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Page Eight '(Section Two? Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Wednesday Morning, April 24, 1935 Tempe Pupils Visit Rotary grade pupils crammar school entertaioe of the Tempe Rotary Clu yeoterday with "A Trip Around th World." presented by the seog clams under the direction tin. Pearl Baylor. The children told of the foreign countries they represented, describ ing the physical aspects, the CUB tornn and the The talks ivere illustrated by drawings. Mien LftRue Entdpn assisted wit; the program, leading the group ii the Kinging of "America, the Beau tiful," and "In the Land of Spain. H.

M. McKemy presided as pro Cram chairman. Visiting Rolarians were Al Kent, Rid Jones. L. R.

McPeek, T. tJobson. Mesa; A. J. Keen.

Tom fipaulding, R. E. Gerauld, E. A. Fowler.

Joe Greer. Phoenix: Marion Munday, Kort Worth. Dak Gray, Superior. Guests wen Dave Murdock and Ed Frill, Kan City. Auxiliary Service Meeting The American Legion meet at 10 o'clock this morninj Jor service meeting, instead of a' 2 o'clock announced.

The change in hour neccesary hy a call from Fort Whipple hospital for pillow which-will be made at today's meeting. All members having portable tewing machines have asked to take them to the legion home. A covered-dish luncheon will be at noon, and Mrs. E. Kahle, president, will conduct a business meeting during the afternoon.

Grammar School Benefit Auction, contract and bunco wil he played at the Tempe grammar school benefit to be held at the auditorium at o'clock tonight. Those attending have been asked to use their own cards. Proceeds from the affair will be to furnish lunches for needy children. Reservations may be made throughout, today by calling the Edit or Mrs. George B.

Irvine. Visits Daughter "Waltor Winner. Thatcher, is the giif-st of hie daughter, Mrs. Albert Chlamm, and family. The visitor is 91 years of afje, and his fa.vorite pastime is reading, which lie does without the aid of glasses.

His present volume is a history of the lives of the presidents of the UnitPd States, being especially interested in the workings of present- day government. Congregational Meet The missionary meeting of the woman's union of the Congregational church will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow at the home of Mrs. E. J. Roth, Scottsdalc, with Mrs, Fannie Barnes as hostess.

Members wishing transportation liHvf been asked to make arrangements with Mrs. T. O. Douglass. Guest From Coast Mre.

Verne Easton, Los Angeles, is spending the week as the BucRt of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Mar- fehall, and Wedding Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Roy M. Hackett celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary Monday with a picnic at Apache Junction. The affair also celebrated the birthday of Miss Ja.mie Hart. A birthday cake and a cake formed the table decorations.

In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Hackett, Miss Hart and Miss Ruth Hart, Tempe: Mr. and Mrs. C.

I. Anderson and children. Jean, Oliver and Joan: Thelraa Russell Bavin, Mesa: and Fern, John and James Frederick, Phoenix. Diadems and tiaras of fresh flowers are vogue in Monte Carlo. A 3(152 threepenny coin was sold recently in London for Today's Eadio ZIA.T— KOY.

1890 MOBXING Fundamental Baptist Church. Voice ot Rihlp. Psmmy's Scrapbook. AITKKNOON KVKMNG r.it—Anzmi« sunshine Hnur. the Bourland's Oklahoma Red Ice's Orchestra.

OirbrMra. Damen's Orchestra. 4RS.fi—KT/Ut. i i MORNING Grnevtevft Cellist NBC. Lon HuEher.

Wall street Journal NBC. States Army NBC. 21:00 Phoenix Gazette Rafllo Newspaper. AKTERNOON KVKX1XG Talks To NBC. MaJ.

M. A. Ptrance. Woman's Maruzme of the Air NBC. Big Learue Baseball Flashes.

The Midnlcht riiantom. R.oo Fred Pennsylvarians. American Veterans Pro- ciarn NBC. Maurice and His Orchestra NBC. Regard's Orchestra Arizona Kepublic Nitht Owl Radio Newspaper.

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Lumber ComM-OT "One-Pay Painters" 30:15 Latin-American SmtaNe Sonet- NBC- This That About These Those A Thocnix Laundry Presentation 31:00 Phoenix Gazette Redio News The Entertainer 31:50 Hoteum pre.wnts "Fnino-Whftat" XIUKical Interlude Midday Brevities P.M. Sears' Dollar Paya Favorites staples- Rerorter. Courtesy of the O. Stanley Company Stores Southside Department Republic and Gazette Tower Building. 58 W.

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Phone 137. and Phone 22. Mn. C. E.

Coffin, correspondent. 127 West Seventh street, Tempe. Phone 106. W. C.

McDonnell, Phone 34R21, Woman's Club Slates Picnic Members of the Woman's Improvement Club ot Gilbert will observe their annual picnic at Casa Grande ruins' today. Tnose planning- to attend nave been asked to meet at the club bouse at 10:30 o'clock this morning. The dinner will be pot-luck and transportation will be provided for all members. Mrs. Lee Smith, Mrs.

James Bolen and Sirs. J. M. Miller are in charge of arrangements. At a' recent meeting of the club, Mrs.

C. M. Blakely. Mrs. D.

E. Edwards, Mrs. K. L. Nowell and Mrs.

Earl G. Irwin were named as dele- jates from the local club to attend -he state convention at Williams Alternates named -were Mrs. W. Lints, Mrs. Morris Cooper, Mrs.

V. G. LaTourrette, Mrs. W. C.

McConnpll. Mrs. C. S. Fox, state chairman of public welfare, Mrs.

D. E. Edwards, district recording secretary, and Mrs. C. M.

Blakely, all members of the Gilbert club, plan leave this morning for the contention. Students Visit our NBC' Bags- Farm-Home Hi Iris Food Expert Sketches to Hour dlrwrttd by LeUnd B. Entrtktn cj the Wuiderlnc Hill Billies Business Brrvitiet Beer's Bit Broadcast Orphan Annie Man's Trantfer CHI the trtft-e p. MSwph Alr-Sbow. and wannt's Douglas Stevqns, Jarrot Reppert, Carl Gieszl, Tcnney Lanioreaux, leorge and Lloyd Tatum.

students at the University of Arizona at Tucson, are spending the Easter holiday season relatives in and near Gilbert. Returns Home Sirs. C. W. Curtis has returned 0 her home northwest of Gilbert rom a two-month visit at the home her sister and with her mother S.

D. Guests Entertained Mrs. W. C. Harris, and two daughters, Virginia and'Pauline, ol Angeles, and Mrs.

Belle Lan- rum of Boise, were guests ast week at the home of Mr. and Irs. C. W. Curtis.

Wednesday of ast week, Mrs. T. A. Brookins was ostess at an Easter luncheon at cr home east of Gilbert, honoring he visitors and Mr. and Mrs.

Curis. Thursday the Curtises and their guests enjoyed a trip to Stewart lountain dam and Friday evening dinner party was given at the Curtis home with the following guests being entertained: Mr. and Irs. Robley Brookins and two hildren, Stanley and Carol Jean, 'hoenix; Mr. and Mrs.

R. Des 'oigne and two sons, Curtis and Ceith, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert lortensen and daughter, Lois Jay, Mesa; Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. 3rookins, Roger Brookins, Merrill irookins of Gilbert and the out-of- own guests. Visiting Parents Miss Alice Wilbur of Los An- is spending the holidays with ier parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Vilbur. Numerous courtesies have sen shown Miss Wilbur during her irst visit here; Miss Christine ieszl entertained with a 6 o'clock dinner and theater party last week nd Miss Vera Norton entertained Miss Gieszl. Miss Wilbur and Miss Faye Shipley at her home north- rest of town at dinner Monday Accepts Position Miss Charlotte Rood has accept- a teaching position in the Chandler schools for the remainder 1 the school year.

Miss Rood is graduate of Arizona Slate Teach- rs College at Flagstaff. Visits Friends Mrs. Donald Congress Junction, was a week-end uest of Miss Christine Gieszl. Visits Daughter Mrs. O.

S. Gregory of Riverside, spent Easter with her aughter. Mrs. Norman W. Taylor.

Phoenix Guests Elstner Harris and Meredith and Jeprge Miller spent the week-end the home of Mrs. G. W. Harris, in Phoenix. and Mrs.

J. M. liller and two sons, Dickie and 'obby and Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. larris. were Sunday guests at the Harris home in Phoenix. Visiting Son Mrs. Z.

Reppert of Monrovia, arrived here Sunday morn- ng for a visit of several weeks at home of her son, J. C. Reppert, ast of Gilbert. Given Shower Mrs. Marie Mitchell and Mrs.

J. Hunter were hosts at a miscel- aneous shower honoring Sirs. Joe Anderson Thursday afternoon. The guest list included Mrs. John lawless, Mrs.

R. A. Harmon. Mrs. S.

Clare, Mrs. F. F. Clare, Mrs. B.

Northroup, Mrs. Henry Free- and, Mrs. H. W. Olson, Mrs.

W. E. tricklin, Mrs. M. Douglas, Mrs.

V. H. Henderson. Mrs. M.

E. Ed- Mrs. C. T. Davis, Mrs.

Chrisan Hassell, Mrs. Sanderson Dais, Mrs. Hubert Harmon. Easter Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Johnson hosts Sunday at an Easter inner served in the Gilbert cafe, uests were Miss Jerry Johnson, liss Louise Carson, Miss Minnie phnson, Miss A. Carnegie. Helen veith, Cecil Emmett of Flagstaff; Ir. and Mrs. J.

Irvin Burk and on, Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. lines, Mr.

and Mrs. Morris-Cooper nd two daughters, Cleora and lawn, Mrs. V. S. Irwin.

Joyce Don and Cora Marie Burk, Ir. and Mrs. Ben Burk, James laritincaux. Kenneth Henderson, Urs. O.

B. Northroup, Joy Arnold, aul Johnson. Enjoy Easter Dinner The following group of friends nd relatives enjoyed an Easter asket dinner at Tempe Beach unday: Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Clenents and two children, Ronald nd Patricia, Mrs. F. L. Grashorn, Ir.

and Mrs. George Harvey. Mr. nd Mrs. Edward Wilder.

Miss Evlo Vilder. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

North, tiss Meta Gorath. Miss O. Short. Mrs. Ida Kitch, A.

Trinkle, Phoenix: Mr. and Mrs. Verting W. Marshall, and son. Verting.

III. of Tempe: Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Fox, and three children. Arlene. Barbara and Donald; Mr. and Mrs. D.

E. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Blakely. Jo Ella and Charles Blakely, Mr. Mrs. W. C.

McConnell, Robert and William McConnell of Gilbert: Morgan Trinkle and Sebastian Hubbuch of New Albany. Ind. Entertains Children Easter Mrs. W. R.

Crton entertained with an Easter-party at the home 1 of Mrs. W. M. Scott, north of Gilbert Sunday afternoon. Those Stake Plans Honor Night ward honor will be observed.by the wards of Maricopa stake at meetings of the Mutual Improvement Association Tuesday night.

Extensive preparations are being made for the achievement event in the fields of public speaking, music, drama and retold story. Accomplishments of the season's study in the respective fields will be demonstrated by outstanding members the appreciation classes. On the following Tuesday, stake events will be held at the Mezona. Two nights may be required for the program, to be announced later by stake Preparations also are under way by the stake MIA for the annual May festival, scheduled May 3 at the Mezona. At that time a queen be chosen and coronated, and the MIA dance demonstrated by couples from the stake.

Has Government Position Jack Kleinman. son of Mr. anc Mrs. O. C.

Kleinman. left the first of the -week for Snowflake, where he will fill a government appointment in the rehabilitation program He recently completed a six-week institute in social welfare work, ai the University of Arizona, preparatory to his new duties. Women To Meet Mite-box opening will take place at a meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the church. Devotionals will be ed by Miss Mira Barden. From Huntington Park Excursionists to.

the Arizona temple arrived here yesterday from Huntington Park, to spend remainder of the week. Others the California stake will visM nere next week. Mission Belles Meeting Girls of the Mission Belles Club will be guests of Miss Dorothy Mors tonight. The evening will be spent writing letters to missionaries in the 'ield and will be concluded with refreshments. Visits At Home Calvin Creswell, Prescott visited lere this week with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Creswell, North Hibbert street. Benefit Dinner Relief society -women of the Latter Day saints Mexican mission will sponsor a Spanish dinner and dance entertainment Saturday night at the mission, it was announced by Mrs. J. McNeil, president.

The affair is open to the public. Vets Giving Dance A barbecue and dance for the benefit of Geronimo post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held tonight at the American Legion hall, officials announced. All es-service men, their wives and guests have been invited to attend. Skating Party Men and Gleaner Girls of Mesa ward met for a skating party Monday night in the recreation rooms of Trinity church.

Phoenix. A large number attended, under leadership of Dilworth Brinton. Returns To Coast Miss Abbie Dell Felix, daughter of Mrs. Delia Felix, 136 Orchard street, returned to Los Angeles this "week to resume her studies at Chapman, college. spent a week at home' here.

Visitors Leaving Mrs'. Leone Hemperly and children are leaving today for their home in Hollywood, after visiting here over the Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs. Rose Avey. Return To Palo Alto Beulah Widsteen, sister and niece of Mrs. C.

C. Niccolls, left this week for their home in Palo Alto, after a visit here at the Niccolls home on the baseline. 'From Payson Harry Connolly Payson, was a business visitor here yesterday. YOU DELIVER! The wise housewife in Mesa gets her groceries that way from the SOUTHSIDE GROCERY. Ph.

154. (Adv.) School Banquet Plans Are Made CHANDLER Committees in charge report that plans for the annual junior-senior banquet to be Saturday night in the study hall of the Chandler high school are well under way. Miss Ruth Plumb is chairman of all committees and announces that "The Circus" is the theme of the banquet. Miss Thelma Edgar and Mrs. Agnes Hunt Parke are teachers assisting the juniors, who have entire charge.

Decorations will be in the senior class colors, gold and old rose. Zelma Basha heads the committee. Others appointed to help" are Veda Mecham, favors: Edna Cardon, place cards, and Floy Henry, food. One hundred and six invitations have been sent to students, by Frances Frye. chairman.

Miss Wilma Lang is arranging a program with Delia Skousen as toastmistress and Supt Fred Austin, Roy A. Jackson, Dale Rodgers, junior class ant Richard Old. senior class president as the principal speakers. Following the banquet, which is to begin at 7 o'clock, a dance will given in the gymnasium, honoring the seniors and juniors. the events will be the crowning of -May Queen" and "Prince Charming." whose election is being sponsored by the journalism class.

The Helping Hand Club is in charge of the dance, which is open to the Northside Department I. F. Dimpiey, Manager Glendali -144 E. Gl.ndal. Off.

Ph. 74' R.S. PhTKJ Peoria Mrs. G. L.

Corrupondint Lecture Is Set By Evangelist lecture, "The Slaughter of the Innocents," will be by the Rev. Arthur Durr a 8 o'clock tonight, in the grammar school auditorium. Stereoptican slides will be used in connection with the lecture. Pait of the pro gram will be presented in panto mime. The Rev.

Durr, formerly a resident of Glendale, has just com. pleted an evangelistic series at local Brethren'church. Masonic Speaker "Technocracy" will be the subject of a.talk to be given by George T. Wilson, master of a Phoenix 1 Masonic lodge, before'thi regular meeting of- the-'Gleridali lodge this'evening in Masonic-hall Board Meeting A meeting of the executive boan of the Glendale Woman's Club wil be' held this afternoon at club bouse. Guest-Leaves Grace Connors, left Monday for her home after visiting with Nancy Harelson; North Firsi avenue, over the holiday.

Barn Dance The annual barn dance of the Glendale Woman's Club will be helt Friday evening in the club house. Cancel Meeting Members of the First Baptist church will attend the lecture this evening of the Rev. Arthur Durr a' the grammar school instead of having their regular Wednesday evening prayer meeting. No Team By a resolution, adopted by the congregation of the Glendale Christian church, the church will not sponsor a baseball team this year in the Glendale. Church League.

To Have Supper Thursday evening at 7 o'clock the American Legion and its auxiliary will have a pot luck supper in the legion home here. Rulers Blamed With War Talk If Germany were governed by a aormal set of rulers, there would be little immediate danger of war in Europe. Dr. M. I.

Leff, Glendale. told members of the 20-30 Club yesterday. "At present, all nations are against Germany," Dr. Leff said. 'They are against her because of her increasing expressed' desire for world conquest- If Germany were governed by a normal people, this attitude of other cations would be sufficient to prevent the next war.

"It is to be hoped that some sense will get into Hitler's-head. It may be possible that enough Germans will revolt against him to Dring about a revolution to the benefit of all concerned." The speaker was introduced by Britton Diller. It was announced that the stag party of club members at the Wigwam in Litchfield Park Sunday would replace the usual Tuesday luncheon next week. Yesterday's meeting was held in the Arizona Club. Events Today On Southside MESA Rotary club, noon.

El Portal hotel. Barbecue-dance, p. legion hall. Revival service, p. Baptist church.

TEMPE American Legion Auxiliary, 10 a. legion home. Tempe grammar school benefit party, p. m. Congregational missionary group, 2:30 p.

with Mrs. Fannie Barnes at E. J. Roth home. KYRENE Kyrene bridge club members and msbands dinner-bridge, 7:30 p.

at J. K. Williams home. Martin Brothers entertainment, Rural school, p. m.

ARIZONA FORECAST Fair tadar and 3 tomorrow: little 0 ehann in tempera- tare. 3 Abilene Amarlllo Boston Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland 3 I "9 3 Corpus' Cnrtstl Dallas Detroit Codes City Duluth El-Paso Flagstaff Fresno Galveston Havre Huron Kansas City Knoxville Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Modena Needles New Orleans New York Oklahoma Citr Omaha PHOENIX Pittsburgh Portland, Ore. Pueblo Raleigh Roseburg Roswell St. Louis Salt 'City San Diego San' Francisco Santa Fe Sax'annah Seattle Sheridan Shreveport Spokane Tonopah Tucson Washington "VVlnnemucca Winnipeg Winslow Yuma. dry bulb wet bulb Humidity, per cent Wind from 58 Cldy 82 -Cldy 5S.

Cldy Clear Clear Clear Clear 54 -60 72 54 78 75 78 42 S3 CO 70 74 54 66 78 74 78 84 53 58 86 80 64 74 74 Pt. Cldy .00 Cldy Cldy Cldy Cldy Cldy Clear Pt-Cldy 58 50 40 38 38 40 48 42 65 58 42 5S 24 58 36 50 66 30 44 60 46 55 54 40 44 SO 66 46 60 58 39 46 42 44 50 40 56 54 .44 58 52 40 60 42 34 58 34 44 SO 42 42 45 72 local Weather Apr. 23, 1935 6 a.m. Noon 6 p.m 60 81 S3 4S 57 17 SW Cldy Clear Clear Cldy Cldy Cldy Bain Cldy Clear Clear PUTldy Cldy Cldy 57- Cldy 63 Clear 56 74 '2 60 S3 76 66 66 63 SO 60 54 7S 58 56 84 -64 .00 T. .00 .00 1.68 .02 .00 .00 .00 T.

.00 Ft.Cldy .00 Cldy .00 Clear .00 Pt.Cldy .02 Cldy .0 Pt.CIdy .0 Pt.Cldy Cldy Cldy Clear Clear Rain Clear Cldy Cldy Cldy' Clear Cldy Cldy 31 8 0 5G 16 .7 0 Clear Cldy Cldy 8 Wind, miles Rainfall Weather Highest yesterday Hishest same date for 39 years Lowest yesterday Lowest same date for 39 years Total rainfall Excess in temp, yesterday, 4 des. Excess in temp, sines Apr. 1, SO der. excess in temp, since Jan 134 des. Total precip.

this month. 0.09 in. Normal precip. Jan. 1 to date.

3.58 In Actual precip. Jan. 1 to date, ff.61 In. Excess since Jan. 3.03 in.

Today: Sun rises 5:47 a. sets 7:0 a. moon sets 10:23 a. m. W.

B. HARE. Irrigation Report! Salt River Project (Observations taken- at a. ROOSEVELT RESERVOIR Height gf dam, linear feet 240 0 Elevation of water, linear feet 167.4 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet 1,637.00 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 491,47 in 24 hours, acre feet 2,92 HORSE 3IESA RESERVOIR height of dam. linear feet 274.0 Elevation of water, linear feet 255.0 1 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet 245.00' -ontents of reservoir, acre feet Loss in 24 hours, acre feet 70; MORMON' IXAT RESERVOIR rlelgbt of dam.

linear feet 147.Oi Elevation of water, linear feet 134.51 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet 63.00i Contents of reservoir, acre feet 51.29i STEWART MT. RESERVOIR ieight of dam, linear feet 116.0) Elevation of water, linear feet 95.41 -apacity of reservoir, acre feet 70.00 -ontents of reservoir, acre feet Gain in 24 hours, acre feet 60 TOTAL WATER ETC. Total water stored, acre feet 808, Total net stored water, acre feet 804,62 Total net stored water, year ago, acre feet Net fain in 24 hours, acre feet WATEK DIVERTED iouthslde use. miner's inches Vorthsfde use. miner's inches At Granite Reef, acre feet At Joint Head, acre "Water pumped, acre feet FORMAL From 6 p.

m. April 16. to 6 p. m. Apr! 26, for use on lands in cultivation in or before 1903.

808,017 24.401 25.801 British Diplomacy Will Be Discussed The International Relations club of Phoenix Junior college will 7 meet during activity period today in room "Vo 7 of the college main building hear a talk by Kenneth C. Chapman on "The Why of English Diplomacy." Chapman, a former junior college itudent who now is attending the Lrizona State Teachers' college at 'empe, has spent several years in England. He will interpret British action in international affairs. Lee Griner, president of the club, will introduce the speaker. public.

Steak Fry Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Van Horn of Queen Creek will be hosts to members of the Chandler Woman's Club and their families at the 'annual steak fry of the club.

All members attending will meet at the Van Horn ranch at 6:30 o'clock. Chapter Meeting Regular meeting of the Chandler chapter of the Order of the Eastern Undergoes Operation Mrs. Harry Nier is reported doing nicely after undergoing- a minor operation at the Southside hospital Mesa Monday morning. Return Home Jewel Lankford has returned to rents Mf- £. LanWord.

after a busi- trip of two weeks Ray King has returned from Chicago, where he has been visiting fnends for the past two months Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardt had he following visitors at their home tne Henry Lee 'nns, ee McGinnis, Verne LaTourrette. Bet- a iJi ton. Virginia Urton.

Billv John of Florence, and Bert Bel' Mrs. Hinson has returned to Give Par Miss Elizabeth Gholson was host- Delegates To Lions Convention Named M. Hall and "Wesley Johnson were named delegates, ant J. A. Hamblin and Harold Reeb alternates, to the district convention Lions International at Casa Grande by Mesa club members yesterday.

Members of the club, accompanied bj- their wives, plan to attend the two-day meet, Friday and Saturday. Roy Herndon was the guesl speaker at yesterday's luncheon. Dr. J. A.

Hamblin was program chair- Flying News WEATHER CONDITIONS At Phoenix Flyins meteorological data" reported by the Phoenii weather bureau through its airport aerological at o'clock ast night: Flying conditions excellent: hish overast: ceiling, visibility unlimtted: gentle to -fresh west to southwest winds from surface to S.OOO feet: fresh to strong westerly winds from 8.000 to 15,000 feet: Sky Harbor field good. ess at a dinner party Monday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. O.

Gholson, 'honoring the birthday Gholson. of her brother. Hubert Those present were Wilana Chastain, Mary Sanford. Robert Van Horn, Albert Esber, Richard Old, Marie Mitchell and Hubert Gholson. Birthday Circle Mrs.

O. H. Kunce and Mrs. Louis Fricker were hostesses at a birthday party given at the home of Mrs. C.

F. Tate honoring her and Mrs. John Allison, Monday afternoon. This was one of the parties of the birthday circle which has been meeting for the past two years. Many gifts were presented to the nonorees, games were played and Mrs.

Kunce entertained with a group of piano selections. Those in the circle were Mesdames Bernice Trosper. John Allison, O. H. Kunce.

Charlie Southard, V. Johns, Joe W. Johnson, F. Hurphree. Jennie Metsker B.

Nickerson, Robert Johns, Louis Maud Sparks and Goldie Marrs, all of Chandler and Mrs. A. Samuel of Los Angeles! Red Cross of the local chapter of the Red Cross have been asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Ada jn 10 a. today for stw! and a pot luck dinner.

Brazil expects its 1934-35 cotton crop to weigh 374.000.000 poundi Bridge lessons are beine to audiences in a Phoenix Sky Harbor arrival and departure report: A3IERICAN AIRLINES. INC. Kaslhound From Los Angeles, arrived 1 p. departed for Fort Worth. Xew York.

1:14 p. pilots. Ted Lewis. R. A.

Fagan. From Los arrived 10:48 p. departed for Fort Worth. New Tork. 11 P.

pilots. Ray Fortner, A. 2s Wynne. Westbound From New York. Fort Worth.

arrived a. departed for Los Angeles 7:13 a. pilots, Joe Glass. H. W.

Gregory, jr. From Kew Tork. Fort Worth, arrived p. departed for Los Angeles 2:12 p. pilots.

L. s. Andrews. Kussell Arden. MAlTTIMES Times by which mail for dispatch from Phoenix should bo received at Lnhrs station post office follow: REGULAR MAIL NORTHBOUND: 4 p.m.

COMMUNITIES: WInkelman. 1 Globe. Miami. Superior. 1 a.m.: 9 a.m.

Scottsdale. 8:30 a.m. 4 CanSn. Bumblebee. 8:30 a.m.: Cactus.

Cave Creek. 9 a.m.: Laveen. Komatke. 8:45 Sacaton. 1 a.m AIRMAIL Eastbound.

12:30 p.m.: 10 p.m.: westbound. 4:30 a.m.: 12:30 p.m. Births Reported Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mendoza, East Jefferson street, a son, in St.

Joseph's hospital, April 23. to Mr. and Mrs G. A. Stewart, 309 North Godfrey' street, a son, in Good Samaritan hospital, April Marriage Licenses LE Or 27, and ter 28 Fatal Crash Is Unsolved A.

coroner's Jury failed to affix blame yesterday for the" death Sunday, after an automobile smash up at 24th street and Camelback road, of Florian E. 84 year-old retired farmer, and Joe Griffin, 62 of Los Angeles, a re tired mining man After hearing testimony at an In quest before Harry Westfall, Eas Phoenbc Precinct Court justice an ex-offlclo coroner, the-jurors' ver diets simply that "Webste and Griff in died of. injuries receive in an automobile C. H. Dunning, son-in-law Webster and driver the car In which the elderly Bun ning's wife were riding, the principal inquest witnesses.

said he was, driving east on back road toward his home in' Ar cadia, and did not see the other car driven by Miss Rae Coulter" Phoenix, approach from the south "I thought at first I. wa shot," said in describing the crash. P. H. Grant, who operates a frui stand on the southeast corner 24th street and Camelback road gave an eye-witness description the collision.

The coroner's jury also visited St. Joseph's hospital and heard statements of Miss Coul ter, but her condition was so fie rious that she could give little tes timony. Advertising IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES TOR THE OP ARIZONA No. 772-Phx-B In the Matter of VANCE BROTHER BAKING COMPANT. a Corporation.

Debtor. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AND CREDITORS OP VANCE BROTHERS BAKING COMPANY On Monday the 8th day of April. 1933 the District Court of the United State in the above entitled matter, appointed Glenn Stapley as trustee ot Vance Brother Baking Company, a corporation, tha deb or. under Section 77-B of "An Act to es tablish a uniform system of bankruptc throughout the United States." Notice i hereby civen that a hearing will be he! before the above entitled Court in th Court House In the City of Phoenix Stat of Arizona, on Wednesday the 8th day May. 1335.

at 10 o'clock A. M. All stock holders or creditors of said debtor ar hereby notified to appear before said Cour at said time, or to any adjournment, an show cause. If any. why the appointmen of the said O.

Glenn Stapley should not made permanent by said Court. At sai hearing or any adjournment thereof, th Court may make permanent the appoint ment of O. Glenn Stapley as trustee, terminate such appointment and restor the debtor to the possession of the property, assets and businesses of the debtor or may appoint a substitute trustee trustees or additional trustee or trustees O. GLENN STAPLET, Trustee of Vance Brothers Baking Com pany. the Debtor.

KIBBET: BENNETT. GUST, SMITH ROSENFELD By Frank O. Smith. Attorneys for Trustee. PROPOSALS FOR TEXTBOOKS Sealed proposals for textbooks tor thi common schools of Arizona for a periot of five years will be received at the.

of of the State Department Educa until 12 o'clock noon June 10. 1935 and will be opened immediately thereafter. Proposals must be directed to H. Sendrix. secretary of the State Board Sducation.

and be endorsed. "Proposal Textbooks." A certified check to: iaOO.OO must accompany each bid. Bids are invited for textbooks to cover reading in the fifth and sixth grades, and lealth and hygiene books and dictionaries the common schools. The successful bidder will be required enter into a contract and give bone as required by law. Bids must state a wholesale Introduc pry and an exchange price on books of and all bidders must submit bids per book f.o.b.

cars at a central depot Chicago. The successful bidder will be required pack, label and ship books as orderet by a properly authorized state official. Said bids Shall be, made with'the'under- standing that the publishers shall main- ain a central Joint depository in the city of Phoenix at the expense of said pub- ishers and that the. depositary or de- lositarles. as designated by the State Board of Education, shall be in charge such depository.

The Board reserves the right to, reject any or all bids or parts of bids. H. E. HEN-DBJX 1 Secretary State Board of Education, 'irst Publication. April 20.

1935 Last Publication. May 20, 1935. -o NOTICE OP POSTPONEMENT AND VD- JOURNME.VT UNTIL JUNE 1 1835 OP SALE OF MORTGAGED AND UN- MORTGAGED ASSETS OF THE LUMBER CORPORATION FREE OF Consolidated Causes In Equity No. 165-Prescott the District Court of the United States of America in and for the District COMPANY. Plaintiff.

vs. CORPORATION CADT LUMBER EZEKIBL S. BROXSON. AND Defendants. EZEKIEL S.

BRONSON, Plaintiff, vs. IADY LUMBER CORPORATION. Defendant. Pursuant.to authority vested in the Re- eiver of the property and assets of the ady Lumber Corporation under Subdi- ision (3) of Paragraph and Subdi- ision (3) of Paragraph XIV of the Decree entered in tne above entitled con- olidated cause on the 16th day of July 334. and pursuant to the further au- iorlty and under, the direction given to r- Judge ot the District Court the Uiuted States in and for the Dis- Arizona in the above entitled con- -f auss under an order entered on da yot March.

1935. Chandler M. ood, as said Receiver and successor to rthur J. McQuatters as Receiver, has djourned and postponed the sale of the lortgased and unmortgaged property and ssets ot said corporation until the 1st of June. 1935.

at ten o'clock in the irenoon. on which day and at which me. said property and assets will be tiered for sale at the front door of the Altl fnrr Moraine mat Bandar E.Ubll»h«l 1WO Week Dwr Ereninr 1HO-. ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY. US-120 Central Malt Art drew F.

O. Box 1557. Phoenix. 'Arizona 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE ID Ariionm Per Copy Per Three Six Mo. MM.

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Sals Autos Wanted No discount lor time or apace; cash with order, minimum charge 25c. Contract rates on application alone. Ads received before p. m. be properly classified.

After 8 p. wilt appear nnder "Too Late To Classify" on following moraine and thereafter under proper These newspapers are not responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of any advertisement. ADVERTISING INDEX Money to Loan 53 Meeting- Notices 1 Monuments 6 Nursery Stock Obituaries Pastures for Rent Personals Pet Stock Realty for Sale or Exchange Real Estate Wanted Room and Board 21 Salesmen and Saleswomen Wanted 47 Situations Wanted Mala 45 Situations Wanted Female 46 Special Notices 63 Stores and Offices Business Chances 56 Card of Thanks 3 City Property for 10 Country Property for Sala 11 Educational 52 Eggs and Poultry 40 Flowers 5 Foodstuffs 34 42 Found 8 Fruits and Produce 41 Funeral Notices 2 Furnished Houses for Rent 16 Furnished Rooms for Rent Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Female 19 49 for Rent .26 20 Housekeeping Rms. for Kent Land for Rent Livestock 38 Lost 7 Male and Female Help Wanted 51 Miscell's for Rent 27 Miscell's for Sale 35 MiscelTs for Sale or Exchange 36 Miscell's Wanted 37 Money Wanted 57 50 Suburban Property for Sale 10A Summer Homes for Rent 22 Transportation Freight 60 Transportation Licensed 61 Transportation Miscellaneous 62 Trucks for Sale 32 Unfur. Houses for Rent Wanted to Rent 15 PHONE your Sotithside office.

Mesa. Phono 341 Northside office. Gtondale. Phone 74 sorrow, not exceeding 1 the sum oC $25,700.00, and providing for the payment of interest at the rate of seven (7) per cent per annum, principal and interest to payable at such maturities as may be negotiated with the persons to whom said certificates are issued. (c) Declaring- and making said trustee's -certificates as may be issued as aforesaid a lien upon all ot the property and assets of the debtor corporation the trust estate and payable out of the estate in preference and In prioity any other liens or charges thereon, whether said liens or charge now exist or not.

except that, said trustee's certifi- ate or certificates issued nnder this order shall not have preference or priority over the following liens or charges: Expenses and charges of'administration of aid trust estate; (2) Taxes now a Hen upon said property. IT IS HEREBY FURTHER ORDERED hat a copy of this order to show cause te published in the Arizona. Republic, a newspaper published in Phoenix, Arizona. ach day for five days, at least ten days preceding the date set for the bearing lereon. and that a copy of- this order be mailed to all shareholders and creditors at'their last known "addresses, as shown "ty the boolcs ir the records of the trustee herein, at east ten days preceding the date set for he hearing hereon.

Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this 20th ay of April, 1935. F. C. JACOBS.

United-States; District Judge. fcsafSSgSH Queen JSsther No. I duct funeral service DEATHS Nfvrinrc BLACK, Mrs. Anna will be held at lO ing, by Dean Edwin Order services, conducted by the G. Downing, will be held thU ing at 10 o'clock, at the Acton chapel.

Burial wlj a Greenwood Memorial Park April 23 at a local' body will be accompanTed' morning by her son Chope, to Newkirk O'-'services will be held. Thursday raon.it,!; at" church. Burial tn st. Fraicl, arrangements. l( a She is suniwd IK sons, Chas.

W. Jfiatt Peterson, and one Turpin. Announcemerit Announcemerit later Moore and Sons A. L. held this afternoon at at will he held at 3:30 o'clock afternoon from the H.

M. Maus mortuary. S30 North First NOTICE OF HEARING ON PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF PACIFIC HOTELS COMPANT No. B-738-Phoenix THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN AND FOR THE DISTRICT OF ARIZONA In the matter of PACIFIC HOTELS OMPANT.

a corporation. Debtor. To the Creditors and Stockholders ot the bove named Debtor, and to All Othec ersons Interested: The PACIFIC HOTELS COMPANT hav- ns filed the above entitled proceeding petition, verified December -31st, 1934. that it desires to propose, pursuant Section 77B of the.Federal Bankruptcy Vet, the Flan of Reorganization, dated ecember 31. 1934.

hereinafter called "the which Plan was filed in said Court said NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN that the ourt has made an order, dated April, requiring all creditors and stock- olders of the Debtor, and the Trustee ot he estate of the Debtor, to.show cause at hearing to be held in the United States 'istrict Courtroom, la the Federal Bulld- ig. in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 27th, 935. at ten o'clock a. or as aoon hereafter as the matter can be heard, and which time said Plan may be proposed ursuant to said Section 77B, why the ourt should not (a) Make such order as the Court deems proper dividing the creditors ot the Debtor into classes according to the nature of their respective claims and interest, for the purpose of said Plan and its acceptance: (b) Find that the said Plan Is fair and equitable and does not discriminate unfairly in favor of any class ot creditors or the stockholders, is feasible, and complies with the revelant provisions of said Section 77B; (c) Confirm said Plan upon the filing in the above proceeding of acceptance by or on behalf of the creditors or stockholders required by said Section 77B, and grant such other relief as may be equitable. Said hearing may be adjourned from UUUI UL tnei me tlme wlth further notice bther- ourt House of Coconino County in the Wlse tnan by announcement at the hearing ty of Flagstaff, state ot Arizona, upon or ther thereof: he terms and conditions and in the man set forth in said decree and WEBSTEK, services will be held today at P.

m. from the Drawing Room chapel of A. L. Moore and Rev Roberts and the Rev. Edwin S.

Lane officiating. mation will follow. HITIkMOKb, will be held this afternoon at 3-30 from Memory chapel at A 'l, Moore and Sons, the Rev. Walter L. Barr officiating.

Interment in Greenwood. I WISH to. express our sincere thanks and appreciation to; out many friends who were ao kindito us during our recent bereavement and also for the beautiful floral offerings. MINNIE WYNNE. -FLOWERS Central Flowers Telegraphed Ph.

3-3215 FLOWERS ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS World Wide Telegraph Service DOSTOFKIO FLORAL 136 ff. Central PL 32503. McELHAlTEY'S Flowers 120 N. First Ave. Phone 41473 28 both Rufino 22.

and both of Phoenix. McBRIDE, Grady. 22. Hobart. and BROGDON.

Zelmal IS Phoenix. ROBLES, Juan, 34, Cashion, and SERENO, Petra, 19, Guadalupe VELASCO, Gilbert, 20, and HU- QUE2, Aurelia, 17, both of Phoenix WERMUTH, Jacob 35. GRISWOLD, Myrtle Allen, 29. both of Phoenix. D.

Divorces Asked AYDLOTT, George B. sues Edna DAVIS, Joyce Blackburn, sues Harry FREEMAN, Grace Margaret sues LOW, Esther Lou sues Clinton. WINSHIP, Ottie FUle sues Albert O. (cross-complaint). YOUNG, Juanita sues Howard C.

Divorces -Granted AYDLOTT, George B. from Edna D. FREEMAN, Grace M. from SHIPLEY, Carney. D.

from Michael. YOUNG, Juanita. from Howard C. WINSHIP, Ottie iffrom Albert aim notice llSE nended schedule as of Aprif' 30, "ISM" lowing Inventories, merchandise and ther supplies, accounts, bills and notes ceivable. acceptances and all other cur! nt assets and also any other a CQU since th6 entr ot the De- nnmortgaged mPriS n8: the Dated this April.

1935. CHANDLER 31 Receiver of the Cady Lumber ORDER TO SHOWJJACSE No. 772-Phx-B VANCB BROTHERS COM 3T fuld aecurlt Serefor? Od caMe (b) the said That this notice be published In the Arizona Republic and a copy be mailed to each creditor and of Debtor, postase prepaid, and mall to the address of each creditor as appears upon tha books of said Trustee on or before May 1st. 1335. Copies of said plan are- available to any creditor, stockholder, or other interested person, upon application to the Debtor at its office in Hotel Westward Ho.

Phoenix. Arizona. Published by order of the Court PACIFIC HOTELS COMPANY' By Charles L. Rawlins. Dated April 9th.

1st Publication April 17. 1935 2nd Publication April 24. 1935 Last Publication May Jst, 1935. NOTICE OP HEARING OX PLAN OP REORGAXIZATIOX OF PACIPIC HOTELS COMPANT No. B-73S-Phoenix Beautiful Funeral Sprays J1.50 JULIA FULLER Ph.

37747 -MONUMENTS JOHN H. QUAING 22-19 W. Van Buren Ph. 3I19M Pearl C. F.

Pin. Reward. 31888. -AUCTIONS Auction Wed. Apr.

24 Phx. Livestock Sales Yard Grand Ave. at Monte Vista 12 Jersey Guernsey 12 Springing heifers Consigned by TV. S. DORMAJf Cattle are selling higher.

Especially good cows and young cattle Bring Them Have Buyen "arm machinery, other mis. articles See Clerk For Terms. Bob Wall Auctioneer. G. L.

WRIGHT, Clerk Ph. 38649 PUBLIC AUCTION OF Unclaimed Storage Goods APEIL 24, 1935 Commencing 6:30 p. m. At Chambers Transfer And Storage Co. Warehouse 301 S.

4th Ave. Furniture for Office, Dfoinz room. bedroom, livingroom, kitchen, yard. Sewing machine. washers, trunks, boxes, barrels, cartons, tubs, radios, rugs, gas ranges, suitcases, yard tools many other misc.

articles. G. O. McMUETEl Auctioneer THE DISTRICT OP ARIZONA niltter ACIPIC HOTELS COMPANT. a corporation.

Debtor 5 Cra and Stockholders ot. th COMPANY '-SJiHn tt entitled proceedins petition, verified December Mating desires esres et December hTltfi. an lzatl0 tot which Flan with said petition PROPERTY FOR SALE APARTMENT HOUSE 4 Attractive apartments furnished with oriental rugs, electric refrigeration, tile sink, furnace It" excellent location, near town. tll.SOO.. Dwight B.

Heard Jhv. Co." Heard Bids; REALTORS. BROADMOOB HOME 3 Bedrm. English, lovely good heating plant For sale mortgagee at a real snap, Marvin H. Young.

14 TV. Monroe, rfc 37914. lag In tha above- proceedins of ceptance by or on behalf of the ata- tors or stockholders required by 1 Section 77B. and grant iticS otur relief as may be equitable. Said hearing may be adjourned too Ume to time without further notice wtae than by annooncement at the bemw or other adjournment thereof.

That this, nonce- be published Arizona Eepubllc aod a copy each, creditor and stockholder of (postage prepaid, and mall to the of each creditor as appears opon th of said or before May Int. Copies of said plan are availabto creditor, stockholder, or Person, npon application to the Its office in. Hotel Westward Ho. Arizona. Publiahed by order of tha Court.

Dated April 9. 1935. crraa HOTELS By Charles L. BawlBUV,.