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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1949

Page

9

Former Atom Experimenter Refuses to Testify

Irving David Fox, former atomic scientist, refused to say if he belonged to the Communist Party or a Communist cell while being questioned by House Un-American Activities Committee on wartime atomic espionage. Fox, now at UC Berkeley, described his work in the radiation laboratory from 1942 to 1946 and said he knew the lab worked on nuclear fission.

Washington Irving David Fox House House Un-American Activities Committee Russia University of California At Berkeley Fox Radiation Laboratory Frank Tavenner Communist Party Tavenner Ruman Steve Nelson Berkeley Laboratory

Mystic 13 Magic Show In Phoenix At Union High

Mystic 13 Ring 55 of the International Brotherhood of Magicians presents a magic show on October 5 and 6 at Phoenix Union High School Auditorium. Bert Easley Ted Peake and Arnold Poole are listed among performers and organizers. The organization formed last year and joined the international group shortly after. Membership is open to pros and amateurs.

Phoenix Union High School Mystic 13 Ring No. 55 International Brotherhood of Magicians Valley of the Sun Kiwanis Club Bert Easley Ted Peake Allison Steel Manufacturing Company Arnold Poole O. S. Stapley Company Magicians’ Organization International Group

Democrats of Maricopa Organize For 1950 Elections

Z Simpson Cox, chair, calls precincts to elect chairs, require precinct committeemen to subscribe to the Maricopa Democrat, appoint deputy registrars for voter drives, encourage subscriptions, hold at least one social event by Dec 1, and mail party news to the Maricopa Democrat. A progress report is requested. Souvenir programs sales at the fair managed by the County Committee, with a social event planning committee named.

Z. Simpson Cox Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee Cox Maricopa League of Women Voters

Way Cleared For Madison Facilities

Madison School District bids for additional facilities are to be called immediately after $329,000 in bonds were purchased by City National Bank and Trust Company and Commerce Trust Company of Kansas City at 2.76 percent. The project includes a new site at 20th Street and Campbell Avenue for a classroom building, offices, and cafeteria auditorium, plus a classroom addition at 16th Street and Missouri Avenue.

Madison James E. DeSouza Maricopa County Campbell Avenue Madison School 16Th Street Missouri Avenue

Bendix 1950 Appliances On Display At Local Show

The 1950 Bendix line goes on display at Electrical Equipment Co. 424 North Central Avenue for about 100 state dealers and salesmen. They will attend three meetings daily tomorrow and Thursday to learn three new Tumble Action washers and a redesigned dryer. William C. Becker and R G Forsyth lead sessions with Sam Kahan welcoming visitors. New models debut in dealer showrooms on Oct. 10.

Bendix Electrical Equipment Company North Central Avenue William C. Becker San Francisco R. G Bob) Forsyth Electrical Sam Kahan

Rehabilitation Bill For Tribes Amended in Washington

Gazette reports Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation Bill talks aim to curb Fernandez Amendment objections. Conference report delayed after Navajo Tribal Council protest. Clarifying language describes the amendment as stopgap and not permanent. The bill funds a ten year program costing 88.57 million dollars with trustee property and water rights protections.

Antonio Fernandez New Mexico Fernandez Senate House

General Rush to Speak at Williams Graduation

Brigadier General Hugo P. Rush will address Williams Air Force Base class 49 C, a 25 student officers and 119 aviation cadets, in the base theater at 11 a m. A 15 minute precision aerial demonstration by the Aerojets precedes a 24 F-80 Shooting Star aerial parade. The public may visit. seating is by invitation only.

Phoenix Williams Air Force Base Hugo P. Rush Fourth Air Force General Rush Robert L. Scott, Jr Randolph Goodfellow Connally Perrin Air Force Texas Williams

Smoking Ban Enforced at Arizona Commission Hearings

The Arizona Corporation Commission bans smoking in all hearings held in superior court rooms after criticism from state judges. Chairman William T. Brooks notes a previous $10 fine in Nogales for cigarette damage and states the ban applies to superior court rooms, while public hearings in the capitol annex may still allow smoking.

Arizona Corporation Commission Commission William T. Brooks Arizona Santa Cruz Nogales Brooks State Capitol Annex

Robbery Victim Jailed and Defendant Freed in County Court

In Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rent L Jennings sentenced James Strong to 10 days in jail for contempt after Strong failed to appear for a robbery case against Willadine Davis. The judge dismissed the robbery charge against Miss Davis, who was accused of luring Strong near Camelback Mountain on January 3. Davis faced trial. Strong claimed he imbibed heavily and overslept, saying he no longer wished to prosecute. Davis’s case was dismissed for insufficient evidence following Strong’s absence.

Maricopa County Superior Court Rent L. Jennings James Strong East Madison Street Willadine Davis 20Th van Buren Strong Camelback Mountain Miss Davis Jennings Tony Jones Jones

Morristown Resident Shot in Wickenburg Incident

Ole Harvey, 45, of Morristown, was treated at Wickenburg Community Hospital for a gunshot wound to his left leg just above the knee. Deputy Sheriff William Holmes said the shooting occurred near Harvey’s home around midnight by a woman acquaintance, a mother of three. no charges were filed and her motive remains unknown.

Wickenburg Ole Harvey Morristown Wickenburg Community Hospital William Holmes Harvey

Membership Drive Ends at Colletti's Banquet

Maricopa Chapel American Institute of Banking held its annual membership drive ending with a banquet at Colletti's. About 30 consuls from Valley National Bank First National Bank Bank of Douglas and Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company attended. Consuls coordinate enrollments for the Fall term starting October 18 at Phoenix Technical School. Head consuls Lydia Hermann Charles Budinger and Henry King reported on the drive.

Maricopa Chapel American Institute of Banking Colletti’s Valley National Bank First National Bank Bank of Douglas Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company Phoenix Technical School Lydia Hermann Valley Bank Charles Budinger First National Phoenix Savings Henry King

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