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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1952

Page

2

Tucson Marines In Training At Camp Pendleton

Tucson Third Marine Reserve Supply Company undergoes a two week summer training at Camp Pendleton California with Major Morse Holiday commanding and Staff Sergeant Jenacio Cruz stressing rifle accuracy and supply discipline. Reservists with Korea Bronze Star experience train in ordnance electronics and transport while enjoying downtime at nearby Los Angeles Hollywood pools and beaches.

Third Marine Reserve Tucson Camp Pendleton Calif W. Prince Jd Jenacio Cruz Korea Mae Cpl Robert MclIshenbe Los Aheeies Hollywood Sose Trujillo

Three Flutophone Classes Set Here

Three flutophone classes for youngsters ages 6 to 10 are in session at Peter Howell Hughes and Blenman schools. Two new classes start July 1 at Ft Lowell and Robison schools ending Aug a. Registration runs 9 40 to 11 30 am Wednesday at Ft Lowell and Thursday at Robison. Classes meet twice weekly and are sponsored by the city recreation departments with Zsue O Brewer directing the program.

Peter Howell Hughes and Blenman Ft. Lowell Robison Ft. Well School City Onty Recreation Zsue O. Brewer Mansfeld Junior High

Weather Keeps Editor From Quemoy Visit

Bad weather over Formosa today forced New York Times publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger to cancel a visit to nationalist Quemoy Island off coastal China. He remains in Taipei and is planned to fly to Japan tomorrow on his return to the United States.

Taipeh Formosa Formosa Channel Arthur Hays Sulzberger The New York Times Quemoy Island Red China Sulzberger Japan United States

Japan Sails First Whaling Fleet in Eleven Years

Kyodo reports Japan will send a whaling fleet from Yokohama in July for two months in the Aleutian area. The operation includes a 5,000-ton mother ship four 370-ton catchers a 1,500-ton tanker and six transports. The target is 390 whales.

Tokyo Kyodo Japan Pacific Yokohama Aleutian

Air liner damaged at Cairo airport but all 24 escape injury

A Scandinavian Airlines flight bound for Tokyo was damaged on landing at Farouk airport near Cairo. One wheel of the landing gear broke. all 24 aboard escaped injury. A replacement wheel was to be flown in to resume the flight later today.

Cairo Farouk

Japs to Try Filipino Soldiers for Knife Attack

Six Filipino UN troops will be tried by Japanese courts for knifing a police officer after a quarrel with more than 10 cab drivers at Yokosuka naval base near Tokyo. The trial follows Japan asserting jurisdiction due to lacks of an immunity agreement for non American UN troops.

Tokyo United Nations Kyodo Yokosuka U. S U. N Japan

Laws From 20th Legislature Take Effect Thursday

Fifty eight acts passed by the 20th legislature become law Thursday with eighty seven new enactments now in force and four awaiting July 1. Effective dates vary by emergency clauses 90 day post signing or act specified dates. Highlights include restrictions on white canes for the blind and licensing for physical therapy.

Turson Baily Citizen Digest of 1952 Legislative Bills

The June 23 1952 digest lists House bills H B 116 H B 164 and H B 39 and Senate bill S B 4. H B 116 raises salaries for the chairman and secretary of the state barber examiners board and increases per diem and travel allowances for board members. H B 164 limits exemptions on motor fuel license tax payments in interstate commerce. H B 39 outlines powers duties and organization of the division of vocational rehabilitation and creates a merit system for state employees funded from general revenues. S B 4 increases narcotics act penalties. Additional laws to take effect Thursday appear in tomorrow's digest.

Secretary of State Board of Barber Examiners Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

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