Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 23

TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1961 A I I I PAGE 23 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thBt bids will be received In the office of the County Purchasing Agent, 2855 S. 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arirona, up to 4:30 p.m., October 18, 1961, for the following: BID--B J-2247--MOTOR VEHICLES, AND TRUCKS, Corns? OH. SCHOU.S ZINCMPADlr To furnish various Pima County Departments with Motor Vehicles, Passenger Can and Trucks, 1965 Models, as per specifications called for by Pima County Opening of the Bid--B-S2247 will be ai 10:00 a.m., October 19, 1961, in the ot- fice of the Pima County Purchasing Agent, 2855 S. 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesaid bid may be procured from the office of the Pima County Purchasing Aaent, 2855 S.

8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona Bidder shall be required to furnish a sufficient Bid Performance Bond acceptable to the Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reiect any or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to waive any Irregularities or informalities in the bids or bidding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors this 18th day of September 1961. THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Pima County, Arizona Publish Sept.

22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 59, 30 I Oct. 2, 3, 1961, Tucson Daily Citizen STOP Relief Sfnrti In SECONDS! Dr. Zino-pads speedily relieve corns, sore toes, tender spots. They also remove corns one of the quickest ways known to medi cal science. Zino-pada are water-repel lent do not come off in the bath Get this truly wonderful relief today D- Schollslino-pads Tank Demolishes Beached Shrimp Boat FORMBY, England --UPI--- Shrimp fisherman Richard Wright complained today that the British Army put him out of business.

He'said that he beached his boat yesterday and it was accidentally run and a Centurion tank. FIRE CALLS (Calls In 34 Hours to I Today) Tom Inglis Flowers 2362 E. BROADWAY MA 2-4643 11:51 a.m.-13:15 p.m.--Engines 13, 14, Ladder Truck 3 to 4102 S. Kostka minor house fire. 11:52 a.m.-12:0? p.m.--Engine 1 to E.

22nd SI. and Mountain car fire. p.m.--Rescue Truck 1 Broadway and 5th needless call. p.m.-Rescue Truck 1 to 1 E. i Congress first aid.

p.m.--Rescue Truck 1 to 181 1 E. Broadway, needless call. p.m.--Rescue Truck 1 to 304 W. McCormick first aid. p.m.--Rescue Truck 1 to W.

Medina first aid. p.m.--Enoine to 5700 Helen brush fire. p.m.--Engines 1. 2, 4 Ladder Truck 1 to T40 W. Broadway, overheated motor.

p.m.--Engine i to 5th St. and Rosemont flare pot fire. a.m.--Engina 6 to Speedway i and Craycrott car tire. 'Termite' Hole Made By Bullet DEATHS ATLANTIC CITY, N. -Mrs.

Leo Manz thought she had termites in her house when she noticed plaster on the floor of an unoccupied bedroom. However, an exterminator discovered a hole in the ceiling, and Mrs. Manz then found a machine gun bullet behind a closet door. Police theorized that a military aircraft might have fired the bullet. Tim S.

Bustamonte Tim S. Bustamonte, 38, of San Manuel, died Saturday night at the San Manuel Hospital. Born in St. Johns. He was a laboratory technician.

Husband of Hope. Father of Richard, San Manuel. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bustamonte, of Williams.

Brother of Joe, Tucson; Ray, Jim, and Mrs. Charles Rowland, all of Los Angeles; Mrs. Glenn Linkons, Portland, Mrs. J. P.

Juarez, Sacramento, and Mrs. H. Figueroa, Flagstaff. A Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today at the Arizona Mortuary Chapel.

Requiem Mass will be said at PUBLIC RECORDS 10 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Burial in Holy i Hope Cemetery. Rosario Cesare Rosario Cesare, 69, of 3620 S. 9th died yesterday at Veterans Hospital.

Native of Italy. Came to Tucson 28 years ago from Chicago. He was a veterans of World War I. Husband of Frances. Father of Julius, Joseph, Joe, Mrs.

Eleanor Collins and Miss Rosemary Cesare, all of Tucson. Six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bring'S Funeral Carrillo', Richard Leon, oJse Lopez, Junior Dupard, Cruz Gomez, Edward Rios, Harry Howard, Andrew Patriclo, Miguel Gutierrez, Santiago H. Baptista, Louis William G. Elmer M.

CITY COURT William F. Klmball, Harlan Hellmin, Magistrates Ray Lopez, drunk (In car), SJ5 or 25 days; minor In possession of liwor, JIOO or 10 days. Frank Avenentl, simple assault, trial Dec. 5. Clifford Gier, Kenneth Pinnell, George Biddy, Richard Willis, Gordon Blake- more, D.

M. Kirbv, Clarence Ashworth, Joe Orban, Romero, Glennie Bar- i nette. William Murphv, loitering on rail; road property, 15 days. Antonio Lopez, Jesus Ramires, Ciprl- i nno Carlos, Pedro Cituentes, Joan Stahl, Harry F. Lopez, James Kelly, Tony Smith, drunk, Slo cash bond forfeited.

Raymond Contreras, drunk driving, trial Dec. 1. Albert Sapiens, Mike Ybarra, Ramon Leon, Daniel Carranza, Francisco Mar- tinez, drunk, J20 or 20 days. "Jose Romo, John W. Colbert, Frank Anionio, drunk, $30 or 30 days.

Home. Frank P. Dimsa Introducing the 1962 Dodge Dart 440, first of the Action-Economy cars. A low-price, full-size Dodge that will outrun, out-economize most any car around. Compared to last year's model, the 1962 Dart will accelerate seven percent faster, and do it on five percent less fuel.

You get action and economy in the same automobile. Reason? Dead weight has been reduced to a minimum. Example? This year's automatic transmission (with V8 engines) weighs 60 pounds less than last Its case is made from a new alu minum alloy instead of cast iron. The new one is stronger, less bulky, and (good news for the man in the middle) allows a considerable reduction in the size of the front floor hump. Below is the front seat of the Dart 440.

It is chair-high for comfort. And notice the fold- down center armrest. Carrying four or five? Flip it down for the added comfort of a bucket seat. Carrying more? Flip it up for extra room. It's standard on every Dart 440 model.

The white car, in the picture above, is the Lancer GT, America's first Sports Compact. "GT" in Italian stands for Gran Turisrno, a smallish, fast car. That's exactly what the GT is.it carries four or five people in comfort. Corners flat. Handles Bucket seats up front, all vinyl upholstery, sill-to-sill and, of course, the sizzle! are standard equipment.

Every 1962 Dodge, full-size or compact, is fully rustproofed. Every one has a new quiet high- speed starter that puts less drain on the battery. Every one has Torsion-Aire suspension. There's not a car that rides better. And every 1962 Dodge will go 32,000 miles between grease jobs.

As always, the name Dodge on an automobile is your assurance of complete dependability. 3030 E. SPEEDWAY SEE IT AT. YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER BILL BRECK DODGE, INC. A Rosary will be recited at p.m.

today at Reilly's Fu- eral Home Chapel for Frank Dimsa, 73, of 136 N. Euclid who died Saturday, toss will be said at 9 a.m. omorrow at All a i hurch. Burial in Holy Hope emetery. titty Hamlin Mrs.

Kitty Hamlin, 66, of 11 W. 44th died yester- ay at a local rest home. Nave of Denmark. Tucson resi- ent 12 years. She was a Gold tar mother.

Mother of Ms. ernardine A i San jiego, Calif. Funeral services ill be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Arizona Mortu- ry Chapel. Burial in South -awn Memorial Park.

sabelle Jones The body of Mrs. Isabelle 'ones, 36, of Owyhee, who died Friday, will be sent )y the Arizona Mortuary to Owyhee for funeral services and burial. Allen N. Juste The body of Allen Nelson fuste, 36, of Sacaton, who was shot to death near Jaynes Station Friday, will be sent by the Arizona Mortuary Sacaton for funeral services and burial. Mr.

Juste was a native Tucsonian. William H. Mickie A Rosary for William H. Mickie, 64, of 234 N. Norton who died Saturday, will be recited at 8 p.m.

today at Reilly's Funeral Home Chapel, followed by the Knights of Columbus a i Service. The body will be sent to Milwaukee for further services and burial. Jesus Romero A Rosary will be recited at 6:30 p.m. today at the Arizona Mortuary Chapel for Jesus Romero, 40, of 4219 S. 12th who was dead on arrival at Pirna County Hospital Saturday night after being stabbed.

Mass will be said at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Santa Cruz Church. Burial in the Nogales Cemetery, Mr. Romero is survived by a sister, Mrs. Maria C.

Torres, Tucson. Infant Waltman The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Waltman, of 3911 E.

Santa Barbara, who died Friday, will be buried at a.m. today in South Lawn Memorial a Arizona Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Merl M. Wood Merl M. Wood, 68, of 744 Avenida de Suenos, died Sunday at his home.

Came to Tucson one year ago from East Liberty, 111. He was a retired farmer. Husband of Mae. Brother of Mrs. Margaret Grubbs and Charles, both of East Liberty; Mrs.

Carrie Stewart, Mrs. Dorothy Curl and Mrs. Grace Brown, all of Columbus, Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 5 p.m. today in the Adair Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev.

J. B. McKendry, of First Chrsitian Church, officiating. The body will be sent to West Mansfield, Ohio, for further services and burial. oaquin, Parra, Austin Russell, Mary M.

I Castillo, Roy Lee Mamie Anderson, Anice Callicoat, drunk, Jlo or 10 days. Diego Ballesteros, drunk driving, trial Dec. S. Jimmie Stalcup, drunk drivinq, operating a motor vehicle without an Arizona driver's license, trial Dec. 5, Luther Mehriny, disorderly conduct, trial Dec.

1. Frank Arena, drunk driving, Iriel S. Donald Day, carrying concealed weapon, trial Dec. 5. Gene Messer, disorderly conduct, trial Dec.

5. Charlei Drawhorn, drunk driving, trial Dec. 5. James Evans, Ollit Jones, Henry Evans, drunk (in car), $25 or 55 Ray Stewart, drunk driving, trial Dec. 4.

John Gafford, drunk, $20 cash bond forfeited. James Doerfler, vasrancy, 15 days. Juan R. Noriega, drunk (in car), allowing a person to operate motor vehicle on a suspended driven license, trial Dec. 4.

Manuel Samonno, operating motor vahicle on a suspended driver's license, trial Dec. i. Thomas L. Sanden, drunk driving (second within months), MOO and 20 days; operating motor vehicle on a revoked license, JIOO and 10 days. Clarke Richards, drunk driving, S100 and 10 days.

Oscar Gonzales, loitering, 15 days. register as narcotics violator. Importing heroin, two counts, arraignment cnrt- 1 tinued one week, I U.S. vs. Frank Oliver Gotorth, Act violations, pleaded sullty, sentencing Oct.

U.S. vs. Charles Eugene SedHck, em. I bezzlemenf and theft of Interstate car. tier, lour counts, pleaded Innocent, trial I date to be set.

U.S. vs. Mario Rivera-Aguirre, aliat Victor Estrada-Montes, importing marl, iuana, pleaded innocent, trial data to be set. U.S. vs.

Mauro Ramirez, smucslma and clandestine importing of Mevican I silver, arrainment continued one week. U.S. vs Florencio 0. De La Vega, of government property, pleaded Innocent, trial date to be set. U.S.

vs. Miguel Sivera-Millan, Immigration re-entry, one year. U.S. vs. Lloyd Milton Shahan, Importing aliens, two counts, pleaded guilty to count one, count two dismissed, sentencing Oct.

9. U.S. vs. Bartelo Quiiada-Chacon, Immigration re-entry, pleaded guilty, sentencing Oct. 9.

U.S. vs. Ricardo Tapiz-Tova, Immiorj. tion re-entry, pleaded guilty, sentencing Oct. 9.

U.S. vs. T. Wayne DeVore, Robert A. Gray, mail fraud and conspiracy.

11 counts, plesded Innocent, trial dates be set. U.S. vs. Rafael Zahgotsh, assault of an ndian with dangerous weapon on Indian reservation, plesded Innocent, trial date to be set. U.

S. vs. Riley Lee, Indian manslaughter and manslaughter on Indian reservation, counts, pleaded Innocent, trial date to set. U.S. Vs.

Manuel Cardenas-Arechign. one year after termination present sentence. U.S. vs. Jesus Rodarte-Vasauei, pleaded guilty, sentencing Oct.

9. Federal National Mortgage Assn. vs. David A. Helin et ux, et al, complaint on debt, and mortgage fora- closure.

Federal National Mortgage Assn. vi. Arnold L. Escoboza et ux, et al, complaint on debt, and mortgage foreclosure. Federal National Mortgage Assn.

vi. Shelby D. Hinds ct ux, et al, iudgment and decree of foreclosure, $8,287. Payne Patrick, 25 days. Stanley Phillip 1100 and 10 days.

drunk Lord, (in J25 car), drunk drivins SOUTH TUCSON Jamtt Corbttt, Tewn Vincent Michael, drunk, 10 days. Jose Valenzuela, Cruz Valenzuela, Monte Hayes, Alex Brown, drunk, $10 or 10 days. Bill Hollimsn, drunk, 30 days. Ruben Maranlo, drunk, posted $10 bond. Joe Francisco, disturbing peace, days suspended sentenct on condition leave town.

Ralph Lewis, disturbing tht ptaci, 110 or 10 BANKRUPTCIES Huih M. Caldwell, referee in bankruptcy Hollis G. Brown et ux, debts assets Jl ,700. Donald D. Kohler et ux, debts $4,201.93.

11.30. Ruby U. Krleser, debts $2,430.05, $100. Jason E. Welch et ux, debts assets none.

Donna J. Stanley, debts $894.28, $150. Erwin Lee Sowersby ux, debtj $3,257.53, assets none. Daniel L. Carrell ef ux, debts $18,754.70.

assets none. Sidney A. Warner et ux, debts J2V 72U7, assets $10.207. Stella Bowling, debts tl.877.45, none. William R.

Clarence et ux, $3,514.38, assets $2,428.16. James A. Lewis ux, debts assets none. JUSTICE COURT Atict N. Truman, Precinct 1 Clark H.

Jehniwi, Prtcinet Normnn B. Grun, precinct 4 LANGERS all your floral E. Pennington MA Wayne Arnold Evans, drunk driving, 1100 and 10 days. Ronald Ray McFill, K. Stanley Scott, Illegal cosnumntlon of spirituous liquor, $100 fine suspended.

Larry Rice, Illegal consumption and possession of spirituous liquor, 5100 or 16 days, suspended and sentence. Tom Evans, drawing check on no account, preliminary hearing Oct. 16. Celestine Decnent, drunk driving, SIM and 10 days. Edward E.

Evans, iamf violation, 150. Robert Smith, simple battery, trial Nov. 1. Raul Castro, drunk and disorderly, 125 or fivt days. Cecil Hockttt, allowing minor to consume spirituous liquor, JIOO er 10 days.

Rose Tunsale, Illegal possession and consumption ef spirituous liquor, S100 or 10 dayi. James Harvey Ellrr, furnishing liquor to minor, $100 or 10 days. Jesus Mares second-degree murder, arraignment pasnd to Oct. i. James Earl McCullough, first-degree burglary, arraignment passed.

James Edgar Gnninser, John Sabarl, first-degrgee burglary preliminary hearing Oct. 3. Dore Salvetore DeMedoni, drunk driving, Mntenclng Oct. J. Tom Bird Sutton, drunk drivlni, reckless driving, trill Oct.

Fred Webster Fisher, drunk driving, reduced to recklesi driving, 1100 er 10 days. Alfred Gonzales, fugitive from lustict, arraignment continued to Oct. 3. SUPERIOR COURT Jifcft f. Dlv.

1 JudM LM Oirntl, Dlv. 1 0. RwktM, Oiv. f. Krvckir, Dlv.

4 Ravi H. Cistrt, Dlv. Jack C. Marts Donald Aircraft vs. Tom tellman et ux complaint on debt, STM.eO.

Myles C. Stewart vs. Ruth W. Ackerman, dismissed with The Hutton Construction Co. vs.

Olga Carrasco, ludument for the plalntW en forcible detainer complaint. Felix Esplnoza, administrator of estate of Ernest J. Chllds, deceased, vs. William A. Lundy et ux, complaint en wrongful death, $75,000.

Norman C. Wide vt. Howard Mount et il, judgment for the plaintiff on foreclosure. Charles H. Vtrner et el vt.

Irwln Cites et al, complaint on foreclosure. L. Hill ft al, dba Hell Insulation Tile vs. C. J.

Jaros et ux et al, iudgment for the plaintiff on debt, Producers Finance Co. No. 2 vs. Ben- lamln F. Rivera et ux, complaint on debt, U54.ll.

Shawnor Ford and Mercury Int. vs. Roberto F. Jervintl et ux, judgment for Plaintiff on debt, $452,33. O'Rielly Motor Co.

vs. Donald Jtrlrt- matter, emended Iudgment. Consolidated Specialties Inc. vs. V.

V. Livingston et ux, complaint en debt, t7S1.lt. Mary Alyce Bradley vs. Michael H. Milliorn, complaint en debt, 1500.

Yvonne Moulder vs. Andrew lavjrd Moulder, temporary restraining order and order to show cause. C. M. Meadows vi.

Allright Phoenix Perking partial summary judgment for the defendant. John H. Barton vs. Frank Etck ux, complaint for forcible entry end unlawful detainer. Modern Finance Co.

vs. Myrtle M. Alien et vir et al, complaint en debt, $554.39. Interstate Securities Co. vs.

James f. Tearney et ux, complaint on debt, (502.13. John H. Barton vi. Cassldy Daniels et ux, complaint for forcible entry end unlawful detainer.

William W. Rosen vs. Paul Cecil et ux, complaint on debt, 1540. Oracle Rd. Lumber Co.

vs. Jerry C. Roberson et ux, dba Roberson Construction et al, complaint on debt, $354.17. U.S. DISTRICT COURT James A.

Welsh, LIQUOR LICENSES (The City Council yesterday recommended approval ef the followlnf liquor license applications.) Place-to-place transfer of Series and 10 ef Ray McKain 5010 S. 12th Pow Wow Tavern. Original Series application ef man Smiley, 3424 E. Speedway Room. Original Series application ef Robert H.

Tornquist, 2904 N. 1st Food lant. Person-to-person transfer Series 4 of Abe and Joseph Myerson to Anthony and Janet Cacloppo, 2915 Miracle Mile, Tony't Barrel House. Person-to-person transfer Series 11 W. B.

Lawyer to Jerome Frederick Lawyer, t. 22nd Wllmot Hasty- Tasty. Original Series 9 application ot Thomai F. Miller, 1450 E. ith Minute Markets, doing business as 7-11 Stores.

transfer Series 7 el Jerome William Moore te Norman R. Keen, 744 E. Ft. Lowill The Binx. DIVORCES Johnle Lorene Perker R.

A. Ferkef, complaint. Joanne B. MacNeil vs. Peter C.

Mac- Nell, dismissed with prejudice. Oonne Leu Hamrnons, by guardian ee) lltem, Theodore Federsen, vs. Arnold Hammons, complaint. Donnt Jeanne Davis vs. Robert Allan Davis, complaint.

Margaret Parsons vs. Victor K. Persons, decree, Shirley Jean Brooks vs. Jimei Morgan (rooks, decree. Nubie Rlvere vs.

Arthur Riven, decree. Carmen Jo Miller vs. William L. Miller. decree.

Carol Ann Runkel vt. Arthur W. XunkeU dismissed without prejudice. Jo Ann Jones vt. Alvln T.

Jones, complaint. Charlie Teylor vs. Clire eecree. Douglas Grieve vi. C.

complaint. Joan H. Mensur vi. Morton J. Mansur.

complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank Devld Webb, JO, ef Tucson, Denise Marie Van Hevel, 19, of Tucson. Charles Anthony Jhamoian, 2, of Worcester, and Peul Fee Journey, JJ, of Boston, Mass. Oscar H. Kelly, 22, ef Tucson, Ihella Drew Walker, 17, ef Tucson.

Charles C. Splllman, 40, of Tucson, end Meryllls Lenere Kennedy, 14, of Tucson. BIRTHS Davia-Monthan Hospital A.l.C. antf Mrs. Ronald S.

Plcord, 3th firl at 5:35 a.m. 1412 E. Oct. 2. A.2.C.

Jill E. Oct. 2. T.Sgt. and 2nd Mr.

Malcolm P. llaser, a boy at a.m. and EA 7-7441 DOGS THRIVE ON ITS WHOLESOME GOODNESS VETS' U.S. vs. Joe Rubio Hernandez, failure to register as narcotics violator, five years probation.

U.S. vs. Ray Barnum Taylor, forgery, pleaded Innocent, trial date to be set. U.S. vs.

Ashley Laverne Prescott, Ronald Lcrov Importing marijuana, arraignment continued one week. U.S. vs. Angel Secundino Castillo, failure to register as narcotics violator and importing heroin, pleaded Innocent, trial date to be set. U.S.

vs. Eleazar Pantoia Veler.zuela. failure to register as narcotics violator, importinp marijuana, two counts, arraignment continued one week. U.S. vs.

James Thomas Everett, Im- marijuani, arrelsnment continued one week. U.S. vs. Frank Mare, failure to register is narcotics vielntsr, pleaded sentencing Oct. t.

Mrs. Estle Trompke, 4241 E. 31st a girl it p.m. Oct. i A.l.C.

and Mrs. Kenneth J. 1945 E. 34th girl at 17:44 i.m. Oct.

2. St. Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Ochoa, 17TI I.

JSth, girl a.m. Oct. 2. Mr. and Frank' J.

Glola, 3729 Frankford Strivenue, a bey at a.m. Oct. 3. St. Mary'.

Hospital Mr. and Mn. James Braun, 5934 S. Morris at 4:22 p.m. Oct.

5. Mr. and Mra. George Somers, Box 553, Marina, a bey at 10:21 p.m. Oct.

2. Mr. and Mn. Juan Maclas, 223 W. Delano, girl at 12:45 a.m.

Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs. FIdaT Levario, 1130 S.

4th, a boy at 1:50 a.m. Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Vaal, 1703 W. Alo Way, a tlrl at 4:04 a.m. Oct. 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Hector F. Mantlet, Jill Keswick Circle, a boy at 4:51 a.m. Oct. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. John Orozco, 1416 (. Bristol, a boy at 5:35 am. Oct.

3. Mr. and Mrs-, Jowuin Guillen, 1017 W. Huron a clrl at 5:53 a.m. Oct.

1. Tucson Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larrlva, MM E. Elm, a boy at a.m.

Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Emit J.

Panknln. JIM K. 32nd, flirl at 9:71 a.m. Oct. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vateniutla, 33T W. 32nd, a boy at a.m. Oct.

2. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Volk, 7135 R. Ktth a boy at 10:49 a.m.

Oct. 2. S.Sgt. and Mrs. Jaime Yslas, MM E.

llth, a boy at p.m. Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Alenraz, I. 3rd, a boy at p.m. Oct. 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Gammon, 354 S. Kenyon a boy at p.m. Oct.

J. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Irewn, Elbow Bay, a girl at 5:31 a.m. Oct.

3. Typhoon Tilda Swipe At Okinawa TOKYO--WW-Jamn'f Central Meteorological Agency said powerful Typoon Tilda to register narcotics vielpter, ptevdcd i SldfSWlped SOUtMCT tip ouiity. smtenciru oct. of Okinawa tonight vx MiFfUtTirt Jjrlctfin fnilwe to register nwcotles There Were IO importhvs hernin, teMtnued i feWHtS of Of CAfUftl- U.S. vs.

Theooalls T. failure narcotics vielpter, pteiwted tri Thelma fritor. to vielater, I Still fUTTttS 130 tmtiM U.S. two wrrMenmwt cm- Cmt1er hj fTff I -vs. Japan tomorrow..