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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1950

Page

2

Prowler Arrested as Burglary Suspect in Local Homes

Edward N. Canett, 21, of 123 W Cushing sr., was arrested at 6:05 a.m. on a burglary charge and held for Pima county prosecution after police found him inside a home on 303 S Meyer. Neighbors reported shrubbery theft at Pi Beta Phi sorority, including plants and a plant stand, with a ladder left nearby and blood stains noted. Minor daytime thefts included goldfish from a yard pond, a purse from a bedroom, watches and cigarettes from an East Fifth Street home, and an attempted auto theft thwarted by a resident at 38 W Council.

Canett Gertrude Avila Natalie Obregon Annastia Avila Pi Beta Phi N. Mountain Ave L. C. Almond Francis Hartman S. Fifth Ave Ida M. Zinader E. Third St E. Fifth St Warren Kelly D. L. Moore W. Council Sr Charles D. Brooks Esterday Investige

Morrow Returns From Washington Conference Parley

Robert D. Morrow city superintendent of schools reports back from Washington where he attended the American Association of School Administrators committee on universal military service and training sessions and the White House mid century conference. He notes executive aims emphasize selective service while preserving high school programs. Arizona sent twenty nine delegates to the White House meeting.

Robert D. Morrow Washington D. C American Association of School Administrators Morrow White House Emery Johnson Tucson Arizona Truman

Arraignment Set For Moore On Sewer Interference Charge

Edward Moore a Tucson home builder faces a criminal complaint charging interference with the city sewer system. He will appear for arraignment Monday in justice court per Deputy County Atty Ralph Lester. City officials seek a criminal charge for illegal sewer connections on E 22nd Street.

Edward Moore Tucson Justice Court Ralph J.lester Lester John Molloy Thomas J. Elliott E. 22Nd Street Elliott Justice of Peace James M. Howsare C. D. Casteel

Plan Parking For Downtown Add Bonds Backed by Merchants

Former Tucson Chamber of Commerce parking committee members proposed downtown parking lots funded by revenue bonds backed by merchants. Harold Adamson led the discussion for Mayor J. O. Niemann and county planner Joseph Mellon. The group urged creation of a city committee and a financing plan via a parking improvement district with bond guarantees. Aaron Levy, former committee chair, helped develop the parking meter program. Mayor Niemann said a committee would meet soon.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Harold Adamson J. O. Niemann Joseph Mellon County Planning Board Niemann Mellon Aaron Levy Chamber of Commerce

Regents to consider UA president candidates next Saturday

Regents of the University of Arizona will review applicants for the university presidency at a forthcoming meeting of the selection committee or the board of regents. Cleon T. Knapp said Lewis Douglas has not yet been considered, with over a dozen applications on file, including nonfaculty names. Dr. J. Byron McCormick, the current president, will resign effective June 30, 1951 and return to the law faculty. The regents will weigh all eligible candidates as they search for a successor.

University of Arizona Selection Committee Board of Regents of the University and State Colleges of Arizona Cleon T. Knapp Lewis Douglas Great Britain Arizona Knapp J. Byron McCormick McCormick University Law College

Price Ceiling Plan Seen Flop in Auto Industry

Washington noted that Price Controller Michael V. DiSalle faced sharp resistance from General Motors and Ford as they refused to suspend 1951 model price increases. Major automakers blamed higher labor and material costs for boosts, signaling a possible first freeze order. DiSalle and Alan Valentine warned they may halt auto controls if needed, though a full wage-price freeze remains unlikely this week. Elder statesman Bernard Baruch urged immediate controls, while Defense Secretary Marshall outlined partial mobilization to prepare for stronger measures.

Washington Michael V.iDiSalle General Motors Ford DiSalle Alan Valentine Henry Ford Ford Motor Co Valentine Ina CIO United Auto Workers Valentine Defense George C. Marshall National Association of Manufacturers New York

Eight Amphitheater students attend state student council convention

Yesterday eight Amphitheater High students travel to Glendale for the state student council convention. Attendees include Jim Gould Fritz Schmitz Carol Gilkey Shirley Malone Carol Ross Carol Roseberry Robert Booth and Patricia Pearson.

Glendale Jim Gould Fritz Schmitz Carol Gilkey Shirley Malone Carol Ross Carol Roseberry Robert ,Booth Patricia Pearson

Baird Called To Active Duty In CIA Assignment

Col. Matt Baird, long active in Arizona cattle breeding and civic groups, recalled to extended active duty in the U S Air Force will depart Ruby Star ranch near Tucson and report to the CIA in Washington after New Year. Sam Spitalny will run Ruby Star during Baird’s service. Baird has led Brahman breeding efforts and held many aviation and civic posts in Tucson and Arizona.

U. S. Air Force Matt Baird Ruby Star Tucson Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C Old Pueblo Baird Arizona Sam Spitalny Phoenix Williams and Blythe California Spitalny Ruby Star Ranch

Tucson veterinarian elected Arizona Veterinary Medical Association president

Dr. Paul F. McQuown of Tucson was named president of the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association yesterday at the organization’s annual convention in Chandler.

Paul F. McQuown Tucson Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Chandler

Military Chiefs to Meet in London on German Role

General Bradley announced that 12 North Atlantic Treaty nations will convene in London next Tuesday to discuss German participation and the appointment of Dwight Eisenhower as supreme commander. The talks aim to speed Western defenses, resolve German unit size, and push European rearmament in coordination with the Washington talks ending in agreement on rapid arms buildup. Dwight Eisenhower is favored for the top post, with the United States preferring an American head but delaying final naming until an army is ready. Admiral Forrest Poe will represent the U.S. at London.

Washington Omar Bradley U.S. Joint Chief of Staff London Germany Dwight Eisenhower Bradley Council of Deputies Eisenhower U. S Truman Attlee Adm Forrest Poe

Lincoln Hatchery Tops Egg-Laying Test in Arizona

In-crosses owned by Roscoe Hill hatchery of Lincoln Nebraska led the second month of the 29th annual Arizona egg-laying test at the Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station with 644 eggs and 638 points. The top individual during the 61 days is a Rhode Island Red owned by Del Rio farm of Mesa Arizona with 57 eggs and 59 points.

Roscoe Hill Hatchery Lincoln Neb Arizona Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station Rhode Island del Rio Farm Mesa, Ariz

Conscience Sends Tucson Five Dollar Gift to City

A Tucson resident mailed the city a five dollar bill with an unsigned note and gospel tracts. The note explains the money is to cover permits the sender failed to pay years ago. Mayor J. O. Niemann received the letter marked Tucson, Ariz. The city is now five dollars richer.

Tucson

Card of Thanks For kindness sympathy and floral offerings

We thank our many customers and friends for their kindness and sympathy after the death of our beloved father and husband J. E. Fimbres. Mrs. J. E. Fimbres and family wish to express deep gratitude for support and flowers.

J. E. Fimbres

Tucson Society Shines In Junior League Follies

Tucson Society patrons packed the Emple of Music and Art for the Junior League Follies. Notables such as Alice Drachman Jackie Corbett Betty Ochoa and William Manning drew praise for performances in a lively revue featuring fashion and comedy with the audience applauding a polished production.

Alice Stephen) Ochoa Eloy William Manning Cupid Knox Corbett Jean William) Battaile Ralph Radcliffe Stephen Ochoa Maxine William) Kimball Tucson Marge William) Manning Jack Cavan Phoenix Emple of Music and Art W.as

Tucson High Students Spread Christmas Cheer Abroad

Tucson High School students will send $10 Christmas packages to two adopted children in Europe, Eila Lindholm of Finland and Basil Sarantides of Greece, including clothing and nonperishable food. Each home will also receive a card or letter.

Tucson Europe Eila Lindholm Finland Basil Sarantides Greece Homerroom

Six Thousand Expected For Teenage Canteen Proceeds

Approximately $6,000 is expected to be cleared from the Junior League Follies for the teen-age canteen at Tucson's new YMCA. League officers said the final receipts are not yet in and expenses not all paid, but they anticipate the amount available after tonight's last performance.

Tucson Society Tucson YMCA

San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Storage Report

Available storage at San Carlos Reservoir 296 acre-feet for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday, with a loss of 69 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours.

San Carlos Reservoir

Services Monday For Mrs. Flanary

Funeral services for Mrs. Sara Caroline Flanary will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Bring’s chapel with Dr. R. S. Beal and Rev. C. J. Cording officiating and burial at South Lawn Memorial Park. The body will lie in state Sunday afternoon and evening until 8:30 p.m. in the funeral chapel. She is survived by a granddaughter Patricia Flanary of Yuba City, Calif., two sons Walter R. and Charles L., a niece Mrs. Seth M. Brimberry of Tucson, and a brother Charles Klapp of St. Louis.

Sara Caroline Flanary Bring’s Chapel R. S. Beal First Baptist Church C. J. Cording Palo Verdest Church South Lawn Memorial Park Flanary Patricia Flanary Yuba City Calif Walter R Marines Charles L Honolulu IT. H Seth M. Brimberry Tucson Charles Klapp St. Louis

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