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make only one trip, carrying eoallAmerlca, returning with ores, vege- Latin-America Route Child Neglect am iRJgggSggiSFTjBLic and other bulk cargo to Latin1 table oil, fats and civilians supplies. Bedroom Thief Takes Gas Coupons, Smokes Mrs. Marearet Ehlers. 30 West tl a Will Get U. S.

Ships WASHINGTON. June 2 (AP) 3 Laid To Mother J. Howard Pyle Due To Leave For Pacific Sunday, June 3, 1945 Between 30 and 35 United States merchant ships have been tempo Coolidge street, reported to sheriff's deputies yesterday that a burglar Mrs. Juan Garcia, 49 years old. SPECIAL! rarily assigned to Latin-American routes, the War Shipping Admin Goodyear Man Gets Promotion Bed Davenports who entered her bedroom while she slept removed $48 and five easoline coupons from her Durse 801 Buckeye road, was charged yesterday with permitting "the health and moral welfare of her two young daughters to be im istration cnsciosea today.

For the most part, the ships will NEW GENUINE SPRINGS and took a. package of cigarettes from a stand beside her bed. LITCHFIELD PARK. June 2 The transfer of Clavton M. Van periled by neglect.

From another room, he took a small cedar chest containing 150 pennies, she said. -Epps, sales manager of Goodyear Hvircraft CorDoration's local plant. The complaint was signed in West Phoenix Precinct Justice to assistant general sales manager of Goodyear Export Company's Court by Cora K. McDonald, deputy Farmer Jailed, Servlre fffffWi Australian business was announced county juvenile probation officer, who aided sheriff's deputies in an investigation Friday night. here yesterday, Mr.

Van Edds has cone to Akron The girls, six and nine years old, iNstribntori For Gambling Clarence Jackson, 41 years old, colored, a farmer, 1711 East Jefferson street, was arrested early J. Howard Pyle. program director for radio station KTAR and wiaely known as a radio broadcaster, will leave in the near future for the South pacific war area to transcribe field news concerning Arizona's service personnel, it was announced yesterday. Backed by 21 years of experience in radio and the press, he is being set by KTAR as a radio commentator and war correspondent. Shortly after coming to Arizona in 1925.

Mr. Pyle began three years of service in the editorial and advertising departments of the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette. He left this connection in 1930 to become program director of KTAR. It marked a continuation of a radio career begun as a singer over station KFAB, Lincoln, Neb. In the succeeding years Mr.

Pyle became best known as the writer. for for conference with heads of the parent company, before sailing for Sydney, Australia, to take over his nmit were placed in the county chil dren's home. Typewriters WOODSTOCK Parts and Service Associated with the Goodyear Tire Company since 1926. Mr. Van Reds Report Liquidation LONDON, June 2 (AP) The Soviet-controlled Berlin radio, re yesterday by city detectives ana later pleaded guilty in city court to oarticipating in a poker game at 1220 East Jefferson street.

3 Day Service on Overhauls SWEITZER Typewriter Service 211 W. Adams St. Phone 4-3241 ported tonight that Ked army: troops had wiped out a Nazi gang; Epps was sent here just one year ago, coming from Washington, D. where he had been with the firm's sales contact engineering division for two years. His promotion according to associates, is certain indication that C.

W. Wilson, magistrate, sent him to jail for 25 days pending arrangements for $25 fine. engaged in saDoiage in me vicinuy of the Saxony city of Chemnitz. Two other colored men were booked by the detectives on producer and announcer of the an 'he time nas come to recover its nt-oi tratn intoractc in tViA SJfMlth gaming charges and two colored women were accused of aiding and abetting in that they assertedly attempted to hide evidence of Regular S79.95 Regular $139.50 About Your Medicine Cabinet Pacific that were held prior to the $ft095 sisr- $0050 gambling. Be sure that the prescriptions and remedies on its shelves are of the purest and freshest ingredients.

Keep it well run jjiiui- VB stered. Srjecial WW No arms. Spec. Five colored soldiers arrested in the' raid were turned over to mili war. Tempe Officer Wounded In War M.

tary authorities. stocked for all emergencies, call on us siocKea lor an emergencies, can on us J. HOWARD PYLE and the U. S. Army as a correspondent.

Upon his return he will re nual Grand Canyon Easter sunrise service broadcast, which has been given for the last 11 years throughout the nation by the National Broadcasting Company. He also has been connected with other special NBC nationwide network broadcasts originating in Arizona. While in the Pacific war theater, Mr. Pyle will transcribe each morning, Monday through Saturday, 7:45 to 8 a. and Sunday night.

9:30 to 10 p. over the stations of the Arizona Broadcasting Company. These include KTAR, Phoe to fill your prescriptions and drug re- -C I II I 1 1 quirements. (0X0)3 TEMPE. June 2 Lt.

Carl Mas- rilt sume his duties as program director of the local station, Richard O. ey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Massey of Lakeside, has been wounded in combat on Okinawa, Lewis, president and general manager, said.

This expansion of the company's his parents have been informed The marine officer writes that service was made at" the suggestion of John J. Louis, majority owner nix; KVOA, Tucson: KYUM, Yuma; As Important As Your Will Prearranged Funeral Services will save your family needless worry and confusion. All details can be planned KYCA, Prescott; KGLU, Safford, 118-120 WEST ADAMS STREET PHONE 3-3161 of the broadcasting firm, it was and KWJB, Globe and Miami. stated. Only recently Mr.

Pyle returned from covering the San Francisco 401 E. Van Buren Ph. 4-5911 COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY AND YOU'LL world security conference. Fori nis new field of effort, he has been accredited by the war department; a shell exploded near him and caused a compound fracture of the upper leg and that he is in a cast from his knee to his arm. At the ime the letter was written he was fn a hospital on Okinawa.

He has been overseas for 18 months. His wife and baby ter, Carol, whom he has never seen, are at Mound City, 111. tenant Massey is a graduate of Arizona State College, Tempe. Two brothers in the service are Corn. Harold Massev.

with a com without. Vinson-Carter BUY Electric Co. extra cost or ob-. ligation. UI SHAW 334 W.

MONROE ST. 3 'Waif faints 25 E. Adams St. Ph. 3-6101 bat engineers battalion in the Philippines, and Norman, seaman second class, formerly stationed on IT 6EAi fit Tempe Woman's Rites Arranged TEMPE.

June 2 Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Main Achauer, i 46 years old, who died unexpectedly of a heart attack early yesterday morning at her home "in Tempe, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the Congregational Church. The Rev.

Cecil L. Prior, pastor, will officiate and burial will be in; Double Butte Cemetery. A native of Boston, Mrs. Achauer had been a resident of Tempe for the past 25 years. She; was on the staff of Ana state auditor, in Phoenix.

LIG-WTW-EIGJ-JT WickMal otvui an aircraft carrier, now near In-dio, Calif. Rites Set Today For empean TT- TT1T7 1 STATIONERY 3. IT Before you repaint, investigate preserves J. June a uneiai nv- voices for Mrs. R.

L. Blackburn, 70 vears old. who died Thursday this weatherproofing finish morning at a Tempe hospital, will I be held at 4:30 p. m. Sunday at the I Varr Mortuary chaoel in Tempe.

Can YOU? that's the question! If you are having BRAKE trouble better drive in today and have 'em checked by our hydraulic brake specialist on any make of car. Bondex bonds with the surface, adds years of life and maintains value of property." Apply with brush or spray. Low cost! 1 1 The Rev. William H. Myers, pas-j 'tor of the Tempe Methodist Church, will officiate.

Interment be in Double Butte Cemetery. Mrs. Rlarkhnrn. widow of the She is survived by her father, E. L.

Main; and a daughter. Charlene Achauer, both of Tempe. Freed Mesa Officer Is En Route. Home RAY KORTE ate R. L.

Blackburn, former fac- MESA. June 2 A telegram in CHECK THE QUANTITY. Sky Mail dollar boxes contain 50 envelopes and 125 sheets more than twice as many letters for your money as some brands. GOOD LOOKING LETTERS, TOO. Sky Mail lined envelopes are attractive and have official red and blue borders over the edge on all four sides.

Insist on official borders for your letters that fly if you want the fast service for which you pay extra postage. So-called "air-mail stationery" with stickers pasted on face of envelopes or borders which do not cross the edge can NOT be detected when the mail is slacked. LONGER LETTERS, AT MINIMUM POSTAGE can be sent on Sky Mail than on "onion-skin" because Sky Mail paper can be written on both sides. Sky Mail letters are easier to write and easier to read than those on "onion-skin." FOR BEST VALUE ALL WAYS GET For Stucco, Brick, Masonry Waterproofs foundations, too uny memoer ai Arizona college at Tempe, had resided here about 15 years. She leaves a brother.

Dr. Everett Hand of Lee's Summit t. PHONE 3-2194 324 W. Adams St. Stocks off DONDEXare-carried, by formed Mrs.

LUlu Baldwin, 63 East Second avenue, that her son. Second Lt. Auslin G. Baldwin, has been released from a German prison camp and is on his way home for a furlough. Lt.

Baldwin had been a prisoner since January 15 and is 'now in Boston, Mass. and a niece, Mrs. John Carr of Ruth, both of whom are expected for the funeral. Another niece, Mrs. George Ross, resides Marblchead, Mass.

Valley Woman's t. D. HalMi-ad I.iimhrr Company Five Points Th Hnuv of Color 331 N. 1st Ave. lathrw Paint Co.

1014 N. Central Ave. M.vrs-Ieiber Paint Co. 54o V. Monroe St.

National T-ad Company 515 W. Van Buren St. The O'Malley Lumber Company 4th Ave. and Jellerson St. Phoenix Paint Company 5th Ave.

and Adams St. I'nited Producer and Consumers Cooperative 1S21 E. Jackson St. ANo available at your favorite paint, lumber or hardware dealer. Amrrlran Rliml and t.lnnlrnm Inc.

30 N. First Ave. 2C00 E. Washington St. Arlrona Paint and hrmlcal ltd.

2131 K. Van Buren St. Waltrr Bnyn Company N. Central Ave. E.

I. dn Ii0t de NVmoiirt Company. Inr. N. 1st Ave.

Klqnrst Taint Inc. 1013 N. 7th St. W. P.

Fuller and Co. 33 E. Adams St. 117 E. Jackson St.

General Paint Corporation 245 W. Adams St. Illness Is Fatal nr'nn A -r at: Montezuma Guest and Cattle Ranch Alone Mexican Bnrilfr and Huarhnra Mountains Idpal Summer Climate. Altitude 6.100 Ft. Kxcrllent food, good horses and beautiful trails.

Modern Housekeeping Cottaxes For reservations write or wire: MK. AND H. H. PETERSEN Hereford, Arizona. bel Bradshaw died last night at her BUY BONDS and MORE- BONDS They Pave the Way for Victory Over the Japs home here after a brief illness.

4 Born June 10. 1860, in Tennessee, As. 7 ffJTrkZ yshe came to Peoria in 1917 from 1 Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Bradshaw leaves a son, Oren M.

Mac Bradshaw of and four daughters, Mrs. Ima Mas-! ters. Mrs. Mae. Deyarmin.

Clara Bailey and Mrs. Lou Andrews, all of San Diego, Calif. Funeral arrangements are pend-, THE NATION'S CHOICE AT BETTER STORES EVERYWHERE- made by Rockmont Denver METAL Revolving Lawn Sprinklers Dr. H. W.

DAVIS DENTIST 83 West Washinjrton St. L. ilng the arrival of Mrs. Bradshaw's PHOENIX FLORAL AND SEED CO. TTHJIlDlEIBAIKIErHi 30 X.

Central Ave. Ph. 3-63 tl ED. McDONALD, Mgr. 74 REALTORS PHOENIX to Serve Your Every Real Estate Need cutd ftacetta6en tot tcttomotcve "PtcytcAi, aniionniuices tine appoMtmmeinit of Enrollment Gain Noted At College TEMPE.

June 2 An increase of; 30 per cent in summer school en-, rollment at. Arizona State College here has been noted already over1 last year's totals, with 370 students expected to register by Monday, Dr. H. D. Richardson, college registrar, announced that 350 students had enrolled to date.

The majority of students, according to Dr. Richardson, are public school teachers meeting requirements for renewal certificates. A substantial in-, rreas in returning servicemen is 4 Indicated this year over last summer's total student body. Assault, Battery Charged Police yesterday arrested Victor A. 53 years old.

511 South First avenue, on a charge of assault and battery Friday on Vito Todaro, 109 West Jefferson street. was freed under $25 bond an appearance in municipal court, at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday. Mission GAS WATER HEATERS White Enamel Steel Jackets, Heavy Duty A Long Life Healer D.

S. H0RRALL COMPANY Phone 4-3458 Q'EwyAia'ir Ba7i2 Your REALTOR is a professional man accepted by members of his own profession. Are you willing: to accept less? Insist on doing business only with a REALTOR, Your guarantee: SAFETY EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY PHOENIX REAL ESTATE BOARD a Sttmidlelbalkeir aflMaIlir ffon IP KI DUD 25 HaXktt June 1 7 Father's Dar it Katet it 4 ccmina 4 4 'T'HE Studebaker Pacific Corporation announces the appointment of Stewart Motor Co. to handle Studebaker sales and service in Phoenix. Owners of Studebaker cars and trucks will find first-class servicing and repair facilities available at this new Studebaker No one can predict, of course, just when new postwar Stude-bakers will be manufactured.

The Studebaker factories are wholly engaged righf now in producing Wright Cyclone engines for the Boeing Flying Fortress, multiple-drive military trucks, the Army's new Weasels. Jack Stewart BOARD ROSTER: Angle Realty Co. Franklin D. Lane' Harvey Bailey Lester Norell Kenneth Bell N. A.

Lytle Co. J. A. Berridge Marshall Mortgage Co. Bezv Mattingly Realty Co.

w.j oezy Floyd W. Medlock Peter C. Block Harlow Burns Investment Co. ft Morse Mary Campbell J. T.

Murphy John Clark W. J. Murphy Chas. Cochran McClain Realty Co. H.

H. Creager Jesse McClain Dean Davidson Grace McSwiggin Gertrude Decker Jens Nielsen Encanto Realty Co. Lee Norton Grant E. Delph Co. O'Malley Investment Co.

Ben Dodt Joe J. Paterno Vincent Dwyer Peters Construction Farm Home Investment Phoenix Realty Insurance Co. Robert Ferguson C. A. Porter Realty Co.

Frank Finnical Wm. S. Porter N. D. Godbold John R.

Sandige Realty Co. Grace Meisenheimer Sloan Hutchison Griffen-Bennitt Realty Co. Howard J. Smith Guaranty Trust Co. Marvin E.

Smith Heard Investment Co. Milton Smith Sterling Hebbard J. O. Snowden Hildreth-Gregory Southwest Farms, R. A.

Bush Howe Realty Co. W. L. Sparkman Oscar Irvin Leonard Stephens S. K.

Johnson Stewart Harry Kay it Co. Stewart Realty Co. J. M. Kellogg Upshaw Schreiber Jesse F.

Kelley Wm. P. Voita Kenilworth Realty Co. Eugene T. Weselowski Joe T.

Kerby W. C. West Knight Realty Co. G. A.

White Eben Lane Marvin H. Young Meanwhile, we suggest that you safeguard your present Studebaker motor car or motor truck by giving it good care and having it serviced regularly by authorized Studebaker) maintenance men. headquarters. Genuine Studebalcer parts are in stock. Thoroughly experienced mechanics are on hand to provide you with the famous Studebaker Motor Mileage Service that saves tires, saves gas, saves cars and trucks.

sit It Tl DROP IX A3VD GET ACQUAINTED Drop in and get acquainted with the friendly folks in charge at Stewart Motor Co. Have your Studebaker inspected and tuned up, if necessary, so that Studebaker engineering and craftsmanship can continue to give you dependable transportation. 4 Prince Gardner Here's the kind of grand gift Father deserves a really fine billfold. It's a Prince Gardner Registrar, famous for its detachable Window Pass Case, and for its "invisible stitching" that prevents raveling. Shown in Genuine Hand Boarded India Goatskin.

$5. Others to $20, plus tax. At fine stores everywhere. Stewart Motor Co. have a splendid assortment of fine; late model used cars SITE WAIST 4 4 Phoenix Real Estate Board PHONE 4-1828 FIRST AND VAN BUREN STS.

prince rardiner, nept. st.iaui in, MiRri CREATORS OF THC I I I I STITCH" BILLFOLD Room 229 Ellis Building PHONE 3-8347.