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54 Jim (xjo Dec. 9, mi pi i 1 1 i Obituaries (Additional On Pafe 37) Services Here Monday For Charles Schaffer Rosary for Charles V. Schaf- let, 53, who died Thursday in lis home, 2754 W. Highland, will te recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow Northwest Mortuary, 4033 N.

10th AVP Funeral Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Monday in St. Gregory's Catholic Church, 3426 N. 18th Ave. Friends may call at the mortuary from 2 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow. Burial with military lonors by personnel of Luke Jrreemvay American Legion 3 ost will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Schaffer moved here nine years ago from his native Philadelphia where he was in the dis- )lay manufacturing business, ie was a veteran of World War I and Korea, a member of the American Legion, and a chart- member of Retired Armed Services Club.

Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; a son, David of Phoenix; and his father Albert Schaffer of Philadelphia. Axel Kullberg Axel- Kullberg, 70, a retired neat cutter who moved here eight years ago from Minneapo- is, died Thursday in Maryvale iospital. Mr. Kullberg, 5201 W. Camel- was born in Sweden.

Survivors include his wife, Olive; a laughter, Mrs. Millicent Camern of Castro Valley, a trother, Andrew of Indio, Calif. sister, Mrs. Hugo Seashore of Minneapolis; and two grandchil- Ircn. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

londay in Hansen Mortuary, 314 N. Seventh St. Friends may all there today and tomorrow. Vernation will follow services. Oscar L.

Dunlap Oscar Lynn Dunlap, 79, a for- ler field man for United Pro- ucers and Consumers Co-Op, ied Thursday in Yavapai Com- lunity Hospital in Prescott. Mr. Dunlap moved to Phoenix i 1950 from Caldwell, Idaho, nd had resided in Humboldt the ast nine years. He was a mem- er of an Odd Fellows Lodge. te was born in Junction City, FTC.

Services will be at 11 a.m. londay in Mercer Mortuary, call there after 2 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Ethel; two daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Stephens of Pendelton, and Judy Dunlap of Murray, Utah; a son, Ray of Caldwell; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Robert E. Qtiillen Services for Robert E. Quillen, 40. an auto mechanic, who died Thursday in a Phoenix Hospital, will be at 2 p.m.

today in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Mr. Quillen, 4328 E. Washington, was a veteran of World War II.

Born in Monessen, ie moved to Phoenix 20 years ago from McKeesport, Pa. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Quillen of Phoenix. Private burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. JVetu Cure For Malaria KANSAS CITY (AP) The leader of a government-supported research team at General Hospital reported yesterday the team has developed a one-pill cure for a type of malaria which has felled thousands of U.S. troops in Vietnam. Dr.

John Arnold, director of the hospital's Harry S. Truman Laboratory of Comparative Medicine, said in a copyrighted story in the Kansas City Star that the new drug has proved effective against the stubborn falciparum malaria against which other medicines have proved ineffective. Tested on volunteers at the Jackson County Jail here, the drug cured 10 of 11 malaria patients with a single dose. The remaining patient required a second treatment, Dr. Arnold said.

He predicted the new pill will enable stricken soldiers to return to duty within two or three days instead of the present two weeks required for treatment by 541 E. Thomas. Friends may drugs now in use. llcBil-vr Miirarrrlu Early Release Navy's Yule Gift to 34,000 WASHINGTON The Navy announced yesterday i will discharge about 34,000 en listed men about one or tw( months before their norma hitches expire. It said the early discharges "will result in some savings in payroll costs." No figures were given in the announcement, but sources said about $18.3 million will be saved.

The Pentagon is trying I cut spending and avoid a big supplemental money request to Congress early next year. The early releases will begin this month and extend into February. The Navy said enlisted men due to be discharged in January and February will be releasec by Dec. 18, a week before Christmas. Those men scheduled for discharge next March or April wil be released two months early January and February respectively.

The early release program does not apply to men serving in Vietnam, aboard the 7th Fleet waters off Vietnam and Asia, or in the 6th Fleet which roams the Mediterranean. Also excluded were men in 15 special skill ratings which are short supply in the Navy. The Navy said the early discharges will have no effect on he Navy's Teachings its planned strength of about 762,000 by June 30. ACROSS 1 Bodily suffering 5 Bite of tobacco: Colloq. 9 Hampers 14--of Austria 15 An emotion 16 U.S.A.F.

gensral 17 Right: Comb, form 18 Statement offered as a plea 20 Lump 21 U.S. govt. agency: Abhr. 22 League baseball 23 California community 25 Pierce 27 Support 29 Metal 30 Direction 34 Chum 36 "Narcissus" composer 38 Nerve: Slang 39 Musical instruments: 2 words 42 Relative value of gold silver 43 Odor left in passing 44 Murderer of Osiris 45 Connected 46 Alas: German 47 Quantity of medicine 49 Statistics 51 Raise 54 Slipped away from 53 Worthless horse: Informal 60 In a 61 Keep 3 words 63 Falsehood 64 Stay 65--lily 66 Form of 'Henrietta 67 Ride in an automobile 68 Mr. Allen 69 Article of furniture DOWN 1 Be in need of water 2 Administer extreme unction 3 Not finished 4 Tennis player Yesterday's Puzzle 11 Fail to mention 12 English prison 13 Auld lang 19 Kind of valley 24.Lone Ranger's friend 26 Smattering 28 Thoroughly: Prefix 30 Allotted share 5 Talk 31 Annoy 6 Divide equally extremely 7 1941 agree- 32 Supply ment made off New found land: 2 words 8 Very small 9 St.

River between Michigan Ontario 10 Lithuanian's relative with fuel 33 Try Forward 35 Soviet Russia mountain range 37 Nobleman: Abbr. 38 Bishop's headdress 40 "Le Massenet opera 41 German conjunction 46 Confidential assistant 48 Spoke pompously. 49 Animal doctor: Abbr. 50 Feudal subject 52 NFL team 53 Sharp twisting pull 54 Mildyellow cheese 55 Gray wolf 56 Single indivisible entity 57 Flightless bird 59 Incite by poking 62 Sank abbreviation Steel Hikes Rolled Back PITTSBURGH (UPI)-Armco nd Kaiser Steel corporations esterday rolled back a $4 in- rease in the price of hot rolled heets. Armco and Kaiser made the move to "remain competitive" with other top producers who aised cold rolled sheet $5 per on but held the line on hot oiled sheet.

Cold rolled acounts for 17 per ent of the industry output while hot rolled totals about 13 cent. Both hot and cold rolled sheets are used extensively in the manufacture of automobiles and wusehold appliances. U. S. Steel and six of the 10 ther top producers raised rices on cold rolled and galvanized sheets while Armco, aiser and Jones Laughlin umped one step further with ie hot rolled increase earlier lis week.

Most other firms held the line hot rolled because of greater from foreign imports. Jones Laughlin had "no comment" on the Armco and Kaiser rollbacks but the firm was expected to concur in the move later. Indian Group Elects Parker Rupert Parker of the Hualapai Indian Reservation was elected president yesterday of the newly formed Indian Development District of Arizona (IDDA). Other officers are Robert Mackett of the Papago Reservation, first vice president; Harold Schurz, Salt River Reservation, second vice president, and Alexander Lewis, Gila River Reservation, secretary-treasurer. The IDDA, comprised of 16 Arizona tribes and one from California, was organized to provide economic growth and find employment for members of Indian tribes.

Woman Captain Puts Ship Through Canal PANAMA (AP)-A Soviet Tugboat Annie type, Mrs. Anne Shchetinina, 59, transited the Panama Canal this week as captain of the 507-foot Russian freighter Okhotsk, carrying raw sugar from Cienfuegos, Cuba, Tokyo. Waterfronters said the ship has used the canal several times but this was its first time under her command. They think she is the first woman master of an ocean vessel apart from fishing craft ever lo pass this way. RHODES' FUND DINNER Rep John J.

Rhodes, will be honored at a testimonial dinner Jan. 19 at the Towne- House Hotel, 100 W. Clarendon. Tickets are $50 per person. Proceeds will be used in Rhodes' campaign fund.

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CARMICHAEL, Keith Louis, 18, 3121 E. Bellvlew; Flor- Louise, 17, 2745 E. Wllletta. 16AAAN-SCHLICKER, Ge 19; Ruth, 17, frey both of Jlmmhi N. Wth Son a 27, N.

50th Drive. IUPieCKIjAiT, 1 0 wey, 52, 1432 E. -Hammond; ude Beatrice, 50, 1440 Ham- John rancea Joe 18, lfw7 JtH Marriage Charles II li HILL 5 -BUTLER. Robert Frank, 34 liliams AFB; Virginia 25 Peter 21, 1240 oran, 2237 Robert 37 Patricia 31, 19, Sfendale; Nancy Lee, 20, San'Ber- fARTZ.Ajisn Lyrnan, 55; E. RAflnlwA lUltt bjdtArt UU rXwDQiT Wi 38, 7634 W.

Sheila Lane; Becky, 37 2634 N. 29th Place. MORENd-De Pa PENA, David Anthony, 23, Avondale; Emma 0., 20 joe, 23, 1099 Durango; Esther, 23, mi S. 20th NOFMEOA-MOONEY, Ernest 17 PADJLLA -B URROLA, Alex, 28, 704 S. First Mary Adelina, 44 23; W.

Thomas; Deborah S.V 18, 3318 W. Flynn Lane. REEVES-LENOCKER, Eugene 22, Flagstaff; Janlse Aline, 20, 751! N. 16th Lane. IOBB-EVANS, Bryant 27, Man.

cos, Diana 21, Durango, Colo. RUBIO-EDWARDS, Richard Leyba 25, 507 N. Fourth Barbara Gall, 23, 4227 N. 26th St. SCHOENFELDER I LL Bruce Richard, 18, 1327 W.

Shangr La; Jana, 17, 1641 Calle Santa Gary Lee, Kefm; Judith 17 on. Charles Gordon, iner ouaan i DOUOLAS-wmSTON, Johathan ivaz, 46, Pacific Palisades, Ann, HELMS-BRANOM, Fred A. Jr rf 18, S. 18th Place; Dora Eliza- beth, 18, 1137 S. 18th Place.

HORNE-jbRDAN, Elvin Ray, 24, Norfolk, Myrtle, 20, 6030 S. Eden legal age, 1420 E. El Camlnc Drive; Gladys legal age, 1420 54, 4707 S. 37th Doris 37, SI01 S. llth Ave.

PARKER-SALTSMAN, Dwlght Ray, 22, 3412 W. Taylor; Sondra Mae, 17, Glendale. RAMIREZ-AMAVICA, Richard, 19, 547 W. Mahoney Mesa; Mary RITCHHART-ALLISON, Jack 20, 3919 W. Elm; Suzanne Flora, 17, -3601 Mariposa.

ROBLES-PANTOJA, Robert, 24, Tol leson; Fellsltas, 21, El Mirage. ONQUILLO-MENDIVIL, Rodolfo, 21, 1727 W. Sherman; Lynda, 1737 W. Sherman. SEDIG-SEDIG, David 30, Buck WILSON, Dr.

Harry I. Graveside services 1:30 p.m. today Resthaven Park Cemetery, Glendale. Arrangements by Grlmshaw's Bethany Chapjtl. YAHRAUS, Katherlne.

Services 3 p.m. Monday Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdaie. John Swlnford officiating. Intrmnt Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 2 tc 4 and 7 9 Saturday and Barbara J.

sues Don' eye; Jeanette 26, Dothan, Ala. THOMAS-WILCOX, John Elmer 21; Thala May, 19, both of Long TOMSKEY-HARTMAN, James 54, Fort Edwards, Kay, 34, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. WILSON-TIZARD, Gary 23, Tempe; Sarah Hervene, 22, 4001 E. Moreland, Divorces Asked AMY, Janet sues Robert K. iEAVER, Gertrude Agnes Binsen sues Charles Wllmer.

BENSON, Eva K. sues James Arthur. BRAYTON, Helen Rae sues Douglas Ronald. BREEN, Jacoyn sues Thomas E. Del C.

sues Doris Lynn. 10DD, Barbara sues David Drew. 3ALTIE, Lora D. sues Serbe M. HOWERTON, Doris sues Billy Wayne KEISTER, Nancy sues Philip D.

MARES, Edith G. sues Sllvlano. MATTIX, Betty R. sues Lawrence MAXON, Delorls sues. Jack C.

MCELHUNNEY, Margie E. sues R. Mcl'NTYRE MORELAND, Patricia Ann sues Rod erick Jane Marie sues Earl W. ORMSBY, Philip George sues Jean Smart (annulment). STADDON, Robert sues Mabel.

VILLIAMS, Terrell Sue sues Victor WliTuAMS, Victor T. sues Terry ARMSTRONG, Harry sues Dora. IARGE, Marcel la H. sues Robert B. JOMINQUEZ, Jennie sues Frank.

DU CHATELLIER, Eunice Juanita sues Camllle. GREEN. David sues Doris E. OUENTHER, Frances B. sues Ed JEFFERJON, Marsha sues Wllford KRAUSE, Dorothy M.

sues Karl K. (separate maintenance). bEYVAS. Faustina sues Domingo. XLORENZO, Patricia sues David A.

MAOGARD, Myrna Suzette sues Hu' ert Gene. Helen Charlotte sues MEAD, Vlrgle sues L. R. riEADS, Betty K. sues William STOTT, Elsie Mae sues Fred Arthur, (annulment).

TUVELL, Wllma Mae sues Richard WALDR'lP, Irene L. sues Thomas L. WILDON, Kathleen sues Thomas. CARILLO, Joe Manuel. Arrange ments pending.

Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. Granted AREA, Patricia P. vs. Delbert T.

lOOK, John Edson vs. Mary. IRAFT, Ann M. vs. Donald D.

tUDLEY, Carolyn vs. Charles R. IOODRICH, William Patterson vs. Edith L. HAYS, Barbara Morrison vs.

Gary HERNAN DBZ, Angela vs. Benlamln. MEYERS, Rosemary Elizabeth vs. Mike. LANDIS, Laurie A.

vs. Laurence M. AICHEIL. Carole vs. Nick.

MULVANEY, June Saad vs. William NIX, Amelia L. vs. Bassett B. tEYNOLDS.

Sharon vs. Delbert 0. tOBERTS, Vernon L. vs. Veronica TYREE, Ann vs.

William S. Jr. WALLING, Margaret Ann vs. Joa- quln Lloyd. WYNNS, Belle vs.

George S. YIP, Chew Ming vs. Violet Mae. IAKER, Kay vs. Kenneth Allen.

IRMENTA, Estella vs. Antonio. IOOPER, Carol Jean vs. Richard CABAL'LERO, Margo Linda vs. Michael (annulment).

CRAWFORD, Jasper L. vs. Dolores. CHANDLER, Janet Louise vs. Jerry NIL 6 cherrle L.

vs. Lee'O E. IOGSETT, Richard C. vs. Marilyn Juanita vs.

Kenneth. Luclo M. vs. Lula B. i- A jherie A.

vs. Terry E. AOSS, Barbara vs. James. 40LAN, loretta B.

vs. Milton V. POWERS, Carla W. vs. James Gen- Patricia S.

vs. Milton K. MLEY, Barbara Ann vs. Boyett Devoya. SIMONS, Earl Edward vs.

Velma Veronla. Announcements Classes 1 through Meeting Notices Montezuma Lodae 345 W. Monroe. Open Installatton of officers at (:00 p.m. Families and friends Invited.

Barney rday, I Honour Investiture 8 p.m. share. Thirty-second degree Masons only Invited. Mark E. Henerv, Secretary.

special meeting Saturd Temple. Knight i mander Court of Hpm ctlNfe. Mary M. 9610 R7 llth Ave. Requiwn Mass 9 a.m.

today, Mosl Holy Trinity. Entombment FrancliXemetery. camtibtck Son- MT KULLfctRd, Axel. Survived by wife Qilve, daughter Millicent Cameron Castro Vaney, brother And rew, Indio, sister Mrs. Huso Minneapolis, 2 arandchi ren.

10:30 a.m. Mon. ai thVSynnvslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary, or. Culver Nelson offlcl- tlng. Private, cremation.

Friends may call Sat ft Sun. KUNTZMAN, Terry Francis. 3902 E. Roma. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m.

today in St. Thomas the Apostle Church. 4 interment St. Francis. Whitney ft BEICH, Matelda.

Mass today 9 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment. St. Arrangements MtulBMr Mortuary, Scoltscfaie, BfeROStROM.

Levl W. services 2 p. A m. Monday Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdaie. Pastor carl Hacker officiating.

Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 2 to A and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sun BTGOMINOBURGH, LeRoy. Beloved husband of Agnus, Apache Junction, beloved brother of Francis, Riverhead, N.Y., Mrs. Mildred Corwin, Sag Harbor, N.Y.

Services and Interment Sag New York. Desert View Chapel. M. Gibbons 9702 E. Apache Trail, Paul Fleming.

Services con- by Dr. William Bolce ft Rev. Roberf Ogan 10AM today In 1st. Chr stlan Church N. 7th Ave.

A Memorial to the 1st Christian Church Is preferred. A.L. Moore Sons. SCHAFFER, Charles V. Husband 01 Elizabeth, father of David, son ol Albert.

Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday Northwest Mortuary. Mass 9 a.m. Monday St. Gregory.

Interment St. p.m. Sunday William Survived by wife Harriette, Rlchland, sister Mrs. Flanagan, Anaheim, Calif. Services 2 p.m.

Monday Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdaie. Interment Green Acres Memorla STAG5S, Earl South 8th Street. Father of Paul, Peggy, Earlene, Elizabeth, Gayle, all oi Phoenix. Son of Mrs. Lena Staggs; brother of Aaron, Phoenix; Clarence of Denver, Arthur, State of Washington; Ray, San Jose.

Services 1 D.m. Monday Bloom's South Phoenix Mortuary. Interment Double Butte Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 1 to 9 JMNER. Diantha N.

Survived by husband Harry, Phoenix, sons Ray Howard Tull, Shelbyville, Dale Robert, Decatur, Morris, Phoenix; daughters Ruth Lahr, Robinson, Lola Morse, Gentry, nancy Krlck, Dearborn, lelma Giarruso, Phoenix, Reed, Shelbyville, Vada Hatch, Decatur, 34 grand children, 41 great-grandchildren. Interment Flndlav, III. Hansen Mortuary. Fstlne 'Effzabefh. Services conducted by the Very Rev.

Elmer B. Usher 10 a.m. Mon. in Memory Chapel A. L.

Meori ft Soni. A Contribution to the Lt. Leslie C. Williams Memorial, 3021 E. Manor Dr.

Is preferred. Friends may call from 10 until 10 pm Sunday. LOTH, Burr O. 10828 Peorla City. Survived by wife Ruth.

iervices Men. 10 a.m. United of Sun City. Dr. H.

H. Jonnenworth Sun City. Masonic Funeral Committee officiating. Interment Sunland Memorial Park. Visitation after noon Sat.

Lund- Oelden Door Chapel, Youngtown. Family requests memorials to Sun City Community Koomson, MI Nanc Zelm The I ma Re Services 2 p.m.. today Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdaie. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. yiemorl ILJON, BUITTN6R, Carl M.

GI Services 10 a.m. today Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdaie. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. In lieu of material remembrances the family suggests contributions to the Arizona Kidney Foundation for Kenny Caron, Good Camarltan Hos pltal. COOK, Ella P.

126 W. Maryland. Survived by sons Lawrence, Glendale, Kenneth, Blue Ridee, Walter, Vernon and Stanton all of Calif. 4 sisters, Mrs. Ada Campbell, Mrs.

Zella Smith, Mrs. Gertie Pascal, Mrs. Sadie McElhlnney and one brother, Walter Throop, all out of state. 19 grandchildren and 32 great. Services 2 p.m.

Monday, Lundben i I of the Chimes In Glendale. Interment Resthaven Park. COOfTE, Otho. Passed away Tuesday, Centerville, Iowa. Survived by wife Nona, Centerville.

Son Earl, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Daughters Kathryn Stevens, Springfield, Mrs. Avlalzee Burns, Los Angeles. Stepfather of Everett Galpln. 15 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren also survive. Services 3 p.m.

Monday Bloom's South Phoenix Mortuary. Interment East Resthaven Park. E. Greer, Director. CRIP'PENpvlctor Sr be conducted bv Rev.

Willis K. Hlrschy, 2 p.m. Monday, Chapel In the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

today. DeSOUZA, Aline Catherine. 748 E. Culver. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m.

today In St. Mary's Church. Interment St. Francis. Whitney A Mur Phy.

DUNLAP, Oscar L. Survived by wife Ethel Humboldt, dauqh- ters Mrs. Margaret Stephens, Pendleton, Oregon ft Judy Margaret Dunlap, Murray, Utah. Son Ray Caldwell, Iowa. Also 16 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren.

Services 11 a.m. Monday, Chapel In the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Interment Memory Lawn. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.

ECKHARDT, John, 5002 Bethany Home Rd. Survived bv wife Emma Eckhardt, Phoenix; daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline Hergert, Mrs. Maxlne Gllllsple, both of Phoenix, Mrs. Patricia Mumford, Lincoln, son John W.

Eckhardt, Phoenix, 14 grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Monday Grlmshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. The Rev.

Carl Hacker and the Maryvale B.P.O Elks Lodge 2369 will officiate. Interment Resthaven Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Orlmshaw'i Bethany Chapel. a Buckeye.

Announcements later. Cannon Funeral Name. Arthur 6. Survived by daughters Mrs. Leona Morrsa Mrs, Lilian Kltsmllier, both of Granada Hills, sons, Arthur, Phoenix, James, Eloy Ariz.

Bob, nster, brother, Wil-, llam Hartdesftn, Brookfiela, in. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, First Methodist Church, Interment Eloy Memorial Park. Friends may call 1. until 10 p.m.

Sunday at Mercer Mortuary, Phoenix and after 7 p.m. Monday at the Valley Funeral Home, Eloy. ASH, Lloyd Albert. 47. 64 St.

Husband of Margare of Mrs. Kenneth Meador, Mrs. John Bailey, Sw Texas, Mrs, Edward waldrlb, Lynn JTsTTTth ret. Father Quapsw, "iweeney, vi Lynn Hash, Gordon Vernon Reagan, Phx, Brother of Mrs. Ralph Green, Independence, Mrs.

Edwin Rlley, North Kansas City, MO. Passed away Thurs. 16 qrandchil. dren also survive. Services conducted by Rev.

James Mooney 'U30 a.m. Monday in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Mnm-o HILL, Bessie 122 Rd Wife of.Emmer A. Hill.

Mother of Vivian Martin, Marie Hall and Emerson E. John Kunti, Zahesvllle, fchlo, Edna Ing" Cumberland. Ohio and Mable Scott ner lle Ohl Also arand- Jhlldren and 6 great grandchildren Service 1:30 Monday In Funeral Home chapel. 6 88 Rest ha Y. er Henry HOLKHORSt, Palm Lane, Scottsdaie.

Survived bv husband William, Scbttsdaef son William Phoenix; one brother and two sisters in Germany; niece Mrs. Trudel Heckleman, N.J.; two grandch Idren. Serv ces 9 a.m Mon day Grlmshaw's "fehapel CT a. Harry Preston SerV- Wimam Memory is. Inter- A.

Services "9 a son Funeral sf Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd Interment Greenwood Memorial ARiSfiz, 10 am today. Queen of Peace Church. Burial Mesa Cemetery. Larry V- MASON, Robert C.

Services 11 a.rrf. Grlmshaw's Bethany Chap: el, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. In- ferment Resthaven Park Ceme- MCALLISTER, I ll I a RoGiTT. Passed away Friday in Tempo.

Services and Interment a' Chlca- MENDOZA, Carmen F. SunTivecTFy husband Edward, 4 sons. Ygnacio, David, Tony, EBdle. 6 daughters, Mrs. Marlie' Yanez, Mrs.

Mary Valle, Mrs. Lucia San- A MJS- a nc Enriquez, Mrs. Anita Chacon and Carmen. 41 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. A brother and 3 sisters.

Rosary 8 p.m. Monday In The Chapel of The Roses. Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. Requiem Mass a I uesd ay, Queen of.

Peace Church. Burial Mesa Cemetery. MOORE, Staff Sgt. Elgan Leroy. Arrangements pending Green MORA, Fellpa P.

16021 Surprise. Survived by husband, Prospero. Father, Margarito Perez, from Placitas, New Mexico. Sons: Jesus, Lerenzo, Roberto, Raymond, Rudolpho, Macarlo, Manuel Fernando. Daughters, Maria, Louisa, Lvdla, Antonla, Soledad all of Peorla.

Brother Ramon Pe-f rez, Riverside, Calif. Sister Mrs) Minnie Hill. Hatch, New Mexico. 2 grandchildren. Arrangements pending.

Brazill-Whitney Mortuary, Glendale. Charles R. Whitney, Director. Ernest Kenneth." 69. 2614 N.

41st Ave. Husband of Esther. Father of Mrs. Blllle Louise Lebo; Crown Point, Ind. Passed away Thurs.

Services conducted by Masonic Funeral Committee 11:30 am Tues. In Memorv A. L. Moore A Sons. Friends may call NAGLE, Russell W.

"Services' ducted by Dr. Trumas Davis 3 p.m. today in Meldrum Mortuary Chapel, 52 N. MacDonald, Mesa. Interment with military honors by Mesa Post VFW at Mesa Ceme- Tcry.

Jefferson. Husband of Estella. Father of Charles Howard Osborn; Phx. Mrs. Estella Ruth Myers; Denver Colo.

brother of Mrs. Grace Collins; Winter Park, Fla. Mrs. Blanche Collins, Austin, Texas. Passed away Thurs.

5 grandchildren 8, 10 great grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Dr. Fletcher Scharer 2pm Mon. In Memory Chapel, A. L.

Moore ft Sons. Friends may call from until JOpm Sunday. FlXtRY, Thelrria VtolaT Temper Beloved wife of Fred H. Services Edward F. O'Donnell Funeral Home.

494 Chestnut Springfield Mass. Local arrangements by Gibbons Garden Chapel, 33 North Slrrlne, Mesa. CjUILLEN, Robert Inqton services 2 p.m. today, Cam- elbick Sunset Chapel. Rev.

Jay Fuller officiating. Private Interment. ROGERS, Richard. Services today 11 a.m. Scottsdaie Methodist Church.

Interment Green Acres. Arrangements Messlnaer Mortuary, RUSSELL, MabTl MTServlces today 10 a.m. Gilbert Community Methodist Church, 700 South Main, Gilbert. Dr. Maurice A.

Phillips and 'Dr. Edwin E. Reeves officiating. Interment Green Acres. Friends may call from 9 a.m.

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