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Page 8 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN Friday. January 14. 1944 MARKET NEWS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Market Movement By VICTOR A NEW YORK, Jan. 14. (A 1 )--Stocks, gen erally shifted to the recovery zone Ir today's market under leadership ot mil Some Idle investment funds that hat waiting Cor much lower levels an returned to the buying slcli when hesitancy of the past two clay failed to bring out any real liquidation Owrnlxht study of the budget mcssagi also inspired a certain amount of In llationary demand, Many customers however; continued to hold aloof to congressional action on taxes labor, rencgotliition and price ceilings restraints persisted in cloudy polltlca trend" and tho forthcoming record wa 10 uo mions began to harden after the nnenlnc gains of fractions to poln so were well distributed near the close There were isolated wider climb- Cl SC 'Larger blocks issues South Porto American th wv push In bond division.

Grain f'HlCAGO Jan. H. W)-- Wheat prjc market were su The into strength in wheat, which sen nriccs above the preceding close, EJili-ctod In a better undertone for other grains However, trading remalncc Olner griuna. i rr) nx. Mav onts were Hii Grain table.

July September December LQW c(osc 1.7?'.'* 1.70 14 1.71 1.159'n l.fiR'.'i May July September May July September December May July September .78 Rye 1.29% 1.30%1,30% 1.29% 1.30%1.29% 1.28',i 1.20-VB 1.30'/· 1.29'A 1,30 121'A 1.22'A 1.21 1.20V* 121 1.20 Vi 1.19 1,20 New York Bank And Trust Stocks Bk of Am Nts Bank of Man Bank of Bankers Tr Bklyn Tr Cen Han Bk Tr Chase Nat Chem Bk Tr Commercial Cont Bk Tr Cont III Chi Corn Ex Bk Emptie Tr First Nnt (Bos) (SF) 388'" 85 18M, 400 50 00 22B i 1453 Guaranty Tr 304J Irving Tr Kings County Lawyers Trust Manufacturers Tr Manufacturers Tr pf Natl City Trust Public Title United States 1Z7S TnV 93- Vi 47-Vfl 231 1495 ,,.1440 34 45 to 51 34'A 37 tt 53 36 'A 93 1320 Cotton NEW YORK, Jan, 14. futures advanced today ns a letup in hedge offerings made prices vc to a resumption of trade price 'ixlng against textile contracts. derived encouragement from the higher December consumption total and reports of improved demand for ''Latrnoon values were 20 to 40 cents a bale higher, March 19.81, May hedge se.lln* and liquidation erased early gains 40 cents Future" dosed" unchanged to 20 cents 10 March 10.77. May 19,49, July 1928 October (new) 19.00, December 20.61N. N-- Nominal.

New York Curb Alum Co Am Am Cyan Am Gas El Am Superpow Ark Nat Gas A Baldwin Loco War Berk Gay Furn Carrier Corp Chesbrough Cities Service Cit Svc pf El Bond Sh El Bond Sh p( Glen Aid Con! Humble OH Lone Star Gas Mldvale Nlag Hud Pow Pcnnrnad Republic Avla St Regis Pap Solnr Alrc Technicolor to 27 28 G'A 1 15-10 13 99'A 99 'A 80 3 to 3'A 3 88 15 to 30 ft 8 to 3 to 3 13 40 to 28 7-18 1 13 to 09'A 98 to 8 to 35 to 8 to 25" I 3 to 5 3 13 to New York Bonds Am 3'AM 01,. Am 3s 56 Arm Del 4s 55 A Line 1st 4s 52 1st Mtg 48 st 03 St A Chi Gt West 4s 88 CMSP Pac 5s 75 Chi cv 49.. CRI 4V3S 52 A CIU Rfg 4s 34 Hudson Coal 5s GZ A. M-K-Tex 1st 4s 00 M-K-Tex 4s NYC Rfg 5s 2013 Nor Pac 4s 97, Pen Gen 5s 68 Phelps Dodge 3'-is 52 Republic Steel 4 Vis 61 Sou Pnc 4 Vis 68 -SOU Pac 4'As 81 Sou Pac 89 Sou Pac Rfg 4s as Sou Pnc clt 4s 49 Western Un 5s 51 lOIUi BO'A 80 49VB 47 to 41 04 70 'A on RO 04 07 103 to 115 Vi 105', 92 'A 70 a 44 80 47 14 'A 45 'A 40 to 57 r.7% 04 uo-r. 10(5 to 105" 3 7(1 li 80 4B 3 'n 59 58 'A fiS'A 94 'A 04 or.n 100 to 70 GO Otto 103 Exchange York open Britain -official SC Arg cntlna 4 'free 25,08.

unchanged; Brazil I Mexico 20.G5N, N--Nominal. Local Eggs, Poultry Extra large. Large Medium Small 'ind 30 dressed. 33 Hens, all weights, live, 27; dressed. 3 5: rc5 TM'v 18 to Jugoslavs (Continued From Pago One) ress In Herzegovina where the enemy pressure had Increased.

The partisans repulsed a German attack near Stolac, north of the Dalmatian port or Dnhrovnik, and lead mine producing 80(1 tons a month was occupied, Jugoslav communique said. A train was derailed on tho the engine and 30 cars wiiv destroyed. About 70 Germans were killed or captured, and con- material captured. STOCK AVERAGES Closing averages furnished Dow Jones through E. Hutton members ol tho New York Stock Ex- chanBC 30 20 66 Indus.

Rails Utlls. St'ks THURSDAY 137.35 34,91 22.25 47,92 FRIDAY ......138.15 33.37 22,36 48.27 A i 41 41 A V. Alaska a 100 6 A A -I. A eg Lud Stl 11 26V. 26 A A Al C'hcm Cye 4 1JB 14BJi 14B A to Allied Sirs 7 Allls-Ch Mtg 4 Am A(! Ch Del 7 31'A Jl Am Cnn 3 85 Am Can Fcly 16 Am Ch Si Cable 3 Am Loco 31 1C to Am St 55 Am Roll Mill 10 13'A Am Smelt IB M'A Am Stl Fclrs 31 84 'A 05 A Al 35 Vi A A 1ST.

A 13'A 38 A 13 A 'A 38 'A A 42 2Sto Al 8 A Am Tob Am Wat Wks 10 Atch 1C All Coast Line Alt Refining Atlas Corp Avlat Coi-p Bnlcl Loco CT Bait Ohio Banisdull Oil Bcndlx Avlnt Beth Steel Blnw-Knox- A A 3 A 'A 5 25'A 25 to A 22 12 to A 'A 21 4 40 20 52 G'A G'A 12 6 34 13 2 58 uid i tn Boeing Airplane 14 14'A 14 Bordcn Cb 11 29'A 23 35'A Bridgeport Brass IS 35 'A A GA A 'A A Al B'A A 'A 14 Vt 29 'A A 9'A A BrigKS Mfg Burling Mills Canad Pacific Caterpll Trac Celnnesc Corp Chcs Ohio Chrysler Corp Climax Molyb Cluctt Peabdy 27 to A 19 10 'ID A 'A 8V, 5 21 "fl'AA 'A 15 45 44'A 45 A to' 7 3(i'A Al 15 45 to A A 'A US 1 13 36 Colgatc-Pnlm 21 24 A 3(i A 'A 3U'A A 24 24 A to Credit 1 0 41'A 4 1 A A A Coml Invest Tr 14 44'A A Vi 15 15 to A IB 6 Coml 28 Cmwth South 68 Cmwili Eel Cons Edison Container Corp Cont Cnn Cont Motors Cont Oil Del Corn Products Crane Co Crown Zcllcr Crucible Steel Cuban-Am Sug Curtiss- Wright. Dccrc Co Dlst Corp-Scag Dome Mines 11-1G 7 A 68 21 Mi 34'A 5'A 31Vo 50 12 11 9 29 'A 21.1/8 34 Mi 3 4 5'A 5'A A to A Mi 5G 56 19 to 10'AD 'A A Va 2013 A 'A 1G 12-Vn A 9 5To A to 4 39 39'A A 3 29'A 29 A 2 9 A 'A 40 25'A 25'A A A Livestock KANSAS CITY, Jan. 14. (WFA)-- Hoes: Salable GOOO; totnl 0200; fairly active steady from 300 Ibs. down and sows; butchers 300 Ibs.

weak to 25 lower; Rood and. choice 200-300 Ibs. few 310-350 Ibs. 12.25-73; 170-190 Ibs. 11.85-13.00; 140-lflp Ibs.

10.50-11,85; sows 11.00-50. Cnttle; Salable- 500; total 700: calves: Salable 150; totnl 200: not enoiiKh cattle offered to establish market trend: vealer and calves fully steady; lots med i and sljuiRhlor steers 11.50-12,25; common and medium heifers odd head good to choice yearling steers cows supply largely cutter and medium crnde 7.25-9.75: odfl woe 11.00; few canners good 6.00-50; one Cood bull 11.00; common to medium 8.00-10, Poles ,00 J-SLMUI; A Doug A i a 8 52'A 52'A A A Eastern Air fast. Kodak El Auto-Lite tllcc Boat Eng Pub Svc Ex-Cello- FlitHkotc Gen Elcc Gen Foods Gen Motors i Sat 20 9 Goodrich (B F) 8- 43 Goodyear 14 30 Gt Nor. Ry Pf 23 28 Greyhound Cor IBS 22 1G2'A 1G4 7 1G4 -4 39'A 38 13 10'A 15 1 23 7 23 20'A 38'A A V. 10 'A A A Vi 23 A 20 A 39 37'A 5 42 5 42'A A 41 52 Va 51'A A 'A 9 9 to 42 Vi A 39 A 'A 21 22 Al 97 9S 74 7 12 7 PA 97 Al'A 7S'A 7 ft A Al Houd-Hcrshey 3 15'A A 111 Central 29 12to A Indust Rayon 5 40'A 40'ADJA Inger-Rand Inland Steel Intcrlakc Iron Int Harvester Int Nick Cnn Int Tel Tel Johns-Mnnvillc Kresge (S S) Kroger Groc Lehman Corp Lib-O-F Glass Lockheed Hfi 27'A A 12'A 12 A to 81 90 fi 4 31'A 4 30 to 30 to A 44V, 1G 45 to 3 13 89'A A 'A 16'A A 'A Lone Sinr Com.

fi 45'A 45to 45Vji Marine i a 82 GA G'A Marshall Field ..9 14to 14 14 Martin (Gl) Co (i 17'A 17to McKess 5c Rob 8 22'A A to Montgom Ward 2G 4(i 4 6 i a A Murray Corp 2G 9'A fl'AA Nnsh-Kclvlnator 58 12 A 'A Nat Acme 3 14'A 14'A 14'A Nat Aviation 7 11 A 22 29 29 20'A A to 3 31 to 31 31 "A 10 19'A A 'A 'A North 48 I I A A North. 52 14to 14 A Ohio Oil 18'A 18 I A A Packard Motor 15 A to Am Airways 26 32'A 31 to Vat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg 4 Nat Dairy Prod Nnt Distillers Nat Lead Cen RR 57 Shtpbldg 4 4 i Param Pictures 26 Patino Mines 15 Penney 3 95 95 32'A Al 24 to 2 4 to 17-1 a to I i i ''3 Pcnn RR 15 27'A 27to 27'AA 'A Phillips Pet 10 A Proctor Gam 7 A Pullman 20 38 A 'A Pure Oil 20 16'A 1C 1 A A Radio Cor ol A 149 A Raybestos-Man, 2 29 20 A V. Steel 2 5 17'A A to Reynolds Tob B. 10 29'A 29to 29'A A Schenley Distil 21 40'A 39'A A to Scars Roebuck 12 88 87 A Scrvel Inc 1 5 17'A A 'A Socony-Vacuum 48 98 25 to A 'A 20 22'A A 26to 2fito South. Pacltlc Southern Ry Ipcrry Corp 12 iplcgel Inc 5 itand Brands 10 30 itand Oil Cal 9 37'A Stand Oil I 23 3 4 34 A Stand Oil J.

26 54'A 54 54'A A 3 Itudebkr 15to 14'A 15 A A 30 i Co Texas 'Co 14 5 27'A 27V: 'A 49'A 49 35 A Gulf Sulph 4 35 'Id Wat A I 3 'Imk-Det Axle. 2 A 'A 'ransamerlca 2 8to 8 to 8to 'rans A i 10'A 19 19'A A Jnlon Bag Sc 11 A Union 6 80 79'A 80 A to Union 11 99 97 "A 99 A2 United Air 17 United A i a 42 29to 2B A A 'A United 2 20'A 20'A United Corp ..249 1'A A to 1R 4 United Gas Imp 48 2'A A to Gypsum 6 73'A 73'AD 'A Rubber 1 4 43to A 'A Steel 31 53to 53'A A to Corp. 5 19 19 A Vest Union Tel 5 42'A A to Westing Air Br 9 22'A A West El Mtg 14 95 Wheeling Stl 2. White Motor vilson V. 14 Voolwth (F W) 20 39 to A A A 'A 21'A 37 to 21 'A A A Vorthing PM 1 Youngst Sh 22 SALES today Previous day o-n'ipn nco Bo.i.IHU VV.LIV eihw nnn ir 'wo vcars ago 034,920 677,989 'anuary 1 to dale fear ago years ago ARIZONA COPPER Anaconda I Hecla Icrro dc Pasco Jonsolldated Copper Hccla Mln nsplratlon Miami hclps Dodgo Total sales.

12,900. 8.465,680 7,483,070 LIST ..22 4 6 2 33 "A 2 1 8 42 1 fi'A 8 30 39 22'A 25ft (i'A BQ 25 'A 3 PA fi'A Russians (Continued From Pago One) 15 miles of the Nazi administrative icnter of Rovno, and boat off fierce JJerman counterattacks on the ap- reaches to Rumania. A rolling artillery barrage from umclrecls of guns massed around i 50-mile front before Mozyr and alinkovlchl, junction of the Go- mel-PInsk and Zhlobin-Berdichev paved the way for the vVhite Russian advances by knock- ng out German defenses so con- jentrated that 200 'field and antl- ank guns and 100, machineguns vere found in a single, narrow sector, I Overwhelm Germans Then Soviet tanks, cavalry, and o.r 1 Infantry plunged through, the gaps in the German. Ines, overwhelming enemy forces jcforc they could rally from thd nirrlcane bombardment. More than 40 towns and villages were- overrun, Including Zimo- vische, nine miles west of Mozyr: My.tya; 13 miles south, and Dudichi, 10 north and only three miles from.

Kalinkovlchi, The for- bida the eating of pork. cood to choice' vcnlers 13.00-14.00: cu) and common fl.00-9.50: medium and Rood heavy calves nothing done on few 'loads stockevs offered. Sheep: Salable and total 2000: active killing classes steady; Rood to choice lea lambs 15.40; numerous shipments 15.0025' with good to choice truck In Jot; i i the price spread; Bood to choice shorn lambs with No, 1, skins 14.75; top ewes 7.50. CHICAGO! Jan. 14, (M (WAV-- Salable hoes 8,000: totnl slow, steady on weights over 200 Ibs.

and on sows weights under 200 Ibs. fairly active stronc to 25 higher: Rood and choice 200300 Ibs. 1,1,75 the too: 310-350 Ibs, 12.5090: 170-190 Ibs. a few 150170 Ibs. 11.50-12.65: good and choice 350- Ibs.

sows 11.85-12.00; choice lighter weights to 12.10; approximately 4,000 un- cattle salable calves 500 extremely draggy. weak trade on all grades fed steers and yearlings, Including yearling heifers; instances 2.. lower: dcmnnd thin thnt moderate supply being taken off TM' lkcth1 a 'ft sharply lower ds; cnort to choice light seers topped nt 15,75: sorted supply choice heifers absent, odd hood and small lots p.7S-12.flO: cows in liberal supply moderately active, but 105 lower: cutters 7.25 down; most com. mon and medium beef cows 7.75-10.00 bulls on catch-as-catch-can to '5 lower; vcalevs steady at 13.00-lj.o with "outs" at stock cattle ex ll dU sheep total 4.500; TM enough lambs sold early to establish market, asking prices fully steady: package medium to good native lambs sold stead at 15 25, but most early bids 15-25 good and choice fed woo led Ibs. fed.

western owes 8.00, odd lots native ewes 7.75 down, LOS ANGELES, Jan, 14. (K-, Cattle salable 700; slow, about RtoadsN medium 'to cood steers 14.00-15,35, lew common 12.00: odd medium to cood heifers 12.00-13,50; medium to good eows 11 00-12 50' cutter to common 8.75-10.50. cnrmcra and cutters G.50-6,50; few down 0 Ca'fves' salable steady; medium to eood common to good calves medium to good slow, rail ho RS 2 5 higher; few sales trucklns steady but hulk unsold; three loads Rood to choire Ibs, ra hoes topped at Rood to choice 200-240 lb, trucklns 4.75; few medium and Rood 180-220 Ibs. n.nn- 1400; medium to Rood sows 10.00-10.i5, a Rood choice woolcdVmbs quoted 14.50-15.00 or Tan 14 W) fU. S.

Dept. AarTOFAl-Cattle; Salable and total 1 000- calves; Salable and total 100; moVtiy "tock show run larfiely Sows and I steady loai I me cows 9.50; common to medium buns B.00-9.00; common Rood stock steers 1 0 4 0 total slow 10 Sheep: ''Salable and total 2200; trucked classes, Japs (Contlmied From Pago One) was not even used by the Japanese at the time of the invasion. Of far more importance are tne Japanese airbase of Gasmata some 80 miles east, and the Cape Gloucester airdrome, 65 miles northwest. Gloucester Croiccr Plum On Dec, 26, 11 days after Arawe was invaded, stronger amphibious forces landed at Cape Gloucester, impressively smashed through Nipponese pillbox defenses, and seized the airdrome. Then It was that.

headquarters allowed it to be said that Arawe was invaded largely to draw Japanese attention away from the larger objective. Before the Cape Gloucester operation, war correspondents pointed out that seizure of Arawe cut Japa. nose barge traffic along the southwest coast to and from nearby New Guinea. They also noted that Arawe commanded eastern flank of those vita! 'narrow waters between New Britain and New 'Guinea. Cape Gloucester has superseded Arawe in both roles.

Even if all the Arawe sector were abandoned, provided such evacuation was accomplished orderly under sea and air protection, there would be small cause for rejoicing in Japan so long as those marines at Cape Gloucester push inland while construction battalions put the two airstrips in working condition. But- the Americans remain in the Arawe sector. Headquarters today emphasized that activity there dirt not involve the main force on either side. Purposely Misleading In view of this, Japanese Arawe announcement seems knowingly misleading. Perhaps the Japanese factory worker needs surcease from Tokyo radio's' recent trend of saying over and over 'that a crisis is brewing in the Pacific, A colonel who returned from Arawe this week said, "The Japs are only a hundred yards from our lines and we can fight there any time we want it," Since -the first Japanese retreat under heavy fire by American sea, air, and ground units, the enemy has infiltrated back down the Pulie river from the north, and made several attempts to retake the.

peninsula. But our forces, digging in, have withstood heavy night bombing raids and ground City lit For At Least 12 More Years jVVater bonds in the sum. of $179,000 are being retired! this month, Joseph D. McAllister, city treasurer, today, which the total outstanding debt on the water services down to At the a of year the' debt' was. $710,000., -Bonds retired included, $165,000 of the 1914 series or the total issue.

and $14,000 of the. 1938 series; McAllister In acldltiorf to the water' bonds being Jn improvement paving are being wiped off the, slate which places the city in on- viable. stated. At present' -rate reduction, the 'city should be out" of debt by .1956 rib-, new, debts 1 contracted, i (Continued From Page One) the story. Last autumn Karol Poplel, Polish minister of state, made this statement A.

I. Goldberg, an Press correspondent in London: "All. the United Nations agree post-war occupation of Germany is necessary. It is obvious that the Poles, knowing the Germans better than anyone else, will take part in the obligation of serving as occupa- Kion authorities. This will not af- feet the eventuality of Poland hav ing to bring part of certain German territories within her boundaries.

the territories east of the river 'Elbe, the area Germany cultivated for years as the home of the Herrenvolk after trying to displace the Slavonic peoples who.for- merly inhabited must be occupied and 'its German inhabitants re-educated (this area comprises a large section of Prussia.) "Silesia must return to Poland. East Prussia must be exterminated. It be part of Poland." "Extermination" of East Prussia --perhaps with transfer of all Germans back to the fatherland- would remove one of the i sores of eastern Europe. It's a hot-bed of Junkerism. The Junker belongs to the insufferable "me und Gott" Prussian aristocracy, which believes that the Prussian race born to rule and has maintained its supremacy, with lash and sword.

'Elimination of this isolated east province from Poland's side also would wipe out a cause of constant and dangerous friction between the Germans and the Poles, The position of East Prussia was one of Hitler's excuses for inva'ding Poland. Polish annexation of some other bits of Prussia proper might serve a useful purpose. The Poles understand the Prussian mentality and know how to deal with it, As Karol Popiel said, Prussia east of the Elbe--a huge slice of Germany--will have to be occupied by the Allies and re-educated, That wilj be a ancl difficult task, for while a Prussian child may he susceptible to new ideas and ideals, it's highly doubtful whether an adult Prussian can understand anything short of manhandling, and that won't make him change his mind. The job of remoulding Prussia is likely to take a generation, and many observers believe that a realignment of territories, such as involved in some Polish annexations, might be of real, assistance. South (Continued From Page One) final decision is possible before the election, the' governors Gov.

Prentice Cooper of Tennessee, chairman of the conferences said today that if the South's plea is heeded the prices for rail movement of manufactured products all over the country will be affected. Solid Front Sought Cooper has, been here a week arranging details of a meeting Monday night to bring the governors and Southern congressional leaders together in a solid front on their rate parity fight. "This is not something to help the South," Cooper said, "but a campaign that will benefit the entire nation. By removing the rate discriminations against: us can grow and become healthy and prosperous and beneficial to other sections. "This i.s nol; a move to industry away from the but simply to remove conditions that prevent the South making its own industrial progress for the good of Its people." Other governors besides Cooper the conference are Broughton of North a i a Johnston of South Carolina, Holland of Florida, Arnall of.

Georgia, Sparks, of Alabama, Adkins of Arkansas, and Kerr of Oklahoma. Several unable to come will send spokesmen. Italy (Continued From PaRf! One) their southern wing seized the heights of Monna Casale and Mt, Acqua'fondata. the Stir army's Adriatic front, New Zealand and British troops improved their positions north of Ortona and sent patrols stabbing deep into the enemy lines, "gaining valuable information and capturing prisoners," the communique sajd. It was announced that the 5th and 8th armies, since the beginning of the Italian campaign last Sept.

3, have captured 8,000 German Pacific (Continued Prom Page One) using the barges in attempts to evacuate their forces trapped between the American forces at Said or and Australian' troops coming up from the Huon peninsula of New Guinea. Ethiopians speak a Semitic language. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ruRNITURB WANTED tor army, LOST--Black bill fold In or near Manair corps and defensa workers, TOP r-inh -PinHoT- or PRICES for anything In household EXCHANGE. Phone 5620, THRIFTY FURN N. Fourth CUT FLOWERS.

PHONE 320. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSES EXPERT DYEING Alterations and Repairs BROADWAY CLEANERS 1904 E. Broadway Phone 2271 PANSY: Stock, snap-dragon, calendula carnation, gweet pea, viola, petunia ranunculus, ivies, vegetable plants, poln gettlas, 30. Eastburn'g, 1295-M. 734 E.

I MAN or woman food checker and cashier wanted. Santa Rita Hotel. TWO good experienced cooks 4a wanted. Santa Rita Hotel. CHOICE 'A and 'A-acre homesites, Grant rtoad district, $175 and $300; $10 down, $10 monthly.

Will help finance garage house. Phone Q41G-J5. FREE copies New Deal Alphabetical Agencies on request at Republican Headquarters, 55 E. Pennington St. 1 Phone 7399.

PRUDENTIAL Ins. Co. of America, H. P. RYAN.

272 E. Congress. Ph. G5S. MARINE oil painting, full rigged ship.

hand carved frame. 41x29, cost $350, Sale, cash, $125, 3653-J. DUMP TRUCK for sale. Will take house- trailer or car in trade. ANY CAR SIMONIZED, $3.

OSCAR'S Service, Congress and Main, Ph. 6846. JUST ARRIVED--New shipment restaurant dishes and silverware. Electric Service 231 Congress. CAR washing, simonizlng, steam cleaning, tire repair, serv.

Anytime, anywhere. Robles 301 S. 6th. 2952. LARGE city lots for colored.

down, $10 monthly. 0416-J5. FOR SALE--Cadet blouse, size 40. Call 7138-J after 5 or Sunday. CHILDREN'S toys and play equipment-sturdy and attractive.

H. W. Brannen, 1621 'E. First. Phone 598Q-W.

FOR SALE--1932 PLYMOUTH coupe. 2118 E. 10th. 3641-M. FOR SALE--Michigan built trailer, Butane range, excellent tires, perfect condition, $1,200.

Cash or terms ar- rnngod. Ross Cou'rt. 2501 S. 4th Ave, GENTLEMAN, permanent resident, clean habits, desircswoom or gnragc or rear yard apartment between now and Jan, 21, Tel. 4557-W or write Star-Citizen Box 421, SOLDIER'S wife will do light housework exchange for room for self and husband, Phone 7538-R, HERE IS an opportunity to buy a good used car, 1937 Olds sedan, scat covers, radio, heater, excellent tires, A-l condition, taken in as part payment on a late model car, Phone 6328-R.

FOR SALE--1936 Chevrolet sedan. A bar- lain at $345. Write Box 4481, University tntlon, giving telephone or address. LOST--Three ration books. Names, Webber and Cook, Grocerymen please Reward, Phone 3084, FOR SALE--Complete furnishings of six- room apartment.

Call 7069-J. WANTED--Maid for guest ranch, Spanish or No -colored. Ph. 2006, FOR SALE--Cheap. Darkroom equipment, Call 7009-J.

TWO ROOMS and kitchenette, Lights, water and Frlgidalre. 219 E. Lincoln. FOR SALE--B-flat clarinet in good con- dltlon. log S.

Scott. HOUSETRAILER--Real buy. Price $425, James, Oracle and New Wetmorc Road. HOUSETRAILER lor sale. sleeps 4, Max Paradise in, tirade Road.

APPLICATIONS for cleaners, white or Mexican. Have opening for two cleaners. Apply to chief engineer. Valley National Building. WANTED Maid for small rest home.

Ph. 751. FOR SALE--20 unit trailer Will take car and trailer Can be financed, $5,500. Ross Trailer Court, 2501 4th Ave; FOR SALE BY OWNER Five-room house, fully furnished, with another house partly built, Three acres good soil, new deep'well and $800; 50 to 75 laying hens; 12 full grown and bearing pecan trees. Walking distance to good, school, church and shbp- alng.

Bus line to town goes by.the door. Price $5000, Shown by appointment, Phone FULLER BRUSHES. Ph. 2818 any hour, fh. nttj both the- Arizona unity oiar SUPERB RUSSIAN-JEWISH blackthorn Tucson Dally Citizen coniecuttvtly, cane; scrimshaw (animal) cane; Conn of.

one out trumpet. 5270-W. BEAUTIFUL Spaniel 4066-W. 121' So, Olsen. BANK EMPLOYEE and wife, permanent small furnished home nr 'Call P.

Gurba. ROOO, WANTED office; messengers; apply; departhrienti Western" Union. BRUSHES delivered. Phone 2B1B. RELIABLE and competent woman ioi flliu uuiliK'VtCLiif housework.

Good iiltry; Phone AMiAWVVMJ 0400-R3. hattan Club. Finder please return or mall to owner. Valuable papers. Phone 1850-W.

FULLER MOPS any hour. delivered. Ph. 2813 WANTED--Typewriter repairman, Must be- experienced and furnish references. Write C.

M. Gordon. Star-Citizen Box 424. Present employees have been in- formcd ot this ad. WANTED--Colored maid, light housework, no cooking, part time or by week.

Pleasant living quarters if de- wife. fi463. BABY BUGGY--Rubber tires. 2650 WO ierms Oracle Rd. All States Court, 3rd trailer.

Ph. 5174. WANTED--Bell boy. Call In person, El Conquistador Hotel, USED gas range. 3 burners, oven, $8.

Near Senior High School. 510 N. Jacobus, war tires and home size electric rc- frigerator, $1800. Phone 834-W. 1939 OLDSMOBILE club coupel Has heater, radio and good tires, $800.

Phone 834-W. IF you would like to rent an apartment or a house to couple who will guarantee upkeep, call 5425-R, 1937 DODGE COUPE--New seat covers, 4 recap tires, new paint job. Mechani cally perfect, $550. Texaco Sta. Broad way at Country Club.

Apirtmtntfc Auto Loam Autoi For Autoi Wanted Auto Courts, Trailer Sptct 34 Bicycles. J9 Business Opportunities Busincsi Property Business Cats, Dude Ranches and Help Wanted. Femala 7 Help Wanted, Male and Help Wanted, Male for Rent, FurnUhed Rooms and Board Houses for Rent. Houses for Sale Income Property "Let's Swap" Livestock Loans, Real Estate Lost and Found Lots for Sale Mining Property Money Loans Mlsccllancoui for Poultry. Eggs, Etc, Radios, Musical, Etc.

Real Estate Wanted Real Estate Exchante Rent Itl Rest Homei '7-; Resorts Room Without Board Rooms, Housekeeping Situations. Female Situations, Male-Female Situations, Male Suburban Property Trailers. New and Used Trailer Courts' Travel Opportunities Want Invest' Wanted to Buy I I I II BUSINESS DIRECTORY I -ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING ALTERATIONES, repairing men's, worn en's wearing anparcl. Wnlburn's Tailor ing Shop, 24,1 E. Congress, BEAUTY PAKI-OR9 EX-CEL-SIS-.

PH. 1779 Sold at Drtishla's Beauty Salon. Beau tlful cold waves. 49 E. Broadway.

DE LUXE BEAUTY SHOP 116 E. Congress. Phone 21 JOSEPHINE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 1998 445 Sixth Avc. Ph.

322 ROSELENE BEAUTY SALON Hot--PERMANENTS--Cold Martin Drug No. 3 Phone 244 SPECIAL COLD WAVE permanent? Vogue Beauty. 1839 6th. Ph. 4412 BOOR STORES MAGAZINES and books bought, gold traded.

Open Book. 47 Congres. and the Book Nook. 14 E. CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TAMfS CESSPOOLS, septic tanks cleaned; moc ern equipment; frco inspection; promp service; exclusive distributors sewe cartridges; destroys roots, other matte chemically.

Call cverybory in towi then call me, keep your savings an buy war bonds. All work guarantceec Day and night serviscc. Phone 5237-R R. 074-R2, Buddie Burks. CESSPOOL, septic tank cleaning, Rea sanitary equipment.

Free inspection; trucks available at all times. Try and buy war bonds with your saving Phone 054-R2 or 0139-J1. MCCARTHY--Cesspool and septic tan cleaning. Latest sanitary oquipmen Frco inspection. Phone 0340-R2 0112-R1, FRANK W.

GANZ--Plumbing, furnace vacuum cleaned, cesspools. sept! cleaned. Phone OU. COOLERS SALES SERVICE REPAIRS ARIZONA MAINTENANCE CO, Telephone 367B-J. DRESSMAKING MILLINERS DRESSMAKING, alterations and tailor ing.

Mrs. Cora Clark. 528 S. 3rd Ave ELECTRIC SERVICE SERVICE-REPAIRS Arizona Ma 1 nte nance Co. Phone 3678-J.

ELECTRICAL wiring repairs and serv Ice. Guaranteed work at rcasonabl prices. Ph, 456 or 027-R1. Kermit Ocstreich. EXTERMINATION I Phone State Chemical Co.

for fre week. Pleasant living Quarters if de- termitc inspection and estimate. License sired. Ideal arrangement for army contractors and operators. Fully equippc mujiiLu nii-i contractors and operators.

Fully equippc to do complete repair and reconstruction work. Terms is desired. State Chemlca EXPERT EXTERMINATION OF HOUS. pests and termite control. Free inspec tion and estimate.

Call 373, Tucso Chemical Co. S.O.S. RUTLEDGE exterminates roaches, all household pests Personal service. Phone 7761, COCKROACHES, extermination guar, Thompson; 4852. Call mornings ROACHES and all household pests ex terminated by our new non-poisonou VAPOR SPRAY METHOD.

State Chem ical Phone 5174. ASSORTED items, including 2 Nationa Cash.Registers, H. P. Hobart slicer P. Hobart Mixer, 3 P.

Hoban potato peeler, 6 living room suites. upright piano. Occasional chairs and miscellaneous china and glass-ware Bids accepted until Jan, 20. Contact Capt. R.

Childi-cH, 371st Infantry Fort Huachuca, Ariz. Phone 528S. CIVILIAN COUPLE--Refined, want one bedroom house or apartment or room with kitchen privileges. Star-Citizen Box 418 BLACK and white Chihuahua puppy male. 1127 6th Phone 825.

WANTED--Maid for part-time work. N( Sundays. DeLuxe Motel, 1650 Oracle Rd, 6575-W. LEGA.L NOTICE NOTICE OF A I PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL. No, 9434 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA.

In the Matter of the Estate of Edward r8 IS deC RE-BY that Sophy Glnsburg requesting ancillary probate thereof, has filed in this Court a certain document purporting to be the Lnst Will and Testament of Edward B. Ginsburg together with her petition praying that said, document be admitted to probate in this Court as the Last Will and Testament of said Edward Ginsburg who, said petitioner alleges, is deceased, and that letters testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner and that same will be heard on Monday the 24th day of January, A. D. 1944, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the Court House: in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona, and all persons interested in estate are notified then and, there, to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner ihould not be K'HOLLADAY. Attorney, 46 N.

Church St. A (SEAL) BELLE D. HALL, By MARY O. SODERBERG. Deputy Clerk.

I'- 20, 21, 22, 1944. ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN Phone 2400 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING No. of No. of Word Dayi 1 04c a oie JJe-; 1,.,., lOo 7 SO TOc per word Minimum Ad I Minimum Rate--Cash Ad to inch--5 wordi to lint, No to count leu.than 10 DEADLINE STANDARD TIME Ada which Too Late to Classify la p. m.

and 8 p. m. All CUMlfled. Page. m.

uvayu An of ont publica- tion'-oo In Star and i In! Star only. All classified advertiilni to In eyenlnr paper, be claimi- of err'orV In ahatl be' within i than i. tniertlftn. i i An alphabetically nrranied, directory of builneaa ipecUlizing tnii- HTvict; i 9 9 Aptrtmtnta, Unfurniihft, AMI IF YOU WANT PESTS, that's your bus! ness if you don't, that's our busi ness. Ph.

7229, Catalina Chemical Co. FILM DEVELOPING PRINTS, 25c: Reprints. 3c. -Stone Ave Photo Shop. 730 N.

Stone. GENERAL REPAIRING GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING, Good workmanship assured. 20 years expcrl ence. Call 3399-W. INSTRUCTION COX COMMERCIAL COLLEGE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Southern Arizona'! Oldest and Finert.

7t N. Stone Phone 1806 IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH, PAINT, write for Talent Test (No fee) Give age and occupation. Star-Citizei Box 381. SWING PIANO, boogie, etc. Ballroom tap.

Jitterbug. Phone Don LaVar 5589-J; GATLIN'S Commercial School. 3W Stone. Ph. 7544-W.

Individual Instru'n JEWELERS. WATCH REPAIRS DIAZ PULIDO 86 W. Congress Jewelers, Export watch repairing, BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 ROOFING-Ncw and reP walr)n re Inspection and price phone 0340-R2 or 0112-R1. PITTS Jewelers, i a Watch and jewelry, reasonable DEPENDABLE, prompt watch and Jew elry repair. Mcng Ahleren.

24 W. Broadway. Phone 8424. Watch repairing and adjusting. 108 S.

Sixth. EXPERT WATCH REP. 40 Tucson. M. Ellas.

32 W. Congress, LOCKSMITH EXPERT WORKMANSHIP-24-hour sery- Ict available. O'Barr's Fixit Shop, 1145 6th. Phone 5551. MATTRESS RENOVATING COTTON MATTRESSES re felted, Inner- sprlnss repaired.

449 W. Congress, Ph. 989. Jenkins Mattress. THOMPSON Kurniluro and Mattress Maintenance 9th NURSERIES Lawn Seeds and Fertilizer DESERT GARDEN NURSERY Phono 418 3105 E.

Speedway ONION SETS, white and yellow, S5c per large cabbage plants, 25e per perennial rye lawn seed 4Sc per organic mulch, 70c per 50-lb. sack; hotkaps. per 100, $1.50. Middleton Feed Seed. 941 N.

Stona and S701 Sixth. Phono 3330. FRUIT TREES. 100 N. Sixth, T.

MUZZY--PHONE 055-J1 Licensed. landscape contractor. AH Kinds of planting, cacti gardens. Large palms and trees nxwed. Lawns, etc PAINTING, DECORATING PAENTING, calclmlnlng.

Good workmanship. Forman; 224 5719-M. PAINTING, decorating, paper hanging, George Mock. Phone 6580, PAINTING, UBCOItATING PAINTING, papcrhanging, interior dcco- Ph 095-J5, M. PAINTING Satisfaction guaranteed.

C. W. Goft. Phone PAINTING, decorating and paper-hanf. Ing, All work guaranteed.

E. Cobb. 1124 Euclid. Ph. 5040-W.

PIANO REBUILDING new piano made out of yout old one by a piano manufacturfcj. Tuning and repairing. CHAS, it SPENCER. 1300 E. Tenth.

Plv- MO. PIANO TUNING Piano W. ItBPAIKjNfi REFRIGERATION and heating'service. Glenn 0250-J3. ROOFING ROOFING painting, exterior and i -Interior, r.

P. Bryon. Jllfl B. Eighth. TUCSON KtoriNa SUPPLY ex n.

Tourui' SEWING MACHINES MACHINES cleaned and repaired, any make. Singer SewInK Machine 308 E. 8t Phone 166. UPHOLSTERING LESTER "BENSON--Large 'selection materials available. 434 E.

Ninth, 2088. VACUUM CLEANERS Nell's Complete Vacuum Store. Parts, Repair. 417 N. Fourth.

Phone 2828. MACHINES Repair. PnT 2828. WELL DRILLING FORSYTH" DRILLING co. 422 East Mabel Phone 1957 WATER WELL DRILLING CARL P1STOR.

CONTRACTOR Cor. 25th and S. 4th Avg. Ph. 1823t-W LOST AM) POUND LOST--Gold Kappa Kappc, Gamma key, pearl seUinc.

Mary Louise Wascm, engraved on back. Reward. Phone Rachel Wascm, 'LOST--Gold a i a Return Star Citizen display adv. dcpt. LOST--Male dachshund, black' and tan, answers to name Maxie.

Reward. Capt. Thompson. 072-R4. FOUND--Young male blond cocker.

Ph. 5435. LOST--Brown purse, railroad ticket checks etc. Return 1o Nora Davics, 411 E. 9th St.

Tel. 2787-W. BROWN canvas tarp, yards, lost be- twocn Helen and downtown. 7387-W. S20 REWARD for return red purse containing valuable pcrson.nl papers.

No questions asked. Keep money. Estcllc Massinglll, 445 S. 6th Avc. Ph.

1998. WEW WAMTKIK Female" LOST--S. P. pass "Henry If found phone 5727-W. Reward.

LOST--Lady's cold Bulova wrist watch; reward. Phone 3896-R. Pure Water Is No Luxury Drink' Rainbow Water PERSONALS .1 The Master Clairvoyant and Palmist He lias a message for you. La Rose points out the sure road to success In business, love, marriage, health, happiness, domestic and personal affairs; teaches power of control and influence; knows what is best to do, and how and when to do It. Studio, 1G23 South Sixth South Tucson.

Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. HAVE openings in nursery school, all aces rates include transportation.

Ph. 7306. 803 E. Helen. CENTER'S Rock Steam Baths.

Reducing treatments. 2245 S. Sixth Avc-nuc. SWEDISH MASSAGE--ReclinlnR Cabinet bath. Slenderizing.

67 E. Broadway. Phone 7777. YOU- MAY confidentially discuss most i i problems with Elizabeth Bullock, 211 E. Second.

Phone 5499. SPEAK SPANISH. Conversational classes --morning, afternoon and evening-arc now forming. J. R.

de la Torre- Bucno. pnone 5342-W. MADAM LA VERNE. Astrology Palm- tstry. Pueblo Lodge.

Ph. 0333-R1. MASSAGE. Dicrkcr therapy. "Bookings' oil vapor baths.

Mrs. Bell, 4165. Correct posture for health. Spencer abdominal and breast supports. 089-R3, ANY GIRL in desperate need of friend, see Mrs.

Capt Oilman at the Salvation Army or nhnne 2742. HELP WANTED. Male BUS boy, must, be 16 or over. Apply timekeeper. Pioneer hotel.

WANTED--Butcher, or butcher's helpci Rood wages. Grand Central Market. STOCK ROOM man, no age limit. Apply S. W.

Woolworth. WRINGER man wanted. See Mr. Woods Santa Rita hotel laundry. EXPERIENCED clerk for general grocery work and delivery; draft exempt.

Apply Broadway Village Market, Broad way-at Country Club. DISHWASHER, Leafy's Cafe, Ave. 401 N. 6th WANTED--Houseman, white. Salary includes room and board if dosircd.

Experience not necessary if willing to learn. Call or see Mrs. El Conquistador Hotel. Ph. 5180.

WANTED--Man take charge local warehouse. Married man preferred. Must be permanent. Sec Barnhlll at Blake Moffitt Townc, 191 Toole Avc, WANTED Experienced room service waiter. Call or see Mr.

Walsh, Phone 5180, El Conquistador Hotel. WANT auto mechanic and helper with experience. White. R. N.

Zimmerman, 6th Ave. and 5th St. Ph. G298. WANTED--One second cook, SJ85 per month; three kitchen helpers, per month: six days, nine hours and board included.

Cnll (5600, Ext. 284, before noon, Mr. Carver, steward. NIGHT CLERK and auditor wanted. Hotel experience not necessary but business experience required.

Phone 5185 between 9 and 4, WANTED--Hotel fry cook. Apply timekeeper. Pioneer Hotel. WANTED--Dishwasher. Apply Timekeeper.

Pioneer hotel. HELP WANTED, M. F. I. Bo 0 Operators Key Pmclh WANTED IMMEDIATELY For Work of National Importance Apply With Availability Certificate at Employment Office CONSOLIDATED VULTEE 101 S.

Stont Experienced clerk for gr eery and bakery. Apply Broa way Village Market, Broa way at Country Club. WANTED Operator, University Bca Shop. Apply in person. Part or time.

WANTED--Nurse or governess to for two-year-old boy, starting Feb. No cooking or Room board, good, wages. Citi7.cn Box 360. WANT neat while lady for Jiouscw cares for some wages, a perman home, and work, than high sala Ph. 5422.

GENERAL housework, white or color Live out. Good hours. 2735-W. COOK, white only apply. -Family two.

Second maid employed. Live Must have references. Eight from town. P. O.

Box 2271. Tucson EXPERIENCED fountain cTri wanU Highest wages. Phone 3869. OOOD SALARIES FOR WOMEN opportunity women between the ages 21 and 38 to obtain hig class positions in retail foo stores. High school educa tion necessary.

Pleasan clean working condition s' supervise training. Salary begins da training starts. Also openings for me who can qualify. See Mr. Wilhoite SAFEWAY STORES, Inc.

848 North Stone Avenut Avetiut i watttttsKes. WANTED --Experienced or sec Mr. Walsh, El Conquista Hotel. 5180. EXPERIENCED cook for sorority ho Ph, 492; live out.

WHITE WOMAN wanted HS cook's he on small guest ranch. Phone S168. HOUSEKEEPER for small apartnu Good home, good wages, 2 in fam References required. Phone in bo cleani WOMEN for work laundry and dry departments. No expe ence necessary.

We pay while your learn. Unit Lau dry and Dry Cleaners. WAITRESSES Good pay, four hours work. Appl p.m. Lodgb Club.

32 S. Fifth Ave. WANTED--Spanish chambermaid. AT at Park View hotel, 159 W. Penni ton St.

Telephone Operators Need Communications is a vital Indus Permanent work, with salary progresil and opportunities for advancement Apply Traffic Employment Office Mountain States Tel. Tel. Co. Persons employed in defense Indust need not apply, NURSE--For general duty. 233 N.

Co GIRL or woman for gener.i) houscwc Good home, good wages. 726, N. Nol 21GG. PRIVATE TUTOR for girl 11, living ranch. Room, board, salary.

Star Box 4, Oracle, Ariz. KITCHEN HELPER wanted. Copper tic Cafe. 931 E. Third.

INVALID Indy In country wants panion-nursc. Salary $40 month. Ph 765-M. COLORED or Mexican girl "for part general housework. Ph.

1745-W. Dignified Saleswork Tucson's most exclusive wonSfn's spec ty shop, desires well-bred, intcllig conscientious woman, witn or will previous experience. For most interes and pleasant work, we offer good ing salary and excellent opportunities advancement to a permanently loc; woman, who desires a fine future is willing to give her best efforts ir. turn. Phone S252 for appointment.

Maid. General housework. N. Park Avc. 6839.

CAPABLE, experienced white cook small guest ranch. Close to Tuci Good salary. Phone 0115-R1. WANTED: Mexican cook at El Ram Grande Cafe, 1003 E. Broadway.

DISHWASHER wanted Union ic Santa Rita Hotel. WANTED-- Experienced waltreit. Ap timekeeper. Pioneer Hotel. WANTED--Spanish worn to wash- dishes.

Apply Tim keeper, Pioneer Hotel. TWO i dinir room waitresses a Santa Rita Hotel. SITCATIONS, Male HARDWOOD Ploors flees cleaned. Estimates. S321-W.

TRACTOR operator, experienced Le Tourneau scoop, avalaiblc. 0413 after G. WANTED--Work for 1'A-ton 1 model, express and rack bod.y. U'x with or without driver. Ph.

7849. of small propert Half Tel. 3701. CARPENTER work, roof repairing, pali ing. Quick service.

Phone 4152-J. SITUATIONS, Fcmnlo NURSE available for hourly duty--bat treatments, snd obstetrical deliver Rcf. Phone COLORED woman wants regular cook or day's work. LADY will care for children or inva by hour. Phone G015-W.

SOLDIER'S wife 'wants work, pre restaurant. Phone C789. WANTED Night porters, day porters, hall girls. Apply Housekeeper, Pioneer Hotel. If you like to DRAW.

or PAINT, see TEST ad ih Inj struclion- column. EXPERIENCED dishwasher wanted. Sin, ta Rita holcl cook--Man, house and yard work. 'Excellent living quarters- permanent or.ly. Efficient people want- Star-Citizen Box 415.

HKLP WANTKD, IO WANTED--Girls to work in the department oil day or night shift. Experience, not necessary. Unit Laundry Dry Cleaners .300 7th St GIRL for housework, livt in, 3 in fmmily, $60 month. 084-J1. COLORED couple, woman cook, husba employed elsewhere, or by hour, and 70c.

2007-W. EXPERIENCED TEACHER--B. A. grec; wishes teaching pcCVJon boys school, on ranch or djlest ran Boom and board for self and, ton Box 414. TWO YOUNG LADIES, experienced general office and accounting, temporary 'positions.

Phone 5475-J. MOTHER with five-year-old son, Js pcrienccd in secretarial, clerking a hostess work. reference Box 409. GRADUATE NURSE available for priva duty. Excellent references.

Ph. 3215- PHYSIO-THERAPIST wants nursing day or hour. Baths, treatment. Pho Moore. 5982.

LADY--With school age boy, will co sider position as Sti Citizen Box 400. NURSE open for engagement. Matcrn cases taken. Phone C334-W. BUSINESS OIM'OKTUMTIKS 1 CURIO STORE good location.

Lone lea at reasonable rent. Excellent busine Reason for scllinc Illness. P. O. 2109 Tucson.

NICE little downtown business, health-seeker and one helper. Nets $30 monthly. $1500. total price. Kelly RetltJ PIT.

G5G2. Modern Equipped Garage For sale, with living qfiarters. at Dem ing, New Mexico. Heavy duty drill press, lathe, boring, bar, eleetr welder, acetylene cutting and weldin equipment, radiator repair cquipmcn hard seat grinder, valve facing-machin pin- hone, blacksmlt equipment, electric drill, electric sande electric grinder. Ideal for two-men.

Phon Tucson. 34S8 W. TRAVKJj OPPORTUNITIES The Arizona. Daily, Star and Tucson Dally Citizen no' respo ilbllity for the reliability of tht parti advertising under the heading of Trtv Opportunities. We advisr you to your own Nx phone All adtlpnder.

classification 'must be paid JiTvadvanlce. I'RANSPORTATION for 3 persons, vlcii ity Ft. Lowell and "Country Club Alam'eda and Stone, a. return m. Wvjte.Ht..

5, Box 468. 3RIVING January, -'181 Take 3.. Star-Citizen Box 423. ARMY OFFICER--Driving Dayton. Ohl on or about Jan.

IB. Room; Jor.4. Phbn 7414..