University Buildings Designed by Americans to Cost 2 Million
The university plans new structures designed by American architects at a total cost of two million dollars. The buildings will be erected in memory of the late King Tribuhbana.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
3
The university plans new structures designed by American architects at a total cost of two million dollars. The buildings will be erected in memory of the late King Tribuhbana.
A veterans of foreign wars marble tourney at Davis Monthan AFB opened with 41 matches. Four players remained undefeated after round one in an elimination format. North Dakota’s Gary Iverson and Minnesota’s Joseph George faced Georgia’s James D. Yawn and North Carolina’s Tony Newbern in a potential Civil War rematch. Tonight 42 more matches, losers’ bracket, begin at 7 pm.
Inventories filed in Superior Court show two Tucson natives, Dr Alfred Atkinson and Mrs Evaland Scobey, left estates totaling more than 500000. Atkinson died May 16 and his estate is valued at 132715 with stocks 65865 bonds 61356 and cash 2995. Scobey died Nov 23. her estate valued at 972923 with cash 52893 stocks and 85 in bonds. Scobey’s heirs are sister Mabel Lowe and niece Doris Hall. Thompson Jr and Haynes Sr. are probate counsel.
Robert Tretiak of Tucson was installed as president of Aleth Zadik Aleth western division of B'nai B'rith on the College of Pacific campus in Stockton. Other new officers are Henry Wataru vice president Jack Huberman secretary and Larry Goldman treasurer, elected by 150 delegates from six western states as well as British Columbia and Monica.
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