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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1940

Page

2

Park Meters Removed From River Rouge and Highland Park

River Rouge and Highland Park officials ordered removal of automobile parking meters. The River Rouge measure passed at a city election with 60 percent against the meters. Enforcement was halted after a 60 day extension amid protests from merchants and shoppers. Highland Park also voted to remove meters.

River Rouge Highland Park Mich William Stuart Nicholas Highland Park Council

Mammoth tusk found in Sulphur Springs Valley identified

Rancher Jack Busenbark discovered a tusk fragment on the Dragoon Mountains edge. Dr. Emil Haury of the University of Arizona identified it as the basal portion of a mammoth tusk indicating a very large animal. Additional field work is planned to search for further remains and possible human associations.

Arizona Emil W. Haury University of Arizona Pearce Sam A. Lowell Coronado National Forest Tucson Dr. Haury Haury Ernst Anters

Special Arizona envelopes on hand for Old Tucson mail

The Chamber of Commerce reports available special Arizona envelopes for mail routed through the Old Tucson post office. Secretary C Edgar Goyette says the red and blue cachet envelopes cost one cent each and can be bought at the chamber and with them, free distribution of Old Tucson Arizona stamps is offered.

Old Tucson Chamber of Commerce C. Edgar Goyette Tucson Arizona Secial Goyette

Britons In Norway Fight On With Courage After Retreat

The piece recalls Britons in sub Arctic Norway who, though ill equipped, endured a 100 mile retreat under heavy German bombs and snow. Rear guard actions and makeshift tactics are described as Gen Sir Edmund Ironside praises their discipline and signals readiness to resume fighting.

Homer Jenks London U.P sub-Arctic Norway Wso House of Commons Namsos Narvik Sir Edmund Ironside Imperial General Staff Ironside Oliver Stanley Dombas

Disabled Veterans Elect Dillender Tucson Commander

Herbert R. Dillender is named commander of Tucson Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Other officers elected include Samuel Sherstock and Otto La Grange with several executive committeemen. Delegates to the Arizona department convention in Prescott June 6 7 and 8 were named with alternates listed.

Herbert R. Dillender Tucson Samuel Sherstock Otto la Grange Pierce M. Brown Arthur C. Brinkmeyer Edgar D. Neal Thomas H. Adams Arizona Department Prescott Sidney A. Desporte Urban A. Smith

Americans Teach Indians in Bombay to Make Auto Tires

American experts train Indian workers in Bombay to manufacture automobile tires, aiming to boost local industry and reduce dependence on imports. The program involves technical instruction and on site supervision.

Bombay

British Claim Big Losses To Nazi Shipping

British admiralty reported heavy losses by Germany's merchant marine in the Norwegian campaign with 300,000 tons sunk since April 1. British sources said no German warships remained around Narvik, while 3,000 to 4,000 Germans were besieged at the Norwegian port and a battle for the iron ore outlet was forming. An Allied air reconnaissance loss was also noted.

London Germany British Admiralty Narvik Admiralty Norway North Sea Air Ministry

Y Camp Nears Full Capacity in Phoenix Area

The first period of the YMCA camp at Prescott is over half filled, with 32 Tucson boys booked for each of five sessions. Camp opens June 5 and runs ten days per period. Tucson leaders will accompany the group, traveling by Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. Activities include swimming, horses, archery, crafts, and a radio shortwave station. The Phoenix YMCA will air a shortwave program June 8 from 8 to 8:30 p.m. on station W6PZM frequency 7178 K.

YMCA Hervey Smith Tucson Phoenix “Y Prescott Southern Pacific Santa Fe Phoenix Ymca K. C

Recreation fields needed in Tucson for adults and youths

Maj George Braden of the National Recreation Association said Tucson should build two large lighting equipped fields for night games one for adults and one for juveniles. He praised progress including the Ochoa Community center and Carrillo center plans after meetings with city officials and civic groups.

Tucson George Braden Dena Calif West Coast National Recreation Association Braden Recreation Association Ochoa Carrillo Center

Civil Service Jobs Open in Parker Dam Area

Ten federal civil service openings announced by C. J. Gorman include student physiotherapy aide student dietitian chief administrative analyst principal administrative analyst senior administrative analyst analyst associate administrative analyst assistant administrative analyst structural steel worker and structural steel worker's helper. The last two positions are at Parker Dam power project Parker Dam California.

Federal Civil Service C. J. Gorman Board of Examiners Structural Steel Parker Dam Calif

Census Takers to Recheck Bisbee District

Bisbee census crews will return to recheck an area where several hundred residents were missed in a recent canvass. District supervisor Mrs. Pearl Anklam assured the Bisbee Chamber of Commerce counters will return to cover the missed block.

Bisbee Pearl Anklam Tucson Chamber of Commerce

Camp registrations urged at YMCA for summer season

To contact Smith at the YMCA for camp updates, regular messages will be sent from camp daily this summer and may be picked up by Tucson amateurs. A delegation of counsellors and staff will travel to Phoenix Friday for a training session in preparation for the camping season. People wishing to register are advised to sign up at the YMCA early.

Smith YMCA Tucson Phoenix

Carrillo Parents and Community club formed with new officers

Over 40 parents and supporters met at Carrillo school to organize the Carrillo Parents and Community club. Officers elected: President Teodoro Anaya, VP Frank Robles, secretary Mrs. Albert Bracamonte, assistant secretary and treasurer Cristina Gastelum. Eduardo Jacobs chairs recreation and pushed for city and school board support for the summer Playground center built by the WPA. Jacobs urged supervision and noted it costs about 200 dollars yearly to keep a boy in industrial school, versus 1000 dollars yearly to keep many boys out of mischief. He called for drainage improvements for the pool to ensure health and sanitation before opening. The Carrillo community home was outlined for future erection. Honorary director Clint Rollo, Carrillo principal, was named. May 20 is the next meeting. invitation to Mayor Jaastad and Councilman Nicholas to follow.

Carrillo School Carrillo Parents and Community Club Teodoro Anaya Frank Robles Albert Bracamonte Cristina Gastelum Eduardo Jacobs Jacobs Works Progress Administration Carrillo Center Clint Rollo F. Novick Henry Jaastad William Stuart Nicholas

Amphitheatre Creates High School District by Wide Vote

Amphitheatre school district approved a measure 305 to 22 to establish a new high school district. Superintendent E C Nash announced the district will be set up before autumn term, with staff already sufficient after offering 11th grade last year. Previously 12th grade students attended Tucson high.

Amphitheatre E. C. Nash Nash Tucson High School

Globe Voters Reject High School Bond Issue

Voters in Globe rejected a proposed 30000 dollar bond for a high school addition and a new gymnasium. The special election tally was 395 to 283, with the plan to use 30000 from Work Projects Administration funds alongside 70000 already allotted.

Globe

Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Relief

Simple home remedy using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. Two dosages daily often yield relief within 48 hours, with a money back guarantee if no improvement. Sold by T. Ed Litt Drug Store Walgreen and other drug stores.

T. Ed Litt Drug Store Walgreen Good Drug Stores

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