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a 1. The Arizona Republic Phoenix, June 10, 1961 Deaths, Funerals Anna Beriza Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Bertza, 70, who died Tuesday in Memorial will be at 10 Monday in St. George Orthodox Church, 4502 F. Indian School.

services will be at 8 Din, today and at 8 p.m. tomorin the Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. The Rev. Charles Green will.

officiate at the three services. Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 p.m. today. native of Romania, Mrs. Bertza came to the United States in 1912 and settled in Indiana Harbor, where she member of the St.

Dumitru Orthodox Church. was a past president of the auxiliary of the church. She joined St. George Orthodox Church Here. Mrs.

Bertza is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Victoria Moldovan, 1 Farrell, a son, Maj. Emil Bertza of the U.S. Air Force, now in Korea; a brother, and two, grandchildren. Charles Lanctot Rosary will be at 8 p.m.

tomorrow in Whitney and Murphy chapel, 330 N. Second for Charles J. Lanctot, 65, who died Thursday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. high mass will be at 8 Monday in St. Mary's Church; 320 E.

Monroe. Burial will be 'in St. Francis Cemetery. World War I veteran, Mr. Lanctot had spent most of his adult life in the U.S.

Merchant Marine, He moved to Phoenix seven years ago and lived at 805' N. Third Ave. He was a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society. Mr.

Lanctot had no known survivors. Jess A. Conant Sr. AMESA Funeral services for JARs A. Conant will- be at 10 a.hi.

Tuesday in the Garden Chapel of M. L. Gibbons Mortuary. The Revs. Joe Smith of Central, Christian Church, Mesa, and Clifford lubelt of Phoenix will officrate.

Burial will be in Mesa Mr. Conant died Mesa yesterday in Southside District Hospital Born in Enterprise, March! 17,1888, "he moved to Phoenix 48 years ago. had lived 22 S. Sirrine here the past 34 years. For many years, he was in of transportation for the Mesa school system, retiring in 1956.

Mr. Conant was member of Central Christian Church of Mesa. He: was a past noble grand of the Independent Order of Odd Fel: laws and a member. of the Lodge. of Mesa.

He vis survived by his wife, Eva a son, Dr. Jess A. Conante Mesa; five a' sister, out of state; and three grandchildren. Harry C. Jones TEMPE-Funeral services and burial for Harry C.

Jones, 70, will be in Akron, Ohio. may call at Carr Mortuary from noon to '6 p.m. today. Mr. Jones died Thursday in Mesa Southside District Hospital.

had been visiting relatives here six months. He was born in Roxabelle, Ohio. Before his retirement several years ago, he had been a inspector. for B. F.

Goodrich Co. His. work included inspecting rubber parts for the U.S. Air Force. He is' survived by his wife; Myra; a son, Richard Atwater, Ohio; and three grandchildren.

Kelley C. Branstetter Funeral services for Kelley C. Branstetter, 63, who died Tuesday in his home at Los Angeles, will be at 11 a.m. today in the Chapel of Memories, A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. The Rev. Elmer Hedges will officiate. Cremation follow.

A native' of Oregon, Mr. Branstetter moved to Phoenix: 20 years ago from Eugene, Ore. He moved to Los Angeles a year ago. A World War I veteran, he was a member of Luke Greenway Post of' the American Legion. An insurance adjuster, he was with the General Insurance Adjustment Bureau.

is survived by his wife, Ruth a son, Richard Phoenix; a. sister, Mrs. Lucille Rice, Santa and two grandchildren: Isabel Espinosa services and burial- for Mrs. Isabel Espinosa, 77, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital, will be in Corpus Christi, her.

home, Whitney: and Murphy Funeral: Home announced. native of Texas, she died from injuries suffered in ani automobile accident near Picacho. Mrs. Espinosa is survived by heir: husband, Reyes; and 'two sons, Esequil and Cripia, and two daughters, Mrs. Ophalla Garcia all Mrs.

Edmund Acuna, all of Corpus Christi; a- sister, three brotbers, and 12 grandchildren. Effie C. Tanner SANFORD Tanner Births Seventh Robert and Aline, 4025 S. girl, June 1. 1402 McMAKEN, N.

38th Bruce Drive. And Marjorje, RYAN, Thomas and Myrcene, 1624 WAGLEY, Rancho Vista, and girl, June. 17th boy. June 7. Leon Anna, 2931 Good Samaritan Hospital Lupe.

1407 Eighth Valentine $1.. and June 6. John and Patricia, 3009 CARTER, Arthur boy, and June 6. MArY. 7225 E.

Lynne Lane, girl, June DUNN, Elmer and Theresa, ScottsJONES, dele. girl, June 6. Alvin and Catherine, 4239 Seventh piri, June Scottsdale, Charles and Cindy. girl, June Moreland, girl, June 140 sna. MORGAN, Dennis and Cella, 2324 W.

QUIDERA, Lane, girl, June 6. Raul and Anita. 191. E. Tanto, girl, June SACKS, Seymour And Star, N.

Filth girl, June Gale and Willa, 816 Place, boy, June 6. AVEN, 29th St. Floyd and Janet, 2506 N. girl, June Ninth BRUNK, Howard boy, and Rosalie. N.

June KELLY, Windrose, Gerald and Edith, 3130 girt, June 69th MORGAN, Jack and Gov. 4826 N. June 1742 PALACIO, E. Nancy Hector and Beatrice, PINO, MAx and Lane, Arlene. boy, 5011 June.

7 17th boy, 2321 Fillmore, Benlamin June and Arlene, Cuiver, Pete and Ersie. 2626 E. boy. 6328 SCHWOERER, W. Oregon, Donald girl, and Margaret, June 1619 Apache, Antonio girl, and June Francisco, June 745 E.

SLUSARCZYK, Charles and Betty, SMITH, Piece. boy, June 7. Piccadilly, William and Doris, 930 E. WAGNER, Gordon boy, June and 'Betty, 1302 WARREN, Palmaire, Robert girl, and June Sandra, 1413 June dale, WILLERS, boy, June and Betty, Glen7. Divorces Asked dore ANDREYKA, Jacqueline sues TheoE.

BOYD, BATTLE, Rachael Jeannette Fay sues Charles, separate maintenance). P. CORUSH. Eloise Garnet sues Paul. E.

BREECE, DeBRUYN, W. sues Sol arate). Lola sues Robert 1 (sep. DURAN, GILBERTION, sues Joe. Alvis L.

sues Elmer GOMEZ, GREEN, Naomi Rachel G. sues sues Joseph. Harold 'L. HART. HAZEN, Clyde sues Joan, HORNE, Gien C.

sues Bernice Georgina sues Gall Bond LUEVANO, Elisa sues Mike H. KIMBALL, Lenore G. sues Horace W. KOKE, Lavern R. sues Charles 0.

MONAMAN, Anna Frances sues John Joseph. PIERCE, Jean M. sues Jerome W. RODGERS, Anita R. sues Chester RORMAN, Donna Marie sues Ed: Ward 'Eugene.

RUMER, Margaret, Tighe sues Robert. THOMPSON, Donna Loulse sues William Ernest. THROWER, Connie sues Donald TOBER, May Jo sues Walter TURL, Doris E. Gary R. WEBB, Le Elva sues George Divorces Granted BARRIOS, Anita vs.

Alfonso. BAVOSA, Paul T. vs. Elizabeth GRAHAM, Rosie Lee vs. Robert Vi.

MAYBIN, Vicki D. vs. Boyd B. MONROE. Willle vs.

Bettie. 2-Funeral Announcement ANDERSON, Alma J. survived by her husband. Albert Phoenix: sons. Raynold' Minneapolis, Albert E.i Jace Overland Park, Kansas: daughters, Mrs.

Waiter flak. Mrs. Jahnson: Henry, Phoenix Minneapolls: and Mrs. Russell Jones; Thompson. brothers, and Adolph Bredeson: sisters.

Mrs. Kleven state: 13 grandCaroline Holte, and 8. 0. children. Friends may call today.

Services 7 p.m. this evening Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home. Interment Minneapolis. Minn. BARBERIS, Joseph.

Uncle of Barberis. He will be taken to South burial, San Whitney Francisco for services Murphy. BERTZA, Anna. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Victoria Moldovan, Farrell.

U.S. Air son, Malor Emil Bertza. Force, Korea, brother, In Roumania. Also two. daughters.

Prayer services 8 p.m. Saturday and p.m. Sunday. Chapel In the Garden, Mercer be Mortuary. conducted Funeral by Rev.

Services will Green, 10 a.m. Monday St. George Indian Orthodox Church. 4502 East Memory School Lawn. Rd.

Interment. the mortuary after p.m. call Friends today'. BRANSTETTER, Calif. Kelley 63,.

Los n. Angeles. Husband of Ruth Father Branstetter. Los Angeles. of Richard W.

Bran- Phoenix. Brother of San Barbara, Calif: children also survive Services Grand, away Tuesday. Hedges conducted 11:00 by a.m. Rev. Elmer.

todav in Chapel of Cremation Memories. A Greenwood. Sons. at Survived Matthew 6010 N. Ave.

David Carr. hv parents Mr. Mrs. eIre hoven servires Park todav Cemetery. 3 p.m.

Laura. Grave Services 4:30 p.m. today Memorial North Mortuary Church of the In charge of arrangeCOMANT. Jace father S. "or.

husband A. of 5 broth. Grand. Tuesday Chanal, M. Martiary, Cm1th Rou Clintord Inhalt Interment Mesa ceme William Kant Services con: ductpd ho Canon Georoe Chagal torment Core A cleans 10 A Foundation Funeral Mama.

for Announce. later by Mre Anhalla Gorela Chenin Er. af MArs Estefana Acing grandchildren Ramon alto Antonin Trevino. will taken Corpus survive. Chrieti, She for Murnhy, services burlal.

Whitp Jesus. Rosary Sundav. FELIX, -Monday, 8 a.m., St. Anthony's Mass GARVELINK. Interment St.

Francis. he conducted Willard by J. Services in the Thomas, Garden, 2 p.m. Mercer today. Chapel.

Rew, Interment Green Acres. Mortuary. 10 a.m. Louise. Services today HARTMAN, tonal Church.

Neighborhood Interment Congrega- East Phoenix Resthaven Park. Bloom's South Mortuary. HOLLAND, Gregory Gone. Chandler. Mrs.

Bob G. Holland, day Chapel of Bueter a.m. Mortuary. toServices 10:30 afina. William Interment C.

Knoblock, officiView. al Mountain HOLT, passed Roy away S. Husband of Charlotte, hospital. He is Friday also in survived a local by a of son Phoenix, Nathan, father George, both Son Diego, Clarence brothers and James Harold, of both of Los Angeles, sisters Mrs. Mrs.

Marianne Mildred Stephenson of Phoenix, geles 3 Los Ices Chapel 10 of a.m. Palms and grandchildren, ServThe Rev. Herbert Grimshaw P. Mortuary. wood.

officiate. Interment lot Green. Chapel friends attending east the of Large, parking service. A Grimshaw Service. JONES, Harry C.

Passed away Fri: day. Ohlo for He will be sent 10 Akron, funeral services and Inferment. Carr Mortuary. KENNEDY, Mabel M. Services Funeral today Home.

Paradise Chapel and Private cremation. High LAMBEYE, Mass Filomena. Requiem 9 a.m. today in Immaculate Heart Church. Burial Francis.

WHITNEY Ave. LANCTOT, Rosary Charles 8 p.m. J. 805 Sunday N. 3rd: Requiem WHITNEY High MURPHY Chapel.

Muss 8 p.m. Monday In 5t. Mary's Church. Burial St. Francis.

MAESTAS, Maria. Mass. today, a.m. Sacred Heart. Francis.

MORTENS SLEY. MATHER, Chillan A. 3511 W. Palm Lane. Wife of Charles E.

Mather, Austin, Phoenix. S1. Sister Clair of Mrs. Chores, Gertrude Mrs. Park, Calif.

Ada Passed Reese. Huntington Services conducted by away Rev. L. Friday. Knotter 10:00 a.m.

Monday In Chapel of Memories, A. MOORE Sons. Entumbment Greenwood Mausoleum. MERCER, Euri W. 3339 W.

Encanto BId. Survived by wite Pearl, daughter Mrs. Edward L. Burke, New Orleans. La.

sisters. Mrs. Floyd B. Harwood, Mrs. Susan Boalwright of Topeka, Kansas.

Services Tuesday p.m. BETHANY CHAPEL MORTUARY. Rev. Norman Weaver of the West Phoenix Christian Church officiating. ent Memory.

Lawn Park. MIMS, Wier. Pend iny Webber's TALLEY. be 2-Funeral Announcements ROBERTS, Snowden Services To day, 10 a.m.. Bishop Interment Glenn Pace officiating.

in Memory lawn. of THOMASON, arrangements later Announcement by Mercer Mortuary. be Sunday in Case Blanca, AriWhiter. Services will Mortensen-Kingsley. VALENTINE, today Berne Arizona Service Home Chapel Rev.

Charles Funeral verne officiating. Interment rector. Greenwood. Henry T. Forman, DiFriends may call today until service time, side.

WATSON, Service Mabel C. 337 Sunny: Chapel Mortuary. pendino. Bethany WESCH, Lucile Services it today Paradise and neral Home, Private, cremation. 3-Cards of Thanks thanks WE wish to express our sincere many friends appreciation our and U1 during, who were our recent bereavement, and Tewksbury, Also for their help.

8. Globe, Joseph James M. Edwin family of and W. and families, Phoenix. WE wish, to express our deepest friends and and appreciation to all our thanks kind Rev.

Obadiah Harris, who were 10 relatives, and especially 30 to us during the recent ing of our beloved father band. The family of Wilson Withrow. 5-Funeral Directors FORMAN'S ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME PARADISE CHAPEL RALPH L. SAGE, Director 3934 E. Indian AM 4-4484 40 N.

MELCHER Center MORTUARY, MESA. WO 4-4537 Glendale YE 7-9297 Phx W1 .4:3339 MERCER MORTUARY THOMAS RD. AT 16TH Phone AM 6-2441 Private CAMELBACK CHAPEL 21. Serving W. CR 7-6251 PAx.

for over 27 years MORTENSEN-KINGSLEY 1020 W. Washington AL 4-3119 Our Services Your protection AS BETHANY CHAPEL and Mortuary 210. W. Bethany Rd. CR 9-7360 A.

L. MOORE SONS Services Today CONE. William 10:00 a.m. MC BRANSTETTER, Kelly, 11 a.m. CM CAME of Chapel Memories ADAMS AT FOURTH AVENUE.

MESSINGER MORTUARY 5-9521 Glendale 7-9265 WHITNEY DONOFRIO Wired FLORAL P. 1905 AL 3-2139 136 N. anywhere Central 10-Lost 54th swers to Street name and Thomas Road. AnPARAKEET, small. blue, Vicinity FRENCH poodle, black, mate.

$200 reward. YE 9-4141. of North HOUND, 20th Bluetick Place. female. Vicinity Prescott address on collar, Reward.

AL 3-7257. black CAT. female. 10. year Lost in old, long-haired.

Street and Thomas Road. Reward. 56th Call East AL 2-2691 or WH 5-5859. 5639 Windsor, Scottsdale. wIth CHIHUAHUA, male.

White lace, with black stripe eyes, nose, tan body being down back. Eyes cause treated. blindness. if neglected may Reward. WH 6-0032.

171h BOBTAIL Street, cat. Red collar. Vicinity Tempe. CR 7-2407. DOGS.

Two black. One small Vicinity one Labrador pup. Dachshund, River. of 115th Avenue and Salt Very liberal reward offered. WE 6-3809.

return BILLFOLD, papers. brown. Keep money, 3629 West Pierce. money, BILLFOLD, return tan leather. Keep 8th.

AM 5-5621. papers. Lost June black and white legs black and female, spots. COCKER Name last Melanie one year old beauty. tain Lost trail.

This Friday is mother afternoon on mounold Superior, pupples. Arizona. $10 reward. Box 521, of 2 4-weekPapago SIAMESE, Parkway, female. Vicinity.

GOLD horse. pin. $100 reward. WH71672 AL 0-1341, 11-Found boG 6-2124. Female.

"Black- and white. PUP Australian large Mountain black. Found Park. WE. $-3520 13-Auctions Downard Sale Yard BIn Auction Eyery Sal.

3000 S. Cent. Auction Every Tuesday ALLIED AUCTION HAYDEN VAN CLEVE, Owner Auctioneer. 2614 BR $-0037 SUN VALLEY AUCTION WE BUY OR SELL FOR YOU SALES WEEKLY Every Mon. Tues.

7 P.M. 2501 W. Buckeye Rd. AP 1-8933 LUECK'S DAIRY AUCTION LOCAL IMPORTED TLE HEIFERS, OF CALVES BEEF CAT. COwS ALL KINDS.

WED. 11 A.M. WO 73023 JOHN BRUNK SONS AUCTION WED. 9 AM 7 PM 4001 NO. 7TH ST.

AM 6-5202 SPECIAL AUCTION Sunday, June 11, 2 p.m. 666 W. Main, Mesa McCarten. Personal For property further of info. Sherman Oates, Mesa Auction, wo call 4-3942, Don or Paul Auctioneer, WH HOUSE BIO BUY OR SELL Van Cleve AUCTION Sales Arizona's Fri.

Oldest Day Largest Glendale Av of 51 AV Night YE 7-4771 Sale Friday. p.m. Consign now. AUCTION PARK 3255. E.

Wash. A.A.A. AUCTION 5102 FRI. 27th 7 P.M. Ave.

CR 7-3812 will buy sell SUN. 1 P.M. LLOYD STALCUP AUCTIONEER. HURRYI To Grand Old Auction 2633 E. Indian School SUNDAY, JUNE 11th SALE 10 A.M.

1 P.M. We are merchandise loaded this with first class thing for week In every. the home. Plan come, early and stay late bronzetone sides are dinette bulging. We have chairs, set with leaves; dropleaf with 5-chairs; chairs: blond drop leaf table colored maple dining room lea services 112 International piece allver Bavarion antiques machine, poster Seth Thomas clock, we have them! A weaving Chests beds, old dressers.

ed couches, wardrope. the good selection of drawers; cedar couch very nice trailer We couch have regulars, carpeting sectional 777 as 65 loads of lovely carpets, fabrics good choice of colors, mattress accordion, Box, spring sizes. chines, orators, TV stoves, washing masmall room sets, cash register. draperies, cooler, miscellaneous lamps, fables. dishes, etc.

Tools, paints odds building items materials. luggage many for the GRAND OLD AUCTION For Open Consignment From Inspection 2 DAY Bankruptcy Auction SUN. 0:30 PM JUNE 11 MON. 12 SAVE 13TH AVE 2ND ST. TUCSON.

ARIZONA $35,000 WORTH BRAND NEW Television Sets. Washers 14: dive 8 1. 13-Auctions LEAVING or MOVING (in a Safford hospital yesterday. Services will be at 4 p.m. today; in the Safford Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-4 day Saints.

Burial will be in Thatcher Mrs. Tanner moved to the Gila Valley from Utah as a child. She is survived by six daughters, Idell Barney, Vesta, Mrs. Nina Fytte, Safford; Mrs. Correne Lee, Gila, N.

Mrs. Blanche West, Safford; Mrs. Iris Stinson, 'Phoenix; and Mrs. Mildred. Case, Safford; Safford; brother, a Wal- son, lace Curtis, Tucson; a sister, VIlolet Martin, Phoenix; 16 grandchildren, and 13 great-granchildren.

Friends may call at Caldwell Funeral Home from 2 p.m. until service time. Filomena Lambeye Requiem high mass will be sung at 9 a.m. today in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 909 E. Washington, for Mrs.

Filomena Lambeye, 85, who died Wednesday in a Phoenix rest home. Burial will be "in St. Francis Cemetery. Rosary was recited last night in Whitney and. Murphy Funeral home.

Born in. Yuma, Mrs. spent most of her life in Phoenix, coming here when she was child. She resided at 765 E. Adams.

She is survived by a brother, Frank Martinez; a grandniece, Mrs. Margaret Smith; and grandnephew, Oviedo, all of Phoenix. Alma J. Anderson Funeral services for Mrs. Alma J.

Anderson, .77, who died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be.at 7 p.m. today in 1 Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home, 3934 E. Indian School. Rev. Harold Lind will officiate.

Additional services and burjal will be in Minneapolis, her former home. Friends may call at the funeral home until service time tonight. Born in Starbuck, Mrs. Anderson, who moved to Phoenix three years ago, lived at 20 w. St.

Catherine, She was a memof. the Sun Valley, Baptist She is survived by her husband, Albert E. two sons, Raynold Minneapolis, and Albert E. Overland Park, four daughters, Mra. Walter D.

Johnson, Mrs. Henry H. Listlak, and Mrs. Orville L. Thompson, all of Phoenix, and Mrs.

Russell A. Jones, Minneapolis; two brothers and two sisters, all out of state; and 13 grandchildren. Joseph Barberis Foneral services for Joseph Barberis, 69, who. died Thursday in his home, 1116 N. 16th will be in San Francisco, Whitney and Murphy.

Funeral Home announced. A native of Italy, Mr. Barberls! moved to Phoenix a year ago from San Francisco. He is survived by a Augie Barberis, South San Francisco. Lillian A.

Mather Services for Lillian A. Mather, 62, who died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at' 10 a.m. Monday in' the Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore and Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. The Rev. L. T. Knotter will officiate.

Entombment will be in Greenwood Mausoleum. Mrs. Mather, born in Mount moved to Phoenix 16 years ago from Detroit. She was a mamber of Union Congregational Church. She is survived by her husband, Charles two sisters, Mrs.

Gertrude Austin, St. Clair Shores, and Mrs. Ada Reese, Huntlington Park, Calif, 2 Insurance Courses Due TEMPE -Two college credit courses in insurance will be tered by the State: University College' of Business Administration during the first term of the summer sessions, Monday through July 15, A three-semester-hour course In property Insurance principles and coverages will be offered from 7 to 9:40 p.m. Monday, day and Thursday nights, starting Monday. The course is designed for agents, branch office underwriters; fieldmen and agency secretaries, and for those who are preparing for chartered property casualty underwriter examina.

tions. Principles of insurance, a threecredit course intended for the insurance buyer rather than the person working in the industry, will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Both courses' will be taught by Dr. Grant M.

Osborn, ASU prolessor of insurance. Students may register in the night course at 7 p.m. Monday at the Business Administration bullding. and in the day course the regular Monday regis Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU i 29.44 LOW 70 LOW 29.59 COLD HIGH 29.30 Rain 90 FORECAST I For Daytime Saturday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected TODAY'S WEATHER-Showers and thundershowers mid-Atlantic states, Gulf states and Florida.

Showers Lakes and northern Plains and northern Pacific area. cast to continue for most of nation except for cooler Phoenix CENT. S.CENT. N.E. S.E.

N.W. N. CENT. Moon Data June June A June 28 July New Full Last Sun, Moon Data Today, Saturday, June 10, 1961: sun rises 5:18 a.m., sets 7:37 p.m. Moon rises 3:44 a.m., sets 5:20 TWA Denies Deal Over 17 Convairs NEW YORK spokesman for Trans World Airlines said yesterday his company was not obligated to purchase 17 Convair.

jets on order. with the General Dynamics Corp. in San Diego. The order was placed by. the (Hughes Tool Co.

of Dallas, owner of 78 per cent of TWA stock. "However," the spokesman said, nounced planes were never an: as being for TWA." added that "TWA as a order corporation has never had an the Convair Division." The controversy was another stage in the troubled relations tween Hughes Ton: and the air-1 line. Since its the 78 Hughes order was placed, per cent ownership' of TWA was placed in a voting trusteeship, a requirement of com-. panies called on to refinance the airline. "Although owner of the stock, the company no longer can vote it.

Since then, TWA's new management has ordered 26 airplanes from the Boeing Co. at a cost of $187 million. Four more were leased. In a prospectus May 25 offering $111 million debentures, TWA A revealed that Tool was considering action against the majority trustees. The prospectus also revealed that attorneys for Hughes Tool were considering seeking a court order to block the purchase of Boeing Aircraft.

The matter of TWA's obligation to terred the Convair Division was to by Hughes Tool lawyers as an "unresolved question" in a letter to. the Securities and Exchange Commission May 19. Transportation Talks Planned TEMPE-Three business 'executives and an Arizona State University -professor will discuss "Transportation Developments Affecting Distribution" at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday over radio station KOY, Phoenix, and the Arizona network. The speakers will be Ray Walker, regional traffic manager, Montgomery Ward and Oakland, and Harvey R.

Wright, general freight traffic manager, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Chicago, Ill. Also George J. Trainor, vicepresident, Universal Carloading and Distributing Los Angeles, and Dr. Martin T. Farris, associate professor of economics and transportation.

The Western' business roundup program will be moderated by Dr. Ralph C. Hook director of the ASU bureau of business services. Lettuce Passes Harvest Peak harvest WILLCOX has The its spring peak lettuce passed more than half of the crop shipped, and is expected to finished by June 20. A total of 840 carlot3 had been shipped out as of Monday.

On the same date last year a total of 1,409 cars had been shipped. The harvest began neck earlier: lit It 38 cash. Treasures AL and 3-8813, trash after save only, SALE JUNE 15, 7:50 CALLING ALL BUYERS AUCTION CITY SALE SUNDAY 10 AM Untit Everything Sole 5 fixtures. TON REFRIG. wail cases, UNIT.

cigar store mowers, bycicles, lots of fools, good lawn. furniture Appliances. 35 1710 E. MOHAVE AP Wirephete Map are forecast for north and are also due in Great Warm weather is forein Pacific Northwest. Pittsburgh 60 Portland, Me.

69 62 Portland, Ore. 64 52 Raleigh 69 Rapid City 96 59 Richmond 91 68 St. Louis 82 Salt Lake City 93 San Antonio 89 San Diego 67 San Francisco 65 St. Ste. Marie 64 Seattle Tampa 91 Washington 85 Wichita 86 60 Canada Calgary 70 42 Edmonton 81 48 Montreal 57 Ottawa 72 51 Regina 87 50 Toronto.

66 57 Winnipeg 75 52, Vancouver 63 53 1 Mexico I Chihuahua 92 63 Ensenada 65 55 Guadalupe 1s. 69 56 Guaymas 90 72 La Paz. 59 Monclova 93 66 Soto La Marina 102 77 Torreon 105 55 Reservolr's capacity, 8. 245,138 Gain contents, a. ft.

228,379 In 24 hrs. FLAT RESERVOIR 691 MORMON. Reservolr's capacity, 57,852 Gain Reservoir's contents, a. ft. 53.497 In 24 hrs.

a. 65 STEWART MT. RESERVOIR Reservoir's contents, capacity, a. a. ft.

ft. 63,853 69,765 In 24 hrs. 60 HORSESHOE RESERVOIR capacity, ft. 142,830 contents, a. ft.

1,664 in 24 hrs. a. RESERVOIR 16 Reservoir's capacity, contents, a. 54,414 179,584 Lass TOTAL In 24 hrs. a.

ft. 1,053 STORED WATER Reservoirs' capacity, a. ft. Total Total loss stored in Water, a. ft.

1.078,035 Net stored 24 hrs. a. 4,275 water, a. ft. Net stored water yr.

ago. Net WATER protect loss 24 hrs. a. ft. 4,202 DIVERTED Northside Southside use, miner's In.

24.880 Granite Reef, a ft. 3,452 3,193 Pumped NORMAL a. 1,831 FLOW PERIOD NO. 21 11:59 From 12:01 a.m. June 10, 1961 to on lands p.rn.

in June, 1961. For use 1876.0 cultivation or before Irrigation ROOSEVELT RESERVOIR Reservoir's capacity, a. ft. 1,381,580 Reservoir's contents, a. ft.

Loss HORSE In 24 3,934 MESA RESERVOIR Marriage Licenses 19; Sharon 0., 16, both James of Glen. dale: BARRETT Gordon, 25, Eldean Scottsdale; Anita Martha, 25, 3634 E. Roberta Barbara, 24, bath '33; of Lee, Scottsdale. BROWN BURKE, Gary 19, Camp 18, Pendleton, Wilma Jean, CALDERON 1762 E. Pecan Rd.

Toni, 19. both of ALDAMA, 'Paul, 16, CARBAJAL E. CHAVEZ, Gabino, Glendale. 1734 Maricopa: Anita, 20, 1702 coo Maricopa. S.

11th Bernice. 1421 $30 Ninth 18, DENHAM 3539. W. KEY, Frederick Phillip, ice. 18, 4444 N.

59th Ave. Mary Maricope; DONAN-RANDEL, Everet, 36, 38 Central; Lorraine, 31, 3113 $: Lincoln, Angeles; A Gladys, 42, Edward, 48, chaos PUS Drive. 216 23, W. 129 W. Maryland: Lois, 23, ROSENTHAL, Louls Bowker.

Sharon Robert, 23; Anne, 17, both of El 3830 391h Robert 34, 31, 5207 Ave. Black Carolyn von. W. McKinley; Lora, Glendale. Emmett, 1516 002 Kelm; Barbara, Palo Verde.

LEWIS, Herbert Dean, Linda of Mesa. Tempe; 'Suzanne A. Roger 2: 4321 Fifth Harvey Nancy 23. WE BRUMM. 18, 4320 N.

Fifth Ave. LEE 23, Ft. ROBINSON, Hensley Martin, Defiance: Florita, 22, Scottsdale. town; MILLER-PRICE, Blanche, legal Oliver, age, 71, YoungSt. Weir; Donna, 17, BroadMEDANIEL, Frankie Sharon.

28 W. Atlanta. 1408 N. 17th Hermina, ROMERO, 717 W. Missouri Lane: Roy Mary C.

PaulIne, 21, 717 W. Lane. PATTERSON 20. 932 W. Mary No: W.

Berridoe Lane. 25, 4236. ROBERTS-PETER, Benny Edward, N. 36th 5 Catherine, 4236 N. Lloyd Junior, 18; TORR Karen 5 Faye.

16, both of Mesa, MIRANDA, Juan, 18, Chandler; Rosa, 17, E. BUchanan. 19, TITJEN St. LAMBSON, Neida Jeryl Wayne. Johns: Lorraine, 10, Ramah, N.

Elsie VALONZ. CHACON, Joe 14) VERMATT both Chandler. 610 24th WEBB, Dorothy -GABRIEL, WHIle 2416 17th Place Willie 16, 1416. 171h Pince. E.

Eva RAY. 9. 8 9 Adame. Births MESA GENERAL HOSPITAL 4427 NEIGHBORS. S.

10th Madison and Marie. 9. Place, Phoenix, boy. June NORDIN. Flord and Mary, 2311 S.

Hibbert, Mess, boy, June 9. MESA SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL DAVIS, Eugene and Emma, Tempe, boy, June 8. Paul and 1418 E. First Mesa, boy, June TEMPE CLINIC HOSPITAL FLORES, Damacia and Rosalie, Tempe. girl, June B.

VAN DAN Gerald and Patricio, 37. E. 21st Tempe, girl, June 9. ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL CAMPANELLA, Joseph and Kain.

802 E. Caminito. boy, June 7. 102 FLORES. E.

Marcelino and Juanita, Hilton. boy. June GAL WAlemI 5743 Ek PUBLIC AUCTION SALE TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. LDS 15TH WARD 1316 E. CHERRY LYNN RO.

DETAILS IN CL. 142 SCOTTSDALE WARE AUCTION AUCTIONEER CENTER 305.5. SALE Scottsdale EVERY FRIDAY 7 P.M. Your Furniture Rd. WH 5-0741 20-Phoenix For Homes Sale SACRIFICE- -New Home 3702 W.

Tuckey, Lane, 3 room, carpeting baths. corner lot. New bdrms, fam. terrific FHA draperies VA Included pay't. financing, available.

Lee. no dn. count to existing mtge. SULLIVAN REALTY 1003. E.

Cmibk. AM 5-7888, BR 5-1162 DREAM HOME late Undoubtedly home we've the had most. 3 nice bdrms, 134 this year. front large kitchen shaped with living ample room dinettes baths, to dining rear area and Arcadia doors patio. Especially nice lined carpeting over rubber and out.

custom draperies tion. cool Fenced comfort front of refrigeraold and beautiful mature rear, 4 area scaping west with of old shade. In nice landonly close $15,950 everything. Offered at Scottsdale Rd. and ate the best--this and Is you appreci Tony RIMSZA Realty 4426 Member E.

Osborn Multiple WH54505 Ex WH95418 Listing Service ARIZONA Statewide Generally fair today and tomorrow, but some afternoon cloudiness over northern and eastern mountains. Little change in temperature. South Central Phoenix, Salt River and valleys--Sunny today and tomorrow; little change in temperature. Phoenix low today near 66, high about 102. Southeast Douglas and Sulphur Springs Valley--Sunny today and tomorrow, with chance of some high in cloudiness temperature.

today. Little change Douglas low today near 56, high about 96. East Central Globe-Miami area Same as 55: southeast. high Globe 96. low today near about Station Data I Relative humidity Phoenix port: '5 a.m.

35, 11 a.m. 13, 5 p.m. 9. High 35, low 9. Highest -temperature yesterday 103 deg.

Highest same date last year 99. deg. Birmingham 91 73 Bismarck 95 52 Blythe 102 72 Boise 76 Boston 70 Brownsville 93 78 Buffalo 73 59 Casper 90 49 Charleston 86 76 Chicago 62 53 Cincinnati 78 65 .02 Cleveland 73 62 ..95 Columbus 76 65 .65 Denver 87 52 .01 Des Moines 88 62 Detroit 76 61. Duluth 74 43 El Paso 97 62 Fairbanks 74 49 Fort Worth 89 70 Galveston 87 73 Helena 75 58 Honolulu 84 70 .15 Indianapolis 75 66 .33 Jacksonville 88 72 .08 Juneau 60 Kansas City 85 Las Vegas 99 Los Angeles 72 Louisville 75 Memphis 88 Miami Beach 80 Milwaukee Mpts. St.

Paul Needles 101 New Orleans 87 New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia 80 Highest same date during last 66 'years 112 deg. Lowest, temperature yesterday 65 deg. Lowest same date last year 76 deg. Lowest same date during last 66 years 54 deg. Excess in temperature 2 deg.

Deficiency in temperature since June 1, -19 deg. Excess in temperature since Jan. 1. 1, deg. Total precipitation last :24 hours -0' inches.

(Total precipitation since June 0 inches. Totalp recipitation since Jan. 65 Normal precipitation. January to date: 2.60. Deficiency of precipitation 'since Jan, 1, 1.95 inches.

Total Solar Radiation on Thursday 736 langleys. ARIZONA Cottonwood 55 Douglas 98 53 Flagstaff 42 Ft. Huachuca 92 62 Gila Bend 106 69 Globe 99 Grand Canyon 83 Kingman 91 60 Maverick McNary 39 Nogales Payson 91 Page PHOENIX 103 Prescott 87 52 Show Tucson Low 88 46 99 63 Winslow 96 54 Yuma 102 72 United States Albany 72 63 .13: Albuquerque 93 62 Amarillo 90 Anchorage 64 46 Atlanta 84 66. Legal Advertising NOTICE OF C.P.A. EXAMINATION The examination certificate of Co Accountant 10, will 11.

submit examination applications sit for the November must de filed with the Board on or before August 15. Ap be retake the ex with the Arizona state 804rd Hied or before September 3300 Noth Central 4426 Member E. Osborn Multiple WH54505 Ex WH95418 Listing Service There's DOWN PAYMENT FOR ta A 1 AT STAGGS-BILT HOMES WESTOWN 4 Black min, North Canyon. of Highway. Northern on the NEW PAPAGO PARKWAY ell at Southeast corner 'East McDow? Scottsdale Road.

CASA MESA 2 on miles the Mesa- West of Tempe dowatown Highway. IN- TOWN RETIREMENT LIVING CASA DE SOL On; miles the main highway: lust East of downtown Mesa. and DOZENS family of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom from $9,750 room monthly priced monis month VA: as $71 little as' $74 per PaYper month FHA. 25 'FURNISHED MODELS OPEN FROM 10 TO 10 EVERYDAY STAGGS-BILT REALLY MEANS BETTER BUILT 5 Move Fight In. Splc span fenced $10,600, $200 schi.

$95 off Thomas. CR 7-9511. mo. Owner agent. Will Take Late Model Car Truck Or Housetrailer Paid For Or Not 3427 W.

Cypress 2243 N. Edgernere Four bedrooms 4015 W. Coronado 3832 W. Holly 1531 W. Wier 6023 S.

6th Ave. NO DOWN PAYMENT IF STEADILY EMPLOYED Universal Homes AM 61443. 4847 E. OSBORN ROAD OPEN 3 TO 5 DAILY 24a baths. refrig.

lovely, custom carpeting. butt drapes. home on citrus lot. Vacant and ready! Priced to sell. Owner transferred.

Convenient nancing. Priced In low NOBLE LEE REALTY $800 No. 19th Ave. CR Evenings call WI 3-2067 Member Multiple Listing Service $300 on. 3 baths, car carport en 24th Dr.

N. of Ind. Sch. Broker Rd. only $9500.

AM 4-5533. CLOSE IN home, Sharp, clean 1 3. Dz bath city This lot, inciuding sewer. home is pumice bik and plastered thru out 3 (Agin link tence oll :.2.