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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1941

Page

2

Choir To Sing At Patriotic Celebration In Tucson

New citizens in the Tucson area will be welcomed Sunday night at the high school stadium for I Am an American Day. The Tucson Ministerial Association endorsed the event and will cooperate. The St Philip's Hill choir, directed by Helene Link, will sing patriotic numbers and lead the audience in America. Boy Scouts from the Catalina council assist in preparations.

Tucson Tucson Ministerial Association Robert E. Dickenson Rush Deskins Charles Darnell Labor Temple Helene Link Audrey Markley Stanley W. Kimble Larry Wilson America R. L. Houston Catalina Council

Dunbar Junior High To Graduate May 30

Twenty one pupils of Dunbar Junior High are set to receive diplomas at 8 p m May 30 in the Safford school auditorium Principal Morgan Maxwell announced. The class will present the play Democracy at Work with Lillie Mae Moore giving the welcoming address and Theodore Huff delivering the closing remarks.

Dunbar Junior High School Safford School Morgan Maxwell Lillie Mae Moore Theodore Huff Dorothy Alexander Lillie Collins Charles Lee Calvin Henry James Foley Margaret Hubbard Josephine Lawrence Houston Washington Fred Batiste Essex Boyer Marie Crisp Douglas Johnson Priscilla Collins James Smith Mabel Preston Mildred O'Kelly Wyatt Taylor Ruben Hornbeak Fortune Kelly

Doctor Bennett to Return From Pinehurst Convention

Dr. Paul H. Bennett is expected back Thursday from Pinehurst North Carolina where he presented a technical paper and showed moving pictures to the North Carolina Dental Association convention.

Paul H. Bennett Pinehurst N. C North Carolina Dental Association

Ministerial group reelects Dickenson as president

Dr Robert E Dickenson pastor of University Methodist church was reelected president of the local ministerial association this morning at the YMCA Rev Richard A Dawson was named vice president Rev George H Norton Jr associate pastor of the First Methodist church secretary and Hervey F Smith general secretary of the YMCA treasurer A daily vacation Bible school is planned July 7 to 18 and a city wide church survey is set for October 5 to 12 Plans include Sunday evening services on the lawn of the First Methodist church starting June 1 with a rotating minister in charge

Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church Tucson Ministerial Association YMCA Richard A. Dawson First Congregational Church George H. Norton, Jr First Methodist Church Hervey F. Smith Rush M. Deskins First Christian Church Leland H. Koening Trinity Presbyterian Church Bernice Miller Dawson George R. Wilson First Southern Baptist Church Frank S. Williams Francis T. Brown Grace Episcopal Church Hervey Smith C. A. Carson Elmer Royal Irving Roy Robison Charles Darnall William Crutchfield B. O. Peterson Deskins Ministerial Association

Phelps Dodge Official Among Airport Visitors

Phelps Dodge vice-president and board member P. G. Beckett led a group from the Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce to the airport. The delegation included Karl Barfield, Tucson chamber president, and C. Edgar Goyette, secretary.

P. G. Beckett Phelps Dodge Corporation Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce Karl Barfield Tucson Chamber C. Edgar Goyette

Court Cites Duncan in Contempt Proceeding Over Liquor Transfer

Judge William G Hall ordered John A Duncan state liquor license director to appear May 22 at 9 30 a m in Pima county superior court to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for allegedly refusing to transfer Sid Price’s license to Roy C Mack for a proposed 3300 South Sixth avenue club. The transfer was ordered by Judge H G Richardson after a prior denial by Duncan amid protests from Tucson clergy and residents.

John A. Duncan Pima County William G. Hall Gaynor K. Stover Roy C. Mack Tucson Stover Duncan H. G. Richardson Pinal County Mack Sid Price 101 Club Price South Sixth Avenue Richardson

Elks To Honor Members At May Birthday Banquet

Fifty Tucson Elks members will be guests at a May birthday banquet tonight at 6 30 announced by secretary F A Michel The list includes Archie Connor F H Keddington Eddie Miller Robert L Houston R E Phillips Allen Stephens M Felsman and many others with Dr W M Gore and Dr T D Fridena among signatories.

Tucson Lodge of Elks F. A. Michel Archie Connor F. H. Keddington Eddie Miller Robert L. Houston R. E. Phillips Allen Stephens M. Felsman W. F Curtyne Henry Moravec Phil J. Martin Paul C. Rogers al Franco Paul Johnson Harlan M. Richey RB. C Myron Porter John F. Mitchell Alvan G. LaRue John Menehan George P. Scholefield Fred W. Fisher G. J. McElroy W. I. Hammond A. F. Burke L. H. Paterson Jack Uredich Lloyd Cooseboom J. S. Reilly T. B. Simpson Frank H. Rhodes G. S. Alexander Henry Squire Tom Smith

Inspection tour at new Tucson air base detailed

An inspection tour of the new Tucson air base occurred early this afternoon. The guests were to be hosted by Col. H. V. Hopkins, the base commander, and Col. A. S. Albro, the second in command.

Tucson Col. H. V. Hopkins Col A. S. Albro

U S Plans to Train RAF Aviators in United States

United States to train about 3,000 British pilots annually under the lease lend act. Candidates will undergo 20 weeks of primary and intermediate training in the United States with combat training in Britain. About 1,200 trainees will be in the U S at a time across fields in California, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma and Georgia.

Washington United States Royal Air Force RAF British Empire Britain U. S. Army U. S Los Angeles San Diego Miami Fla Texas Oklahoma Georgia Canada

Tucson Little Theatre lauded by Chamber of Commerce

The Tucson Chamber of Commerce expresses appreciation for the Little Theatre. In a letter from president Karl F. Barfield and secretary C. Edgar Goyette to Ed ward C. Reveaux, director, they commend the theatre’s contributions to community cultural life and extend good wishes for continued success. Reveaux has led the Tucson Little Theatre for three years.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Karl F. Barfield C. Edgar Goyette Edward C. Reveaux The Little Theatre Reveaux Tucson Little Theatre

Dr Crooks Reviews Cooperative Work With Agencies

Dr Donald M Crooks head of the drug and related plants division Bureau of Plant Industry visited today to discuss possible cooperative work with various agencies. Crooks formerly headed the botany department at the University of Arizona.

Donald M. Crooks Drug and Related Plants Bureau of Plant Industry Crooks University of Arizona

Dudley Newble faces grand theft charge in jewelry case

Dudley Newble, 26, a Negro chauffeur, waived a preliminary hearing on a $1,370 jewelry theft from Mrs. Lola C. Arnold dated May 2, 1940, and is bound over to superior court with bond set at $1,500. The State Unemployment Compensation Commission also sued J. E. Fimbres of Tucson for $217.47 in delinquent contributions and interest. Four new officers were elected to the University of Arizona student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers for the next fall term: John Johnson, William Tizard, George Herlihy, and Theda Plumb.

Dudley Newble Lola C. Arnold State Unemployment Compensation Commission Superior J. E. Fimbres of Tucson American Society of Civil Engineers University of Arizona John Johnson William Tizard Miami George Herlihy Theda Plumb St. David

Trial opens in $30,000 damage suit over dragoon mine blast

Florentino Gastelo sues Walker Mining Co and others in Pima County Superior Court seeking thirty thousand dollars for eye loss from a delayed explosion at the Walker tungsten mine near Dragoon on July 8. The case names Walker Mining Co and other defendants.

Florentino Gastelo Walker Mining Company Dragoon Pima County Gastelo Walker

Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Tucson

Tom B. Vinson, 38, of 2724 East Seventh Street, paid a $30 fine in Tucson police court after pleading guilty to reck less driving. He was arrested late last night near South Sixth Avenue and 15th Street.

Tom B. Vinson East Seventh Street Tucson South Sixth Avenue 15Th Street

Safety director speaks at Southside group luncheon

W. A. Barnes of Globe Indemnity in Los Angeles addressed the Southside Business Men's civic group at the La Jolla cafe. He had previously spoken at the state safety council convention last week.

W. A. Barnes Globe Indemnity Company Los Angeles Southside Business Men's la Jolla Barnes State Safety Council

Designer Miss Anna Schrank Heads to National Bowling Tourney

Miss Anna B Schrank of 2712 Pima Street departs for Los Angeles to compete in the national bowling tournament. The designer specializes in bowling uniforms.

Anna B. Schrank Pima Street Los Angeles

Regular Veterans' Women Association Social Meeting Tonight

The Regular Veterans' Women's association will hold a social meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the VFW hall located at 121 East Broadway.

Veterans’ Women’s Association VFW Hall East Broadway

Geology lecturer writes on La Plata ore minerals

Dr. F W Galbraith, geology instructor at the University of Arizona, authored an article titled Ore Minerals in the La Plata Mountains Colorado Compared With Other Telluride Districts in the May issue of Economic Geology.

F. W. Galbraith University of Arizona la Plata Mountains Colorado Economic Geology

University of Arizona pilots pass ground school exam

Dean G. M. Butler announced that all 10 students in the advanced civilian pilot training class at the University of Arizona have passed the ground school examination. The test was administered last week.

University OF Arizona G. M. Butler

Officers elected for Alpha Epsilon at Arizona university

The national commerce sorority Alpha Epsilon at the University of Arizona elected officers for next year. Olive Thompson of Tucson is president, Lois Amster of Phoenix vice president, Margaret Hill of Tucson and Vinita Foster of Duncan secretaries, Lola May Benton of Aja publicity chair, Katherine Gernand of Prescott treasurer, and Margaret O'Brien of Tucson social chairman.

Alpha Epsilon National Commerce Sorority University of Arizona Olive Thompson Tucson Lois Amster Phoenix Margaret Hill Vinita Foster Duncan Lola May Benton Aja Katherine Gernand Prescott Margaret O’brien

Tests Used and Standards Established For Employing Office Workers

Wanous describes forms used by large national firms in testing applicants for jobs. The piece appears in the spring issue of the National Business Education Quarterly and is authored by S J Wanous, assistant professor at the University of Arizona.

S. J. Wanous University of Arizona National Business Education Quarterly Wanous

Catalina council Boy Scouts dinner meeting

The Executive Board of Catalina council Boy Scouts of America will hold a dinner meeting Friday at 6 30 p m in the Pioneer hotel.

Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America Pioneer Hotel

Red Cross First Aid Class Postponed One Week

The Advanced First Aid course at the armory is moved to next week with sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p m. It remains open to participants who have completed standard first aid requirements.

Young People Host Hash Dinner With Home Builders Class

A hash dinner will be held by the young people and the Home Builders' class Thursday evening. The event aims to foster fellowship and community engagement among participants.

Methodist Youth Institute Fundraiser Promotes Camp Participation

A church sale runs from 6 to 7 30 at the First Methodist church to raise funds for sending youth to the Methodist Youth Institute at Prescott from May 31 to June 7. Local organizers emphasize community support and the goal of sending more young people to the camp.

Ning First Methodist Church Methodist Youth Institute Prescott

Eureka Club Meets at Mrs McNeil Home This Evening

The Eureka Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. H. M. McNeil at 837 North 10th avenue this evening at 7 30. Mrs. L. Johnson will lead the program.

Eureka Club H. M. McNeil North 10Th Avenue

Carrillo School Parents and Community Club Meet Tonight

The Carrillo School Parents and Community Club will meet today at 7:30 p.m. A concert by the Mexican string quartet conducted by Frank Godbout will feature the evening. Albert Bracamonte will preside.

Carrillo Frank Godbout Albert Bracamonte

Southern Arizona Poultry Producers to Meet for Picnic Plans

The Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association will meet at 8 p.m. in the justice court rooms at the county courthouse to discuss plans for the upcoming annual picnic.

Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association Justice Court County Court House

Company oil meeting at Pioneer hotel discussed

Co P Strittmatter of Continental Oil announces a Wednesday evening meeting at the Pioneer hotel at 7 30 p m to discuss the sum and related matters with local representatives and interested parties.

Dealers Gather for Local and Benson Meeting on Campaigns

Local dealers invited to a meeting on fall sales and advertising campaigns. Delegates from Benson will attend. Officials from Continental Oil Company Albuquerque division office will be present.

Mer Benson Continental Oil Company Albuquerque

Youth Confesses to Night Fires Across Troy Sites

A Troy youth admitted nightly arson actions set at a school, a bowling alley, a barn, and an icehouse, explaining he could not sleep and chose to walk and light fires. He was charged with the incidents.

Troy N. Y

Kellogg's All-Bran Gets Lighter Crisp New Batch

Kellogg's All-Bran now uses extra-soft wheat to create a brighter lighter and crisper bran. The improved cereal, presented as tastier and still effective for constipation, is now at grocers. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.

Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek

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