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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
7
Hollywood reports a breaking trend as Tim Griffin opens a drive-in warehouse selling three floors of affordable furniture. Cars pull in for viewing, customers stay in their vehicles, and a nursery area is planned. Griffin notes October sales of 98000 dollars and November at 122000.
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan ordered the government to deliver 150 discs of recorded conversations involving Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev amid pretrial efforts to dismiss the case for illegal wiretapping. FBI taps spanned Washington and Brooklyn and continued after Coplon’s arrest. Coplon seeks to overturn a 40-month sentence from a related Washington trial.
John Ireland was taken off Columbia studios payroll for refusing a role in One Way Out. Columbia said it would ask the AFL Screen Actors' Guild to discipline him. He reported to the set but refused to play, and he recently sued to obtain only starring roles.
In the desert night at the Santa Rita Shrine in Vail, Midnight Mass will be sung under the same stars that shone over Bethlehem. Visitors and tourists are invited to join as Father Gockel delivers a message of peace and joy with carols and holy celebration.
Rep. Murdock of Arizona said the long range Navajo Hopi aid bill should pass quickly when Congress convenes in January. He noted action to aid Papagos of southern Arizona would begin in committee. The Navajo Hopi measure needs House approval before a second President signature.
A House public lands committee member notes ongoing investigations into conditions on Indian reserves including the Navajos and Papagos. He stresses urgent, long-range relief and management action.
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