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PAGE FOUR SECTION Atom Bomber Delivers Touring Iranian Shah Iran arrived here in a giant B-52 this Air Force Base in connection States. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Force KC135 jet tanker plane had made a record flight from Tondon to New York and landed here. The Shah said he was "very impressed with the simplicity and the KC135." had size as well the of as, capacity, heard about it, he added it more impressive to see it in person. The Shah, who is a jet pilot himself, sat at the controls of the giant plane and closely examined navigational instruments. He also inspected an F104 Starfighter, reputedly the Air Force's highest flying and fastest operational aircraft.

The craft recently carried its pilot new altitude record of 91.000 feet. It flies faster than the speed of sound. The Middle Eastern ruler flew in here from Lincoln, where he had been the guest of Gen. Thomas S. Power, chief of the Strategic Air Command.

The B-52 jet was piloted by Lt. Col. W. E. Moore of the 99th Bomb Wing.

An escorting Air Force, colonel accompanied the Shah. Members of his party came in on a C97 stratocruiser. The Shah flew to Boston later and went directly to a hotel to Winslow Man Hurt In Cliff Tumble FLAGSTAFF, June 29 James Barnes of Winslow, age unknown, was seriously injured Sunday when he tumbled down a 45- foot cliff near Clear Creek in northern Arizona. Authorities said Barnes was on fishing trip and apparently lost his footing near the edge of the dropoff. Rescue workers spent about three hours bringing Barnes up the side of the cliff on a stretcher.

He was taken to a Flagstaff hospital. Want Ad Takers Are On Duty Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday-8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Ph. MA. 2-5855 Tucson Newspapers Inc LEGAL NOTICE (Continued From Page 3B) The Clerk presented for approval an agreement dated June 3, 1958, between Pima County and Sanitary District No. 1 of Pima County to grant the County an interest in the District's sanitary fill sites. The agreement provides for garbage and trash disposal facilities for Pima County residents living outside the bounds of both the City of Tucson and the District: and the time covered by the agreement is the one -year period from July 1, 1958.

to June 30. 1959. It was moved by Mr. Weaver, seconded by Mr. Jay, and carried that the Chairman be authorized to sign the agreement with Sanitary District No.

1 of Pima County. ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to come befcre the Beard, the meeting was adjourned. Kautenburger Chairman ATTEST: Elsa B. Hanna Clerk MINUTES. BOARD OF SUFERVISORS' MEETING June 5.

1958 The Board of Supervisors of Pima County. Arizona, met in special session at the regular meeting place of the Board in the Pima County Courthouse in the city of Tucson, Arizona, at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 5. 1950. Upon roll call.

these present and absent were as follows: Present: Lambert Kautenburger, Chairman Thomas S. Jay, Member Dennis Weaver, Member Absent: None Also present: Elsa B. Hanna, Clerk The Chairman stated this meeting was called by him and was being held pursuant to notice waiver, and consent on file with the Clerk. ZONING- MURPHEY AND OTHERS PETITION (Cof-56-91) On April 22, 1558, the Board of Supervisors postponed to this date decision on the petition of John W. Murphey, Leo B.

Keith, and Harold F. Vinson for rezoning from SR 10 CR-1 of certain property lying generally between Hacienda del Sol and Sabine Canyon Road and between the Rillito River and the Coronado National Forest. The Clerk reported receipt of the following: 1. Letter from Mrs. Annette gleston, Deer, Run Ranch Estates, opposing the Murpher rezoning retition and recommending A new zoning classification approximately two and one-half 2.

Letter from Randolph Jenks requestions consideration of a new zoning classification of approximately two acres. 3. Letter from W. J. Holliday.

supporting the proposed rezoning. Letter from Mr. and Mra. Frank R. Doulterry requesting inclusion in the proposed rezoning from SR to CR-1.

5. Letter from Joseph U. Cracchiolo, legal counsel for the Planning and Zoning Commission, relative to the withholding of building, permits in conection with rezoning changes which are approved by the Board. Letter from John W. Murphey, together with two legal instruments: (a) "Agreement to Grant Highway Easements" and (b) "Declaration of Establishment of Conditions and Restrictions The Chairman Inquired whether anvone wished to be heard on this matter.

Frank J. Barry, attorney appearing on behalf of the Suburban Federation. spoke in opposition 10 the rezoning and pointed out that the area, which comprises some 3.600 acres. 1e from five to seven infles from any subdivision development and the proposed rezoning 1s. in his opinion, impractical.

Mr. Barry stated that the Federation is opposed to modification of anv petition, that all evidence relative to this or any petition should be brought to the attention of the public. that his orranization represents citizens through. out the entire Tucson area who are Interested in the future development of Pima County, and that they recommend the matter he referred back to the Planning and Zoning Commission for study in connection with proposed intermediate zoning classification of two and one- half acres. Wilbert E.

Dolnh attornev resenting the petitioners, snoke in support of the reronine and made explanation: relative to the restrictions and conditions contained in the rocommendation of the Planing and Zonine Commission. He exnressed his aporoval of the Commission's recommendations with the exception of the following. which restrictions he stated are nbviated by the inetruments Mr. Murphey has fled with the Board: "b) That the zoning chances from SR to CR-1 shown on such nion (C13-58-1) be made effertive by ordinance only when and after the mainr streete and routes related to such rezoning have been dedicated or In a manner satisfactory to the Board." The4 the Board direct the County Zoning Inspector no permite in such area 10 CR-1 in acecrd with the mum standerde nf canine path accentshle her been dulv recorded the reanired he County abdivicion senderds and proe-dures." Weaver hie animinn no different being netition Tureen area. that the deed restrictions will THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR PORTRAITS By James J.

Metcalfe MY HEART FOREVER I promise you my heart is yours And only yours to keep Each moment I am wide awake And when I am asleep And how could I feel otherwise When no one now but you Inspires me to victory In all I strive to do? Your hand is always holding mine I see your smiling face And I am always happy in Your lovable embrace Depend upon me, darling, I Belong to you alone You are the one and only one I want to call my own All other things may fade in life The world may change its name But I do promise you my love Will always be the same. Copyright, 1958, Field Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. LEGAL NOTICE 179 48 6 10.56 322 18 10 5.79 334 30 10 8.61 335 31 10 7.06 337 33 10 5.11 Parkway Vista Addition 448 3 2 6.50 UNIVERSITY HOME DISTRICT PAVING Series 199 University Home Addition 55A 16 E. 6.14' thereof 5 12.35 104 5 10 3.85 127 S.

100' of 15 16 11 5.98 COTTONWOOD DIST. PAVING AND SEWER Series 200 Cottonwood Addition 37 13 7.74 INDUSTRIAL ADDITION DIST. PAVING Series 203 Industrial Addition 15 13.40 16 -30 13.50 17 13.50 City of Tucson 212 6 124 3.11 262 W. 134.8' of 15 127 6.69 398 E. 40' of 14 15 148 6.83 486 5 167 2.75 S.

PARK ADDITION DIST. PAVING Series 207 South Park Addition 246 22 EL CORTEZ HEIGHTS DIST. PAVING Series 208 Mansfield Heights Addition 155 8 10 7.93 SOUTHERN HEIGHTS ADDITION DIST. SEWER Series 210 Southern Heights Addition 36 9 3.10 ALLEYS IN BLOCKS BUELL'S ADDITION BLKS. 7-8-9, RIECKER'S ADDITION DIST.

PAVING Series 215 Buell's Addition 42 14 19 2.55 22ND IS FIRST AVE. TO CAMPBELL AVE. DIST. PAVING AND SEWER Series 216 Mcinnes Addition 59 A 11.G1 SOUTHWESTERN ADDITION DIST. PAVING Series 217 Ball Park Addition 70 3 4.09 ALLEY IN BLOCKS 232 238, CITY OF TUCSON DIST.

PAVING Series 218 City of Tucson W. of 1 238 4.13 TOOLE TO 18TH ST. DIST. LIGHTING STONE AVE. Series 219 City of Tucson 83A N.

30 ft. E. 140 ft. of 1 233 3.91 104 of 6 239 7.49 COUNTRY CLUB RD. 5TH ST.

DIST. PAVING Series 223 Encanto Park Addition 17 S. 28 Ft. of 12 1.65 MANLOVE ADDITION DISTRICT PAVING Series 224 Manlove Addition 39 7.03 STONE DRACHMAN TO ORO ST. DISTRICT PAVING Series 225 Bronx Park Addition 39 2.61 'CASAS LINDAS ESTATES PAVING SEWER Series 226 Casas Lindas Estates 34 24 14.98 22ND AVE.

TO 6TH AVE. DIST. PAVING Series 227 City of Tucson 167 ELYSIAN GROVE DISTRICT PAVING Series 230 Elysian Grove Addition 51 3 4.12 73 4.03 ENCANTO PARK PAVING AND SEWER Series 231 Encanto Park Addition 149 6 13 10.96 188 12 13 10.31 Virginia Heights Addition 217 38 8.07 218 39 8.07 219 40 7.00 006 23, 24 E. 30 ft. of 22 2 13.98 HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION CER.

TAIN ALLEYS IN BUELLS FAIR. MOUNT ADDITION FIST. PAVING Series 232 Highland Park Addition 87 13 6.47 CITY PARKSIDE LORENA HOMESITES DIST. SEWER Series 200 City Parkside Addition 11 3.00 3.07 00 75 3.00 10 103 117 118 165 3.08 170 W. 2 ft.

of 3 10 244 13 14 ALLEVS IN PI.ACK PURNA VISTA AND BLOCKS CITY OF TUCSON Series 241 City of Tucson 30 17 14 of 43 4.82 CITY PAPKSIDE LORENA HOMESITES D'ST. PAVING Series 246 City Parkside Addition 15 199 7.58 187 W. 2 ft. of 7.70 957 268 7.57 AVONDALE DIST. PAVING SEWEP Series 247 Addition R7 80 of 1 11 13.20 116 165 ft.

of N. 290 of 12 9.40 119 70 ft. of S. 200 of 12 9.69 121 19 of S. 290 ft.

12 13.12 126 65 of S. 290 nf 12 9.0 170 8n of N. 160 of 11.90 259 of S. 990 ft. of 3 exc.

S. 90 41 2.63 260 14 of 290 ft. 3 eXC. S. 2.63 Speedway Addition Na 2414 of 1 9.43 341 en ft.

of N. 120 of 1 R. 30 COUNTRY PIMA CLUR DIST. RD. R.

PAVING 5TH ST. TO Series 242 Unsubdivided 133 F. 150 ft. nf 137 180 of S. 100 ft.

nf 480 ft. o' Sec. 9 13.01 DUFFY DIST. PAVING AND SEWER Series 249 Speedway Tracts Addition 22 W. 60 ft.

of S. 135 ft. of N. 165 ft. of 8 3.93 38 W.

60 ft. of N. 135 ft. of 1 Less N. 20 10.53 60 ft, of S.

135 of 10 17.63 118 60 ft. of N. 135 of 3 10.87 141 ft. of S. 135 ft.

of 6 10.88 195 60 ft. nf S. 135 of N. 270 ft. of 10.87 229 60 ft.

of N. 135 of 16.53 232 An of S. 135 ft. of N. 270 ft.

of 10.88 259 ft. of N. 135 of 1.53 SAHUARO HILL DIST. PAVING SEWER Series 250 Montrose Addition 164 8.68 NE. O.

B.AR RA MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1958 OBITUARIES AUDREY STATON Funeral services for Mrs. Audrey Staton, 66, of 2050 N. Campbell who died Saturday in a local hospital, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, with the Rev. Ben Bobbitt, of First Christian Church, officiating.

Burial will be in South Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers are C. E. Harbour, Ray Harbour, Brian Harbour, Philip Nevius, C. L.

Nevius and Harold Nichols. A. F. METTEL Funeral services for A. F.

Mettel, 66, of 2218 E. Lind who died at his home Saturday, will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Arizona Mortuary, Dr. Richard S. Beal, of First Baptist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. ELLA CROWFOOT Funeral services for Ella Crowfoot, 82, of 431 S. Alvernon Way, who died Saturday at a local hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Michael's and All Angels Episcopal Church, with burial in the Masonic Cemetery.

Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening at the Arizona Mortuary. MARY McMULLEN Funeral services for Mary McMullen, 94, of 330 E. 13th who died Friday in a Tucson hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Parker-Kerr Mortuary, with the Pythian Sisters officiating. Burial will be in the Knights of Pythias Cemetery.

ELEANOR MILES Funeral services for Eleanor Jane Miles, 47, of 1444 E. 9th who died in a local hospital Friday, will be held at 10 a.m. today at Reilly's Funeral Home, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. MARY FLETCHER Mrs. Mary Fletcher, 79, of 5752 E.

Mabel died in a Tucson hospital yesterday. She had lived here three years. She is survived by a son, Clarence, of Tucson, a grandson, Harold, of Hollywood, and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Arizona Mortuary, with burial in South Lawn Memorial Park.

ERVING JOHNSON Erving C. Johnson, 60, of 4038 E. Bellevue, died in a local hospital yesterday. A native of Lake Crystal, he came here 14 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mary, a brother, Leonard, of Terril, Iowa, and two nieces.

Friends may call at Bring's. Funeral Home from 4 to 8 p.m. today. The body will be sent to Lake Crystal for funeral services and burial. BRENDA ESCAMILLA Brenda Escamilla, 2-month-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel Escamilla, of Marana, died Saturday in a Tucson hospital. She is survived by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Apolinar Escanilla, of Marana, and Mr.

and Mrs. Secundino Gomez, of Tucson. Graveside funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today, in Holy Hope Cemetery. Tucson Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

AUGUSTA STANFORD Funeral services, for Augusta Sanford, S. Convent who died Tuesday, will be held at 2:15 p.m. today at People's Mortuary, with the Rev. E. L.

Glass, of the Church of God, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Tucson Girl, Trucker Die In Accident BRAWLEY, June 29 (P)- A Tucson girl and the driver of a truck-trailer were killed when their vehicle plunged into a drainage canal five miles east of here Saturday. Dead were Elizabeth Ann Weir, 15, of 3365 E. Drexel Tucson, and Howard Douglas Markham, 43, of Denton, the driver of the vehicle.

California's Highway Patrolmen said the girl was asleep in the truck's sleeping compartment when the vehicle went through a highway stop sign on State Highway 115 and careened into the canal across the road. The trailer's heavy load of foodstuffs shifted forward, fatally crushing the girl and the driver. It required more than four hours to extricate their bodies. Elizabeth Ann, who was a student at Sunnyside High School, is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Weir, of Tucson, and a brother, Maurice, now serving with the Army.

Funeral services will be announced by the Arizona Mortuary. The U.S. Navy's first submarine derived its power from a conventional four-cylinder gasoline engine. IT'S TIME TO FERTILIZE Trees, Shrubs, Lawns and Gardens Composted Manure Grass Seeds Milorganite TUCSON FERTILIZER COMPANY MAin 3-8693 Hikers Safe After Night In Forest FLAGSTAFF, June 29 (P)-Two hikers walked out of the rugged San Francisco Mountains near Flagstaff Sunday after being lost overnight. Mary Cullen, 10, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore J. Cullen, and Tom Sargent, about 40 of Phoenix, were hungry and tired but otherwise in good condition. They became separated from a hiking party Saturday afternoon and wandered through the rolling, wooded country all night. Early Sunday they stumbled into the Creithton Ranch on the Fort Valley Road, just in time for breakfast.

A search party of 20 volunteers and deputies had scanned the high country for the pair since Saturday afternoon. The Cullen girl and Sargent were with a group that left from the Snow Bowl, bound for mile-high Humphrey Peak, about a three hours' walk. They were last seen about 1:30 p.m., then became separated from the hikers. LEGAL NOTICE DELINQUENT LIST OF INSTALLMENTS OF INTEREST ON IMPROVEMENT BONDS AND NOTICE OF SALE The following is a list of properties on which installments of Interest became delinquent June 2, 1958, under and by virtue of provisions of Title 9, Chapter 6, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes. No.

Unknown Duipnjou, Assessment 307 Block Jaumo junowy SCHUMACHER-TUCSON HTS. DIST. SEWER Series 150 Schumacher Addition 38 5. 5 1.25 45 12 1.26 Tucson Heights Addition. 150 11 16 1.27 157 12 17 1.27 159 14 17 1.27 166 21 1.27 186 13 23 1.25 201 N.

50 ft. of S. 100 ft. of 13 and 14 24 1.28 MUNDO VISTA- -MORNINGSIDE DIST. PAVING Series 151 Mundo Vista Addition 89 3 and E.

15. ft. of 04 8 1.75 Morningside Addition 144 F. 65 ft. of 1 1.24 FREMONT TO VINE AVE.

DIST. PAVING Series 152 Bull's Addition 88 N. 61.5' of 2 29 1.46 Drake's Addition 129 14 1.77 OLSEN ADDITION DIST. PAVING 154 Olsen's Addition 430 3 40 1.65 BRUCKNER'S ADDITION SEWER Series 156 Bruckner's Addition 188 12 24 1.38 237 13 27 1.37 Mcinnes Addition 393 A 1.75 Industrial Addition 399 1.57 400 6 1.56 401 1.56 MENLO PARK SEWER Series 158 Menlo Park Addition 1.71 38 1 1,86 132 11 S. 95' of W.

10' of 10 10 1.53 South Menlo Park Addition 325 4 2 1.53 Hillside View Addition 544 1.53 JEFFERSON PARK SEWER Series 159 Jefferson Park Addition 10 1.31 45 3 1.30 46 1.30 326 8 26 1.44 SCHUMACHER-TUCSON HTS. SEWER AND PAVING Series 161 University Home Addition 95 5 10 1.77 113 S. 100' of 15 16 11 4.57 Tucson Heights Addition 213 11 16 3.22 221 12 3.22 223 17 5.34 231 21 5.35 250 23 2.98 265 of S. 100' of 14 24 2.43 300 29 3.17 Schumacher Addition 402 5 A 2.77 409 12 2.77 JEFFERSON PARK PAVING Series 163 Jefferson Park Addition. 10 1.46 0 1.46 48 A 1.46 348 00 26 4.49 520 44 E.

25' of 2 39 5.32 Monterey Addition 661 3 W. 20' of 2 Blk. 38 3.18 16th ST. S. PARK AVE.

PAVING AND SEWER Series 165 Bruckner's Addition 139 26 2.76 MONTEREY ADDITION SEWER Series Monterey Addition 244 15 SEWER' 1.85 BLENMAN ADDITION Series Plenman Addition 18B S. 65' of 07 8 and of W. 10' of 6 2 1.60 107 S. of 16 of E. 17.5' of 1 15 8 1.96 213 W.

32' of 3 E. 26' of 4 17 2.13 262 F. 25' of 14 W. nf 15 20 1.98 MONTEREY ADDITION PAVING Series 173 Monterey Addition 143A Lot 2 exc. E.

15' thereof all of 3 239 15 Blk. 13 19 1 535 3 W. of 38 1.77 Unsubdivided 675 Tr. in Dkt 903. 915.

lace F. 10' therent 5.15 COPPER CAMPPELL TO MOUNTAIN AVF. SEWER Series 174 Jefferson Park Addition 3 3.54 28 3.54 BLENMAN ADDITION PAVING 176 Blenman Addition 15B S. 65' of 7 8 of W. 10' of 6 2 4.13 104 172.5° of 16 of F.

17.5' of 15 6.81 210 32' of 3 E. 17 4.37 259 of 14 W. of 15 20 4.36 SPEE WAY. TYNDALL TO PARK AVE. WIDENING Series 177 Feldman's Addition Tr.

in 184. P. 525, D.R.E. 27 3.66 W. 18TH ST.

TO 22ND ST. PAVING SEWER Series 179 City of Tucson 134 15 139 3.65 136 W. 43.25 of 16 139 3.03 201 of 1 143 3.98 CATALINA VISTA DISTRICT SEWER Series 182 Catalina Vista Addition 16 23 3.58 BROADMOOR ADDITION CIST. SEWER Series 184 Broadmoor Adaition 93. 9 W.

of 8 2.25 169 40 2.14 48 2.48 322 18 10 2.40 30 10 2.85 335 31 10 2.34 337 33 10 2.12 Parkway Vista Addition 398 2.38 UNIVERSITY HOME ADDITION MOUNTAIN AVE. PAVING AND SEWER Series 185 University Home Addition 55.A 16 E. 6.14' thereof 5 2.60 103 5 S. MENLO DIST. PARK PAVING Series 191 Menio Park Addition 24 S.

100' of 9 10 11 4.57 South Menio Park Adcition "BROADMOOR DISTRICT PAVING 1,88 Series 194 Broadmoor Addition 5.18 9 w. 35' of 8 7.34 171 40 5.33 Public Records BIRTHS Davis-Monthan. AFB Born to S. Sgt. and Mrs.

Dove, 712 N. 9th a girl p.m.. June 29. Born to S. Sgt.

and Mrs. Terry, Morgan's Trailer Court, at 10:35 a.m.. June 29. Born to P.F.C. and Mrs.

Bullard, 363 W. President at 12:36 p.m., June 29. St. Mary's Hospital Born to Mr. and Mrs.

John Hanna, 419 E. 32nd, a girl at 7:33 p.m., June 28. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keeley, 2743 N.

Warren, a girl at 5 p.m., June 28. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Kessler, 3126 E. Adams, boy at 5:55 p.m., June 28.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matus, 856 Calle Sierra, a girl at 5:57 p.m., June 28. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond McMannis, 4510 E. Douglas, a boy at 2:35 p.m., June 28. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mytnik, 6731 E.

Scarlett, a boy at 12:42 p.m., June 28. Born to Linand, Mrs. Jerome Smith, 6420 Calle girl at 2:35 p.m., June 28. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Santos Palacios, 166 W. Borrego, A gairl at 6:54 a.m., June 29. DEATHS ESCAMILLA, Brenda, 2 months, Marana, June 28. FLETCHER, Mary, ,79, of 5752 E. Mabel June 29.

JOHNSON, Erving, 60, of 4038 E. Bellevue, June 29. San Francisco's Telegraph Hill has its counterpart in Telegraph Hill in Winchester, England. LEGAL NOTICE 169 N. 240 ft.

of S. 255 ft. of E. 120 ft. of W.

150 ft. Sec. 10: R-. 14-E. T-14-S, AVE.

AND ALLEY N. BILTMORE ADDITION- -CONTZEN LAND ST. DIST. SEWER Series 252 Biltmore Addition 42 6 3.78 Loralyn Addition 73A E. 63.24 ft.

of 12 2.71 74A 11 12 less E. 63.74 ft. thereof 13 less W. 62 ft. thereof 2.82 75A W.

62 ft. of 13 4.34 McKinley Park Addition 89. 16. 5.72 BROADWAY. RANDOLPH TO CRAYCROFT RD.

DIST. PAVING Series 253 Brentwood Addition 33 12 A 8.71 Broadway Estates 66 E. 100 ft. of W. 200 ft.

of S. 150 ft. of 8 16.67 67 w. 150 ft. of E.

358 ft. of S. 150 ft. of 8 25.14 SOUTHERN HEIGHTS DIST. PAVING SEWER Series 254 Southern Heights Addition 20 2 10.36 5 19.44 61 11.17 83 10.15 85 12 19.05 84 899: 11.17 87 N.

85 ft. of 2 10.82 Unsubdivided 123 W. 150 ft. of S. 241.15 ft.

of Sec. T-14-S. R-13-F. 40.41 EL CONQUISTADOR ESTATES DIST. AND PAVING 255 EI Conquistador Estates.

69 11 18.48 SWANWAY ADDITION DIST. SEWER AND PAVING Series 256 Landsdale Addition 25 12 2 4.39 58 10 9.51 Swanway Addition, 50 8.24 151 8 9.37 178 17 9.15 192 10 0 2n ALVERNON ADDITION DIST. SEWER PAVING Series 257 Series 264 Alvernon Addition 66 2 4.53 148 4.77 Washington Heights Aridition 293 16 18 7.14 294 17 18 7.14 316 S. of Speedway. 20 2.37 338 9.85 363 22 8.88 382 24 3.70 383 3.70 386 24 4.40 HIGHLAND VISTA DIST.

SEWER Series 259 Highland Vista Addition 118 8 4.01 8 4.37 HIGHLAND DIST. SEWER Series 260 Desert Highland Addition 6 9.24 33 8 9.24 78 A 9.24 PARKWAY TERRACE DIST. PAVING AND SEWER Series 261 Parkway Terrace Addition 60 8 20,74 61 9 18.00 96 8 Vac. Street southerly 18.51 97 9 Vac. Street southerly 5.35 129 9 20.80 133 13 Vac.

Street southerly 4.74 134 14 A- Vac. Street southerly 4.74 135 15 Vac. Street southerlv 4.74 PALO VERDE 2ND STREET DIST. PAVING SEWER Encanto Vista Addition 2 27 11.05 WARE STREET AND ASH ALLEY DIST. PAVING Series 265 Uneubdivided 29 S.

79.5 ft of N. 990 ft. of w. 40 ft. of E.

590 ft. of E. 1, of NF1. Sec. 15.

T-14-S. R- 14-F. CASA ME ACDES DIST. PAVING AND SEWER Series 257 Casa Mesa Addition 6 1 3.52 Mitman Addition 007 15.77 258 ft. N.

270 of E. 45 ft. of of W. 27.5 ft. 13 3.08 SPEEDWAY -RENTLEY AVE.

TO CRAYCROFT RD. DIST. LIGHTING WIDENING Series 268 Morning View Tracts Addition 29 5 15.94 Sneedway Addition No. 89 W. 34.42 ft.

of S. 135 ft. of 5.29 Avondale Addition 136 S. 290 ft. of W.

3 8.47 137 990 ft. of E. 12 8.47 W'-chinaton Heights Addition A 17 47 001 90 R.47 262 90 8.47 Swan Way Addition 201 0,84 318 10.20 Tracts Addition 206 195 ft. of 15.94 328 135 ft. of w.

of 8.48 Mitman Addition 327 16.90 339 15 93 KENROSE DARK AND PARKVIEW ADDITION SEWER Series 260 Parkview Addition 35 8 3.71 Kenrose Park Addition 86 S. 199 ft. of W. 45 3.02 PO 109 ft. of 14 90 109 of 16 4.28 95 of W.

60 2 2.66 99 of E. 60 19 2.60 Kings Highway Addition 187 149 19 150 7 99 131 12 2.22 CLENN CAMBRELL AVE. TO TUCSON BLVA. DIST. PAVING SEWED Series 270 North Campbell Estates 12 13 0.10 10.17 10.17 10.17 10.77 10.91 20 8.98 Shaheen Estates 28 15 8.91 NOTICE is hereby given that unless egia delinouent installments together with the penalties and cost thereon are paid, the whole amount of the respective assessments will he declared due by the undersiened and the proDertv above descrihed.

upon which said assessments are liens, will he offered for sale at public auction at ten of o'clock in the forenoon on the dav July, 1959 in accordance with nrovisions of Title 9. Chanter 6. Article Arizona Revised Statutes, or sunnle. ments thereto. or as provided in Ordi.

nance 727 (as amended hv Ordinance 1434 incornorated in Article 1. Chanter 2. of the 1953. Code of the Citv of Tucson. Avirona, at Section 17-n SAID SAT.E will take nlace the office of the undersimed Superintendent nf Streete, 159 Weet Pennine.

ton Street. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. City of Tucson Arizona. H. L.

DANFORTH Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson. Arirona. Publish: June 21 and June 30, 1958. Tucsonan Second In Speech Meet DENVER, June 29 Tucsonan Marji Seginski, 17, lost out Syd Nathans, 18, of Houston, in the Knights of Pythia High School Speech Contest here Sunday. Marji, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ignatius A. Seginski, 4107 E. Oxford is a Tucson High School ton this August, in competition for a $1,500 scholarship. the Ezekiel at 2:43 William a boy William a boy 9 02 graduate and plans to attend the University of Arizona in the fall.

Nathans was judged the best speaker of a field represented by Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Utah. He will represent the five-state region at a national Knights of Pythias contest in Bos- MORTGAGE LOANS APPLEWHITE Mortgage Invest. Co. 310 Southern Arizona Bank Trust Bldg. MA 2-4834 June 29 (P -The Shah of niomic bomber Sunday to inspect with a 12-day tour of the United arrived shortly after a U.S.

Air Royal Youth Tries Boots, Cowboy Hat GOLDEN, June 29 (PL Most of the girls of his acquaintance can't pronounce his name, but Bijan Esfandiary's flashy convertible, his cowboy hat and boots and his ready grin are as American as apple pie. Bijan is a student here at the Colorado School of Mines. He also is the brother of Soraya, former Queen of Iran now known as Princess Soraya. Bijan rolled at the school a month ago after he and Soraya journeyed here from Europe. Bijan, a stocky youth with dark, wavy hair, plans after graduation to manage three copper and molybdenum mines in Iran.

While a student, however, he's following a policy of doing as his fellows do. Thus the western attire and the convertible. Bijan lives in a school dormitory, dates local girls, eats his meals in the school cafeteria. "I like Colorado very much," he says. "I've been studying seven hours a day and taking a few trips." Ailing Actor Lunt Out Of Hospital NEW YORK, June 29 (-Actor Alfred Lunt's visit to New York Hospital turned out to be only a two-night stay.

The hospital said Sunday the veteran Broadway star had left Friday. Lunt had been suffering a high fever for several days when ordered to the hospital Wednesday by his physician. Since then, an understudy has playing Lunt's role in "The which also stars Lunt's wife, Lynn Fontanne. It was not immediately determined when Lunt would return to the play. At least 95 per cent of American families include some kind of canned goods in their regular diets.

LEGAL NOTICE Lambert Kautenburger Chairman ATTEST: Elsa B. Hanna hold, and that the subdivision will have conform to the recommendations and star durds of the Planning and Zoning Commission. After further discussion, it was moved by Mr. Weaver, seconded by Mr. Jay, and carried that the Board of Supervisors approve the rezoning from SR to CR-1: that the Board accept and record the instruments presented by the petitioners: and that the necessary ordinance be drawn, ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned.

Clerk MINUTES. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS' MEETING June The Board of Supervisors of Pima County, Arizona, met in special Ression at the regular meeting place of the Board in the Pima County house in the city of Tucson, Arizona, at 11 A.m. on Saturday, June 14, 1956. Uron roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present: Thomas S. Jay.

Acting Chairman Dennis Weaver, Member Ahsent: Lambert Kautenburger, Chairman Also Present: Elsa B. Hanna. Clerk 'Ine Acting Chairman stated this meeung was called by him and was being neli pursuant to notice, waiver, and consent on file with the Clerk. PIMA COUNTY OFFICESFIVE-DAY WEEK On motion by Mr. Weaver, seconded by Mr.

Jay and carried. a notice was ordered distributed to the heads 01 tne varicus departments as tollows: "At the time the Board of Supervisors adopted the five-day week with hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. it was presumed that all offices woula have their employees work from a.in, to 5 p.m. with one hour for lunch, or a minimum of a forty-hour week.

It is the intent of the Board that such senedule be followed. Any employees who work less than the minimum fortyhour week will be considered part-time employees and their salaries will be reduced accoraingly." BIDS (Q. 2044), AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS- SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT The Purchasing Agent (Haskell Proper) presented and filed with the Clerk A tabulation of quotations on furnishing sixteen automobiles for the Sheriff's Department as follows: (1) twelve 1958 taxicab- or police equipped cars. four-dcor sedans to be painted according to specification and (2) four 1958 four-door sedans to be painted Any standard color other than black and white. On his recommendation.

it Was moved by Mr. Weaver. socended by Mr. Jay, and carried that the bid of Monte Mansfield Motors, the low bidder. be accepted ir the total amount of $18.409.98 ($24.124.00 base bid less $6.075.00 trade-in allowance on sixteen automcbiles plus $360.97 sales tax).

The Purchasing Agent presented and filed with the Clerk a tabulation of quotations on furnishing two 1958 onehalf-ton black pick-up trucks for the Sheriff's Department. On his recommendation it was moved by Mr. Jay. that the bid of Monte Mansfield seconded by Mr. Weaver.

and carried the lowest bidder, be accepted in the total amount of $2.245.18 ($2,801 16 base price less $600.00 trade-in allowance on two trucks plus $44.02 sales tax). BIDS Q. 2047). X-RAY FILM AND HOSPITAL Because of delay notifying the successful bidder, it was necessary to issue a new call for bids o11 furnishing Pima County's requirements X-ray film And developer for period beginning July 1. 1958, and ending June 30.

1559, for the Pima County General Hospital. The Purchasing Agent presented and filed with the Clerk a tabulation of quotations on furnishing the X-ray film and developer for the fiscal year of 1958-59. On his it was moved by Mr. Weaver, seconded by Mr. Jar.

and carried that the hid of Standard Surgical (meeting Supply specifications) Company, and the best lowest der, be accepted in the total 'amount of $9.109.33. RIDS (Q. 2048). WHITE TRAFFIC PAINT DEPARTMENT The Purchasing Agent presented and filed with the Clerk tabulation of quotations on furnishing 1.000 gallons of white traffic paint for the Highway Department. On his recommendation.

it was moved by Mr. Jav. seconded by Mr. Weaver, and carried that the bid of Pioneer Paint Varnish Company. the lowest bidder, be accepted in the total amount of $2.280.08.

BIDS (Q. 20491. GLASS BEADSHICHWAY DEPARTMENT The Purchasing Agent presented and filed with the Clerk a tabulation of notations on furnishing 6.000 pounds of beads for the Highway De. partment. On his recommendation.

WES moved be Mr. Weaver, seconded Jav. and carried that the bid of Safety Eneineer Sumnly Company. Phoenix. the Inwest bidder.

canted in the total amount of $263.05 1RNMENT further businese in come before -ord, the meeting was adjourned. Thomas S. Jav Acting Chairman Hanna Clerk CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING! TUCSON'S GREATEST MARKET! BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUILDING REPAIR CARPENTRY and roof repair References. EA. 6-6850, 7-8 a.m..

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4-2616. MA. 2-3738. FERTILIZER, top grade steer manure, for trees, shrubs, lawns and gardens. $5.50 per yard.

MA. 4-2441. LAWNS tree trimming. cactus, free estimates. Nordstrum.

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PLUMBING AND HEATING SEWER LINES CLEANED at poor man's prices. More information. MA. 4-4026. Plumb repairs water heaters.

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3-4420. W. GANZ PLUMBING HTG. 1021 N. 3rd Phone MA 3-3731 ROOFING 15-20 YEAR BONDED ROOFS.

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Roger. MA 2-0582. CARI PISTOR DRILLING CONTRACTOR Corner S. 4th Ave MA 2-7212 LOST FOUND 2 LOST: blind, brown Cocker Spaniel. Saturday night, vicinity of Joey's Oasis on Casa Grande High.

way Answers to name of Billy, Reward. 2838 N. Castro, MA. 3-6755. PRESCRIPTION glasses in brown case.

Near Speedway Palm Rd. Reward, MA. 2-3311 or EA. 6-5624. LOST: A man's black billfold with identification.

Reasonable reward. EA. 7-1601. LOST: Parakeet in vicinity of Campbell and Seneca. Seafoam color, name Mickey, If seen phone EA.

7-1784. LOST female dachshund. black and tan vicinity San Simon and Bowie. Arizona. Name.

"Sophie. Liberal reward. Call collect after 5 p.m.. Mrs. Jack Lowe, Geneva 1-0988.

1302 Ocean, Seal Beach, California, BOXER: Lost. Answers to Fawn with white on feet and chest AKC registered. MA. 4-8205 Tessanne. 2202 E.

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GLADYS Meacham readings daily and -Thurs eve special 50c. 3926 E. Fairmount, EA. 5-8458. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous day -nite.

MA. 4-4183. 215 N. Court. PERSONALS 3 TIRED OF waxing floors? Get modern No Wax shine.

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4-6437. Horoscope Readings 1021 E. Silver St. RELAX with massage. delightfully cool.

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Hours 10-9. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 8 SERVICE UNLIMITED 279 SCOTI AVE. MA 3-8791 HELP WANTED, MALE HAIRCUT $1.00 6th 6th Barber Shop Open Monday, 513 N. 6th Ave. MAN to run lumber business Needs some capital.

4440 E. Bellevue. LEARN BARBERING GI approved. Tucson Barber School. 1016 E.

Broadway. MA 2-0226. MAN. part or full time. Call MA.

2-8565. LOAN company manager. Must be experienced for local office. Write: Star-Citizen Box 205-F. WANTED man with income for light clerk work, Call EA.

6-7880 WILL BUY anything of value in mornings only. building materials. Call MA. 4-4529. WANTED Experienced auto mer, Apply 242 S.

Plumer. INTERIOR touch up and maintenance painting. Help with furniture repairing and refinishing. Work must De neat. No objection to age.

Meals and salary. Permanent. Star-Citizen Box 246F. MAN with car to take over established Watkins Route. 300 customers, $3 to $4 per hour.

Apply 9 to 12 a.m. 1008 E. 6th St. TWO men with car, apply 10 a.m. 4861 E.

Speedway Monday only. TWO used car salesmen. Must be sober good workers. 1115 Stone. SCHOOL teachers and college men can't beat a Watkins Route for summer employment, Also excellent for part time in Fall.

Expect $89.50 week to start. Apply 9 to 12 a.m. 1008 E. 6th St. REAL Estate Salesman.

must be experienced. Excellent cooperation. Corvelli Realty, 4946 E. Speedway. EA.

7-6268. Eves. AX. 8-6354. PART TIME bus boy needed for day time work.

Apply in person. Ranch Restaurant. 5440 E. Speedway, SECURITIES salesmen. Experienced.

successful to work in Tucson area -in placing finance pany stock issue- very successful. Growing company with offices in Phoenix and Tucson. Star-Citizen Box 204-F. FULL or part time work. Full time $125 guaranteed.

Part time $2.75 per hour. Route work Married. Car. Ph. Mr.

McCov EA. 5-7406 8-9 PM only. THE average gross profits for all 11 Fuller Brush Dealers in this area for May was $609.50. $130 guaranteed to start Married, car. 28-50 yrs.

Company paid retirement and health insurance. Ph EA. 5-7938 PM only COMMERCIAL lighting salesman. Draw and training. Write briefly to Star-Citizen Box 233-F.

CHURCHES. Fraternities, organizations receive $50 cash or premium merchandise for selling Watkins quality products. Phone MA. 4-1642 also 1008 E. 6th St.

CREDIT INVESTIGATOR To train for executive position in national finance organization. Age 21 35; high school graduate or better, must own car. Salary plus expense allowance. COMMERCE LOAN CO. OF TUCSON 36 S.

Stone Avenue Tucson, Arizona 2 HIGH CALIBER SALESMEN (Full or part time) Selling sewing machines or vacuum cleaners exclusive SALARY PLUS TOP COMMISSION HIGH EARNINGS (Exp. not necessary will train) Hub Appliance Stores 1838 E. Broadway. ENGINEERS CUBIC CORP. Probe the Universe Long Range Dynamic Programs require Creative Engineers Scientists.

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Original, design exper: in one or more of the following systems fields. reouired: Closed loop. RF phase Comparison. Modulation Feedback Digital Systems. ENGINEERS: Responsible for the inception of VHF-UHF RF equipment including antennas, recei ver s.

phase modulation detection circuits. Be capable of supervising development groups. SENIOR ENGINEERS: Antennas propagation. 5 yrs. exper.

at least 3 yrs. UHF. VHF. antenna systems propagation phenomena. Will utilize the services of high grade consultants be able to cope with general antenna refinement projects.

SENIOR ENGINEER: Servo Exper. 5 yrs. exper, in servo design. Digital analog electro-mechanical digital computers, closed loop tracking guidance systems exper, helpful. Will ultimately develop servo computer needs for future systems.

SENIOR ENGINEER: exper. in low high voltage Power supply. a Minimum 3 yrs. power supplies. Capable of developing designs in complex compact systems both airborne ground base.

DRAFTSMEN: Printed circuit exper. Creative Engineers at CUBIC are in demand. Their ability is needed, recognized rewarded. For your opportunity with this solidly expanding San Diego firm write or call collect: MR. J.

DEVLIN CUBIC CORP. 5575 Kearny Villa Rd. San Diego, Calif. BRowning 7-6780 HELP WANTED, MALE 9 ASST. Service Manager.

Auto Dealer. Must have Chrysler products experience, preferably Dodge and Plymouth. Must be able to handle customers, mechanics. and factory procedure. Good opportunity for right man.

Frank Dawson Motor Co. MA. 2-2836. Ask for R. E.

Bauersachs. ASSIST. MANAGER For small office. Will include tax work. Accounting experience necessary.

Prefer ages 25-40. Interviews will be held at the Professional Sales Clerical office. Arizona State Employment Service. 7 N. Granada.

Monday Tuesday. Far West. Placement Bu. 301 Ariz. Land Title Bldg.

MA. 2-2712 Exec. Sec. Field Rep. Deg.

car Administrative Organization $5,000 Field Rep. 35-40 $4,000 Escrow officer, Exp. or will train. DEBIT INSURANCE Previous local debit experience helpful but not essential, Agency contract geared attract men, women who want to go places in a hurry! Excellent management career opportunity for those in our organization. Expanding sales force offers four men or women over 30 a chance to join Arizona's fastest growing Debit staff.

All openings in Tucson area. We train the inexperienced. Write Star-Citizen, Box 565F, for private interview. SWIMMING POOL SALESMAN WANTED EARN $50 A DAY NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY WE WILL TRAIN YOU APPLY 8 A.M. ONLY 153 S.

PLUMER AVE. HELP WANTED, 9A GREAT opportunity to increase your earnings as an individual or a salesman, call MA. 4-5882. WANTED Men, women raise bait for us at home. Full spare time.

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Corinna, Maine RETIRED or pensioner. Night clerk in exchange for room. MA. 4-0438. Career opportunity with World Book.

Write Box 5581. Tucson. Become a Beautician TOP WAGES A SECURE FUTURE There is an urgent demand for hair stylists and cosmetologists Tuition rates are low at this established school Expert faculty teach the Tate Visual System Pay as you learn State licensed. free placement service Visit or phone for personal interview Golden School of Beauty 825 Broadwa" MA 2-2333 ATTENTION HIGH CALIBER MEN OR WOMEN WANTED Due to the rapid expansion Company that has risen to 4th largest in its field in the last 6 years- we are in need of salesmen to resent us in this area. You must own a car, be neat in appearance and have the enthusiasm and ability to work.

This position is non-seasonal and we Are seeking only those who would expect to make this their career. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE EXPERIENCED. WE WILL TRAIN YOU If you meet the above requirements personal interviews will be held 10 a.m. sharp. 650 N.

6th Ave. Room 10, COUPLE WITH experience to do housework, some cooking. Manyard work. maintaining, grounds, general handyman. Residence on commercial ranch for 2 adults.

38 miles South of Tucson. Must have references. Call Amado 1. HELP WANTED, Female 10 EXPERIENCED waitress. night shift, own transportation, over 21, Apply in person, 1929 E.

Grant. POSTAL clerk for sub station. Permanent. Experienced preferred. Apply Frontier Variety.

3925 E. Pima. WINDOW TRIMMER Experienced in ladies'. children's, and men's wear. Pleasant permanent position for responsible, capable person.

Apply Aaronson Brothers. Congress at 6th. For information, see our ads Business Colleges and under Schools in the yellow pages of the telephone book, then call us. Arizona College of Commerce. Maids at Your Service JOBS AVAILABLE Experienced Houseworkers Cooks etc.

and Couples 1641 E. Broadway MA. 3-6621 FOR BEGINNING review classes in shorthand typing bookkeeping office machines call Lamson Business College Ph MA 2-7421 LICENSED practical nurse. ONLY. Also maid.

Apply in person only. 644 E. 4th, between 1 and 3. PRESSER for laundry dept. neer Cleaners, 713 5.

Drachman. EXPERIENCED bakery salesgirl. 10-7 shift. Bon Ton Bakery, 2342 N. Campbell WAITRESS.

25-35. Transportation necessary. Western Way Cafe. 3359 Casa Grande Highway. Apply in person.

COMBINATION cook-waitress. Over 21, with transportation. Wishing Well Cafe, 1350 Benson Hiway. LAUNDRY checkers markers, Apply 249 S. Park.

CARHOPS. Must be 21. Apply after 7 p.m. at Johnie's Drive in. 2545 E.

Speedway. EXPERIENCED silk finisher wanted. Apply 1938 S. 6th Cactus Cleaners. YOUNG lady for position of cashier stenographer in credit office cf Tucson's leading jewelry store.

Apply in person, Grunewald Adams. 61 E. Congress. EXP: women wanted 10 sell fast moving product. Experience needed.

$100 or more per week any where in the state of Arizona. Write Star Citizen Box 245 F. TELEPHONE Survey. Interview 10 a.m. sharp.

650 N. 6th Ave, Room 10. ATTRACTIVE cocktail waitress. Apply in person before 2 p.m. Town House, 27 S.

Scott. BAR MAID wanted. Hours 6 to 1 p.m. Apply in person. 3750 S.

Sixth. SALESLADIES. Experienced in Jadies' ready-to-wear. Part or full time. Apply Mays.

5514 E. 22nd St. SECRETARY for leading real tate firm, typing, shorthand, some bookkeeping: neat appearance: 25-40 top salary: apply Liever's Realty, 2621 E. Speedway. MIDDLE aged woman wants woman companion with own income.

Lovely home- work. References, MA. 3-6029. HOUSEKEEPER for motherless home with two lovely children, Live-in. MA.

2-3264. Eves. MA, 2-5084. Far West. Placement Bu.

301 Ariz. Land Title Bldg. MA. 2-2912 Stenographer, 25-40 $270 Acct. Rec.

elk, typist $260 Steno. Legal Exp. 5. day $260 Clk. Typist Gen.

Off. 25-28 $225 Receptionist PBX type cashier 25-30 Steno. Receptionist day Payroll elk. 5 day. 134 PART or full time counter girl with experience.

Preferably Spanteh speaking. 4872 S. 6th. SITUATIONS, MALE 11 YOUNG OFC. MGR.

Adm. Asst. desires future this area. Top Clearance. Rt.

1, Box 1516. Albuquerque. painting, lawn service. Reasonable rates. MA 4-2428.

clerk. EXPERIENCED Consider routeman, shipping training in new A 4-2428. CARPENTER maintenance. inets. Free estimate.

MA. 3-9152. eling. panel work, finishing. cab.

PAINTING. wall washing service. Reasonable rates. 0-8283 ask for Bill. Denny FIXIT SHOP Reps almost anything.

3048 1st. MA. 2-3876 NEW pruned lawns. trees shrubs planted. vard cleaning trash hauled fertilizer, ELECTRICIAN soil.

EA 6-4325 Flannerv. wiring maint. estima. solicit 30 vrs exp EA 6-3956. CARPENTER.

remodeling. plastering. stucco, concrete. block work. References.

AX. 8-6421. LANDSCAPING. reliable man all around work- MA. 3-8200.

SITUATIONS. FEMALE 12 DAY WORK. experienced, white. $1 hour and fare. Mrs.

Stewart. MA. 4-1439. EXCELLENT ironing. Univer-ity District.

$75 an hour. MA. 3-3030 LIGHT house work or office work. MA. 2-6057.

I WILL do house cleaning, washing. ironing. MA. 4-2818. DAY Own WORK.

5 days. permanent. transportation. Cooking, maid. MA.

2-8527..