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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1948

Page

3

Camp Lawton Improvements Described by Scout Council

Walter Lovejoy outlined spending of 50000 from last spring for Camp Lawton near Tucson and described Ft. Lowell development seven miles northeast. Plans include six troop campsites, arboretum planting, a 300 foot square field, new road and parking, leadership center and garage with support from university staff and local contractor.

Camp Lawton Mt. Lemmon Catalina Council of Boy Scouts Ft. Lowell Walter Lovejoy Pima County Bar Association Lovejoy Tucson R. B. Streets University of Arizona Agriculture Department

Two Mexican Sisters Held for Illegal Entry

Two Mexican sisters Maria Luisa Barbosa-Zuriga 28 and Maria del Refugio Barbosa-Zuniga 23 were held for district court on false representation to citizenship charges. They were arrested Monday at the Benson station while traveling from Texas to California and held in county jail on $1000 bonds after arraignment before U S Commissioner Thomas M McKay. They claimed to have crossed the Rio Grande near Brownsville last September and presented baptismal certificates to prove their identities.

U. S Thomas M. McKay Benson Texas San Pedro Calif Maria Luisa Barbosa - Zuriga Maria del Refugio Barbosa-Zuniga Brownsville Tex Rio Grande River

Two Soldiers Paroled After Guilty Pleas

A Davis Monthan based soldier Edgar M Hensen from Virginia and Mississippi musician Herbert R McCoy were given two year suspended sentences by Judge J Mercer Johnson after pleading guilty to aggravated battery. They admitted attacking a man who visited a trailer on East 35th street, who was found unconscious on South Sixth avenue and hospitalized. Both men said they were intoxicated at the time and were ordered to refrain from intoxicants during probation.

Virginia Edgar M. Hensen Herbert R. McCoy J. Mercer Johnson James M. Howsare Hensen McCoy East 35Th Street South Sixth Avenue Johnson

Forum To Hear Yale Professor On Health Bill

Sunday Evening Forum at the high school auditorium will feature Dr. John P. Peters of Yale University as he argues for socialized medicine and the Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill. Peters, secretary of the Committee of Physicians for the Improvement of Medical Care, outlines his credentials and past roles while Mrs. W. T. Jeffries, forum director, will preside.

John P. Peters Yale Medical School Congress Ely Yale University Medical School Peters Committee of Physicians For the Cornell Vanderbilt Bellevue Hospital New York Rockefeller Institute New Haven Hospital Norwalk Stamford Forum Hugh C. Thompson, Jr

Sixteen More Men Ordered For Preinduction Exam

Sixteen more men reported by local board No 13 for preinduction examinations at 8 15 a m Monday at 124 East Broadway. Assignments include Frank Edward Terry Davis Monthan dwellings Edward Eugene Jordahl 121 East Third Street Charles Alvarez Dominguez 439 South Fremont Avenue Junior Lee Ervin Route 3 Box 438 W Gerardo Jaramillo Rodriguez 548 Westbury Street Charles Frederick Chamberlain 4301 East Speedway James E Lason Route 4 Box 453 Paul Frank Corso 2850 North Estrella Avenue Jose Manuel Herreras 329 West Blenman Street Lou Seyler 1624 East Waverly Henry Camargo Moreno 332 East 31st Street Raymond Fred Leach Jr Olinda California Elbert Eugene Rounds 1214 Alta Vista Ernesto Felipe Molina 1131 South Mission Avenue Albert Alex Cummings 620 North Columbus Boulevard Andre N Vallez Yavapai Hall University of Arizona.

East Broadway Frank Edward Terry Davis-Monthan Edward Eugene Jordahl East Third Street Charles Alvarez Dominguez Fremont Avenue Junior Lee Ervin Gerardo Jaramillo Rodriguez Westbury Street Charles Frederick Albert Alex Cummings Columbus Boulevard Andre N. Vallez Yavapai Hall University of Arizona

Pvt R P Escarcega Services Planned

Requiem mass for Pvt Rafael P Escarcega 17 will be said at 9 a.m. Friday at Santa Cruz church after he died Sunday in a Phoenixville Pa hospital. Graveside services by the VFW will follow at 4 p.m. Friday in Holy Hope cemetery. The body lies in state Thursday evening at the family home 716 West 18th Street. Survivors include his mother Maria Escarcega eight sisters and two brothers.

Santa Cruz Church Rafael P. Escarcega Phoenixville VFW Holy Hope Cemetery West 18Th Street Maria Escarcega Anselma Mendibles Geronima Otero Flavia Pilar Saturnina Francisca Eva Angelina Teresa Escarega Martin Teofilo

Tobacco import prompts price warning to English tobacconists

Four million pounds of American tobacco landed in England and tobacconists were warned not to exploit the cigarette shortage or risk losing their supplies.

England

Endocreme Hormone Cream Promises Youthful Skin

A cosmetic ad promotes Endocreme Hormone Cream claiming to combat ageing and dryness. It targets women with a 30 day supply priced at $3.50 plus tax and promises noticeable improvements within a month.

City Briefs: Meetings and Elections In Tucson Tonight

Phi Delta Kappa elects officers at University of Arizona library. Tucson lodge No.4 F and A M confers third degree at Masonic temple. Progressive party elects officers at Prince chapel AME church. Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts midweek party at Eagles hall on North Fourth Avenue.

Phi Delta Kappa University of Arizona Tucson Lodge No. 4 Masonic Temple South Scott Street Tucson Progressive Party Prince Chapel Ame Church South Stone Avenue 17Th Street Order of Eagles North Fourth Avenue

Community notices and luncheon speakers announced

At 11 a.m. Friendship Baptist Church sponsors a chicken dinner at 850 North 111th Avenue until 7 p.m. Reservations via Rev. F. J. Winbush. At noon Robert Schmidt speaks at Lions luncheon in the Pioneer Hotel ballroom. At noon Captain Howard Daniels speaks at Shrine Luncheon Club in the San Carlos restaurant. Also at 12:30 Hadassah Tucson Chapter hosts annual membership tea at Santa Rita Hotel with chairmen Mrs. Leon Steinberg Miriam Goldbaum and Mrs. William Davidson. invitations issued.

Friendship Baptist Church North 111Th Avenue F. J. Winbush Robert Schmidt Lions Pioneer Hotel Howard Daniels Tucson Fire Department Shrine San Carlos Tucson Hadassah Santa Rita Hotel Leon Steinberg Miriam Goldbaum William Davidson

Pioneer Leonel Carrillo Dead at 72 in Tucson

Leonel Carrillo 72 longtime Tucson resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. Requiem high mass is set for 9 a.m. Thursday at San Agustin cathedral with burial at 4 p.m. at Holy Hope cemetery. Rosary at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Tucson mortuary. Survivors include four sons Leonel Jr Alfredo Oscar and Carlos two daughters Amparo Cavan rubias and Maria Luisa Tellez and a brother Joaquin. Pallbearers include the four sons Reyes Molina and Jesus Salcido. Tucson police honorary pallbearers.

Leonel Carrillo San Agustin Cathedral Holy Hope Tucson Mortuary Carrillo Tucson South Main Street Safford University of Arizona Southern Pacific Cananea Sonora Leonel Alfredo Oscar Carlos Amparo Cavanrubias Maria Luisa Tellez Joaquin Reyes Molina Jesus Salcido

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