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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

2

Vigilantes to Greet Legion Head on May 23 in town

Milo J. Warner national commander of the American Legion will arrive by Southern Pacific train May 23 to a western greeting from Vigilantes on hoof and big revolvers. A drum corps from the Sons of the Legion will line the welcome. He will visit the U. S. Veterans hospital housing about 250 patients before a 7 30 p m banquet at the Pioneer hotel where veterans and non service people attend. His speech will be broadcast at 9 p m over KVOA. Warner recently toured England and its defense sectors and urged convoying ships to England.

Milo J. Warner American Legion Southern Pacific Sons of the Legion Warner U. S. Veterans Hospital Commander Warner Pioneer Hotel George Bideaux William S. Walsh Legion Post E. R. Huhlein Sunshine Climate Club John R. Stille State Tax Commission KVOA England Legion

Portugal in Spotlight at University of Arizona Library

An exhibit traces Portugal's past and present from its golden age of exploration to modern agriculture. It highlights figures like Vasco da Gama Bartholomeu Dias and Ferdinand Magellan, notes Portugal remains agricultural with textiles and fishing as chief industries, and mentions undeveloped mineral and commercial resources.

Portugal Europe University of Arizona Library Vasco da Gama Bartholomeou Dias Ferdinand Magellan

Carrington Rites Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Miss Jackie Carrington, who died yesterday in Oklahoma City, will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Tiedje Funeral Home with Rev. R A Dawson officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs J A Thomas of Tucson and Miss Virginia Carrington. Music by Mrs C K Jones Evelyn Cable and Lois Refenning. organist Mrs Ernest Anderson. Pallbearers M J Van Vorst Jack Harris C E Utzman Sid Wolffenden C K Jones H O Hollis. Sweden resumes railway electrification.

Jackie Carrington Oklahoma City Tiedje R. A. Dawson First Congregational Church Evergreen Cemetery Miss Carrington J. A. Thomas Tucson Virginia Carrington C. K. Jones Evelyn Cable Lois Refenning Ernest Anderson M. J. van Vorst Jack Harris C. E. Utzman Sid Wolffenden H. O. Hollis

British RAF Blasts Axis Columns in North Africa Front

British air and ground forces smashed Axis columns during a six hour blitz from 2 to 8 pm near Bugbug Sollum and Fort Maddalena. South African pilots flew in relays, waging continuous strafing on tanks six wheeled cars and motor transports as columns attempted to reach Safafi.

Richard D. McMillan West Egyptian U.P Royal Air Force North Africa Hell’s Fire Bugbug Fort Maddalena Safafi

Deaf and Blind School to Graduates Five Students

Five high school seniors from the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind will graduate at a Wednesday 8 p.m. commencement at the school. Principal address by Dr Daryl Chase with Gov. Sidney P Osborn and others speaking. Superintendent designate Edward W Tillinghast and Mrs Tillinghast attend. Graduates include Mavis Owen Edwina Rickel Lawrence Hicks Harold Wasson and Joe Cameron.

Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind Daryl Chase The Mormon Institute Sidney P. Osborn Sesson Edward W. Tillinghast Berkeley Calif Mavis Owen Edwina Rickel Tucson Lawrence Hicks Mesa Harold Wasson Douglas Joe Cameron Buckeye

Parachutist Rescued Midair by Navy Planes

A Marine parachutist had his chute snag the tail of a twin transport near Point Loma San Diego and was saved by crew of a nearby navy scouting plane. The rescue occurred at less than 20 feet clearance as the navy crafts maneuvered under the transport and cut the shroud lines before landing at North Island. The man was taken to sick bay and was unconscious with shock. Names were not released.

San Diego Cal U.P Marine Corps 11Th Naval District Navy Reconnaisance Point Loma North Island Field Sick Bay

Highway Engineer Dies After Crash At Sells

Leslie C. Gillette 52 of Sells Arizona was killed in an afternoon automobile crash at Sells. Funeral arrangements are through the Arizona Mortuary. He is survived by his widow, two sons Leslie Allen Gillette and Jack Gillette, a daughter Laura Owsley Gillette, and his mother Mrs T W House. Miss Gillette and Jack Gillette are en route.

Leslie C. Gillette Sells Ariz Arizona Gillette Owsley Gillette Leslie Allen Gillette Purdue University At Lafayette Ind Jack Gillette Fort Bliss Tex Laura Owsley Gillette Ventura Calif

Soothsayers ban blamed on Hess case in Germany

Authorized Nazis warned of a dark future for soothsayers palm readers and astrologers after the Rudolf Hess case As reports suggested they might be barred from public patronage they said it makes no difference if they disappear voluntarily or by police action and emphasized the threat.

Berlin U.P Rudolf Hess Hess Scotland

DAV Banquet Set at Santa Rita for 20th State Conclave

The Disabled American Veterans banquet for the 20th annual state conclave will be Friday at 7 p m in the Santa Rita hotel. Reservations via Arthur Brunkmeyer Samuel H Fowler and Fred W Fickett. Highlights include taps, piano, violin, vocal solos, a full orchestra, floor show, and a dance with Dan Coleman as banquet chairman and C C Bierman as master of ceremonies.

Santa Rita Arthur Brunkmeyer Samuel H. Fowler American Legion Fred W. Fickett Dan Coleman C. C. Bierman

Little Cowpuncher to Move Publication to Sopori Ranch

The Sopori ranch south of Tucson will host next year s Little Cowpuncher a Pima county school periodical noted for student articles and cartoons. Mrs Eulalia Bourne teacher and editor will leave Sasabe to teach at Sopori while O C Arnold Sasabe principal faces retirement under state teacher law.

Pima County Sopori Ranch Tucson Eulalia Bourne Sasabe Sopori O. C. Arnold

Miniature naval ships built from typewriter parts by Tucson repairman

L Bert Rombach of Tucson crafted 34 tiny warships and guns from typewriter components over several Sundays. Using a file, emery cloth, and a hack saw he fashioned gun turrets and smoke stacks, with hulls from typewriter wedges and brass smokestacks, all under 0.4 inches long.

L. “Bert” Rombach Tucson Rombach Mosquito Boat New York New Jersey Connecticut Sperry Gyroscope Company French Dover Gibraltar Spanish Morocco South Cherry Avenue

Dont Be The Girl With The Poor Complexion

Advertisements tout Noxzema Skin Cream as a medicated cosmetic that promises clearer smooth skin. The copy urges women to use the product nightly and as a base, highlighting its astringent action and claims of reducing pore size. A 25 cent jar is promoted alongside a 19 cent offer at druggists.

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