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SEPUBLIC CITY The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Thursday, January 14, 1960 66- RADIOACTIVE BLOOD Devices for subjecting blood to radioactivity were seized in the Valley yesterday by federal authorities. Blood is taken from the patient, placed in a large test tube (foreground) which is then placed within one of the containers of radioactive substances. Readjust Blood Molecules' Radioactive 'Health' Devices Seized Here "'Healing" of blood drawn turned to veins dale yesterday A group of treatments on The parents devices which "radioactively readjust" the molecules from mentally retarded children before it is reof the patients were seized in Scottsdale and Glenby federal agents. Valley parents declared they want to continue the their chidiren.

claimed their in drawing blood. She is Mrs. Jo mentally retarded and epileptic children have improved after thousands of dollars were spent unsuccessfully for regular medical services. U. S.

MARSHALS, acting for the Food and Drug Administration, seized the devices from their Glendale inventor, A. F. Mercier, of 48th Ave. just north of Glendale, and from Dr. A.

H. Lee, osteopathic physician-surgeon of Scottsdale. FDA said the items are misbranded because printed material put out by the 76-year-old Mercier represents falsely that the devices are "an adequate and effective treatment for arthritis; diabetes; anemia; cancer; numerous bone ailments: to dissolve blood clots xxx" EACH OF THE devices is a plexiglass container about inches in diameter and inches high. Eight test tubes of one-eighth-inch diameter are mounted within. They contain radium, thorium, and lanthanum.

The device. Mercier said, is used in this fashion: Ten cubic centimeters of blood is removed from the patient. This blood is placed, in a test tube. in the middle of the eight smaller tubes. The device is placed under refrigeration for 24 hours.

Then the blood is reinjected into the patient. Explains Mercier: The thorium, kept "alive" by the radium. sends out radiation (energy). The lanthanum stores up the energy. This energy acts upon the blood.

"THE OBJECTIVE is to readjust the structure of the living molecule," said "It is assumed that if you correct the chemistry, diseases will disappear." Mercier said he "never received one dime" for his devices, started in use as research by Dr. Lee seven months ago. Parents attested to that. They said they pay $6 a treatmentan amount arranged by them to pay for a registered nurse skilled Cartwright Group To Discuss Future Future plans of the Cartwright Citizens Council for Better Schools will be discussed at a council meeting tonight. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m.

in the Cartwright School. 59th Avenue and Thomas. Stedman of Tempe. THE TREATMENTS are taken once a week. "We haven't told any patients it is a cure," said Dr.

Lee. But the 16 persons using it have shown marked progress, he reported. Persons who said the device has helped their children or themselves included: William Sybeldon, 1927 E. Monterey Way, a Glendale Union High school teacher; Gordon L. Whitney, 3417 W.

Roma, a die maker at Reynolds Metals Mrs. Elliott Koeppen, 3316 E. Cambridge, wife of a body shop foreman; and W. A. Schaefer, 3226 E.

McKinley, a retired steel supervisor from Pittsburgh. MERCIER SAID he has studied geology and radioactivity for 50 years. He is married to the first woman graduate of the University of Arizona law school, Lucy Stanto, He asserts he has never claimed a cure for anything, and can prove everything he has stated in his various tracts. Next week, said the vigorous 76-year-old, (who treated himself), he and Texas associates will start mining gold near Wickenburg. He hopes to take out 1,000 cubic yards a day and sell it for $3 a yard.

"I've been in and out of Arizona since 1898," he said. With the money, he'll build a hospital near Wickenburg for mentally retarded children, he declared. Meanwhile, Attorney D. Kelly Turner, representing Dr. Lee, said he'll try to work out something with FDA so some of the devices can be returned immediately for further treatment.

Formal hearing on the seizure is set for Feb. 29 before Federal Judge Dave W. Ling. Elderly Woman Dies At Home Mrs. Susie Jones, 69, was found dead at her residence last night and police believe she was asphyxlated by a faulty heater.

Police entered the apartment at 809 W. Magnolia with a after Ervin, the of that landlady, address, Mrs. 'Aurelia them. Her attempts to rouse Mrs. Jones by knocking at the door had failed.

Widow Awarded $40.000 For Traffic Injuries A doctor's widow who operated a Phoenix bakery for years has won 1 a $40,000 jury verdict against a Flagstaff roofer, Ralph Harlan Hays, over a traffic smashup. Mrs. Alice Richardson, 61, of 725 W. Moreland, was awarded $25.000 actual damages and $15,000 punitive damages after trial before Superior Judge R. C.

Stanford, Jr. She appeared in court in was "guilty of gross, wilful, and wheel chair and her attorneys, wanton conduct in disregard of Lorin G. Shelley and Donald D. the rights of others." Holroyd, said her left side is par- Defense Attorney Arthur B. alyzed.

Parsons Jr. obtained a 15-day The accident April 19. 1958, at stay of judgment. Fifth Avenue and Van Buren inMrs. Richardson operated Mrs.

volved her truck and a car driven Richardson's Bakery at 420 W. by Hays. Jefferson for until years the acThe jury also found that Hays cident. Weather N.E. S.E.

al Jan. Jan. 28 Feb. Last 38 New First Sun, Moon Data Today, Thursday, Jan. 14, 1960: Sun rises 7:32 a.m., sets 5:42 p.m.; Moon rises 6:43 p.m., sets 7:45 a.m.

(MST). ARIZONA Statewide S.CENT. Moon Phases Partly cloudy today. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow lover west portion. Considerable cloudiness, with scattered showers over the east portion today and tomorrow.

Snow level near 3,500 feet. Continued cold today, slightly warmer tomorrow. South Central Phoenix, Salt River and Casa Grande valleys Some sunshine today and tomorrow. Continued cool. Frost in Val-, ley tomorrow morning.

Phoe- nix low today near 37, high about 56. East Central East Central Globe-Miami area -Variable cloudiness, with few showers today. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Snow level at about feet. Colder tonight.

Globe low today about 26, high near 42. Southeast Douglas and Sulphur Springs Valley Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow. Colder nights. Chance of few showers today. Snow level near 3,500 feet.

Douglas low today near high about 44. Shippers' Forecast 24 Protect produce for the next hours for temperatures of degrees over northerly routes to east and 20 degrees lover southerly routes. Station Data Relative humidity, Phoenix Airport: 5 a.m. 93, 11 a.m. 82, p.m.

76. High 96, low 76. Highest temperature yesterday, 50 deg. Highest same date last year, 71 deg. Highest same date last 65 yrs, 79 deg.

Lowest temperature yesterday, 43 deg. Lowest same date last year, 46 deg. Lowest same date last 65 yrs, 29 deg. Deficiency in temperature yesterday, 2 deg. Deficiency in temperature since Jan.

1, 46 deg. Total precipitation last 24 hrs, .50 in. Total precipitation since Jan. 1, .83 in. Normal precipitation Jan, 1 to date, .31 in.

Excess of precipitation since Jan. 1, .52 in. Total Solar Radiation Tuesday, 163 langleys, Arizona High Low Precip Cottonwood 32 .35 Douglas 45 43 .09 Flagstaff 22 .68 Fort Huachuca 44 34 .08 Gila Bend 53 42 .77 Grand Canyon 29 20 .46 Kingman 26 Maverick 24 .12 McNary 27 .20 PHOENIX 50 43 .50 Prescott 34 26 .71 Safford 40 Show Low 32 29 .26 Tucson 45 37 .32 Winslow 30 Yuma 57 38 United States Albany 28 16 .43 Albuquerque 54 30 49 36 Anchorage -23 Atlanta 70 50 Bismarck 25 17 Blythe 55 37 Boise 26 6 Boston 35 27 I MAKE MY DEBUT ECONOMICALLY! WANT AD. Weather Data Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Denver Detroit Duluth Paso Fairbanks Fargo Fort Worth Galveston Great Falls Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Minneapolis Needles New Orleans New York Omaha Oklahoma City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, Ore, Raleigh Rapid City Reno Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington, D.C, Wichita Mexico Chihuahua Ensenada Guadalupe Is. Guaymas La Paz Torreon Canada Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg Louis Meteorologist Phoenix U.S.

Irrigation SO 70 34 28 1.00 27 19 .02 77 48 40 37 .28 62 53 .31 58 35 .13 63 43 .11 47 23 41 34 .46 32 29 64 34 -44 -48 32 23 63 48 .07 68 62 31 -18 14 -4 77 68 .02 56 45 79 52 34 30 .23 41 37 59 41 74 63 79 67 36 34 52 34 81 63 37 28 .92 33 30 65 43 35 30 .78 58 36 .32 34 31 74 43 .01 35 27 31 -9 52 45 33 26 .28 70 65 .13 58 43 51 44 41 23 25 15 77 57 54 35 .08 46 39 63 56 59 47 61 39 62 54 .05 69 79 48 18 -5 18 -3 24 12 29 15 10 -3 .11 32 28 .85 42 33 .08 16 5 R. Jurwitz, in Charge Weather Bureau SAN CARLOS PROJECT hrs. ended 7 a.m. Jan. 12.

1960: Capacity. acre feet 1,285.000 Available storage, feet 102.403 discharge. acre- 0 Reservoir gain. acre-feet 7.936 SALT RIVER PROJECT TOTAL STORED WATER Reservoirs' capacity, a.ft. 2.073.716 Total stored water.

a.ft. 1.233.815 Total gain in 24 hrs. a.ft. 76.479 Net stored water. a.ft.

971.815 Net stored water yr. ago 678.739 Net project gain 24 hrs. a.ft. 69.340 WATER DIVERTED Northside use, miner's in. 8.120 Southside use, miner's 10.560 Granite Reef, a.ft.

926 Pumped a.ft. 62 NORMAL FLOW PERIOD NO. From 12:01 a.m. January 9. 1960 to 11:59 p.m.

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Births GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL AUSTIN. Arnold and Donna, boy, Jan. 11. BARROW. Lloyd and Patricia, 2038 E.

Glenrosa, girl, Jan. BOLIN. A. H. and Corene, E.

Clarendon. boy, Jan. 11. COHEN. Melvin and Blanche.

3141 21st girl. Jan. 11. GRANT. Blair and Patricia, 3725 E.

Sheridan. girl. Jan. 11. HAYES.

Bilman and Harriet. Salt River Reservation, girl. Jan. 11. HOFF, Edward and Marian.

375 E. Virginia. girl. Jan. 11.

HOYE. Max and Mary Ann. 1602 W. Walter. girl, Jan.

11. JAMES. Cleo and Frances. 3950 E. Washington.

girl. Jan. 11. LOMBARDI. Eugene and Jacque3647 N.

39th girl. Jan. 11. LOPEZ. Matio and Mary, Tolleson.

girl. Jan. 11. McCOY, Harmon and Beatrice, 3931 W. Hadley, boy.

Jan. 11. Robert and Sandra, 3401 N. 35th boy, Jan. SQUIRI Donald and Jan.

Martha, 11. 3602 47th girl. Births A The Maricopa County Farm Bureau will hold a rally, at 7 p.m. Jan. 25 to start membership drive.

The rally will be held bureau office, 32nd Street and Roosevelt. Lovell Rousseau, gene al chairman for the drive, said the aim is to enroll 2,338 farm famlilies in the county's 13 local Rousseau farm bureaus. Rosseau said that more half of the county quota has been achieved. Farm Group Membership Rally Set Rousseau at the 48 5 A than already 5 HEADING up the drive in the local bureaus will be: John R. Beloat, Buckeye, George W.

Vensel, Cartwright; Norris Enloe, Chandler; Luther McCrite, Gilbert; Dick Evans and Franklin Gray, Kyrene; Earl E. Rayner, Litchfield, and Harvey Johnson and Olen Sharp, Mesa. Others are Edd McCleskey, Peoria-Glendale: Bill Brandon; Queen Creek; Ray Hudson and George Knapple, Roosevelt; W. C. Chatham, Scottsdale; Laurence G.

Robertson, Tolleson, and Vernon Lyman, Washington. SAM MAXCY, executive secretary, said that agriculture is still an important factor in the county economy. He said there are almost a half million irrigated acres under cultivation and that more than 100 agricultural products are grown. In the last complete year of record, 1958, these products sold for more than $200 million, he said. Job Record In December There were 6-717 nonfarm job placements made by the Arizona State Employment Service in December.

James Rork, director of the state agency, said the total was slightly less than the 6,852 placements made in November but was a record for any December. Auto Kills Pedestrian A 79-year-old Phoenician died a few hours after being struck by a car at 14th Avenue and Adams last night, city police reported. Jacob Kaleel, 319 W. Adams. died ed after surgery at Memorial Hospital.

Police said the driver of the car, Fred Besenhofer, 42, of 334 N. 17th was cited for failure to yield the right of way, Another vehicle had stopped to allow Kaleel to cross at the unmarked intersection, officers said. It was the second fatality in the city this year. On the same date last year there were none, Armed Pair Robs Market Of $305 Wee's Market at 4001 E. Broadway was robbed of $305 last night by two men.

They entered the store. held a revolver on the clerk on duty, and escaped with the money, accordling to deputy sheriffs. N. I TABOR. Roy and Doris.

Scottsdale. girl. Jan. 11. TUROSKI, Joseph and Anita.

5137 23rd boy. Jan. 11. WESTBROOK, Chad and Elsie. 4 2001 N.

51st boy, Jan. 11. p.m. MESA SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL BELTRAN, Frank and Aurelia. 828 Macdonald.

Mesa. girl, Jan. 12. DIXON. James and Shirley, 1722 W.

Fourth Mesa. girl. Jan. 12. KINGERY.

Glenn and Gretel, 800 E. Cleveland, Chandler, girl. Jan. 12. A.

PRAELES, Alfonso, and rosalle, 12. 290 N. Iowa, Chandler, boy. REED. and Virginia.

S. Coleman. Mesa. boy, Jan. 12.

SPELLER, James Kathryn. 1914 48th Phoenix, girl. Jan. 12. TEMPE CLINIC HOSPITAL.

HAAG. Richard and Mary Nell. Route 1. Box 601, Apache Junction. boy, Jan.

12. SWINEY, J. W. Carol, 3702 er E. Sherman, Phoenix, boy, Jan.

12. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTRERAS. Robert and Armida. Seventh boy and girl. Jan.

MOORE. Jimmy and Mary. 2005 Harrison, boy. Jan. 11, BEARFIELD.

Carl and Judith. 508 N. 32nd Jan. 11. ST JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL ALLEN, Millard and Sally.

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HERNDON Melvin and Ella. 425 47th girl, Jan 9. LUISO, Joseph and Eleanor. 1713 W. Mission Lane, boy.

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OCVIREK. Louis and Gloria, California. girl. Jan. 9.

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Glendale, boy Jan 9. WASHINGTON, George and Charlesetta. 4629 S. 20th girl. Jan.

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A.M. 1st Degree. 7:30 p.m. Masons welcome. Carl S.

Jepsen, W.M. PHOENIX Chapter No. 5 O. E.S. Masonic Temple.

8 p.m. Election. Georgiana "Peet. W.M. Thunderbird Lodge No.

48. F. W. A.M. 2nd Degree 7:30 p.m., 43 Broadway, Refreshments.

Visiting Masons welcome. Robert W. Knott. W.M. HARMONY LODGE A.M.

1st Degree. 7:30 p.m. Visiting Masons welcome. Refreshments. Russell D.

Grimm. W.M.I 1A-DeathS AND FUNERALS ALESSI, Mary. Mother of Mrs. Mario Tobia. Phoenix.

Mrs. vira Lodato of Long Island, Also survived by 2 grandchildren, 'great-grandchildren. Rosary this evening. Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home. Mass interment Long Island.

BEAVER. Hobart Wm. (Bill), St. Husband of father of Lawana Mullen; grandMr. Mrs.

Beaver of father of Jerry, son of ka. brother of J. T. Globe. Ariz.

Homer. Hershel. and Jasper all of Oklahoma, Mrs. Juanita Holland of Decatur, Texas Mrs. Mary Campeche of Waurika, Okla.

Services, the will be at 3:30 p.m. Home FriArizona Funeral Chapel. Rev. S. 0.

Redacre officiating. Interment in Greenwood. "Henry T. Forman, Director. BOOTH, Steven Todd.

5625 Pierson, Glendale. Son of Mr. Mrs. Dexter L. Booth brothof Don.

Michael. Robert. ard Diane: grandchild of Mr. Mrs. D.

L. Booth, Mr. Mrs. R. 0.

Stull Mrs. Albert King. Mass of the Angels 10 a.m. Fri. day in St.

Vincent de Paol Church. He will be taken to Willard. Ohio for burial. Whitney Murphy, BRANCH. conducted Florence Lynn.

Services by Pastor Harold Engelbrecht. 3:30 p.m. Friday in Chapel of Memories. A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment at Memory Lawn. BRASWELL, Bert. Announcement arrangements later by Mercer Mortuary. BROWN, Almon.

Services and interment Ogden, Utah. Meldrum Mortuary. CADWALLADER, Sadie Ruth. Survived by son Charles C. Cadwallader, Miami, daughter Linda C.

Du Bree of Phx. Also survived by sister. Mrs. Phylis Crawford of Elkton. Maryland.

Services Friday 10 a.m, at Trinity Episcopal Church. The Very Rev. Geo. R. Selway, officiating.

Interment Greenwood. Friends may call today from 2 until 9 Mortensen-Kingsley. CARMAN, Faith K. Survived by son Charles, San Pedro, brother, Alan Kendrick. querque.

New sisters. Mrs. Dorothey Rouse Mrs. Sidney Hardman, both of Glendale. Services 10:30 a.m.

Friday First Methodist Church in Glendale. Rev. Wyburn Skidmore officiating. Private interment Glendale Memorial Park. Friends this evening at Brazill-Whitney Mortuary.

George William, Greybull, Wyo. Husband of Alice Dollie Cooley, Greybull, father of George L. Cooley, Phoenix, brother of Robert Cooley, Butte. Mont, passed away Wednesday. grandchild also survives.

He will be taken to Greybull. Wyo. for services and interment. A. L.

Moore Sons. CRAIG, Hugh M. Memorial services conducted by Rev. Carl Soults and the Masonic Funeral Committee 2 p.m. Friday in Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore Sons. CRAWFORD. Michael. Services and interment will be in Kokomo.

Indiana. Arrangements by Mercer Mortuary. DAVIS, William. Son of Mrs. A.

Davis: brother of Sandra Lucy Davis, Mrs. Irene Hicks. Mrs. Mary Gainer, Mrs. Burton, Donald and Winford Davis, services Saturday 11 a.m.

Webber's Eastlake Mortuary, Interment Greenwood. DORMAN. Frank Charles, Avondale. Funeral services p.m. Monday in the Buckeye Funeral Home Chapel.

Rev. Harold Wilson officiating. Interment Louis B. Hazelton Cemetery, ESTRELLA, Juan Flores. Rosary a.m.

St. Anthony Church. InterFriday 8 p.m. Mass Saturday ment Guadalupe Cemetery. Camelback Chapel Funeral Home.

GORMLEY, James Bernard, 415 Polk, brother of Patrick J. Gormley, Norwood, Ohio passed away Monday. He has been taken Lexington, Ky. for services and interment. A.

L. Moore Sons. GREGORY, Dorothy E. Wife Robert Morrison Gregory. Passed away Tuesday in Winslow.

She also survived by brothers ville Graybeal of Brighton. and Troy Graybeal California. Services 10 a.m. Friday in Palms Chapel of shaw Mortuary. The Rev.

A. Snipes will officiate. Interment Greenwood. GUTIERREZ, France s. Infant daughter of Mr.

Mrs. Henry P. Gutierrez. Graveside services 10 a.m. today at Mesa City Cemetery.

Meldrum Mortuary. HALLMAN, Terrell Henry. Survived by wife, Donna Hallman, Phoenix; one son. J. Hallman, Mrs.

Beatrice St. Clair. ClearSapulpa, Oklahoma: two sisters, water. Florida, Miss Velma Hallman, Clearwater, Florida. Funeral services Friday 2 p.m.

Camelback Chapel Funeral Home. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. day. Interment Memory Lawn. HAMMELS, Jeanette Steinberg.

Services conducted by Rabbi bert L. Plotkin. Cantor Maurice P. Chesler and Queen Esther Chapt. O.E.S.

11:30 a.m. today in Memory Chapel. L. Moore Sons. Interment at Beth Israel.

Friends may call until 10 a.m. today at the Drawing Room. HINDS, Elmer C. Services 3 today from the Lundberg-Hansen Mortuary Chapel, Glendale. officiating.

Andrew Peterson terment Resthaven. HOLZER, Ralph S. Services day 2 at the 1st Ward L.D.S. Church. Bishop Cyril officiating.

Interment Greenwood. Graveside services by the Masonic Funeral committee. Friends may call today until 9 p.m. ley. ducted by Bishop Jack Hunsaker JACKSON.

Lolita. Services 10 a.m. Saturday from Papago Ward Chapel. Meldrum MortuKINSINGER, Roger Alan, ices, Boal 11:30 conducted a.m by today Rev. in Jack Chapel of Memories.

A. L. Moore Sons. Interment at Greenwood. KLEINBROOK.

conducted Hattie by Rev. Services Elbert S. Morford of the First Methodist Church Thursday 2 p.m. the Garden Chapel of the M. Gibbons Mortuary.

Mesa. InterMountain View of LARGO, Mrs. Lucy Largo, Rosary Anthony Raymond. p.m. today in Whitney, phy a.m.

Chapel. Friday in Requiem St. Matthews High Church, Burial St. Francis, taken to Newark. Ohio, for LOUGHMAN.

Ada a B. She will ices and interment. Friends call until 2 p.m. today at Drawing Room of A. L.

Moore Sons. METCALF. A. J. 4106 S.

Bloom's. 40th Announcements later. been taken to Monona. Iowa, MULLER, William D. He services and interment.

A. Moore Sons, today in the Greek Orthodox James, Services Church, 33 East Virginia The Rev. Kostas Paulokidas officiate. Interment in wood. Grimshaw Mortuary.

PARLETTE. Albert. Services, be conducted by Kofoed. 2 p.m. today, Chapel the Garden.

Mercer Mortuary. Interment Memory Lawn. of PITTMAN, Eugene R. Petko. Phoenix.

Reba Virginia, cade. sister of Idaho. Albert J. Sherrill. Finis D.

Sherrill. Kansas City, Mo 4 dren also survive. Services, Chapel. p.m. Friday in Memory A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. PORTER. Alice Agnes.

3202 20th. St Mother of Mrs. McCaleb. Mrs. and Jean Jack B.

Phoenix: sister of Mrs. Benjamin Patterson Mrs. Cleo Irene Eubanks. and Wagner. Mrs.

Gladys Shiew. Modesto, Mrs. Calif. Passed and away 4 Tuesday children grandchildren survive. Services great conducted by Rev.

John Denton, 3:30 p.m. today in Moore Memories. A. Sons. Interment at Greenwood PUCK.

Veronica C. Culver Services, and ducted the by O.E.S. Rev. 10 a.m. today Chapel of Sons.

Memories. Interment Greenwood. ment SEEMANN. of arrangements later Walter. AnnounceMercer Mortuary.

STOHL. P. Daniel. daughter, Survived Joan Spells: 3 sisters out wife. Evelyn; a state.

He will be taken to quette. Mich. for Melcher services burial. Larry J. ral SWENGEL.

Stanley K. conducted Graveside Rev. Hurschel Diffie. 10 services will ba today at Greenwood Memorial Park. Arrangements by Mortuary, TAYLOR.

Ida M. W. Services ducted by Rev. and the Rebekah Lodge No. 9 a.m Saturday in Chapel, A L.

Moore Sons, terment at Palo Verde Cemetery, WELDEN. Ross ducted by Rev. Arnold 11 a.m. Friday in Memory el. A.

L. Sons. ment at Glendale Memoria Park. Friends may call noon today until service time Drawing Room WILDMAN. Austin K.

conducted by Rev. Prior, 2 p.m Friday. Chapel the Garden. Mercer Mortuary. Interment Green Acres.

casket after 2 p.m. Friday. WILLIAMS. Mary. Services ing.

Camelback Chapel ral Home, WILLIAMS. Pink. Husband of Rosa Williams: father of ence. Phoenix. Robert.

Pinkie Williams. grandchildren Services Friday 1 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, T. C. Baker officiating.

Interment Alexandria, visitation day afternoon, Webber's lake Mortuars. 1 A- DeathS AND FUNERALS Puey Jun. Services ducted by Rev. Lawrence Stanley p.m. today in the Chinese Baptist Church, 122 E.

Culver. Interment at Greenwond. Friends may call until noon today at the Drawing Room of L. Moore Sons. 4-Funeral Directors A.

L. MOORE Adams at 4th Ave, Ph. AL A 4-4111 FORMAN'S ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME Mercer Mortuary THOMAS RD. AT 16TH ST. Phone AM 6-2441 Private Parking PARADISE CHAPEL 3934 E.

Indian School CR 4-4992 "Serving Phx. for over 26 years" Mortensen-Kingsley 1020 W. Washington AL 4-3119 Our Reputation Your Protection Services as low as $100 SUNNYSLOPE FUNERAL, HOME 15 E. OLNEY WI 3-8072 5-Flowers Flowers of Distinction since 1905 DONOFRIO FLORAL CO. Flowers Wired via F.T.D.

anywhere AL 8-2139 136 N. Central 7-Lost WATCH. Longines, white gold. black satin band. In Goldwaters.

Christmas gift. Sentimental value. Reward, AM 5-9829. BRACELET with monds and Sapphires, between Union Station and. or in, Adams hotel.

Castle Springs Hotel, Phone No. RING-light green Jade in silver setting. Diamond's ladies' lounge, January 11. Sentimental value Reward. WH 6-0662.

39" GLIDER, transparent, northwest Roosevelt and Broadway, Tempe. Reward, WO 7-2384. CARD maroon. Thomas. 24th Street shopping center.

Des. perate need of money therein. Reward. CR 7-0638. CAT.

Siamese. female. Near 10th Street. AL 4-1450. before 2:30 p.m.

COLLIE, tri- colored male. Named License 14735. Reward. WH 5-5905. PEKINGESE blond, male.

famIly pet. vicinity 40th Street Thomas. Reward. BR 5-5983 old BLACK white Dalmatian. 3-yr.

male. Phone YE 7-7367. Reward. 8-Found 3.500 28, PUPPY, Maryvale area, AP8-1568 after 6 p.m. 9-Auctions FRED WINTER'S Sun Valley Auction 2 SALES 10 A.M.

WILL BUY OR SELL FOR 7.P.M. 2501 Westward Blvd. AP 8-8933 ALLIED AUCTION 2614 Wash. BR 5-0037 Monday 10 a.m. 7 p.m.

Open everyday for ments or will buy your misc. out -right. CORNELIUS CATTLE AUCTIONS TUES. FRI. 5201 E.

PHX, OFFICE BR5-5711. RES. AM5-9328 Treasures Trash Auction 1000 and 1 items. We buy or sell for you. Sale Sun.

1 p.m. 1006 E. Henshaw Rd. AL 3-8813. C.

R. Webb. "Tennessee" Auctioneer. A-R-I-Z-O-N-A Livestock Auction 50 Head White Face Springer Cows Thurs. 11 a.m.

Auctioneer--John Whisenant SHELDON ANTON 2525 South 19th Ave. AL 3-4234. Al Downard Sales Yard Big Auction every Sat 3000 S. Court AUCTION CITY 1710 E. MOHAVE SUNDAY 1 P.M.

FURNITURE APPLIANCES. WE BUY OR SELL FOR YOU. AL 2-6240 AUCTION PARK REGULAR SALE TIME Sunday Afternoon 1:30 Open daily, for consignments. 3255 E. Washington BR 5:1603 FOR FAST Grand Old Auction 2633 E.

Indian School Rd. PICKUP AVAILABLE Phone CR 4-6642 or WH 6-1310 COMMISSION SALE EVERY SUNDAY COL. MEL LAUN. Auctioneer. EVERY PUBLIC AUCTION.

1 P.M. New Used Furn. Appliances BUDDY'S AUCTION HOUSE 2113 E. Indian School CR 7-1951 to from con- ServE. from L.

Son 8 MurMass be servmay the St. has tor L. p.m. Ave. will Green- will Ralph in mother Cas- N.

Nadine Olson. Porter. Ethel Mason W. conNelson in at by by Mrs. Marof and Fune- by a.m, Mercer conHedges 1.

Memory In- Hickok ChapInter- from at Services Cecil in Closed AUCTION Saturday, Jan. 16, 10 am 2728 W. CAMELBACK This used furniture business will be sold at auction regardless of price, All furniture will also sell to highest bidder regardless of price. Bedroom sets. box springs mattresses, living room sets, stoves, erators.

deep freezers, desks. chest of drawers. baby beds. play pens, baby wardrobes. lamps, end coffee tables, hunk beds, sewing machines.

TVs. radios. radio-phonographs. chrome dinette sets. maple dinette sets, occasional chairs, youth beds, vacuums.

heaters, automatic wringer washers, complete movie camera outfit-Bell Howell. rugs, hundreds of other items. We wish to apologize for the auction called for Dec. 27th which was called off because of illness. This auction will be held regardless.

2728 W. CAMELBACK The owner of this business will also have an auction at his home (on the same day) directly after the above auction, at which time all household furniture equity in home will be sold. Furniture in home practically all maple throughout. Home furniture located at 3250 W. Elm, don't miss this big sale.

Rev. rm. that doubles as 4th br. Sidewalks 8826 N. 28th Ave.

$10,300. Thurs- 18,100110 mo. we redecorate East- or 1110 mo. I you AUCTION AUCTION 5102 N. 27th Ave.

FRI. 7 PM SUN. 10 AM Living room sets. chrome dinette sets. TV's.

Bedroom sets. automatic washers, Box springs, mattresses. gas ranges, refrigerators, all sizes. Maple living room sets, baby beds, tables. lamps.

rugs. chests of drawers. radios; playpens, high chairs. wood dinette sets, lawn lawn furniture. Sectionals, coffee end tables.

5102 N. 27th Ave. (JUST NORTH OF CAMELBACK) CR 7-3812 SAM BLANTON AUCTIONEER SELL YOUR BEEF BUY YOUR REPLACEMENT AT KOHL'S DAIRY AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY 11:00 A.M. FRED LEUCK. OWNER 59th STREET BASELINE RD.

Rt. 2, Box 594. Tempe WO 7-3023 AUCTION JOHN BRUNK SONS 4001 N. 7th Street WEDNESDAY 9 A.M. ANT P.M.

COMMISSION 6-5202 10-Phoenix FOR HOUSES SALE WEST PASADENA 3. Bdrms. Family Rm. Real sharp! baths. Newly decorated.

Carpeted draped. Stove refrigerator. Central heating. Masonry construction. Beautiful yard with sprinkling system.

Located among good homes. Close to schools. shopping. transp. Out of state owner wants action.

Now vacant. $2.000 will handle. TOM OWEN REALTY CR 9-7675 Eve. AM 5-7234 4041 N. 15th Ave ROOMY, fenced 3-br.

separate din. rm. big service pendFune- Mrs. ClarNevada. p.m..

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