Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 26

26 A I I I WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1961 Bartender, Patron Seized; Bar Locked State liquor control agents last night padlocked a West Side tavern after the bartender and a patron were arrested. Police said both were drunk. The arrests resulted from a police investigation of a woman's report that she had been hit in the eye there. The woman and her suspected assailant also were arrested. The assault victim, Jose phine May, 59, of 1240 Sonora was booked city jail for being drunk.

She first was treated at Pim? County Hospital for a cu over her eye. Alfredo Montiel Cordova 21, of 1452 W. Sonora St. was arrested on suspicion aggravated assault after po lice said the woman reported he had struck her at El Tio' Bar, 1300 W. St.

Mary's Rd. The bartender at El Tio's Edward Robles, alias Edward M. Vega, 37, of 113 W. Eric was booked on suspicion of being drunk on the prem Ises and of furnishing liquor to an intoxicated person. And Jesus Rodriguez, 60, of 1363 W.

Sonora a customer at the bar, was arrested for being drunk. Patrolmen Leslie Erdman and Harry Brannon said Mrs. May was found bleeding from the eye by Parks Guard William Allen while she was walking along St. Mary's road near Grande avenue. After hearing the woman's story of being attacked at El Couston, checked at the bar.

Couston said both Robles and Rodriguez were intoxicated. Robles, Couston said, admitted knowing of the assault on Mrs. May. Cordova was picked up on suspicion of the a a charge when police located him at the Club View Bar, W. Speedway and El Rio Dr.

State Liquor Agents Pete San Angelo and Ralph Jenkins, cabled in by police, closed Tio's for the night after Robles' arrest. POLICE BLOTTER Tio's, along the with two Sgt. patrolmen, George B. ADVISER Expert advice on personal and business matters. Advice given on all matters.

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So Johnson ordered two- fifths of his pay to one woman with two of Valles' children, one-fifth to another with one child and the remaining two-fifths to the third woman with two of his children. Valles gave his address as 1014 S. Rubio Ave. Mrs. Joey Jeffery, 422 N.

1st is pretty well convinced she has an enemy, poke said yesterday. Mrs. Jeffery told Patrolman Robert Harris yesterday afternoon someone had ripped oose the speaker wires on hree separate television sets different rooms of her house. But that's not all, she quickly added. In the past few months, has complained to police someone: 1--Ripped the top of her onvertible.

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The manager of the Sands Motor Hotel, 222 S. Freeway, told police yesterday a California visitor paid her bill with a bogus $207.58 check. But, added the manager, Dorothy Fowler of 154 Plaza de Rios, the check would have been bigger if the hotel auditor's addition had been better. Mrs. Fowler said the suspect charged $143.43 worth of women's clothing to her bill for room, meals and other incidentals, which came to $164.15.

Caiifornian checked out, she paid the two bijls with the $207 less than the true total, apparently because of the auditor's error in addition, Mrs. Fowler said. Despite the of course, the hotel is out $307, Patrolman Robert Goodnight pointed out. DON'T PAY FOR TV Service Calls FREE TUBES CHECKED In your home. No charge for service call or labor.

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Jones Brotherhood Head Speaker Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews and a leading educator, will be the principal speaker at the seventh annual Brotherhood testimonial dinner on Tuesday, May 2. One thousand invitations to the dinner have been mailed to Tucson residents. Robert M. Jaap is general chairman of dinner arrangements.

The purposes of the dinner are to honor local persons for outstanding work in the field of brotherhood and to raise funds for the local unit's annual budget. A one-time Oregon forest ranger who became a professor of economics and college president, Jones received his Ph.D. from Brookings Institute. He also studied at Cambridge University and the London School of Economics. In 1947, he was chosen president of the University of Arkansas.

It was during his presidency that Arkansas became the first state school south of the Mason-Dixon line to admit a Negro student. From 1951-58, he was president of Rutgers University, a position he resigned in 1958 to become president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Jailed Youth Faces Court In Theft Case An 18-year-old youth, already serving a 30-day jail sentence for joyriding, was ordered held to answer to Superior Court on a second degree burglary charge at his preliminary hearing in Justice Court yesterday. Gilbert M. Alzua, 1725 S.

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While a more forceful and direct script would have kep the story building at steadier, compelling pace, a more perceptive per TOPS ON TV TONIGHT 7:00 P.M. PERRY COMO. a a Raye, Miiburn Stone and Gary Player are the guests. (Channel 4) ANGEL. "Unpopular Mechanics." A new night and time slot for this series, formerly seen on Thursdays.

Angel (Annie Farge) tries to fix a sports car. (Channel 13) 8:00 P.M. STEEL HOUR. "The Shame of Paula Marsten." Anne Baxter plays a woman who is sent to a mental institution after attempting suicide. Dr King (Gene Raymond) assigns Dr.

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He flexed strong muscles, screarried, himself about and looked glowingly, vibrantly healthy even as he lay there coughing his lungs out. I think they call it overacting. I don't believe Mineo gauged his part properly at all. And by trying to dominate Gazzara in several scenes, he destroyed the story's profile. Gazzara and Falk had a bit more success than Mineo, but they, too, let themselves get carried away with gaudy lines.

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