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EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1960 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN PAGE 27 FIRE CALLS In 24 Hours teE a.m. Today) a.m. 1 Engines 1, 7th 2. 4, 22, Ladder Truck 10 minor business fire, (City) p.m.-Rescue Truck 2 10 4401 Bermuda first aid, p.m.-Engine 13 to 3702 Liberty natural gas leak. (City) a.m.

Rescue Truck 1 10. 3645 N. Los Altos first aid. (City) a.m. Engine 15 10 Speedway and Freeway, trash fire.

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Sellers are Foster, Tom E. Foster, H. U. Garrett and W. E.

Dyche who purchased the station in 1956 from D. W. Ingram. Richter and his associates also operate radio station WEHT and WEHT-TV in Evansville. Richter plans to move to Tucson to live when the transfer is approved by the FCC.

He said the purchase represents an expansion of their operations. Foster said there will be no changes in the staff. KGUN operates as Channel 9. New. Phase Coming PROVIDENCE, -UPIReply from a detective when asked if there was any news breaking: "Check tomorrow.

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Krucker set the date for sentencing Sandra Lee Jones, 3919 N. Rafael PI. The girl is accused of having two marijuana cigarettes and marijuana seeds in her possession. She told police she brought the marijuana here from Los Angeles. Local police took the girl into custody at her parents' home Oct.

22. Births DAVIS-MONTHAN HOSPITAL 5.5gt. and Mrs. Richard L. Swanson, 6917 Calle Neptune, boy at 9:13 a.m.

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Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Macias, 822 E. Bilby a boy at 2:50 a.m. Nov.

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David Obshire, 701 W. Santa Louisa, a boy at 11:18 a.m. Nov. 1. Mr.

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1. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Parmenter, 4172 E. Sylvane a girl at 6:29 p.m.

Nov. 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Notte, 7125 Port Au Prince, a girl at 7:29 p.m.

Nov. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Wallace, 104A Polo Village, a girl at 8:46 p.m.

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Martin Matus. Jose Romo, Charles Robinson, Spencer Butler, Frederick Rosel, 20 Juan days. Lopez, Clem Pable, drunk, Ruby Contreras, disturbing the peace, $50 bond, trial Dec. 20, Lorenzo Tillman. Margaret Coleman.

burglary, to Pima County. Ray Farrell, simple assault. $100 bond. trial Dec. 29, Gene Janes, red light, stop sign, failure to appear, two charges, $70 bond, trial Dec.

20. Edward Horetski, drunk, in county hospital. William Williams, vagrancy, In county hospital. William Graham, Insufficient funds, $50 or 20 days. Efim Voronhoff.drunk driving, $100 and 10 days; drunk, $10 or 10 days.

Clifford Widmer, drunk driving, $100 and 10 days. Thaddases Jones, drunk, $10 or 10 days: carrying concealed weapon, $20 and 20 days. Edward Lynch, drunk in car, $50 bond, trial Dec. 29, Billy Hunter, trepassina, $50 or 10 days. Kenneth Danielson.

destruction of city property, sentencing Dec. drunk, $10 or 10 days; drunk driving, $200 and 20 days. Angelo Cela, possession of burglary tools, $30 and 30 days. Clarence Butler, drunk driving, $200 bond, trial Nov. 7.

Hortencia Valencia, petty larceny, $100 bond forfeited, warrant issued. Kenneth Fergusen, false information 10 police officer, $50- bond forfeited, warrant issued. Walter Lanier, conducting lottery, $100 or 10 days. Alfredo Romero, drunk, $20 or 20 days; improper diversion, $100. Andrew Campbell, drunk, dismissed at motion of city attorney.

Ethel Wehagen, Insufficient funds, warrant Issued. Bob Perez, selling malt liquor 'Without license, trial Jan. 6. Sigurds Macs, drunk driving, $100 and 10 days. Alvin Herman, petty theft, $25 or days.

Edward Kachnic, disturbing the peace, $50 bond, trial Jan. 11. Robert Thomas Loso, driving intoxicated, reduced to reckless driving, $100 or 5 days. JUSTICE COURT Alice N. Truman Precinct No.

Clark H. Johnson, Precinct No. Norman E. Green, Precinct. No.

Raymond G. Hassett, failure 10 provide, complaint filed. Jon Norbert, speeding, complaint filed. Caravelle M. Benson, assault with intent to commit murder, preliminary hearing set for Nov.

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Marilyn Stummer, drewing check on no account, complaint filed. Ramon Palomino. failure to provide, arrignment changed to Nov. George Antone, failure to provide, sus pended sentence. Lorenzo Maynard Tiliman, burglary (first degree), preliminary hearing set for Nov, 15.

Betty McKinsey, assault with a deadly weapon reduced to simple battery, 30 days, Benacio Pena, special paternity pro ceeding. complaint filed. SUPERIOR COURT Judge John F. Molley, Div. Judge Lee Garrett, Div.

Judge Robert 0. Royiston, Div. Judge Herbert F. Krucker, Div. Judge Raul M.

Castro, Div. Grayce Gibson O'Neill, Clerk State vs. Benny Nunez Tellez and Carlos Vasquez, grand theft, arraignment continued 11 a.m. Nov. 10.

State vs. Sandra Lee Jones, 18, ful possession of narcotics; guilty plea, sentencing 11 a.m. Nov. 10. State vs.

Oscar Celaya, robbery; to 12 years in state prison. State vs. John W. Cowser, drunk drive Ing; $100 and 90 days. in county lall.

State vs. Frank Ortiz Canez, unlawful sale of narcotics; 16 to 20 years in state prison. State vs. William Steve Vallego, physical possession of motor vehicle while intoxicated: trial set for Dec. 12.

Claudia Porter vs. William K. Richer, as administrator of the estate of A. S. Cleveland, deceased, complaint to convey deed to property.

Leonilo. Larriva 111 dba Airco Heat Equipment Co. vs. Wilson M. Hutcherson et ux, et al, complaint to validate lien.

Jesus Maria Montano, application 10 establish Indentity. National Public Service Insurance Co. vs. Earl H. Frey et ux, et al, complaint to foreclose mortgage.

Maza F. Brown dba Little Haven Court vs. Thomas Miller ef ux, ludament In favor of plaintiff in restitution of trailer. Tucson Federal Savings Loan Assn. vs.

Harry A. Kammes et ux, dismissed without prejudice. Southern Arizona Bank Trust Co. vs. R.

B. Costa et Ux, complaint on debt, $207.35. Leonilo Larriva dba Airco Heat Equipment Co. vs. John T.

Anderson ux, et al, complaint on debt, $522.62. David J. Dunham dba Dunham Realty vs. Fred C. King et ux, judgment In favor of plaintiff in the sum of $258.

Desmond Elliott vs. James E. Newland al, dismissed with preludice. Aetna Figance Co. vs.

McKinley Simms and Jeannie Simms, judgment against garnishee in the sum of $53.32. Tucson Federal Savings Loan Assn. vs. Gary E. Deaver et ux, order setting aside judgment, action dismissed.

Peggy Armstrong vs. Earl Armstrong, dismissed with preiudic Cesar K. Lee and Hazel B. Grimwood vs. Grayce O'Neill, clerk of the Superior Court, complaint for declaratory judgment.

C. D. Greene Dry Wall Co. vs. Paul Buehrer et ux, complaint on debt, $578.

C. D. Greene Dry Wall Co. vs. Charles Keeran et ux, complaint on debt, $252.

Lumber Distributors Inc. vs. Edward J. Sharrah Jr. et UX, al, complaint on debt, $1,344.55.

Mary E. Bumbalow, petition to change name to Mary E. Byers. Constance Helmericks vs. Harmon R.

Helmericks, order for defendant to increase support payments. Regional Sign Supply Inc. vs. Howard Scott dba Sun Sign Neon, et al, judgment in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $447.66. Universal C.I.T.

Credit Corp. vs. Bob C. Aguilar, default judgment in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $388.49. John H.

Sheehan aka J. H. Sheehan. et ux vs. Fred C.

Kinsley et ux, et al, judgment in favor of plaintiffs quieting title. Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp. vs. Galen G.

Brubaker, default judgment- in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $745.61. Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp. vs. Wilbert W.

Hall, default judgment in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $952.61. State Mutual Savings Loan Assn. vs. Juanita E. Chopp et al, complaint to foreclose mortgage.

Arizona Sewing Machine Company vs. Charles L. Nance et UX, plaint for damages, $294.49. L. E.

Holladay UX, vs. Ynocente Bracamonte et ux, complaint to foreclose contract. The Valley National Bank of Phoenix Vs. John E. Gregory et ux, complaint on debt, $1,138.48.

The Valley National Bank of Phoenix vs. Ray L. Harris et UX, complaint on debt, $4,330.48. Shearson, Hammill Co. vs.

Sam Kalmanoff et ux, complaint on debt, $1. 055.36. Indemnity Insurance Company of North America vs. Charles Simpson et UX, complaint on debt, $814.03. Richard E.

Mapes vs. Clinton Perry et ux, complaint on debt, $372. Virginia Cordova vs. City of Tucson, complaint on damages, $12,000. Eugene J.

Freas et ux -VS. George J. Alexander et UX, et al, judgment in favor of plaintiffs foreclosing mortgage. Stephen Bernat et al vs. Lloyd Fink et UX, default judgment in favor of plaintiffs in the sum of $890.

George Lawson, petition to change' name to George Soto. Joe P. Berume vs. Betty J. Williams, dismissed with preiudice.

Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp, vs. Bill Tatum, default judgment in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $987.01. State of Arizona vs. Don Chun et al, Judgment in condemnation in the sum of $35,500.

Pima Contractors Inc. vs. William D. Ayup, judgment in favor of defendant. Richard S.

Curtis, and Richard S. tis Jr. dba Curtis Roofing Co. vs. Richard L.

Denby et ux, dba Denby Denby Builders, et al, complaint on debt, $1,264.84. Anthony -Vomaska Louis J. McAllister et ux, et al, complaint to forclose mortgage. Edwin Mozes dba Executive Rent-ACar vs. Viola Weeks, complaint for damages, $549.57.

DIVORCES Clarence Lauritzen vs. Margaret Lauritzen, complaint. Margaret Winifred Johnson vs. Dennis Lynn Johnson, complaint. Virginia Elizabeth Franke vs.

Marvin Harold Franke, complaint. Myrtle C. Hamby vs. Benjamin Hamby, decree. Darlene E.

Davis vs. Gerald L. Davis, decree. Ida Clydine Porter Ben Leonard Porter decree. Harriett: Florene Hartley vs.

David Calvin Hartley, complaint. Pamela Witkoff vs. Herbert M. Witkoff, complaint, Judith Gustafson, by guardian, vs. Ivan Gustafson, complaint.

SOUTH TUCSON Mack Brewer, Town Magistrate Rose Lopez, Illegal consumption liquor, $100 or 30 days. Virginia Encinas, drunk, $10 or 10 days. L. Craig, simple assault, 30. MARRIAGE LICENSES Manuel Paz, 23, Tucson, and Edilla Salcido, 18, Tucson.

Leo LeRoy. Horsman 21. Reseda, and Carol Lee Josey, 19, El Centro, Callf. Stanley Brandenburg 20, Phoenix, and Sandra Bussard, 19, Amarillo, Tex. Basel H.

Blanton, 28. Tucson, and Mary Leota Catchings, 24, Tucson. Neat Wilkins, 21, Alo, and Sondra Yvonne Kee, 18, Midland, Tex. Meter Mews JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) The Ralph Gifford family thought a kitten was meowing in the furnace.

Firemen were called. They heard the noise, too, but couldn't find any trapped cat. They suggested tearing out part of the brick chimney for a better look. The family started to call wrecking crew. Then someone noticed the natural gas meter near the furnace.

The meter was squeaking just like kitten. WE ARE DEMOCRATS! WE ARE SUPPORTING BOB PICKRELL FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL! And here's READ WHAT. OTHER DEMOCRATS SAY TO WADE CHURCH: am somewhat alarmed and shocked to see the continual fighting of state departments by the attorney general. I thought it was your duty to advise and counsel with them." HON. LEVIS.

UDALL, LATE JUSTICE OF THE ARIZONA SUPREME COURT. During hearing in Land Department case, as quoted in The Arizona Daily Star and The Arizona Republic. "Do you feel the attorney, general has the right to challenge the constitution and the laws? His duty is to uphold JUSTICE FRED C. STRUCKMEYER, JR. OF THE ARIZONA SUPREME During Land Department hearing, as quoted in The Arizona Republic.

"Any attempt to go off on a tangent at the expense of needed legal aid at this time would be very foolish." JUDGE LORNA E. LOCKWOOD OF MARICOPA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, JUSTICE-ELECT OF THE ARIZONA SUPREME COURT. During hearing in Arizona Savings receivership, in which Judge Loekweed rejected Church's interference, as quoted in The Arizona Republic. "The policies (of the superintendent of banks) are made by the administrative officer, and I think the attorney general has heard this before from the supreme court. The policies.

made by the administrative officer, and it is the duty of the attorney general to repre: sent him as legal adviser." JUDGE LOCKWOOD During same hearing, in which Judge Lockwood ruled Church's petitions had no standing in court, also as quoted in The Arizona Republic, "The intervention is ill advised and arises from the failure of the attorney general's office: to inform itself of the facts. Or it may have political ramifications in that they are ignoring the facts." MAYOR DON HUMMELL OF TUCSON Commenting on Church's intervention in Tucson annexation ease, as queted in The Tucson Daily Citizen. you are the plaintiff it is obvious that neither you nor any members of your staff could legally or ethically represent the Arizona Corporation Commission, defendant in the same action The commission believes that in order to properly protect the general public, an independent counsel exercising independent objectivity must be employed to rep resent the Arizona Corporation Commission CHAIRMAN GEORGE F. SENNER, JR. OF THE ARIZONA CORPORATION ROEBUCK AND CO.

NO FREE CHOPPING For letting us estimate installation in your home! I COMMISSION Replying to Church's question as to why the Corporation Commission would not allow the attorney general to defend it against a suit which had been filed by the attorney general, as quoted in The Arizona Republic. "The present attorney general has set himself up as the public conscience and attempted to impose his own ideas upon other officials as to how their departments should be run Despite the rulings of the highest Arizona courts in the matter our incumbent attorney general has persisted in his attempts to invade the prerogatives of other elected officials and to set himself up in state matters as the prosecutor, judge, and jury." NICHOLAS UDALL', FORMER JUDGE OF MARICOPA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT AND FORMER MAYOR OF Written for The Arizona Republic. THIS MESSAGE PAID FOR BY THE FOLLOWING "DEMOCRATS FOR PICKRELL" Alexander Starch, Phoenix Dan C. McKinney, Tucson Morris L. Gerst, Phoenix Durand, Phoenix E.

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Spurlock, Navajo John W. Ross, Tucson. Joseph B. Miller, D. Paulsell, Navajo H.

Talmage, Tucson John U. Vinson, Phoenix' J. A. McDonald, Navajo Angie M. Wallace, Tucson Jarrett S.

Jarvis, Phoenix Sherwood Udall, St. Johns Charles M. Nielsen, Tucson John F. Mills, Phoenix O. Stansbury, Springerville O.

S. McPherson, Tucson Walter F. Kessler, Glendale John J. Gallagher, Scottsdale Holden Olsen, Tucson Ralph J. Lester, Phoenix Cecil D.

Byrns, Glendale Ollie Charline Enke, Tucson R. Hill, Scottsdale: Carolyne Nightenhelser, Glendale Fred Enke, Tucson Ethel P. Lytle, Prescott Sasser, Prescott Ruth P. Stanley, Tucson R. L.

(Roxie) Webb, Prescott C. B. Reddell, Scottsdale Allen G. Hensley, Holbrook Lewis N. Carter, Nogales Ray Cowden, Phoenix Ronnie V.

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G. Wilcox, Nogales John Schmich, Phoenix Pat Gettys, Phoenix Mrs. Arlie Wilcox, Nogales V. T. Lancaster, Phoenix Elaine Walsh, Phoenix Donald George, Kingman John Babcock, Phoenix Irvin.

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Hicks, Tucson Gus Kimble, Douglas Orinn C. Compton, Flagstaff Wallace, Tucson Nellie Dalgleish, Bisbee William R. Preston, Flagstaff. J. W.

"Toad" Johnson, Tueson I. A. Rosok, Bisbee A. L. Walker, Flagstaff Roy E.

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