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as TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1958 20 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN PIMA FAIR 19 bought by Stan Newcomb: conducts big game hunting yesterday, and things got was over. -Citizen Photo by Bernie Sedley MAMBO WON'T DANCE Mambo wouldn't dance or do anything else very cooperative yesterday. Mambo is a year-old black mane lion, months ago. Newcomb, who brought Mambo downtown in Tulsa, about five trips into Central America, pretty lively before the visit Lion In Street Friendly -Until Sun Comes Out By JOHN BARNETT Everything would have been fine yesterday afternoon it, the sun hadn't come out so soon or if there hadn't been such big crowd or if the lion hadn't been so hungry or, well It all started when Stan Newcomb, a professional big game hunter from Gold Beach, stopped at the cafe at the Continental Trailways Bus Depot on South 6th avenue. While Newcomb was inside, he left his year-old Nairobi lion, Mambo, chained to the back of Newcomb's carry-all truck in the parking lot outside.

Mambo was happily crunching on a pile of king-sized bones, when a Citizen reporter and photographer arrived, summoned by a tipster who said there was a liondowntown. Mambo was friendly and gentle- or as much so as could be expected from a lion until the photographer started trying to take his picture. Then he decided his bones were more important. "Better look out," Newcomb warned. "When he's eating it's suicide to bother him." So everybody sat down and waited it out.

Finally, about half an hour later, Mambo finished with his bones-or at least let them be swiped from him. The photographer grabbed a couple of pictures, then suggested a "lion in the streets" shot, with Newcomb leading the big cat down the sidewalk. Newcomb agreed. He unchained Citizen Charlie's Crossword Choices This list contains, among others, the correct words needed to solve Citizen Charlie's Crossword Puzzle No. 205, published in the Citizen yesterday.

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How much lettuce do you eat if you are average? Nineteen pounds la year. American States Would Honor Casals WASHINGTON UPI Cellist Pablo Casals was invited today come here to be honored by the Organization of American States CLASSINED ADVERTISING! -TUCSON'S GREATEST MARKET! Classified Political. Calendar General Election Nov. 4, 1958 Sheriff Burr, Waldon V. DEMOCRAT Clark, J.

W. (Jim) INCUMRENT REPURLICAN County Treasurer Andresano, Rocco J. (Rocky) REPUBLICAN Christian; Carroll H. INCUMBENT DEMOCRAT County Assessor Finch, Leo J. INCUMBENT DEMOCRAT Stevenson, Chas.

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EA. 5-7938, EXPENINCED cooks and washers needed. Anply atter 1 P.M Johnnie's Drive Inn. 2545 Sanad I (OAS) for his work on behalf of peace and better world understand- PUBLIC RECORDS: CITY COURT James Howsare, Magistrate David G. Watkins, Magistrate Jack Starr, Robert Mason, James 'Ostergerd, Johnny Ratliff, Wallace Dillon transporting marijuana, to United States authorities.

Jerry Wilson, Herbert DeMint, John Ford, drunk driving, $100 and 10 days. Daniel Parent, drunk driving, pleaded innocent, trial Nov. 26. Hector Siqueiros, minor consuming liquor, pleaded guilty, sentence Oct. 8.

Tommie Thomas, drunk, disorderly conduct, pleaded innocent, trial Nov. 14. Tommy Taylor, loitering, carrying concealed weapons, pleaded guilty, sentence' Oct. 1. Lucille Clark, disorderly conduct, $20 DE 10 days.

Cottrell McDonald, drunk, $10 or 10 days; carrying concealed weapon, $20 or 20 days. Clyde Paul, ur disorderly conduct, $20 or 20 days. John Roszko, reckless driving, $25 or days. Damon Waggener, Wellington Turentine. Juan Valencia, Amos Richards, Manuel Leyva, Steven Stewart, Francisco Bejarano, Alejandro Chiquete, Raul Gastelum, Frank Martinez, Inocente Yanez, Kenneth Johnson, David Gonzales, Frank Mesa, Jose Orozco, drunk, $10 or 10 days.

Joe Cortez, Alex Carter, J. S. Evans, Steve Ramon, William Matiock, Frank. Bugsby. Manuel Jones, Booker Washington, Lorenzo Salcido, Alford Codaire, drunk, $20 or 20 days.

Francisco Medrano, Angel Federico, Walter Christian, drunk, $30 or 30 days. JUSTICE COURT Edward J. Valeski, Precinct 1 Ernest Ware, receiving stolen prop- erty, preliminary hearing set for p.m. Oct. 17, $500 bond.

Frank M. Burlingham, insufficient funds. preliminary hearing reset to 10 a.m. Oct. 27, $500 bond continued.

Oscar Leon Mason, drunk, driving, changed plea to guilty, to be sentenced 10 a.m. Oct. 14, $200 bond continued. Clark H. Johnson, Precinct 2 James V.

Soto, drunk driving, changed plea to guilty, $100 and 10 days, stay of execution until 11 a.m. Oct. 18, $200 bond continued. Robert Romero, drunk driving, second offense, county attorney will file di-rect to Superior Court, bond raised to $500. Ramon Baca Duran, drunk driving.

pleaded innocent, trial set for 10 a.m. Nov. 7, $200 bond. Luis Estrada, drunk driving, pleaded innocent, trial set for 10:30 a.m. Oct.

22, $35 bond. Elmer Raymond Watson drunk driving. pleaded guilty, $100 or 10 days, remanded to custody of U.S. Air Force.Hosea Johnson, failure to provide, found guilty, 6 months. suspended sentence.

Harrison B. Mayfield, fugitive, complaint dismissed and defendant discharged, bond exonerated. Phillip Bustamante Chaboya, special paternity proceedings, pleaded guilty, $500 bond continued. William Lee Newman, first-degree burglary, passed for attorney to 2 p.m. today.

$2,500 bond. Antonio 'Brito, lewd and lascivious acts, preliminary hearing continued to 2 p.m. Oct. 10, $1,000 bond continued. Jack Russell Starr, Robert Allen Mason, James Alvin Ostergard, Johnny Ray Ratliff, Wallace Frank Dillon unlawful possession of narcotics, warrant issued.

Norman Green, Precinct 4 Robert Pennington, simple assault and battery, changed plea to guilty, 6 months suspended sentence. William 0. Thurman fugitive. waived extradition, held for 10 days for Indiana authorities. Quay Irwin, failure to pay wages.

bench warrant issued. Mrs. Lila Kester, petty theft. found guilty, to be' sentenced 10 a.m. Oct.

17. William H. Clayton, illegal consumption or spirituous liquors, pleaded guilty. 45 days. Gudino Filomeno, disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty, months suspended sentence.

Ramon Amaya Natividad, drunk driving. pleaded innocent, trial set for 10 a.m. Oct. 17, $200 bond. Theophilus Wesley, drunk driving, no driver's license, pleaded guilty to both counts; first count, $100 and 10 days; second count, $10 or 3 days.

Manuel Valdez, drunk driving, warrant issued. Beverly Jane Flynn, also known as Beverly Jane Willson, first-degree burclary. second-degree arson. waived preliminary hearing, held to answer to Superior Court, $1,000 bond. SUPERIOR COURT Judge John F.

Molloy, Div. 1 Judge Lee Garrett, Div. 2 Judge Robert S. Tullar, Div. 3 Judge Herbert F.

Krucker, Div. 4 State vs. Edgar Parker, aggravated assault, three and half to five years. State vs. Henry Nelson, contributing to delinquency of minor, 300 days.

State vs. Max N. Click, contracting without license, imposition of sentence suspended six months. Ann Chastain, a minor. by her guardian ad litem, William G.

Chastain, vs. John Giuffre Sr. et ux, judgment in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $1,500. John Gray et ux vs. W.

W. Bird, judgment, in favor of defendant. Donald E. Boone et ux VS. Jacob Jacobs et al, dba Copper State.

Iron Metal complaint for damages, $42,200 Charles W. Kaufman et ux. vs. Edward H. Nelson et al, decree in favor of plaintiff quieting title.

G. M. Luck Vs. Fred E. Porter.

request to dismiss with prejudice. Rose Caballero, guardian of the estates of Norma Beulah Caballero, Loretta Mae Caballero and Charlotte Mary' Caballero, minors, vs. Oscar S. Avila. complaint for forcible detainer Ernest Francis Delmanowski et al, petition to change surnames to Delman.

Renn Lawrence et ux vs. John A. Cummings Sr. et ux et al, dismissed with prejudice. David Allen Turner, by his next friend and father, Ray E.

Turner, and Turner, vs. Hughes craft Co. and Dale C. Flake, dismissed with prejudice. Commerce Loan Co.

vs. Monico C. Bustamonte, judgment against garnishee. Stern' Auto Accessories, aka Stern's Auto Parts, vs. Marty Brown and Johnny Snyder, dba Auto Specialties and Bonded Motors complaint on debt.

8932. Rohert G. Harrington al the Board of Supervisors petition for writ of mAnarmus. Tucson Credit Union vs. Michael Rrown.

ct ux, complaint for restitution of premises. James Ronnie Thomas, minor, by his guardian ad Alena Thomas. vs Golden Harrie Sr. et ux, judgment. in favor of defendents.

The Bank of Savings of the City of New York VS. Norman P. Anthis et ux, complaint for foreclosure. DIVORCES Joseph G. Ross vs.

Mamie Ross, complaint. Betty Queen vs. John Queen, decree William Dewey Barker vS. Joyce Marie Barker, decree. Robert Andrews vs.

Inez Andrews. complaint. Phillip Jodean Hadsal1 vs. Donna Jo Hadsall, complaint. Dolores Z.

Dominguez vs. Frank H. Dominguez, complaint. Salee Jean Sudigala vs. Rudy Sudigala, complaint.

Rose E. Bergey vs. Theodore A. Ber. key.

complaint, Doris Evelyn Stephens vs. Benny Carl Stephens, complaint, Dorothy Connor vs. Thomas J. nor. dismissed.

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and Emily L. Finster, 21, Lee Center, N. Y. Ruben M. Robles, 21, Tucson, and Mary Alice Gonzales, 16, Tucson.

Patrick K. Dwyer, 35, Tucson, and Jean May Cardwell, 28, Tucson. Mark Hart, 24, Tucson, and Mildred E. Watkins, 18, Tucson. Armond Deloss 26, Tucson.

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Tucson, and LIQUOR LICENSES Application by Alfred Kaufman and Daniel Flesher for transfer of license for sale of all liquors from 1811 S. 6th Ave. to Lucky Strike Bowl, 4015 E. Speedway. Approved by City Council: Me license Application of a Charles to transfer Salloum, wine Grey and Chef beer Restaurant, 28 S.

Church to McArthur Hotel, 345 D. Toole Ave. Transfer of from Ernest and Elaine Kecskes to Salloum and place to place transfer both approved by Application by Joseph L. Bordonaro to transfer wine and beer license at Champagne Buffet, 114 E. Broadway to 117 E.

Broadway. Approved by City Council. BIRTHS -DAVIS-MONTHAN HOSPITAL Born to and Mrs. Bob Roberson. 1149 N.

13th a girl at 12:30 a.m. Oct. 7. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL Born to Mr.

and Mrs. William Triva, 6901 Calle Jupiter, a boy at 9:21 a.m. Oct. 6. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel Duarte. 932 Estrada, a girl at 9:56 a.m. Oct: 6. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Roy James Peak, 6271 E. 27th a boy at 1:55 p.m. Oct. 6.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Graieda, 6 Clearwater a boy at 6. Oct. .6.

Born to -Mr. and Mrs. David Garcia N. 7th a boy at 7 p.m. Oct.

6. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Einer G. Jensen, 3743 S.

Liherty, a girl at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Jesus Moniano, 308 W. 29th a boy at 11:45 p.m. Oct. 6. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Hara, E. 6th boy at 1:56 a.m. Oct. 7.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Figueroa. 889 S. Osborn, a girl at 4:57 a.m.

Oct. 7. Born to Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Chavez, 4633 E.

19th boy at 6:34 a.m. Oct. 7. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Faustino Alvarez. 314 W. Columbia, a boy at 12:51 p.m. Oct. 6.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hilden brand, 138 E. 33rd a girl at 8:20 p.m. Oct.

6. TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER Born to Mr. and Mrs. William hoven, 241 E. Wetmore a girl at 5 a.m.

Oct. 6. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denney, 2695 W.

Drexel girl at 1:36 p.m. Oct. 6. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Peterson, 2635 N. Willow, a girl at 2:15 p.m. Oct. 6. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Jurgens, 6122 E. Timrod, girl at 2:44 p.m. Oct. 6.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spears. 6281 E. 25th girl at 4:08 p.m.

Oct. 6. Bern to A.J.C. and Mrs. Louis Martorano, 6901 Calle Canis, girl 9:32 p.m, Oct.

6.. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Maxam. 340 W.

20th boy at 9:57 p.m. Oct. 6. Born to A.1.C. and Mrs.

Richard Smith, 3754 E. Flower, a boy at 5:12 a.m. Oct. 7. DEATHS James A.

McGuire James A. McGuire, 78, of 345 Teton died last night at Veterans Hospital. Native of New York City. Tucson resident 40 years. Member of Tucson Lodge No.

4, World War I veteran. Brother of Mrs. Harriett Herbst, New York City. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Arizona Mortuary. Vernon Fred Pagel Vernon Fred Pagel, 70, of 4367 N.

Oracle died Sunday at his home. Native of Brighton, Mass. Tucson resident 10 years. Brother of Roscoe and Mrs. Celia Fremming, both of Tucson.

Funeral arrangements to be announced by Bring's Funeral Home. Fred C. Roberts Private funeral services for Fred Carlyle Roberis, -82. of 925 N. Tyndall who died early Sunday, were at 10 a.m.

today at Parker-Kerr Mortuary, followed by cremation. Pete C. Rodriguez Pete C. Rodriguez, 19, of 203 W. Navajo died Sunday at St.

Mary's Hospital. Born in Mesa. Tucson resident seven years. Graduated from Amphitheater High School in 1957 and attended Lamson Business College. Was associated with his father in the Valley Hay Market.

Member of Sacred Heart Catholic Youth Organization. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rosalie Rodriguez, Tucson. Brother of Carmen, Olivia, Stella, Ann, Linda and Charles, all of Tucson.

Rosary at 8 p.m. today at the Tucson Mortuary Chapel. Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Burial in Holy Hope Cemetery.

Thornton E. Swango Thornton (Ted) E. 51, of 1822 E. 12th died Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital.

Native of Cincinnati. Ohio. Tucson resident 13 years. Husband of Lois. Friends may call at Bring's Funeral Home from 4 to 8 p.m.

today. Funeral services at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Bring's Chapel, with the Rev. R. D.

Chastin, the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. FIRE CALLS (Fire calls for 24. hours to 1 a.m. today) a.m.-Truck 26 to 1810 N.

Oracle explosion and fire in trailer. (Pima), a.m. Engines 22 to N. Euclid Aves. and E.

7th false alarm. (City), p.m.- to E. 8th St. and N. and smoke investisation.

(Citv). ing. Dr. Jose A. Mora, general, cabled Casals to mer home in southern ring him to set a date, in the last week in MARKET! OAS secretary at his sumFrance askpreferably October.

NFIP WANTED, MALE Classified Political Calendar General Election Nov. 4, 1958 U.S. Senate Goldwater BARRY REPUBLICAN McFarland ERNEST W. "Arizona Comes First with McFarland" DEMOCRAT U.S. Representative, Dist.

1 2 Speiden John G. (Jack) REPUBLICAN Udall, Stewart L. DEMOCRAT Governor Fannin, Paul REPUBLICAN Morrison, Robert DEMOCRAT State Senator Collins, Thomas CORBETT Hiram! S. (Hi) REPUBLICAN WINE, DAVID S. DEMOCRAT State Rep.

Dist. No. 2 Badet, Harry State Rep. Dist. No.

7 Hawkins, David G. REPUBLICAN Woodward, KathrynState Rep. Dist. No. 8 Hostetter, V.

S. (John) INCUMBENT REPUBLICAN State Rep. Dist. No. Ballinger, Earl J.

REPUBLICAN MINOR, WILLIAM A TEE State Rep. Dist. 1 No. 10 Re-Elect Wessler, Alvin INCUMBENT ICAN State Rep. Dist.

No. 11 Gruber, Bill REPUBLICAN Martin, Ray QualifiedState Rep. Dist. No. 13 Webster, Thomas C.

REPUBLICAN State Rep. Dist. No. 14 Carrillo, Emilio DEMOCRAT Mann, Evelyn I -R. "The right MANN for the joh" State Rep.

Dist. No. 15 BODELL, W. G. (Bill) INCUMBENT REPUBLICAN Attorney General Church, Wade DEMOCRAT Henderson, Laurer.s.

L. REPUBLICAN State Auditor Jordan, Jewel W. INCUMBENT DEMOCRAT Joy, Mary Grace REPUBLICAN June, Superior Court No. 4 Gordon. William DEMOCRAT Re Elect Krucker, Herbert F.

Judge, Superior Court No. 5 Promote County Attorney Castro, Raul H. Roylston, Robert O. 11.S. Attorney Past A venrs Sunervisor Dist.

No. Patten, H. A. (Porque) DEMOCRAT Weaver, Dennis RENT RECITAT Sumervisor, Dist. No.

2 Curtis, Ralph REPUBLICAN Kautenburger, Lambert DEMOCRAT County Attorney Ackerman, Harry DEMOCRAT Terry, Anthony D. REPITATICAN MEN WITH ABILITY WE OFFER OPPORTUNITY! If you meet our qualifications. full time dignified position awaits vou where ability is recognized and promotions are made accordinelv. Qualific-jons: age 25-45. experience in sales.

public relations or allied fields. Withstand chor-c'or investination. Married and above all- desire to make this the start of permanent successful career. Associations with most fraternal soci-tv of its kind contact people by premode appointment regarding membership in our order and assisting those already members. For personal interviews call EA.

7-6233. Goodyear Aircraft Corp. Arizona Division Litchfield Park Needs Fu Experienced Lathe Operators Bench Machinists General Milling Machinists Turret Lathe Operators Machinists (Class A) Welders (Pipe) Apply at Litchfield Park or Anzona State Employment Service. 403 Congress. Tucson.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Prefer one experienced on business opportunities. See James C. Grant. Tucson Realty Trust Co.

Stone. MA. 4-0451. IF YOU ARE good automobile salesman, there is a job for you at Giles Motor Center, 248 E. 22nd St.

at S. 4th EXP. TRUCK stop attendant. Transportation necessary. References.

Star Box 15K. ELECTROLUX Corporation needs men for sales department. Car needed. Apply 1231 E. 6th St.

Wednesday p. m. or Saturday noon. If you formerly -sold coffee. brushes.

appliances, magazines etc. and would now like to earn $25- $30 commission every day IT WILL PAY YOU to investigate this deal No night work. no competition, no merchandise to sell, just contact people regarding our advertising plan for building future customers. For further information see "Ir. Solberk a.m.

People's Furniture. 1140 6th Ave. Far West. Placement Bu. 301 Ariz.

Land Title Bide. MA. 2-2119 Engineers with degrees plus 6 yrs. exp. to Greenland Alaska Eng.

design development reloc. OFFICE MAN, one who Is with lumber, mill work. glass. building materials. Apply Southwestern Glass Millwork Con periods.

HERE'S THE JOB WE OFFER (1) Lifetime opportunity-no age termination (2) Thorough training at tional Sales Training School Salary and expenses paid during training period. (3) Sales organization with over 10.000 satisfied salesmen covering all 48 states. (4) Company you will be proud to represent. Largest of. its kind in the world.

Over 0180.000.000 in assets: Naw tionally advertised. (5) No shortages--no slack Mambo and coaxed him out to the sidewalk. By, then, the sun had: through the clouds and it was getting warm. Mambo got to the sidewalk and everything was fine until he spied the hedge alongside the Pueblo Hotel, 145 S. 6th and decided the sun was too hot for man or beast.

He dived into the shade, nearly yanking Newcomb's arms, from their sockets. After many tedious minutes of coaxing, Newcomb got the big cat to come out of the bushesthen the hunter quickly looped his chain around a parking meter. By then Mambo was hot--and a little unhappy. He began to prowl around, glaring at the large crowd that had gathered to watch the action. He looked hungry again.

Somebdy backed Newcomb's carry-all around to the scene. Then the fun started. Newcomb coaxed, wheedled, plied Mambo with bones, trying to get him back into the truck. Mambo was. adamant.

All he would do was glare at the crowd or. chew on Newcomb's boots. Finally, Newcomb steeled himself, walked up to the 180-pound cat, wrapped his arms around him and lifted him into the truckwhile the crowd cheered. But it could have been worse. Newcomb said he had a real ball the time Mambo got loose in Library Park.

Sgt. E. H. Loy Of D.M Wins SAC Honor SAC Honor FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many. wearers of false teeth have red real embarrassment because plate dropped.

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Phone MA. 3-6272 Tuesday-Thureday, 10-5. MAN OR WOMAN ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE MANAGER WANTED. Must know cost accounting, and qualified to set up procedures. Give experience and references.

Ccoa-Cola Bottling Company, Dial MA. 2-7427 for appointment. NEED A GOOD JOB? INDUSTRY NEEDS WELDERS LEARN A TRADE WITH A FUTURE IN A FEW SHORT WEEKS HELIARC $20 per mo REFRESHER $11 per ACETL. WELDING $22 mo. ARC.

WELDING $22 per mo. Comb. 10 mo. MASTER $58 per mo. 60 days before monthly tuition payment is due.

Day night classes. Also approved for G.I. ABC TRADE SCHOOL, 550 W. 29th, MA, 4-7621. FIELD REPRESENTATIVE An immediate opening for alert young man interested in career with an expanding financial organization.

Excellent opportunity to earn advancement to managerial position. Salaried position involving public contacts. Liberal employee benefits. Pacific Finance Loans, 53 E. Broadway, MA.

2-2818. SHOE salesman must be exper ienced, age 21-40. Call MA. 4-66 for appointment, SALES manager with exten experience in outside selling. Commission override.

draw to qualifted person. EA. 7-3343, MA. STEWARD FOR private club. Nondrinker, Living quarters, ideal for pensioner.

Apply 1-2, 1030 N. Palo Verde. Real Estate salesman, experienced, for our Broadway office. Please apply to Strunk Realty, 2021 Broadway. Ph.

MA. 2-6456. See Mr. Strunk. plates so Ernest H.

Loy has been named Strategic Air Command maintenance man of the month for October the third member of the 303rd Bomb Wing to receive the honor in a row. The 303rd is one of two, bomb wings at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Loy has been at D-M since 1963 and has been the 303rd line chiet for the past three SAC bombing and navigation competitions. He will leave in a few days for March AFB, to take part in the 1958 competition, beginning Oct. 13.

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WANTED. Man for hardware prefer hardware experience but will consider other sales experience. Age 25-40, give complete background in first reply. StarCitizen Box 21-K. WANTED.

Car salesmen. Apply person. Les Thaden, 2018 N. Stone. NCED body man, stea work.

Al's Body Shop, 1650 W. Prince. MA. 3-8486. SALES representative.

Leading comtion supply. will employ one 8g- pany in Industrial and Construegressive salesman interested sales. public relations, Qualifications development and prefer cant local be married, age. 28-32 and Tucson resident. Will furnish salary and expenses (do underestimate this Interviews conducted between 3: p.m.

Motor and 10 p.m. at the erick. Hotel bv Mr. Mike Brod. Phone MA.

4-1751 for apnointment. THOROUGHLY experienced seI in all phases of Must service be experience man. eration. D-M Service Station. station no.

S. Craveroft. SALESMAN for houseware territory. wholesaler Travel Car essential. Rox No.

20-K. DOORMAN WANTED. neat app of 18 young and 25. man Apply between in the person to NIGHT manager Paramount Treatre, house time janitor and day time Good salary. cleaner.

Call Must EA. be 5-1715 experienced. nointment. for aDWE TRAIN you and our the ads yellow on pages 61 and 260 place you, See of book, Ariz, section in the telephone WANTED: College of Commerce. for butane delivery.

Must driver Delivery truck perience in furnace have maintenance. experienced Opportunity for right person, Kelly Oil need 1801 only N. apply, Oracle Rd. Apply POSITION permanent. for neat appearing Sneedway, Apply 10:30 a.m.

4861 man, on MEN crew. for Special Immediate placement appointments only, route to $4 work hour. by 8 to 10 starts a.m. at 1008 once. No layoffs.

E. 6th St. Two Experience real estate salesmen wanted. sary Must desired but not necestive and be financially Industrious, cooperaself until efforts able to carry Full time required. prove effective.

ITZWEIRE Realty Co. 48 N. Tucson Blvd. EA. 726024 EN to See train for Jet Almraft Indus.

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