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June 6, 1957 Page 56. 0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Weather Data Obituaries Alice Kraft Rites To Be Held Today Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Williams Kraft, 67, will be at 3 p.m today in Palms Chapel, Grimshaw Mortuary, 334 W. Monroe, Dr, will be in Greenwood Memorial I A-Deaths and rcmj "KRAET. Alice Williams.

Serv-ices 3 p.m. today In Palms Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary. Dr, Lyle C. Burns will officiate. Interment In Greenwood.

LAW, Annie Thorp. 1623 N. I1lh Ave. Mother of Mrs. Katharine Wetzler, Phoenix.

Pat away Wednesday. 1 grandchild also survives. She ha.s been taken to Denver. Colorado, for servlcea and Interment. A.

L. Moore Sons i.ONGSTAFF, Jay. Services 7 p.m. Thursday In Carr Mortuary Chapel, Tempe. Rev.

Walter A. Diehl officiating. Interment at ForLDodgeIowa. MAYVB, Camila. Survived by parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ra'Ph Mavvel brothers, Manuel and Ixiuls Ramirez and Kenneth Mayve; sisters. Mary Jane, Pauline and Candlce Ramirez, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rorntn and Mr.

Juan Mayve, all of Phoe-niv. Kosary Thursday 8 p.m. at .303 W. Yavapai. Services Friday 8 a m.

St. Anthony's Church Interment St. Francis. Mortensen- Kingsley. McGRAVEY, Ella.

1116 Grand Ave. Passed away Wed. A. L. Moore 6 Sons.

SIANEZ. Guadalupe. Survived hy mother. Concepclon Lucas: sons. Gabriel.

Manuel, Rudy: daughters, Una Gonalaj and Guadalupe Sienez: brother, Mariano Duron: and sister, Petra Gon-zalas. Also survived by four grardchlldivn. Rosary Friday 8 p.m at the home 816 So. 18th St. Requiem High Mas Sat.

8 a.m. Re.cred Heart Church. Interment ARIZONA jSjiine II rull Partly flnndy-' at times; fewr Ji.n. fn widely scat- 11 tered after- noon and eve- :0 June New nlnc thunder-1 liirnis, mostly over north and eastern mountains July 4 1st II RK ItlttTUrn Partly cloudy, wltli widely scat-ercd afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms all forests. Little ehanice In temperature or relative humidity, (ientle northerly winds.

Today, Thursday, June 957t Sun rises 5:18 a.m.. sets 7:: P.m.; moon rises 2:03 p.m., aeti 1:11 a.m. tMSTl. It'a Ureal To Lfve In Arliooa Phoenix Weather, June 1957 Relative humidity Air-roit: 5 a.m. 3.1; 11 a m.

20: 5 P-m. 12. IliKh 37. low 12. Highest temperature 10S den MiKhest same late last yr 97 deg" Highest same da last 61 yrs 111 deiti Lowest temperature 7S deg.

Lowest same date "last yr 73 deg Lowest same da last HI yrs .15 deg. Excess in temperature 11 deg. Kxcess in temp since June 1 4.1 deg. Excos-i In temp since Jan 1 337 deg. lolal preeip last 24 hrs 0-in.

Total preeip since June 1 0 in. Total preeip since Jan 1 2.SR In Norm preeip Jan 1 to date 2.57 in! Excess preeip since Jan 1 .29 In. Andy sends a 15-volume set of Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia to Mary Gerstenberger, 12, of Phoenix, for her question: What are diatoms? It seems there is no limit to the number of diatoms in the world. Some 10,000 different varities have been classified. They thrive in both fresh and salt water.

They teem in the oceans and every river, pond, and stagnant pool has its quota. Diatoms come in a variety of sizes and countless shapes. The giants are just big enough for our eyes to see as tiny dots. The smaller ones measure about one thousand to an inch. To see the variety of shapes, you need a microscope.

Actually, the diatoms are members of the plant world, microscopic cousins of the brown algae seaweeds. Diatoms have been on earth for millions and millions of years and they play an important role in the world of nature. Dozens of different varieties may show up in a single drop of pond water. Some are triangles, some are globes. Each looks like a miracle of the glass blower's art done by a midget pixie.

This is not surprising, for the tiny plants live in shells made of silica, the same element we use to make glass. No matter what its basic shape, each diatom shell Is in two equal halves joined together with a slender seam. Tiny spikes, hollows, grooves, globes, and buttons are used to ornament the outside of the shells in neat designs. Each little diatom lives inside one of these fancy glass houses. The little diatom jewels live on sunshine, carbon dioxide, and chemicals from the water.

They are food for fish and other water-dwelling animals. The plankton on which the big whales feed is mostly diatoms. Hence the biggest animal in the world is fed by some of the smallest of the plants. And the diatoms pour oxygen into the water for the fish to breathe, just as the land plants pour oxygen in the air for us to breathe. Send questions to Ask Andy, The Arizona Republic in 1920 from Eugene, was Mrs.

Viola Siemen will officiate Cremation will follow. Born in Davenport, Iowa, Mr Joenes came to Phoenix five ago. A retired carpenter, he re sided at 220 E. Lexington. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America.

He is survived by two daugh ters, Mrs. Frank O. Allshouse of Phoenix and Mrs. Alfred Volkens Davenport, Iowa, three grand children, and seven great-grandchildren. Mary Eagle Mrs.

Mary Eagle, 57, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Texas, she came to Phoenix one year ago from Austin, and resided at 180712 E. Buchanan. Rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m.

today in the Whitney and Murphy chapel, 330 N. Second Ave. Requiem mass will be read Sacred Heart Chapel, S. 17th Street and E. Tonto, at 8 a.m.

tomorrow. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Eagle is survived by her husband, Josh: three sons, Ama-dee, Charles and Robert of Phoenix; and three grand children. Lena Stutsman Funeral services for Mrs.

Lena Leota Stutsman, 80, a former resident of Phoenix, were held yesterday afternoon in the Arizona Funeral Home. Burial was Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Stutsman died Saturday in Anaheim, Calif. She is survived by three sons, John of Phoenix, Chester of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dan of Bell-flower, three daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Clark of Anaheim, Mrs. Marvel Spencer of Rolands, Iowa, and Mrs. Alice Saunders of Hartford, two sisters and three brothers, all out of state; grandchildren, 59 great-grand children, and 1 great-great-grand child. 11.000 Hoar Story Graham Tells How One Life Was Saved Advertising Index Auction 9 Automobiles for Sale ,31 Automobiles Wanted ,30 Building Materials For Business Opportunities 56 Card of Thanks 2 Cemetery Lots 6 Deaths and Funerals 1A Educational 52 Farmers' Supplies. 41 Farms and Ranches 11 Flowers 3 Found 8 Fruits and Produce 40 Funeral Directors 4 Furnished Apartments For Rent 18 Furnished Houses For 16 Furnished Rooms For Rent.

...19 Help Wanted Female ........49 Help Wanted Male 48 Income Real Estate For Sale. Industrial Commercial In Memoiiam 3 Land Kor Rent 23 Livestock 38 Lost 7 Machinery Equip. For 34 Meeting Notices 1 Miscellaneous For Rent 27 Miscellaneous For Sale 33 Help WantedMale it Female 50 Help Wanted-Witli Investment 51 Home Furnishings For Sale. Housekeeping Hooms 20 Miscellaneous For Sale or 36 Miscellaneous Wanted 37 Money to Loan 58 Money Wanted 57 Motorcycles, Bicycles, Scooters 3IA Musical Instruments For Nursery Plants 42 Pastures For Rent 28 Personals 59 Pets. Dogs, Cats.

Supplies. .43 Phoenix Houses For Sale 10 Phoenix Lots For Sale 10B Poultry Rabbits 39 Real Estate For Sale or Exch 12 Real Estate in Arizona Towns 11 A Real Estate Out of 11B Real Estate Wanted 13 Room and .....21 Salesmen Wanted Male ft Female 47 Situations Wanted Female. .46 Situations Wanted Male 45 Special Notices ...63 Sporting Goods 34C Stores And Offices For Rent. .26 Suburban Property For Summer Homes For Rent 22 Trailer Sales And Service 33 Trailer Spare For Rent 23 Transportation Freight 60 Transportation Passenger. .61 Trucks For Sale 32 I'nfurnished Apt.

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Jurwltz. NEW YORK (UP)-Evangelist Billy Graham said last night a "de- one-time wiretapper for former rackets king Mickey Cohen. Graham told the story to an audience of 18,000 in Madison Square Lyle C. Burns will officiate. Burial Park.

Mrs. Kraft, who came to Phoenix found dead in her home Sunday. An autopsy disclosed she had died of a brain hemorrhage. A neighbor reported she had fallen backward 10 days ago after striking her head on a door. She lived at 1012 N.

21th St. She was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, the women's auxiliary of Lodge No. 2407 of the Eagles, and the auxiliary of the Loyal Order of Moose. Mrs. Kraft is survived by her mother, Mrs.

Mary Saboe of New London, a granddaughter, Mrs. Bettymae Hendricks of Phoenix; and four sisters and two brothers, all out of state. Florence E. Welch Services for Mrs. Florence E.

Welch, 76, who died yesterday in a Phoenix rest home, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams.

The Rev. Charles McHatton will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Coming to Phoenix in 1929 from Medina, N.Y., Mrs. Welch was for many years secretary of the Mutual of New York, a life insurance company until she retired 10 years ago.

She lived at 1316 E. Moreland with a sister-in-law, Hrs. Ida Colburn. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy E.

Smith of Yuma; a sister, Mrs. Clara Pixley of Medina; a brother, Dr. C. R. Col burn of San Bernardino, and three granddaughters, Mrs.

Robert Haddad and Mrs. Harry Stewart, both of Phoenix, and Miss Peggy Smith of Yuma. Gus W. Barnicle Funeral services for Gus W. Barnicle, 54, who died Monday in his home, 4410 S.

Seventh will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the South Phoenix Mortuary chapel, 3800 S. Central. The Rev. Peter Thompson will officiate.

Burial will be in East Resthaven Park. A clerical worker, Mr. Barnicle cam to Phoenix 12 years ago from Cleveland, Ohio. He had been In ill health a number of years, Survivors are his wife, Mar garet; a son, Ronald of Yuma; two brothers, Edward and Elmer, both of San Diego; and one grandchild. Miriam 31.

Wylie Mrs. Miriam M. Wylie, 75, died Tuesday In a Phoenix rest home. She came to Phoenix 10 years ago from New Jersey and lived at 2213 E. Virginia.

Funeral services and burial will be in Hackettstown, N.J., South Phoenix Mortuary announced. Mrs. Wylie is survived by a son, William J. of Phoenix, and a brother, Walter L. Ward of Escondido, Calif.

Edna 31. Jackson Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Mayme Jackson, 43, who died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital, will be at 4 p.m. today in Memory rUonnl A I .1 vuapji, n. la, muuic auu owns Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. The Rev. G. E. Wesson will officiate.

Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Born in Cisco, Mrs. Jackson came to Phoenix nine years ago from Seminole, Okla. She resided at 2016 W. Hadley.

She is survived by her husband, Dale; a daughter, Mrs. Vauldine Fitcke of Phoenix; and a number of brothers and sisters out of state. Annie T. Law Mrs. Annie Thorp Law, 73, died yesterday in the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Katherine Wetzler, 1625 N. 11th Ave. Born in Green- bay, she came to Phoenix nine years ago from Denver, Colo. Funeral services and burial will be in Denver, A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary said. of in all in 27 9-fluctions "West Phoenix Auction Consign your mdse with us. Sale every Friday Open Thurt. day till 8 nj 2S16 N.

3SU Ave. AP 8-0845. Ed. Kierhz Auct "WARE'S AUCTI(5N 2 SALES EVERY MONDAY Buy outright or sell on comm. g03 7th St.

AL 3-8504 CORNELIUS Public Stockyards FEDERALLY INSPECTED CATTLE AUCTIONS TUES. FRI. 5201 R. WASHINGTON, PHX, OKKICE BR 55711.RES AM J9338 P-H-O-E-N-I-X LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sale Days Mondays Thursdays THE BIG RED BARN 252S 19th Ave. AL or WO 7-3023 Auctioneer -John WH1SENANT Owner Mgr.

TOM ADAMg KOHL'S DAIRY AUCTION June 12th 11:00 A.M. AT RANCH 14 Ml. North of Thomas Rd, on Slst Ave. or Lat 17 COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF ENTIRE HERD Having sold my ranch I win tf. at public auction: 75 Head of tood top producing cows, mostly Hols-telns.

20 Springers, balance fresh 4 dose to fresh in good production BE SCRE TO ATTEND THIS COUNTRY SALE. W. Haves. Owner THE HOME OF GOOD DAIRY CATTLE STREET A BASELINE RD. COt'NTRY-SALES SOLICITED CI.EN KOHL.

Manager JOHN WHISENANT. Auctioneer AL 3-4234 WO 7-302S BIG SALE This June 7 Lots of good furniture. Appliances. Miscellaneous articlei. DAY SALE 10 A.M.

NIGHT SALE 7 P.M. Everyone Welcome! Al'CTiON CITY J710 Mohave AL2-R2W1 AUCTION AUCTION JOHN BRUNK SONS 4001 N. 7th St. Sale every Wednesday 9 am. and 7 We buy ou'r sht or sell on 'ONE AM g-Wtj The Oldest Largest ROOSEVELT Auction We Purchase for Cash furniture from homes and estates.

Sales Tuesdays LEO M. BACH, AUCIN'R 4029 3rd St. AM 5-4728 BIG FURN. SALE Todav 9 7 p.m. FRED WINTER'S Sun V'allev Auction SfsTl Westward Blvd.

AP 8-8933 DAY SALE 9AM Several god coolers A 3VO blower 'yne A others One elee. plant. Lumiier lawn lum. Chil- dren's swings Ywn. A appliances.

Tools, bikes, lots misc. Items. EVENING SALE 7 P.M Big variety Isedr-irim A liv. rm. sets.

10 refrigerators, ranges, w-ashers, beautiful bisnd china cabinet, modem golden oak buffet Vagnavox. radio TV mall appliances. 1or) books book shelves. Dinette seta, practically new Roto power mower A muc household Items. Every, thkng will be aold.

R. Glider, auctioneer. SPECIAL NOTICE June 9th 2pm We will sell at auction complete grocery store s'oik A fixture. Address A detail! tomorrow. 10-Phoenix THREE" bedronm.

2 baths-Tit Maryvale. AP BARGAIN APPEAL No kld'lin'l Bargains all over this home 3 bedroom. 2 bath Top NW sis-ti'in Only 'lisYt down. RAY GILES JLEALTYJ 4-3VM aiTe lots" In subdVvtslonT One with fiame h-wise. will sell on or both, natural fs.

I.ghts, w.iter Paved road. WE eVtth Drive. Skyline Vista t3 SsSOOO to $10,950 Iiw', low down paymenti Will take car. trailer, lot or home in trade 8500 N. 7th St.

MODEL OPEN 10-8 DAILY Joe T. Bailey Constr Wl Magee A Saggau Rlty 7-4211 MODEL OPEN Trail's End Ranches bdrm. 2 hath, dble far-por. Lge. irrigated lots fenced for horses.

Only $12,700 IncL appliance! 4622 W. Osborn Rd. FII.MORE REALTY AP R-3780 4401 Indian School Buil! by Shafer Equip. A Const. Co.

"Tl 1 ft Ef! blrrorris I baths, lile fioors. ni) down. Jfir. per month, includes taxes, insurance. YE TWO bedroom.

axre loC wall to wall carpeting, drapes. Jinred hack yard. Near Sperrr Rind ljRjs North 22nd Place. Cactus. In CenturrTerrace.

WEST Lewis. Two bedroom, rental jsfiyi $W0? $750' $1000? DM. Yes. we have 2 A 3 Bdrm. homee with small down.

NE A NW. Call early for appt. Thev won't last. RAYGJLES REALTY CR 4-3SM TWO bedroom house, by owner! Carport, duct cooling. Nicely landscaped.

1842 East Tonto, AL 9fi. FOR sale" or trade, mv JSOO Muity In three bedroom house and furniture You make offer. 618 CJhipmanBR ONE bedroom home, lot 71'xl57r. casn. a T-irv BARGAIN: Srtsi moves you In three bedroom l' baths, large lot.

northwest, vacant. Broker. AJI fi-71 R4L evenings. AM THREE bedrooms. Near 3Stll Avenue and West McDowell.

Possession Owner AL 3-3331 after5p.m. NORTHEAST, two fenced yard, g-arage, old shade, 87 )0 down. $-3 month, toUl $7350. Broker. AL 4-1439.

REE bedroom, carpeting, blinds, garbage disposal, patio. Two blocks from new high school and one block from grade school. Nice neighborhood in West Phoenix. 13r Write P.O. Box 1723.

Flagstafr. Arizona or call 1436-W Flagstaff evenings. PARK r'a Attractive nouse. -jir nvjng room. Uuivre shutters.

20' i oam. raroetrtj ny jwebagians. Chrysler refrigeration. garbage disposal, walled hack yard. Cour-teMn brokers.

S15 Wet Whitton BY owner, three bedroom ma- "iy. near west Mign. re: erated and evaporated cooling city sewer. KiO. AL S-14 12.

refrlg- on THE REDLANDS (69th St 1 McDowell) 3 bedrooms. 1 be, amib' room Double fireplace, ptcture svindow. Co fred patio. Tiled vanities. Sliding door to patio.

Front or rear livtna room. $12 501 to $12,800 FHA MOHEL PHONE WH 5-3833 OPEN 10 A I P.M. ED POST REALTY r. SCOTTSDALE OmCi Camelback Rd. at Scottadale Road WHitney 5-8411 WHltney 8-8411 bedroom, den.

nice yart Jaraae, clos tn. $7500. Term. 3'3 Nortu isth Drive. AP 8-152 Agent 'Will Cut Children' Naval Employe In Tokyo Threatened By Extortionist TOKYO, Thursday (UP) An American Navy employe at Yokosuka barricaded his home with barbed wire yesterday after receiving calls and letters from' an extortionist who threatened to "cut your children into little pieces." The father, Douglas F.

Scott, of North Hollywood, told the United Press his wife, Mi- St Francis TAEOYA, Rornabe (Hent TP l-nnoements Oending. Mortensen- Kingsley. TATE, William Lawrence. llr.w Meartowhrook. Husband of r.

Leah: father of Mrs. Clifford Brown. Phoenix: son of Mrs. Giorgia Tate, hpither of Mrs. Catherine Burdick.

Neal Tate, all of Kent. Ohio. Passed away Tuesday. 2 grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Mr Malcolm Bayley 11:30 a m.

Friday in Memory Chapel. A L. Moore A Sons Intj-menMnreenwood; "1 NfiV.nwoon, "Viola. Arrangements pending. Mortensen-Kmgs- Jey.

WELCH, Florence E. 1346 E. Moreland. Mother of Mrs. Dorothy Smith.

Yuma: sister of Mrs. Clara PKIey. Medina. N.Y.. Dr.

C. R. Colburn, San Bernardino, Calif. I sister-in-law of Mrs. Ida CYiburn.

Phoenix. Passed away Wfdnesday. 3 grandchildren and 2 nephews also survive. Servlree conducted by Rev. Charles McHatton 10 a m.

Friday In Chapel of Memories. A. L. Moore A Sons. Internment at Greenwood.

WEST. Mildred H. Services 10 a.m. In the Colonial Chapel. Mortensen Kingsley.

Councelor Thomas Y. Menell officiating. Interment McmoryLawn. WILLIAMS. Cephas.

Passed aw nor. Wednesday. Father of syo-Temne. Mrs Maud Itockwnod. Hollywood.

Calif Mrs. Rose i is. Phoenix Mrs Edna Waldo. Howard and Mrs. Klindt.

V.da Hcvwimd. all of Mesa: 21 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren. Service conducted by Rev. Robert Collins 2 p.m.

Meldrum Mortuary day -1 lit Me.sa Cemetery under direction of Mesa I OOF. Lodge No. 14. 4-Funeral Directors PARADISE CHAPEL 3934 Indian School CR 4-490J BRAZILL-WHITNEY Glendale FORMATS ARIZONA'S FUNERAL HOMR 376 3rd Ave AL A. L.

MOORE SONS Adams at 4th Ave. Ph. AL 4-4111 Mortensen-Kinpsley 1020 W. Wa shin gton AL 4-3111 MERCER Mortuary and Chapel Complete funeral for every income THOMAS RD AT lfiTH ST. Phone AM 6-2441 Private parklnf LUNDBERG-I I ANSEN Glendaie 79297Ph xWI 3331 1 5-Flowers Phone AL 3-2139 for Service 7-Lost DOG tan Chihuahua.

19 miles west of Wickenburg June 2nd. Mr. or Mrs. Thomas Baiagry. Community Hospital.

Wickenburg. Arizona. IxXI. Collie femaie. No collar.

Small whi'e spot in each eye. Lost vicmity 4oth Strr-et and Indian S(hi. Reward, all BR HORSE. S-ir'rel." Blazed faceT four white feet Scar on front right hoof Vicinity 32nd street and Coolldge. Call AM 6-02S3.

Reward. RING, diamond engagement on long narrow chain Please call AP 8-2718. AP 8-2121. BY OWNER7 Three hi'droom and den. carpet'cg, refrigeration con-Ing Near Melrose showing Price :2 7K, EviMimg.

AM Bn.i.FOI.'r). Ha'l Saturday evening. Important papers. Please return Farmer. 309 West Riverside.

BR 6-IS919 RINGS, "ijidy's Diamond wedding ring-engagement ring, corner of Avenue-Glenrosa ir pair nf shoesAL SJ.M.. Reward. BILLFOLD. Sunday evening, vicinlt Sombrero Playhouse. Im-portant papers, please 520 West Georgia WRISTWATCH.

diamond, white diamond band In downtown Ph.ienix. 3rd. Liberal reward. AM S-3422. WRIST watch, rn.in'a gold Tlssot In men rest room of F.ncanto Hr.

Graduation gift Reward Call AL 4-1K73 or return to En'-anto golfshop. BILLFOLD, man's, dark brow please return papers. AM 3-3K40, before 2:30 m. PARAKEET. male.

green. Virtnit Grand AM IUW? GLASSES, dark. Lady's hifocals In case. A I. 3-ri2TiS SCfTCASE.

gray. containing gentleman's perironal belong'ngs. between Mesa and Oracle Junction. Reward. AM 5-9029.

RING, diamond, man's, wliite grid setting with large diamond In center and one small diamond on each side. Liberal reward. WH COWR Slides Two yellow cont tainers 3SMM. Encanto Park. Reward.

CR 7-1704 D(X3. part Collie, white chest, feet. Answers name "Lassie Vicinity 17th Street. Culver. Re-ward WI 3-(jrta.

8-Found CAT. wHIte, AL 4-7061. will give away. 9-Aucfions AUCTION Trucker Supply Co. Sale of real estate forces com! piete close out.

Valued at f'Wi. bidder Sm 10 h'hest JUNE 12TH 9 A.M. LOCATED: 826 24TH ST PHOENIX. ARIZONA 1 I' of transmissions differentials, aslos. drive shafts generators, starters.

Browrli'e transmissions other truck parts. SHOP EQUIPMENT: Acetylene rig. A-frame A noist. Air compressor 300 amp. welder.

Many other hop equipment. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Coke dispenser. 3V0 utility C0Unter MISCELLANEOUS: Lumber Corrugated mnf. rg Cement bi-jcki other Hems. 1 metal canopr 20 x2t 1-1919 2 ton Stude-hake- truck.

1-28' semi with tan-Inn axle. HUNDREDS OF TONS OF METALS. irrourrtls property of lorn Cornweil A Hope Vtelch, AUCTIONEER: BR 5-2418 rail AL 4-3027 General Auctioneer. Ph VE 7-S4 AL COWNARD Garden hours after a police squad the huge arena in search of a bomb which a note found by a workman said had been planted to go off during the evangelist's revival. Graham said that the Cohen henchman, Jim Zaus, "wandered or stumbled into one of our meet ings, and he and his wife sat and scoffed." "WHEN THE call came for decisions for Christ, a little old man tapped big Jim Zaus on the shoulder and said, 'Won't you give yourself to "That great big old Jim Zaus Scott said.

"Last night we heard footsteps around the house. I'm afraid to get a gun to defend my family because of the Reynolds case in Formosa and the Girard case in Japan." HE WAS referring to the case of Army Sgt. Robert Reynolds, whose shooting of a Chinese civilian touched off a bloody riot in Taipei last month, and the case of William S. Girard, American soldier who Tuesday was turned over to Japanese authorities for trial for the accidental shooting of a Japanese woman. Scott said his wife, a Honolulu-born Nisei, told him the man's voice sounded like that of a Japanese.

He said American naval authorities told him the matter was one for the Japanese police, but he added that he was not receiving proper protection from the civil authorities. A navy spokesman said the military had no immediate comment to make on the case. Legal Advertising "IN'VITATIOX TO BID 'Invitations t0 hid for the construc tion or an office building for the rmpioymnt Security Commission of Arizona the City of Flagstaff. Co-mnirvi County, Stat of Arizona, will be available on and after June 10, 19S7, at the office of Matthew E. Trudelle.

Architect. 113 E. ramclharlf R.iart Phoenix Arizona. A deposit of $50 Is rnniir.1 specifications. Sealed proposals will be rc.eo at tne omees or the hmploy- mem urity nmmission.

1720 W. t. 9. NOTICE TO RIDDERS Notire is hreby Riven, that sealed received by the Phoenix nion High School District on remodel ne of tniiru et Phoenix 1'iiion Hieh School. Scaled bids will be received in of 'ire of the Purrhasinn Agent.

41.i hast Street, Phoenix. Arizona nr lun' i7- Bt wis wiii be opened and puhiiny read. shaTronMrnT UVuabie troTo Rd Mit.i per set. which deposit win 'eiunaen upon return specllica tions ir. ood order.

US'OTclhi'erl KSSTKS bonS Uin 5 the. total amount oi me Pin. mane payable tr pnorr x. rmon school tmtnet 17, TV? pr.ral in accordance ith the sreci- ifira'ions: or as liquidated damages In ev-rt of failure n- retuial ih. enn- Th Board of Education reserves the r1ht to reject any or all bids and pro- K'K school district of COLXTY.

ARI of some 25 officers had combed moved out of his seat and gave himself to God. Three days later he learned he was marked for death by the mob in St. Louis. If he had not taken steps to unalterably change his life that night, ne would be dead now. He is now an evangelist." LAST NIGHT'S audience swelled the number who have heard Graham during the first 22 days of his New York crusade to 392,500.

A total of 622 new "decisions for Christ" raised the crusade total to 12,694. Police said the note found about 2 p.m. said in part, "A lot of people are going to be kill." Police Capt. Cornelius Long, who headed a two-hour search of the Garden, said the note "probably was the work of a crackpot, but you never know about those things." Police completed their search just as lines were forming to enter the arena for last night's crusade meeting. -None of the audience knew of the bomb threat, author ities said.

Pizza Pie Suit Seeks $25,000 CHICAGO (UP)-Robert Pesa vento, 34, sued John Seganfreddo 50, for $25,000 yesterday on charges that he stole his pizza pie recipe. Pesavento said he got the secret recipe for delicious pizza from his Italian war bride and confided it to Seganfreddo when they were joint operators of Giovanni's piz zeria here. The partnership has broken up. Pesavento charged, but Seganfreddo refuses to quit using his pizza recipe. Marines Prepared For Atom Maneuvers CAMP DESERT ROCK, Nev.

(UP) The first units of ma rines from Camp Pendleton, prepared yesterday for special atomic maneuvers June. 28. The maneuvers, which will in elude actual firing of an atomic bomb, will be conducted by a special provisional brigade of marines. Births ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL H4KOM.

John and Bruna. 4242 1'th Ix'v. 3 Milton and Imelda. 1 eiri. and trice.

1314 N. 3Ttli bov. June 1 Chatles and Diane. 41W E. Medlock gitl, June 4 111 TCHKMs, Norman and Vida, Glendnle.

Kirl. June 3 JAMISON. Ronnie and Sue. 4tai N. Seventh twin bo, June 3.

Manuel and Theresa. 4ii boy. June 3. SPKIM.MM Mt. Cuy and Gayle.

4ft'S N. Thud girl. June 3 TA i mik, James and Tynne. 801 S. loth girl.

June 4. Wll.soN. Earl and Roberta, dendrite, eirl. June 4 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRIK Hl'lELU. Roy and Gloria.

4-4. entral. boy. June 1. EREEMtV.

Oie and Maurine. Z.VH Weed, twin tr's. June 2. HtRJO. Joe and Mary.

1133 E. M'K-nicv. girl. June 1. HOLME.

William and Ernestine. 1M4 Hadley, twins, boy and Kirl. June 3 LAI EK. "Louis and Shirley. 712 fiiimore.

srirl. May 31. oropenm. Jessie and Dora. 3826 Superior.

gir. June 3. PHOE.MX OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL TOUT. William and Lottie. 1013 Apache bov, June 1 MEs sorTHSIPE HOSPITAL IMiMKE.

Fred and Betty. General Iietivery. ADach Junction, boy. 'one 4. TEMPE rLTVIC HOSPITAL TIAZ.

Manuel and Consuelo. Lemon. Temne. bov. June 5.

QIIROZ. an4 Juana. cute 2. Box 813. Temne.

boy. June 5. Phoenix U.S. Weather Bureau. Irrigation TOTAL STOKED WATER Reservoirs' capacity, a.

II. 2 .073.716 Total stored water, a. ft Ho7.470 Net stored water, a. ft. 44s Net stored water, yr.

ago 45H.652 Loss in 24 a. ft. 2.172 TER DIVERTED Northside use, miner's In Southside use. miner'i in. Granite Reef.

a. tt. Pumped, a. ft. 29 920 31.960 3.217 1.902 NORMAL FLOW PERIOD No.

in From a.m.. June 2. 1957. to 11:59 p.m., June 9. 1957.

for use on lands In cultivation in or before 18S0. Short variations In mers entitle lands In cultivation in or before the following years to a portion of full period accumulation as follows: 1881. 37'. Marriage Licenses BALDONADO-M S.EZ. Juan.

21, Downey, Flora. 21, 221S Adams. BIVINS DAVENPORT. Glenn 33, 2344 W. Buckeye; Virginia.

42. 2337 W. Maricopa. BRl'MLEV COOPER, Little Henry, 18. 2538 E.

Madison; Aima Louie. 18, 1220 Hess. IIANDLER-Bt MPOl 8, Virgil Gene, 19, Tempe; Frances 19. Mesa. rtiTA-RI'IZ.

Oscar. 20. Tolle-on; Margaret. 17. 1422 S.

20th A ERANCrES MILLER. Phillip N. 21. 2117 W. Jelferson; Margaret 20.

4617 N. Richland. HAN( Olh-Mc ARTHY. Earl Raymond, 20. Wernerville, Pa.

Mary Elizabeth. 20, Chandler. IIAYNES BARNES, Sidney William. 21; Loretta, 17, both ot Palo Verde. hINti THOM AS, I Wright, 21, 2711 E.

Atlanta; Barbara Ann. 17, t.H W. Tonto. LESTER MaeCALLI M. Jerry Linn, 22, 1319 W.

Marshall; Margaret Ann. 19. 3335 W. Marshall. I.EWIs-ROtiERS, Marlon Benson.

23, Holirook; Sherree, 23, Taylor. MARI.ER FORZANO, Warren Kent. 22, Mesa; Constance, 19, Scottsdale. Ml RPHY-RYAN. Edward 22.

1511 W. Virginia; Sheila Maureen. 18. 6722 Joshua Tree Lane. McK Robert C2.

Cashion; Albina, 18, Tolle-son. NAM E-MERR1LL. Charles 22. Glendaie; aron 18. Tempe PENNINGTON Kenneth, 22.

Phoenix; Johnnie Mae. 19, Chandler. PERRINSON-f I MMIN8. Robber! Page, 23. Onarga.

Nancy Carolyn, 22. Tempe. PORTER KI.A.MPE. Luther Dudley, 21, 2612 W. Melvin; Carol 19.

3543 W. Pierce. 84.NCHEZ RAMIREZ, Robert Sedillo. 19. 18.33 W.

Weir: Norma Alcie. 18. 6205 S. 17th St. St'HMITT-BERAN, Donald Joseph, 25.

1408 W. Camelback: lyiu. 25. 4743 N. 16th Ave.

John Murray. 23. 1528 E. Earll Sharon Marie, 18 2524 E. Wllletta.

VoloA-ROSELIL. Robert 19. Ontario, Calif Nancy Elk-n. 20. 2221 W.

Hazeiwood. UEIDE RING. William. 20, 1268 Edgwnotit: Carolyn Sue. 19.

3911 N. 13lh Way. Divorces Ashed WKS. Lorine sues Will RARShl. Evelyn Jean sues Stanley E.

BOOZER, Theodore sues Lucille, lie La LAMA, Althea B. sues Robert M. ESTRADA, Nancy E. lues Ralph EsTREI.I.A. Rosaria E.

sues Ramon n. GM.LARDO. Barbara Jean sues Rotert Dupoy-HISLOP, Elizabeth lues Emest HI EF. Martelle sues- Jack MITCHAM. Charlotte Ann suei Jess oKLET.

Eula sues William. O'BRIEN. Harold B. sues Sharon PATTERSON, John R. sue Iir-raire RAflNE.

Conrad sues Edith. sH S.EEER, Pauline sues Chester WiM'am. WOOD, G. Elaire sues RP.ey C. Divorces Granted BRITE, Essie Mae vs.

Jack Alton ETHINOTON. Maureen vi. Stev-en MILLER, Raymond VI. Eliza Mae. HEARON, Helen K.

v. John Edward Rogers. Phyllia n. Samuel George feEK ERICH, Corrine vs. Milan.

dori, received a telephone call from the extortionist a week ago and said the call was followed by a letter demanding 3,100,000 yen (about Scott said he was "afraid" to get a gun to protect his family because of the international furor caused by recent shooting incidents in Formosa and Japan. HE SAID the caller told Mrs. Scott: "My name is Garciano. We are going to cut your children into little pieces unless you comply with our letter tomorrow." Scott and his wife were married in 1950 while both were students at UCLA. They have four children, 1 to 5 years.

The couple came here in 1955 after Scott had worked for a time at the China Lake naval ordnance testing center in California. l'My wife is sick from fear," Wing Backed For Hospital A $76,000 grant of federal funds Children's Convalescent Hospital here, was approved yeS- Lr i lit lCUlll.ll aill'Ml 1 SUI'JCVl IU concurrence by the U.S. Public Hoalth Rnrviro uhirh oonorallv; -v 1 backs its recommendations, Th now mwu provide surccrv facilities which "1 i. i the hospital does not now have, as well as out-patient facilities. The federal grant is to be matched equally by the state .1 i i.

through funds appropriated bv I me council Geierrea until JUiy 31. action on the following grant Gila County General Hospital $100,000 fnr a H-hpH nnrcino hnme1 addition: lOint aon trafirm nf Tiir. 1 Mrs. Law is survived bv finance instruction of a dauehter and one crandrhilrt addition to the Arizona Crip- also of Phoenix. Will; Lodge of Perfection.

Stated, 7:30 p.m.. Temple. Annual Election In oum-ii. iT P.m. visitors welcome.

S5 Refreshments. Barry Casey, A Glendaie Lodge 23 F. A yjjy A. M. Stated meeting, 7:30 ry p.m.

Visiting Mason welcome. Verne Whitney. W.M. Vvjf Queen Esther Chapter 22', srAjfc O.E.S., Masonic Temple. 8 I m.

Friendship night, visitors welcome. THfNDERBIRD Lodge No. 4 A.M. Stated Meeting. 7:30 p.m., 43 West Broadway.

Visitor welcome. Refreshments. H. E.JFREE.MAN!W.. I fl-Deaths AND rCNERALS ANDERSON, Margaret.

Passed away Tuesday. Wife of Peter Anderson of pine: mother of Mrs. 7.e!da Ellsworth, Torry Lofgreen, Msa, Carlos B. Lofgreen, Mrs. Sada Fuller, Higiey.

Harold JI. Lofgreen, Mayor. Mrs. Dennie Sutherland. Phoenix.

Sister of Charles Dana, Mesa. 20 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Fri. from Meldrum Mortuary Chapel.

Inter-merit. Mesa. AsSADV. Hattie Jane. Funeral ervires and Interment Kuttawa, Ky.

Brazill-Whitney Mortuary. CRISMON, Annie T. Services 2 p.m. today from Meldrum Mortuary Chapel. Bishop J.

Darwin Gunneil officiating. Interment. Mesa! DAVEY. Doris Kathleen. Re-ouiem High Mass 9 a m.

today at St. Mary's Church. Interment at SL Francis.A. L. Muore Sons.

IK' ARTE, Bartlo. Passed away In his home on Lat. 21 near Glendaie on June 4. Survived by wife, Ygnacla, sons, Marrolo A Deme-trio. Burial Memorial pjrk this morning.

BTazill-Whit-rey Mortuary. EAGLE. Mary Wife of joBT mother of Amartee. harles D. and Robert D.

two grandchildren also survive. Rosary 8:30 p.m. today in Whitney A Murphy Chapel. Requiem High Mass 8 a m. Friilav in Sacred Heart Chapel.

Burial St. Francis. FISHER. Albert A. Husband of Ev.i Fisher, of Mesa.

Services and In'erment Great Falls. Montana. Ftiends may rail at M. L. Gibbons Mortuary this afternoon and evening.

FORD. P.ohert. Services conducted by Rev. Harold Daniels. 10:30 am.

today in Chapel of Memories. A. L. Moore A Sons. Interment at Glendaie Memorial Park.

ft AGE. Marearet. Services and hurial Ashtabula. Ohio. Larry J.

MHrher Funeral Hon-e. f.l.Ass. Rilrt. Arrangements perding. Weblier Eastlake Mort-u a 4ACKSON.

F.dna Mayme Services conducted by Rev. G. E. Wesson 4 p.m. today in Memory Chapel.

A. L. Moore A Soni. Interment at Greenwood. JOENES, August.

Survived by daughters. Mrs. Frank Allshouse, Phoenix, Mrs. Fred Volkens. Davenport, three grandchildren and aeven great -grandchildren.

Services win be conducted by Mri. Viola Sieman, today 3 p.m. Chapel In the Garden. Mercer Mortuary. Cremation.

In lieu of flowera ftiends may contribute to their lavonte charity. lllliilll Li, I ale "lc uic auvisuiy Funeral services for William su' and construction Lawrence Tate. 57. who died'cmmci'- uvuuj in vvhm nail IIUS, pital, will be at 11:30 a. m.

to- mnrrnw in Memnrv flianel A Moore and bons Mortuary, 3.1.1 Adams. Malcolm Bayley will of- 1 i.t.ic. mm.i uC vj.cr.-u- wood Memorial Park. Born in Transfer, Mr. Tate came to Arizona six years ago from Kent, Ohio, and four years later to Phoenix.

He resided at 1028 E. Meadowbrook. He legislature. a mechanic, retirine in 195S -n. He is survived by his wife, Leah; a daughter.

Mrs. Clifford.appl.cations: son Medical Center and SLiTOrj thi Mary's Hospital for $500,000 in federal fundi fnr r1rlitinn tn'of a satisfactory bond and contract Brown of Phoenix; his mother Mrs. Georgia Tate; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Burdick; and a brother. Neat, all of Kent; and two grand children.

August Joenes Services for August Joenes, 84, who died Thesday in a Phoenix rest home, will be at 3 p.m. today in the Chapel in the Garden, Mer cer Mortuary, 1541 Tbomaa. Ui c. I OO til institutions; St. Joseph Hospital, Nogales.

$428,000 for new Hospital plant; Cochise Coun- ty Hospital, Douglas, $9,000 for mimmont tnr it. in k1 iatrics wine ldiriLj mg. tt 1 Mr- Clerk I Published: June 6. 7. 8.

9 10. 1957. irli-Ciii -i" ,1.