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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1946

Page

2

Fifteen UA Students Awarded Honors

Fifteen new members of the University of Arizona Phi Kappa Phi chapter will be initiated at 6 p.m. Friday in the Temple of Music and Art recital hall, with a post initiation dinner and a talk by Ernest B. Stanley. The initiates include Margaret Bohannon Gibson, Sylvia T. Smith, Rayma Lucille Babbitt, Barbara Foy Dove, Lou Edith McNaughton, Rebecca Clingman, Janet Barr Green, Barbara Christine Elmquist, Malcolm B. Parsons, William E. Price, Joan Beardsall Hudson, Madelon Menehan, Virginia Carson, Richard Bean, and Thomas S. Chandler.

University of Arizona Phi Kappa Phi Temple of Music and Art Ernest B Phoenix Rayma Lucille Babbitt Flagstaff Barbara Foy Dove Kingman Lou Edith McNaughton Pekin Rebecca Clingman Janet Barr Green Ajo Barbara Christine Elmquist Tucson Malcolm B. Parsons Greenville Mich William E. Price Bloomfield N. J Joan Beardsall Hudson Madelon Menehan Wichita Kas Virginia Carson Milwaukee Wis Richard Bean Roswell N. M Law Thomas S. Chandler

4700 Vets Homes Sought In Old Pueblo

A Tucson meeting of the mayor's emergency housing committee set a goal of 4700 veteran housing units by 1917. J A Fouts urged the figure to meet needs of discharged and arriving veterans while the committee, chaired by Andrew Martin, plans to discuss materials with builders for 1000 homes already under construction. Thelma McQuade reported banks are cooperating to provide veteran loans and defended bank practices against criticism.

Tucson J. A. Fouts Council City Hall Andrew Martin Thelma McQuade

Maximo Elias Funeral Tomorrow in Tucson Chapel

Maximo Elias, 72, who died in Sacramento on May 5, will have a rosary at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Tucson mortuary chapel. A requiem mass is planned for 9 a.m. Friday at San Agustin cathedral, with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. A native of Tucson he lived here before moving to Sacramento 15 years ago. Surviving are two sisters, Rosenda Contreras of Tucson and Teresa Sanchez of Los Angeles.

Maximo Elias Sacramento Calif Tucson Mortuary San Agustin Cathedral Holy Hope Cemetery Elias Tucson Rosenda Contreras Teresa Sanchez Los Angeles

Spring Festival for Dunbar Schools Announced

Dunbar junior high and elementary schools schedule a spring festival at 7 30 p m Friday at the school Morgan Maxwell principal says the program features the band directed by Paul Grimes the physical education department led by E G Carrier and Laura Nobles and an operetta will be presented.

Dunbar Morgan Maxwell Paul Grimes E. G. Carrier Laura Nobles

Hawley Rites Set for Local Newspapersman

Leigh R. Hawley 49 died at home 1026 North Fifth. funeral 10 a m Friday at Arizona mortuary chapel Rev Jerry Wallace officiating. burial Evergreen cemetery. Survived by wife Elizabeth Tucson daughter Norma in the East father Louis F. Hawley Newark and brother Louis F. Hawley Jr Chicago. Veteran WWI, formerly with Eastern papers. last on Arizona Daily Star news desk. Pallbearers named.

Leigh R. Hawley North Fifth Avenue Arizona Mortuary Chapel Jerry Wallace Evergreen Cemetery Elizabeth Hawley Tucson Norma Louis F. Hawley Newark N. J

Welcome Home for Sgt Frank Pugliese in Local Party

Sgt Frank Pugliese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pugliese of 2602 Balboa Avenue, recently returned from Tokyo, was honored at a welcome home party Monday night at Joe's restaurant. Guests included Uncle Louie Pugliese, flown in from Brooklyn, and many neighbors and relatives.

Frank Pugliese Joe Pugliese Balboa Avenue Tokyo Joe’s Louie Pugliese Brooklyn Fred Dragonette Thomas Alley Joe Carlucci Maxwell Warner J. Styles Herbert Mann John Cranston R. H. Martin Meade W. Powell Joe Pugliese, Jr Clarence Russell Frank Hinman John Jones M. L. Rutz

Two Cars Backing From Opposite Driveways Collide

City traffic officers report two separate incidents yesterday afternoon on North Second avenue near East Helen street. A rear end crash between R B Trucato and T H Langtry caused minor damage. In a separate event a sedan driven by Mrs F D Waltz rammed through the bakery window at Le Cave's pastry shop causing about 300 dollars in damage.

William Irvin North Second Avenue East Helen Street R. B. Trucato South Sixth Avenue T. H. Langtry F. D. Waltz East Water Street le Cave East Speedway

Six Boys Questioned Over Caps Near Fremont Ave

Six boys aged 12 to 14 were questioned by police after dynamite caps exploded in an arroyo on North Fremont avenue between East Eighth and East Ninth streets. Officers said the youths claimed to have obtained the caps in Southern Pacific yards and that they did not think the boys were responsible for larger explosions disturbing East side residents.

North Fremont Avenue East Eighth East Ninth Streets R. N Southern Pacific Eastside

Twenty-Four Apply For City Policemen Posts

Twenty four men seek to become city policemen. Albert Hesselberg, civil service commission secretary, announced the number of applications filed for police examinations. Of these ten are from men who served as provisionally appointed officers during the war period. Thirty eight applications for examination were filed by men wanting to be firemen. Eight of these were provisionally appointed firemen placed in service for the war time.

Albert Hesselberg Civil Service Commission

Airport Observers See House Burning Occupants Asleep

Observers in the Davis-Monthan field control tower reported a fire at the J. H. Lawrence residence on Fontana road in Emery park last night. Lawrence was found asleep but was rescued by neighbors as firefighters fought the blaze causing about 3000 dollars in damage and the home to burn down.

J. H. Lawrence Fontana Road Emery Park Davis-Monthan Field Lawrence

Banquet Plans Set for Tucson High News Staffs

The Tucson high school publications Cactus Chronicle and Tucsonian will hold their annual staff banquet at 6 p.m. Friday with William Okeson directing arrangements. Awards will be given and editors for next year announced. Lorena DeSanctis edits Tucsonian. John Dun, former Toledo Times editor, is the guest speaker.

Tucson Cactus Chronicle The Tucsonian William Okeson Okeson Chronicle Lorena DeSanctis John Dun Toledo Times

Elder W. H. Anderson to Speak at Local SDA Church

Elder W. H. Anderson, a 50 year South Africa missionary, will address the Seventh Day Adventist church at 7 30 p m today on 1200 North Martin Avenue. The local famine relief drive reached 500 dollars toward a 425 dollar goal, aiding a national quota of 500000 dollars.

W. H. Anderson South Africa Seventh Day Adventist Church North Martin Avenue

Judge Drops Jail Term For Mrs Bushnell

Marie E. Bushnell of 2905 South Sixth Avenue faced a 30 day jail sentence for permitting her children's health and morals to be impaired. Judge John D. Lyons Jr., on appeal from justice court, fined $200 instead after reviewing circumstances showing she is now giving proper attention to her family.

Marie E. Bushnell South Sixth Avenue John D. Lyons, Jr Justice Court

Funeral announced for Mrs. Clotilde Montano in Tucson

Mrs. Clotilde Montano, 80, died yesterday at the family home on St Marys road. She lies in state at Tucson mortuary chapel this evening. A requiem mass is set for 9 a m tomorrow at Holy Family church, with burial in Holy Hope cemetery. Surviving are five daughters all of Los Angeles.

Clothilde Montano St. Mary‘s Road Tucson Mortuary Chapel Holy Family Church Holy Hope Cemetery Aurelia Garcia Tucson Josephine Robles Cleotilde Saiavia Adela Colocio Mercedes Sotomayor Los Angeles

Indian Village Freed Of Diphtheria Epidemic

Diphtheria quarantine at Pascua village lifted by health officer Dr. L H Howard after 15 cases were reported. First case appeared before Easter, delaying the Yaqui Easter ceremony as the community stayed away from the annual event.

Pascua L. H. Howard

Lutherans Mark Their Anniversary at Our Saviour’s Church

The first anniversary of Our Saviour's Lutheran church will be celebrated tomorrow evening at 2322 East Seventh Street in the patio of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Smith. A pot luck dinner starts at 5:30 p.m. An original skit recalls the early work of Rev. Albert Alsop, founder in May 1945, now a missionary in Argentina. Three 10 minute talks follow.

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Joseph M. Smith East Seventh Street Albert Alsop Our Saviour’s Church Alsop Argentina

Our Saviour's Church Organizes Rapid Growth and Plans New Plant

Jack Glidewell Walter R Rykken and Rev Titus R Scholl outline past present and future of Our Saviour's Church. The church began services May 9 1945 at the YWCA and was organized July 6 1945 with about 60 members. Membership has grown to 118. A parsonage at 1919 East Silver Street and a church site at Helen and Campbell avenues were secured. Plans for a $30000 first unit of a new church plant have been approved with loans assured and drawings nearing completion.

Jack Glidewell Walter R. Rykken Titus R. Scholl Glidewell Our Saviour’s Rev. Alsop Argentina Rev. Scholl Philadelphia Parsonage East Silver Street Helen and Campbell Avenue

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