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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1940

Page

2

Rector Urges Versailles Rejection At Tucson Graduation

Reverend Francis T. Brown of Grace Episcopal preached at Tucson Senior High baccalaureate on the athletic field denouncing the Versailles treaty as revenge and urging students to seek a righteous peace with others rather than old men’s peace. He warned of dictatorship’s fist and called for universal, Christ‑centered loyalties in peace efforts. The honors assembly followed tonight with commencement slated for Friday evening.

Francis T. Brown Grace Episcopal Church Tucson Senior High School Brown Mr. Brown T. E. Lawrence Christ

Mrs Wilson Plans Retirement After 20 Years With Tucson Schools

Mrs Elizabeth Wilson prepares to retire after two decades in the Tucson public school system guiding the Ochoa school's "1 Cs" class of multilingual youngsters. Her career spans Tennessee Utah Utah mission work and Tucson teaching with a family life rooted in Arizona.

Ochoa Tucson Elizabeth Wilson Tennessee Erwin Tenn St. George Utah George Francis Wilson

Judge Allyn Presides Over $30,000 Damage Suit

Clifton judge T. E. Allyn hears Pima County superior court arguments in the $30,000 damage action brought by Synthia Reece as administratrix of Grant M. Curtis against Rece L. Maddux and W. D. Maddux doing business as Maddux Truck Lines. Curtis died after a March 23 collision on the Benson highway near Pantano.

T. E. Allyn Clifton Pima County Superior Court Synthia Reece Rece L. Maddux W. D. Maddux Maddux Truck Lines Company Reece Grant M. Curtis Maddux Benson Highway Pantano

Gordon Seeley Listed Still Critical After Injury

The condition of Gordon Seeley, son of Acting City Manager George W. Seeley, remained critical at St. Mary's Hospital. He recently suffered vertebrae fractures while diving in a Sabino Canyon pool.

Gordon Seeley George W. Seeley St. Mary’s Hospital Sabino Canyon

Sandal Makers in Mexico See Booming U S Demand

Mexican sandal production surges as U S demand grows strong. Manufacturers report rising orders from U S retailers, expanding output and hiring to meet new market. Local firms emphasize skilled craftsmanship and key export routes.

Honors Assembly At Tucson High To Recognize Top Students

Outstanding students at Tucson senior high will be honored at 7 30 p m today in the honors assembly at the stadium. Edward Hawke will preside and introduce presenters. Eloise Walborn will receive the D A R Good Citizenship medal. Lemuel Rosenblatt Norma Stevenson earn the science medal. William Gin the Joe Tyler Creager medal for musical composition. Military awards include rifle team letters for George Albright Fred Hallett Frank Hayes Schuyler Lininger Barrie Long William Mettler and Frank Holland. Hallett to get American Legion cup and Reynaldo Grijalva Reserve Officers Association medal. Commissions will be awarded to a list of officers.

Tucson Edward Hawke C. A. Carson Eloise Walborn D.A.R Lemuel Rosenblatt Norma Stevenson William Gin Joe Tyler Creager Military Department Jonathan Michael George Albright Fred Hallett Frank Hayes Schuyler Lininger Barrie Long William Mettler Frank Holland Jeanne Realing Legion Auxiliary Reynaldo Grijalva Reserve Officers’ Association John Tsaguris Kenneth Ball Gordon Hamilton Charles Pettijohn Jack Brown Buford Lynch Jerry Fried Walter McDermott George Vickers John Haynes Forrest Moore Steven Conger

Dramatic Department Awards Given to The Thespians

Miss Lillian Cavett presents awards to members of The Thespians drama club including Jimmy Carpenter Mike Ginter Schuyler Lininger Bettey Wager Betty Benning Kathleen Sage Sybil Juli ani Halka Pattison Pat Upshaw Bill Dolph Jeanne Reuling Genevieve Doyle Rosalie Rachman Jane Loew Charlott Yost Bob Hannah George Damskey Don Gerhart John Walker Walter Grauman Frances Hamilton Molly Knight Jill Falk in a ceremonial program.

Dramatic Department Lillian Cavett The Dramatic Society “the Thespians Jimmy Carpenter Mike Ginter Schuyler Lininger Bettey Wager Betty Benning Kathleen Sage Sybil Juliani Halka Pattison Pat Upshaw Bill Dolph Jeanne Reuling Genevieve Doyle Rosalie Rachman Jane Loew Charlott Yost Bob Hannah George Damskey Don Gerhart John Walker Walter Grauman Frances Hamilton Molly Knight Jill Falk

Yell Leader Awards Presented by T. D. Romero

T. D. Romero, adviser, presented yell leader honors to Ted Keil Borden McMahon Louise Piteo Marie Piteo and Rusty Vance at the school event.

YELL T. D. Romero Ted Keil Borden McMahon Louise Piteo Marie Piteo Rusty Vance

Arizona Athletic Society Awards Presented by Elbert D Brooks

Elbert D Brooks honors a list of recipients including William Wilson John Moran Tim Ballantyne Ben Ortiz Richard Beck Jack Murphy Henry Melton Leo Boyd Bob Long Jack Daniels George Thomas Bill Low ell Tom Black Bill Dolph William Metter Jack Manager Carl O Kelley Frank Batiste Bob Johnson Bill Sales Maurice Johnson George Rae Bill Burris Milan Foley Gale Bell Ben Parra at the Arizona Athletic Society ceremony.

Arizona Athletic Society Elbert D. Brooks William Wilson John Moran Tim Ballantyne Ben Ortiz Richard Beck Jack Murphy Henry Melton Leo Boyd Bob Long Jack Daniels George Thomas Bill Lowell Tom Black Bill Dolph William Metter Jack Manager Carl O’kelley Frank Batiste Bob Johnson Bill Sales Maurice Johnson George Rae Bill Burris Milan Foley Gale Bell Ben Parra

30 Club Awards Presented by W G Crutch

The 30 Club Awards were filed to Scott Apple by a group of donors and organizers including Bill Chandler L D Clark Bill Cooperrider Richard Ginter Robert Greather Edward Hawke Zent Hobbs George Kessel Bill Martz Roger Skinner Allan Thomas and Robert Wenzel.

W. G. Crutch Scott Appleby Bill Chandler L. D. Clark Bill Cooperrider Richard Ginter Robert Greather Edward Hawke Zent Hobbs George Kessel Bill Martz Roger Skinner Allan Thomas Robert Wenzel

Typing Awards Presented by P Carmonyto Quiet Ceremony

First year students Barbara Kilburn Louise Schultheis Herb Roseman Fred Elster and Kenny Kroeger receive typing awards. Second year students Ira Mae Miller Peggy Parlett and Rosemary Zansler honored in school ceremony.

P. Carmonyto Barbara Kilburn Louise Schultheis Herb Roseman Fred Elster Kenny Kroeger Ira Mae Miller Peggy Parlett Rosemary Zansler

Debate Awards Presented by Campbell Juleff Ceremony

Campbell Juleff awarded debate honors to Gertrude Born Lowden Wingo Peggy Bilby Anne Rosensweig Tom Goebel and Edward Morgan at a formal ceremony highlighting achievement in public speaking.

Campbell Juleff Gertrude Born Lowden Wingo Peggy Bilby Anne Rosensweig Tom Goebel Edward Morgan

Music Department Awards Presented by Miss Utterback

Miss Madge Utterback awards outstanding vocalists Jeanne Claiborne Fern Stock John Taylor and Edmund Audelo. Colored choir honors go to Marian Gaston outstanding girl vocalist and Wiley Haywood outstanding boy vocalist.

Music Department Madge Utterback Jeanne Claiborne Fern Stock John Taylor Edmund Audelo Colored Choir Marian Gaston Wiley Haywood

American Legion Poppy Day Poser Award Named

The American Legion presents the Poppy Day Poser Award to Bill Van Diever honoring his service and community contributions.

American Legion Bill Vandiveer

Art Department Awards Highlight National Contest Winners

Miss Laura Ostrand presents awards to Nancy Jane Riddell Lowell Aden Elizabeth Ann Reynolds and Tom Throssell as National scholastic prizewinners. Chevrolet exhibit honors Tom Throssell George Kessell Donald Richards Henry Samaniego Ernest Soto and Ray Francis. General art department honors go to Tom Throssell Joy Burkett Helena Pattison Margaret Proctor Elizabeth Ann Reynolds and Kathleen Sage.

Laura Ostrander Nancy Jane Riddell Lowell Aden Elizabeth Ann Reynolds Tom Throssell George Kessell Donald Richards Henry Samaniego Ernest Soto Ray Francis Helena Pattison Joy Burkett Margaret Proctor Kathleen Sage

Journalism Department Awards Winners Named in Quill and Scroll

Miss Alice Vail presents prizes to Jim Carpenter Charles Coleman Robert Hannah Patricia Upshaw Dorothy Crable for Quill and Scroll contests and Jim Carpenter Frances Hamilton Flynn Maxey Albert Goelieb for bi monthly awards national scholastic prize winners Katherine Thompson Joy Burkett Kathleen Sage Bette Powell Phyllis Cubberly Robert Abernathy Margaret Hale.

Alice Vail Jim Carpenter Charles Coleman Robert Hannah Patricia Upshaw Dorothy Crable Frances Hamilton Flynn Maxey Albert Goelieb Katherine Thompson Joy Burkett Kathleen Sage Bette Powell Phyllis Cubberly Robert Abernathy Margaret Hale

Cactus Chronicle Awards Presented By Miss Vail

Circulation staff honored in the CACTUS CHRONICLE awards event with recipients Dorothy Downey Avonne Warner Ruth White Dorothy Strickland Betty Marsh Elaine Catchall Jeanne Reuling Marjorie Hirt Rosalie Drachman Jessie Powell Gladys Royal L D Clark and Arthur Armitage Cartoonists Ray Francis Tom Throssell George

Cactus Chronicle Alice Vail Dorothy Downey Avonne Warner Ruth White Dorothy Strickland Betty Marsh Elaine Catchall Jeanne Reuling Marjorie Hirt Rosalie Drachman Jessie Powell Gladys Royal L. D. Clark Arthur Armitage Ray Francis Tom Throssell George

Noise at Tucson drunks night club prompts complaint

A tourist court operator filed a complaint describing loud drunk activity at a nearby night club on the outskirts of Tucson. She said the noise was intense and prolonged, driving away guests and prompting sheriff's deputies to respond.

Tucson Belgium Sheriff's Deputies

Chronicle Award Winners and Staff Credits Listed

The Chronicle honors include Bronze Silver and Gold awards named for staff photographers typists writers and awardees such as Anna Sue Dick Margaret Cherry Joan Altfillisch Edward Morgan Maurice Holeman Margaret Hale Nancy McCormick Dorothy Kengla Donald Fogg James Carpenter and John Haynes. The full roster features dozens of names across departments.

Bill Chandler Harry Thomas Leslie Hadden Jack Brown Fred Hallett Chronicle Anna Sue Dick Margaret Cherry Joan Altfillisch Janet Chittenden Anne Stovall Betty Wager Edward Morgan Roy Coulson Alice Getzwiller Peggy Parlett Patcy Clarke Maurice Holeman Margaret Hale Nancy McCormick Margaret Leddy William Pittis Betty

National Defense Essay Contest Awards Given

The American Legion auxiliary and the Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars present awards to Carl Fridena and Dorothy Wetmore for their national defense essay achievements.

American Legion Auxiliary The Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Carl Fridena Dorothy Wetmore

Baseball Awards Presented by Tolson to 18 Players

Baseball awards are presented by Andy Tolson to players including John Adams Florencio Alvarez Ernest Aros George Bauers Robert Blaise Stanley Brichta Wade Dyson George Genung Bud Grainger Perry Kaylor Roy Pullen Joe Quiroz Emil Rey Captain George Riegle Arnold Riesge Rudy Teller Harold Franco Manager and Manuel Rossini Manager.

Andy Tolson John Adams Florencio Alvarez Ernest Aros George Bauers Robert Blaise Stanley Brichta Wade Dyson George Genung Bud Grainger Perry Kaylor Roy Pullen Joe Quiroz Emil Rey George Riegle Arnold Riesge Rudy Teller Harold Franco Manuel Rossini

Sophomore Baseball Awards Presented by Hanley Slagle

Sophomore baseball coach Hanley Slagle presents awards to Alfred Banuelos George Bland Frank Hayes Albert Huerta Robert Hunter Marshall Jones Hector Laos William Mann Jesus Mejia Charles Miller Cornelius Moore Lincoln Richmond and Frank Whitman for the season in a school ceremony.

Hanley Slagle Alfred Banuelos George Bland Frank Hayes Albert Huerta Robert Hunter Marshall Jones Hector Laos William Mann Jesus Mejia Charles Miller Cornelius Moore Lincoln Richmond Frank Whitman

Track Awards Presented by Don Van Horne

Don Van Horne awards honors to Sylvester Anderson Tom Ballan tyne Frank Batiste James Bell James Brady Richard O Conn er Jack Daniels Maurice Johnson Robert Johnson Captain Albert Lent William Lowell Ralph Lus by John Moran Jack Murphy Carl OKelley George Rae George Rodriguez Rudolph Ruelas Richard Schaller William Schnaufer Ed Valenzuela Maceo Wells William Wilson Bud Gerhart manager.

Don van Horne Sylvester Anderson Tom Ballantyne Frank Batiste James Bell James Brady Richard O’conner Jack Daniels Maurice Johnson Robert Johnson Albert Lent William Lowell Ralph Lusby John Moran Jack Murphy Carl O’kelley George Rae George Rodriguez Rudolph Ruelas Richard Schaller William Schnaufer Ed Valenzuela Maceo Wells William Wilson Bud Gerhart

Sophomore Track Awards Presented by Elbert D Brooks

Elbert D Brooks presents sophomore track awards to Leo Boyd Milan Foley Robert Hale Jack Menager Robert Ortiz Ben Parra Ray Ruiz Frank Rodriguez Julius Sanchez Paul Stephens George Thomas and Durand Redmond as manager in a school ceremony.

Elbert D. Brooks Cub Leo Boyd Milan Foley Robert Hale Jack Menager Robert Ortiz Ben Parra Ray Ruiz Frank Rodriguez Julius Sanchez Paul Stephens George Thomas Durand Redmond

Tennis Letter Awards Presented to Six Players

Jason Greer tennis coach honors Jack Culley Richard Ginter Harold Leece Ralph Lester Fred Lobdell and Robert McQuade with tennis letter awards for their on court effort.

Jason Greer Jack Culley Richard Ginter Harold Leece Ralph Lester Fred Lobdell Robert McQuade

Golf Awards Presented by Ples Harper to Six Players

Golf coach Ples Harper presented awards to Arthur Brown Richard Ginter Lyle Ostrom Paul Present John Rudolph and Wynne Willis recognizing their performances during the season at the club awards event.

Ples Harper Arthur Brown Richard Ginter Lyle Ostrom Paul Present John Rudolph Wynne Willis

University to Receive Plane Parts for Training Next Year

War Department letter informs University of Arizona of loan of obsolete engines and propellers stored at a Hawaiian air depot. Items are for ground school use only and would be shipped from Hawaii to San Francisco then Fort Mason at the university’s expense, with decision pending.

U. S. Air Depot Hawaiian Islands University of Arizona G. M. Butler Dean Butler War Department Air Corps Army Civil Aeronautics Authority M. L. Thornburg Hawaii San Francisco Fort Mason

List of named individuals and managers in historical roster

A long block lists numerous individuals including Hector Durand Virgil Gabusi Oli ver Hamilton Robert Hale Rich ard Ice David Jackson William Mann Jesus Bejia Robert Hunter Phil Harris Charles McCombs Hen ry Ortiz Robert Ortiz Joseph Pala fox Benjamin Parra William Reece Durand Redmond Ray Ruiz Douglas Santander Paul Stephens George Thomas Frank Whit man Richard Wooley Carl Young James Corbett manager William White manager Gale Bell manager Duke Kaplan manager.

Hector Durand Virgil Gabusi Oliver Hamilton Robert Hale Richard Ice David Jackson William Mann Jesus Bejia Robert Hunter Phil Harris Charles McCombs Henry Ortiz Robert Ortiz Joseph Palafox Benjamin Parra William Reece Durand Redmond Ray Ruiz Douglas Santander Paul Stephens George Thomas Frank Whitman Richard Wooley Carl Young James Corbett William White Gale Bell Duke Kaplan

Basketball Letter Awards Presented by Coach Doolen

B C Doolen awards basketball letters to Ernest Aros George Bauers Tom Black Stanley Brichta George Genung Robert Hall Carl Meyer Emil Rey captain Clarence Riddle Arnold Riesgo Paul Stephens Wayne Tilford Gary Wade Frank Powers manager Norman Garrigus manager.

Basketball Letter B. C. Doolen Ernest Aros George Bauers Tom Black Stanley Brichta George Genung Robert Hall Carl Meyer Emil Rey Clarence Riddle Arnold Riesgo Paul Stephens Wayne Tilford Gary Wade Frank Powers Norman Garrigus

Sophomore Basketball Awards Presentation Given

R T Gridley presents sophomore basketball awards to Arnulfo Arriaga Gilbert Aros Robert Blaise George Bland Mike Clarke Virgil Gabusi Fritz Laas Dick Lester William Mann Cornelius Moore Robert Ortiz Robert Randall Lincoln Richmond Douglas Santander George Thomas Frank Whitman Gale Bell manager and Frank Keefe manager.

R. T. Gridley Cub Arnulfo Arriaga Gilbert Aros Robert Blaise George Bland Mike Clarke Virgil Gabusi Fritz Laas Dick Lester William Mann Cornelius Moore Robert Ortiz Robert Randall Lincoln Richmond Douglas Santander George Thomas Frank Whitman Gale Bell Frank Keefe

Girls Tennis Awards Presented by Kathryn Young

Kathryn Young awards the girls’ tennis honors to Virginia Bailey Frances Campbell Mary Craig Helen Edwards Jane Loew Jeanne Romine Beatrice Salgado for achievements this season.

Kathryn Young Virginia Bailey Frances Campbell Mary Craig Helen Edwards Jane Loew Jeanne Romine Beatrice Salgado

Major Awards For Girls In Physical Education

Ruth Hubbard Jane Munoz Peggy Parlett and Dorothy Poor receive major awards in girls physical education. The ceremony highlighted achievement in athletic and scholastic entries recognizing outstanding students across teams and classes.

Ruth Hubbard Jane Munoz Peggy Parlett Dorothy Poor

Football Letter Awards Bestowed by Rollin Gridley Names

Rollin T. Gridley presents football letter awards to Harold Abrams Richard Beck Bernard Fritz Tom Black Jack Chandler William Dolph Wain Wright Fishburn Robert Hall Ray mond Henderson Abe Jacobs Robert Johnson Captain Albert Lent Marshall Littlefield Robert Long William Lowell Gerald McKenna Carl Meyer Barnes Parker Hector Pina Kenneth Rogers William Sales Tom Segundo Richard Schaller Leonard Standish Leslie Sutherland Ed Valenzuela George Washburn William Wilson Robert Pickrell Manager Norman Garrigus Manager.

Rollin T. Gridley Harold Abrams Richard Beck Bernard Fritz Tom Black Jack Chandler William Dolph Wainwright Fishburn Robert Hall Raymond Henderson Abe Jacobs Robert Johnson Albert Lent Marshall Littlefield Robert Long William Lowell Gerald McKenna Carl Meyer Barnes Parker Hector Pina Kenneth Rogers William Sales Tom Segundo Richard Schaller Leonard Standish Leslie Sutherland Ed Valenzuela George Washburn William Wilson Robert Pickrell Norman Garrigus

Sophomore Football Awards Presented by Jason Greer

Jason Greer presents sophomore football awards to players including Sylvester Anderson Frank Batiste George Bland Leo Boyd Alfred Brady Elmer Burns Mike Clark Ben Coppock Herbert Curtiss Phillip Don and others in a team ceremony.

Jason Greer Cub Sylvester Anderson Frank Batiste George Bland Leo Boyd Alfred Brady Elmer Burns Mike Clark Ben Coppock Herbert Curtiss Phillip Don

Merrill Biggs Improves After Emergency Appendicitis Operation

Merrill Biggs chief clerk in the water department is reported improving after an emergency appendicitis operation. He remains a patient at St. Mary's hospital.

Merrill Biggs Municipal Water Department St. Mary’s Hospital

Tuc son Y W C A Board Meeting Evening Schedule

The Tuc son Y W C A announces a regular board meeting at 7 30 this evening at North Fifth Avenue. Miss Margaret Knight, national board member, will speak at 8 15 about the recent national convention.

Tucson Y.W.C.A Association North Fifth Avenue Margaret Knight

Students at University of Arizona Urged to Apply for NYA Jobs

Dr. Victor H. Kelley, head of the appointment office, announced that NYA appropriations for next year will match this year. Students at the University of Arizona holding NYA positions are asked to submit applications if they wish to continue work.

University of Arizona NYA Victor H. Kelley

Sigma Nu and Kappa Alpha Theta Win Skit Award

Sigma Nu and Kappa Alpha Theta won the $50 assembly skit award at the final student assembly of the year held last Thursday. Phi Delta Theta and Pi Beta Phi placed second.

Sigma NU Kappa Alpha Theta Phi Delta Theta Pi Beta Phi

Forrest O'Donnal Elected Aggie House President at Arizona

Forrest O'Donnal was elected president of the Aggie house at the University of Arizona for the coming year, succeeding Les Schock. Other officers include Gordon Smith as vice-president Karl Abel as social secretary and Howard Lindsey as business manager.

Forrest O'Donnal Aggie House University of Arizona Les Schock Gordon Smith Karl Abel Howard Lindsey

Doctor reports theft of medical bag from car

Dr. Robert Hicks reported to police that a medical bag valued at 100 dollars was stolen from his car on Campbell Avenue early today.

Robert Hicks North Campbell Avenue

Reward Offered for Escapee Tomas Cervera from Mount Lemmon Prison

The Bureau of Federal Prisons posted a $50 reward for the arrest of Tomas Cervera, 40, who escaped late last night from the federal prison camp on Mount Lemmon road. He is 5 feet 4 inches, 163 pounds, and wore white checked trousers, a blue work shirt, brown work shoes, and a straw hat.

Bureau of Federal Prisons Tomas Cervera Mount Lemmon Road Cervera United States

Artur o C Alegria Fined or Jailed for Reckless Driving

Arturo C. Alegria, 25, of 48 West 29th Street, was ordered to pay a $30 fine or serve 30 days in jail on reckless driving charges in police court. He was arrested early Sunday on South Stone Avenue.

Arturo C. Alegria West 29Th Street South Stone Avenue

Temperatures Reported at Mt Lemmon Summit

Readings show yesterday at Summer Haven summit on Mt Lemmon with a low of 38 degrees and a high of 68 degrees.

Summer Haven Mt. Lemmon

Ep es Randolph Lodge to Confer First Degree Tonight

Ep es Randolph Lodge No 32 F and A M will meet tonight at 7 30 to confer the first degree. Special entertainment will follow the regular meeting. All members and visiting Masons invited to attend.

Epes Randolph Lodge A. M

Larson Enrolled as Day Student at Southern Arizona School

Anne Winifred Larson, a junior, is enrolled as a day student at the Southern Arizona school located at Sabizo canyon.

Anne Winifred Larson Sabizo Canyon Miss Larson

Seeley May Be Chosen City Manager Tonight

Holbrook Arizona May 20 The Hopi Indian baby born February 4 weighing 21 ounces died of pneumonia last week at Reams Canyon The infant showed weight gain to three pounds five ounces two months after birth but received no food or care for the first three days After birth the mother was in critical condition and Indians tended them while Dr James F Klock was away The baby was moved to the reservation hospital in an improvised incubator

Holbrook Ariz Reams Canyon Oraibi United States James F. Klock Hopi General Hospital

Most Regular Guy and Gal Poll at University of Arizona

The Wildcat newspaper runs a poll to name campus most regular man and woman. Ballots go to students to pick locals and popular figures in Arizona and beyond. Winners will attend the premiere of Ari zona with Columbia Pictures on the Tucson set.

University of Arizona Wildcat Arizona United States Columbia Pictures Corporation Oli Tucson

Britain boosts imports of South African canned fruits

Great Britain has increased imports of canned fruits and jam from South Africa, signaling expanding trade ties and stronger demand for South African preserved goods in the domestic market.

Great Britain South Africa

Tucson High to Review for College Entrance Board Exams

Tucson High plans to review for the College Entrance Board examinations and will hold tests during the week of June 17 to 22 in preparation for entry to Wellesley College in 1942.

Tucson High School Wellesley College

Fred Montgomery wins Abbott prize for vitamin display

Fred Montgomery manager of Martin Drug Store No. 3 at Congress and Scott received a Chicago Abbott Laboratories prize for his vitamin products window display. This marks his second outstanding window display award of the year.

Fred Montgomery Martin Drug Congress and Scott Abbott Laboratories Chicago Montgomery

City Hall eyes Seeley for acting city manager post

Mayor H O Jaastad and Tucson councilmen plan to select acting city manager George W Seeley to fill the vacancy after the death of R E Butler. The council may also consider rezoning East Speedway North Campbell and Drachman Street parcels from residential to various business classifications amid a decade long dispute.

Council Speedway Campbell H. O. Jaastad George W. Seeley R. E. Butler Jaastad Seeley Butler East Speedway North Campbell Avenue Campbell Avenue Tucson Drachman Street Stone Avenue Oracle Road

New Zealand and Australia Open Air Service With Flying Boats

Two flying boats are used in the new air service linking New Zealand and Australia. The service marks a milestone in regional aviation and expands transport options for travelers and cargo.

New Air New Zealand Australia

Improvements Planned on University of Arizona Campus This Summer

William Bray announces campus upgrades at the University of Arizona including moves of the mines and metallurgy departments to the James Douglas Memorial building and extensive renovations across several buildings. The liberal arts building gains linoleum, larger classes, and new psychology lab space while the agricultural building receives a face lift. Roads in the east campus will be resurfaced and select grounds will be grassed with fencing added around the women's athletic field. Maricopa hall and the engineering building get a two pipe heating system.

University of Arizona William Bray James Douglas Memorial Mines and Metallurgy Maricopa

Philippines seeks Japan shipping facilities amid ship shortages

A shortage of ships caused by conditions in Scandinavian countries pushes the Philippines to explore Japanese shipping facilities. The move highlights wartime trade constraints and the search for alternate routes to maintain freight and passenger movement.

Philippines Japan

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