Greek Tenor to Head Benefit Fete for War Relief Tonight
Greek tenor Constantinos Kallivas arrives from Greece to headline a Greek war relief benefit at 7 pm hosted by Post 545 VFW in the veterans' new club house at 121 East Broadway. Kallivas, trained at the Odeion of Athens and in New York, will perform Greek national songs along with American and Spanish pieces. Proceeds support the Greek relief fund proclaimed by Mayor Jaastad. a Tag Day is set for Saturday, while Monday marks the week’s finale.
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Constantinos Kallivas
Greece
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ New Club
East Broadway
Kallivas
Odeion of Athens
Conservatory of Music
New York
Jaastad
James Ballas
Bill Kritos
The
Minerva
War Relief Fund
Tucson Preventorium
Arizona Co-eds Excel In Semi-Annual Campus Sports Day
Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe and Phoenix Junior College women competed in archery, hockey, badminton, tennis and golf at the university campus. Top archer Betty Liebert led the advanced group with 433, while others scored in the 400s. Hockey saw Arizona freshmen beat Tempe 4-0, with Mary Louise Felix and Peggy Wilson tallying twice each. Luncheon for 200 featured Dean Evelyn J. Kirmse and an eight-piece Tucson high school band.
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Arizona
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Tempe
Phoenix Junior College
Betty Liebert
Mary Johnson
Martha Thomas
Beatrice Krentz
University
Frances Woolfolk
Dorothy Harelson
Joan Shivvers
Catherine Eastburn
Barbara Roche
Phoenix
Margaret Rudderow
Flo McIntyre
University of Arizona
Mary Louise Felix
Peggy Wilson
Mary Linder
Peggy Parlett
Marie Roberts
Maxine Catelyn
Margaret Houghton
Arlene Cook
Ruth Lavik
Mary Quinn
Jo Ann Ferguson
Mary Rice
Jane Phillips
Clare Essig
Jessie McCarthy
Joan McNeil
Helen Sherman
Carlie Chalmers
Marjorie Cole
Serretta Paddock
Mary Timmons
Mary Osborne
Evelyn J. Kirmse
Ina T. Gittings
Janet Wood
Tempe Waa
Theo Neeley
Laura Herron
Tucson
Mona Joy Dayton
Paramount
Florence Cowan
Ronnie Miller
Virginia Kling
Marguerite Cheseny
Burdetta Kines
Gene Haega
Forest Service Erects Lookout at Silver Peak Summit
A 16 foot square lookout house rises atop Silver Peak at 8 020 feet in the Chiricahua mountains. Materials were mule hauled from Portal over a six mile trail, with 78 concrete steps added. The lookout will start the summer fire season April 15 and provide full visibility of the Cave Creek basin.
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U. S. Forest Service
Silver Peak
Chiricahua Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Service
The
Forest Service
High Rock
W. W
Portal
Cave Creek
Chiricahuas
H. H. Flickenger
Charter Would Be Amended By Phoenix Group
Phoenix charter-change committee recommends a seven member city commission with salaries and a strengthened civil service. It urges removal and notice rules for the city manager, salary scales, and at large election of the expanded seven member body.
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Phoenix
H. M. Fennemore
Reed Shupe
Officers Elected by Mason Lodge at Epes Randolph No 32
Epes Randolph lodge No 32 F. and A. M. elected officers for the coming year. F A Garrigus is worshipful master W H Dobyns senior warden D G Perkins junior warden W W Saunders treasurer S A Bring Secretary E Hussman chaplin C H McCarty senior deacon R H Lincoln junior deacon E S Tour igney marshal J S Curtain senior steward D L Secrist junior steward F L Pusch Tyler.
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Epes Randolph Lodge
A. M
F. A. Garrigus
W. H. Dobyns
D. G. Perkins
W. W. Saunders
S. A. Bring
E. Hussman
Chaplin
C. H. McCarty
R. H. Lincoln
E. S. Tourigney
Marshal
J. S. Curtain
D. L. Secrist
F. L. Pusch
Tyler
Churches Observe Sunday in Advent
The second Sunday in Advent will be observed tomorrow in Tucson Catholic, Episcopalian and a few other Protestant churches. Advent is a time of preparation for the coming of Christ and the religious observance of Christmas. The Book of Common Prayer stresses study of the holy scriptures related to the coming of the Saviour.
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Tucson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Retired brakeman Jack Willis critically ill at St Marys
City brief reports Southern Pacific brakeman Jack Willis of 1228 East Sixteenth Street is in critical condition at St Marys hospital. His two sons Dewitt and Al Willis arrived by plane, a daughter came from Las Vegas yesterday. Dr J B Littlefield will return to his office Monday after attending the Southern Texas Clinical conference in Houston. University of Arizona dance group Orchesis leaves for San Diego for a Southwestern symposium with instructor Genevieve Wright. they return Monday.
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Jack Willis
Southern Pacific
East Sixteenth Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dewitt
al Willis
Las Vegas
Nev
J. B. Littlefield
Dr. Littlefield
Houston
University of Arizona
San Diego State Teachers College
Southwestern
Genevieve Wright
University
Holy hour observed for feast of Mary Immaculate
Socalists of St Josephs Academy will observe a holy hour on Sunday between 8 a m and 4 p m in celebration of the feast. Past Socialists students and friends are invited to attend with Rev John Howard in charge of the service.
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ST. Joseph's Academy
John Howard
Phoenix Lawyer Passes California Bar
Paul W. Westerland of Phoenix and now of Long Beach California has passed the California bar exam. He graduated from the University of Arizona College of Law.
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Paul W. Westerland
Phoenix
Long Beach
Calif
California
Westerland
Law College
The
University of Arizona
Townsend Club No 12 Meeting Notice
Townsend Club No 12 will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 o clock Monday evening at 522 North Second Avenue.
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Townsend Club No. 12
North Second Avenue
Joe Rico Jr Leaves for Lincoln Welding School
Joe Rico Jr owner of Jones Repair shop departs Wednesday for Cleveland to attend Lincoln welding school for two months. His shop will be closed during his absence.
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Joe Rico, JR
Jones Repair Shop
Cleveland
Lincoln Welding School
Flags to be presented at University Methodist church
Mrs Alma Clayton president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will present the American and Christian flags at tomorrow morning’s 10 40 church service. Two processionals will lead the flags the congregation singing America and Onward Christian Soldiers.
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University Methodist Church
Alma Clayton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
America
NYA Supervisors Hold Parley Here
National Youth Administration supervisors were in Tucson to inspect facilities and discuss local NYA projects with cosponsors. Charles Fowler of southern Arizona led the visit alongside Phoenix officials Mrs. Lucy Pepper Shaw John Rouse H. H. Dinwiddie and Jane Rider.
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National Youth Administration
Tucson
NYA
Charles Fowler
Southern
Arizona
Lucy Pepper Shaw
Girls Work Center
Phoenix
John Rouse
H. H. Dinwiddie
Jane Rider
Yule Gifts For Guardsmen Sent From Local Units
Christmas gifts and gift boxes may be mailed to soldiers or to units of the 45th division at Fort Sill training camp. Local units of the Arizona national guard are stationed there. Some cities assemble gifts or raise funds for the unit fund.
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45Th Division
Fort Sill
Arizona National Guard
Lewis H. Day
45Th Dvision News
Mexico Discusses Creating a Ministry of Labor
Mexico weighs establishing a Ministry of Labor as part of proposed government reforms. Officials consider structuring the new department to oversee employment policy, wages, and worker protections.
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Mexico
Ministry of Labor
City Repairs 4000 Sewer Line Break In Tucson
The city of Tucson repairs extensive sewer breaks on South Sixth avenue and West 25th street blamed on vibration from Army coastal artillery trucks en route to Texas. City Manager George W Seeley estimates damage at 4000 dollars with three days needed to install new pipe.
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Tucson
South Sixth Avenue
West 25Th Street
U. S. Army Coast Artillery
George W. Seeley
Seeley
Texas
City May Buy Used Machines in Tucson Bid Call
Tucson plans to buy three additional voting machines after City Manager Seeley issued bids to be received by December 16. The move follows Phoenix deciding to abandon its aging machines due to election delays.
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Phoenix
Tucson
George W. Seeley
Charles C. Irvin
Local Draft Boards Split Up Quotas in Pima County
One thousand selective service registrants in Pima County are mailed questionnaires by Draft Board No. 1 and 700 by Board No. 2. State quotas set 134 men to be drawn early January, likely split 67 each. Boards aim to classify about 1,000 registrants by January to meet the 134 quota.
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Selective Service
Pima County
Draft Board No. 1
Draft Board No. 2
Phoenix
A. M. Tuthill
Draft Board
Argentina Presses Corn and Linseed Cake as Fuel
Argentina urges adoption of corn and linseed cake as fuel sources. Policy push promotes agricultural byproducts for energy use and domestic stimulant of rural industries. The move targets diversification of energy supply and reduced reliance on imported fuels.
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Argentina
Probate Petitions and Train Case Before Superior Court
In the estate of Eben T. Knox a petition for probate of will is filed and in the estate of William H. Bowes a petition for probate of will is also presented. Levi S. Udall presiding reports Arizona v Southern Pacific Co on train limit law with trial recessed until Monday.
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Eben T. Knox
William H. Bowes
Levi S. Udall
State of
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Police Court Moves for Speeding and Reckless Driving
Paul Cella presiding in police court. Walter Lacy had speeding charge with $10 bond forfeited. Harry Scott faced reckless driving with case continued until Monday.
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Paul Cella
Walter Lacy
Harry Scott
Marriages Form From Tucson Couples
Mrs. Belle D Hall and Hugh Hearn 39 of Oakland California wed. Marie Glasgow 20 of Palen Mississippi with Chelmer Lee Buchanan 21 of Olive Stock 17, both from Tucson. Guillermo M Moreno 22 and Jessie Burrola 23, both Tucson, also listed for marriage licenses.
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Belle D. Hall
Hugh Hearn
Oakland
Calif
Marie Glasgow
Palen
Chelmer Lee Buchanan
Olive Stock
Tucson
Guillermo M. Moreno
Jessie Burrola
Fridena Named Council Chief In Pima County Body
Dr T D Fridena a Tucson naturopathic physician was reelected president of the Pima County Coordinating Council at its annual officers election. Helena Patten was chosen vice president and several others selected to key posts and board seats.
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T. D. Fridena
Tucson
Pima County Coordinating Council
Superior Court Room No. 1
Helena Patten
W. A. Clelland
E. D. Herreras
J. O. Niemann
Harold C. Wheeler
David J. Putney
Loveless Gardner
E. D. Contreras
Mary Maroney
Tucson Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roy Confer
Frank Peyton
A. B. ‘Sieh
County Welfare Board
A. M. Gustaffson
William Bray
William G. Hall
Vicente Alfaro
Turkey Dinner Benefit For Progressive Day Nursery
A noon Thursday turkey dinner will be served to benefit the Progressive Day Nursery school at 467 West Fifth Street. The event is sponsored by the Women's Progressive and Civic Club with reservations at 2635-R or 1316-M.
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Progressive Day Nursery School
West Fifth Street
Women’s Progressive and Civic Club
Flu epidemic levels off in California as cases rise in Northwest
San Francisco reports 96 new cases yesterday raising the city total to 597 with no alarm. Los Angeles city and county tally 666 new cases as Washington and Oregon report spreading illness. Camp Murray soldiers show many have minor symptoms but are not seriously ill. Washington and Oregon close some schools while Seattle keeps them open.
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San Francisco
California
Washington State
Oregon
Los Angeles
Washington
Fort Lewis
Camp Murray
Northwest States
Harry H. Towler
41St Division
Towler
Mount Vernon
Ellensburg
Thorp
Kenwick
Seattle
Holsteins Set High Average At Massachusetts College
Fifteen registered Massachusetts State College Holstein cows produced enough milk in the past test year to supply 65 families of four with four quarts daily. The average per cow was 13 690 pounds of milk.
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Amherst
Mass
A.P
Massachusetts State College
Tucson Hotel and Restaurant Men to form association
Nearly 15 Tucson restaurant men met last night to form a permanent organization to be known as the Tucson Hotel and Restaurant Men's Association. An election of officers will be held next week at a meeting to be announced. A temporary committee nominated Fred Lane Bob Boyle Basil Kritos and others to push the union toward about 30 members.
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Tucson
Tucson Hotel and Restaurant Men's Association
Fred Lane
Bob Boyle
Basil Kritos
Local Meeting Attendees Include Kane Carter and Others
George Kane and Jimmie Carter attended last night's meeting along with Jim Ballas Cliff Kronauer Harry Kruger Bill Lewis Henry Colombon and How ard Burroughs.
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George Kane
Jimmie Carter
Jim Ballas
Cliff Kronauer
Harry Kruger
Bill Lewis
Henry Colombon
Howard Burroughs
Patten Named Recreation Director at Fort Bliss
Harold A. Patten former Tucson recreation director who served on military leave has been designated recreation director of the First Division Cavalry at Fort Bliss He will direct recreational activities for about 5 000 soldiers and take command duties in his new post
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Harold A. Patten
Tucson City
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Patten
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Outhern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Member
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Superior Court
Fridena
Tucson Restaurant Men Planning Organization
United States
Congress Street
Stone Avenue
Joseph G. Rice
Alfred F. Kerr
OM Ewa
Outesell
O'Rielly
6Th Avenue
Motor Company
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