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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

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Double Shift For Schools Possible In Tucson

Tucson could operate a double shift if west coast parents bring children to escape air raids, says Robert D. Morrow, superintendent. He prefers properly built double-shift classrooms to makeshift facilities for health and teaching efficiency. Funding may come from the federal government. tuition is ruled out.

Tucson West Coast Robert D. Morrow Morrow

Luke Field to Get Cooling System Soon

The War Department awarded a 30003 dollar contract to Palmer Manufacturing of Phoenix Arizona for evaporative cooling systems for temporary buildings at Luke Field. French Morocco has banned potato shipments from the country.

Luke Field Washington War Department Palmer Manufacturing Corporation Phoenix Ariz French Morocco

Collector at Nogales warns against dealings with enemy

Nogales Ariz December 14 Frank J Duffy collector of customs for the Arizona district warns against violations of the trading with the enemy act The treasury department telegram calls for invoking the law It is unlawful for any person in the United States to trade with Japanese or allies unless licensed by the President The law also forbids sending letters or papers to the enemy or ally A number of Japanese are reported in vegetable and fishing industries on the west coast of Mexico and have dealings with persons on the American side of the border

Nogales Ariz Frank J. Duffy Arizona District Duffy U. S. Treasury Department United States Mexico

Phoenix man to teach shop course at university

William M. Mastin of Phoenix was named to teach the new machine shop course starting next Wednesday. Dean G. M. Butler said Mastin, formerly with Allison Steel, has held positions with several large firms. About 20 applications are on file and interviews will be held Monday night. To alleviate Bermuda labor shortages Portuguese workers from the Azores are being imported.

William M. Mastin Phoenix G. M. Butler College of Engineering Mastin Allison Steel Company Butler

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