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ALL EDITIONS Page 22 Obituaries -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. February 4,1960 Private Kites Today For Wilmer One-Time Tennis Great SCOTTSDALE -Private funeral services will be conducted today in Messinger Funeral Hoffift, 515 E. Indian School, for Wilmer Moore Mines, 47, former international tennis star who died Sunday in Denver. Burial will be in Scottsdale Cemetery. Mr.

Hines, who had lived here Intermittently the past 22 years, went to Denver last summer. He had been a tennis instructor at various inns and hotels here and iri Tucson. Last winter, he conducted weekly ennis clinics here. At one time he was among the nation's top 10 singles players, and was ranked third in doubles. He played in the 1930s with such greats as Don Budge, Gene Mako, Fred Perry, and Gottfried Von Cramm.

He attended the University of De6 ihr sons, Bert Cactus; North Carolina, where he playe Ora, Phoenix; and Clint, Akron, oci vn-ca lui iviio. J3C1 uia Troutman, 71, who died Wednes- '8 ftt years ago. He was a mem- day in Memorial Hospital, will be in Ottumwa, Iowa. A. L.

Moore and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Troutman, a native year ago. Farmington, Iowa, had been visit- WILMER M. MINES tennis with Bryan (Bitsy) Gran and also played basketball.

He is survived by his wife Irene. Julia A. Alexander Funeral services for Mrs. Juli A. Alexander, 82, who died Tuesday in a Phoenix rest home, wi be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in Palm Chapel, A. L. Moore and Son Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. The.

Rev. Roscoe Strivings wil officiate. Burial will be in Green wood Memorial Park. Mrs. Alexander, a native of Cot tage Grove, came to Phoe nix in 1925 from there.

She lived at 1531 W. Palmer Dr. She is survived by her husband Courtesy: Arizona Public Service Co. Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Dailey, Coolidge, and Mrs.

Henry O'Daniel, Miami, two sisters, Mrs. Betty Call and Mrs. Mary M. Ellis, both of Cottage Grove; 16 grandchildren, and 25 flciate. Burial will be in Memory night in A.

Moore and Sons great-grandchildren. Bertha R. Trotitiiiati Services for Mrs. Bertha R. Lawn Memorial Pafk.

Mf. Stacker, a native of Mel. vern, came to Phoenix ber of the First Christian Church in Ocala, Fla. A real estate salesman most of his life, he had been an apartment manager in Phoenix until ing in Phoenix the past three months. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Ray B. Miller and Mrs ierman L. Johnson, both of Ot umwa, and Mrs. William Weltch, Detroit, and two sons Arnold Cleveland, and Harok Ottumwa. Raymond E.

Stucker Funeral services for Raymond E. Stucker, 68, of 1325 E. Monte Vista, who died Monday in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 2:31 j.m. tomorrow in Whitney Murphy Funeral Home, 330 Second Ave. The Rev.

Hoyt Canary will of Foes Of Buzard Ask Citation For Williams Contesters of the 1958 nomina tion of A. P. (Jack) Buzard, stat corporation commissioner, movec yesterday to cite another commis sioner, E. T. (Eddie) Williams 'or contempt of court.

They also asked that Superio; Judge R. C. Stanford Jr. compe Williams to answer questions asked at a deposition-taking las Thursday night. JUDGE Stanford heard argu ments for an hour last night and then recessed proceedings until I a.m.

today. He indicated doub hat Williams was in any danger contempt punishment. Attorney John E. Madden, rep- esenting the contesters, told udge Stanford that Williams "ex- ibited a complete and contemptu- us and defiant attitude" in reusing to answer questions. His transcript of the proceed- ngs showed that Williams claimed the questions invaded his rights and privileges under state and federal constitutions and could subject him to prosecution.

"I think the whole proceeding was, and is, a subterfuge by Republicans and pinto Democrats and its real purpose is to harrass, annoy, embarrass and humiliate me as a Democrat," Williams was quoted. Z. SIMPSON COX, attorney for Williams, was joined by Buzard's attorney, John P. Frank, in arguing that Williams cannot be compelled to answer questions. The contesters 'claim Buzard conspired to have a Tucson Bill Brooks run against the incumbent 3ill Brooks, thus splitting the Brookses vote and assuring Buzard's nomination.

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Denton, Kansas City, and two brothers, Lester, Kansas City, and Floyd, Phoenix. Dora P. Griffith Services were conducted last Mine Rescue Work Halted YUBARI, Japan (UPI) Offi cials called off rescue work a the Yubari Coal Mine yesterday flooded part of it to preven further explosions, and gave uj for dead five men still entombed The decision came only hours after three miners who had been trapped for 50 hours were saved The death toll was 40. Sixty-two miners were trapped ground Monday when an explosion crumbled the walls ceiling of one of the main shafts Twenty were rescued the first day. The bodies of 34 dead were ecovered.

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Burial will be in Phelps, N.Y. A native of Geneva, N.Y., Mrs. Griffith came to Phoenix in 1910 from there. She lived at 227 W. Sunland Ave.

She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Florence; Mrs. Emma Shippey, Rochester, N.Y.; and Mrs. Marjory Parsons, St. Petersburg, and a brother, Homer Pulver, Webster, N.Y.

Billie King Services for Mrs. Billie King, 59, who died Friday in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 1 p.m. tomor- row in Lone Star Baptist Church, llth Avenue and Durango. The Rev. C.

V. Nelson will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call today and until service time tomorrow at Ragsdale Mortuary, 1100 E. Jefferson.

Mrs. King, who came to Ari- zona in 1942 from Oklahoma City, lived at 1549 W. Maricopa. She is survived by four brothers, Ralph Spencer, Oklahoma; Morris and Howard, both of Stockton, and A. J.

Spencer, Compton, and four sisters, Mrs. Versie Collins, Mrs. Margie Agee, and Mrs. Lillie Mae tfavis, all of Phoenix, and Mrs. Myrtle McGowan, Oakland, Calif.

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