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tPUBLIU' cm' The Arizona Republic 0 May 9, 1967 31 Obituaries Radio Man Tom Wallace Succumbs La Verne Andrew Dies; Eldest of Singing Trio LOS ANGELES (AP) La bedside in the Andrews familvl Verne Andrews, eldest of the home where she lived since The Andrews sisters from David C. Davis, 59; Pinal Official, Dies COOUDGE David C. Davis, 59, supervisor of the Pinal County Juvenile Home and a former county supervisor, died yesterday in Mesa Southside Community Hospital. Services will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Coolidge Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Burial will be in John K. English John K. English, 80, who had taught school 15 years in Texas before he moved to Globe 38 Valley Memorial Park. Davis, a native of Pirtleville. had been a Coolidge resident for more than 32 years.

He previously had resided in Florence, Ray, and Superior. He was a county supervisor from 1955 to 1965 and had worked for the Arizona Highway Department for 13 years and the county highway department for nine years. He was a charter member of the Casa Grande Elks Lodge, a years aS0, Sunday in Northwest Hospital, Glcndale. Mr. English, 2234 W.

Campbell, moved to Phoenix in 1946 and had been employed 10 years with the Arizona State Highway Department before he retired He was a member of Love charter member and past 1952 PASADENA, Calif. (AP)-Tom Wallace pioneer in radio nationally and in Tucson, died yesterday here, where he had been a resident for two months. Death was attributed to a heart attack. A native of Bisbee who graduated from the University of Arizona in 1922, Mr. Wallace entered the radio business as early as 1918, when he sang on the first station in San Diego while still serving in the Navy.

After graduating from the UofA, he went to Los Angeles and in 1927 became chief announcer for station KNX in Hollywood. A decade later he was in Chicago, where he produced the first Red Skelton show as well as the Tommy Dorsey show and Uncle Walter's Doghouse, in which he played the part of Uncle Walter. In 1949, Mr. Wallace and the late Tom Brenneman received federal authorization for radio station KTKT in Tucson. The station went on the air in 1950 and Mr.

Wallace came to Tucson to take over its operation in 1951. Survivors include his wife and a daughter, Mrs. Richard Fin-ley, both of California; and two sons, George Wallace, general sales manager of KGUN-TV and Tom Wallace manager of radio station KAIR, both of Tucson, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Pickrell and Mrs. Dorothea Ma-han, both of Tucson, also survive.

Wallace was the first radio man to serve as president of the Tucson Press Club, elected in December 1954. "uajion bloomer in i Baptist church. He was bornjRicP) Prize winning in Crockett, Tex Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback.

Friends may call there from 4 to 9 p.m. to-l'esferday ln Southampton, Eng-Hau Rnrial will hp in npctjland. He was 74. grand of the Coolidge Odd Fel lows, and was a member of the Pinal Rebekah Lodge and the Desert Sportsmen's Club of Coolidge. Surviving are his wife, Clara; two sons, David M.

of Phoenix and Louis C. of Casa Grande; a daughter, Mrs. Opal Nowlin of Chandler; two brothers, Roy and Eddie, both of Coolidge; two sisters, Mrs. Babe Marcus of Miami and Mrs. Mary English of Phoenix, and 11 grandchildren.

3Iadeline Franklin SUN CITY Mrs. Madeline E. Franklin, 64, widow of Dr. H. L.

Franklin, a Phoenix physician, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix. Mrs. Franklin, 11852 Cherry, haven Cemetery, Glendale. Survivors include his wife, Daisy; four sons, Capt.

Addison R. English in the Navy at the Pentagon in Washington; Jack of Glendale; E. D. of Crockett; and Olin of Jasper, five daughters, Mrs. Christelle Marl-lette and Mrs.

Josephine Dal-nolin, both of Phoenix; Mrs. Emmagene Schaefer of Pasadena, Mrs. Mozelle Burr of Bellingham, and Mrs. Ben Sherman of Crockett; three sisters out of state; 19 grand children and 20 great-grandchil- ii i i Hohart Crawford PRESCOTT Services for longtime resident Hobart ELMER RICE Died in Southampton Playwright Elmer Rice Dead at 74 KFW YORK (AP Klmor playwright whose "Street Scene" and other works over a period of 44 years reflected the changing face of America, died, He became ill last week while en route to England aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth. He was being treated at General Hos pital in Southampton when he died.

Rice was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1929 for "Street Scene," a shocking drama of life in a New York City tenement. He aroused playgoers in 1923 with "The Adding Machine," a satire on industrialism. In 1933 his "We the People" showed how Rice viewed the Depres sion. ine louowing year nis "Judgment Day" dealt with Hitler rise to power, in Rice-S 'Between Two Worlds" reflected the contlict Between Russia and the United States. Passion a modern treat.

ment of the theme, which opened in November, 1958. He wrote two novels, "A Voyage to Purilia" in 1930 and "Imperial City" in 1937. Pice was born in New York City Sept. 28, 1892, the son of Jacob and Fanny Reizenstein. He changed his name after he became a writer because he thought his parents' name was difficult to pronounce.

Vaughn Mrs. Nora E. Vaughn, 84, a charter member of the Southern Baptist Temple, died Sunday in Mrs. Vaughn. 4231 S.

Ninth was born in Bentonville. iiomnna nsnira and moved to Phoenix in 1942' Hills East, was a member the Sun Dial Garden Club in riavfAn a 71 the Sun City Civic Association Clayton A. Bloomer, 71, who'. 11fl rihHm(1 rwr As. and Sun City Home Owners arW6VJA flTS The last of Rice's plays Ft Whipple VA Hospital, will, Broadway was "Cue had been manager of the export and import department of the Reo Motor Car Co.

32 years in Lansing, died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Bloomer, 4342 N. 55th Drive, moved here in 1947 and established the Old Orchard Trailer Park at Scottsdale Road near Earll Drive. He established the Village Cab Co.

in Scottsdale in 1948 and operated it until 1953. He was an Army veteran of World War 1 and was affiliated with Hope Baptist Church. He was born in Flint. Services will be at 1 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary, 515 E.

Indian School, Scottsdale. Burial will be in St. Johns, Mich. Survivors include his wife, Eva Bell; two daughters, Mrs. Betty J.

Bailey of East Lansing, and Mrs. Kathryn L. Hull of Phoenix; 15 grandchildren and 12 J7I IM1 Mu St Mam St. 4-5A4 Miami 47atl Noamrt NU Putt MUU Prolt UJ-4IH SaMord 4M04SO San Manual iiun Juwrior 771 Slarra Vlta 4S J4SJ Tucao" lit 51 77 Wlf ti U) 1H MnulaTi Fiam M.SA4 Yuma '17 JW3 Ctrntn or Ctttr In Arljcna RfPubic i Mom, sun.) jac a Rt'Oubitc ivornlngi a G(lt lEvaningl Jj a wafk 11 iura R'uMlc It sva lan to Gnirtia tuhtcrlbari at 2.SC a mk. Crn't colino wily SfriO-ft d'l'rlrg to lr an-nia win cmt mall at carrifr rata alract to clrcuU'ion dfrartmtnt Ma1! 5iibicrlpt.cn Prlcat Arliona.

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Daniel Wats. 2-Funeral Announcement! BARKLEY, William T. Survwd bv wtt hTTv Ap.Ke 'if-' d-i N.ifirv V'1. Juritipn, Af t'P" OtSpft Vil'W Chapel, M. Gibbons Mortuary, t.

1 r.i.l. BARNES, IV rrlc Mv 10 a Lundtjprqi Golden Ooor Chiippi, Youngfown. BLOOMER, Clavlnn A. Sirv vrj bv v4 H'o-jrri' f'hMTii ZjAi-un (ty ft '(, hi'M i'r, i t'MMy Mortuary Chapel, SrnttM.t; A.fthr SI. a ff'i ji J' hn.

if CALDWELL, Ernest E. Brother of Ricr'fX'nd. C-ilit Mhtv Unr. Ju.t' i'ri Cppl Webber and Son Mortuary. i 'jt- O'ti' 'rt lr vrrrvr.t ad v.ces Cn c-y In CHARLAND, Emmji Stv-vpJ by huslMnd fiy, Ph P-i-cn fVr art Mrs Guy Grnt, Oirhard.

ibter. Mrs Cif'ihorrt all of Ga. Vrv CPS 8 pm rt tt nyssop? Chawi of Hansen Mortuary. Rev P-irnw oftcf- CHAVEZ, Mfctor. Vass ot th A-v g' a rn tj ri.

i Guarta'pe. Mn'- Fa' "'ha-'i. Universal Memorial Center. CISNEROS, Pom I Or 'jur-zp' W-rrf (. i Wt ft Tpas DtJgntfr Lupe Sis, -fl Vt-.

V'lf t-n. r. Nf r. A i Brail WhJney Mortuary, 0 COLLEY, ''). Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Cummings, mti a a Camelback Surt Chapel, pr-v C' '1 Dale, jam -r f.

Lundberi Chauel ot Tn Dare, wrt Sf-r--i ifi a rr A 'J Carr Memorial Chapel, jws r'i Acw t. i i Davis, fm "a---' jats Paradis ha pel Funeral Home fi -rn i.t EGBERT, t'T't 'j 'v Pa-adne Caoel Funprat Home English 4 a Camficacif jnse Cacel. ERPS. 5 i -v v'-- a Z'li'-' 1 r-- Vercr orjary. p1 Franklin.

c--" A L- i 0S r- rr- A-J- Chapel o' t- GRAPE, Gren Acres VOr'uary HASKO 5 4 Mjrpi-y HUFFMAN. LjndDere. Cnaael of T-e Cms, JAC03SON iv. -h I r- t-i. am Ga-'pri.

Mercer Morhjar. i-nr-e-. G-erxr a --n 1 13 JlMENEl. 3--- '3-s CPS a -ay Ssc-e- -a phoenix and former secretary As-i sociation. She also was a member of the Swim Club and a representative to the Council of Rhythm Girls, both in Sun City.

Born in Des Moines, she moved to Phoenix in 1931 from San Francisco. She had resided the past six years in Sun City. Her husband died in December 1965. Services will be at 2 p.m. to-' morrow in Lundberg Chapel of Chimes, 5852 W.

Glenn Drive, Glendale. Friends may call there from 5 to 8 p.m. today. Burial will be in Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego.

Survivois include a son, George C. of Seabrook, a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Young of Buena Park, her moth er, Mrs. Othelia Leveen of Spo kane, a brother out of state; and six grandchildren. The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society.

Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: Phone Your Want Ads 271-8711 2-Funeral Announcamentt JOHNSON, Georja Dit i-r -s 3 Dm tiday Men-iory La- rroriai Pvn, 7'9 27' A' te-rrent wemory Lawn. Grimshaw Palm Chapal, 4th Aye at JONES, Tarn, Is fj'flse pv sls'r-' v-s A Tnc-ras. A es res at Grimshaw i Bethany Chaoel, 7t 4, 4 A av Mnme with l-e r-a-1 i. my ca.i after 5 today LERICME, Rry C'uVi-tod by Or Bir-, Vsrtr-c un-tril 1 P' t-is ln v-rnor. a I Moor A Sons.

m-rrt A Vemvs t-r- S--- ChlK'Trer t'e Tpp-c v- rAt, is refprrec: rVSAROUESS, Charles Senses i'. I io a t.rr.' i' Prk Chare1 ott'Ca'mcj interment GrenwN-d Braiiil Wlsitnev. es npv i.p,r,(e Vphp McGOVERN, A i.itir, t4 yv. Pasa- dpr-a servcs 1 rY- 'v'- Camelback Sunset Chanel PICKETT, Juie Ann 3v Pt p-'s Vt 4 Dp i.rsr.tuarpnts. Mr.

4 Mrs Mr 4 Casa i VcCa 4 get' Vrs jrt-n fn ''v (ps 2 om today at t-e xy. iti.ai.ei 0i Hansan Mor tuary, Re Gasl'O or- a- '-y RMOOEN, Leasra-d L. Wived M- 4 Vr, 3 a'd Jar(p ot Ph.w.x, ither James A TSfptfdaie Serv cps or y.pdr-ps day in the r.arden Marcer Mortuary, interment Greerwnod may tlay ROMO, John of Ih. a-y a ri ISmas Funeral Center, Va'S a a Antnnv Cnrn SCHLABAUGH, B-rnica A Seryirrs civ'tiLUca' i-prtp't I. i-ist today Cnarel.

A. Moora 4 Sons Ir'tprniprt rpnnwixrj SCHMIDT, Lexis A Vryyp l-y wte t)-eiia nt Ararnp S'rvices be r.v-d' "pa day Oesrt View Canpl Gibbons Mortuary, O'rr; t. Anr- Trac a Amp' in i(1 Aoacha Pn-t J(i Pr.vate cremat-nn JCHREIBER, Kimheny f- de servicei Ham today Green, wonrt trk Gnmshaw'l Bethany Chapal. 7tti Av. 4 Bethany Home Road SCOTT, Havward rending.

Lundberf Chapel of Tha Chimes. Simpson, Ceoroe a an conducted by Rev Cvrrrr tort ay In 4'emnry ft re I rJu Interment Glendale Resthaven SMART, James Interment 10 a t'-day, Fort vVhippiR MarYua'rv Arranqements by Marcr SMITH, Bernard Jr 7 vt 7'" athnt.c fhurch. Hansen Mortuary STARZYNSKI. Ada dth Palms Chan I. 4th Ave 4 Mon'o STEL7ER, Allred Arranqements rending Whitney 4 Morphy STUI- Wilter Service, conduct ed hy louis Ounni m-JX Meldrum Mor Vesa interment Mesa Cemeterv military honors hy nam, Force Ba.e TALBOTT, Alice 1122 Sp -s Dr.ve Wile ot I ouise Vai.ne Taihotl; dauqhter f' Genrqe H.

Rawlins, Pnrjen vsler pt Mrs Robert (Harret Dnwar, Hermosillo, Mexico 4 Mrs Colleen Gillham, Scottsdale. Passed JAav Mnnday Servlres conducted by fha Very Rev Dean Usher 4 Canon Raymond Dugan, nm Wednesday in Trinity Eolscopal (a'hederal. 100 Ronsevelt In termrnt Greenwood Friend, may ca 1 today alter 4 om until we! nnon. A. L.

Moora ft Son, A rVemoriei to the Maricopa County Mental Health Association Is pre- fprrpd Maria" bmfW Portland Grandmother of Ronald Tn. ter, Madison Heldhts. Mlrh I assed aa Mnn Ar-anoemen-s pendinr). A. L.

Moor 4 SOtl, TIFFANY, Vern, Service, 00. diirtnd by Bishop Lee A Crandan 1 am tn.tay In Mesa DS ward Chapei, wt-e-e friends may VI pr nr to seryires intnrr-n. Vna Cpmelrry, Meldrum Mortuary, Mesa TILLSON, Van Bu'Pn servne-i and Interment Ravena, Nebraska Local arranqements fv Green Acre, Mortuary, oiendaie VAUGHN, Ner, lU II am Tpnp'e Intertr-pnt Fast V's ta7 -a rm Bloom', South Phoenli Mor. tuary nfpr Dire- WADE, t.an 5i.irv.vi 1. rj, I Calif V''es 4 fin- AmtHPsrla.

in 'r-e Mercer Moifuarv i I' rn today WAGMAN ira Arran.t,rren. rr-f1 Grimshaw Palm, Chapel. t' A 'i 4 Viiiy-e YORK, hy di V-s laviugf" Mclea-rf ir- Vprnia Karr f-inf Virt-lrjar tat yns Raymond 4 Dor-a a Detrrit Vich.gan l-1 (41 annv hifd-nn 4 tfto great arand PricP 4 ir'pr-rpr't at chiqan Desert View Chan el, GibMns Mortuary. 9't; Acarne T-ail, Mesa S-Ffinora! Directors FOR VAN'S Ariz. Funeral Horrif? 37 Ird Ave JJTJ CANNON FUNFRAL HOVF "Serving the Aestside" 915 nt MERCER MORTUARY THrMAS RD.

AT tUTH ST Phore 26 4471 P'lva-e A L. VOCRE SONS Services Tod.i Bern ca VI A SiVPS'N, G.Wv 2 LEWICME. O-Tt 3 iu PH I SAGE 3'' 4 Ind an hi l5X) Larrv "Chapel r.F THE RCStS" 41 5 tp.e, I 4-1' 7 U.Sr' CMiUTFO 5 )4'- 3 E' 6-Fiorists DCNCFRIO F.CRAL CO. Finest Fo'S Since ')5 2S4-a't CAP-, yoir thnucjnr, I'- a ma-rer '-at a Aa-S c-va. SEE vrj-jR NEAREST VEV3ER ed FicriS! Asicc.

10-Lost 2 FEVALE GrTJjn crr -rr-3 N-jrn a a- A (H Wh-a ,4. i -SO -r- 0 a 5 f- 'A uat----" A VT. -''7 i 'l-'-O 1 1 -Found I -ma (ill-ir- mae --v ar-rj "--f -pensv rj-'a? C-tR'AN -eo-erc bic a-d t'-n ma 5 cha co ir 13-Auctions uc iv, rirsiuapiiMuimun. Burial will be in the Odd Fel-1 lows Cemetery. Mr.

Crawford, a native of Aurora, had been a resident of Prescott for the past 38 years. He was an active mem- ber of the First Baptist Church and had held various offices in the church. A veteran of World War Mr. I Crawford served in the Army as an infantry wagoneer. He was a member of the American Leeion and the Veterans of First World War Barracks 2362.

Surviving are his wife, Ida; son- -Vax VT. LT, SlSiers aim une uiutuei vui vi state. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today at the Chapel of the. Garden Mortuary.

Alice Talhott Mrs. Alice Talbott. 39, the daughter of the late George singing Aircrews aisiers, aiea ot cancer yesterday at her West Los Angeles home. She was 51. Her illness broke up the trio eight months ago.

The other sisters, Maxene and Patti, have been performing at Like Tahoe. Lou Rogers, La Verne's husband of 18 years, was at her Robert (iumnuns Robert H. Cummings, 39, a member of Steamfitters Local 469, was found dead Sunday in his home. Mr. Cummings, 2S05 W.

AI-meria, was a veteran of World War II. Born in St. Louis, he moved to Phoenix 25 years ago from Mount Vernon, 111. Services will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Sunset Chapel, 301 W.

Camelback. Private interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include two daugh- fers, Clara and Christine; a son Wayne, all of Cliicago, his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J.

Cummings; two brothers, Roger and Kenneth; and a sister, Mrs Joan Taylor, all of Phoenix; two other brothers and a out of state. ister, all Klbert F. Kglx'rt Services for Elbert F. Egbert, 81, who died Sunday in North Mountain Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Paradise Chapel, 3934 E.

Indian School. Mr. Egbert, 9639 N. 15th had been employed at Paradise Chapel before retiring in 1960. Born in Breckenridge, he moved to Phoenix from there 13 years ago.

He was a member of Sunnyslope Christian Church. Survivors include his Caroline; a son, Gordon of Greensboro, N.C.; a Mrs. Carpenter of San eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. i nenas may caii ai me mor tuary. Cremation services.

will follow Myrtle York APACHE JUNCTION Mrs. Myrtle N. York, 72, Pentecostal Church member, who moved here two months ago from Flint, died Sunday in Mesa General Hospital. here- as Mra in Monc' M0 Services and burial will be in I Flint, Desert View Chapel an- nounced. Survivors include two daugh- A I Flint; two sons, Kaymona and Donald, both of Detroit; four grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.

hospital. Mrs. Dare, 2112 E. Apache was born in Logan Coun- ty, 111., and moved to Tempe from Mount Vernon, 111. Services will be at 10 a.m.

to- ivvm uc 111 nv-'" 'tery. Scottsdale. Survivnr, inchde a son, Nor- vai ana a aaugnier. airs. nuin cvers doih 01 ivmK, three grandchildren and two eat-grandchildren.

rjnrna Lharland Mr, Emm- iPfln rwiand -1 Gainesville. Survivors include her husband. neien r.rp- Mrs. Helen Elaine Erps, 63, a former co-owner of Erps Mar-1 ket at 5239'i E. Thomas, died Sunday in a Phoenix nursing.

home. MTS- wuu "du 1 T- UJ beauty operator, moved to Phoe- nix in 1937 from her native Dav- eriPn. ScMdren 1state and me Ft. Services were yesterday at: Mercer Mortuary. Entombment! jwas la Greenwood from Roby, Tex.

ct0 1 1 pital Sunday. Services will be at 11 a.m.i Hare 13 v. Baseline, was Thursday in her church, 6520 S. TEMPE Mrs. Myrtle Maude horn in Wales and came to New Central.

Friends from 6 to 9 'Dare, 78, a resident of Tempeiy0rk City in 1908 and to Mesa' p.m. tomorrow in Bloom's Mor- 22 vears. died Sundav in a Phoc-Unrtiv thereafter. He was a Daily Crossword Puzzle VERNE ANDREWS Victim Of Cancer Minneapolis sold more than 80 million records since their debut in 1929 and became Die nation's top recording trio. They starred in motion pictures, on the stage and in nightclubs and made almost 900 records with' sales reaching 60 million.

I "Don't Sit under the Apple; Tree With Anyone Else Hut: Me." and "Rum and Ova were among their best-known! hits. When they became entertainers, they were the three surviving cliildren of seven born to Peter and Ollie Andrews. Their rendition of "Rei Mir Bist Du Schoen" made them stars overnight. The trio broke up following (the deaths of their mother in 11948 and their father in 1949. 13m is months later, the singers wrre back together.

No funeral arrangements for La Verne have been made, deorire aIe George Stanley Wade, 61, owner and operator of the Western Claims Service here since 1961, died Sunday while visiting in Prescott. Mr. Wade, 4925 E. Wcldon.j was a member of Elks Lodge 335. Born in Canada, he moved; to Phoenix in 1955 from San' Francisco.

Service will be at 4 p.m. to- morrow in Merccr Mortuary, 154l E. Thomas. Friends may call there after 6 p.m. today Cremation will follow.

Survivors include his wife. Anita: and a brother, Gordon 1. ot om Jonrx MESA Tom Joins, iw, a re- tired sheep ranene a 1 a Imember of the First Baptist Church here. Services will be at 2 p.m. to- morrow in Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home, Phoenix. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery'. Friends may call at1 the mortuary alter a p.m. kmm.i Survivors includp a sister.i Mrs Thomas of Wales. Leonard L.

Hlioden i.ofvnard U'p Rlnxlen. 28, who had operated a Texaco service station jn casa Grande the past three vears diod Sunday in st Joseph's Hospital, Mr. Rhoden, 1029 E. Monte-j bello, was born in Phoenix and 'had attended North men ncnm a' thP after 3 hum be jn Grpen. James A.

Rhodn of Scott- Me. San aton DURHAM, England L'F'I Sam Watson, a onetime Labor leader who frequently turned down offers of a govern-1 ment post, died Sundav at 69. Republic and Gazett Ptant 771-40W hfwil Nwirori. IX. 13C E.

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Burial Phoenix attorney, died yester- day in Mesa Southside Hospital, Mrs. Talbott, 3122 W. Sells' Survivors include a son, John-Drive, was born in Globe andey of Phoenix; four daughters, had resided in Phoenix sincejMrs. Harold Walker and Mrs. 1QW Hup father hpnrfoH fho 1au''Annif Ovprhv hnth r( Ahilpnp Is IT IE IE I iPltlQlUlC lEiii ii" 7 7 ST7 7 I o7 ppf 0 0 jHT "5 8 1 I PDF COP IE oTi I hTF lOUCT 333k lE DO thp A EOT IV Dn 7 eInIt Eli uffi IL I ne rTIT 0 Far rt aT 7 pTTfTsTe kTT ElIL en crjFsT oncI IsitIy firm of Rawlins, Ellis, Burrus.Tex.: Mrs.

Hollis Henry of morrow war Aionuary and Kiewit when he died in 1963 Weatherford, Mrs. BarceyFlfth st- Fnends may call there in Phoenix. iWyatt of Eugene, a sister, to 9 P'm- urlal will De in bast nestnaven tern letery I Mrs. Lvdia Lane of Glendale; AtuDr elota "'e to. here, died bunday in Services will be at 2 p.m.

S'i" grandchildren and 20 great-1 Cathedral, 100 Roosevelt. Friends may call from 4 p.m. today until noon tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Y.

T. Bark lev 333 W. Adams. Burial will be, APACHE JUN'CTION'-W in Greenwood Cemetery. 59.

a cattle rancher: Survivors include her hos-jand part owner of the Barkley! ACROSS 1 Entertainment form 6 Particle of matter 10 Popular baseball team 41 Mountain 42 Pert, to some paper 43 Feel 44 Card in loo 45 Offer again 47 Greek island 14 Tropical Am eric ai tree 15 Land formation 16 Gang 17 Business adviser 13 "It's 51 Showing sound judgment 52 Confections 54 University officer 58 Formal act 59 Biblical giant 61 Crai. to tell a 2 words bl tgyptiai 19- but not forgotten 20 Not harsh 22 Decagonal 24 Separate 26 Abundantly supplied goddess 63 Far North city 64 Bedeck 65 Man: Colloq. 66 Card 67 Made garment II Sprts repairs officials 31 Diminutive DOWN suffix 32 One supporting a heavy burden 33 Was solicitous 35 Papal name 38 Equine feature yi Violently intense 43 Learn by perusal 1 Kind of ract 2 Anger 3 Verily 4 Expo '67 site 5 Moose features 6 Jap. woman diver 7 Process for assessing 8 Willow his home. 3l a mmber of First BaiHe served in the Air Force four! Mr.

Barkley was an Army tot Church in Sunnyslope and 'ears-veteran of World War II and a clerk at Lincoln Hospital, Services will be at 2 p.m. to-j member of the Veterans of died Sunday in the hospital, 'morrow in Mercer Mortuary, 1 Foreign Wars in his native! r.j'l E. Thomas. Friends may r-l I 0011 CJ 5,967 9 Affected 10 University of 4 Down 11 Wear away 12 Belief 13 European 21 Compass 39 quadruped 40 One who deserts hit party 42 Branches 43 No. Amer.

Indians 44 least colorful point 23 Hied 25 Transfer 27 New Zealand 46 Pine product tree 47 shoot 28 And others 48 Sorina 1 woras 49 Language 50 Spanish tern of address 53 Agreeing in kind 55 Sufficient: Archaic 56 Thames estuary 57 Watch over 60 Author of famed anthem 29 Mi xed drink 30 Sword 34 Tyrannizes over 35 Do certain banking business 36 Become less painful 37 River to the Baltic He was also known asL'Tr jSt. as born Gnesville.Gj Mesa. Bill. band. Arthur a daughter, Louise and her mother.

Mrs. George H. Rawlins, all of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Robert Dewar of Hermosillo, Mexico, and Mrs. Colleen Gillham of The family suggests contribU' tions to the Maricopa Mental Health Association.

Rosa Ci-neros GLENDALE Mrs Rosa nusa Cisneros, 6a, who was born in Semces will be at 10 a.m.1 past 10 years. Thursdav in Desert Viewj a I Survivors include his perents. Chapel, "9702 E. Apache Trail. I Semc" wlU 8 P-m- Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard V. Rhod-Cremation will follow. day in Hansen Mortuary-, 8J14 cn; and a sister) Janice RhvJ. Seventh St.

Burial will be in PhnPriv a hmh. ini j- "vtion; a daughter. Mrs. Nancyay; ner parems, arm 1914, died Sunday in Mesa. and four'Guy Grant; a brother and a sis Memorial Hospital.

grandchildren ter. all of Gainesville. Mrs. Cisneros. 6801 N.

55th Cisneros, 6801 N. 55th Drive, had resided in Glendale 31'ears- Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Brazill-Whit-; ney Mortuary, 5754 W. Glenn; Drive. Mass of Requiem will be said at 9 a.m.

Thursdav in Our, I.aHv Of PprnPttml Hpln Tpthn- lie Chu-ch here. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Survivors include m'S ife-' gettv; hjS mother, Mrs. Ger-; tnide A ache Junc. rn, kj tions to Emphvsema Re-j 'search Fund, 2727 N.

Central, Phoenix, LouN A. Schmidt APACHE JUNCnON'-Memo- rial vprvHrP? for Iritis Albprt Schmidt. 56. a retired Navy mnn u-i hp rvinmirtprt at IT a.m. todav in M.

L. Gibbons 111UI, Wl 1 Ub Mr. Schmidt died Saturday in the Williams Air Force Base Hospital Friends may call until 10 a.m. today. He is survived by his wife, Orella, of Apache Junction.

1 3 4 5 6 7 9 TT" iT" IT" TT" 20 21 17 22 23 27 28 29" 30 31 32 "or 33 34 35 IT IT 3sT li -'-'4 XT" 65 66 TT67 In uesen view Monuan, Siua c. survivors inciuae ner Cisneros of Glendale and Apache TraiI cremation will band, Emil a daughter, De-jGeorge Robles of Ft. Bliss. follow ores of phoemx; a three daughters. Mrs.

fflMr Lupe Sais of Sierra Vista, Mary Sanutio of Cashion, and Mrs. Alice Hernandez of Wat-j sonville, 22 grandchil dren and three great-grandchil- dren. I Morternen Km, r. -j. C't'.

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