Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 42

iMni.imw.wtt trw Grain Market CHICAGO, March 8. (flV-Feed New York Stocks Records of Courts, Governmental Offices Lois Strublnger, $2,500, 14. 20, Wash, ington Heights. DOW JONES AVERAGE RANGE Open High Low Close Change Volume 30 Industrials 263.82 264.45 263.57 264.14 A 0.27 42.500 20 Railroads 89.37 90.27 88.99 89.71 A 0.48 104,100 15 Utilities 49.85 49.93 49.S3 49.93 A 0.01 8,200 65 Stocks 99.85 100.30 99.67 100.06 A 0.21 154,800 40 Bonds 98.36 A 0.01 S66; advances, 379; declines, 232; 15; new 1952 lows, 3. Sales, issues traded, unchanged, 255; new 1952 highs, Elec Boat Elliott Co El Paso Gas Emer El Abbott 4 60 ft Adams Exp 8 .32 A ti Admiral 46 28', A 'i Emer Rad Erie RR.

Eversharp H. Marshall. 34, 7, Pueblo Gardens 2-26-52. Franklin D. Richards, to Xrenz O.

Engelmann and wife, 6. 23, Pueblo Gardens RS $8 SO, 2-20-52. L. W. Hutrnn and wife, to Harold Ellis and wife, part of 1, sec.

23, 13 13 RS $9.35, 3-6-52. Arvid 3. Branhart and wife, to Orival R. Hewitt aid wife. 21, 2, Country Club Park RS $3.30, 2-27-52.

K. T. Hayden and wife, to Beulah W. Wardle. part of 1, 7, Mitman RS $2.20, 3-6-52.

Joint-tenancy, Ramona E. Claytor and husband, to Dallas M. Hudson and wife, part of 8, 11, Schumacher RS $5.50. Melvln O. Hoefle and wife, to Goettl Bros: Metal Products, 10, 19, Home RS $1.65, 2-29-52.

Joint-tenancy, Greer B. Nelson and wife, to George B. Lowe and wife, 10, Davis RS $10.36, 2-29-52. Willie F. Oden and wife, to Joseph C.

Williams and wife, 13, 8, Alvernon RS $4 95. 2-27-52. Roberts Development to John L. Hum and wJfe, 3, 4, Craycroft RS $1.10, 4-26-48. Quit-claim, Cressworth C.

Lander and Ernest T. Cook, to Thomas H. Lewis and wife, part Of sec. 19, 14 14 1-29-52. Thomas H.

Lewis and wife, to Alice Gallo. part of sec. 19, 14 14 RS Ex-CeU-O Falrb Mor Family Fin Fed Mot Federat Str Ferro Cp Firestone. Flintkote Florida PW Follans Stl Food Mach Freeport Sul Frueh Tra Gair (Hob) -am'le Sk Gar Wood Ind Gay lord Cont Gen Am Tran Gen Bak Gen Cable Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Instru Gen Mills Gen Motors Gen Prec Eq Gen Pub Ut Ga Pac Ply Gillette Gimbel Bros Glidden Goebel Brew Goodrich Goodyear 1 Air Reduct 3 25 Alaska Jun 1 3 Alleghany $4 3' Alleg LSU, 3 4u4 A Allied Chem 1 73'i Allied Mills 7 35 A i Allied Strs 39'j A Allis Chal 4 49'a 't Alum Ltd 1 1123 Am Agr Ch 1 62'i A Am Airlines 12 A Am Bk Note 3 18 Am Cbl Rad 9 5'i Am Car 3 35 ft Am Cyan 3 lM'i A ft Am Gas El 3 27 A Am Home Pd 3 38ft A ft Am Loco 7 193s A ft Am Fdy 8 19ft A ft Am Nat Gas 4 32ft A ft Am Pw Lt 3ft 25ft Am Rail St 18 ISft ft Am Smelt 6 45ft A ft Am Smelt pf JO 152 A ft Am Stl Fd 6 35 A ft Am Tel Tel 62 158 A ft Am Tobacco 35 37ft A ft Am Viscose 1 61ft A ft Am Woolen 17 31ft A ft Am Zinc 3 23ft ft Anacon Cop 10 48'i A ft AndPriOU 3 45ft Armco Stl 8 36ft ft Armour At Co 35 12ft Arm st Ck 3 52 AshI Oil 3 43ft ft Assd Dry 1 20 Atchison 15 80ft A ft Atl Cst Line 10 92 Dl AU Refin 13 83ft A ft Atlas Cp 10 28ft A ft Avco Mfg 10 7ft Bald Lima 98 lift A ft Bait Ohio 57 19 'i Bait Ohio pf 16 39ft A ft Barber Oil 8 85ft A3 Barke1" Bro 1 17ft Beaumt 3 19ft A ft Bendlx At 3 50 Benguet 14 lft ft Best Fds 2 30ft A ft Beth Stl 12 50 A ft BlawKnox 2 17 Bilss (EW) 1 16 Bond Strs 1 14ft A ft BookofMon 1 lift i Borden 2 51ft A ft Borg Warn 4 65ft ft Bridg Brass 5 17ft ft Briggs Mfg 6 34ft A ft Bristol My 3 33ft ft Bkly Gas 3 53 A ft Brown Bg 1 12ft Bucy Eri 1 24ft A ft Budd Co 92 14ft A ft Bullard 7 29ft ft Burl MSls 8 16ft I Burr Add 8 17ft ftj Butte Cop 1 12ft ft Cal Pack 3 26ft ft Callahan 12 3ft 8 8ft Can Dry 20 9ft A ft Canad Pac 401 36ft Alft Capital Airi 1 13ft Caro 35ft A ft Case (JI) 1 64ft Dl Cater- Trac 6 50H A ft Celanese 13 42ft ft Celotex 5 17ft Cen Fdy 1 A ft Cen Hud 3 10ft A ft 9 17ft Cer De Pas 7 52 ft Cert-Teed 10 15ft Champ Pap 1 28 A ft Ches Ohio 18 34ft A ft Chicago Cp 93 17ft A ft Ch SP Pac 55 21ft A ft Ch SP pf 13 40ft ft Chi Pn Tool 3 51ft A ft Chi RI Pac 15 56ft A ft ChildsCo 11 3ft Chrysler 31 70ft A ft Cit Finan 5 57ft A ft Cities Svc 87 109 Alft ClevElUl 2 49ft A ft Climax Mo 5 33 ft Clinton Fd 1 20ft CluettPeab 3 29 A ft Coca-Cola 3 107ft A ft Collins St Aik 1 20ft A ft 20ft ft Col Gas 17 15ft A ft Comb Eng 1 42ft ft ComlCred 2 63ft Coml Solv I 30 A ft Comw Edis 8 32ft A ft Con Copperm 4 10ft A ft Con Edis I 34 Con Ge Bal 1 27ft ft Con Grocers 2 15ft Con Gas 2 60ft ft ConRRCubpf 1 30ft Con Vultee 5 17ft A ft Consum Pw 2 35ft Container 2 34ft ft Cont Can 8 45ft Aft Cont Mot 1 8ft A ft Cont Oil 7 65 A ft Copper Rng 3 25ft ft Copw Stl 3 26ft A ft Corn Prod 1 68ft ft Crane Co 4 35ft ft Creamer Am 1 lift Crown Cork 14 18ft A ft Crown Zell 3 58ft A ft CrucStl 6 36ft Cudahy Pk 7ft A ft Curtis Pub 14 7ft A ft Curtiss Wr 13 3ft 8 S4ft Dayton Rub 8 22ft ft Deere Co 12 68ft Alft Del 8c Hud 3 45ft ft Del Lack 15 14 Den RGW 5 68ft A ft Derby Oil 1 22ft A ft DetEdis 9 24 A ft Dist Cp Seag 4 24ft Divco Cp 2 10ft Dixie Cup 1 31 A Dome Mia 14 19 A ft Doug Aire 3 57ft ft Dow Chem 13 104ft A ft Dresser Ind 3 24ft Du Pont 6 86ft ft Eagle Pich 13 22ft ft East Air 8 25 A ft East Stl 3 14ft ft Eastm Kod 15 443 ft EkcoPd 4 17i George D. Diamos.

et al. to Southern Ariz. Bank 8c Trust Co, $18,900, part of sec. a. it it c.

Edmond A. Noss and wife, to William M. roster and $7,000. 9, part of iv. a i-snasaaie subd.

Adrian Hessick, and wife, to Tuc. Fed. Sav. Loan. $2,500, part of 6, Avonaaie Aaan.

George B. Lowe, and wife, to Crm 8 Nelson and wife, $2,700, 10, Davis i-. uraay, h.dw, lu, David subd. Orival R. Hewitt and wife, to Arvid Barnnart and wife, $1,435.98, 21, 2, vouno-y tiuD i-arx Addn.

Lorenz O. Engelmann and wife, to Frank un B. Richards, $7,100, 6, 23, Pueblo uaroens Addn. William E. Wubbenhorst and wife, et al, to Anderson Realty $1,500, 11.

2 Norym-Tragle to William Schoen- necx and wife, $8,000, 11, 2, Norym- iragie Aaon. Arthur J. Johnson and wife, to Karl naugusi ana wife, $1,200, part of 4, 36, muomi uiy suDd. no. 2.

Emil F. Anderson and wife, to Frank Jaseph and wife, $17,000, Ls 2 4c 3, 47 Crironado Heights. wniiam j. McLaughlin and wife, to William A. Brooks and wife, $2,500.

part ui us 41 oc at. sec. a. 14 8. 13 J.

Dorothy Lubitz, to Hyman Pheffer and wife, $25,000, Ls 11 6c 12. 24, City. Frank X. Burns and wife, to Southern Ariz. Bank Trust $1,034.82, 21, 3, Homeland subd.

Joseph C. Bush and wife, to Tuc. Eav Ar Loan, $13,750, part of sec. 14, 13 13 E. Florence Ruth Glover, to W.

Powhatan and wife, part of sec. 36 13 S. 14 E. oromy a. uampoen and husband, to Tuc.

Sav. Loan, $4,000. Li, Bt, Made- iyn x-arit Aaan. Silvester A. Wren and wife, to General American Life In.

$5,800, 6. 17 El Cortez Heights. Myrtle R. Bosworth, to Jefferson Stand- S.Z50, 9, part of w. menman Addn.

Harry Navarrette and wife. Tuc Fed Sav. $2,000 2, 51, National City No. 3. Silvester A.

Wren and wife, to General American Life Ins. $5,800. 8 17 El Cortez Heights. Clarence Lagro and wife, to State i uian, S4.700. part of way Addn.

William L. Gompf and wifo Arte. Bank Trust $6,000 part ovrcunay Tracts. Aifonso Romero and wife, to Richard SSSp2rkand 2 00' Soutn" wrme nd wife, to Josephine B. Hubbard $1,750.

part of 2 14, Coronado Heights subd. 0F REAI-TV M0RTAGES Satisfaction. Gordon n.n Satisfaction. Karl Maier to Herman Roemmich and wife. rman satisfaction.

J. c. Wertz, to Morris Rosenbaum and wife, et al Full. J. C.

MrRuan Swartz and wife" cntance H. Ross, to M. McEwen and wif Satisfaction. C. C.

to Attie Nail Byrd. Satisfaction, J. C. Wertz. to Morris Rosenbaum and wife, et al.

Satisfaction, Andrew Beaucage, to Herbert N. Lee and wife, et al. Marginal. Morris Kaplan and wife, to Robert E. GladweU and wife.

Satisfaction. H. D. Rutan, to Charles Wlison and wife Satisfaction, Morris H. Angelita Baker.

Satisfaction. George E. Glen anH h. to Allen I. Hughes and wife.

Partial. Tucson Fed. Sav. Loan, to Harry L. Mann and wife nart i a 13 S.

13 E. Partial, Ira G. Carll and wife tn Appleyard and wife, part of 13 Palo Verde Addn Partial, Jacob I. Posner and wio tr. Fred Stem, part of sec.

7. 14 15 E. Marginal, C. K. Jones, to Ethel Hert ford.

Marginal. S. Walter Hirsch, to Isidor Karp and wife, et aL Margins', James G. Brown and wife. to Koseo M.

Hart and wife. Marginal. Carlos G. Robles. to Jesus Armenta and wife.

Satisfaction. Juletta K. Norman, to Emma Landwaod and Jeannette Leaf. Marginal, Benjamin Sherman and wife, to Delmar A. Knapp and wife.

Satisfaction, Lynn B. Willoughby ct al. to Raul Ft. Ohnerorgen and wife. LEGAL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THB STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA.

NO. 15667 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL In the Matter of the Estate of RICHARD B. O'NEILL also known as R. B. O'NEOJ Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI MAY McFARLAND O'NEILL has filed in this court a certain document purport ing to be the Last VVU1 and Testament ol RICHARD B. O'NEILL together with her petition praying that said document De- admitted to probate in this court as the Last Will and Testament of said RICHARD B. O'NEIf who, said petitioner alleges is deceased, and that Letters Testament ary issue thereon to said petitioner and that same will be heard on Monday the 17th day of March. AD 1952 at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in the Court House, In the City of Tucson. County of Pima, State of Arizona, and all persons Interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.

(SEAL) GRAYCE I. GIBSON Clerk By LORAINE WOODY Deputy Clerk Dated February 27. 1952. Pub: Feb. 29.

Mar. 1. 2. $. 4.

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1952. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA No. 15666 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE -Of OLIVER P. LINDSAY, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEORA H.

LINDSAY has' filed with tr.e Clerk of this court a petition praying for letters of administration of the Estate of OLIVER P. LINDSAY, deceased, and that Thursday the 13th day of March. 1952 at 9:15 o'clock A.M.. in the court room No. 3 of said court, in the Ctiy of Tuc son, said County of 'Pima, has been ap pointed for hearing said petition, at which time and place any person Interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted.

Dated February 27. 1952. (SEAL) GRAYCE I. GIBSON Clerk B7 Loraine Woody Deputy Clerk Pub- Feb. 29.

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9. 1952. ivo. 15669 Oivtwon No. 6 notice of Application for letters of administration in the superior court of the state of arizona, in and for the county of pima.

In the Matter of the Estate of MANUEL MORALES, also known as MANUEL MORALES, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Frandaca Morale has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition praying for Letters of Administration of the Estata of Manuel Morales, also known as Manuel O. Mo LEGAL NOTICE grains again led the market high er on the board of trade today, marking the fifth straight dav mat corn ana oats nave pounaea out gains. Buying again seemed to be based on belief marketing of high moisture corn may have passed its peak and traders noted a news release by Iowa State college at Ames, Iowa, that "sound corn will be scarce in most parts of Iowa by summer." A little short -covering helped soybeans. Wheat followed other grains higher, although trading was light.

Italy bought the cargo of durum wheat. There was no moisture of consequence in the major winter wheat belt in the southwest overnight. Whet closed -f2 higher, corn to 1 cent higher, oats -l higher, rye lVa-ZVz higher, soybeans -l higher, and lard un changed to 5 cents higher The upturn today left all grain contracts except March wheat higher for the week. Wheat was lower to IVb higher, corn 14- 3 higher, oats 2-4 higher, rye l-2 higher, soybeans v-3 higher and lard 42 cents to $1.52 a hundred pounds higher. Feed grains outstepped the rest of the market for the week, and it was their strength which im parted a firm tone to other cereals.

The upswing started Tuesday, after the market had sold off Monday but had not broken through the lows established in the pre vious week. Professional traders wer credited with doing much of the buying in corn and oats, some of which may have been short-covering. Apparently some traders felt the market was entitled to a technical recovery, at least, in view of its persistent weakness since early last December. A good part of the buying in wheat seemed to stem from the fact that new crop deliveries are below the potential government support level, basis Chicago. The fact that moisture in parts of the heretofore dry area as of the southwest failed to bring gut much liquidation indicated to some traders that the market had been pretty thoroughly liquidated.

Wheat Mar. May July Sep. Dec. Mar. May July Sep.

Dec. 1.13ft 2.53ft 250ft-ft 251ft 244ft 245ft 2.46ft 2.47ft 2.50ft 2.50a Corn 1 80ft 1.81ft 183ft-ft 1.85ft 1.86 l.Htfft 1.82't 1.83ft 1.73ft 1.73ft Oats t.53ft 253ft 250ft 2Slft-ft 2.44ft 2.45ft 2.46ft 2.46ft-47 2 50 2.50ft 1.80ft 1.83ft 1.85ft 1.82 1.72ft 1 81 184ft 1.86' i-86 1.82ft 1.73 Mar. May July Sep. Dec. .85 ft .87 .87 .84 ft .833, .85 85s Bye 1.97 1.99ft 1.93ft 1.95ft 1.831,3 1.84ft Soybeans 2.96-96ft 2 98ft 2.91ft-92 2.93ft 2.87ft 2.88ft 2.80ft 2.81ft 2.76ft 2.78 Lard 1.99ft 1 95ft 184ft 2 97ft-98 2.93ft-93 2 88-88 ft 280ft 2.78 May July Mar.

May July Sep. Nov. Mar. May July Sep. Oct.

Nov. 1.97 1.93ft 1.83 ft 2 96 2.91ft 2.87ft 2.80 ft 2.76ft ...11.80 ...12.05 ...12.20 ..12.35 ...12.47 11.80 12.10 12.25 12.37 12.47 11.80 12.02 12.17 12.35 12.47 11.80 1202 12.17 12.33 12.47 12.45 Earnings NEW YORK, March 8. (JP) Phelps Dodge the naUon'a second largest domestic copper producers, today reported record sales and copper production for 1951, and higher net income compared with the previous year. Sales totaled $258,162,395, topping the company's previous high of $242,571,525 in 1948, and compared with $224,513,420 in laao. Net income, before deduction for depletion of mines, came to $45,434,36 or $8.96 a share, compared with $42,395,465 or $8.36 a share the previous year.

The company's provision for taxes on income totaled $43,800,000 against 27ft mil lion in 1950. The company's annual report said production of copper reached a new peak in 1951 of 501,384,757 pounds, compared with 489,652,007 the previous year. Lead production at 2,530,056 pounds compared with 11,606,250 the previous year Zinc at 25,348,162 pounds compared with silver at 2,690,518 ounces com- pared with 2,574,849. and gold at 75,214 ounces compared with 67,824 in 1950. NEW YYORK, March B.

VP) American Smelting Refining today reported a substantial increase in sales and service revenues in 1951, but a lower net profit due to higher taxes. Sales of products and service revenues totaled $530,817,779 last year, against in 1950, the annual report said The company Is one of the world's larg est in the field of nonferrous metals smelting and refining. Net income totaled $39,742,313, equal to $6.89 a share, compared with $42,718,823 or $7.46 a share in 1950 (based on the 5,260,000 shares outstanding after a ock split last November). The company's provision for U.S. and foreign income and excess profits taxes amounted to $40,274,880 In 1951, compared with $25,772,505 the year before.

refineries produced 414.226 tons of copper In 1951 compared with 474.671 the previous year; 503.851 tons of lead compared with 149.231 tons of zinc compared with 72.370,258 ounces of silver compared with 78,270,405, and 196.096 ounces of gold compared with 1,342,431. Zinc content of concentrates, zinc dust, fume and slag in shipments to other firms totaled 116,984 tons In 1951 compared with 119,657 the previous year. Pratt At Lambert, Inc. for 12 months ended Dec. 31: 4 1951 1950 Net Income $915,916 $1,165,172 A Share $4.67 $5.94 Florence Stove Co.

For 12 months ended Dec. 31: Net Income $662,513 $1,510,567 $4.36 $33,094,226 A Share $1 90 Sales $29,957,189 CHICAGO, March 8. (JP) Commonwealth LEdison company today reported 1951 net income of $26,500,128, equal to $193 a common share, compared with 1950 net income of $29,129,284, equal to $2.12 a common share. TELETYPE IX IXDO-CHIXA HANOI, Indo-China, March 8. (iP) This headquarters city for; French and Vietnamese forces bat-! tling the Communist-led Vietminh in Indo-China is now linkea by teletype with Saigon, the capital of Vietnam.

The Vietnamese pre-: mier and other high government: officials assisted in the inaugura- tion of the new communications! system, the first of its kind in-! stalled here. 'j QTIjf Arizona Ballg at Sunday, March 1958 Tueien. Arlsona MART WINDS UP GREATEST WEEK Sharp Recovery Based On Oils, Railroads New Strength this week reversed itself shot ahead in the greatest vance of the year. Strength In the railroads ad- recovery. Actually thi of the rise was somewl by the sluggishness major groups.

of In the air and profits in the market Spring many times brings broad advances, but until then traders and investors fastened their attention on what they ternl special situations in individual issues and industries. especially sought after. took.the spotlight. Amerada's Power ket. Amerada Petroleum lui ahead 15 points at the i and closed up 7 at 220VS.

Oil had a maxirrium gain of 6 and a close up 2 at 8. increase, asked foi from 6 to 9 per cent. Now they want the rest of tCteir original demand. Oils were "sought because ol their good current earnings showing and because of the possibilities of new production in the Wil- liston basin of North Dakota and Montana, in Canada, in Texas and in Florida. But other bid corporatoins one after another this week showed the heavy inroads of federal taxes on earnings, with a pattern of heavier tax payments than profits.

Softening Economy Along with that was a picture of a softening economy. Price cuts at wholesale and retail were showing up, federal anti-inflation controls were being eased, and once critically short strategic ma terials were off or coming off the emergency list. Steel was beii that the government had to revise its allocation schedules. This week the steel industry set a new all- time high production record esti mated at 2,104,000 tons of ingots and castings. With business so spotty and the outlook so dim, why did the stock market; go up? Brokers said that perhaps the market was loosing ahead and saw a much better business future for the country than cold statistics would indicate.

That's what Wall Street calls "dls counting the future." Trading Range Also, the market had been idling around in the lower section of the year's trading range. It wouldn't punch through the bottom. So an upside test was started. As measured by the AP average the market now has regained around 72 per cent of the loSs suffered since the Jan. 29 peak of the year.

Monday the market was quietly unchanged. Tuesday the try for higher levels started with the railroads leading, and by the close the market had registered its best gain in eight months. There was a lot of profit-taking the next day, but the market as a whole managed to remain ahead. The Thursday market was curious because prices on average were higher but minus signs outnumbered plus signs. Again, however, the rails and oils were strong, and this pattern and tempo carried right on through to the end of the week.

Average Gains The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 20 cents today and stood at $100.70, a gain of S2.60 on the week, the widest weekly gain since the week ended Dec. 1." Volume today came to 660,000 shares, a good amount of business. A week ago it was 460,000 shares. There were 866 individual issues on the tape of which 379 advanced and 232 declined with 15 new highs and'3 new lows. The curb market was largely higher today with trading amounting to 320.000 shares.

Most Active Issue American Foreign Power, newly listed on Tuesday, was the week's most active issue with shares traded. It had a high, of 122, a low of 10, and closed today at 12 M. It was followed by Northern Pacific up 5Va at 76, Radio Corp. up 1, at 26, Armour company, up at 12, and Canadian Pacific up 2 at 36. The five most active curb issues were Pancoastal Oil up at 34 with 245,000 shares traded.

Calvan uiisuuudiru uii 74 elk o-8, vjuiu- field Consolidated Mines up at 1, Sapphire Petroleum up at 4 316, and Devon Leduc Oils off 116 at 2 816. Snotlisrht Stocks NEW YORK, March 8. (IP) Sales, closing price and net change of the fifteen most active stocks today. Canad Pacific 40.000 36ft TJlft North Pacific 23.900 76 U2 Graham Paige 14.000 3ft ft Alleghany Corp 9,400 3ft no Baldwin Lima 9.400 lift ft Chicago Corp 9.300 17ft ft Am For Pow New 8.900 12ft no Mont Dak Uttt 8.900 2534 ft NY Central 7,600 20ft ft TransAmerica 7,300 25ft ft Pac West Oil 7.100 25ft Ulft Int Tel Tel 7.000 16ft ft Radio Corp 6,800 26ft ft Gen Motors 6,000 5S no Am Tel Tel 49,500 156ft Ul St. Regis Paper Co.

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CONTRACT WOR AL CF REAL ESTATf Marto Porta, to Dorothy 8. Pearman and Norma W. simmer. $6,700. lj 7 a 3.

Sahuaro HiU. Harley W. Toomey and wife, to Bessie Chesnutt, S12.720.J3. 43. part of 44.

12, Pueblo Gardens Addn. J. J. McAllister and wife, to Alvert C. Stutt and wife, $9,400.

part of sec. K. II S. 13 E. John W.

Collins and wife, to Jamea 3. Underwood and wife, et al, $7,300. 23, 66, National City No. 4. Dorothy A Campbell, to WUliam E.

Hanch and wife, $3,200, LI, Bi Madelya Park Addn. John H. Davis and wife, to Kenneth O. Bookman and wife. $7,900.

cart of 7. 3, Speedway Tracts. BUILDING PERMITS Marguerite M. McClaln, East Zdison street, accessory structure. $1,000.

Robert F. Glasser, 1800 East 10th street, addition, $500. Joseph H. Levy. 1506 East North street, dwelling, $8,800.

Ettore De Concinl, 2934 East Ninth street, dwelling, $8,000. UTILITY CONNECTIONS Joha C. Flanigan, 2730 E. 10th. Thecdcre Schuler.

431 S. Alvernon No. $4. Alma Honeycutt. 3937 Faseo Dorado.

C. A. Skelton, 3668 S. Belmar No. S.

Charles A. Hamm, 232 W. Kelso. Russell Thompson, 3749 N. Oracle.

E. X. Cavin, 1132 N. orris. William E.

Condit. 21S E. Adams. Paul Anderson. 2750 N.

Los Altos. Mrs. WUliam Lewis. 3347 E. Ehda.

R. S. Madrid. 1407 W. Niagara No.

S. H. A. Campbell. 2301 N.

Northway. Guy Z. Reed. 3110 E. 29th.

Mrs. S. R. Glover. 2530 N.

Sahuaro. Freeman A. Erichson, 1206 E. Klein dale. C.

E. Taylor. 6716 E. 23rd. Cactus Pharmacy.

3012i X. Grant. A. E. Mueller.

1606 N. Maple. Herman Tuck. 4831 E. Lee.

Joseph T. Bailey. 3626 E. 23rd. W.

B. Lave. In. 3702 N. Estrella.

Becenta Gonzoles, 432 E. 29th. WUliam H. Foster. 432 E.

Prince. Richard Nason. 1415 N. Camilla. Jack B.

Little. 5037 E. 1st. Nicholas T. Kavacs.

1421 E. 6th. Lawrence H. Wood. 21 N.

Longfellow. WUliam Muselman, 449 W. Plata. L. O.

Engelmann. 2237 McFee. William W. Oahms, 307 N. Eton.

Oscar Venzuela. 123'i Sonora. Earl C. Branett. Marana.

Ariz. Lot T4. C. E. Rhinehart.

300 Indian House rd. Leo Walsh, 20 N. Melrose. Hector E. Le Desma.

307 Wood. Douglas Benoit. 4564 E. Seneca. Beatrice Schuetz.

4670 E. 5th. R. W. Lowry.

128 W. President. Emma Ann Nolop, 5125 E. Speedway No. Paul A.

Gallien, 3532 E. Monte Vista. Romine. Hagan. Culin Bids.

3334 E. Cody. Wells Land tc Rental 2150 E. Haw. thorne.

L. E. Ellison. 843 W. Call Lerdo.

Henry S. Bodet 6950 Orange Grove. Elizabeth Mhof. 2841 Richey. Fife Const.

5507 E. Texas. LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS Charles La Turco. for transfer of a club license held by the Italian-American club. 2601 North Balboa street, to 2537 North Stone avenue.

Commission to Decide On Hauling Requests Two applications for haulinsr construction materials in the Tucson area will be considered by ths corporation commission at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the caoitol building. Phoenix. Murray Walker and Floyd, Brumbaugh entered one application and Sidney McConnaughey the other. Both ask the right to haul for Pioneer Construction company and Construction Ma terials company.

Pacific Greyhound lines is ask ing authority to change its route between Tucson and the junction of highway 84 and the alternate highway-84 north of Tucson. Harold w. Kenneth is seeking a permit to haul construction mate-. rials in the entire state, with head quarters at Phoenix. LEGAL NOTICE rales, deceased, and that Thursday, the 13th day of March.

1952. at 9:30 o'clock A in Court Room No. 3 of said Ccurt, in the City of Tucson, said County of Pima, has been appointed for hearing said petition, at which time and place any person interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not bo granted. Dated February 29. 1952 GRAYCE GIBSON, (SEAL) Clerk.

By LORAINE WOODY, Deputy Clerk. Publish: March 2, I. 4. 1, 7, 8. 16, li, 1952.

No. 15665 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THB STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOB THE COUNTY OF PIMA. In the Matter of the Estata of JOHN STEVEN WILLIAMS, also known aa JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Rachel Williams has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition praying for Letters of Administration of the Estata of Joha Steven Williams, deceased, and that Thursday, the 20th day of March.

1952. at 9:13 oclook A.M., at the Court Room of said Court No. 3, in the City of Tucson, said County of Pima, has been appointed for hearing said petition, at which time and place any person interested may appear and show causa why said petition should not be granted. Dated February 37, 1952. GRAYCE I.

GD3SON. (SEAL) Clerk. By LORAINE WOODY, Deputy Clerk. Publish: February 29. Mard: 2.

3, 4. (, 6. 8. 9, 1952. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA.

IN AND FOB THE COUNTY OF PIMA. No. 15693 NOTICZ OF HEARING PETITION FOF ftOBATE OF WILL: In the er of the Estata of RAMON GILLESPIE IAZ. also known as RAMON G. DIAZ, ar 1 RAY DIAZ, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ROY C. SMITH has filed in this court a certain document purporting to be the last will and testament of RAMON GIL LESPIE DIAZ together with his petition praying that said document be admitted to probate in this court as the Last Will and Testament of said RAMON GILLESPIE DIAZ who. said petitioner alleges. deceased, and that letters testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner and that same will be heard on Thursday the 20th day of March, A D. 1952.

at 9:15 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court. In the Court House, in the City of Tucson. County of Pima, State of Arizona, and all persona interested In said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. GRAYCE I.

GIBSON Clerk (SEAL) By LORAINE WOODY Deputy Clerk Dated March $. 1952. Publish: March 9. 10,11. 12.

13. 14, 13, 16, 17. 18, 1952. LEGAL XOTICE M. White Bid Total $197,698 02 Bid Bond 10 of bid Illegal, erroneous or faulty.

If no such notices are filed, the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson w3L within twenty days after the first publication of this notice, enter into a eon-tract with said contractor to make said improvement at the price specified la said Dta or proposal. (SEAL) a CARL it. HTTT, City Oar Pu.i lUrcfe. 8, 8, iiii. Marginal, Andrea Craechiolo.

Lowell Plumbing 6t Heating Co. SUPERIOR COURT Judo J. Mercer Johnson, Dlv. 1 Judge Lea Garrett, Div. 2 Judge Robert 8.

Tullar, Div. Barbara Jean Tomlinson va. John W. Tomlinson. divorce granted.

Helen Marie Summers Dely Vs. Frank Dely. divorce granted. William A. Coleman vs.

Clarenca W. George, dismissed with prejudice. Cauldwell Todd Baker vs. United States FideUty and Guaranty dis missed with prejudice. Norma Vice vs.

Howard E. Vice, divorce complaint filed. Catherine Kind Osborne vs. Eugene Osborne, divorce complaint filed. State vs.

Leopoldo Hernandez, practicing medicine without a license, Jury fails to agree on verdict, jury discharged and mistrial declared. JUSTICE COURT Justice Jamss M. Howurt, Pet. 1 Justice Clark H. Johnson, Pet.

Drunk: Mary K. Howton, dismissed; Vic tor Bautista, Carl Manuel, L. J. Wilson, $10 or 10 days; Clarence Lewis, 8 days. CITY COURT Magistrate Paul J.

Cslla, presiding Drunk: Adan Valencia, Louis Wood, Francisco Tapia, Frank H. Galavez, Joseph Bernal, Eddie Rollins, Ansurlo C. Reyes, Frank Escobar, Eusebio R. Moreno, Vincent Acosta, Frank Rodriguez, Louis Joaquin, $10 or 10 days. Simple battery: Lee Scott, continued.

Vagrancy: Francisco Ruiz, $10 or 10 days; Alberta McPherson, continued. Four parking tickets: Eddy haled. $10.50 bond forfeited. Drunk, vagrancy: Tony Muldrow, continued. Driving while under the Influence of liquor: Matthew Giles.

$100 and 15 days. Possession of a motor vehicle while under the Influence of liquor: Robert Res-ler, $100 and 10 days. Reckless driving: Betty Badgett, $100 and 10 days. Battery: James Kelley, $50 and 30 days. MARRIAGE LICENSES Grayee I.

Gibson, Clerk James Lee W'arr. 24, Tucson, and Larana Rose Lee Alexander, 21, Tucson. Rodolfo A. Pesquerra, 22, Tucson, and Lydia R. Mankel, 17, Tucson.

Roy Lee Baker, 22, Oklahoma, and Violet Cecilia Kerrn. 18. Florida. Franklin C. Beams, 32, Tucson, end Terry B.

Nardelle, 25, Jimmy Soto, 18, Tueson, and Margaret E. Gonzales, 16, Tucson. Donald J. Schlnkel, 21, Tucson, and Sandra Jo Scott, 20, Tucson. Bums French.

41, Scottsdale, and Ber-nice Roy, 27, Salt River Indian reservation. Robert Cecil Tilt. 20. Yuma, and Mary Lou Renner, 23, Tucson. Edward H.

Gustafson, 20, Portland, and Shirley B. May, 18, Denver. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard ADOdaca.

509 West 4th street, a daughter at 12:45 n.m.. March 7, at St. Mary's hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred CarroU. 1003 North Contzen avenue, a daughter at 10:27 a.m., March 7, at St. Mary's hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

James Dent. 2a8 Consoli dated dwellings, a son at 10:53 a.m., March 8, at St. Mary's hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe B. Kimpton, Box 363. Marana, a daughter at 1:23 a.m., March 7, at Tucson Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs James A.

Edwards. 1417 San. Antonio drive, a son at 1:06 p.m. March 7, at Tucson Medical Center. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hembs, 3448 North Estrella avenue, a son at 8:52 p.m., March 7, at Tucson Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Benard Fisher, 3401 East Bermuda street, a son at 11:31 p.m., March 7, at Tucson Medical Center.

DEEDS Quit-claim, Nina L. Gottwald. to Donald Gottwald, part of 4, 5, 2, Fairmount Ls 13 14, 6, Speedway Heights 2-29-52. Herbert N. Lee and wife, et al, to Louis Samuel.

5, 28, Country Club Manor, RS $6 05. 3-6-52. Frank Strahl and wife, to Pima Canyon Properties Ls 15 6c 16. 26, El Rio Park 2-28-52. Pima Canyon Properties to Frank Strahl and wife, Ls 15 16, 26, El Rio Park 3-4-52.

Cortaro Farms to Richard P. Strang and wife, part of sec. 26, 12 12 RS $5 50. 2-15-49. Anderson Realty to William E.

Wubbenhorst and wife, et al, 11, 2, Norym-Tragle RS $2.75,. 3-6-52. Quit-claim, Gerry Marshall, to Thomas Bond Market NEW YORK. March 8. (JP) Favored rails pulled out in front of an otherwise mixed and quiet bond market today.

Gains of fractions generally and in some cases a point or more were well distributed over the carrier group. It was a continuation of the forward proclivities exhibited by the carriers in earlier sessions this week and coincided with marked popularity of railroad stocks in the equity division. Better performers included Big Four 4s at 85, So Line 4s at 63, Missouri' Pacific General 4s at 10214, Northern Pacific 4V2S at 93, Seaboard Air Line 3s at 94 and Wisconsin Central 4s at 63. Also ahead were Walworth Ss, Vanadium 3Vzs, American Tele- phone 3s of 1963 and Continental Can 3Vs. Pacific Gas 3s backed down A i -i'j points to par on saie ui mice hnnrts.

Dt.hprs Intvpr inrlurleri is sues of Texas company. Central of New Jersey, Chicago Northwestern, Cincinnati Gas Koppers company. U. S. governments were inactive and foreign dollar loans were at a standstill.

Japan bs were a share lower while Oriental Devel opment 6s traded unchanged. Sales of $900,000 compared witn $450,000 last Saturday. The bond market picked up speed this week after crawling along at snail's pace during most of February. Trading in listed Issues went past the three-million-dollar mark two days in a row, reaching par value, on Friday. The increased tempo accompa nied a mighty avalanche of new corporate financing, the heaviest in any week this year.

Industrials concerns accounted for most of the borrowing. Utilities will dominate the field next week, with more than 78 mil lion dollars of new stocks and bonds slated to reach the market. ATSF 4s 95 119'i CGW 4s 88 8514 4'iiS 99 S914 Hud 5s 62A NYC 5s 2013 75ii So Pac 81 96ij So Pac 4'is 69 991,4 Moving to Phoenix? Beautiful 3 bedroom, bath home near Camelbark Mt. area for sale. Bonded brick, good bus service, schools, city gas and water.

Terms: $13,000 total. $3300 will handle. GI 4 mortgage with $69 monthly. Real buy. For sale by owner.

Call 6-3634 for details. Star Citizen Box 998 Cost up to $199 Cost up to $499 Cost $500 up for 53 Years Dial '3-252 1 Grah Paige Granby Min Gt Ir Ore Gt Nor By pf Gt West Sug Greyhound Grum Aire Guantan Sug Gulf Mob Gulf Oil Halliburton Hayes Mfg Hilton Hot Holland Furn Homestake Hooker El Houd Hersh Houston Oil Howe Sound Hud Bay Hudson Mot Hupp Corp 1 111 Cent 111 Power Ing Rand Inland Stl Inspir Cop Inter lake Ir Int Bus Men Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel Tel Interest Str i Jones Joy Mfg "Kaiser Alum Kan City Sou Kan Pw Lt Kennecott Kern Land Laclede Gas Lane Wells Lehigh Leh Port Leh Val Coal LOF Glass Lib Ligg My Lion Oil Liquid Carb Lockh Aire Loew Inc Lone St Cem Lorillard Lowenstein Mack Trucks Macy RH Magnavox Marac uu Marine Mid Marsh Field Martin fGL) Master El Math Chem Mav Dept Str May Dept Str McGraw El Mclntyr Mead Corp Miami Cop Mid Cont Pet Middle S.Ut Minn Hon Minn Mol Mission Corp Mission Dv Mo Kan Tex Mo Kan Tex Monsan Chem Montg Ward Motor Pd Motor Wheel Motorola Mullins Mfg Murray Cp Nash Kelv Nat Auto Nat Aviat Nat Biscuit Nat Can Nat City Lin Nat Cont Nat Dairy Nat Distill Nat Gypsum Nat Lead Nat Steel Nat Sup Natomas New Eng El Newpt Ship Central Chi St Sta Noma Elec Norf West No Am Avia No Amer Co Livestock CHICAGO, March 8. (1 Hogs were quoted within a $15.75 to 817.50 range here today. It was another week in which the hog market could make no progress on the up side. Cattle and sheep were quoted nominally steady.

Hop nrices eained early In the week as receipts were curtaUed, partly because of icv road conditions, but tnese gains were eventually wiped out. Offerings weighing less than 230 pounds fared worst as eastern packers obtained light weight hogs in Ohio. In the cattle secUon.t mgn cnoice ana Drime steers advanced 25 to 50 cents, but the rest of the market was an erratic affair. Receipts were cut 10 per cent from the orevioua week. In the wnoiesaie Deer market, quotations on grades from commercial to choice were marked down.

Top price for prime steers was $39.50, equalling the year's high. While lambs scaling less than 108 pounds lost ground this week, those carrying I U1 rnt TVl extreme top on tea wooiea laraus was $27.25, paid by small killers. Market Glance 1 NEW YORK. March 8. STOCKS Higher; oils, rails lead.

BONDS Mixed; changes alight. (Cotton closed) Steady; aided by corn strength. CORN Strong; fifth day of advance. OATS Strong; larger gains than com. HOGS Norminally steady.

CATTLE Nominally steady. pf 49 45 $9.90, 2-16-52. Southern SecuriUes to Alice Gallo, part of sec. 19, 14 S. 14 2-15-52; quit-claim, part of sec.

19, 14 14 3-1-52. Anthony Gallo. to Alice Gallo, part of sec. 19. 14 S.

14 E. 3-6-52. Warranty, Herman Berlin and wife, to Herbert H. Pion and wife, part of Ls 9 St 10. 25, Fairmount RS $2.75, 3-5-52, Alice Lopez, to Richard D.

Lopez, 21, 5, Fairgrounds 3-8-52. Sarah M. Lelth, to Miry H. Canney, 3, 6, Tucson Terrace, 2-29-52; Ls 4. 5, 6 7, 6, Tucson Terrace, RS 55 cents, 2-4-52.

Harry W. Drozd to Robert C. Dar-land and wife, part of Ls 10 11, 22, Linden Park RS $3.30. 3-5-52. Wila H.

Jackson, to Thomas J. Brennan and wife, et al, part of 9. Catalina Village subd. No. 2.

RS $5.50, 2-25-52. Quit-claim, Marcellin K. Brennan and wife, part of 9, Catalina Village subd. No. 2.

3-1-52. Thomas J. Brennan and wife, to R. M. Rothfuss and wii.

part of 9, Catalina Village subd. No. 2, RS $5.50, 3-4-52. Thelma C. Decker, to Helen Deir, Ls 2 3, Cloverleaf RS $4.40, 3-4-52.

Birger A. Skjerseth and wife, to S. W. Mitchell and wife, 31. Catalina Foothills Estates.

RS $3 30, 3-6-52. C. -A. Thomas and wife, to Chester E. Gresnam and wife, et al, 1, 4, Richland Heights Addn RS $2.75, 3-5-52.

CorrecUon. Faith M. Grahn, to William H. Foster and wife, part of 10, 1, Landsdale 3-4-52. William H.

Foster and wife, to Edmond A. Noss and wife. 9, part of 10, 1, Landsdale RS $15.95, 3-4-52. Quit-claim, Nina L. Gottwald, to Donald Gottwald.

Ls 161 6c 162, part of 163, El Encanto Estates. 2-29-52. Alfred C. Mendoza and wife, to Alois Katafiasz and wife, 34, 4, Mira-monte RS $2 20, 3-4-52. Theodore Orben Applegate and wife, to A.

Lunde and wife, part of 13. 3, Speedwav View RS $9 90. 3-6-52. Quit-claim, Bella T. Stern, to Fred Stern, part of sec.

7, 14 15 2-29-52. Fred Stern, et al. to Abe Ernst and wife; part of sec. 7. 14 15 E.

3-1-52. Charlotte Brlckey, to Clarence Lagro. and part of 10 11. 5, Swan Way RS $42.20. 2-19-32.

Tony Ward and wife, to Albert C. Brichta, 4. Menlo Park, RS $1.10, Herman H. Freeman and wife, to H. J.

Rice and wife, part of Ls 9 6, 12, Blenman RS $13.20, 3-6-52. Evo DeConcini and wife, et al, to Charlotte Brickey. part of 10, 8, Swan Way RS f4.95. 1-15-52. John Jannetto and wife, to Marion Clarke, 19, Blacklidge RS $1.10.

3-4-52. Robert Bergan, to Fred T. Boyd and wife, part of 5, 3, Grant Koan ar 2-17-52. Cora Satterfield. to Fred T.

Boyd and wife part of 5, 3, Grant, RS $4.40. tv, inoafpitor and wife, to Charles B. Stambaugh and wife, st, a Vista del Monte Tracts, us xx ana wite. ex ai. ton L.

Gompf and wne, pan ui i-. 7. Speedway Tracts, RS $3 30, 2-19-52 Vaxi Anrierstn una wnc. m- Via U7 Allphora ana wile, pan ui D.ma A lilln I III. verda i.

V-ox. 10 Vernon Cox. part of 4, 1, Broad Milan U. Buttoipn ana wne, kj thur D. Schwartz and wite.

Rincon Heights RS $7.25, Grace L. Wooster, to Joseph 3. Kessell 3. oart of 2. 5.

University Home RS $1.10, 3-7-52. -Joint-tenancy, William A. Brooks and and wife, to William i. MCi-augruin wife, part of Ls 21 24. sec.

-a 11 T. RS 44 95. 3-7-52. 25, 14 'rhsrix sterner and wife, to John Voigt and wife, part of 25. Bonita Vis ta Aririn 55 cents.

3-4-52. Hvman Pheffer and wife, to Dorothy Lubitz, Ls 11 12, 24, City. RS $49.50 B. Judge, to Raymond H. Law and wife, 7.

6. City, RS $3.30, 3-5-52 F. Holladav and wife, to Roger W. nnPnv and wife- oart of 31, Chula Vista RS $1 10, 2-27-52. Roberts Development to Cornel-Ins W.

Chambers and wife, 15. 6, Loma Linda Estates, rs 6-7-48 5, B--40. Lee Garrett and wife, to Olive H. Conner, part of sec RS si 2 10. 3-7-52.

27, 13 13 Oift Charles E. Monyer. to Myrtle nrati. I 0 1 1 ivionver. pan Addn .,5.52.

Frfward A. Stursberg and wife, to Florence Ruth Glover, part Of sec. 30, 13 s. 14 E. RS $30.25.

3-7-52. Bareain Sale. Ralph V. Cheney and wife, to Clyde C. Campbell and wife, 5.

4. Madelyn Park RS S2 an. 7-12-45. Gift. Jesus Maria Castro, to Dolores Castro, 12, 228.

City. 2-6-52. Quit-claim, Clyde C. Campbell and wife to Dorothy A. Campbell.

6, 4, Madelyn Park 3-6-52. REALTY MORTGAGES Raymond R. Whelpley and wife, to General American Life Ins. $10,000, part of sec. 33.

13 S. 15 E. George Herzog and wife, to Valley National bank. $1,026.92, 15, 30, Jefferson Park Addn. John L.

Hum and wife, to Roberts Development 3, 4, Craycroft Addn. M. Lautenschleger and wife, to Mary YOUR MONEY EARNS BOOK PLAN INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES $5 to $5000 ACCEPTABLE Ask for Prospectus FIRST PLAN PHONE 3-8693 First Loan Thrift Corp. Limited to residents, of Arizona. Member American Industrial Bankers An.

4 i BLENMAN ADDITION DISTRICT PAVING IMPROVEMENT Item Contracting Co. No. Quantities Item Unit Price Total 1 33,062 CU. yds. Grading .80 26.449.60 76,036 sq.

yds. Subgrade preparation. .25 19.009.00 I 8.448 cu. yds. 4" compacted aggregate base course in place.

12J 18,839.04 4 76.036 3. yds. SC-6 asphaltio pavement incL emulsified asphalt sealcoat. 1.08 82.11S.8S 5 33.809 lin. ft.

14" cement concrete curb. 1.20 40.570.80 6 5.141 sq. yds. Asphaltie pavement to be removed. 30 1,342 30 20 each Standard city survey monument.

60.00 1,000.00 1155 lin. ft. new copper water 'serv. tnel. excav, (103 services) backfill curb stops and clamps where required 106 4.482.40 378 He.

ft. new copper water serv. Ind. (65 services) backfill, curb stops and damps where required. 1 50 .1.440.00 10 60 lin.

ft. Hi" new copper water serv. tod. (3 services) backfill, curb stops and clamps where i required. 4.10 244 00 TRUE FUNERAL of the last 576 funerals conducted by Parker-Kerr Mortuary were: iimniniirinniMiiirTiiirri BSSHEj 247 Complete Funerals Including Casket-209 Complete Funerals including Casket 120 Complete Funerals including Casket CASHMERES WORLD'S FINEST SUITS, SWEATERS, HOSE OPE.

MONDAY NIGHT Hotel Westerner All other Jected. proposals are declared r- Any owner of. or any other person or persons having any interest tn any lot, piece or parcel of land liable to assessment who claims that any of the previous acts or proceedings are irregular, defective. Illegal, erroneous or faultv. may file with the City Clerk within fifteen davs from date of the first publication of this notice of award of contract a written notice speciaylng in what respect said eta aad rocdinga axe tnaguUr, aaiso- Cottonseed Oil NEW YORK.

March 8. (if Bleachable Cottonseed closed 3 to 7 higher. Sales 55 contract. High Low Close May 14.89 14.90 14 89 Jly 15.18 15.13 15.15-16 Sep 1529 1527 15 29 O't 15.22 15.22 13.21B 8-Bld, I Serving Tucson 215 North Stone Avenue i.