bers will be returned to them, upon the. awlrd of the contract, and the check the successful bidder will be returned to him upon "his furnishinE a satisfactory surety company bond, as provided by- law. The Board of- Trustees, Elementary School District No.

.1, Pima County, Arizona, reserves the to reject any and all bids and a risbt to waive any informalities in', the bids whatsoever. Board of Trustees. Elementary School District No. I Pima County. Arizona By OLIVER DRACHMAS, Chairman By FRED W.

FICKETT, Cleric Dated: May 18, 1S51 This -notice to be published May 18, 22, 23, 24, 25; and 26, Inclusive. DIAL For ALL DEPARTMENTS oi Tucson Newspapers, IMC All claims of error in publication shall be made within 24 hours after first insertion. No claims will be allowed for more than one lucorrec' insertion Minimum Charged 51 30 days $1,30 Word lu-word Minimum Open Sundays 8 to 4 Cancellation Deadline 4:30 PJVl Weekdays 3 PJa. Saturday An alphabetically arranged dlrec- toi-y of business socclaltzinc In services such as contractors landscamnc vacuums fans, washers. eouiumein heatlna 21A 23 I3A 24 1 S3 91 83 29 62A 53A 78A Acresee Aoartmcnts-- Unfurnished Furnished Autos-- Rcoalrlnfl Paintinc For For Rent Wanted Bus Directory Bus ODDort'y Bus Property Bus Rentals Bicycles Clothiaa for Sale Clothesline Poles Convalescent Guests Docs Cats.

Pets Dude Ranches Employ Acertcv 8 Farms. Ranches 93 Financial Serv 19 Guest Ranches for Sale 8SA Guest Houses Hotels 77 Brio Wanted-Male 8 Male Female 9A Female 10 H'sehold Goods H'skoc Rooms 76 Houses for Kent- Furnished 81 Unfurnished 82 Houses for Sale 9fi Ooen for Sale 95 Income Pron'tv 89 Let's Swan 53 Mlse forRent Loans-Money 20 Baal' Estate 20A and Found 2 Lot for Sale 92 Money Loans 2D Motorcycles 29 Mlsc for Sale 52 Gut of Town Rentals 81A Out of Town Prooertv fl4A Personals P'trv Eccs. etc 61 Radios Musical Instruments 55 Real Estate-Exchange 87 Wanted 88 Rest 77 A Resorts 72 Situations Wanted Male Male, female 11A Female 12 Suburban Property Room Without Board -75 Rm Board 74 Trailer Courts 73 Rm i Board Wanted MA Trailers-New. Used 25 Travel OooortV 15 For Rent Z2A Want to Invest 14 Wanted to Buy W.inti-d 1o 85 APPLIANCE APPLIANCE REPAIR All refrigerators o-ashinr machines rcnaired, Promot McKENZIE'S .411 4th ruMM or M459 UZE ife A to Shop, 1UC3I. BABY NEEDS BABY SHOES IN GENUINE BRONZE BASIL BRONZE STUDIO.

5-5911 KKNTS cribs. cnalra strollers, etc 1223 6th 3-0151 BOOK Si'OKJES Books 6c late issue magazines bought. Nook 47 W. Congress. BOOKKKKFlNCi SKKVICfc TAX AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for small business.

Morgi Phone 3-1343. 2022 N. Stone. EXCAVATING 1 FAINTING DECORATING BULLDOZER ROAD GRADER With operators. S-2O Paper hanging paintinB.

Free estt- mates, license. Ph. 2-5355. Light Grading Excavating Loader Cleanup Ser Pn 5-S116 EXPERT PATCH PLASTERING I Reasonable prices. Ph.

5-8765. PAST economical trenching with ma- chine-rHAYDEN Phone 5-6451 FENCES" CITRUS TREES. Good variety. Last chance. Jurko's Citrus Ranch.

3-7054. PAINTING--By master craftsman. Guaranteed workmanship, reasonable, SID and SIS room. Phone 4-014 SLIPCOVERS RENT new sewinir machine S5 month. Expert renairine.

Free estimates. Sow-Rite. 1121 S. 6th. 2-7212.

SLIP covers, drapes, spreads, custom made. Georcla Johnston: Ph. 5-0745. STOKE EO.UIPMENT PERSONALS HELP WANTED, Male DRUGS--Speedway at T.vn- dall. Graduation gifts, favorite cosmetics, grooming essentials.

Prescriptions, CJHAIN link wood ornamental lawn patio wall, carporte. mail boxes. S6.95 License. Terms. 5-0743.

WALLS CEMENj WOKK.S EXPERT workmanship--Foundations, floors sidewalks oatios Free estimates. 4-0333. CONCRETE floors, sidewalks, curbs, foundations, mats, S10 eu. yd. 5-7591.

CESSPOOLS--SEPTIC TANKS cone. blk. wail, S2.75 line It Labor, material tnd. Lie, cent. 5-7591 BEKNHAHD MANDL'S COMPLETE FURNITURE SERVICE 320 E.

6TH ST. 4-0342 FURNITURE REPAIRED, reiinished Best in the west. Phone 2-8S56. MCCARTHYS Septic system installed and cieanec Free Insp. and estimates.

Licensed contractor. 32? E. Adams. Ph.3-1485 TONY F. WARD'S Pumping Dial 4-1533 CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Licensed plumber.

W. Ganz PlbR. and Heatinc. 1021 N. 3rd.

Ph. 3-3731 WARD BROS. PUMPING Cesspools and septic tanks vacuum cleaned. For reliable serv. precast concrete septic tar, Approved county-city FHA S55 de- liverod.

Ph. 2-2260. HAYDEN EXCAVATION Dial 5-6451 PUMPING CO. Cesspools and septic tanks vacuum cleaned. Latest prompt, reliable.

Dial 6-0191 CHA1K 4RNIE RENTS chair? tablw everything for voar i-0151 CONTRACTORS YEARS Experience in residential bulldlnc cabinet work, remodeling. repair. 3-3584. BLOCK laying, "floors, plastering. building and 2-0783.

NEvrCONSTRrjCTION. Repatrs. pauo walls. Painting and earpentry by licensed contractor. Phone 3-4134.

NEW lawns, tree trimming, shrubbery. Plowing. Free cst. Nordgrom. 2-2730.

SHAMROCK IAVTN CO New lawns, tree pruning, yard cleaning s-1552. REMODELING rcnairing cement finishing uatio walls Block laving. 6-0585 CARPENTRY Remodeling alterations, brick, block concrete, 649 N. Catallna Blvd. Ph.

5-6915. C. Ed Hath CARPENTER work repairs alterations: reasonable Sutherland Phonf 1ST CLASS new constr- re- mod Lie, gen, str. 3-6829 GENERAL -REPAIR, new construction. Strahl Construction Co.

3-3757. Licensed contractor. COOLING ANT) HEATING SNO B'REEZE Coolers. Installed, service, pads, Moyer Air Condi- tionlne. Ph.

McKENZIE'S pio: COOLERS eleaijcd. oiled, repacked Reasonable Pb DUCT WORK. CENTRAL HEATTNGT COOLING FnBNACES.COOlj; ERS INSTALLED: SERVICED ACE COOLER MAINTENANCE. S-1291. HEATING electric repair Call DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING shirts and belts Duttons.

Vi-Ans Sewing Service: 55 DRESSMAKING--TailorinK specializing In alterations. 2609 5th. ELECTRIC WIRING residential end commercial service X. Outrun. Dial t-lMi.

HAULING, LIGHT HAULING, all kinds delivery, yard scraping, prompt service. 5-0068. trash mortar sand, plaster Call 3-2060. HOUSKHOLD REPAIR THE FKAU, SHOP 130 W. Indlo Dial 2-8133 Decoratlns rep appliances rep carnentrv COOLER, SERVICE, TUCSON- MAINTENANCE SERVICE Remodeling contractors.

Patio walls, roofing, cooler service, city- state licnese: guaranteed work. 2-7201 SHOP ON WHEELS. Will come to your door, ready to work. Dial for trial 6-3519- HOUSE I HOUSES- MOVED" Frame, brlclc or stucco Call 2-3331 for free estimate Tucson Warehouse Transfer Co no sth St Established las: ARIZONA HOUSE MOVING CO. A.

Smith Free Estimates 3-1001 IWKLEK, WATCH KKFAIK watch and iewelrv repair Pltt'a'Jewelers LANDSCAPING Tucson Roofing Supply C6 7th 2-1181. 5-3413 LICENSED CONTRACTOR lawns, sprinkler systems installed. Free estimates. Wordens Nursery 2921 Grant. Ph 5-0384: DORAME, general.

landscaping, top fertilizer. Phone 2-0-135. MOVING ACROSS THE street -or across the Nation Complete movinK. nackine storage shipping' service Tucson warehouse. Transfer Co no Stn St Ph 5-3531 Established 1M7 M7KSEEIES Hibiscus, Queens Wreath, Oleanders, Plumbago, and Bougain- vllls Middletons.

2701 S. 6th Ave. SHRUBS lawns renov Park Ave. Nurs Wetmore Iroo. 1- FERTILIZER S4 yd.

2 yds. S7 DELIVERED. PH. 6J1681 GAHDEN and bedding plants. 734 E.

Sth. PAINTING; DECORATING PERSONAL SERVICE Free estimate. License. Ben F. HaIl.

5-46Se or g-2610 piling and stueeo. Gnaranteed. Hosteler's 2-2S49 PAINTING at Bvini prices. Time payments arranged. Free gst- S-95Q7.

-RENT, electric hedge trimmer. lawn mower, seeder. We do lawn sell-top soil, steer-manure, commercial fertilizer, lawn garden seed supplies. Ft Lowell Feed i Supply 3237. Ft, Lowell JM.

INTERIOR, nalnttne. jsrayina. hcndezang, PAVING BLACK TOP pavlns. Richards Paving Co Free estimate 5-7311. PUMP REPAIRING SALES, SERVICE--All makes pumps and water systems; pump rig avail able.

Co. Ph. 2-4462. -KAU10 REPAIK ALL MAKES HEP AIRED Free Pickup and dellverv A to Re- ShOD 547 th Ph 3-813; RA'GB REPAIR REPAIR SERVICE on au makes electric ranges and hot water heaters: guaranteed- large parts stock. Phone 2-4462.

RUSSELL It MACH 1111 N. 12th Ave. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE FOR RELIABLE "service on all make refrigerators call Princs Engineer- Ing Phone 5-8551 iria c-uuiic, COMMERCIAL Refrigeration Service --Any hour of the itwenty-four Car GLOVER-CLARK 2-4626 RESTAURANT SUPPLIES HOTEL RESTAURANT SUPPLY 2016 S- 4th Ave. Dial 4-0401 ROOFING WOOD shingle roofs repaired or stained. Call 3-6388, SAVE on roorlne and Insulation AU work cuarairteed Free.

8th Ave Ph. 1-6435. WESTERN AUTO SUPP1.1E CO LOST black Cocker Spaniel (name on Richey nbout.4 weeks ago. Reward 5-4562. HOFFMAN Rooflns Paint Co.

Re. roofing. 2513 N. Stone. Dial SAND AND GKAVEL YANKOVIC.

mortar, concrete, sand, river gravel, top soil rock. 3-0733. CALL our farm for top -SOIL gravel, mortar sand. fllL ftrtmier- lite, rock, Tractor for rent. Ph, 5-4458 or 4-0162.

ROCK, sand gravel, top soil, ftu dirt 3-9865, PAINTER NEEDS WORK RELIABLE. DIAL 3-6102, SCHOOLS SUMMER SCHOOL T-rew dav and evening beginning June llth. Shorthand, steno- accounting, filing, office machines, English, -word study, business math, commercial law. Special classes' for high school and- college under graduates. GI approved.

Enrollment deadline for GO. students July Call' or write for catalogue. msort's Business College 443 COLLEGE OF COMMZHOi Fully Accredited Basinets School 13J Dial 4-1021 GATLTN'S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Stone. 4-1282. Bldlv FdR EXPERT machine ing call the Singer Sewing Machine Co.

rree and our serrlce THE ONLY Singer- Sewtout etnter Tucson Is located ftt Singer UacMm-Co WJ Coneress St A i MAKES of paired and Pffttt HUSSMAN refrig. nev-'. used Frank Samuels Dist. Co. -Dial a-1492 STORE Equipment--Coolers.

Tuck 327 4th Ave. Ph. SAVING S. computing scale. Like new 5-3806.

TILE DRAINBOARDS. bathrrn. floors, Free fat PrillHns UPHOLSTERING PETE'S UPHOLSTERY, and slip covers. Phone 3-3834. 2015 S.

4th. the lowest Con; LESTER BENSON Upholstering and repairing. 414 E. 9th. Dial 2-1552, VACUUM CLEANERS ALL MAKES repaired Free nicku 1 delivery.

A to Repair All Shop. 3-8132. 547 N. WASHINGi MACHESHT MITCHELL'S and dellverr- all makes of washers Let experts i pair vour washers 101 CONGRESS ii-7461 EXt. WELL DRILLING CARL PISTOR DRILLING CONTRACTOR Cor.

25th and Ave Dinl g-721! FORSYTS DRTLLTNG CO 422 E. Mabel Dial, A. A. McDANISL drilling contractor 1208 E. Roger Rd.

Phone 2-0582. "SHETLAND PONIES Will teach children Jo.ride In forenoon, by the hour. Capable attendant. Sec M. C.

White.at Klddieland. 3943 E. Speed-way LOSI AND FOUND TEEN AGE girl lost boy friend's ring. Initials I D. vicinity Campbell Speedway.

Please Phor-e 2-1644. RERSONALS AIRLINES NEED YOU Hi-School Graduates IS to HOSTESS Receptionist Station Agt. Secretary Radio Opr Passenger -Agt. Meteorologist Flight Disp. Cunt.

Tower Opr. AND MANY OTHER POSITIONS 1005S placement of qualified'graduates. TRAINING does NOT with present employment. Interviews by APPOINTMENT ONLY. Give age and.phone number Star-Citizen Box J554 "tN'NEED OF ADVICE? CONSULT MRS.

LEWIS FAMOUS SPrRITtJAI, PSYCHIC Private readings Sv ano't' onlv Pb 8-3239 156 1st. Sodw'v Swan bus I OLD GOLD Cash Paid at Once Grunewald Adams EAST CONGHES9 PHYSIO THERAPY Steam, bath. 1210 6th. Dlerker MEDIUM Reader. 200 33rd Dial' 2-9630" for NEED QUICK CASH! Turn vour Diamonds Into Began CRESCENT JSWKJHIS LEARN TO DRIVE, z.

School, II-1383 or 3-1022 Alcoholics Anonymous Box 4432 Dial 5-1552 REV KISSEL spiritualist reader wll. w. Lacuna Ph DIFFICULT problems confidentially discussed. Elizabeth Bullock. 2-3174 SMALL FRY clay school ages 3 kindergarten.

Phone 5-0021 SWEDISH massage 42 Fremont 2nd house No: Ph. 2-253 MAPAM SARAH PALMIST ADVICE help O- affairs of life love matters business family troubles. 4007 6th Hours 8 A.M., MRS. BROOKS Born psychic tells-your past, present and future Can overcome all obstacles that keep you ora success health and happiness. 2424 N.

Stone. GIFTEDT'SYCHIC GLADYS confidential advice tells important 3925 Fairmount Tetcupj rdgs. Tmiri Eves SOC 5-8455 ANY Girl in Trouble or Needing a Friend. Telephone 2-M51 or Write Direct to The Salvation Army Home. Bliss Street El "Pap Texas.

DECORATOR'S DISCONTINUED Samples 50c AND OT FOR MAKING place mats; ihopping, shoe, knitttnK 1 imported large, reasonable; rug samples Guyi, lt II. Tucson Cor. Broadway. Saturday 10 to S.M1. WHY RISK inexperienced hands or.

your hair? Permanent Waves up, complete. Shampoo and hair- dress (wet) $100. 2-7302. EMPLOYMENT ASENCT 8 SERVICE UNLIMITED 195 E. PINNTNGTON.

-'PIAL 3-8792 HELP" WANTED. Male WANTED--experienced fast fry cook's helper to assist chef and do general kitchen -work. Local uermanent married man preferred, steady employment. Good pay and conditions. No -floaters or drinkers Call In person between and 4 p.m.

Desert Drive In. 2545 E. MAN' Must be experienced In setting up and supervising plant protection system. Knowledge of security regulations, fingerprint classification and investigation technio.uej. required.

All applicants please write to Star-Clti- zen Box tivtoiz details of experience, size of organization at which experience was received and age. All-Inquiries held confidential. MEN ACCUSTOMED to; sell books-or education. Can use two to. complete organization.

We have the newest best reference- You -can earn UP Per week. Easy sales. Thorough tralnlmr given. Car necessary. Call 5-4210 ior appointment between 7-3 P-ro BIDING INSTRUCTOR, western, to teach- children have experience, preferably at chil- draua WANTED--A-I body man with owl tools.

See Mr, Turner at Motors, 1929 N. Stone Ave. SALESMAN to travel. Juke box knowledge State ase. experience and previous employment- All replies confidential.

Star-Citizen Box' 650. Equip MECHANIC to lease garage, ment and stock for sale, terms, w. 35th St. 18 FRY COOK, Horse Shoe Cafe. Benson Ph.

2041 Benson. jrn. Miti ptinsun, MAN with house trailer for vard work general repairs on farm WOl'Jt I 1 I 6S 1 New and Used Car SALESMAN 'See Mr; Edel at BEAUDRY MOTOR i7 N. STONE 817 K. STUNK WANTED; EXPERIENCED service station attendant.

Aooly. Watrinc 1500 Broadway. MAN FOR RE-CAP PLANT. STEAD'. POSITION.

EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. BAUM AND ADAMSON 29S NO. STONE BRICKLAYERS WANTED Contact Robert McKee General Contractor. Inc. 1918 Texas El Paso, Texas TTTCT.P WANTED Real Estate Salesmen Have opening licensed Real Estate salesmen.

Call Mr Both, 3-5406- ROTH REALTY AND INSURANCE Dial. 3-S466. WAMTED--Man to load out trudc-and do general dairy plant work. Must be willing to worlc and furnish ref- Star-Citizen Box 656. YOUNG lady fountain work.

Good -salary, experienced. Alcazar Drug Store: Grant Eoad and Maple, EXPERIENCED Service station- Man preferably 1 with tire selling expert ence. Good pay. Call 2-2856 TAILOR NEEDED at once throueh Father's Day. Good.

tav must be well experienced In all phases of fittlnK and alterations. 'Qualified apply Steinfeld's Personnel mezzanine. 9:30 only. MEAT A A Experienced young' man Wholesale. Apply 105 Av.

Franklin St. BUTCHER WANTED. Top man only. Wholesale. Apply Franklin St.

BOWLING-alleymaintenance helper and' pin setter. Speedway BowlinK Lanes. Call in. person at 119 East See Baker. BOY over.

18 for ranch. Room. Board, mil wages. 3-7054: HAVE -openinj? soon for experienced fast'fry cook. Hours BJn.

to midnight. Local, permanent, married man preferred. Good pay worlcjrur conditions. No floaters or drinkers need apply Call in person between 2 i 4 p.m. Desert Drive-In 2545 Speedway, SIGN A I and Snowcard Writer.

Permanent. Ball Slen 227 N. Va. Reno. Nevada WANTED--COOK Must Institutional cooldiur dlatetlcs.

for-ap- ent EXPERIENCED Commercial Refrigeration Serviceman. Steady worKT Established References Box REAL ESTATE saleuman or trainee. Good opportunity. tall rrNISH carpenters Sc cabinet mak wanted. --Apply.

Cbesin Construction ronrpany. 2557 E. HELP JOUPLE to worK-at court. Cabin and salary. and Box-in.

HELP WANTED, M. F. can become skilled aircraft sheet metal mechanic in -weeks. Day or evening classes Mav. Egtb McCONNELL AERO TECH 1716 S.

6tb Ave. Phone 2-277. Dreams" Tours. 6:30 PJH. KTKT EXPERIENCED wool presser Apply Hich's Deluxe Cleaners, 2438 I.

22nd. Ph. 3-5S97 MEN and women for Airline positions. See ad under personals. EXPERIENCED PERSON to take charge of decorating, drapery slip cover service.

Ability to take measurements make Also have knowledge of decorat- ino Must have car. Apply Lews Personnel Office. with trailer to ao work around small court for, space. Additional work, outside for pay. Also trailer for rent, adulH.

Ph, 3-4233. MAS OR WOMAN ior collection work. Must have car. Apply Mays. 700 N.

7th. SECRETARY Excellent opportunity, extensive experience and background required. Write to 678 qualifications and HELP WANTED, Fbmale JO GIRL for general housework. in. Ph 5-8383- WANTE0.

legal Apply 402 Valley National Bide. 3-3687 for appointment EXPERIENCED PERSON In account receivable posting ft secretarial work. Call 2-2B56, experienced: -for man wife In lovely -borne. Live in Good opportunity for right person. Applv 2331? Congress LEGAL Stenographer, excellent salary.

In own handwriting state age. experience' qualifications. 'Reply Star-Clt. Box 680. i REGISTERED nurses needed for all shifts.

Also nurses aides with experience. Secretary- witb experience. Contact Sister Helen, Francis, St. Marv'g Hospital WANTED SECRETARY Steady work. Good pay, Enquire in person.

3-5 pjn. 200 E. CONGRESS CLERK-TYPIST. salary His per month, good hours, permanent. Most be good typist and have some general office experience.

State experience, age, education, availability, residence. and marital status. Cltizcn Box 653. DISPLAY i National chain organization offers excellent opportunity to ambllious young woman for display work. Op- jortunity- for advaocenaenti: Apply -n person.

Ask for MisstRunyon. LEBNER'SHOPS 18 E. Congress WANTED, capable stenographer; typist. Apply in Person 8:30 to 10 am. 318 Valley National A HOUSiaEEEPER.

childrro. achool age. Country home. No colored, Star-Crtlzen Sox 671. lELIASIJB housekeeper needed io.

care of children. Good home. Ktf- Callvjnorniniri. SEAMSTRESS, experienced 249 YOUNG genena office work. Experienced, shorthand desirable but not essential.

Permanent. Magazine Tucfon. ior HELP WANTED, Female 10 DEMONSTRATORS for Stanley Products. Full or part time car essential. No door to door.

Ph. 6-2032 START EARNING- available in Tucson and outlying towns. For ohonc Avon S-0673 or write P. O. Box 1335..

EXPERIENCED waitress part, time! Apply in person. N. 6th. LIT Johns Cafe, EXP. PIECE GOODS SALESLADY EXP.

CALCULATOR MACH. OPERATOR Accurate, on-the-job ex-' perience is qualified please apply Steinfeld's personnel Dept, mezzanine, 9-30 to 10:30 a.m. only. TMS EDIPHONE i operator. Must have med leal experience.

Please 'state and previous employment. Star- Box 79. EXPERIENCED waitress with fountain experience. 4th- Ave. 3ra St.

Ph. 2-9402. GIRL wanted for general nouse- worlc, Live In. Ph. 8-1001.

MIDDLE AGED white for i eneral housework, 3 Jn family. Private room bath. Must be with children. No cooking. Ph.

2-9P74. Only between -a P.rfl. MAID for housework, assist with; children, no cookine. Ph. S-S39B.

SITUATIOMS, HEw "LAWNS, yard leveling, trimming, hauling, clean-up. 2-6S83. SEW LAWNS, trees pruned top soil" fert. yard gleaning. Flannery.

5-155J, WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRMAN. 28 YEARS ZXPEKDtjfd: EX-- CELtENT REFERENCES STAB-CIT. BOX 15t8. SLOCK Buying, buUdfag, 8-1802. EXPERT Carpenter work Gen.

repair, remodeling. Reasonable Ph. oVjver. reasonable rates. CaJl- anytime.

S-0965; SiTUATIONSTFemale 12 LADY wants housework, days Smoet-Drive'' experienced, part time. Write Box checked. Consult MAIDS at your SERVICE WffiL care for chUdreri" day" -will board children withy or--without parents. 3-89B3. HCTATION- in i I usiness woman experienced; credits, Ex.

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