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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1966 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION PAGE FIVE Funeral Help Wonted, Male 17 Employment Agencies 16 Funeral Announcements 1 BUSINESS-SERVICE SCHOOLING 1 2 issk v. Navy Reserve Officers This spirited conversation probably revolved around Navy talk as Tucson reserve officers entertained Rear Adm. F. R. Brandley, center, commandant of the 1 1 th Naval District, last night.

Left is Comdr. Don Arveson doing a bit of finger pointing at Lt. Comdr. Robert Allen. Adm.

Brandley will appear at a Tucson Navy League luncheon at noon today at the Santa Rita Hotel and show a color film from Viet Nam called "Strike From the Sea." He will be the key speaker at a Tucson Naval Reserve Assn. dinner tonight at the Bistro Restaurant. (Sheaffer photo Zhivago' Wins Critic's Huzzahs By HELEN WALLACE YOUNGE "Doctor Zhivago" is a film too big, too impressive to be ignored. Not only for its story but for its high caliber of acting and cinematography, it is a picture to be seen, and, once seen, it will not be easily forgotten. Directed with startling beauty, imagery, and austerity by Da Need Western drummer.

OFF'CE MAN Young man for office worts and trainee for parts work. Must be high school graduate, prtttr someone with automotive parts experience. Excellent employee benefits and yfkirn 'nnditins. ciDoort'iT-ity unlimited. Box I79K.

ON THE JOB trainino strono man willinn to learn Aooly after 10 weekdays at 1920 Miracle Mile. Parking lot'attendant Experienced preferred Don't Auto Parks. 90 N. Church. P4-TfiTic only" Exoerienced n'-f and hardware man.

Handy Andy 501 PLANNER with ability to" analvie customer drawings, draw prxesa sheets, and set standards for shoo use. Experience with small precision machined parts preferred. Write cr-sonnel manager. O. Box 6C8, Tucson.

Aril. 85716. Eoual opportunity employer. Porter. Suntan Berber Shoo 325-2781 3347 E.

Speedway ROOFER, rollv experienced all tvoea roofing Steady work Give refa-renr. Buy 134. RENTAL YARD SERVICE MAN Following euallflratlona necessary: 1 vears recent service station background, military service completed, married, age 27 to 30. Tucson resident at least 3 vears. Those with above Qualifications only need aoolv at 380Golf Links Road, RESTAURANT help.

Young mei Soanish speaking, experienced. Art's. ISChurch. Train at weekly w.th in year old highiv resoerted le Insurance company Phone 677-6458. An egtialjsoo-irtunity employer SERVICE STATION MAN MECHANIC.

APot WAmiiN TEXACO. GRANT AND ALVERNON. SERVICE STATION ATTFND-A EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. APPLY ROLLINGS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. 901 E.

BROADWAY. LE VI TON technician 40 hour week, frinoe benefits, distributor. 264S E. Washington St. Phoenix, Ariipna.

TRACTOR It ENGINE MECHANIC Applyin jrson. 2525 N. 1st Ave. Trailer Service and Repair man, experienced only need apply. Ranch Trailer Sales.

4137 N. Oracle, Rd. TRAINEE" COMMERCIAL CREDIT CORP. has outttaniing career opportunity for a'ert Individual under 30 College background helpful. If you want a career In the finatce business, and are serious about your future, call Mr.

Smith 196-4171. TRAIN FOR MANAGEMENT ON FULL SALARY Salary Is one of many features you'll like about this well planned manage- ment training program. Earn full salary as you train, with frequent increases directly related to your progress and a definite executive aoooinlmer' program complet'on. No sellinq, no experience reauired. Friendly coworkers, and vour duties will be Interesting challenging.

Outstanding employee benefits, rapid promotion, secure future with America's oldest 8 largest consumer finance company. Age 71-78. seme college desirable but net reouired. Household Fiance Corn. 142 E.Pennlngton 6339 E.

Broadway TRUCK DRIVER warehouseman Ex-r-Unrd must he over 71 vears n'd Know how handle furniture. A poly at 815 E. 18th. shipping department. We need a top flight out-s i technician.

Top wages, congenial surroundings. The best equipment moi.ey can buy even though the boss is ugly. Apply now at Norm's TV, 1140 S. 6th Ave. WHOLESALE TV and appliance distributor wants strong, knowledgeaoia man for Tucson area.

Salary, commission, travel expense, bonus, and frinoe benefits. Send complete details resume to Star-Citizen, Box 157-K. A A 0NTG0MERY WARD POSITIONS OPEN With Experience Only REFRIGERATION REPAIRMAN ELECTRONIC REPAIRMAN Above poaitlon offer attractive starting selar with all Company Benefits. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 3601 E. Broadway Equal Opportunity Employer LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT SERVICE COMPANY AT LUKE AIR FORCE BASE NEAR PHOENIX, ARIZONA HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR JET AIRCRAFT MECH.

QUALIFIED IN THE FOLLOWING MELDS; CREW CHIEFS CENTURY SERIES ELECTRONIC REPAIRMEN ELECTRICAL INTRUMENT MEHANICS STRUCTURAL SHEETMETAL MECHANICS HEAT VENT SPECIALISTS JET ENGINE MECHANICS GENERAL AIRCRAFT MECHANICS HYDRAULIC MECHANICS WEAPONS MECHANICS Exce-" rinie Benefits Provided Local Interviews win be conducted at Ariiona State mo lev ment Service. Thursday and Friday. CALL 1-935-7411. Ext. 2253 1 aVerested or send resume to: Clyde McAdams LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT SERVICE COMPANY Luke Air Force Bate, Am.

Open Moodav throuoh hwdav 1:06 A to 4:45 PM. An tiai Oooorttnity Employer Office Engineer Mechanical and structural drafting. deprea not necessary, days, S6C0. PROFFSSIONiL PLACEMENT 400 Phx. Title Blda.

792-0387 DOMESTIC COUPLE Busy executive nH rone! tn hels care for children A maintain country estate. Room, board a auto furnished plus T7C0 oer month. Reinrate. Call joy wurr.t. 5NELLING AND SNELL im, 10 e.

Aiameoa. IMMEDIATE! Accountant oenoral ledaer experience, JSl necessary, 5 days, $600. OFMIONAL PLACEMENT 400 Phx Title Bldo. 79J-03M Manaqem't Trainees I vrs. colleoa.

71-2H. chelienqinq ca- 104 Phx. Title Bldo. 625-482S OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST $512 Well oroomed staff pns'tlon Call rrencn, SNELLINO AND SNELL jjuc.Ajamaaa. Color TV Repairman too salary to top man.

GAMMON PLACEMENT SFRV. 104 Phx. Titia Bido. 422-4821 Help Wanted. Male 17 ARE YOU looKina tor aood part or full tlma income? Many Rawlemh Dealers earn 12.50 and up hourly.

Op portunities now In Tucson, Aio ad rural ara. Phone Mr. Hoeoker. ml UJ 1 or writ. Rawaiah.

304, Adeline. Oakland, Calif. APARTMENT MAN AGER 70 units, tine opportunity for right couple, experienced in administration and maintenance. Offering includes furnished apartment utilities and salary, state experience, tamnv and salary desired. Star-Citizen.

Box 171-K. BARBER of apprentice. London Town Hairstyling Barber SalonL 298-70 23. Barber wanted 623-9375, 1245 S. Cherry.

12-15 Years Old Start On A BUSINESS CAREER Now As A CARRIER BOY For The Arizona Daily Star Or Tucson Daily Citizen FOR INFORMA I ION CALL CIRCULATION DEPT. 622-5855 BOYS wanted for delivery with own SOcc cycle Can make $3 hour after school. Reliables call 296-1103 CARPET LAYER With nr without tools 798 5126. 2 Cleaning Routemen Rt. truck turn.

4802 E. 22nd. COLLECTION manager needed for fi nance denartment. used car, contact GENERAL Auto Sales, 290 So. Stone.

COOK ALL SHIFTS APPLY IN PERSON JOHNIE'S 3 3810 E. 22nd St. COOK tor railroad boarding house. Days, permanent, win consider couple or single male. Apply 321 N.

4th Avenue. 622-2803. DISHWASHER wanted. Must have own transportation. $1.25 per hr Tucson National Golf Club Dr.

29! M'l. DRIVER for full tlma work In flower shoo. Must have class driver's If- cene. Langerr' Flowers, 60 E. Pen- DRIVER, dependable, drive morning paperroute, 4 nrs.oay.

jzo-aoey A IC wanted for new i. used car set ready dept. Willing to move out of town. Good opportunity In 4ew dealership. Write letter of phone number to P.

O. Box 154, Nogaies, Arizona, EXPERIENCED combination pantry man and fry rnnk. no ohone calls. Vaughan's Central. Stone-Speedway.

EXPERIENCED hardware salesman for permanent position at good salery with local concern. Submit application in own handwriting giving complete details on your experience and pre sent status, star-citizen box io; PYPPQipurFn urvlre station me chanic, references, permanent. Dlck't Texaco. 8530 E. speeowav.

FXPFBiFNCFr) FRY COOK needed at once. Must applv In oeron Highway Chef Restaurant, 5451 E. Benson Hwv. EXPERIENCED broiler cook, not over 35 yean of aoe. Apply 1800 Mi racle Mile.

trypPOIPNrFn merhjinlr with tools. Truck Sales 8 Salvage Business. 2CO0 W. Prince Rd EXPERIENCED line clearers or tree trimmers. Pima Tree Service.

797- 3201. EXPERIENCED cabinet makers wan ted. 4300 S. Country Club 294-2694. FOR YOU? Need Money? Work near home? An Arizona corporation? Make vour own hours? Please phone Mr.

Cook, 793- 7141. FRY COOK APPLY IN PERSON JOHNIE'S 1 2545 E. Speedway FULLY experienced all phases general construction 8, repairs Steady work Give references. Write Star-Citi- len Box LOCAL weekly publication has Immediate opening for mature advertising representative, full or part time. Age no barrier.

Answer must Inciute age, background experience references. Dunham. 992 Roberts West SLPauL teMina Lot rnan7ei.wasti ears over 71. Apply American AutoSOl N. Stone.

LOAN MANAGER TRAINEES Postal Finance makw possible briqht future for ambitious youn, men who are looking tor a challetv. We otter profit incentive bonus maior reqular pay increases, paid vacations nd too starting salary. Th tr. awaits tt.e mn who want to "do ttiemstvs." Com in to our ow'ce at 64 Stone and talk tt over with Mr. Bosson.

POSTAL FINANCE CO. LOT BOY Hillside Motors 4ire E. Speedway MACHINIST Limited experience acceptable Apply at Thermo Kinetic Corporation. 0I W. Rililto.

No Phone calls. MAINTENANCE. reoiilr lob. give aoe references, monthly salary ex-pected. Reply Star-CitiTen Box 160-K.

MAINTENANCE Handvman for fiest Ranch. References. ive in. Phone 297-C502. Maintenance Man For Hotel Oneration Experienced.

Must have his own tools Local referrs preferred. Mr. Pahia, 624-5793. MAN FOR enst analysis and clerical work Machine shoo experience b'o-ftjl. Write personnel man.oer.

O. 6W Tucson. Aril. 8S716. Eoual pcocrtunjtv employer.

MANAGER TRAINEE For carrv-ou loctio" Nionts. Mar CP's. N. 1st Ft. Lowell.

MAN fc kitrhen work so-hetti. 7-12 midnight. ICO Broad- CLASS MFOUNIC pav. paid vacat'ons, iV davs uniforms, hoso'-UTizafw ad ine-'ranr hrnijhf oits many otw Must be on vheytt amva9 ad hv como'ate set of toots, Stritr zen Box 79-K. MECHANIC Experienced in ma'w overnaut.

Busy snoo. Good pay plan: fringe benefits Aoolv to 742 S. Plumer. More people use Want-Ads than any other form of advertising! BOYS Announcements 1 September 21st. Survived by husband, Guy; brothers, Tommy Ellis, of Stockton, California, L.

G. Ellis, of Tulsa, and Atlas Ellis, of Tucson; sisters, Elba Lynch, Eunice Boyce, and mother, Emma Ellis, all of Tulsa, Okla. Services and burial will be in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Local arrangements by Palms Mortuary, 5225 E. speedway.

Lost Found I OST: Tuesday. Seotember jut, 90- Croximately noon, vicinity Park-jra niversitv area. Zippo liohter with copper and silver emblem, neck chain attached Reward. 299-4IM, after p.m LOST: Turquoise and gold dinner rinq, Skasws parkinp lot, Wilmot- Broadway. Phone 326-8824.

Reward. LOST: Black and white, female Walker hound. Vicinity of Catalina and Oracle. 297-O04. LOST: is a tiny Chihuahua and min iature Dachshund puppy, male.

Vicin-itv 5th. Speedway, Wilmot, Cravcroft 296-3962. LOST Male dUck'ooodle Vlclnltv ot Oranpe Grove S. La Canada. Will of-for reward $25.

Phone 297-3333. LOST: Irish Setter type pupoy Vicin ity pantano soeedwav. 326-OJio Personals ATTENTION Mothers Teachers AND Everyone! A REAL WE HAVE THE SCRATCH PADS YOU'VE BEEN ASKING FOR available in 2 sizes: 5i2" 8i2" 10c ea. (Two for 15c) 15c ea. These are the plain (no rule line) pads with 14!) or more sheets per pad Ideal tor all types of usaoes.

Hurry, they won't la-t lonq. Star-Citizen Lobby Classified Counter No mall orders accepted ALCOHOI ICS ANONYMOUS 62J-8454 "4 hour P.O Box W6 AMIMAl PORTRAITS oil, char-coal, pastel. Order now for Christmas. 296-2158. OFF P-MASSAGE Massuese Your nnme nr ne All hniirc rv an.

pninimonr. -0084 GLADYS VFACHAM Psychic read- inns. F. Pairmount 325-IM58 TEA LEAVES READ Thurs. 12-3.

SI. I will not be responsible for dehts comracteo oy anyone otner man my self. Albert K. Egerton JtlDOKAPATF 406 S. Plumer After 7 P.m JJ54J15 KEEP carpet eanina nrohlems small use Blue Lustre wall to wall.

Rent electric shamoooer $1. Gallant-Carroll, I MASSAGE 456 W. Roqer, 9 a.m. to 10 P.m., 887- MASS'GF suna and steam bsth. Lorraine Ortkiese.

1210 La Pasidita. MASSAGE. Steam bath, call for ar pjimmenr, txt-jl3l. MASSEUSE. Relax with Massaoe MA 2-4380 648 E.

Speedway MASSEUR steam, sundecks. Rertuce uutcans anta Kita Hotel 623-0551. MEET the NICEST people In town WHERE' A'thur Murray's nf 2845 E. SPEEDWAY. CALL 795 1730 MISS MORNINGSTAR Psvrhir re.

der. Apt. 8. 71 13th St. MRS I FWIS Scientific Psychic readino.

One visit will help solve vour most difficult propiem ADDointmer.t only 7981645. One "PLACE" to call "Plare De tective Aoencv." Conveniently located. o4-3yvj. oy appointment. SCIENTIFIC advice pertininq to all propiems.

1 1 e. xoger, STEAM PATH LAMPS SWEDISH MASSAGE 1333 LEG 887-0353 Violet's Psychic readinqs. appointment only. Phone 327 VISIT OLD TUCSON FAMOUS MOVIE Lor ATION OPEN DAILY SUM-UP TO S'lN-DOWN Wanted: Top tenor-for barber shoo I'utifiei. nnoie.

aqe over seniea, Willinq to be active two niohts week. Star-Citizen Box I61K. YOU saved and slaved for wall to wall carpet Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Kent electric snampooer si. jacomcs.

A CHATEAU RFNTAl By Day Week Month HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Smgie chair, TV or housefull COMPLETE BABY FURNISHINGS PARTY NEEDS FOR 5 OR 200 Tables, chairs, glassware, silver Ph. 325-9025, 325-0824 3666 E. 2ND ST. Announcements LIQUOR Is our only business No private labels Locally owned operaled Your money stays in Tucson nncs rum itv i inunps 442 N. 6th Ave.

624 0633 F.H.A. Pronert es offfps DFrcivcn 021- 056330-203 234 W. Antonio C22-C07832-2C3 1601 S. Winmore 022- C31593-203 2425 S. Rook Ave.

07-517966 511 Calle Mrar.l 90O168-C2 2001 Hidaloo Vista 02-52329' 5671 E. Kelso PROPERTIES FOR SALE REPAIRED 02-570538 159 La Osa, Oracle, lot 159, Los Robles Est, (12.000, $400 On, tax $161.98. 3 bdrm, 7 Batn 9T.5-5C30a 2025 Jason Vista, lot 37, Western Hills No. 2. $6950.

$100 dn, tax $185.18, 2 bdrm, 1 bath 544 E. 32nd, lot 13, bik 11, Mar- wale Manor. $10,000, 130O On, tax $299.96, 3 bdrm, 1 bath SEE ANY BROKER Federal Housing Administration VA BROKFRS NF'V LISTING PM 15664 2025 N. Ridgewav Rd S9.4C0. 3 BR.

I bath, T2j2, cooler. fence assessments. CONTRACTS RECEIVED 7C33 40567 RF 1FCTS TlVt 8102 E. 5th St. $13,250 n-771 81T5 E.

Eli. $14030 20K2 6251 E. Sylvane St. $8800 SEE ANY BROKER Auto Transportation 10 AA Auto Drive Away Your Car Delivered ANYWHERE 792-0012 624-2441 Insured Driveaway System TO 1 FROM ANY CITY INSURANCE $50 000 BOND Federally Licensed By INTERSTATE COV'AERCE COMMISSION Certificate No MC-IC7J77 430 N. CRAYCROFT SUITE VI 798-467 J98-4869 Travel Opportunities CARS Louisiana.

Teas. Icwa. M'Cll. 298-4862 OT 79-4it. CARS AVAILABLE: Des Voinos.

N.Y. ivefnpnis. Houston, DRIVING new Dodor van and trailer Oh 'tMc- Can 'eke one oersot and 20ctt im of Treont. pnom oven ne xinaM. 1 DIRECTORY Businesses Services 12 APPLIANCE REPAIR IewinS MACHINES vacuum r'ener- reo.iKe '3I 1w 674 2546 McGRADY APPLIANCE REPAIR SERV.

Prompt CXD. All make. 623. AUTOMOTIVE XUTOMaTT' Frana reMir tunolW General auto repairs Ruuels Automo tive. 5058 5.

12th. 294-2583. JOE FWIS AUTO TRAMS PFPAIR Serv, 3401 E. Grant. 326 2370.

BUILDING A REPAIR estimate adf build Duality Construction Co EA 7-6414. PATIO WALLS concrete poured and finished Fre estimates ADDITIONS, remodel, olani, fret est I. mates. 623-0856 632-2863. LHESIS RAF IE BPunnPi iwr.

A AnnntfiM Free estimates piannina financing avai'aMn CHFSIN CONSI TO INC 58 Fves Vf Sun t9H ADDITIONS. REMODELING. Financ ing ava ab Robinson Const. Co 623-1611. rADDCMtfiV I I lumhino.

slab, block. 326-1265. CARPENTRY EXPERIENCED Carpenter all kinni Of repair ob 187 383? oi 798 0765 CAREFUL Christian carpenttr Reai tan with confidence. 795-3579 CARPENTRY WORK, all phases, li ce bonded, references. MA.

3-4965. CEMENT WORK CEMENT drives, patio's, top soil, co lor oravel. Ml i walls, free estimate 7950300. CEMENT work, patio walls, b-lrk. oiocn stucco, rree estimates.

623-2817. CEMENT WORK drivewavt. patios, and walks. Reasonable. 325-4S74: PATIOS, sidewalks, curbing, steps and drives.

Free estimates. 327-7913, CERAMIC TILE LICENSED BONDED quality work- mansnip. Free estimates 294-3524. CLOTHESLINES TPOL.ES $650 pair. $14 Installed, CONTRACTORS FOR all your roofing, paintlnq, general remodeling and landsraolna call 793-8688.

CONCRETE WORK. Patio, driveways, etc. Free estimates. 624-6393. DRAPERIES FABRICS $1 yd.

8, up You mako rm. or we make -emi ens nsrnm. Drapery, 4001 N. Stone. 887-1490 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS 6V41 Calle Canis 296-5364 ALTERATIONS and dressmaking 327-6261 281 0E.G lenn ELECTRICAL WIRING WIRING Residential and Commercial service Kermn uesireich bA EXCAVATING LOTS ACRES cleared.

Privatt rqaas cut graded. 622-JQ25. FUiiNITUKL KEFINISHING Repair Refinlsh all furniture. Don's Hospital. 298-102 HANDYMAN t'AINnNG and general home repair, free estimates.

Phone 29-0873. FURNITURE repaired, chain re- Blued. 20 vears evoerienre Work qua- ranfeed and price reasonable reo pck -upland delyery 793-8491 LAWNS driveways, gravel, light haul ing, yardwork, reasonable. 294-9490. MAN DOES different lobs, Painter also $1.50 hour.

622-5673. PAINTING Floor Ceramic Tile. Building, coolers. Brevick, 673-3880. BLOCKLAYING.

Patio wails. Home repairs. Concrete brick patios. Ex- 3 i irgrt. PAINT interior, exterior.

Gen. re pairs, coo'er service. Reasonable 327 6190. REPAIRS, laroe or small. Painting.

cooler reasonable. 327-8725. HOUSECLEANING LOW RATES window clng, floor waxing, house clng. Carpet shampooing, Window Cleaning Co. 326-0081.

LANDSCAPING DECORATIVE landscaping, oravel. reasonable 294-9663 294 4642 YARD CLEAN-UP Lawns installed. Renovating treework Frank Harper, 2y 0583. GRASS, gravel lawns, tractor grading, trees removed, sprinkler system. 326-1265.

LIGHT HAULING I iqht hauling r--nble 298-5630 LIGHT AND Heavy hauling, landscao-riq, qravel lawns. Reasonable. MA. 3-W03. HAULING All kinds done reaso nable and quick.

Yard clean-uo. 298- 05E3 MATTRESS RENOVATING REBUILT $1295 American Mattress 793-1961 PAINTING DECORATING' OUAI ITV workmaneh- i n7 nf oaintlno Crarit natchmo drv f'nishinq Recommendations i-S-S" PAINTING Remodeling Decorat-Inq Room aditiens Free es. mates I icensed, bonied. 8, insured. Guaranteed VNB rredlt cart welcome 796-3572 WANT palnttno.

Inside and O'd Re'-nabie. Free estimates, wa. 2-4248 pAOCB'tir-- IN1) PAINTING PFRSONAl SERVICE. H. BUPKHART.

623-6700 E. K. WAGNER Interior and exterior oainti" rr- st oen. repairs, 37 yrs. exp.

PATin WAILS Cor Inr Oua'lt- Oil Guardian For too Quality Call: Guardian 624-8S67 PAVING ASPHALT PAVING, seal coatino and grading. Licensed and bonded. 623-6786 eveninos. SEWER house connections Fre estt-mates Ooty's Pipe Lines. 294-089.

PLUMBING reoalrs. water htrs, sewers installed. Gilchrist Plumbing, REMODELING I REPAIRS NEW, usd Puiktinfl sutoli, rerrv-Olinq, cabinet worfc, roof repair Vinyl tile. Free estimate, will echrvie for anvttiinq of value part cost. 29HH3.

Sav-on Buildirvq. roofing RAY'S RE-ROOF Ppair. Shinolinq 20 vrs in Tucson, 'ie-nse "ded. Free est. Ravmot Curtis.

294-8637. RUr- PROFESSIONAL RUG cleanlno Home and office. Special on house C'eenino. 6TJ-3497. S'H GRAVEL TOP GRADE too soil, crushe marbffc colored oravel.

too yard' io -n 79f-ptrr BEST PPICFS o- too soil. arvdfiF, pea gravel. 8SM171. SECRETARIAL MAR GO'S vour nffice or mino! also dictation pv phone. 6C4 N.

4th Ave 62' -V7i TUTORING ARIZONA certified tearhr wi'l tutor Intermediate grade school children. T' RHPAI9 21" PICTURE TUBES SIS '5 yTCornor NFlrst t1-V1 UPHOLSTERING GUARiM'EFD work or oc Or fmal' e-rv'" "7 -rmm UphoMerv aood rates fr est Work oua. Private party AX t-343. GUARANTEED work, no iob too big or small 20 yrs servinq Aril F-e est mates Desert Guild, 33Q-2497. SLIPCOVERS, draoes.

fabric, rod Installation, free estimates, worst guar- te 325-1313. Tucson's first UPHOLSTERY School. Pay tor material on'v. ipoot tt-. p.oHtx-av llrute'v SrHnp' "m4 WROUGHT IRON CUSTOM wrought iron work, wgldinq gas or electric, yovr otaat or ourv fre eshtu-es.

95-0X0. YARD SERVICE YADS. clean, tree service, nauimg. F'ee esiimstes. Call anytime.

I-o3 294-142. OUICK cleanup hauiin9. maintenance, tret trimming, power tools. 326-'25. LET US CLEAN UP YOUR YARD Lawn yard work.Hulif9.

3T6-C4. iaVns planted Grave ircteiid fcnral CleanvO DtSMV MM gratr tnciKt 327-549. ALBACH, Harry 70, of 5611 E. 14th passed away September 22na. Survived by a daughter, Adella Meyer of Tucson; a son, Harry F.

Albach, of Orchard Park, N.Y.; brothers. William, Charles, and Delbert Albach, of Buffalo, N.Y.; 5 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 a.m., Arizona Mortuary East Chapel, 4601 E. First St. Interment Grantwood Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the Mortuary Friday afternoon and evening CK1SSEY, Fredrick 56, 2132 N. Frannea passed away September 21st. Survived by wife, Thelma; daughter, Mrs. Carol Dyer, of Ithaca, New York; sons, Dr. Richard Crissev, of New York City, and William Crissy.

of Ithaca; sister, Mrs. Betty Gould, of Ithaca, New York; He was a former partner in the Pinnacle Peak Steak House of Tucson; a member of DAV Chapter 18. Services will be held in Palms Chapel, 5225 E. Speedway, Friday, September 23rd. 7:30 p.m.

with Chaplain Henry Meredith officiating. Friends may call at Palms Mortuary, Thursday, September 27th, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to the American Cancer Society, are preferred.

HILL, L. Eugene, 64, retired SP engineer, 3738 E. Shepherd PL, passed away September 22. Survived by wife, Aldean; daughters, Mrs. William Hobbs, Mrs.

Donald Pennington, both of brother, Milton Hill, of Salem, sister, Mrs. Ros-coe Plowman, of Kentucky. Arrangements i Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. LOUDON, Warren 77, 5950 N. Camino Escalante, entered into rest Sentember 21.

Funeral 11 a.m. Friday, September 23rd at St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church. Masonic graveside services at Tucson Memorial Park. Bring's Memorial Cha-pel, 236 S.

Scott. MARSDEN, Ralph, 12, of 4601 E. 25th. passed away September 20th. Survived by wife, Maria of Tucson; sisters, Marian Stuart and Marione Dixon, both of New Jersey, Ann Korb, of Texas.

Services 10 a.m., Saturday in the Swan Funeral Home Chapel, Father F. Parke Smith officiating. Interment Grant- wood Memorial Park. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m., Thursday and Fri day at the Swan Funeral Home. NIEMAN, Louis 82, of 619 E.

9th died September 21st. Survived by his wife, Elizabeth; son, Louis Jr. Arrangements pending, Ari zona Mortuary, Stone and Third St. PEARSON, Frank C. (Pop), 79, of 5512 S.

Meadowlark, passed away September 22nd. A Tucson resident since 1944. A retired under taker from Keokuk, Iowa. A graduate of and instructor in Worsham College of Mortuary Science, Chicago, 111. Locally he was affiliated with Parker-Kerr Mortuary.

A member of the Grace Episcopal Church. Survived by his son, William vv. Pearson; granddaughters. Susan and Nancy, all of Tucson; and a brother, Dr. George J.

Pearson, of Bur lington, Iowa. Mr. Pearson was a 50 year member of the Springville Lodge No. 139, AF AM, and the Eastern Star, and a member of the Damascus Com- mandery No. 5, and Gate City Chapter R.A.M.

of Keokuk, Zaraphath Consistory and Kaaba Temple Shrine, of Davenport, Iowa, The Keokuk Lodge No. 13, IOOF, and Rebeccas. He was a member of the Tucson Chapter, and a past presi dent of the Lexington Chap ter, Iowa Society, Sons of the American Revolution. He was also a Charter Member of the Lions Club of Keokuk. Services Satur- day, 1:30 p.m., Grace Epis copal Church.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friend mavs call at Arizona Mortuary East, 4601 E. First Friday afternoon and evening. PRATER, Zeddie 73. of 3520 N.

Oracle died September 19th. Survived by a sister. Mrs. Sybil Rash; nephews. Jack, and James Vernon Rash; and niece, Mrs.

Rae Eastman. He was a member of the American Legion Post No. 7, The "40 and 8," and Ma sonic Orders. Services Fri day, 10 a.m., Arizona Mor tuary Chapel, Stone and Third with American Legion Morgan McDermott Post No. 7 officiating.

In terment in Bisbee, Arizona. The family suggests remembrances be made to the Crippled Childrens Clin ic. Friends may call at tne Mortuary Thursday after- noon and evening. PRESCOTT, Opal 51. 454 E.

71st Tulsa. Oklahoma, passed away in Tucson Business Training 13 ENROLL NOW! Stenographic secretarial Accounlino-business administration Arizona College of Commerce 131 E. BROADWAY 623-4716 ReiplACENn? CE. FALL TERM Dav Night Classes SHORTHAND ACCOUNTING PBX SWITCHBOARD NCR Cashiering IBM KEY PUNCH i NCR BOOKKEEPING MACHINES OFFICF MACHINES i INCOME TAX APPROVED FOR VETERANS Free Placement Wt have more positions than wt can till Tucson 537 S. STONE 422-7421 Employment Prep.

14 lucson'S first upholstery school. Free labor vou pay for materials only Riohtwav Uohnnterv School. 623-5442 BE PREPARED FOR TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS DRAFTING ELECTRONIC MECHANICAL ARCHITECTURAL STPtlCTURAl TECHNICAL DESIGN Electronic Technology Monthly Payment Plan Free Job Placement "Approved for Veterans" DURHAM COLLEGE 443 STONE 791-1411 Schools Instruction 15 Tucson Barber College AAA Rates immediate enrollmrnt 119 S. Stone 624-0421 ENROLL NOW! FALL TERM IN SESSION SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND a secretary steno a IBM KEY PUNCH a PBX RECEPTIONIST a BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING a CLERK TYPIST Dav Fvenir- classes Low Monthly Pavments Free employment service Approve'! tor Veterans" DURHAM COLLEGE Accredited bv the Accreditation Commission of Business Schools 443 S. STONE 792-1411 For Civil Service ExamT raining WriteW.S P.

Box 1549 BEAUTY CAREER CLASSES FORMING Tucson Beauty College 375 S. Stone We are a nationally accredited beautv culture school. "THE HALLMARK OP QUALITY COSMETOIOGV TRAINING" 623-3682 BUDGET TERMS AUTOMATION IS ttv 1971 00,000 New People will Be Needed in Higher Pavlna ana Brighter Futurr Inb; WHY WAIT? CLASSES NOW FORMING FOR Computer Programmers Data Processors BEGINNING SALARIES TO $7,000 YEARLY HOK INFORMATION CALL WRITE a VISIT US IMMEDIATELY AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 204 VV Grant 624 TIM EMPLOYMENT Emoloyment Agencies 16 Qamrnm (p.eCPiT WfVICE DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 622-4828 Rm 804 PHOENIX TITLE BLDG. Rm. 202, 443V E.

Bdwv. Shadron Bldg TECHNICAL Tool engineer, deoree to J1.000 Civil bnar 2 yrs oea jy.cco-h Architect. deo 3 vrs ex 19.0004. Stock clerk, chem. 4, med 14.5CO Quality control ens, deg to 1330 Industrial engr.

degree to $3i0 Merchandisma mqr. 45-55 1650 Machinist own set-ups S4OO-V50 Heavy duty Diesel macrt 155 Restaurant mar to age 45 S520-bonus Auto mechanic 1500 Prooram'r IB. 1401. GE 275 isoo-t- Truck mechanic 1500 Radio and TV repairman to 1500 Electronic tech to 1500 Warehouseman, type oe ofc 1450 Bldg maint enq to 1450 Appliance technician Serviceman, office mech 14r0 Parts ind, exp 100 Refrigerator repairman 1400 Sheet metal worker 140O- Butcher 1400 uo Laborer 130O-HO0 Bus driver, 25-45 exp pref 1365 Sign Painter USO-i- Electronic tester. 21-3S 1350 Typewriter repairman S3I5 up Floor polisher, cxd 12S0 Serviea station J5-55 1260 ADMIN-SALES Merch mar ret exp.

45-55 1850 Cost accountant, deg 750 Public acct wkg on certif to $7,500 UUtsiOe $ts, DatnT exp 535-ra' Management trainee, deo 1550 Building material mor .1525 Collector, 23-2S. will train 45 Saies office mach to $550 Acoliance to U00 sates reoresenraTive 1M Estimator, sales constr. bkgr. $130 up Collector trnee. 2 yrs col to $400-car sales, go potential 28-40 l6i-rcomm.

Collector 23-28. will train $345 Sales od oc'ential. 28 40 S3S0comm Finance trainee, 21-28 $350 Shce salesman guar against comm Route sales Market mgr trainee $300 Parts man, automotive rxo S3C0 uo Gen. office, floor sales, tvoins) $0 Dormitory auol student nref to $200 rm brd wen CKHnins. sales exp, xint opo.

CLERICAL Executive secy, sharp $400-450 Secretary, 40-t lico Lonrracr a. title cleric 1,50 Secrclarv. 40 1300 Teacher, decreed 1350 Lega' secretary 1325 casnier. assist bkkor 1360- 00 Typist. Girl Fri, mature r0 Secy, good skills 1265 Tvotst, mature.

5r days 1150 Casnter. shifts Receotiontst. gen office $:50 Girl Friday exp shormand $30 Maintenance man Start 5 Sec'y SH real estate 1C50 Typist, mature i days r50 B'vfckeewM' ejo $3JO pbx, part time 1T5 Part time eoCy, I day $45 ot Women rrrV Entertain GOP Workshop Set In Phoenix PHOENIX (AP) A state wide grassroots campaign work shop for Republican Party workers will be held next Thurs day in Phoenix. Ray C. Bliss, Republican na tional chairman, announced the date in Washington, D.

C. He said the workshop is intended to strengthen party organiza tions in preparation for the Nov. 8 general election. The meeting will be held at the Ramada Inn, 3801 E. Van Buren, with registration starting at 10 a.m.

Bliss and other party leaders will speak. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA In the Matter of the Estate of MARGARET SANGER SLEE DECEASED. No. 37117 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND rnnirii thfrfto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Stuart Sanger has filed in this Court certain documents ouroortina to be the Last Wil and Testament of Margaret Sanger Slee and codiei thpretn tnaether with his peti tion praying that the said documents be admitted to probate in this Court as the Last Wi and testament ot tne saia Margaret Sanger Slee. and Codicil the reto, who said petitioner a leges is ee- ceased, and that Letters Testamentary issue to Stuart Sanqer.

and mat same wilt be heard on Monday the 3rd day ot Oc tober, 1966 at 9:00 o'cock A.M.. at the Courtroom of the said Court in the Cour- mouse in tne City of Tucson, county ot Mima. Mate ot Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified than and there to appear and show cause, if any thev have, why the praver of said petitioner should not be granted. Dated Seotember 9. 1966.

FRANCES C. GIRRONS. CLEKK By Virginia Houston Deoutv erk PUBLISH: September 13, 14. 15, 16, 17 t8. 19.

20. 71 22. 23. 1966. NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids wil be received in the office of the Pima County Purchasinq Aaent, 2855 South 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona uo to 10:00 a.m..

October 5, 1966 for the tnllnwina- BID B-No 2582 FIVE (5) SPECIAL CARE HOSPITAL BEDS To furnish Pima County General Hos- Dita with Five (5) ntensive Care Hospit al Beds as per specifications called for by Pima County. Opening ot the Bid No. 2582 will be at 10:00 a.m., October 5, 1966 in the office of the Pima County Purchasinq Aoent, 2855 South 8th Avenue. Tucson. Arirnna.

Specification relatina to thp aforesaid bid may be procured from the office of the Pima County Purchasinq Agent. 2855 1 So'-th 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Biaoer sha be reou red to turnisn sufficient Bid and Performance Bond ac- cpntah to the Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors reserves the rloht to reiect any or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to waive any irregularis or informalities in the bids or Diaoinq. DON BY ORDER of the Board of Su pervisors this 20th dav of seotember.

1966. THOMAS S. JAY, cnairman Board of Supervisors Pima County, Arizona PUBLISH: Arizona Dailv Star: SeDtem- oer 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and Octo- oer i ana s. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA EDYTHE F. ORWIG.

Plaintiff. RICHARD L. ORWIG, Defendant, No. 977SB. SUMMONS THF STATF OF ARI70NA to the above named defendant Richard L.

urwio fUU ARC HEREBY SUMMON ED ano reouired to appear and defend in the above entitled action in the above en titled court, wrhm TWENTY days, ex clusive of the day of srvice. after serv ice of this summons upon you if served within the State of Arizona, or within THIRTY DAYS, exclusive of the day of service. If served without the State of Ariz-ina and vou are hereby notified that in case vou tail so to do, luooment oy default will be rendered aoainst vou for the relief demanded in the complaint. The name and address of plaintiff's at torney is Mvles C. Stewart.

316 Valley National BuiHina. Tu'-m. Arizona, GIVEN under my hand and the seal of me superior court nt the state ot Ari zona in and for the County of Pima, this io nay ot SEAL FRANCES C. GIBBONS. Clerk By Jarnueline Itule Deputy Clerk runusn: septemper zj, 30, October 7, 14, LANGERS for all your floral nreils E.

Pennington MA. 2-463S SO Tom Inglis Flowers 2362 E. BROADWAY 622-4643 HAiWbRS by Hal Burns JOI SPEED vid Lean, and winner of six Us car awards, it stars Julie Christie, Omar Sharif, Alec Guinness, Rod Steiger, Rita Tushingham, Geraldine Chaplin, Tom Courtenay and others. The picture opened this week at the Catalina Theater. Based on Boris Pasternak's novel, the film emerges as a too-long (Zl2 hours) but ne- JCC President Fred Rosen was elected president of the Tuscon Jewish Community Council last night by the council's delegate assembly.

Other officers include Gordon Greenwald, first vice president; Jack J. Sarver, second vice president; Mrs. Larry Fishman, third vice president; Dr Lloyd Epstein, secretary; and Charles Whitehill, treasurer. Public Records MARRIAGE LICENSES James A. Haupt, legal.

Tucson, and Edna Bussmus, legal, Tucson. Robert J. Hall, 19, Tucson, and Phvllis Lee San Angelo, 20, Tucson. Gavlor Kasle, 25, Tucson, and Sharon Dresser 28. Tucson.

Glenn Wayne Ezell, 21, Tucson, and Roberta Elizabeth Sloane, 19, San Diego, Calif. George W. Schultz 56, Tucson, and Helen A. Webster. 49, Tucson.

Ronald M. Kanouse, 22, Tucson, and Mrv T. Moore, 19. Tucson. Frank McGraugh, 19, Tucson, and Julie Hall.

24, Tucson. Edwardo Martinez Frias, 18, Tucson, and Mary Alice Teran. 1. Tucson. Andrew Rodriguez Verdugo, 22, Tucson, and Maria Gloria Sandoval, 19, Tucson.

Robert J. Martinez, 19, Gila Bend, and Rosa Maya, 23, Aio. DIVORCES Patricia A. Baker vs. Christopher J.

Baker, decree. Floyd W. Arneson vs. Laila B. Arne-son, decree.

Suzanne Needham vs. David M. Need-ham, complaint. Alwvn G. Robinson vs.

Phyllis Jean Robinson, complaint. Dorothy L. Bryant vs. Henry Roy Bryant, decree. Minnie V.

Towler vs. Ocil W. Towler, Robert E. Busbnell vs. Marie E.

Bush-neM. decree. Doris Lee Neumann vs. Earl H. Neumann, complaint.

BIRTHS ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Cooper, 1607 E.

yth, a boy at 11:42 a.m. Sept. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Ruben Gallardo, 4802 E. 18th, a girl at 2:40 p.m. Sept. 21. Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Epstein, 5807 S. Randall, a boy at 3:06 p.m. Sent. 21.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Harries, 9425 El Caion a boy at 12:58 a.m. Sept.

22 TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kalamas, 4426 E. 22nd, a girl at 10:11 a.m. Sent.

21. Mr. and Mrs. William Mervyn, 1265 Roger a boy at 1:44 p.m. Sept.

21. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rockhill. 2202 E.

Greenlee, a girl at 4:04 m. Sept. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Barrow. 7356 Calle Mprirtji. a airl 4-01 Sept. 71. Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Voder. 3705 E. th, boy at 7:44 p.m. Sent.

21. Mr and Mrs. James Dotv. 424 Star, a girl at 3:39 a.m. Sept.

22. DEATHS HILL, L. Eugene, 4, of 3731 E. Sheet" rd Sept. 22 NIEMAN.

Louis 82, of tit E. yth 9T 501. 71 PEARSON, Frank C. 79, of 5512 1 Meadowlark Ave, Sept. 22 JL vertheless suspenseful Russian melodrama.

In a sense it is an epic of a timt in history (1905- 19 3 5 showing the change brought by World War I and the Bolshevik revolution on the lives of a dozen interesting persons. Although Robert Bolt's script is necessarily condensed ar omits much of the novel's impact and symbolic overtones because of the film's stressing of the romantic aspects, yet, through Lean's electrifying direction, the book's descriptive passages are brilliantly illuminated in the vast scenic beautv and the haunting musical background. Using a flash-back technique to tell its story is one of the few weaknesses of the film. After its slow and somewhat confusing start, the picture moves with rapidity and, at times, jumps from one sequence to another with such abandon that the viewer becomes momentarily befuddled. Some motivations of character are lacking, but, by and large, they are well etched and show development.

Against the giant sweep of the revolu-t i these characters are unable to shape or to understand fully the events which are transforming their lives. Julie Christie portrays Lara with a gifted naturalness and sensitivity as she grows from an innocent, reserved girl of 17 to a mature, emotional woman, fully aware of the hopelessness of her love for Zhivago. Sharif brings to this man more of a saintly quality than necessary, perhaps, although the man's sensibility and awareness of his guilt in loving Lara are carefully defined. The role of his wife Tonya is given gentle warmth and exquisite understanding by Geraldine Chaplin. Guinness as Zhi- vago's Bolshevik half-brother shows the man's lingering taste for human relationships despite his allegiance to the party, un the other har1 Courtenay is the epitome of the dehumanized party member who as Lara early husband Pasha, forgets her, and goes on to become the terrifying General MreiniKov.

Steiger makes an uncompromising, relentless lecher of Komarovsky; Miss Tushingham is most touching as the girl thought to be Lara daugnter; Richardson renders the aristo crat Gromeko with elegant pre cision. Mediators Enter Christmas Strike MIAMI (Special) Federal mediators have been assigned to arbitrate the walkout of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers at the In spiration Copper Co. The walkout, resulting from the death Tuesday of Ezekial Sanchez, 37, of Globe, who was killed in an accident at Inspiration's Christmas mine, has shut down the Christmas mine and Inspiration properties in Miami. Request for federal mediators was made by Sylvain Schnaitta-cher, of Tucson, representative of the international union. Commissioner Louis Ziman, of the Federal Mediation Conciliation Service in Phoenix, has been assigned the case..

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