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ft. CITY Births SMITH, Gerald and Barbara, 1345 E. Flower boy. SOUTHSIDE DISTRICT HOSPITAL June 28 ELLSWORTH, Delos and Alba, 105 N. Fraser Drive, Mesa, girl.

VINCUILLA, William and Phyllis, 2241 W. Dora Mesa, girl. YATES, Bruce and Charlette, 2043 S. Forest Tempe, girl. ST.

JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL June 25 BERDAHL, Norman and Betty, 1626 W. Garfield, girl and boy. CANISALES, Eligio and Ramona, 1824 E. Maricopa, boy. FIERRO, Jesus and Rosa, 1635 W.

Corona boy. GOODMAN, Paul and Linda, 5002 W. Bethany Home Road, Glendale, boy. ISBELL, William and Mary, 1326 W. Maryland boy.

LIMON, Manuel and Cruz, 1915 W. Glendale, boy. MILLIGAN, Donald and Sandra, 2232 N. 72nd Place, Scottsdale, girl. PAINTER, Robert and Sharon, 5007 W.

Marrell, boy. VICKREY, Larry and Virginia, 1822 E. Stella Lane, girl. Divorces Asked BROOKS, George F. sues Wanda.

DEASON, Sheila Dayle sues James Irving. DUNNINGS, Carrie Elaine sues Lee Autry. EICK, Nancy K. sues David E. ELY, Joane B.

sues John E. GARZA, Jose sues Josephine. GIBSON, Daniel Thomas sues Patsy Lee. HAMPTON, Wilma E. sues Charles E.

HOBBS, JOHNSON, Carol Linda J. 1. sues Wesley 1. Jr. sues Wayne MYERS, Lydia William C.

PATY, Dixie L. sues Rupert M. RILEY, Hilda sues John E. RUIZ, Manuel C. sues Lydia.

RUSSELL, Myra Jean sues George WHITELAW, Robert S. sues Mattie W. (Annulment). WILSON, Bonnie J. sues Harvey E.

WISEMAN, Linda sues David A. Dirorces Granted June 30 BOAZ, Thelma vs. Richard W. BROWN, Dixie B. vs.

Robert P. B. CASTILLO, Edmundo O. vs. EstalGOODRICH, Josephine vs.

Henry H. HIBNER, Marian vs. George (Separate Maintenance) HOLDEN, Rita Jean vs. George A. HULS, Arthur W.

Vs. Sadie Mary. MASON, Betty E. vs. William T.

MITCHELL, W. vs. L. OWENS, Anne B. VS.

Robert Jo seph. PARISI, Joseph J. vs. Elizabeth. PROVO, Shirley G.

vs. Harold J. RHIND, Cynthia Ann vs. Burke D. SKEELY, Theresa M.

vs. Leo G. STREIT, Lena Mae. VS. Gustave Adolph.

SYLVESTER, Robert C. Vs, Jane WATSON, Bernard M. Vs. Fannie WEEKLEY, Jean Frances vs. Ray.

mond Richard. WHITE, George H. vs. Elinor R. WILLIAMS, Janet Blanche Glenn.

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In event of error, the newspapers will not assume responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion. The Phoenix Newspapers, re serves the right to edit, properly classify or reject advertising copy. Phone 271-8711 ADVERTISING INDEX Want Ad Counter Closed Sundays Telephone open Sundays 1 to 5 P.M. SATURDAYS-8 AM TO 1 PM Phone 271-8711 Acreage, Farms Ranches Aircraft Sales Service Auctions Apts For Sale, Own Your Automobiles For Sale Boats, Motors Supplies. Building Materials Business Opportunities Business Personals Opportunities Wanted 202 Business Property, Commercial, Industrial, Retail Cards Cemetery of Lots Thanks Services Cycles, Scooters, Bicycles, Sales Service 120 Employment Services 184 Florists Found Fruits Produce 157 Funeral Announcements Funeral Directors Apartments Rent 92 Furnished Apartments For Rent, 93 Northeast Area Furnished Apartments For Rent, Furnished Homes For Rent Northwest Area 42 Furnished Homes For Rent, Northeast Area 78 Furnished Homes For Rent.

Furnished Northwest Rooms Area For Rent 100 Help Wanted, Employment Agencies 182 Help Wanted, Salary Jobs 177 Help Wanted, Sales Work, Commissions, bonus, etc. 174 Household Furnishings Income Imported Real Estate For Sale For Sale Housekeeping and Sports Rooms Cars 9829 Industrial Commercial In Land Property Memoriam Pasture For Rest 8A3 Livestock and Farm Supplies, Services Lots For Sale Lost Livestock Machinery For Sale Equipment 23992 Notices Miscellaneous. Exchange or For Sale Miscellaneous For For Sale Rent Misc. Trailers, Sales Service Mobile Homes For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Money Real Estate, Small Mtg Loans Loans 194 195 Money Money To Wanted Lend. 197 HEP Obituaries Florence Cavanaugh Dies; 51 Years in City Mrs.

Florence E. Cavanaugh, a resident of Phoenix 51 years, died yesterday in her home at 2130 W. Van Buren. She was 74. Mrs.

Cavanaugh was office manager for Fidelity Deposit Co. from 1922 to 1949. She was a member of the Truck Line Operator Succumbs A. J. (Archie) Hammons, 50, operator of a Phoenix truck line, died Tuesday, in a Las gas, hospital.

Mr. Hammons, 6848 W. Adams, a native of Oklahoma, moved to Phoenix in 1920. He lived in California Nevada from 1942 to 1955 and was a member of the Teamsters Union in Las Vegas. Services will be conducted at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, by Elder Henry Donahue of Primitive Baptist Church. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

He is survived by his wife, Lusetta three daughters, Marilyn and Idamae Hammons, both of Phoenix, and Mrs. Donna Mattern of Ukiah, a son, Robert M. of Ukiah; and his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Hammons, a sister, Mrs. Pearl Keesler; and three brothers, Eugene, Billy, and Ralph Hammons, all of Phoenix.

Marvel I. Neveln Memorial services for Mrs. Marvel I. Neveln, 55, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Carr Mortuary, 26 E.

Fifth Tempe. Mrs. Neveln, 1702 E. Villa, died in her home Monday. Born in Currie, she moved to Phoenix 13 years ago from Minneapolis.

She also lived in Tempe three years. A son, Richard of Pueblo, a daughter, Mrs. Don S. Davis of Ogden, Utah; her father, Alfred Knutson of Currie; and two sisters and four brothers, all in Minnesota, survive. Cremation will follow services.

Legal Advertising NOTICE OF SALE TO: Loyd E. Ezell Loyd's Trailer Sales, Globe-Miami Highway, Globe, Arizona, You are hereby notified that on the 14th day of July, 1965, at 10 o'clock a.m., the undersigned will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, each of the mobile homes described below which said from your mobile homes possession heretofore were undersigned; taken the undersigned may at said public sale become the purchaser of said mobile homes; that said sale will be held at: 5148 East Van Buren PHOENIX, ARIZONA The proceeds of said sale, shall be applied (1) to the payment of the expense thereof, (11) to the payment of the expenses of re-taking, keeping and storing said mobile homes, (Ill) to the satisfaction of your indebtedness under Trust Receipt transactions with reference to said mobile homes heretofore made by you as trustee to the undersigned as entruster. You shall receive any surplus and shall be liable to the undersigned for any EXHIBIT YEAR MAKE SERIAL! NUMBER 1965 Rembrandt 16-387 1965 Chickasha 2951954320C 1964 Chickasha 76F3789C 1964 Chickasha 333EF F2740C 1964 Chickasha 3262754144C 1965 Medallion 3267650978M 1965 Chicakasha 2958654247C 1965 Americanette 5512641786 1965 Medallion 2760351029M 1963 Chickasha 163C2501 1964 Chickasha 363U2579C 1963 Chickasha 77XSC2605C 1964 Chickasha 63JK3098C 1964 Chickasha 63M2988C Dated June 30th, 1965 Associates Finance Corporation By Victor M. Enochs, Branch Manager Published: July 1, 1965. Grand Canyon Broadcasters, licensee of Station KHEP, on the assigned frequency of 1280 kilocycles, and KHEP-FM, on the assigned frequency of 101.5 megacycles has made application to the Federal Communications sion for renewal of its licenses to operate these stations in the public interest.

The applications were tendered for filing with the Federal Communications Commission on June 25, file 1965. A copy public of this inspection applica: tion on for 3883 N. 38th Avenue, Phoenix. Members of the public who desire to bring Commission's attention facts concerning the operation of Station KHEP or KHEP. FM should write to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington, D.C., not later than July 25.

1965. Letters should set forth in detail the specific facts which the latter wishes the Commission to consider in passing on this application. Officers and directors of Grand Canyon Broadcasters, Inc. are as follows: Dallas Reeves, President Vice Presi- Director: Rev. V.

E. Shores. dent Director; Ralph Ferguson, Secretary. Treasurer Director: Paul Director; Merrill, McClain. Director; F.

A. Director; Carlton, and A. A. Wallace, Director. Published: July 1, 2, 7, 8, 1965.

"Notice is hereby given that on June 25, 1965, there was tendered for filing with the Federal Communications Commission at Washington, D.C., an application by American Telecasters, for a construction permit for a new commercial television broadcast station to Ari- be zona, operated with on a maximum effective radiated Channel 33 at Phoenix, power (visual) of 214 Kilowatts and maximum effective radiated anten- power height of 180 feet above average ter(aural) of 45.5 Kilowatts, with an na rain. The transmitter will be located at South Mountain Park, seven miles south of Phoenix, the main studio site to be determined. The officers, who also serve as directors and are stockholders of the corporation, are: John G. Hitchcock, President: Louis J. T.

Vice President and Treasurer, and EUgene Published: July 1, 2, 6, 7, 1965. SCHEDULED CANCELLATION FOR OF MEMBERS MEETING AND STOCKHOLDERS OF MOHAVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the meeting heretofore scheduled for the special Members and shareholders of Mohave Savings and Loan 7, Association at at 1:00 P.M. business Wednesday, office of July the 1965, Association, 315 Oak Street, Kingman, Arizona, notice of which was published in this newspaper on July 23 and July 24. 1965, is hereby cancelled.

R. DRISCOLL SAMUEL E. JENKINS SAN Shareholders Published: July 1, 1965. LEGAL NOTICE "The application of KFCA-FM Radio Station, Campus) for (located a renewal on of Phoenix its license College to operate in the public interest was tendered for filing with the Federal, Communications Commission on 1965. Members of the public who desire to bring to the Commission's attention concerning the operation of the Communica- station should write to the Federal tions Commission, Washington 25, not later than July 16, 1965.

Letters should set forth in detail the the specific facts which the writer wishes Commission application." to consider in passing on this Published: June 26, 27, July 1, 2, 8. 198 MIAMI Services for Karl Nuttall, 63, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Miles Mortuary. Mr. Nuttall died Tuesday in Miami Inspiration Hospital.

The Rev. Donald Nikkel will officiate. Burial will be in Pinal Cemetery at Central Heights. A native of Hubbard, Mr. Nuttall was an employe of Magma Copper Co.

in Superior. He lived in Central Heights 25 years. Surviving are his wife, Carmen; two sons, Jerry of Miami and Lavon of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. Elnora Peterson of Provo, Utah; two brothers, Robert of Phoenix and Joseph of Strawberry; three sisters, Mrs. Etta Woolsey and Mrs.

Christine Parrish, both of Safford, and Mrs. Margaret Moseley of Phoenix; and 12 grandchildren. Laura Belle McKeeby Karl Nuttall AJO Services for Mrs. Laura Belle McKeeby, 59, will be held at 9 a.m. today at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.

Mrs. McKeeby died Monday in Ajo Hospital. Burial will be in the Ajo Cemetery. McCarthy Funeral Home is (in charge of arrangements. A native of Bovey, Mrs.

McKeeby lived here since 1941. Surviving are her husband, Daniel two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Tallant and Mrs. Penny Ivey of Ajo; three sons, Douglas and Donald, both of Yuma, and Daniel Jr. of Ajo; sisters, Mrs.

Marie Schwartz of Hillsburg, and Mrs. Eva Poirer of Napa, and a brother, Elmer Vaudrin of Bovey. Bessie M. Kelsey Services and burial for Mrs. Bessie M.

Kelsey, 75, who died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be held in Laredo, Mo. Friends may call at Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second from to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today.

Mr. Kelsey, 3618 W. Monterey Way, moved to Phoenix a year ago from Ottumwa, Iowa. She was born in Missouri. She was a past worthy matron of the Order Eastern Star and a member of the First Baptist Church at Ottumwa.

Two daughters, Virginia Kelsey and Mrs. Elizabeth Spillman, both of Phoenix; a son, Charles of Laredo; eight grandchildren and a great grandchild survive. Ross Santee GLOBE Private cremation rites were held in Greenwood Crematory at Phoenix yesterday for Ross Santee, the Western artist. Mr. Santee, 76, died Monday in the Gila General Hospital here.

Mr. Santee came to Arizona from the East in 1915, later served in World War I. He returned to become one of the country's best known western illustrators. A nephew, William Andrus of Davis, and two nieces, Mrs. Mary Louise Whitsell of Sacramento, and Mrs.

Alice Leffel of Spokane, survive. Miles Mortuary of Miami was in charge of arrangements. Evelyn A. Blais Rosary for Evelyn A. Blais, 52, who died yesterday North Mountain Hospital, will be recited at 8:30 p.m.

tomor-2 row in Hansen Mortuary, N. Seventh St. Miss Blais, 7645 N. 16th was office manager for the Arizona Nurses Association. Born in Faribault, she moved to Phoenix 10 years ago from Portland, Ore.

She was a past president the Business and Professional Woman's Club and a member of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Additional services and burial will be held in Faribault. John E. Van Cooney TEMPE Funeral rites for John E. Van Cooney, 23, a Navy machinist mate third class, will be held at 2 p.m.

today in the Pilgrim Holiness Church, 1101 Hardy Drive, Tempe. The Revs. Duane Watkins and Dale Hallaway will officiate. Graveside services will be conducted by the Litchfield Naval Air Facility funeral detail at East Resthaven 1 Park. Mr.

Van Cooney was killed June 24 in an automobile accident in Honolulu, Hawaii. Born in Langsville, Ohio, he served in the Navy the past five years. He enlisted at Phoenix. Surviving are his wife, Robin. and a daughter, Debra.

of Charleston, S.C.; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Coonev: two brothers, Woodrow and William; and a sister, Mrs. Joan Brady, all of Tempe: and his grandmother, Mrs.

Nora Bobo of Middleport, Ohio. Carr Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. 3 Lost Scottsdale Youths Found at Seven Springs Three Scottsdale youths found safe last night by 55 miles north of Phoenix. Sgt. Melvin Kremer said William Rhodes, 12, both Sherman, 15, of 8241 E.

trouble and could not notify The three were due home ing at the lake. Two rescue which began yesterday Pair Marks Golden Date Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Condon celebrated their 50th wedding Junc- anniversary at their tion home last Thursday.

The Condon's sons, Dr. Walter F. Condon of Tucson, and Jim Condon of Stanfield, were hosts at a reception honoring the couple. Condon The couple was married at Alpine, Texas, on June 24, 1915. They moved to Phoenix in 1918, where they lived until retiring.

Condon is a retired City of Phoenix emMrs. Condon ploye. Mrs. Condon is retired from the State Industrial Commission. Condon was stationed with Gen.

John J. Pershing's troops on the Mexican border at the time of their marriage. Mrs. Condon was a student at Sul Ross State Teachers' College at Alpine. Strong-Arming Suspect Jailed A Phoenix man was jailed yesterday in connection with a $1,000 strong-arm robbery.

Melvin Dixon, 25, of 2507 E. Corona was charged in the court of Justice of the Peace Ida Ann Westfall with grand theft. Detectives said Lynn Arthur Goodman, 24, of 3138 N. 82nd Place, Scottsdale, told them two men pushed their way into his motel room at 1865 E. Van Buren early Monday morning and took $382.50 and jewelry and other items valued at $638.

Royce McCoy Picked Lions Club President Royce McCoy, 802 E. Dobbins, has been elected the new president of the South Mountain Lions Club. Other new officers are Al Pieri, first vice president; Angelo Fierro, second vice president: R. C. Jones, third vice president; Joe Bartko, secretary-treasurer; Merv Mills, tail twister; and Joe Mattingly, Lion tamer.

Members of the board of directors are Ambrose Smith, 0. D. Derting, Dale Brown and Robert Hasseries. Phoenicians Earn Medical Degrees Two former Phoenix high school graduates were awarded doctor of medicine degrees this month by the University of Southern California. They are Mathis Abrams, 25, of Los Angeles, a 1957 graduate of Phoenix Union High School; and Richard Orran Ashby, 29, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Orran Ashby, 3846 N. 30th a 1954 graduate of North Phoenix High School. Hospital Need Not Pay City Use Tax The state attorney general yesterday issued an opinion saying Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix is not obliged to pay the city use tax in addition to the state tax. Atty.

Gen. Darrell Smith also, said present legislation does not allow the state to invest cash put up by contractors as bonds to get their state licenses. Nogales Plans Legalized Gambling NOGALES, Mexico (AP) Efforts are being made to legalize gambling in Nogales, Sonora, "with better odds than Las Vegas," the director of the Mexican border city's chamber of commerce disclosed Irrigation SAN CARLOS PROJECT 24 hrs. ended 7 a.m. June 29, 1965 Capacity, acre-feet 1,285.000 Available storage, acre-feet 46.304 24-hr.

discharge, acre-feet 500 Reservoir loss. acre-feet 550 TOTAL STORED WATER Reservoirs' capacity, a ft. 2.073.716 Total stored water, a. 1,415,417 Total loss in 24 a ft. 2.295 Net stored water, a.

ft. 1,082.092 Net stored water year ago 409,106 Net project loss 24 a. ft. 2,127 WATER DIVERTED Northside use, miner's in. 30.080 Southside use, miner's in.

30.840 Granite Reef, a. ft. 3,021 Marriage Licenses June 30 AVERY-TRESIER, Marlin Eugene, 46, 4832 N. 32nd Place; Marguerite Rose, 41, 8245 N. 27th Ave.

BABEL-LOVERIDGE, Ronald Edward, 22, 4019 Almeria; Carla Ruth. 22, 5917. W. Osborn. BANKSTON-BANKSTON, H.

J. 44, 2909 Campo Bello; Allie Campo Bello. BRATCHER N. BELL; Seventh Ernest Weidon, Bernedette Elizabeth, 19, 4011 E. Elm, CARR-GINGER, Clifford Edward, 24, Mesa: Lynell Mary, 18, 5344 Van Buren.

HEISER-HYER, Lee Russell, 23, Williams AFB; Margaret Suzanne, LANSDALE SANDY, Larry Eugene, 21, 2752 W. Adams; Audrey Faye, LUSE 2401 W. Hadley. Robert 26, Scottsdale; Sherry 25, 5312 E. Carson.

Joseph 26 Tempe; Ophelia 23, 368 W. Cocopah. MACARTHUR-KOEN, Bruce Carl, 19; Karen 18, both of Tempe. McKEE-COOK, David 23, Mur. Utah; 22, Mesa.

MARTIN Thomas; Gary Judy Steven, Anne, 19, 20, 5701 W. Camelback. MARQUEZ-CRESPIN. Tony 0., 19, Chandler; 17, Mesa MURPHY-SOWKA, Tom Reed. 39; Katherine Sue, 32, both of Scottsdale.

Hiroshi, 28; Betboth of Peoria PALMIERS Chery! Bruce Sue, 20, Malcolm, 2946 N. 39th St RAYBURN-ZIMMERMAN, Stanley 30. 21, 3932 W. Glenn; Gloria Marie, 18-8 E. Marshall.

SELBY-SUTTON, Frederick Walter, 24; Barbara, Joy, 20, both of Long Beach, TCHIDA-BROWN, Wayne Carl, 1017 E. Southern; Sandra Kay, 17, 3025 W. Solano Drive. STOEHR-FLOYD, Richard, 19, 3607 W. Meadowbrook; Alice Joan, 18, 929 W.

Pierson. WHITTENBECK-LEE, William Paul, 22, 3920 Windsor; Frances, 18, 7334 N. 11th Place. Births JORDAN, LUTHERAN and HOSPITAL, E. Boulder, Mesa, girl, June 28.

NY, Anthony and Judy, 27 Tempe Court, Mesa, girl, June 28. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL VALENZUELA, Frank and Yolanda, 5890 N. 64th Drive, Glendale, girl, June 29. FOSTER, Billy and Marcia, 1727 E. Elton, Mesa, girl, June 25.

DEMBECKI, Stanley and Betty, 1019 W. 12th Place, Mesa, boy, June 26. THOMPSON, Harvey and Phyllis, 8215 E. Second Mesa, boy, June 26. STRATTON, Douglas and Cherryl, 4505 N.

Ninth Mesa, girl, June 27. TINNEY, Gerald and Diane, 453 N. Hunt, Mesa, boy, June LAKE, Donald and Helon, 44 S. SOUTHWIDE DISTRICT HOSPITAL Apt. 13, Mesa.

June 26. MCLELLAN, Clyde Marian, 1066 E. Sixth Place, Mesa, Boy, June 26. MCMULLIN, Lynn and Colleen, 1317 E. Vine Mesa.

Boy, June 26. MONSOUR, Louis and Claudia, 561 S. Mesa Drive, Mesa, Boy, June 26. RIVERA, Raul and Rebecca, 605 S. Country Club Drive, Mesa, Girl, June 26.

ASHBY, John, and Rita, 1315 W. Vine Mesa, Boy, June 27. CELAYA, Richard and Mary, 323 Pebble Drive, Tempe, Boy, GONZALES, Ernest and Alice, 115 W. First Tempe, Girl, June 27. MESA GENERAL HOSPITAL AVELAR, Fred and Rose, 146 E.

University Drive, Mesa, twin boys, BUSTOS, George and Rose, 146 E. Second Mesa, June 26. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL PINKERTON, Stanley and Carol, 5901 W. Laurie Lane, Apt. 3, Glendale, boy, June 24.

June 24. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL June 28 COPELAND, Charles and Nancy, 4238 N. 35th Way, boy. GLASCO, Clarence and Freda, 728 W. Buckeye Road, boy.

GRAHAM, William and Judith, 7107 S. Ninth boy. KENNEDY, Tom and Joan, 8513 E. Catalina, Scottsdale, girl. LOEFFLER, Kenneth and Berta, 4501 W.

Missouri, girl. McCUSKER, Robert and Beverly, 318 boy. NEUER, David and Carolyn, 8438 E. San Miguel, Scottsdale, girl. RIVOLDINI.

Mario and Barbara, 2332 E. Roosevelt, boy. Printed Pattern 9134 SIZES by Marian Martin Move about relaxed and free inside this cool, simple, flaring style. Just the kind of dress you never have enough of. Easy-sew, too.

Printed Pattern 9134: Half Sizes 2212, Size requires yards 35-inch fabric. Send 50 cents in coin for this pattern; add 15 cents for each pattern for firstclass mail and special handling. Address Marian Martin. The Arizona Republic, 232 W. 18th New York, N.Y.

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Republic And Gazette XO July 1, 1965 19 American Fleet Reserve auxiliary and Order of Eastern Star. Born in Meadville, she moved here from Kansas City. Services will be conducted at 12 p.m. tomorrow in A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, by Rev. Hugh Shelby Lee of the First Congregational Church and the OES funeral committee. Friends may call at the mor-, tuary after noon today. EnVe-tombment will be in Greenwood Mausoleum.

Her husband, William and four sisters, Mrs. E. O. Phlegar, Mrs. Pete Bartelson, Mrs.

Ruth Perry, and Miss Bethene Wright, all of Phoenix, survive. John G. Duncan John G. Duncan, 90, a retired real estate man and dairy farmer, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. Mr.

Duncan, 2218 N. 14th a native of Calloway County, moved to Phoenix in 1922. He retired in 1944. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Central Christian Church, 801 N.

Central, by the Rev. Kenneth E. Brooks. Friends may call at the mortuary from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

today. A daughter, Mrs. Winifred D. Kolosnik, and a son, Hiram both of Phoenix, three grandchildren, and a child survive. Entombment will be in Greenwood Mausoleum.

Clara M. Blackburn Services for Mrs. Clara M. Blackburn, 85, were held yesterday in Universal Memorial Center. Mrs.

Blackburn, 1943 E. Monroe, a resident of Phoenix 40 years, died Friday in a Phoenix hospital. Born in Lincoln, she was a member the Grand Canyon Temple of Elks Lodge 437 in Phoenix and Daughters of Tabor Palestine 17. A brother, Charles Marshall of Hitchcock, and two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Turner and Mrs.

Alverna Winston, both of Kansas City, survive. David O. Reilley YOUNGTOWN Retired boilermaker David O. Reilley, 79, who moved here 18 months ago from Chicago, died Monday in his home at 11232 Nevada Ave. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

today in Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown, by the Rev. Finley Reid. Burial will be in Resthaven Park at Glendale. Mr. Reilley, a native of Chicago, is survived by his wife, Anna, and a daughter, Marie Henrisi of Youngtown.

Urban L. Schipferling SCOTTSDALE Services for Urban L. Schipferling, a retired chief warrant officer who served in the Army 30 years, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden.

Mr. Schipferling, 2531 N. 72 Place, died at his home Monday. 'Born in Menasha, he came here from Kentucky in 1957. He is survived by a son, Michael, in the Army in Alaska, and four brothers, Richard, Edward, Henry, and Joseph, and two sisters, Mrs.

Cecilia Schultz and Mrs. Elizabeth all in Wisconsin. Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Phoenician Dies at 94 Services for Mrs. Mary Frances Patton, 94, who died June 23 in a nursing home, will be held at 3 p.m.

Friday in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park.

Mrs. Patton, born in Bellheaven, moved to Arizona in 1949 from New York. She made her home here for 10 years with her daughter, Mrs. Rex Gordon, until Mrs. Gordon's death in December 1964.

A son, Theodore of Garden City, N. a half-brother, Bernard McPherson of Virginia, and two grandchildren survive. Friends may call at the mortuary from 3 p.m. tomorrow until service time. feared lost near Bartlett sheriff's deputies at Seven that John Richardson, of 7001 E.

Camelback, Devonshire, were stranded their parents. at midnight Tuesday from planes participated in the afternoon. Lake were Springs, 16, and and John by car 'Panty' Arrest Results in Suit an outsearch, TUCSON (AP) University of Arizona student Prigge sued the UofA for 151 yesterday as a result of his arrest in May in connection with student panty raids on campus. The suit says Prigge, 19, was arrested without a warrant and without probable cause. He was charged with disturbing the peace.

The charges were dismissed on May 27 by Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson because of lack of evidence. The suit names the Board of Regents, UnfA president Richard Harville, and Douglas Paxton, head of the UofA's security force. Scottsdale Plans Fireworks Event SCOTTSDALE Sipe Peterson American Legion Post 44 will present its annual Fourth of July fireworks display at 8 p.m. Sunday in Scottsdale Stadium, Commander Walter C. Nemetz said.

Proceeds from the display will go to the Legion's child welfare fund, according to Nemetz. Representatives of the four military services will present the colors and the Scottsdale Boys' Club band will provide music. Golden Date For Couple Mrs. McCollister McCollister Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn A. McCollister observed their 50th wedding anniversary last Friday. The couple, 2022 N. 29th Place, were married at Marion, Iowa, on June 25, 1915. They lived in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, before moving here in 1944.

McCollister is a retired Rock Island Railroad switchman. Lewd Act Trial Set for July 20 Retrial of Roy Eugene Howard, 38, on a count of committing lewd and lascivious acts was reset yesterday for July 20 in Superior Court. The new trial, granted on Howard's appeal before the State Supreme Court, had been scheduled for June 21. He was convicted of committing unnatural acts with a 12-year-old girl in 1962. Two other counts of the same charge were dismissed by the Arizona Supreme Court in March, when the retrial ordered.

The two dismissed counts were dropped because the prosecution had failed to corroborate the victim's testimony. Corroboration was required because she was a "willing accomplice," the high court held. Zabriskies Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Zabriskie celebrated 50 years of marriage Sunday in their home at 7022 S.

Fifth Ave. The Zabriskies were married June 30, 1915, at Paterson, N.J. They moved to Arizona in 1960. They have two children, Mrs. Jack Coe and Richard Zabriskie, both of Phoenix.

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23 stated Masons meeting welcome 7:30 P.M. Visiting James A. Russell W.M. 2-Funeral Announcements BLACKBURN, Universase Services A.M. today.

Memorial Center. BLAIS, Evelyn A. Survived by brother, Lester, Ocena, Va. Rosary 8:30 Chapel p.m. of Friday Hansen at the Sunnyslope Mortuary, Mass and interment Faribault, Minn.

BOLLING, Charles H. Survived by wife, Sarah: stepdaughter, Mrs. Mabel Lions, brothers, Ar. thur Homer; sisters, Rosie Lee, Vilowa, Ellamae Willie; 14 grandchildren, Services Friday 10 a.m., Webber Sons Chapel. Interment Glendale.

today BROWN, Eugene Paradise E. Services 10 a.m. Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage. Director.

BROWN, Margaret E. Services will be conducted by Rev. D. M. Isaac, 2 p.m.

today, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Interment Greenwood. CAVANAUGH, Florence 2130 W. Van Buren. Wife of William L.

Cavanaugh; sister of Mrs. E. 0. (Lucille) Phlegar, Mrs. Pete (Mamie) Bartelson, Mrs.

Ruth Perry, Phoenix, Miss Bethene Wright, Passed away WednesH. day Services conducted by Rev. Shelby Lee and OES Chapter Chapel, 2:00 A. p.m. L.

Friday in Memory Moore Sons. Enmay tombment call at after Greenwood. Friends noon today. contribution to O.E.S. Home is preferred.

COHN, Louise. Services 2 p.m. today in Beth El Cemetery (rear of Greenwood Memorial Park, 23rd Ave. and West Van Buren). The Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer.

Survivors, husband, Irving; 1 daughter, Bette Lowenstein; brother, Irving Koniver, New York City; sister Lillian Weitzner, Scottsdale. A Grimshaw Mortuary service. DUNCAN, John 90, 2218 N. 14th St. Father of Mrs.

Winifred D. Kolosnik, Hiram D. Duncan, Phoenix. Passed away Tuesday. Three grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild also survive.

Services conducted by Rev. Kenneth E. Brooks 10:00 a.m. Friday in Central Christian Church, 801 N. Central Ave.

Entombment at Greenwood. A. L. Moore Sons. GROVE, William F.

Services will be conducted by Rev. John W. Denton, 10 a.m. today, First Church of God, 9th Ave. Fillmore.

Interment Resthaven. Arrangements by Mercer Mortuary. HAMMONS, A. J. (Archie), 50, 6848 W.

Adams. Husband of Lusetta D. Hammons. Father of Miss Marilyn Hammons, Miss Idamae Hammons, Phoenix, Mrs. Donna Mattern.

Calif. Robert M. Hammons, Ukiah, Brother of Mrs. Pearl Keesler. Eugene, Billy, Ralph Hammons, Phoenix.

Son of Mrs. Myrtle Hammons, Phoenix. Passed away Tuesday. 4 Grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Elder Henry Donahue 11:30 a.m.

Friday in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment at Greenwood. JACOBS, Edward L.

Graveside services 3 p.m. today. In Beth Israel Cemetery, Rabbi Albert Plotkin will officiate. A Grimshaw Mortuary Service. KELLY, Pastor Joe I.

Services 10 a.m. today, Chapel Of Light, Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Pastors Charles Martin and Kenneth Reese will officiate, Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 West Missouri, Glendale. KELSEY, Bessie M.

3618 W. Monte rey Way. Mother of Charles, Virginia Mrs. Elizabeth Spillman; 8 grandchildren great grandchild also survive. She will be taken to Laredo, for services burial.

Friends may call at Whitney Murphy Chapel from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. KUMNICK, Henry H. Rev. Friends may call today. Services 8 p.m.

this evening, Paradise Chapel Funeral Horne, Interment 0 a Park, Ill. Ralph L. Sage, Director. MADSEN, Chris. Husband of Anna.

Passed away Wednesday. Arrangements pending. M. L. Gibbons Mortuary, Mesa.

NEVELN, Marvel Memorial services 10 a.m. Friday in Carr Mortuary Chapel, Tempe. Private cremation. PARKS, Ruth J. Services 1 p.m.

today at the Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary. Rev. John Pike officiating. Interment Resthaven. REILLEY, David O.

Services today 2 p.m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. Interment Resthaven Park. SCHIPFERLING, Urban L. Survived by son, Michael, U.S.

Army. Alas. ka; brothers, Richard, Edward, Henry, and Joseph, all of Wisconsin. Sisters, Mrs. Cecelia Schultz and Mrs.

Elizabeth Harte, of Wisconsin. Services Friday, 2 p.m. Chapel of Light, Green Acres Mortuary. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Charles R.

Whitney Director. TOLLIVER, Helen Frances. Services conducted by Rev. Bruce Comp. ton 2:00 p.m.

today in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment at VAN COONEY, John Edward MM3. Services pm Thursday from Pilgrim Holiness Church, 1101 Hardy.

Tempe. Rev. Duane Watkins Rev. Dale Hallaway offi. ciating.

Interment East Resthaven. Carr Mortuary. WALROD, Zane M. 516 N. 20th St.

Services 10 a.m. today in Whitney Murphy Chapel. WINNING, Samuel T. Services 10 today at the Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary. Masonic Funeral Committee officiating.

Interment Cave Creek Ceme tery. YAWS, Orlin Franklin. Services conducted bv Rev. Dale Edmondson 10:00 a.m. Saturday in Chapel of Memories, A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment at Double Butte. 5-Funeral Directors BRAZILL-WHITNEY GLENDALE MORTUARY 937-9266 BLOOM'S So. Phoenix Mortuary 3800 So.

Central Ave. BR 6-2171 A. L. MOORE SONS Services Today TOLLIVER, Helen, 2 p.m. Aciams At Fourth Ave.

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