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1939 TelepHone 3-1111 'Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Tuesday Morning, May 9, Four Kin To Join Suspect Here (Continued From Page One) when young Burgunder, then prelaw student University, Washington, held up and robbed a drugstore in an effort to recoup flot-machine losses. That robbery netted less than $15, and young Burgunder exchanged shots with pursuing policemen before being automo- forced to drive his mother's bile into dead-end street. Sentenced to five to 15 years imprisonment, he was paroled after serving 22 months, then came to Arizona to attend college. From her home in Alhambra, the suspected slayer's mother telegraphed encouragement: "Steady son and courage. Seeing you soon, loving you always." Reward Will Be Paid Assurance that a $250 reward will be paid Earl Sells, sheriff of Washers Ington who county, participated in capture of Tennessee, and othBurgunder came yesterday as in the absence of Governor Harry M.

Moore, governor, signed a proclamation appropriating that amount from a $1,000 fund set up for that purpose by the leglelature. "Both Arizona and Tennessee to be complimented for their officers did fine job and are rapid solution of this case," Mr. Moore said. am well pleased and only wish all of those who had a part in the case could be rewarded. "No doubt the Tennessee sheriff will share the reward with those who aided in the capture." The acting governor said that, due to a provision of the law, the state could not pay the reward until the captured man is convicted, but it.

is understood Sheriff Jordan is to pay the Tennessee sheriff and receive from him an assigned claim to be paid by the Jater. "Certainly the state should able to reward those people for their co-operation without making them wait," Moore added. An application for extradition of young Burgunder from Tennessee to Arizona and complaints charging him with two murders, with warrants of arrest, were sent by mail to Sheriff Jordan yesterday for use in case the slaying suspect should decide 10 fight return to this The extradition request was aligned by Moore. Denies Notification Although Burgunder. while attending the Tempe college, is said to have reported regularly 1o Washlogton parole authorities before the two auto salesmen disappeared and wore found murdered, Arizona Authorities never were notified he etas in this state, Walter Hofmann, chairman of the state board of pardons and paroles, said here yesterlay.

With a number of other states, Arizona and Washington joined in compact several years ago in which they agreed to notify parole authorities when a man released from a prison on parole went to another state, Hofmann declared. Ellis Koury Services Set Funeral services for Ellis M. Koury, 28-vear-old Phoenix automobile salesman, victim of a fiendIsh desert murderer, are scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon in TrinSty Episcopal Cathedral, with the Dev. Delber Wallace Clark officiating. interment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

Koury and E. B. (Jack) Peterson, 35. another salesman. vanished April 29 in a 1939 car with a prospect, and their bullet-pierced bodies were found on the desert 15 miles southeast of here last.

Friday. Robert M. Burgunder, 22, a Tempe college student, was apprehended in Johnson Cr. Sunday and is awaiting return to Phoenix to face two murder charges in connection with the slaying. by his mother, Rada, with whom he resident here five years, the is survived Koury.

A native Syria and resided 212 East Virginia avenue. Other survivors Include his sister, Mrs. Adeevy Coury, resident of IllInois: three uncles. N. Koury, M.

Koury and Mike Saliva; two aunts, Mrs. L. Simmons and Mrs. Jacobs Johns. Three Drivers Face Charges Complaints filed in city court yesterday charge two men with reckless driving and a third drivIng while under the influence of Intoxicating Jiquor.

Hearing for Earnest Finley, 60 sears old. 1746 East Washington street. was set for 3:30 p. m. today on a charge of reckless driving Friday at Van Buren and 19th streets.

Finley, who was arrested by John Wilson and George Young of the police accident- investigation squad, is at liberty under 5300 bond. Rosario Agullar, 24. is held without hond in the city jail, facing trial at 10 a. m. tomorrow on charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor Saturday on Jefferson street from Second 10 Fourth streets.

He was jailed by Haskell Welch and John Wilson of the accident squad. J. B. Alexander, 24. 1212 North 18th avenue, is charged with reckless driving Sunday in connection with a collision at Central avenue and Lincoln street.

involving his car and one driven by Charles Waldroup, 510 South Central aveAlexander, arrested by Bill Stephenson and Verne Cairns of the accident squad. will have hearing at 3:30 p. m. today. He 1s at liberty under $100 bond.

Safford Man Faces Nonsupport Charge Acting Gov. Harry M. Moore yesterday signed a requisition for in extradition Safford for of Earl Geiger, wanted nonsupport of minor children, from San Bernardino. Calif. The papers E.

Mulleneaux. Safford, who was were presented by authorized to return Geiger. M. S. Hawkins CREDIT DENTISTRY PHONE 4-2744 18 and 20 E.

Washington St. (Over Darling 'Dress Shop) Little Stories Of Phoenix Daily Life HEARING for a Stephen T. Hor- and wath, years old, trucker, P. A. Cox, 24, a welder, charged with obtaining merchandise January 9 from E.

L. Adams, 1845 East Washington street, by means of a $98.25 bogus check, yesterday was set. for 10 a. m. May 18 in East Phoenix Precinct Justice Court and a they were jailed in lieu of $750 bond each.

A $10 FINE was paid in city court yesterday by Jose Cantua, 34 years old, who pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting at Third and Jefferson streets. Imposition of sentence on Feliz Varela, also 34, on the same charge, was deferred 30 days. A 10-DAY term in jail was meted yesterday in city court to Warren G. Gilbert, 18 years old, who pleaded guilty to stealing a quantity of canned goods valued at cents from 328 East Jefferson street. Saturday.

He was arrested M. Goodnight. police captain. MEMBERS of the Phalanx Fraternity will meet the Young Men's Christian Association buildling a at 6:45 horseback o'clock riding tonight party to and go desert picnic, it was announced terday by John Campbell, primus. Tuesday, May 1939 49th Fear, No.

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Arizona, under the act of March 3. 1879. PLEADING GUILTY to destroying a windshield of an automobile. the property of Eddie Stokes, 402 South 24th street, Saturday, Cecilio Ruiz, 19 years old, yesterday was meted a 10-day jail term in city court. He was arrested by' Walter McMath and Joe Island, police r8- patrolmen.

of sentence was deferred 30 days yesterday in city court in the cases of two men charged with vagrancy. They are Arthur Kidner, 48 years old, and Walter Daldorf, 55. WHO SELLS.TO THE U.S.? (1938) CANADA EUROPE U.S. A. AFRICA OCEANIA, ASIA LATIN AMERICA EACH HEAVY LINE MILLION ABOUT DOLLARS WORTH OF IMPORTS REPRESENTS Science Service-Pictorial Statistics, Inc.

59 A HEARING on a petition for abandonment of streets in Montebello subdivision as public routes was scheduled by the board of supervisors yesterday for June 14. AUTHORITY to compromise and settle for $162 a suit brought by Carmen Ruiz, asking $3,000 damages from Albert Steele, charging that Edward 12 years old, foot leg at a garbage was hurned severelys on his right and trash dump controlled by Steele southwest of the city, was granted yesterday by Superior Judge M. T. Phelps. EXAMINATION of Mable De Blanc.

40 years old, colored, a housemaid, on a charge of grand larceny in connection with theft last August 13 of $1,150 from the person of Peter W. Landis, 2033 West Adams street, yesterday was set for 3:30 p. m. Monday in West Phoenix Precinct Justice Court and she was jailed in lieu of $1,000 bond. TOWNSEND CLUB meetings scheduled for tonight are No.

12. 10th and Fillmore a streets, at 7:30 o'clock: No. 16 in Roosevelt Neighborhood House, Hermosa drive and Southern avenue, at, 8 o'clock; and No. 22, at 2012 West Van Buren street, at 8 o'clock. A of the Young Republican division of the Arizona at 8 p.

m. tomorrow in Room 508 Republican Association will be held Heard building. THE DIRECTORS meeting of the Arizona Farm Burcau Federation, scheduled, will be May, held has in the County Agricultural building, 1201 East Madison street, June 10, it was announced yesterday by Hollis B. Gray. Tempe, president.

THE OCOTILLO Toastmasters Club will hold a dinner meeting in the Young Men's Christian Association building at 6:15 o'clock tonight, it was announced yesterday by Charles A. Davis, president. ARTICLES of incorporation were filed yesterday with the Arizona Corporation Commission by Kliban's Bargain Store, Yuma. Incorporators are Harry Kliban, Ajo, and Fred J. Burgess and Mike Zavada, Yuma.

Capital stock is 250 shares with a par value of $100 each. CHARGED with disturbing the peace, Charles Gee and Charles Kelly were fined $5 each when they pleaded guilty yesterday in East Phoenix Precinct Justice Court. New Appeal For Annexation Will Be Made By Thalheimer Mayor Walter J. Thalheimer, plans to inaugurate a campaign, personal appeal, to interest influential residents in areas adjoining the city to aid in bringing their districts into the city at the earliest possible date, he announced yesterdav. This movement.

he said. has been prompted by the fact the U. S. CenBureau has warned that all cities and towns must notify the hurcau not later than July 1, 1939, annexations they have completed prior to that date. Resuits of annexations of which the burcau is not notified by July 1 cannot be shown in the 1940 census, Mayor Thalheimer has been advised.

"We ought to pound into residents in outside districts that it the 1940 census is to reflect Phoenix' population in its true light, must, act at once to bring in new territory," he pointed out. The census population of Phoenix will be based on the numher of persons residing in the city limits Suspect Held For Tennessee Turn about is fair play! Ahout the time Tennessee authorities were nabbing Robert M. Burgunder, for Arizona Sunday on a double murder charge, Arizona officers were arresting A suspect for Tennessee on another type of death charge, Burgunder, A Tempe college student, is wanted on charges of murdering E. B. (Jack) Peterson and Ellis M.

Koury, Phoenix automobile salesmen. At Tucson, Abraham Lichert, 44-year-old owner of A Tucson wholesale novelty business, was held in the Pima county jail yesterday under A governor's extradition warrant charging him with manslaughter nesser. Lichert was arrested Sunday, As was Burgunder. W. E.

Layman, deputized attorncy who obtained the warrant from Harry M. Moore, acting governor of Arizona, said the charge involved a highway accident at Bean Station, six years ago, the Associated Press reported from Tucson. An attorney there advised Fd Echols, Pima county sheriff, he intends to contest legality of the arrest through 8 habeas corpus action in superior court today. PIMPLES EXTERNALLY CAUSED SOAP Cuticura helps clear up externally caused pimples. blackheads.

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CUTICURA. SOAP and OINTMENT Drivers Pay $80 In Court Motorists forfeited bonds and paid fines amounting to $80 yesterday in city court. Robert H. Johnson, 23 years old, charged with 25-mile speeding zone, 55 miles forfeited an hour in a $25 bond. He was arrested Saturday by Vic Stewart and accident-in- Orville Brown of the police vestigation squad.

Alfonzo Ubaldo, 32, speeding 40 miles in 8 25-mile zone, paid a $10 fine in lieu of serving a 10-day jail term; and Charles Seaman, 25, forfeited the same amount on a charge of speeding 50 miles an hour in a 35-mile zone. J. C. Early, 20, elected to serve A 10-day jail term in lieu of paying a $10 fine on a "negligent colJision" charge. John Stephens, 45, specding: 35 miles an hour in a 25-mile zone, forfeited $5 bond.

Anna M. Francisco, 60, charged with backing into a street when it WAS not safe, forfeited $10 bond And forfeiture of $5 bond was made by Joe Musgrave, 26, driving while the brakes of his car were defective: H. L. Reed, 32, not stopping! when entering a street from private drive, and Norman Valdez, 25, passing a boulevard stop sign. Fines of $2.50 were paid by Ira Grinnell, 38, and Art Cald, 20, each charged with passing A boulevard stop sign.

Imposition of sentence was deferred 30 days in the case of Ed Flick, 60, turning left without giving a signal. STORIES IN STAMPS By I. S. Klein MADISON-AMERICA'S CONSTITUTION MAKER The current year brings back the story of James Madison with particular significance; 1939 marks the 150th anniversary of the setting up of the United States gOVernment and it was Madison who framed the constitution which vided that government. No colorful figure was this dry little man, son of a Virginia planter.

He led no armies in the Revolution, he was no public idol. Yet he carried a tremendods influence. He hated war but he served the cause well in congress and when the struggle was all over he served the country well again, warning it against the flood of useless paper money that was threatening. Then came the day of reckoning-the day to establish the new government on a lasting basis. Madison was appointed to a committee to draft a national constitution.

It was a staggering assignment because at that hour the condition of the was little short of anarchial. Only the most intelligent statesmanship could weld James the colonies Madison togethelded that statesmanship. With rare legal skill he drafted the outline of the constitution which has lasted 150 years and still stands as one of great documents of all time. With equal brilliance, Madison fought for its adoption and won. So the constitution remains Madison's greatest monument.

Madison, fourth president, Is shown above on a U. S. stamp of the issue of 1894, $2 sapphire blue, enlarged. Funeral Is Set For Harry Bell Funeral services for Harry Bell, 49 years old, 3640 North 18th street, A resident of Phoenix 11 years, will at be the held A. at H.

2 p. m. McLellan tomorrow Funeral with the Rev. Robert E. Elmore officiating.

Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Masons in Mr. Bell, who was retired, died Sunday. He was a war veteran and a member of the Masonic lodge of Indianapolis, Ind. He is survived by his wife, Lydia; A son, Harry Bell, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Pettid and Mrs.

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COURTESY DRUG STORE Murder Trial Is Reset Trial of Shirley Beulah Asche, 37 years old, on a charge of murdering her 57-year-old peace officer husband, Charles J. Asche, scheduled to start at 9:30 o'clock this morning before Superior Judge Arthur T. La a. Prade, May will 23. be continued to 9:30 m.

Darrell R. Parker, deputy county ance attorney, affidavits obtained that Richard F. the continuHarless, county attorney, and Lon Jordan, after sheriff, another now murder Knoxville, are necessary witnesses in the pect, state's case, Mrs. Asche found her husband dead in the bedroom of their home 22 2405 after North hearing 20th two street January outside, she told ahota while she was authori. ties.

after. "expert murder testimony" charge was fist would have to the etfect sible" It for Asche to have been "Impos fired tan shots from his breast. large-callber platel John M. Levy and K. into his own Wren, attorneys for Men.

Asche, reDonald "sisted the motion for continuance. A COMPLAINT charging Harry Lee Morgan with violation of Dan- the Mann act was brought before iel Hurley, U. S. commissioner, here yesterday. Morgan held in the Gila County Jail In Globe.

GLEN R. SIMPSON, charge of the U. S. Army recruiting station here, announced day Edward M. Dimbeck, Baltimore, had been accepted for enlistment had been sent to Fort Bliss, for another exlamination.

DOCK SMITH, 56 years old, yesterday pleaded not guilty in city court to charge of theft Friday of a $20 watch, the property of David Calmes, 221 East Adams street. who was arrested by Dave Montgomery and T. W. Rader, detectives, will face trial at 3 p. m.

tomorrow. HEARING for Ruperto Carrillio, 29 years old, charged with disturbing the peace at 420 West Grant street, was set in city court yesterday for 3 p. m. tomorrow. The complaint was signed by Chona Gama.

Carrillio was released under $25 bond. AL N. ZELLMER, president of the Arizona Safety Council, will speak at the luncheon meeting of the 20-30 6 Club in Hotel Westward Ho at yesterday noon by today, William it was announces, president. FINAL hearing on A petition seeking to vacate several streets and alleys in Windsor Square as public thoroughfares was set by the board of supervisors yesterday for May OPENING a series of sessions which will continue over a period of 20 days, the city commission met yesterday to receive protests concerning 1939 assessments on city property for taxation purposes. The commission will meet at 10 daily, except Sundays, THE BOARD of supervisors yesterday set May 15 as the date for a final hearing on the proposed designation of 20th street from Jackson street to Palm avenue as a county highway.

TRIAL of L. J. Stagg and Vivian DeWolf, Phoenicians, on a felony charge of practicing medicine without a license on Norman Thompson, Phoenix, scheduled for tomorrow. was vacated yesterday by Superior Judge M. T.

and reset for September 7. Pursuant to stipulation, the court also amended the information to fix the date for commission of the alleged offense as November 22, 1938, instead of January 22, 1939. Second Band Concert Set Another in a series of programs serving both to mark the formal dedication of the music shell in Encanto Park and the observance here of National Music Week, will he held at the music shell between 8 and 9 p. m. today.

The entertaining groups particlpating in tonight's program will be the concert band of the Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe, directed by R. B. Lyon, and the men's glee club of the college, directed by Miss Bess Barkley. The series of events, which will continue through Friday, has been arranged by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce as its contribution to the local Music Week program and is open to the public without charge. The Mesa Union High School band, directed by W.

W. Bond, will entertain tomorrow night. The Phoenix Union High School band, last directed night. by A. R.

Etzweiler, played Following is tonight's program: Band March, The Klaxon Fillmore Overture, Safari Holmes, A Japanese Sunset Glee Club Vagabonds Thomas On Great Lone Hills, from "Finlandia" Sibelius Play Gypsies, Dance Gynsies Kalman Band Melodie Overture, The Midnight Sun Yoder Glee Club Dance My Comrades Russian Folk Song: King Jesus is a Listenin' Spiritual The Peasant and His Oxen Jugo-Slav Folk Song Band Beautiful Lady arr. by Yoder Maria, Mari Capua A Southern Wedding Lotterl March of the Steel Men Cranium Crackers Occupy Yourself With Occupations Here are five occupations: paIcontologist, joiner, ophthalmologist, cooper, voyageur. From the list of descriptive phrases below, can you select the proper one to fit each occupation? Treats diseases of the eye. Travels about the world to make surveys. Finishes house woodwork.

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If Phoenix is to have the population listing which it should or as close that as possible there must toe immediate looking toward the further expansion of its limits, mayor asserted. The annexation program, actively promoted by the city up to a few months ago when it was forced to a standstill by lack of funds, resulted in an estimated increase of only about 16,000 in the city's population. The city now being unable to act, it remains for those residents now outside who have vision enough to sce the material bencfits which higher population listing would bring Phoenix, to join with others interested in the program and aid in bringing in as much territory possible before the dead line, Mayor Thalheimer pointed out. He announced he planned to write personal letters to a number of prominent residents in suburban districts adjoining the present city limits and seek their help. Woman Stunt Flier Forced Down, Hurt BAKERSFIELD, May 8- (UP)--Bernardine King, 22 years old, well-known Hollywood woman stunt flier, was slightly injured late today when she was forced to land her airplane in an alflafa field one mile south of here.

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