Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 8

-eOsJ Friday, May 25, 1956. 0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona WellvKnown, Little Understood Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANX FheCharged With Gaming 100 ASU Students Named For Honors T-Men Make 8-City Raid Red Cross, Largest Charity Group, Innocent Target Of Gripes, Sneers MESA (Special) Four men i 1 charged with playing cards for money and a fifth charged with WASHINGTON (UP)-Federal tax agents cracked down on the nation's bookmakers and slot permitting gambling on the TEMPE (Special) Raymond Dean Wochner, Tempe, will be given the Moeur award as outstanding senior at Arizona State University during the annual honors day assembly at 10:15 today. More than 100 ASU students will be recognized. Special honors ,000 staff workers, sending many premises are scheduled to appear variety of charges, some pure fabrications. machine operators from coast to coast yesterday with arrests and them overseas to aid, comfort.

before Justice of the Peace E. amuse and serve GIs. Mulleneaux at 2 p.m. today. All disaster services are raids in eight cities.

JIIHUUC. This article en the Red Cratt was written In observance of the organisation's 75th anniversary, May tl. By EDWARD i. DOHF.RTY WASHINGTON (NANA) The At home it organized millions The men were charged after a of volunteers for much the same free, even grants running into the thousands for home repair, tool replacement, medical care, etc. The Internal revenue service said the raids were prompted by information and records seized in raid by sheriffs deputies at p.m.

Wednesday at Baseline Tav purposes. During the war lt spent about $400 million on direct serv Red Cross workers have learned ern, Baseline Road and Highway 87. The raid was led by Lt Jerry ices to the armed'forces and vet- they have more to fight at any Tucson. La Liga Panamericana award: Mario Fierros, Douglas. Associated Men Students' award: Earl Geller, Phoenix.

West Hall award: Sharon Turnbull, Klon-dyke. Alpha PI Epsilon secretarial award Sondra Herriott, Glen-dale. Freshman Art award: Larry Oliver, Mesa. Red Cross is the best-known and least understood welfare organi scene of devastation than human erans. In scores of ways it eased the loneliness and misery of men misery.

Disasters are generally zation in the United States. And as the largest charity group, lt in combat, or men In training. compounded by floods of rumors. makes a good target. of the sick and wounded, and of relatives at home.

p. The rumors can be more difficult to handle than thousands of To carry out the duties In its coneressional charter. homeless. While the Red Cross DESPITE THESE services, lt can feed the needy, rebuild houses Will H. Robinson award: Marilyn R.

Hanley, Tempe. Thomas J. CroaH award: Isaac Okine, Gold Coast, Africa, Hillel honor award: Ron Fineberg, Phoenix. Justine Riseling award: Phyllis Bradt, Ray. Delta Sigma Pi scholarship key: Richard Sail-lant, Phoenix.

Chemical Rubber Publishing Co. award: chemistry, Raymond Earl Vier, Tempe; physics, Donald Nagle, Tempe. Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants' award: Saif-lant. Wall Street Journal award: Carlos Ling, Phoenix. Association fnr Childhood Education award: Ruth Lane, Phoenix.

Religious Activities awards: Clarke Chap, man, Phoenix, and Alberta Mills, a similar crackdown in five cities two months ago. All those arrested were charged with violating the federal tax laws on gambling establishments. The eight cities on yesterday's crackdown list were New Haven, Cleveland, Ohio; Newport, Bridgeport, New Orleans and the suburban town of Arabl, Nashville, and Dutzura, near the Mexican border. In New Haven, Cleveland, and Newport, the agents seized at least five bookmaklng establishments and arrested seven men, the internal revenue service said. and businesses, and rehabilitate the Red Cross spends about $80 million a year.

In 75 years it has has received an unprecedented," heap-of abuse. What stings Red Cross veterans i the lack of any Hill of the sheriff'i office, assisted by Sgt. Paul Mullenix and Deputies Melvin Williams and Ray Robinson. The four charged with playing poker for money are Clifford J. Young.

30, Route 1, Box 127, Chandler; Merrill H. Miller, 28, 648 E. Second Mesa; Kit Pet-tigrew, 25, 1212 E. Roeser Phoenix, and Fred Perkins, 40, 2233 E. Desert Lane, Phoenix.

Archie W. Robertson, 35, 329 W. Tulsa, Chandler, operator of the tavern, was charged with permitting gaming on the premises. people, It often has difficulty in heen on the scene of emer killing oil even laise rumors. gencies.

Last year it carried out Guy Kibbee Dies At 70 EAST ISLIP, N. Y. (UP) Guy Bridges Kibbee, 70, the veteran bald-headed character actor, died basis in fact lor most of the I THE OVERWHELMING floods jgrlpes. The files bulge with lnvet- 270 relief operations, aiding uu, 000 persons. of East and West coasts last year nations that prove the power of are an example.

In New England In thousands of daily deeds the misunderstanding, confusion, and credibility to undermine a repu rumors of Red Cross profiteering Red Cross expresses man's hu "Apparently yon pulled out the plug while the set was still turned on." caused Connecticut Gov. Abraham yesterday In an actor's fund tation ount on gooa work. manity to man. home after a long illness. Some veterans accuse the Red Rlbicoff to commend the organ izatlon publicly.

YET A WOMAN raising funds Cross of having sold a great va Kibbee, who Kibbee, will be told with a sneer, "I The Red Cross does not consider riety of things meant to be do troup- wouldn't give a cent to that out Obituaries I started il to lose nated to them: coffee, cigarets, fit; they sold blood to my son in began itself beyond error. "We are a big noon, and comfort items. his flam- his Korea." 1 .9 1 Only one Red Cross oerson In said Ellsworth Bunker, president I lnS rea nair ai Or a group of GIs In Germany will hear In a bull session that of the Red Cross. "Among our 1,650,000 volunteers and 14,700 Ji I when he landed Charles M. Blakely Of Gilbert, Arizona Resident 66 Years, Dies Europe was proved guilty of selling cigaretes.

He was court mar- tialed and dismissed. Another was caught in Alaska and met a aim- Red Cross personnel profiteered paid staff members we occasion' his first Broad' in cigarets during World War II. ally get a misfit. And we'd hardly way role, his pate was as These are some of the rumors Har fate. No case of profi be human if we didn make mis takes even with the best of per that will be circulated today about teering by Red Cross people has been uncovered.

Phoenix rest home. Piester of Norco, and a sonnel." America's largest welfare organi Charles M. Elakely, 72, of Gilbert, father of Monroe Blakely, brother, Marion of Las Vegas. shiny as his smile. He later went to Hollywood, where he was cast as Born in Lexington, she GEN.

GEORGE C. Marshall The wonder of It Is, some ob zation. Slanderous? Yes. Truer No. Damaging? Almost certainly.

Kibbee. came to this city in 1955. Phoenix, who operates a chain of Serivces will be held at 10 a.m. servers maintain, that so many IX ITS 75 YEARS, the Red service stations in Arizona, died once said the only way the Red Cross could satisfy GIs overseas was to have one Red Cross girl Surviving are her husband, men and women spend their en- who preferred crafty grandpa blondes. Cross has been frequently tomorrow in the M.

L. Gibbons Mortuary in Mesa, followed by burial in Mountain View Memorial Gardens at Mesa. yesterday in California Hospital at Los Angeles. appalled at the persistence and for every soldier. tire working lives as employes or volunteers for the Red Cross, Lloyd of Phoenix; four sons, Larry Rankin of Phoenix, Capt.

Don W. Rankin with the air force That's about the conclusion of virtuosity of Its traducers. Many of the charges lightly bandied Kibbee, who weighed 200 pounds, once said he spent most Mr. Blakely, who was suffering in El Paso, Wallace Rankin ficers of the organization have from cancer, had been undergoing about by Korean veterans are up of his screen time chasing Joan of Omaha, and Robert L. come to after a decade of hearing Weather Data Rosa 15.

Ruddell Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa dated rumors common after the Blondell and Glenda Farrell. Rankin, with the U.S. Navy; her that their female recreation FOR ARIZONA, Spanish-American War. treatment in the Los Angeles hospital sine April 11.

Born in Webster City, Iowa, in mother, Mrs. U. K. Tesch of Mor workers during World War II and Kibbee was born in El Paso, Belle Ruddell, 74. of 1535 E.

Roe ristown, N. a brother residing But servicemen are not the only Korea were "brass happy. the son of a newspaperman. He ser, will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow source of gripes.

in New Jersey, and 10 grandchildren. 1885, he came to Mesa at the age of 6. Of all the GI gripes that plague left home as a teenager to join his brother's road company, but in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Chandler. Kappa Kappa Psi award: Jerald Howard, Tempe.

Outstanding Marching Bandsman award: William Schultz, Phoenix. Art Clark award: Ra-niona Williams Cotton, Phoenix. Fred M. Jahn award: Jack Haehl, Thoenix. McGrew Printery Journalism award: James Edward Rosscup, Buckeye.

Tempe Daily News journalism award: Nicholas Salerno. Phoenix. Charles William Rawlins Memorial Phillip Brignall, Phoenix, William Burke award: Diane Koenigs, Fairmont, Minn. Mu Rho Alpha award: Dorothy Fulton, Coolidge. Hayden Hall award: David Gar-ria, Superior.

Psi Chi award: Jim Soppala, Tempe. Alpha Beta Alpha award: Alma Munsell, Tempe. Ralph H. Morris Instrumental Music award: Rodney Gehre, Seattle, and Roberta Vest, Chandler. Tau Beta Sigma award: Torn Golden, Whiting, Ind.

Beta Chi award: Janice Herrscher, Phoenix, and Miss Koenigs. Pi Omega Pi award: Gordon Wos, Tempe. Future Teachers of America award: Robert Cope-land, Phoenix. Phi Eta Sigma award: James Scoble, Mesa. Home Economics award: Glenell Fuller, Tempe.

Theta Chi Epsilon award: Margaret Brand, Tempe. Pi Kappa Delta Forensic Proficiency awards: Sandford Gadient, Rock Island, 111., Neil DiCapua, Roslyn Heights. N. Marvin Strait, Pueblo, Owen Dean, Tempe, and Benetta Brewer, Phoenix. Kappa Delta Pi award.

Salerno. Kappa Delta Pi pin: Barbara Gay, The blood program has given Thomas', the Rev. C. Vaughan the Red Cross, this Is the most difficult for many old-timers In the it was not until he was 44 that Services will be held at 9 a.m rise to a galaxy of unfortunate He served several years as a rural mail carrier In that city, Rock officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

Monday in Memory Chapel, A. L. organization to understand. he appeared on Broadway. Kibbee won a starring role as rumors.

A new disaster relief operation is followed Inevitably by a series of rumors and delivering mail first by horse and Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Place of burial has Mrs. Ruddell died Wednesday in "AT. POSTS in Europe and Africa, we had trouble getting a traveling salesman in "Torch Song," and was on his way.

not yet been announced. Good Samaritan Hospital. Born Parity elondy 1 today heeomlng cattered hnwera and Ihundentorma 1 Jul lit f) nortii iHirtlnna. Sllahlly nnlrt with ere. J) June 33 Full alonel atrong Wlnde met aeellnaa thli atterewM.

URIC WEATHER i ecaalnnally cloudy with aeadleeed howera and Ihundentorma moatly 'm Hhward. SI ahtly cooler with slightly Maker rHailve humidity. Moderate tawjth-eely wlndi ceaulnnally 3S te 3 sklfllnc lo nwlherty la alkali Forest this aiteraaea. Today. Friday.

May M. W.Mt: Sun rlsea .2 a.m.. tela 7:2 p.m i rMSTirl" 8:39 8:07 m' girls to staff the officers clubs," buggy and later by motorcycle. He later became a parts man for the Ford agency in Mesa. In 1918, he moved to Gilbert in Sarcoxie, she came here one officer reported.

"They want Adelbert II. Phillips 48 years ago. ed to work with the GIs and, as a After his Broadway success, Hollywood was quick to bid for his services, although It had re Adelbert Henry Phillips, 85, matter of record, most of them spent 12 hours a day doing just where he operated an auto agency until 1938 when he started his Red Cross people speak of the "brickbat period" as an ordinary part of their work with the victims of floods, tornadoes, and other devastations. AT ONE TIME or another, the Red Cross has been accused of a jected him a month before he ap died yesterday in his home at 343 Survivors are her husband, Frank four daughters, Mrs. Haldeen Patterson, Mrs.

James W. Lynwood. Services and burial present general merchandising store. During World War II the or M. Champie, and Mrs.

Lester will be In Springfield, 111. Mr. Phillips was a retired rail road engineer. Born in Massachu ganization employed more than Grove, all of Phoenix, and Mrs He was a member of the Community Methodist Church, former school board member in Gilbert, peared in "Torch Song." He appeared in his first movie with William Powell in 1931 in "Man of the. World." Then Warner Brothers put him in the top films of the 1930s.

Kibbee died -in the Percy Williams Home which he entered last Ralph Ashby of Litchfield Park; two sons, Harold R. and Frank B. setts, he came here from Illinois ll'i Great Te Urt la both of Phoenix; two broth State Treasurer Williams six years ago. He Is survived by a son, Adel and a director of the Mesa South side District Hospital. ers, L.

M. Fouts of Phoenix and D. S. Fouts of Oswego, and bert A. of Phoenix, and a sister, Surviving are his wife, Luella Beams As Ancient Safe Goes September.

No cause for his Mrs. Susie Thompson of Hoi- of Gilbert; three sons, Monroe, Phoenix Weather, Mar S. ISM Relative humldtty Phoenix Air. port; 3:30 a.m.. 11:30 a.m..

IV, p.m.. 8. High 38, low 7. Highest temperature 99 deg. Highest lame date last year deg.

Highest same da last 60 yra 107 deg. Lowest temperature 65 deg. Lowest lame date lilt year 64 dee. nine grandchildren. Ruby Pierce brook, Mass.

Phoenix friends may call from session which gave him money to M. Vincent of Tucson, and Charles M. of Wickenburg; a daughter, Mrs. John L. Tanner of death was announced.

He is survived by his Widow, Ethel, of Los Angeles, and two sons, John and Guy Jr. An ancient safe whose unpredictable habdta long had plagued noon to 8 p.m. today at Mercer buy one. L.owesi same na last 60 yra 53 deg. Mrs.

Ruby Pierce, 61, of 3330 N. 27th died yesterday at a r.xcess In temoerature Phoenix; a sister, Mrs. Albert Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. deg.

E. T. Williams, state treasurer, It took a half dozen profes r-xcess lemp sine May si deg, sional safe movers and a huge finally was carted away yesterday to make way for a new one. motor powered crane to lift the old safe nut through a window For' a long time It had been and load It on a flatbed truck. giving the treasurer and his staff The concern from which the txceni in temp sine Jin 1 it deg.

Total precipitation last 24 hrt 0 In. Total preelp since May 1 5 In. Total preelp since Jan 1.S4 in. Normal preelp Jan I to datg 2.57 in. Deflc of preelp since Jan 1 1.23 in.

For hra, ending p.m. (MT Max Mln Pr. Max Mln rr. ARI.ONA Portlnd 7 Kin A H9 Seattle 67 51 RI-Low Wl Spokane 6d St tiugl 93 VVYIatnn 7() 44 ijagataf 37 CKNTRAI. RtaRnd Ifll Rrwnvll Rri'nyn Art Si Chicago MM-.

Kngmaa 91 63 flncnatl 63 43 trouble, refusing to open and I new safe Is being bought Is lowing the state a $50 trade In on generally acting temperamental, Its use was discontinued com. the old museum piece. pletely a couple of years ago Jt was purchased by the state wnen, in one or its prankish second-hand In 1944, but no one Mavrlrlc an cievind JB knows how long it had been Jn Pavson moods, It wouldn open and a professional safe eracker (of the legitimate variety) had to be use before that. Phoenix 63 He Moln SO SI rrescoii im nj netroii Saffnrd 98 node rt 5.7 4A 71 called to force it. Scilona Ml fargo 44 ShowLw NO 4 PtSmlth 69 63 .05 He advised that it never be itirson tu Houston mm) locked again.

Next time, he said. Lillian Blayney Services Today Funeral services for Mrs. Lil it might have to be blown open. Wlmlow 89 Indaplla 62 41 Vuma llrj 7 KamCI 75 S4 MOHTHWEST Laredo 73 .03 Alhuqu. Kl 90 511-.

So, since then Williams has Amanlo Ti 54 78 63 Perfect Coffee Every Time, Automatically been keeping state cash receipts Pakalld 94 58 46 .25 Blythe 99 70 Mtgmry 67 lian Blayney. 80, who died Tues oigar boxes. He has repeatedly iicnver (.1 ,11 Nainvll nvi day in a local rest home, will be 94 65 NOrleng 71 Automatic 1 raao ih ih oma CI hi at 11:30 a.m. today in Palms asked legislatures fnr a new safe but without avail until the last reino 79 SI Omaha 79 54 iimmm Automatic Chapel, Grimshaw Mortuary, .134 (3 1 HtLouls Tl 47 96 Vegaa 63 S.Anton 90 71 l.Annli W. Monroe.

Burial will be In Ale COFFEEMASTER Needli HH) 76 EANTERM do, 111. Salinas 71 52 Atlanta Legal Advertising PERCOLATOR 98 65 5 41 38 41 SI. City 81 58 Rnaton Mrs. Blayney was born In NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING by Fountain Green, and came to tncoDa rauniy nuinini ana znmni lit 1.30 P.M. on Uii 6th day ot June, Phoenix In December 1946, from 1956.

at 118 South Flrat Avenu. Phoenix, Arizona to amtnd Zoning Ordlnanc Moline, III. nl Maps. tow niego 63 37 chiiton rt 71 SKrlii 73 48 Jarkivll 94 70 .70 Therml 93 K8 Mlamif 86 78 NORTHUKjiT NewYrk 60 4J Rolae H8 54 5 32 C.I Ka III 70 5H 70(1, Mnoula bd 55 83 49 Louli R. Meteorologist In Charge Phoenix V.

S. Weathtr Bureau. Irrigation 4 She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. L. D.

(Kathryn) Sleffy of NE corner Sioltidal Rd. and Palm Ur (extended): 100 (t front- a on ScoUkUI. Rd; depth 396 ft: from llndaM. to com. 1.

Phoenix; and two grandchildren. 801 Comm. Inlt tor C.E. Mies. All TOTAL STORED WATER or DulK or inapM area in w.

31. 3N-R 4E. wtt aide Tatum Blvd. north of Northern Ave ai nhown on map In office HZ Cnmin; from Rw 3 and Un-rlnsi to Rm 1 and utab. Dem ly.

Reservoirs' capacity, ft. Total stored water, a. It, REFUGEE AID EARMARKED NEW DELHI India has ear S03('mm. Inlt for R. O.

IlugliM. .073, 71 61(1. 4i 478.693 2,479 marked $262,500,000 for refugee rehabilitation during the next five years. Net stored water, t. It.

Net ilorcd water, yr. ago Loss In 24 hr a. ft. MATER IIIVERTEO Norlhslde use, miner In. Southalde use, miner's In.

(iranlle Reef. t. ft. PiitniM.1 It AH or nuiK area warn canyon Ave-XIrd Ave-Cfllter HI; (except moat rentage on Ml-ourl, Hid Ave. and Colter 81 npprmlte t'aia Blama Suhdtv): from Km 4 lo Hea i and eatab-llih Touilit niitrlrt.

1,78.1 'i NORMAL FLOW PERIOD NO. It Legal Advertising Vnvita IK 7. S0.1 Comm. Inlf. for fioltlleh, SW In i will ha received In triplicate until m.h June il, iwm, at me Hiiuiing and 'tin nance Agemy, Hi rmm a.m.

May i3. to 12:01 a m. June 1936,. for use on lands In cultivation In or before 1H79. Slwirt variation! In riven entitle landi In cultivation In nr before the following year In a portion of full period accumulation as follows: ifWki.

50 per cent KAN AHI.IIS PHIIJEI corner amemacK ana vn 660' WO, ai lollovvi; 1, Rea 1-D9 to llnrlau. 2. Permit Shoiinlnt Center Specific Ute In unclaia, per plana la Si Comm. Office Office of Ihe Admlnlilrator. Kegl.m VI.

With the Sunbeam Automatic Coffee-master yoa are assured of perfect coffee every time. Water temperature, agitation, and brewing time are all controlled automatically, solid copper, chrome plated, 10-cup Makes finest percolator coffee possible-just set strength selector dial tor mild or strong. Resets automatically to keep coffee hoc Eaiy-to-see signal light. 8 -cup size ONLY26W 470H Norm central Avenue, rnoenlx. Arizona, and then opened for rurnithina all lalmr, equipment and material! and ZSOifl W.

Flint SW. corner Tlh St Jl-hra ending 1 a.m., Mar IMt and Momaneiio Ave; mi fionUae on 7th St; depth of 137 ft: from Cam 1 lo Com 8.. CaiMidly. acre. feet Availahle storase.

acre-feel 22.584 performing all worn for Ihe oonmuction of an addition to an elementary achoul at the Nelll Air Force Bate, Ui Vegaa. Nevada. Project: Nevada MT-KKD-I-AH. Plani and aoeclflcatlieii may he ex S06 Comm. Inlt for Cornellun, Sher Vl-hiiur discharge.

arie-Ieel tlesrrvulr loss, acre- feet 4MI 549 man, wauare, nuuer. ana ninrri. Rezone all or hulk area Mnd trezone an or nut arra amined al the Houmng and Hume finance or wain. -Snu. Pac.

average ft. north Blvd-Mh St. ('ration) Agency, uinre oi ine Auminuiianir. Region VI, 471) North Central Avenue. Phuenlx, Arizona, or al Ihe olfice of fmm irni'laM la Ind A on fmm llnrlaM to Villi, Blvd frontage, Ind Bal.

ONLY37 John Hienner, Arrnnect. vn I itie a no rutt Hulldlna Phoenix. Arltona. Plane rea to nouin. 107 Oimm Inlt for Maria and Hold and peciflratlune may he oMalned from either office upon presentation of a All or bulk jik oi aria of area both ildea in err ft nun H77 II SVh St; went tine begin enuth of Henihaw Rd (Wu ft front- I MU ft front.

nneck in tne amiwni oi lor eacn tel. rheckt may he made payable to Ihe llouilng and ll-ime finance Agency. Cah will nut he accepted and Uila lee will nut an, depia Ni7 (t: nae negin hiin it uiuih of lfitiihaw. 478 ft frontage, depth 62? it; tram Rea Perfect Toast Every Time, Automatically he refunded Perfect Waffles Every Time, AvttnathcHy a in inn a. ana tl Unmix North ilde Tame notice or ptmun iikarino by arn oi siuperviaoi a nam nn oeiin oj eaii oi ana HI' 100 f( frontaae eaitward: Maricopa County Hm al P.M.

nn the 7th day (if June depth 6,13 ft; from Rea 1-D9 to I'hoenlx, All; ONLY THE Rc and eetah. none to amend Zoning Oidtnanc and lit IIP A COUNTY C( MARICOPA A Nil ZflNlNft TH! COMMISSION I PHOENIX. ARIZONA 'P O. Rummlt-SW cor, Thomai Rd, ami Mth Hli DM It. fronlaa Rrf- 'Mil ft fUnth: ftotn By R.

R. McGrew. (Jlrertnr IU1 WAFFLE DAKER arid GRILL KNT FOR BIDS ADVERTISK iVKSarCn. tall Cnmm, Prnlect In tlnrlaa. 75 9:00 Sealed bldt will he received unl II on jung man oy ine PS Stat m.

ite II il area; NW cor. oieniiaie Ave. ann Tmh Avet i'JSH It frontage on (llendal 10 deuth KIT Hi, li finiiiaae on 1'lfh Ave. to depth HM llnapllal Board for the furnlthlng all labor, tiamportallon and ot aervlre fnr the erection oi new In fur It. along Myrtle Ave; exlullng ung Myrtle Ave; exlil MM) it.

Cum 'J to re matlon center, Riiia ihali In accordance th draw ii. a Cnmmiialon Initiative Amend Zon. inai and peclflcallnns nn file at Ihe Denally liirlhs ME8A ONTEOPATHir HOAPITAL ItlZMAN. Kred and Stella. 1JJ7 N.

Country Club, girl, May 23. MEM nOlTHHlltK HIMPITAt PAI.MKH. Lehl and Shirley, ift N. Wealw.KMl. Mesa.

girl. May 23, AI.I.AI E. Elmo and Mary. Star Home Chandler, hoy. May 2X HAlJaTON.

Uitcr and Margie, (irnrral Delivery, Gilbert, gtrU "tEMPE CLINIC HOSPITAL FLORK8. franiisrn and Anlonla, Route I. Rx 73. Sroltidale. buy, '2'S VANEX.

Henry and Eleanor, Sll nth St. Meat, girl, HOOD SAMARITAN IIONPfTAI. HAIHI). W. and Jtan, Ciena dale, hny, Mny 22, HOE8E.

Roy and Dnrolhy, 3318 Monteheiio. girl. May 23. KENNEIIV, W. R.

and Retina, 913 K. H.i.e Lane. girl. May il. LEH'IM, T.

Rohert and Maryanna, lull N. 17th Ave girl. May 22. 8ON11. John and francee.

Broil dale girl, May 22. VtEoT. Norman and Shirley. MarimiHi. girl.

May 71 f.EAMAN. (ietald and Patricia. 4734 M'teclto. hoy, May 22. MEMORIAL HONPITAI.

HOI. LE MAN. Ocie and Vlrit! 82IM 8 Central, girl. May 21 il ElixHI, Michael and Ruth, (ilendalr. I.y.

May 'Jl. Rol'AI. Lloyd and Wanda, Glen dale. hny. May 22 RROHtt, Thurman and Christina, 33.1.1 K.

Wood. boy. May 2.1. I RI8OKTOM0. frsni'in-o and II-Iher.

tilemlalt, girl. May 23, mantUoo. Pedro and Cnrl quels Ulmilale. hoy. May 23.

T. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL EVANs. Wallact ind Aurella, 31 11 Camelliack, hoy, May 22, HAhl.IT.rL. and laro-Ivn, 4613 N. Third Ave girt, May 22 LAMAR, llmml and Jackie, Sttl N.

IV boy. May 22. I.P.VEsul R. Joseph and Connie, 4x17 Avalnn la-l. Mgy 22.

PADII.I.A, Ralph and Magdalen. 911 IHh girl, May 22. PAVrNiol, Eugene and Iren. 3223 W. Carfleld, girl, May 23.

Ilclg VI. tng Ordinance. Artie office oi the Hoipiial Buiinm Man ilitrlet Itrgulallona, Itevlte fim lllll Prawlnii and anerlllcallnna may he and ritahliah other intermeniaie examlnen and eon obta nefl al The I lenally OlatrlrU lielween pen, ,1 office nl RMbert 111! key, Architect. Sie. and Den.

JAO ai ihnwn on chart In t.tii cameinarK noao, upon neuoaii or TOASTS WITH RADIANT CONTROL You get the same UNIFORM TOAST regardless of whether bread is frozen or fresh, rye or white, thick or thin. The Sunbeam Toaster is automatic beyond belief! No levers office of Planning and zoning com miiVTV i HO for each let. Depo.lt will tit refunded unon return of drawings and In enod eondlhon. BOARD OK SLTKHVISOriS PHOENIX. ARIZONA, hionere are nereoy noinieo ma eem lalinrer or mechanic of Ihe eonliactor or uh-eontractor engagco in worK on tne 'rolert under thu contract lhall be paid Publication Dalei: Miy 21 to 9.

Ind May to :1 June 1 tu J. and Junt 4. 1V the prevailing wage ecalg pa lerllfied hi INVITATION EOR BIDH; Healed hid Ihe Induitrla Commtl'in for theie build ngi. It shall be mandatory on th Con tartnr to whom the Contract le awarder torn the Contract le a will be rereived in tnplliate until '1 fm, June jn. mm, ai ine and any lub-contractor under him b.

contractor under tliuiine and Hume rlname Agency. ompiy wim an ine iawa oi inn eiaii applicable to eontractg lor ths conitrue comply with all the lawi of IhU itate ipuca Of (ire of Ihe Adminlilrator. Hell.m VI 47al Nunn enirai Avenue, rn'ieni Arlinna. and Iben opened fur luinlih will ne npenefl in ina nince ot Clellanif Hutlneet MenAer of the Clelland Hutlneea to push bread rises smoothly, silently when toasted ing all laleir, equipment and material! K. A.

Artaona NtaU llnaoltal. i kail van Th only combination that makes perfect wafles and toasted sandwicbel as well as bacon, eggs, etc Es and performins ail worn luc ine con airuciiiM nf'an addition In and the re tjiiren Street Arizona, at modetlng nf emit Ing rtaainaima at the rm.t tune v. iJJ9 mm yuni.i.T ivvu elusive radiant control makes poeuble uni colonel Tnung ncnnoi ano ine coniiiur1 Hon of a new Khml at fort Muarnuca i enineji nr i aaniera iTiera or nin ONLY 27 Rond of a eorpnralt lurety icrentahje to the form rcski every rim ONLY IO-Ad. r'lana and' specification! may be eamlned at th Homing and Home th in urn ine live tai per rem oi i amount af ihe Md will be given ai th Board foe live () per rent of of the ntd. win WAS fll IAKII OHiV finance Agency, Ofllce nf Ihe Adminii' trator.

Rrainn vi. arm norm lenna guarantee that Ihe bidder will enter Into fli Contract if swarded him and lhall he declared forfeited ai llnuldated dim. agea II th luneiaful bidder refuiri to enter Into aald Cnnlract after being being II enier and i Idated di re fulfil after Avenue, Phnenlt, Ailiona. or al the offlr nf Weaver and Iliover. Archl I IM Eait ('amelliark It "ad I'hoe Stale MarrlaftP Licenses I t.ARINI).

PETERSON, Tart CWI. fad. 20. Litchfield Park I Jacqueline Ruth Tl. Mess requeateti mi to do by th Ariaont riaona lloiniiai n'iarn.

Spo Your (WW Doolor nla. Arlinna, Plana and iw Itlrgtiona may he obtained froen either office upon nreaenlallnn nf a iherk In the amwint Hoard reerve th fight re eci aU bidi ur waivt any Inturmaltty Th ia bid. of St Ml fnr each ieC rhecki miy be made payable to th Hnuilng and Home finance Agency Ciih will n-d he DAHL EENIiaR. petee Ml AKin. 84.

both ef Tucsofi rossl'M-RMITH. Paul dene. 2, rielland. accepted and this lee will not san iitcgoi noatilt Mailt. 26, ralrmunU uilaaaj Manaiaf.

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