Yuma Weekly Sun, The (Newspaper) - October 6, 1939, Yuma, Arizona U- The Newspaper That Goes Home T S And THE YUMA EXAMINER in Yuma Around the Sun YUMA ARIZONA FRIDAY OCTOBER S NUMBER Legal Advertisement No 1656 TO SHOW CAUSE In Hie Superior Courl of the Slate of Arizona in and for the County of In the Mallei of the Estate of LILAH B SANGUINETTI De- ceased EUGENE F the Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Lilah B ti deceased having filed herein his verified petition praying for an order authorizing and directing him to extend until April 1 1941 upon the terms and conditions set lorth in said petition the time of payment of that certain mortgage made executed and delivered on March 22 1937 by said petitioner individually and said decedent as husband and wife to First National Bank of Log An- covering certain real prop belonging to the estate of said decedent ami certain other erty located in the County of Yuma State of Arizona and described in said gage which said mortgage was on the 7th day of April 1937 in Book 47 of Mortgages at Pago 142 In the office of ths ty of Yuma County zona to which said mortgage and the record thereof reference is hereby made for further ars and for a more complete de- scription of the property covered thereby said mortgage securing the payment of a certain 45 minutes E 240 feet N 0 degrees 2 minutes W along the Section line 430 feet to the point of ning That said petition will be heard by the Board of Directors of said district at a meeting of said board which will be held at the office of the said district In Yuma County State of Arizona on the 7th ot November 1939 at the hour of 2 o'clock P M Any person having any for objection to the allowance of said petition or any part thereof s hereby required to file the hunie n writing in the said district of fice on or before the aforesaid time fixed for the hearing of said petition and is likewise required to appear before the said board at said time of hearing said ition in support of any such ob- E G LAWLER Secretary of the North Gila Valley Irrigation District Yuma County Arizona Weekly Oct 6 13 20 TREASURER'S Yuma County Slate of Arizona Notice is hereby given that S J Clausen Jr has applied for a treasurer's deed to the following described patented mining claims owned by the Desert Queen Gold Company and situated in the mosa Mining District in Yuma County State of Copper Bottom No 1 Copper Bottom No 2 Copper Bottom No 3 Copper Bottom No 4 Copper Bottom No 5 Copper Bottom No 6 Copper sory note in Bottom No 7 Copper Bottom said petitioner individually Copper Bottom No 9 Copper said decedent to the order of Bottom No 10 and Copper said security First National Bank torn No 11 the United States of Los Angelos March Patent being of record in Book 33 zona until ten o'clock A M day November 6th for and installing in the Yuma County Sheriff's One 1 Water Cooler operated and tic equipped wilh minimum water storage of at least two water cooler shall be of bubbler type equipped with sanitary bler guard cooler is to be equipped with heavy duty horsepower commercial type compressor and cabinet shall be equipped with vitreous porcelain top and hardware fittings to be of stainless steel or chrome plated brass cooler is to be installed and connected to water and sewer in the ty Jail building Proposals must be sealed and addressed to B Lindor Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said county and state and en- Proposals IT ing and installing water cooler Each hid shall be accompanied by a copy of this advertisement The Board of Supervisors by reserves the right to reject any or all bids Done by Order of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County 2nd day of October 1939 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YUMA COUNTY ARIZONA By Win B Linder Clerk Weekly Oct 6 13 20 27 1939 Legal Advertisement Legal Advertisement NOTICE SALK Notice is hereby given the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County Arizona will at A M in their office in the Court House at Yuma to the highest bidder for cash by oral competitive bidding the following No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Make Studebaker Ford Ford Ford Ford Chevrolet Chevrolet Chevrolet Dodge Dodge Sedan Pickup Pickup Truck Truck Truck Truck Truck Truck Motor Number A-1272745 529541 Year 1930 1929 1934 1035 1935 1935 1934 1930 1930 REPEAL OF ARMS EMBARGO WOULD BE WAR STATES SEN 51 BY RONALD C VAX TINE tration proposal for repeal of the 1 No 61 Maintainer i Scraper 3 yard capacity 1 only Best 30 Tractor 1 30 Tractor located at Parker 1 Crusher 4 Iron The Board of Supervisors the right to reject any or all bids Done by Order of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County this 2nd day of October 1939 22 1937 in the original principal amount of eighty-seven thousand five hundred dollars payable in monthly installments of or more commencing May of Deeds at page 416 of Yuma County Arizona and which on the 15th of 1933 were sold to the State of Arizona for interest penalties and and continuing up to and charges amounting to Three including April 1 1939 with an dred Six Dollars and Sixty-two including Ap installment of on Cents May 15 1938 said note bearing interest at the rate of per an- If redemption according to law be not made before the ill day of November 1939 I will num un the unpaid balance vey said premises to such able monthly and the balance of principal and interest remaining unpaid upon said note and gage being with interest from August 1 1939 at the rale of per annum able monthly IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that all persons interested In said estate appear before this Court at the court room thereof in the Yuma County Court House at Yuma in Baid County on the 4th day of November 1930 at the hour of the then and there to show cause If any they have why the prayer of said petition should not be ed and the time of payment of said mortgage and the edness secured thereby above de- cant or his assigns R C GEORGE Treasurer of Yuma County State of Arizona Weekly Oct 6 and 13 Arizona Group To Fight Inclusion Of Copper In Treaty Oct The Arizona copper tariff board said today it would protest inclusion of copper in the favored nation treaty which the state department j of life Weekly Oct 6 13 20 27 1939 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YUMA COUNTY ARIZONA By Wm B Under Clerk United Stuff I WASHINGTON Oct 5 Sen John H Overton D Ln broke with his southern cratic colleagues to demand today that the senate refuse the ad- request for repeal of the arms embargo section of the neutrality act Overtoil speaking on the third day of the Senate's debate on U S neutrality called for a firm I stand in defense of the arms em- I bargo because its repeal would constitute intervention in Europe's war Most southern Democrats support the ADVANCE OF FRENCH ARMY PARALYZES embargo Third Major Speaker Overton was the third major speaker by the Senate forces op- posed to repeal Before he spoke the Senate heard Sen Charles W Tobey R N H read World war accounts of submarine against U S shipping He cited them in support of his posal for delay in consideration of arms embargo repeal and im- mediate action on neutrality provisions claimed that the Senate stood 61 for repeal of CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN visit to schools ot tlie Yuma and Yuma valley dis- was being made today by Herman E Hendrix state super- intendent of public instruction who accompanied by of the state department arrived in Yuma last night Dr Hendrix visited the Yuma Union High school this morning was to visit the Yuma Grammar schools duting the afternoon and planned to visit the Yuma valley and Mohawk valley schools row With Dr Hendrix Miss Ruth Oelke state supervisor of home making George S Sanders state supervisor of trade and in- education and Arthur G Snyder state supervisor of cultural education all of Phoenix Jap Foreign Of fice 1300 Pet Gain In BILLION DOLLAR HAZ STEEL INDUSTRY Employees Resign i Enrollment At In Protest Move PROPOSALS FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County State of Arizona will at ten o'clock A M Monday ember 8th 1939 sell to the est bidder for cash the following described One Mn Sedan Motor N 2612 Proposals shall be sealed and addressed to Wm B Clerk of the Board of of gaid county and state and en- Chrysler now is negotiating with Chile Sam H Morris chairman of the organization said that if per were included in the ratified treaty the price of the metal would drop two cents an ounce or more I He said the treaty also would benefit 19 other nations which have lower labor costs and would hamper sales of mined copper Charles F Willis secretary of the copper tariff board said a two cent cut would represent a BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN GERMANY Oct French army's cautious cal advance into the Saar valley has paralyzed worth of German industry j and Zweibruecken to Pirmasens there j at the edge of the great One can stand at a French front ate forest which is a dark blur on line post dug in just the eastern horizon across the crest overlooking 20 Bite by bite the French are miles of valley and see no signs j ing off more German territory I of the Saar river and adding rhents but no civilian life No smoke pours fro many chimney of the big factories where Germany's best steel has been made There isn't an industrial wheel turning in the whole region from Mertzig past Saarlouis Saarbruecken BY II O THOMPSON An increase of more than 300 percent in enrollment at the United 1'ress Stuff Correspondent j school where attend TOKYO Oct More j ance this year jumped to 23 officials and other em- pils from a daily average of seven Farm Bureau Units To Elect Officers In November There are many German iers below hidden in pill boxes and behind artillery it to the acres they claim already to hold The advance is slow but general than ployes the foreign office re- signed today in protest against the formation of an independent trade ministry The were on the government's alleged failure by forming the ministry to unify the diplomatic administration scribed be extended as prayed Proposals for purchase 1 nf Yuma for one automobile from Yuma d AND IT IS FURTHER County RD that a copy of this order be Each bid shall be accompanied published for four successive by a copy of advertisement weeks next before said day of hearing in the Yuma Weekly Sun and the Yuma Examiner a ly newspaper of general tion printed and published in said The Board of Supervisors by reserves the right to reject any or all bids Done by Order of the Board of Supervisors this 2nd day of County For further particulars ence is hereby made to the said now on file herein 19.19 tober 1939 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YUMA COUNTY ARIZONA u By Wm B Under Clerk IN OPEN this Weekly Oct 6 13 20 1 day of October 1939 HENRY C KELLY Judge Weekly Oct 6 13 20 27 NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the undersigned secretary of the North Gila Valley Irrigation District Yuma County Stale of Arizona that P E Hewes a with the Board of of said District requesting the ot the following described I BQ cunt pay cut for miners even if it were possible to maintain a copper market in face of unrestricted world com- petition Willis urged a united effort by labor and allied Industries in the drive to block inclusion of per in the treaty U S Naval Planes Flying Panama Canal Neutrality Patrol Over Huge Area last year was announced today by Clifton L Harkins county The unexpected increase was attributed to mining activities in the district Requisitions for additional George A Pickering president of books and supplies Yuma County Farm Bureau Officers of the three Yuma county units of the Arizona Farm Bureau Federation are to be and elected at the annual meeting slated for Nov 6 7 and 8 respectively at the Gadsden Rood and ties Announcement of the ing elections was made today by V I 1110 tl First Shiao i fnm of the WASHINGTON Oct United States airmen are flying the Panama Canal neutrality trol today over an area of more square salt water The estimate was that a dozen naval bombers from dawn to were dark patrolling from the j h OK BIDS Notice is hereby given that ed bids will be received at the of- fice of the Board of Supervisors Yuma County State of Ari zona until ten o'clock A M day November 6th 1939 for Yuma County with one 1 six eight or twelve sedan and for the sale of one 1937 j have informed Mr Roosevelt President Plans To Spend Weekend At Hyde Park Home WASHINGTON Oct 5 President Roosevelt emphasizing the White House hands off tude in the congressional debate over repeal of the embargo will leave today for a week-end at his Hyde Park N Y home Presidential Secretary Stephen T Early said that Senate leaders southern tip of Florida to the northern coast of South America That patrol would cover the Sea which Atlantic ping must enter en route to the canal republics agreed this week to a safety zone around the western hemisphere Therefore it fa a patrol of surveillance rather designed to tor of the commerce bureau and six chief officials of the bureau offered their resignations They accused Admiral Kichisaburo No- mura foreign minister of bad 1 faith in approving the trade i plan announced yesterday without consulting his ates enrollment increase beyond the strict its our waters Naval planes aloft over the Spanish Main are based at Puerto Rico where Admiral William H Leahy retired chief of naval op- has just taken over as governor Puerto Rican to be undertaken to make that territory a formidable out- A few hours later more than 100 additional employes resigned Foreign reports that Japan had The canal patrol was post of canal defenses of which en the United Press was naval patrol is a vital part ed at the outset of the Some naval officers have be- puan war and does not that in the modern era of agreement with Germany and in view of the partnership were denied at the foreign office A spokesman however that Japan's displeasure con- at the agreements Hot Music Blamed For Fire HOLLYWOOD Oct Dance fire was blamed today the player of a hut hull fiddle who wiped his smoking strings ami flung the nig away on one of the tlin footlights The resin rag flared up mill ignited the curtains strings arnon E R were coated with lots of resin cause that was the only way I hoy keep red-hot thrump throughout the heat Also at the meetings in November delegates will be ed to a county bureau meeting at which county bureau officials will be nominated and elected The last of the three October meetings of the farm bureau units was held last night at Roll about 70 members being present The Rood unit met Tuesday night and Gadsden unit ing was held Monday The earths great p o lar ice capa and glaciers of snowflakes a development of the Panama de- in which 21 American undeclared wars an enemy might ir acres in the Northwest quarter of the Southwest j of Section 34 Township 7 Range 22 West G S R B M shown on the tracing ing said petition and more f described Beginning at a point on the Section line bearing S 0 de- grees 2 minutes E and 630 feet Southerly from the corner of Sections 33 and 34 thence along Section line S 0 degrees 2 minutes E 430 feet thence S 87 degrees 45 minutes E 470 thence S 24 degrees 13 minutes W 264 thence N 89 de- grees 46 minutes E 384.5 thence N 12 degrees 10 minutes E 729.5 thence N 6 degrees 55 minutes E 344 feet thence N 60 de- grees 28 minutes E 874 feet thence N 1 degree 36 utes E 247.5 thence S 89 degrees 9 minutes 426 thence S 19 degrees minutes W 671 feet thence West 185 feet thence N 26 degrees 49 minutes E 701 thence N 89 degrees 40 minutes W 175 thence S 26 degrees 23 minutes E 710 feet and close on the point of beginning 8.73 acres in the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter nf Section 33 Township 7 South Range 22 West G S R B M shown on the tracing said petition and more particularly described Beginning at a point on the Section line bearing S 0 de- grees 2 minutes E and 630 feet Southerly from the H corner of Sections 33 and 34 West 659 thence S 0 degrees 17 minutes W 658 feet thence S 89 degrees i 43 minutes E 419 feet thence N 2 degrees 30 minutes W feet thence S 87 degrees delivered his neutrality recommendations in a special congressional message the White House has maintained an aloof attitude to congressional maneuvers in the crucial struggle This proposal a cash lowance tor the 1937 Chrysler Motor Number now being used by the Sheriff's Office furnishing Yuma County with one 1 Six Eight Twelve Cylinder Sedan I Proposals shall be sealed and addressed to Wm B Linder Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said county and state and en- Proposals for Yuma County with one sefian and for purchase of one sedan I Each bid shall be accompanied by a copy of this advertisement happenings throughout the world The Board of Supervisors to be contained in Richfield by reserves the right to reject any I dispatches daily from the or all bids Done by Order of the Board Supervisors of Yuma County till 2nd day of October 1939 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YUMA COUNTY ARIZONA Richfield News Broadcasts Over Station KUMA The latest developments and 39 Warships Sail From L A Today For Patrol Duty j LOS ANGELES Oct 5 j Thirty-nine warships sail for Hawaii today to swell the Navy's mid-Pacific security patrol into a formidable and force Ships leaving Los Angeles arid San Diego harbors for a ary station at Pearl harbor in- cluded the aircraft carrier prise with 80 planes aboard and the six heavy cruisers lis Astoria New Orleans j hampton Salt Lake City and j sacola There were also the j crusier Raleigh and 31 destroyers I Later the flotilla will be joined I by two more cruisers the ton and the Indianapolis Commanding the flotilla was i Vice-Admiral Adolphus Andrews head of the scouting force Already stationed at the lands are 72 cf the PBY Flying two light cruisers 14 submarines By Wm B Linder Clerk Weekly Oct 6 13 20 27 1939 A PROPOSALS FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that ed bids will be received at the of- fice of the Board of Supervisors and other smaller United Press to be presented daily over KUMA by Richfield dealers in Yuma Somerton Winterhaven and Bard districts it was an- today by White ers Richfield distributors here The new radio dispatches arc to be presented at p m each week day but during the Worlds Series baseball games the news broadcast will be on the air of Yuma County State of 1 at the conclusion of the games ANNOUNCEMENT In order to better serve his clients in Yuma and vicinity O A WADIN Auditor and CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT Is Pleased To Announce That He Will Maintain an Office In Yuma LOCATED AT 160 S MAIN ST Pecan Growers We arc in a position to purchase your Pecan Crop For Particulars See R G Laatz Manager Arizona Pecans Inc At Warehouse on 10th Street East of Blalack Seed and FALL CLEANING IS IMPORTANT Let us keep your fall clothes in perfect order with our ZORIC Cleaning Satisfaction assured PHONE 89 Alpha Laundry Cleaning Co OPENING LOTTIE'S PLACE Saturday Sept WHERE the finest of DRINKS are served WINTERHAVEN PROTECT THE CHILDREN With Safety Glass In Your Car Glass will save you and your children from cuts by flying glass FOR YOUR PROTECTION USE SAFETY GLASS LET GEORGE DO IT ARIZONA GLASS 42 THIRD STREET PHONE 80 Woman of The Hour That's the title you'll win if you visit your Beauty Adviser present your problems and take her advice Your Beauty Doctor will prescribe the proper facial ment using good rich cream for those tiny laugh lines and sage for tired facial muscles If your hair has that look she will pep it up with oil steam treatments to bring back the lustrous sheen of youth Visit the San Carlos Beauty Shop Where Beauty Is An Art Leave the shop with that feeling of renewed ence Remember the tiny delicate cles of your face react quickly and con- tell the world how you feel about yourself BEAUTY IS YOUR GREATEST ASSET Soft 334 San Carlos Beauty Shop VERA DEE RUBY ADAIR IS YOUR CAR READY FOR THE NEXT THREE MONTHS FALL IS THE TIME TO LET US GIVE YOUR CAR A THOROUGH CHECKING AND B E REE 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