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CITY 4 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Tuec, June 30, 1964 a No Pockets in Suit; Admirers Pay Fine SAN ANDRES, Colombia (AP) A young secretary was Marvin Linner Takes Supreme Court Position arrested and fined 500 pesos Steiger Challenges Senner to Debate ($50) here for appearing in a 'In addition to all of his oth topless bikini on a beach at this er achievements he has had ex ceptional success in helping to raise the standards of the Marvin Linner, Tucson attorney, yesterday was appointed Arizona Supreme Court Administrator replacing Allen Feinstein, who has returned to private law practice. A native of Galesburg, 111.. 1 0 fj island resort off the north Colombian coast. The fine was paid by an unidentified male admirer who passed a hat in the crowd. state's justice of the peace By WADE CAVANAUGH Eastern Arizona Bureau of the peace courts," Judge Udall said of Feinstein.

Rep. George F. Senner Third District incumbent, has been challenged to defend his past political performance in debate by Linner was admitted to practice in Arizona in 1954. He was graduated from the University State Sen. Sam Steiger, R-Yavapai, a candidate for the congres KClfltflSA Pius MiWjIiIIK of Arizona Law School that sional seat.

Steiger issued the challenge after a political speech to year. From November 1954 until -7' Mexican-American gathering in; Miami. He said he preferred to will buy fTl hind barbecue sent by Senner to firms doing business with the THE WORLD'S MOST APfKCMRI MCTATNtt SYSTEM PttONE TODAY FOR DEMOffSTttTm WITHOUT OBLIGATION debate Senner in Miami and expressed doubt the incumbent congressman would accept. Corporation Commission and re January 1960 he served as a corporate attorney for Hughes Aircraft Co. in Tucson, and since that time has been in private law practice there.

Chief Justice Jesse A. Udall, minding recipients that he would still be on that commis sion if he failed to get elected miNII QWIM HAttlHT8H, WC. SAID SENNER in Phoenix yesterday: "I am going to debate Mr. Steiger on his home grounds July 17 at the Rotary to Congress. who announced Linner's appoint ment, praised Feinstein's "ex "He readily admitted this ceptional performance as the Club in Prescott, and that will 424 North Ctntral ALpine 8-7161 Republic Photo NEW COURT AIDE Marvin Linner, right, who yesterday was appointed Supreme Court administrator, receives congratulations from Chief Justice Jesse Udall and Justice Lorna Lockwood.

Linner replaces Al Feinstein, who has retired. Linner, an attorney, lives in Tucson. state's first Supreme Court ad while under oath before the Arizona Senate in the impeachment trial of Eddie Williams," probably be the last time I will wlt tiflwr (Rett tint or transcrlbhti accessories. ministrator. Feinstein took the appear on the same platform post in June 1961.

with him to draw a crowd for Steiger asserted. him." In reply, Senner declared, "If Mr. Steiger will check the court Steiger, in his Miami speech records, he will find my name and in a subsequent interview, made two major accusations against Senner: as county attorney or the name of my assistant on papers clos ing every house of ill fame in 1. That "During his term as Gila County prior to my leaving that office. I believe it was the Gila County attorney in the mid ile of 1950s, prostitution and Gambling flourished and it first time in the history of Gila County this had happened." wasn't until his appointment to Corporation Commission AS FOR HIS letter with the barbecue tickets, Senner said he thought it was "a pretty good that Gila County was able to eliminate these commercial aspects of sin." 2.

THAT Senner used the office of corporation commission idea," and he plans to send another like it this year. Senner yesterday filed his petitions to seek the Democratic nomination to succeed himself er unethically to further his 1962 campaign for Congress and said he planned to return to Washington today. Steiger referred to a letter confining tickets to a campaign Joe Hunt Stays Out Of Governorship Race Joe Hunt, former state treasurer and tax commissioner, yesterday eliminated himself as a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. "I would like to thank my many loyal friends who expressed their enthusiasm and support," Hunt said. "However, it is too late at this time to organize a Court Given Assault Case campaign, and I do not have the time or money that would be necessary to catch up." Hunt said he was amazed to learn that most candidates consider a reasonable cost for a campaign in excess of $100,000.

He indicated he might be in James E. Johnson, 32, charged with second-degree rape involving a 6-year-old Glendale girl, was bound over to Superior Court yesterday by Justice of terested in seeking the governorship some other time, but the Peace Vern Sessions of Tol said he would not consider leson. spending that much money. Hunt, a former baseball teammate of Gov. Fannin, skyrocketed into politics in 1940 Judge Sessions, substituting fALT ri 'Jt for Justice of the Peace Al Flood, who disqualified himself.

I ii-AVV when he won election as state made the ruling to conclude a treasurer. Because of a constitutional prohibition against seeking re-election as treasurer, hearing which started Friday Motions by the defense that he ran for the State Tax Com mission in 1942 and was elected. the complaint be dismissed and that the child's testimony He resigned as tax commissioner in 1951 to go into the stricken were overruled. No witnesses were called by the restaurant business. He now operates restaurants in Scotts defense.

dale. Yuma, and La Jolla, Calif. Called by the state yesterday were Jack Roher, 2218 W. Wel-don, a plumber, and Detective Sgt. Virgil, R.

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