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TXEiV AGE 000 COLOR rJKKMT EMPLOYERS: Last the average teen-ager In America spent $546. A good portion of that amount was earned by these average teen-agers. This means that many thousands of hoys and girls in Phoenix are looking for full or part-time employment this summer. Since there is one sure way to get employer and prospective teenage employe together, The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette will offer employers FREE classified advertising space, running morning and evening up to three days. This offer of free space will be good during June, July and Au- gust.

Employers may place their Help Wanted Ads In the Republic and Gazette by calling and listing the openings you have for teen-agers, qualifications, age requirement, and kind of opportunity. You'll find plenty of eager youths just waiting to go to work this summer. The Job may be full or part-time but must carry an hourly rate. Won't yom phone In your employe requests today? The Republic and The Gazette, reaching; 9 out of 10 Valley homes see that you and the teen-agers get your money's worth summer. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FREE CLASSIFIED ADS WHICH OFFER SUMMER JOBS TO TEEN-AGERS! THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC The Phoenix Gaze tie Ji IM.I the Arizona Republic .17 Weather Data ntq Fun Lmtq July 4 July July JO Sun, Moon Data sun rises, 5:19 a.m.; sun sets, 7:41 p.m.; moon rises, 6:.11 a.m.; moon sets, 9:07 p.m.

(MST). ARIZONA Statewide Milwaukee Paul Needles New Orleans New York North Ptattr Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, Me. 'Portland. Ore. iRaleiRh 'Rapid City Reno Richmond St.

Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco St. Sie Marie (W 12 Generally fair through but some afternoon cloudiness Shrew-port WashinRton tonight Wichita in PrbR. 10.1 67 S7 SR 72 70 67 71 ffi SO 7,1 71 71 fi.1 37 (55 no fifi 73 80 fifi 55 fit fit 44 fiO SI fil 58 45 58 .01 -JU .54 .35 .28 .80 (54 fiO 5.1 39 51 70 47 7fi 59 65 the northern Windy again, westerly 15-30 mountain with gusts areas, south- m.p.h. with some up to 40 m.p.h. in mountains this CalRary Edmonton Retina Toronto afternoon.

A little ctxiler. LowsjWinnipeg 38-55 in mountains and 55-70 else- Vancouver where. Highs at higher elevations and up to 104 in lower desert, valleys. South Central Phoenix, the Salt River and Cnsa Grande and a little cooler today. Afternoon winds, westerly at 15-20 m.p.h.

Phoenix low today about fifi, high near 100. Southeast, East Central, Northwest Douglas and the Sulphur Springs Valley, Globe-Miami nrea, Kingman and fair through tonight. Windy this afternoon, southwesterly 18-35 m.p.h. A little cooler. Douglas low 58, high 92; Bisbec low fi2, high 89; Globe low 54, high 90; Klngman low B3, high 89.

Station Data Relative humidity: Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: 5 a.m., 23; II a.m., 1.0; 5 p.m., 11; high, 2fi; low, II. Highest temperature yesterday. 103 dcg. Highest same date last year, 109 dcg. Highest same date during last 68 years, 112 dcg.

Lowest temperature yesterday, 67 deg. Lowest same date last year, deg. Lowest same date during last B8 years, 57 deg. Deficiency in temperature yesterday, I deg. Deficiency in temperature since June 1, 44 deg.

Excess in temperature since 1, 217 deg. Total precipitation last 24 hours, 0 inches. Total precipitation since June 1, 0 inches. Total precipitation since 1, 2.34 inches. Average precipitation Jan.

1 to date 2.75 Inches. Deficiency of precipitation since Jan. 1, .41 inches. Total solar radiation on June 20, 720 langleys. Temperature and Precipitation Data Knsenada Guaymas Monclnva Torreon Canada nfi 67 70 6fi R2 Mexico 72 f)5 mi I02 Ifi 45 59 47 51 51 50 80 71 64 .05 .02 .01 .01 Tots Drown In ami MARTIN, S.D.

(AP) Three children of ranch couple drowned Thursday in a livestock watering pool on their grandparents' farm. Teresa, 4. Teddy, 7, and Jim Bradford 9, were spending (ha afternoon with the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kills Hicks.

Sheriff Clyde Reyhill thought perhaps one of the trio went down and the other two died while trying to save the first. SAN CARLOS PROJECT 24 hrs ended 7 a.m. Junn JO, Capacity, ncre-leot Available storage, acre-feet 71,531 24-hr, dlschnrgo, acre-feet Reservoir loss, rtcre-feet Murriuffe Licenses BRANDON-HAMILTON, Henry lerl BRACOM6NTE pSORlo? Armando, 2 Forcst Grove; Cella, W. Coconnh. CASTILLO MENOIVIL, Henry Del, 5 i'pl? olh CL AR 10 Jerome It.

N. Jelh Place; Antoinette 24, Mulberry. legal DORSCH-MILLS, Charles 3 a ary 19. 10 43rd Ave sherrldan Ann, 19, Scotlsdole, Howard Stuart. on- Shlrlsy Jeanne, 20, 6245 S.

Second Ave GALLAHER-DAVIS, Ben 46, Tfll- leson; Mable 44, 2438 W. Yurnn. MOOLEY-FRIEND, Joseph, 23, Ml, Fourth Carol Jean, 17. J046 E. Qurgess Lane.

KRUG-ALrORO, David, 21, Glon- dfllo; Linda, 20. 2817 Palm Lane, MARTINEZ PEREZ, Gabriel, Eva. JO, both of Mesa, Payi NIXON-STOKES, Claude, 52, 2023 Ada" 1 Vlll9r5teno For the 24 hours ending at ODELL'-'COKEY, Bruce isoi E. Edna Merle, 11, Casa Grande. PETERS-MILLER p.m.

yesterday. ARIZONA Buckeye Bisbee Carefree Coolidge Cottonwood Douglas Flagstaff Ft. Huachuca Gila Bend Globe Grand Canyon Kingman Maverick McNary Nogales Page Payson PHOENIX Prescott Safford Springerville Tucson Winslow Yuma 106 80 ,96 105 95 77 90 105 94 81 90 10.1 87 100 82 100 9,1 105 Albany, N.Y. Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Billings Birmingham Bismarck Blythe Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo United States 59 94 SB fifi 76 8.1 72 82 85 104 fi7 71 91 64 asper 89 Charleston, S.C. 89 Charleston, W.

Va. 70 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, 0. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fort Worth Galveston Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jackson, Miss, Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles I Louisville Memphis Beach (Midland, Tex. 58 71 B3 72 90 74 69 68 99 69 94 84 59 83 73 77 90 58 76 97 82 71 74 78 88 94 I. fi.1 B9 B8 62 57 61 45 70 70 59 50 67 29 46 72 68 50 67 54 6.1 44 69 .54 69 50 6.1 60 45 H4 67 51 72 5.1 70 52 61 79 47 54 75 54 46 51 48 46 52 49 46 36 68 44 69 71 49 73 50 68 76 44 65 76 70 62 54 71 78 67 Pcpn James Wilson, Palrlcla Ann IB 18, 4317 E.

Hubbell. PORTER.CHASE, Dravl Dean, JO, Meia; Judith Ann, 17, San Bernardino, Calif. RAMIREZ.OUITERREZ, Jose, Helen, both ol Tempe. RONNEY-SKOUSBN, Kelly Wayne, 20, Juarez, Mexico; Patricia, JO. Mesa.

"OSOWSKI-CAMPBELL, James SU a 2 .15 .021 .28 .08 .091 .39, .271 5.80 .11, .03 i .15 A RCE Carlos, 39, W. Tamarisk; Dolores, 36, 228 W. Tamarisk. THOMAS BERRY, EuGene, 19, Karen Frene. 18, 530S N.

43rd Ave WALTERS- CHRISTOPHER50N, Jerry. J3, 2625 N. 50lh Place; Sharon, 20. 2625 N. Place.

Births SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Roger and Dona, 3137 W. Buckeye Road, boy, June 19. BURCH, Lewis and Lynda, 818 N. Seventh boy, June 19 CHURCHILL, Ed and Rosle, 6502 N. I2lh boy, June 19.

COON, Sarney and Ramona, 2214 10th boy, June 19. GUTHRIE, Kenneth and Judith, N. I5lh Drive, boy, June 19. HARVEY, John and Marie, 10601 N. Black Canyon, boy, June 19.

HUDSON, James and Elizabeth, 3028' 7 W. Adams, boy, June 19. MILLIKEN, Oilman and Deborah. 823 N. Sixth boy, June 19 REITERMAN, James and Adeline, 1302 Coronado, boy, June 19.

WILKINSON. Robert and Patricia. 2518 N. 27th Place, girl, June 19 WININOER, Bobble and Beva I First SI. fjirl, June 19.

MARYVALE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FRAMES, Robert and Barbara, 6230 N. 36th girl. June 19. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL ARCHER, Douglas and Shirley, 41 W. Washington, Peoria, girl, June HOWELL, George and Beverly, 542a W.

Cheery Lynn, sirl, June 17. MORENO, John and Mary, Rt. 2. 1025, Peoria, boy, June 15 PRIODY, Charles and Penny, 4570 Grand. Glendale, girl, June 13.

ZOLNIAK, John and Betty, 6013 S. 41 si oirl, June 16 MESA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL JACOBSEN, Thomas and Rosemarie, 642 N. Delmar, Mesa, girl, June 20. MESA SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL BARNES, Stanley and Marilyn, 571 W. Detroit, Chandler, boy, June 20.

Divorces Asked DIVORCES ASKED ALLEN, Helen E. sues David R. (LAIR, Thelma E. sues Richard Paul. CAPALDO, Ann sues Nick.

CAMPBELL. Carila sues William W. COE, Jane Lee sues William Ronald CROCKETT, Linda L. sues Ronald R. DELAKOWITZ, Alexartdrla sues Rudl Joseph.

OIXON, Jo Ann sues John Henry. FRY, Justin sues Margaret Louise. FURREY, Emmet sues Leolu. HOWELLS, Edmund G. sues Marvel HUCKLEBERRY, Bobbie Earl sues Ooris Hell.

HAMAS, Annabel le sues Richard Lee. KLEESPIES, Hilda I. sues Phillip KING, Marrc sues Wesley Robert. McCABE, Edward A. sues Ellen J.

MITCHELL, Audrey Jean sues R. C. O'CONNOR, Edna Mae sues Joseph ORLANDO, Pasquale was Mildred. PARKER, Dorothy Eileen sues Howard Oliver. PLATT, Billy Bob sues Clarice L.

RHOADES, Jane A. sues Emmet. RIOGEwlV, Joella sues CharkK Alan. BODES, rankle S. Roy.

ROLLINS, Mae Belle sues Thurston SHA'CKELFORO. Biiiy James sues Patricia Jeanettt. SOULE, Phyllis Jean sues Robert Gere Jr (separation) STEIGER, Ellen sues Clarence (separ L. Wlllla iam E. sues Shirley SPROWEL, Mae DIVORCiS GRANTED sr;.