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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1952

Page

7

Thirty-nine SHS Grads Enrolled At Arizona State

TEMPE Thirty-nine Scotts dale students are among the 4 414 enrolled at Arizona State College this semester. The largest freshman class numbers 1 438. Names across freshmen to graduates include Anderson Carroll Duhame Rider Robbins Bryans Tow er Stillien and Westfall, with Adams Alschwager Bailey Ferguson Lyle Owens Pastorino Reed Roden Long Long Sexton Westfall Wheeler and others.

SHS Arizona State Tempe Scottsdale Arizona State College ASC Andrew LeRoy Anderson Edwin Elvin Carroll Loretta Jane Duhame Rick Anthony Manzari Cruz Medina Alice Bea Rider Patricia Belle Robbins Eugenia Bryans Russell Sandra Ann Tower Samuel W. Stillien Ellen May- Westfall Renee Lee Adams Lauren Dalton Alschwager Gerald Montgomery Bailey Susan Ferguson James I. Lyle Yvonne Jeanette Owens Kathryn Pauline Pastorino Benjamin Franklin Reed Thomas A. Roden George Long John Long Betty Jim Sexton Barbara Lou Westfall Karl Allison Wheeler Carmajol Bedford Cornelius Z. Beard Miriam LaVerne Kinnear Ramon F. Martinez

Gas fumes blamed for dye fading in cellulose acetate fabrics

The notice warns that acid gas fading can affect whole garments or exposed areas of cellulose acetate textiles. Purple violet discoloration from fading is irreversible and no sure remedy is offered. It suggests avoiding cellulose acetates with blue dyes.

Drop In Farm Income Seen For 1953

Farmer's net income in 1953 is expected to be smaller than 1952. Prices for most farm products may be lower while production costs rise. Wheat and cotton prices are seen down due to weak foreign demand, and corn, cattle prices likely continue depressed into 1953.

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