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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1940

Page

7

17 Ships Sunk By Germans In Sub Attacks

Berlin reports two submarine assaults on Britain's commerce on Dec 2 sank 17 merchant ships totaling over 131000 tons and a 17000 ton auxiliary cruiser. The tally plus two more probable sinkings lifts total sunk to over 160000 tons. A converted liner Caledonia was identified as the auxiliary cruiser sunk.

Associated Press Berlin Britain High Command Caledonia DNB Germany Scotstoun Mackay Ireland Kilgerran Castle Cetvtru England Bristol Portishead Dock

University Debaters Set Meet For Tonight

The University of Arizona debaters meet tonight at 8 in room 236 of the aggie building. Prof. W Arthur Cable announces a round table on the proposition that American colleges should subsidize football. Thursday and Friday have practice debates scheduled.

University of Arizona Aggie W. Arthur Cable Tucson Toastmasters Delta Sigma Rho California

Coast Artillery to Camp in Tucson City Park

About 150 Coast Artillery personnel and officers will travel from California to Texas and arrive in Tucson late tomorrow afternoon. They will set up camp at the 22nd Street park after approval of tentative encampment plans by Mayor Henry O. Jaastad and the city council.

U. S. Coast Artillery California Texas Tucson 22Nd Street Henry O. Jaastad Harold C. Wheeler

Backache relief linked to kidney function

Advertisement explains kidneys remove acids and waste, noting backache, energy issues, and night urination can signal kidney trouble. Recommends Doan's Pills as a long used remedy to support kidney filtration and flush waste from blood.

California Orders Daily Report On Influenza Epidemic

California public health officials mandate daily reporting of new influenza cases and deaths by all full time officers. The move aims to monitor an epidemic. last week 669 new cases were recorded state wide, with no deaths yet and no widespread pneumonia.

San Francisco State Department of Public Health California Bertram P. Brown

Educator Says Try To Quit Reds Refused

A Brooklyn College English professor testified before a city schools subcommittee that attempting to resign from the Communist party is impossible, with expulsion as the only outcome. He described dues and fund contributions, named eight faculty members in a former campus unit, and said Communist influence at Brooklyn College is waning. He noted he joined in 1935 to oppose Fascism but resigned after 1938 amid controversy.

New York Brooklyn Communist Party Bernard D. N. Grebanier Daily Worker Red Front Grebanier Brooklyn College Young Communist League

Detachment Moves In With 200 Trucks This Week

An overnight report states that another detachment is moving in, with about 200 trucks expected to pass through here later in the week.

Final Phase Of Road Work To Be Started

Crews will完成 culvert work in upper Bear canyon and begin the last eight miles of Hitchcock road construction up Mount Lemmon. Bridges over Bear canyon and a ridge climb into Rose Canyon will continue toward a mountain side highway that links with the upper road. Progress will be slow with an estimated five years for completion. About 12 miles of the Catalina highway have been built from the Tanque Verde desert area toward Tucson. Arizona Cypress stands dot the route as Coronado National Forest officials foresee it becoming a major picnic area. Water from Horsecamp springs will be captured in a reservoir for campers.

Upper Bear Canyon Hitchcock Mount Lemmon Rose Canyon Tanque Verde Tucson Arizona

George H. Lockwood Dies At Home Of Kin

George Henry Lockwood, 87, died early today at his daughter’s home in Tucson. He had lived in Tucson five years. The body will be shipped to Sound Beach, Connecticut, by the Tucson Mortuary for funeral services and burial. He leaves a son Bert Lockwood of Shelton, Connecticut, and two daughters Miss Percy Lockwood of Ansonia and Mrs. Herbert Holmes of Wellingford, both in Connecticut.

George Henry Lockwood Harry Williams East Third Street Lockwood Tucson Sound Beach Conn Bert Lockwood Shelton, Conn Percy Lockwood Ansonia, Conn Herbert Holmes Wellingford, Conn

Forty U S Pilots Fly Planes to British Isles Regularly

Baltimore December 3 Forty American pilots conduct regular mass deliveries of bombers to England. Boats return crews every two weeks, with flights lasting about ten hours at high altitude. Hutchinson claims seven Hudson bombers flew first, crews include Americans Canadians and Britons, and flights proceed on a monthly schedule.

U.S British Isles Baltimore England North Atlantic George R. Hutchinson North America Britain British North America Hutchinson

Unclaimed Property Sale Scheduled in Tucson

A quantity of property recovered by Tucson police and unclaimed for six months will be sold at public auction at 11 a.m. Saturday Dec. 14 at city hall. Judge Paul Cella posted notice of the auction. The property includes a boy's bicycle, bicycle parts, two old guns, boots and shoes, tools, old clothing and old suit cases.

Tucson Paul Cella Police Court

Park squirrels cheat Pueblo park strollers warning

City park superintendent warns visitors not to steal park squirrels nuts. He says depriving the squirrels of food hurts their sense of security for winter.

Pueblo Colo

Four American Youths Train To Aid Canada

Four young American volunteers began an intensive flying course in Oklahoma under a Canadian pilot training program. Five more trainees join next week, and five the week after, with plans for up to 30 in training at a time. The program aims to produce skilled instrument and night pilots for airline or ferry duty. The first four volunteers are S. R. Edner, E. E. Pine, W. E. Watkins, and T. H. Tucker, all from California.

Tulsa Oklahoma Cap Maxwell Balfour Spartan School of Aeronautics Canada United States Dallas (Tex W. E. Watkins San Francisco T. H Tommy) Tucker Sacramento

Training schedule for 140 hour aviation course outlined

The program specifies 14 hours of air and ground work per weekday and 8 hours on weekends. It covers 80 hours of flight training and 120 hours of classroom study. Completion is estimated at about 60 days with emphasis on blind flying via Link trainer and cross country work. Northern Ireland plans to plant 100000 acres to flax next season.

Balfour Northern Ireland

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