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Six (Section Tire) Arizona Mesa School Opening Set MESA, Aug. 17 Mesa grade schools will open September one week after the high school begins the 1939-1940 year, it was announced today by Rulon T. Shepberd, superintendent. During the before shoot opening teachers will be their rooms to meet I to register new Mr. hepherd said.

on the teaching staff will Miss Louise Pew, who comes School, Phoenix; C. Fuller, who will teach outhealth work; Miss Louise ButUniversity of Arizona graduate, will teach music and audiim: Prentice Foote, formerly of ert, who will teach an extra grade class; and Miss Eula te, who will take the place of Emma Wahl, who is on leave fabsence to attend school. Flowing is the complete faculty Franklin School -Van L. SulliLeonard principal, Bellamy. Mary Alice George A.

Bell, land, Leta Cooke, Marguerite Roma Gentry, Randloph Hackleman, Mildred B. King, Marjorie Lawson, Lorenzo LisonE. E. Palmer, Afton PeterIvern. Pew, Lewis Phelps, Gradys rimhall, Bea Pomeroy, S.

Quick, Morgan Dale C. Taggins, Jane Thomas, Della Prentice WilLeonard Stone and Foote. Irving School E. R. Brimball, principal, C.

Fuller, Emma Lou Barrow, Dolly BeMille, Naomi Elmer HastDora Kersey, Jean Gibson, Oma Heloise Merkley, Lay Patterson. Clifford Ruby Spain, Sliger, Fran- A Solomon, Steinaker, Eula White, Esther Whatcott, Grace B. Worth and Louise Butler. Lincoln School- -Irma Huston, incipal, Rowana Brewer, Ellen Cardon, Laura Clark, Louise Pew, Bezel Griswold, Georgia Kay, AlPhillips, Catherine Rye, fazel Webster School Wilbert P. Smith and Aleda Williams.

Mbson, principal, Hazel Butler, Sella Clay, Albert Cruz, Mattie Fish, Elena Mendoza, Stella Pacheco, Effie Pratt and Grace De Wolf. Washington c. Vina B. Theeler, principal. Credille Veora E.

Johnson. MONEY EASY TO GET furniture; piano, auto. Sam Cohen, Mesa. (Adv.) Leola S. Young Arranged for Mrs.

Leola S. Young, who died yesterday morning following a brief Illness, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow from the Meldrum Mortuary, with the Rev. Stanley Creighton officiating.

Mrs. Young is survived by her husband, Leslie D. Young manager of telephone company office here, and a son. Robert. Also surviving are her parents and A brother, in Colorado and California.

MESA, Aug. 17-Funeral services Mexican TripStory Is Told CHANDLER. Aug. -17-Tracing his trip to Mexico, D. via Monterrey, Pete Guerrero of Mesa gave the Chandler Rotary Club an interesting resume of experiences and places of interest.

According 10 Mr. Guerrero, the road is paved straight through to Mexico City. For some distance the road runs along the seacoast. and by the time one is halfway to Mexico City, it has reached an altitude of more than 9,000 feet. Part of 'the trip w'as made through clouds.

The highway is flanked for miles by orchids, banana trees, coffee shrubs, cacao trees and rubber trees. Most of the growth is wild, while some of it is under cultivation. The most interesting side trip Mr. Guerrero made from Mexico City was to visit an old convent church. Built about 1563, the fice is made of stone from a by quarry.

Most interesting was the fact that Indians were lined up from the quarry to the building site. and the stones handed from man to man until the church was completederrero was Introduced by Albert Serrano, program chairman. Church Group Attends Meet GLENDALE, Aug. 17-Twenty. five members of the Glendale Church of the Nazarene left terday to attend the annual Arizona district camp meeting and young people's institute of the Nazarene churches, which will be held 10 days at the Episcopal Church grounds near Prescott.

The Rev. J. B. Gatlin of Peoria. president the Nazarene Young People's Society, and Dr.

J. E. Bates of Phoenix, district superintendent. will have charge the meeting. Girl Falls From Tree, 'Left Arm Is Broken MESA.

Aug. 17-Geraldine Sabin. seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sabin.

128 South Pomeroy street. suffered a broken left arm 6:30 p. m. today when the fell from a tree while playing at her home. She was taken to the Southside District Hospital here by her father.

Pioneer Club To Meet MESA. Aug. 17-Kit Carson Pioneer Club members will leave the Jegion hall at 4 p. m. tomorrow for the Young Men's Christian Association center, where they will conduct a business meeting and be guests of the YMCA.

Game Group Will Meet GILBERT. Aug. 17 A special meeting of the Arizona Game Protective Association has been called for 8 p. m. tomorrow at the city hall to discuss game laws.

M. T. Schultz will be in charge, Mail Times Phoenix should be man received by which for clapatch from post office follow: EASTBOUND: Fork: WESTBOUND: SOUTHBOUND: 7 8:45 NORTHBOUND: 2:15 NORTHBOUND: Arizona Republic, I Phoenix, Friday Morning, August 18, 1939 one ARIZON. PROFIT SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 5c Per Each Word Insertion ADVERTISING INDEX Exchange PHONE your -3-1111 office, Miami office, Office. -DEATHS AND FUNERALS DEARSLEY, Harry passed away Thursday morning at his home, 2022 East McDowell.

Surviving are his wife, Beatrice sister, Lena Dearsley; two brothers, A. J. and Charles F. Dearsley; and Alice W. L.

and F. B. McRae. Announcements later from A. L.

Moore and Sons. GILMORE, Manlie will be held at 10 o'clock this morning from the J. S. Brazill Chapel, Rev. Harold R.

ham officiating. Interment in Greenwood Memorial Park. HIGGINS, Robert, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Higgins, passed away, yesterday, morning in a local Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. Saturday from the Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons. Interment in Forest Lawn.

YOUNG, Leona S. -Services conducted by Rev. Stanley Creighton, will be held at 10 a. m. today from the Meldrum Mortuary, Mesa.

Cremation in Phoenix. -FLOWERS PHOENIX FLORAL FOR FRESH FLOWERS 30 N. Central Phone 3-6341 MONTHAN Flower Shop Nursery, 1509 N. Central. Ph.

3-5316. KEEN'S FLOWERS 838 N. Central Ph. 3-3246 McELHANEY'S Flowers 44 N. Central Ave.

Phone FLOWERS ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS World-Wide Telegraphic Service DONOFRIO FLORAL 136 N. Central Ave. Ph. 3-2139 -MONUMENTS John H. Quaing Opp.

Greenwood Cemetery. 3-0908 ARIZ. BRONZE PRODUCTS CO. 2250 W. Van Buren.

Ph. 3-2244 7-LOST RING, a diamond platinum, 12 small diamonds surrounding large. Generous reward. 247 N. 1st Ave.

3-4303. MATTRESS. size. Half block West of Ingraham Mattress Co. Liberal reward.

Call 4-3139. 9-AUCTIONS AUCTION FRIDAY TALBOT'S SALES YARD 19th Ave. Buckeye Rd. I Stockers Feeder Cattle VEALS, HOGS, POULTRY, ETC. A.

O. TALBOT AUCTIONEER Ph. 4-4467 No Sale Saturday Valley Sales, Grand at Monte Vista Big Sale Mon. Wed. GOOD MARKET for Fresh Springer Cows.

BOB WALL Auctioneer Ph. 43248 tect. 337 East Third Street, Tueson, Arizona. o'clock Bids will be opened publicly ten read aloud by member of the Board of September 3. 1339.

and Regents. Drawings and may specifications for the proposed work at the office James Macmillan. Architect. Tucson. zona.

or copies may be bLained with Building, drawings Tucson, and Arizona. apecificationa in on accordance file 19 Publication Halbert Stiller. Treasurer the office Arch Cot Publication August 14. Legal Advertising NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION No. 13910 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MARICOPA COUNTY.

STATE OF ARIZONA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of Dudley B. Webster. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Martha G. Webster has filed in this Court certain Testament purporting of Dudley to be B.

the Webster Jast Will to, zether with her petition praying that said document be admitted 10 probate in this Court as the last W111 and Testament of said Dudley B. Webster, who petitioner alleges. in deceased. and that letters testamentary issue thereon to sald petitioner, and that same will be heard on Friday the 25th. day of August.

A. 1939, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the Court House. in the City of Phoenix. County of Maricope. State of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate notified cause, then and there to appear and show if any they have.

why the prayer of petitioner should not granted. WALTER SON Clerk. By ERNEST MORRIS. Deputy Clerk. Dated August 15, 1939.

NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS OF BIDS Sealed Proposals will be received until ten o'clock A September 5. Board 1939. by Board of Regents in the ROOmD the Administration Building 00 the Campus of the. University of Arizona. TucArizona.

for the construction and completion of Mining and Metallurry Too Late To Classify by Baer Gilbert Game Calls Special Unit. GILBERT. Aug. of 17-Thomas Shultz, president the Gilbert chapter, Arizona Protective Association, has called special meeting for 8 p. m.

tomorrow in the city hall. The deer season and other it will important be matters discussed, relating Glenn Nowell, secretary, said. Schools Set Opening Dates SCOTTSDALE, Aug. 17-Scottsdale High School will begin the fall term September 5 and the Scottsdale grade school will open September 11, according to Warren L. Max, superintendent of schools.

High school freshmen will register August 28. Sophomores are to register August 29, Juniors August 30 and Seniors August 31. High school teachers returning this year are Miss Pauline Hickox, Miss Dorothy Hood, L. C. Windes, H.

B. Ross, J. S. Allen and Vomen Frye. New teachers are Miss Sarah Leishman, graduate of the University of Arizona: Miss Opal Cranford, Jack Thompson and Worthy Ragsdale, all graduates of the Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe.

Several new high school courses have been added and the buildings redecorated. The grade school busses will be operated and the cafeteria open as usual beginning September 11. Caffey, graduate of the University of Southern California, grade school principal. Faculty members returning are Misses Eleanor Madison, Mary Louise Deale, Mary Halterman, Ellen Abernethy, Dorothy Estes, Dorothy Rosenteld and Ellen Corbin and Lehman Stour, Vomen Frye and Worthy Ragsdale. New teachers are Miss Myrna Rea, graduate of the Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe, Miss Martha Trewin, graduate of the University- of Arizona, and C.

Perkins, graduate of the Arizona State Teachers College Tempe. Paul Ritter will head the Coronado School teaching staff as principal, with the following teachers returning: Mrs. Grace Crews, Miss Thelma Wilson and Miss Ione Brienholt. Site Is Chosen For Post Office TEMPE, Aug. 17-A new post office building will be erected on corner of Fifth street and Mill avenue, according to a telegram received today from Don A.

Gustia, assistant secretary to Carl Hayden, senator. The Public Buildings istration of the Federal Works Agency advised that the building owned by the Curry Invest-: ment Company and that occupied by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, including the land along the west side of Mill avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets on these buildings located, hid been accepted for a purchase price of $16,500. The building now owned by the Curry Investment Company formerly was occupied by Mason's Busy Bee Dry Goods Store, and later by a Pay'n Takit Store. The telegram also advised that the third deficiency appropriation, signed by the President August 9. included authorization to increase the upper limit cost for such a building from $85,000 to $160,000.

Attorney Speaks To Rotary Club GLENDALE, Aug. 17-E. S. Clark, Phoenix attorney, was the guest speaker meeting of the Glendale Rotary Club at noon today in the Center building. He discussed "American Citizenship." Mr.

Clark said, "You never miss the water until the well runs dry, and we as American citizens do not realize the value of our citiizenship, but if we should lose our I privileges or if we were born under another flag then we would appreciate the value of our country and the American Group singing of "God Bless America," "Man of Rotary," "Smile, Sing a Song" and "America" was led by Ralph Hess. Mrs. Guy Eodenhorn accompanied at the piano. Gene Summers was chairman of today's program. Fred J.

Joyce, will be chairman of next week's meeting. Irrigation Reports Salt River Project (Observations taken at ROOSEVELT RESERVOIR Height of dam. linear feet 234.00 Elevation of water. linear 63.81 Capacity of reservoir, Acre leet 1.418,000 Contents of reservoir. acre feet Gain in 24 hours, acre feet 172 HORSE MESA Height of dam.

linear feet 264.00 Elevation of water today, linear feet 196.69 Capacity reservoir, acre feet 245.000 Contents of reservoir. acre feel 105.602 Loss in 24 hours. acre feet 413 MORMON FLAT RESERVOIR Height of dam. linear feet 141.50 Elevation of water linear feet 108.70 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 30.615 of reservoir, 57.800 Loss in 24 hours. acre feet 1,052 STEWART MT.

RESERVOIR Height of dam. linear feet 116.00 Elevation of water. linear feet 90.56 of reservoir, acre feet 70.000 Contents of reservoir. acre feet 36.732 Loss in hours. acre feel 703 TOTAL, STORED WATER Capacity of reservoirs.

acre feet Total stored water. acre feet 179.393 Total net stored water. acre feet 174.681 Total net stored water. year AgO Net loss in 24 hours. acre feet 1.948 WATER DIVERTED Southside use, miner's inches 35.300 Northside use, miner's inches 43.300 At Granite Reel, acre feet 3,901 At Joint Head.

acre 15 Water pumped. acre feet 1.245 NORMAL FLOW 20. From 6 p. m. Aug.

12 to 6. m. Aug. 1939. for use on lands in cultivation in or before 1560.

Short variations in rivers entitle lands cultivation in or before the following years to a portion of full period accumulation as follows: Year Pet. Year Pet. 1891 1909 374 San Carlos Project SAN CARLOS RESERVOIR Available storage. acre-feet 18.350 Water discharge 24-hour peried, acre -feet Reservoir gain. acre-feet.

Colorado River (Weekly report the U. S. Geological Survey and Department of Interior.) Daily Available discharge storage storage in second -feet Date acre-feet scre-feet Yuma 1939 Lake Parker Main Mead Havasu Dam Canal 480,900 11.400 1.090 480.300 11.500 1,010 23.940,000 476.100 11.500 1.100 23.920.000 478,300 1.120 23.910.000 11.050 1,140 3 23.580.000 11,500 11.500 Take furnish by bureau 4 reclamation: deduct scre-teet available storage Weather Reports THE NOON'S Great Te Elva Maximum SO Precipitation ACGUST Buston Abitene Billings Clear Amarillo 888 Clear Buffalo Clear Cheyenne Cidy Chicago Cidy Cincinnati Cidy Cleveland Clear Corpus Christi Clear Clear Denver Detroit Dodge City Duluth Clear DOUGLA Pt Cidy Fort FLAGSTAFF Worth Cidy Fresno Clear Galveston GRAND CANTON CHy Havre Clear Kansas Indianapolis City Pt Cidy Knoxville Cidy Los Angeles cidy Clear Memphis Miami Milwaukee Paul F8 cidy Clear 188 Modena Needles Clear Orleans Cidy New York Oklahoma City Clear Clear Omaha PROENDE Phoenix Airport Clear Pittsburgh Pt Clear Cidy Portland. Ore. PRESCOTT Rain Pueblo Cidy Roseburz Clear Roswell Clear St.

Louis Salt Lake City Clear San Diego Clear San Francisco Clear Santa Fe Savannah Seattle Sheridan Clear .00 Spokane Shreveport Clear 18 Tobopah TUCSON Pt Winnipeg Winnemucca Clear WINSLOW Cody Washington Cidy Clear 1888881 TUNA LOCAL WEATHER Photair Airport 5:30 11:30 5:30 a.m. a.m. p.m. dry bulb 104 wet bulb Humidity, per cent Wind from Wind, Rainfall miles per hour .06 Weather Clear Clear Clear Phoenix City Office Highest 105 Highest same date for 45 years 111 Lowest 79 Lowest same date for 45 years 64 Total rainfall 0.03 Excess in dek. Accum.

excess in temp. Deficiency in temp. since AuR. def: 278. deR.

Total this month, 0.75 in. Normal Actual precip. precip. Jan. Jan.

1 to date. date. 2.85 4.45 in. Deficiency since Jan. 1, 1.60 in.

Today: 16th-Sun rises rises 5:53 9:53 sets 7:10 p. moon sets 9:36 D. m. G. K.

GREENING. Official 10. Phoenix Weather Bureau, S. of Agricuiture. Marriage Licenses COLLIS, Edwin Roberts, 23, and RAMSEY, Bonnie Ruth, 18, both of Phoenix: CONDRON, Daniel Francis, 23, and HEATH, Ruby Agnes, 19, both of Phoenix.

JUAN, Leonard 19. Salt River Reservation, and THOMAS, 18. Bapchule. KELSO, James Marvin. 33, and MATHEWS, Mary Elsie, 32, both of Avondale.

LOE, Terry Davis, 39, and ANDERSON, Elsie Bernice, 18, both of Mesa. LUCKY, Thomas Jefferson, 22, Phoenix, and THOMAS, Helen, 19, Dallas, Tex. McKINNEY, Leslie Bernard, gal age, and BRENNAN, Lottie Lyde, legal age, both of Octave. PEREZ, Pedro 26, and PARICH, Anita 21, both of Phoenix. SKRLA.

Alvin Bryan, 26, and LANGFORD, Audrey Maurine, 18, both of Coolidge. STIRLING, Russell Thomas, 21, Pocatello, and STABLEIN, Margaret Lee, Las Cruces, N. M. WARREN, Arzell 21, Wintersburg, and STANLEY, Edna 18, Arlington. WELSH, James Joseph.

25. San Francisco, and GUNTER, Lovell. 22, Globe. VILLALOBOS, Joseph Galaviz, 22, and ANDRADE, Mary Teresa, 19, both of Chandler. Births Reported DUNCAN-Born to Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Duncan, 199 Forest Grove avenue, a daughter, in the Eva Harris Maternity Home. August 17.

JIMINEZ -Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rosendo Jiminez, 715 South Sev. enth street, a son, in Schmid Maternity Home, August 17. MADRIL -Born to Mr.

and Angel Madril, 511 West Grant street, a son, in Schmid Maternity Home. August 17. POSEY -Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Posey, Glendale, a son, in Schmid Maternity Home, August 17.

Divorces Asked CARR, Leona Mae sues Claude Allen. COLE. Maxine sues. Oren. FRANKS, Bertha E.

sues J. C. Zee L. sues Albert (separate maintenance, fer from Pima county.) Divorces Granted None. 11 zona.

or copies may be bLained by which deposit be refunded on the deposit of Thirty five ($35.00) Dollars. turn of the drawings and specifications in good mate condition if accompanied by a legitbid. certified check for not less than five (5) be per cent of the amount of the proposal required with all proposals, to to returned the to successful the bidder unsuccessful upon bidders, and execution of satisfactory bond and contract. It shall be mandatory upon the Contractor to whom Contract is awarded and not upon less any than the Sub-contractor general under him to of holiday per and diem overtime waxes. and work in rates prevailing the for legal in which this work is to be performed for locality each craft or type of workman.

or chanic needed to execute this Contract. by These the wage State rates Industrial have been Commission established State obtain of Arizona and the Contractor schedule of rates from the State Industrial at Artzona. The Contractor to whom the Contract the awarding within five Contract, days furnish after la awarded shall. the bond in Owner satisfactory, to surety company (1001 per right cent of the contract sum. an amount equal one hundred The is hereby reserved, to accept at reject proposals and to waive informalities.

The Board at Regents reserves the right. to withhold the award have any the right reason to it hoid may the bids determine for and period to of thirty (30) daya after the date of opening thereof. BOARD OF REGENTS. University of Arizona Jack B. Martin.

Secretary FOR RENT 2 BEDROON, Frigidaire. Inquire Williams Plumbing 24th St. LOVELY duplex, 2 bedrooms. tractive. 1335 Monroe.

NEW three, four cottages linens. aircooled. $30.00, $40.00. 1015 S. Electrolux, 17th Ave.

COMFORTABLE, clean, Suitable 2 or 3. $18. 1114 Fairmont. DUPLEX, redecorated. Godfrey.

3-4380. -APAN MENTS FOR RENT CASA CONTENTO. 130 N. 5th St. New, air-cooled.

DESIRABLE apartment, refrigerator. $27.50. 1002 W. Madison. 120, 3-5802.

LOVELY new furnished apartment, air conditioned. One or two bedrooms. 750 McDowell. 1304 West Van Buren. Cooled.

BEAUTIFUL 4 room, tile bath, shower, frigidaire. 2025 W. Wash. ATTRACTIVE air-cooled apts. and room with private bath.

55 West Moreland. NEW furnished, unfurnished. Cooled by refrigeration. El Central. Encanto Apartments.

2214 N. Ave. AIR-COOLED, 2 BEDROOMS. BILTMORE 803 EVERLY apartments. 1st St.

and McKinley. Cooled, Steam heat. Air-Cooled Apts. 842 N. 5th Ave.

$20 UP. Seis. Friedre. Coolers. And large dbl.

Key, 610 N. 5th Ave. DRY AIRCOOLED. 75 W. Portland.

TWO bedroom apartment. 16th St. and Culver. rooms air-cooled. Modern.

S. 12th Ave. 3-2863. FURNISHED garage apartment. Good location.

N. 12th Ave. Phone 3-8863. BEAUTIFUL large one bedroom apartment. 2608 W.

Van Buren. APARTMENTS, Duplexes. 1527 West Washington. NEW, nicely furnished, 65 West Moreland. THREE rooms.

Cooled. 707 N. 4th St. AIR-COOLED, 4 rooms. $20.

520 N. 5th St. NEW, clean, cooled, heat, lights, gas furnished. $22.50. Inquire, 1518 W.

Garfield. VERONA APTS. 524 E. McDowell. Beautiful grounds.

Air-cooled. 19 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT $1.50. 519 N. 3rd St. PRIVATE entrance, cooled.

64 W. Willetta. LARGE room, twin beds, cool. 612 N. 3rd A Ave.

LOVELY, air-cooled. 331 East Moreland. NOW OPEN $1.00 Day, $5.00 Week MILNER HOTEL (Formerly Savoy) COAST TO COAST Guest Laundry Done Free Every Room Air, Conditioned Jett. Ph. 3-4128 Ave.

OLIVET Hotel. Air-cooled. Rates. 1012 North Central. DESIRABLE.

3-5041. 20 -HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT CABINS, $10 mo. 2625 N. Central. 21-ROOM AND BOARD 3-6264.

LOVELY home. 21 West Willetts. AIR -COOLED. 1112 N. Central.

4-2870. Air 1422 N. 5th St. 3-4529. Westward Lodge.

Cooled. Reasonable. Baths showers. 848 N. 1 Ave VACANCY 930 West Moreland.

VACANCY for man. Reasonable. 3-0709. Creighton 9-4451. CHILDREN, private home.

YOUR child. Understanding care. 9-1657. REASONABLE. 621 N.

5th St. 26-STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT MODERN ground floor store rooms: available one Sept. 16 1st, in one OUT 10 WEST BLDG. Summer cooling, winter heating, rentals. -inciuded See in MR.

very LANE. reason212 W. Adams Ph. 4-3128. MODERN attractive offices for rent.

Air-conditioned. $16 to month. HOME BUILDERS -BLDG. GOOD location for drug store. New building.

Phone 9-4567. AUTONOBILES WANTED CASH for your car. 806 E. Washington. $5,000 waiting for late model used cars.

C. P. Stephens, 915 N. Cent. Quick cash for your car.

Aighest prices paid. Matz, 609 W. Wash. FORD, model or V8 motor. Phone 3-2990.

31-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1937 $495 1938 Plymouth $695 1930 Chevrolet 65 1933 Chevrolet Sedan $245 1929 White ton 95 ED SPEAR Dodge and Plymouth Distributor. 325 Van Buren. 322 N. 1st Ave. World's Fair Specials "GET IN AND GO" Our sterilization process appeals to buyers of fine cars.

We want your old car and will give you a good trade on new or used. SEE THESE DeSoto Airflow A beautiful maroon color. Carries 6 passengers and is very economical car. DOWN Packard Touring $215 You can't duplicate this Seeing car I the money. fine in, believing.

Come DeSoto Touring Sedan. DOWN 1938 Has very Model. Just like new. the best low buy mileage in town. and Dodge Coupe DOWN! A beautiful black car with ready for tires.

Fine long motor trip. and 20 Small work $35 to $85 payments C. P. STEPHENS De 731 Plymouth Distributor block N. of N.

Westward Central Ho 915 FOR BALE TRANSPORTATION 10 condition cars all all in priced good serviceable R. D. ROPER 501 Ist Street SONS HERE'S Come And YOUR CAR! Get It 1937 LaSalle low 4-door mileage touring sedan, Thoroughly Cadillac checked car. craftsmen. Phone LaSer for Special a demonstration 1937 DeSoto Sedan.

4-door. General Original jet black tire Mechanicaily is Immaculate and you will Drive convinced of Its superio: be 1936 Oldsmobile finish. cylinder Motor coupe. in Original by condition. local Formerly owned excelled 1937 en only Ford 15,000 60 Tudor.

Original New, Mohair Duco paint. A-1. stery. For Good tires, motors and economy, buy at. maximum service Cadillac- PIONEERS MOTOR CO.

SINCE 1915 USED CAR DEPARTMENT 1st Ave. Van Burma AND 108 E. PHONE Van Buten 3-6781 Today's Special 1937 wonderful Studebaker bargain Sedan won't Th So act today. at BILL SIMS 324 WEST ADAMS KEEP YOUR SEAT: We'll Come To You. JUST Reach For The Phone AND DIAL 3-7257 One of our courteous demonstrators will bring of our cars to your door.

certainly knows how to attract attention. She's the values listed in the Republic and Gazette clamified 10-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE KENILWORTH home. Owner, 376 N. 4th: Ave. EQUITY new 4-room house, close in N.

E. Cheap for cash. 3-9156. NEW F. H.

A. home. Paving paid. 1515 East Willetta. Open evenings.

Palmeroft Bargain 3 bedrooms sleeping porch, basement, large living dining rooms, tile kitchen and breakfast room, beautiful lawn, shrubs, flowers and large shade trees. Price $6350. With Easy Terms W. J. MURPHY Realtor 1126 West Palm Lane Ph.

35738 FINE NEW HOME Beautiful, wonderful brand new tiled 2-bedroom kitchen, bath. Steel sash, cooling ducts installed. Real dream home for only $2,850. Very, very easy payment down, just $23 monthly including everything. An extra special bargain.

A. D. McCLAIN REALTY 117 W. Monroe, Realtors, 4-5666 5 room house at 732 W. Taylor St.

for $1,750. cash, balance $20 per month. Owner, 447 -W. Jefferson. Brand New Cozy Unusually bath.

well built inside. 4 room Close to 3 piece Lovely school transportation, only 850. Very, very small down, very small monthly. An exceptional A. D.

McCLAIN REALTY 117 W. Monroe Realtors Ph. 4-5666 Brand New, Story Tract Fine 2-bedroom brick Monterey Very beautiful tiled kitchen, bath. Cooling ducts installed. Extra well built.

Unusually well arranged floor plan. Venetian blinds throughout. very special bargain at $3,300. Very, very easy terms. A.

D. McCLAIN REALTY 117 W. Monroe Realtors 4-5666 2 houses at 1315 E. Monroe St. for $1,650.

$200 cash, balance $20 per month. See owner, 447 W. ferson. 5-RM. mod.

$2.750. $500. C. mo. Lister, 27 W.

Monroe. TAKE car as part payment. 250. Fine garden, secluded Barbecue oven. 2238 W.

Monroe. 3-6777. STORE building living quarters, 51.500, good location, must be sold. 4-3890. EXCLUSIVE Broadmoor, very attractive 7 room brick home, in perfect condition, 60 foot corner.

landscaped, only $600 cash. $43.50 month. You will like it. Appointment. 4-3496.

BIG HOUSE BIG BARGAINIt isn't brand new, but it is modern and here's what you get: An 8 rm. wire-cut brick house that cost $9,000 a few years ago. A swell garden including 2 peach trees, fig tree, date palm, grape vines many ornamental trees, shrubs and flowers. DOUBLE RAGE. Automatic furnace.

Paving all paid. Excellent location near stores, school and best transportation. The price is just $4,000. See it TODAY at 722 E. CORONADO HUGH KENNEDY 1328 N.

TTH ST. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Monterey brick. Splendid location. Carpets and venetian blinds included in Price of $5750. FHA loan.

HIGGINS and DELPH 19 W. Monroe Realtors Ph. 4-4153 -SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE Furnished 6 Room Brick New High School Dist. A delightful 3-bedroom home complete in every respect. Furniture and all to go for quick sale at just $5000.

O'Malley Investment Co. 31 E. Adams REALTORS Ph. 44784 homesites domestic water -irrigation electricity 5195- $7.50 per month. ANGLE REALTY CO.

239 N. 1st Ave. Phone 3-2171 2400 Blk. E. McDowell Large lot, brick stucco, 5-rm.

mod. oak floors, shade. shrubs, worth $3,250. Priced, $2.750. dn.

Hammer Realty 1740 Grand 30498 Howe 2123 E. Washington 32226 FOR SALE, like rent. Modern house. acres. FRANK LIAMS, 23-B W.

Monroe. ATTRACTIVE modern 4-room house. acre land, near school. Fine water. $900.

Block east Mission Drive on State $50 A Month new house, city. water, acre, bus, NE. Sandige, 15 N. 2nd Ave. 11- -COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR A.

19th Ave. Camelback. $350 dn. Bal monthly. Bailey.

711 E. 'Ind. Sch. Rd. 32238 BARGAIN, 5 acres, 2 room house with basement.

New house under construction. Old shade, fine water. Chicken equipment. $2,600. Less for cash.

Roeser Road, about 14th 11-COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE MESA $5 cash, R. $5 mo. Big Mesa. Lot. S.

Newell St. W. Stewart, This time Dairy Ranch 120 Acres Old Water Completely Equipped Class A Dairy To Close Estate Possession July 1st, Present income $3600 per tenant Pays Water. Investors Investigate JOE PROCHASKA 32511-Your Broker-209 W. Adams 12-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 10 A.

fine citrus, neat 4-room house. Want small house. Bal. easy terms. AETNA INVESTMENT CORP.

141 N. 2nd Ave. Ph. 45579 3 NEW HOUSES N. E.

just completed will take lots or automobile in as down payment. Price $2,950 and up. Phone 3-1179. ONE of the finest tourist courts in Phoenix, will take property in exchange to $8,000. Ph.

45579. SACRIFICE SALE by out-oftown owner, 5-room, corner bunand garage, 420 N. 11th St. Terms. Clear, Subject to street assessments.

Write owner, Nat Cohn, Hotel Cadillac, 932 S. Main Los Angeles, Calif. TRADES -my specialty for 20 yrs. NUNNELEY, 145 N. 2nd Ave.

3-1024 Gone to Fair Back Sept. 1st IF YOU REALLY want trade see Oldaker. 44 N. 1st Ave." 5 room adobe. Well located.

Want house trailer as down payment. AETNA INVESTMENT CORP. 141 N. 2nd Ave. Ph.

45579 CITY property for chicken ranch. 4-3279. 13-REAL ESTATE WANTED CASH for lease on 40 acres of alfalfa land suitable for dairy. Box 27-Y, Republic and Gazette. For Prompt Sales Service Call LANE-SMITH CO.

212 W. Adams St. Phone 4-3128. 14-WANTED TO RENT SMALL house, east side, $10- $12 month. Couple.

Box 94-X, Republic and Gazette. 15- UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT Furn. Unfurn. Houses HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.

21 W. Monroe Ph. 3-7000. FOR SALE OR LEASE 305 E. Catalina $55 918 W.

Culver $60. Look and call Fisher 4-5575 5 ROOM, near Capitol. 4-6112. 6 large rooms, garage. 805 N.

4th St. NICE 5-room house. $77.50. Norge furnished. Water paid.

Adults. 1937 West Fillmore St. DUPLEX. Adults. $25.

825 North 9th street. Capitol School dist. 2 newly FRANK decorated. FINNICAL, to permanent party. 239 N.

Central Duplex. 1319 W. Latham. Nicely arranged 3 rms. bath.

Water pd. HIGGINS DELPH Ph. 44153 NICE 2 bedroom brick. 1486 E. Garfield.

16 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT BEST IN RENTALS MRS. DECKER, LANE SMITH CO. Everything in rentals. Mrs. Holden.

WESTERN REALTY CO. 119 N. 2nd Ave. Ph. 3-2800.

FIVE rooms. 813 North 9th Ave. Duplex. 218 E. Portland, 2.

bedrooms, twin beds. Air-cooled, linens furnished. FURNISHED 3 rooms and bath. Water paid. $17.50 month.

2214 North Dayton. BEAUTIFULLY furnished 2-bedroom home. 1830 West Madison, Call 4-3313. BACHELOR Cottage. 324 11th St.

PH. 31286 for well furn. duplex $35. 3 bedroom home $15. Unfurnished 2 bedroom brick $40.

DUPLEX. 13 Columbus. Phone 3-5998. CLEAN two bedroom and $25 month, inquire 1747 W. ferson.

3 ROOMS, cooler. Garage. 1410 West Adams. DUPLEX. $22.50.

Water paid. 80 3-ROOM cottage, cooled, clean. Garage. 209 E. Virginia.

SHADY. air-cooled. Gas, elec. furn. $7 wk.

2222 W. Van Buren. TWO room cottage. Water paid. $15.

617 W. Fillmore. SCOTTSDALE, lovely, 3-6269. ATTRACTIVE duplex. 2 bedrooms.

818 N. 10th Ave. TWO bedroom house. Air-cooled. 1730 W.

Monroe. 3-2863. DUPLEX, Southwest exposure, to discriminating couple. 1209 North 1st Street. 2 bedroom home N.

W. Nice yard and patio. $75 on year's lease. Will rent unfurnished. FRANK FINNICAL.

239 N. Central 2 bedrooms. overstuffed furniture. Frigidaire. $35.

1204 East Polk. Fine 3-bedrin, 2 bath. Nearly new, finely furnished, gas furnace, cooling. 2-car garage, choice location. mo.

AN D. W. Monroe McCLAIN Realtors Pa. REALTY 4540 door. Just give us an ides what have in mind.

It probably represented our complete stock. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLE 1938 Packard SEDAN WITH RADIO 1939 Plymouth 75 COUPE WITH RADIO 1938 Studebaker. 695 COMMANDER COUPE RADIO 1938 Ford TUDOR SEDAN 1938 Ford 521 COUPE 1937 Dodge 525 SEDAN 1937 DeSoto 495 TOURING TUDOR 1933 Ford 169 SEDAN 1932 Buick 105 COUPE 1932 Pontiac SEDAN BEST CASH OFFER BUYS THESE TRUCE 1936 CHEV. SEDAN DELIVER 1936 DODGE PICKUP 1935 FORD PICKUP 1934 FORD PANEL 1933 CHEV. duals CHASSIS Wheelbase, 1933 FORD CAB duals, Model CHASSIS, Wheelbase, Closed Sundays CONSOLIDATED MOTORS, INC.

Ford Dealer) (Arizona's Largest EAST VAN BUREN AT 2ND STREET 1935 SPECIAL BARLEY SALES Pr HARLEY E. Washington St WORLD'S THESE ARE SPECIALS JUST EVERY BARGAINS 1938 dr. Pontiac Touring Sedan, and lots of extras 1938 Buick dr. Touring, Sedan. all deluxe equipment dr.

PONTIAC Touring Sedan 1936 LWB Truck Chev. Pickup Pickup Dodge OTHER MAKES, WESTWARD Truck 414 W. VAN BURR Ph. 4-3903 Ph. 3-7190 601.