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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

2

Provision Made To Aid Slum Housing Plan In Tucson

Tucson council approves a resolution giving civil defense workers preference in renting units from the $817000 slum clearance project. Officials say the rule is needed for federal priority rights. Police retirement rules are amended to allow a one year extension for Patrolman Harry Lesley who turns 65 on December 10.

H. B. Dangers Tucson Housing Authority Archie Conner Federal Housing Authority Halbert W. Miller Conner Harry Lesley

Guard Enlistment Set for Sunday

First enlistments in the Arizona National Guard home detachment will be taken Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Armory with Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill and staff present. Men who have one year of voluntary service must register for enlistment or join the enlisted reserve corps or risk reactivation when their numbers are called. Tuthill and staff will also conduct enlistments in Ajo from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday.

Arizona National Guard A. M. Tuthill Tuthill Ajo

One-half of draftees rejected for physical defects

A George Gallup survey shows about 40 percent of families lack enough money for proper food, with 57 percent of those earning under 25 to 30 dollars a week perceiving diet deficiencies. The study stresses meat as a luxury and highlights milk, eggs, vegetables, and citrus as essential protective foods.

Princeton WN. J Roosevelt Department of Agriculture

City Auditor Reports First Five Months Show Income Exceeds Expenses

City Auditor J T Manders reported to council that income for the first five months of the current fiscal year totaled 439050 77 while expenditures were 342157 79 leaving a net positive of 96892 98. Twelve departments went over budget including Administration Police waste disposal and sewers among others, while four departments fell short of revenue expectations led by Taxes and the Water Department.

J. T. Manders Water Department

Rabbi Breger To Speak Tonight At Anshei Israel

Rabbi Marcus Breger speaks on Self inflated Importance of Marginal Judaism during services at Congregation Anshei Israel 526 South Stone Avenue tonight at 5 and 8. Saturday prayers start 9 with a sermon And Jacob Remained Alone. Afternoon services at 445. Daily services at 845.

Marcus Breger Congregation Anshei Israel South Stone Avenue Jacob

Arizona Wages Rise Across Industries in 1941 First Nine Months

Arizona unemployment insured wages totaled 69,024,305.53 for the first nine months of 1941, up 15,370,280.94 from 1940. Factory payrolls grew in mining, construction, and wholesale and retail trade, with 66,927 workers in Q3 1941, compared to 13,229 a year earlier.

Phoenix Arizona Bruce Parkinson State Employment Security Commission

Fifty Wild Turkeys Reported in Catalina Mountains

Forest Ranger Ed McPhaul reported yesterday that about 50 wild turkeys now inhabit the Catalina mountains. The birds were introduced years ago and each flock has grown naturally, with small additions added annually.

Catalina Mountains Ed McPhaul

New Magazine Is Published by Tucson Senior High

The Quarterly, a Tucson high school literary and graphics magazine, issued its first edition this week with over 500 copies sold. Plans for a winter, rodeo, and spring issue follow. All work is voluntary outside class, led by O H Chidester in the graphic arts department.

Tucson Graphic Arts Department O. H. Chidester Doris Born John Campion Bill Funk Frances Rowe Fred Morgan Ernest Soto Fernella Falk Eleanor Albertson Bob Parlett Bette Brown Bob Larimer Philip Lesley Jack

Student staff listings reveal campus writing and advising roles

The article lists faculty advisors O H Chidester of graphic arts and Curtiss H Anderson of English. The writing staff includes Susan Blue Wanda Hillary Alice Rae Hanson Elaine Wuerschmidt Ar mida Felix Jack Savage Sally Ann Dixon Lou Edith McNaughton Frances Reynolds Adalyn Lovejoy Naomi Whelan Plutarco Goycoochea Ben Padgett Abbe Treu Martha Boyd Gwen Green Mike Mahoney Pat Fitzpatrick Norma Morehead Alfred del Moral Phyllis Landwald David Wiener Beatrice Fenderstein Peggy O Laughlin. The business staff includes Geoff Levinson Frances Beck Virginia Montgomery Barbara Ann Aros Darlene Reitzel Elliot Feldman Beverly Harris Mary Sue Wooley Cecil Duncan Marjorie Perrin Marion McKale Ruth Ann MecWhirt Ann Barrasco Bonnie Smith Eugene Lauck Mary Lakritz Betty Small Clinton Fowler Betty Janney.

Abbe Treu Martha Boyd Gwen Green Mike Mahoney Pat Fitzpatrick Norma Morehead Alfred del Moral Phyllis Landwald David Wiener Beatrice Fenderstein Peggy O’laughlin Geoff Levinson Frances Beck Virginia Montgomery Barbara Ann Aros Darlene Reitzel Elliot Feldman Beverly Harris Mary Sue Wooley Cecil Duncan Marjorie Perrin Marion McKale Ruth Ann MecWhirt Ann Barrasco Bonnie Smith Eugene Lauck Mary Lakritz Betty Small Clinton Fowler Betty Janney

70 year old artist resumes painting after brief study

Mrs. Lucie Gil Price, 70, began watercolor painting with 11 works displayed at the Tampa Art Center after four months of study. She now plans cataract surgery, hoping to continue painting afterward.

Tampa, Fla U.P Lucie Gil Price Tampa Art Center

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