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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1946

Page

2

Circus Train To Arrive In Tucson October 16

A mile long Cole Brothers Circus train arrives in Tucson for a show at West Congress street grounds October 16 under an indigo flame proof tent. The event features 26 performances and nearly 1 000 traveling personnel including 400 stars from around the world led by the Christiani Family of bareback riders and notable acts such as the Davises Orantes Del Maris and many more.

Cole Brothers Tucson West Congress Street Show Grounds Globe Christiani Davises Orantes del Maris Nemo Cristianis Hortenz Three Chamberlys Caudillo Sisters Old Mexico Billy Powell

Rally Day Program Set by First Baptist Church

The First Baptist church Bible school schedules Rally Day for Sunday with an attendance goal of 1500 and individual class targets. Sessions begin at 9:45 a.m. The men's Bible class in Sleeth chapel aims for 200 participants as Dr. R. S. Beal resumes teaching after a month in the Midwest.

First Baptist Church Bible School T. Roger Blythe Sleeth Chapel R. S. Beal Middle West Beal Chicago Winona Lake Ind

Phoenix Gives $100 To Sunshine Club

The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce donated 100 to the Sunshine Climate club as part of the Prosper with Tucson drive. Bill Chamberlain reported the receipt, along with a letter from Phoenix C of C general manager Lew Haas praising the joint advertising effort and wishing success toward the goal.

Jack Sakrison Bill Hall Bill Pyle Harry Ransom Mike Casteel The Pioneer Sunshine Club Jefe Gerente Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Sunshine Climate Club Tucson Bill Chamberlain Lew Haas Phoenix C. of C Bill Phoenix Lewis E. Haas

Rites Thursday For Mrs Adams Tucson Pioneer Dies in LA

Services for Mrs. E A Adams 46 of Los Angeles will be at Grace Episcopal Church with Reverends Wallace and Ferguson officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Parker Mortuary in charge. Survived by husband Edward A Adams daughter Marjorie Dan Adams mother Selim Franklin Sr a brother Selim Franklin Jr Balboa Island Calif and two sisters Mrs Franklin Farman Whittier and Mrs John Carroll Tucson. Born in Tucson and a U of A graduate before joining the Art Center school in LA.

E. A. Adams Los Angeles Grace Episcopal Church Jerry Wallace George Ferguson Evergreen Cemetery Parker Mortuary North Main Street Tucson University Art Center School Edward A. Adams Marjorie Dan Adams Selim Franklin, Jr Bal‘boa Island Calif Franklin Farman Whittier John Carroll

Pamphlets on Frozen Foods Issued by UA

Two pamphlets from the University of Arizona agr extension service cover canning and cooking frozen foods. Reva Lincoln wrote the cooking guide on storage thawing and preparation of vegetables fruits meats poultry and fish. Bertha Virmond and Reva Lincoln prepared the canning folder on chili peppers and tomatoes with serving methods.

Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona College of Agriculture U. S. Department of Agriculture Reva Lincoln Bertha Virmond

New Mechanical Peanut Harvesters Promise Faster Yields

New mechanical peanut harvesters can pick up to two acres per hour, a major improvement over 32 manhours required per acre for hand harvesting, signaling a shift in farming efficiency and labor needs.

FASTEETH Denture Powder Advertisement Tip

Denture users face embarrassment from slipping plates and wobble. Advertising copy urges sprinkling FASTEETH, an alkaline powder, on plates to hold teeth firmer and smoother, reduce odor, and avoid souring. Available at drug stores.

4-H Exhibits Judging Set Across 18 Contests

State 4-H judging results will be announced Oct. 15. Kenneth L. McKee of the University of Arizona extension service and state 4-H leader says 18 contests include clothing to frozen foods with 75 to 80 entries from about five counties. Top winners may win trips to the national 4-H congress in Chicago December 1 to 5, marking its 25th anniversary, with medals, plaques, savings bonds, and a gold watch awarded.

Kenneth L. McKee University of Arizona McKee Maricopa Yuma Pima Chicago

Sigma Xi to Hear Dr Buehrer on Plastics in Science

Dr. T F Buehrer head of the department of agricultural chemistry at the University of Arizona will speak at Sigma Xi first regular public lecture on the campus at 4 40 p m next Wednesday His topic Plastics in Science and Modern Life will be illustrated with samples and slides The meeting will be in room 111 of the chemistry physics building.

T. F. Buehrer University of Arizona Sigma Xi National Scientific Honorary

Forty five Arizona youths ordered to report for preinduction exams

Thirty-five men from Pima county and ten from other Arizona areas are ordered to report for preinduction physical examinations on October 9. Draft boards No. 1 and No. 2 list names of the called and summoned men, with Rhodes scholarship selections announced by Dr. O K Garretson and state committee head Dr. R L Nugent.

Pima County Basile Nocamea Jaimes Harold Martin Armando Romero Grijalva Placido Chico Joshua Pancho Julian Manuel Carlos Edward Sandoval Joe Talamantes Mendoza Francisco Aguirre Romero Donald Riley McGee Robert Mupcy Bush Earl West Abernathy Don Gayl Peterson Gregorio Alejandro Madril Elmer Lee Drake Willie Jones German Jaquez Lopez Robert George Knabe Robert William Ageton Frederick Almartin Roberts Kenneth Albertson Hill, Jr Perry Wilson Johnson Jack Colub Forrest James French Joe Doak Padilla Richard Lewis Crosby Jack Allman Magee Jim Whitman Pickrell Leonard Franklin Schoenover Rhodes R. L. Nugent College of Liberal Arts Arizona Oxford

Safety Tag Day Near Planned by Local Committeemen

Final preparations for safety tag day are discussed in a Friday meeting led by Mrs. R. R. Hinnant. The American Legion building serves as headquarters from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. with a long list of committee members from PTA groups, auxiliaries, clubs, and churches. Checks may be payable to the Accident Prevention council.

R. R. Hinnant American Legion Betty M. Mack K. E. Dalrymple Government Heights Pta Mildred Apple Rebekah Lodge Leo Glaze Beth Carmack American Red Cross Mildred Parker VFW Iva Hobbs Marine Corps Auxiliary Salome Townsend Altrusa Club Dan J. Lyons SS. Peter and Paul Church Kathleen Claunch Navy Mothers Club Ruth Price Mission View School J. Mercer Johnson Clyde Brainard Accident Prevention Council Hinnant

Two More Enlisted In Inactive Navy Reserve

Two additional enlistments were reported in the V-6 inactive naval reserves. Arnold Ralph Franz, pharmacist's mate 30, 831 Casa Grande highway, and North Charity Ham, chief electronics technician's mate, box 4014 University station, signed up for the O-1 organized reserves.

Naval Reserve O-1 Arnold Ralph Franz Casa Grande Highway North Charity Ham University Station

Submarine Duty Eligibility Sealed By Early Enlistment Rule

Reserve recruiting notice requires former submarine personnel to enlist in V-6 and transfer to O-1 before January 1 to remain qualified for submarine duty.

Reserve Recruiting Office

Bus Drivers Win Awards at Greyhound Safety Meeting

Safety awards for careful driving were given Tuesday afternoon to 23 bus drivers at a Greyhound award meeting held at the Santa Rita hotel. State Sen. William F. Kimball presented the awards listing recipients by years of service from one to ten, with watches awarded for ten years and notes about 6 to 9 year letters.

Santa Rita William F. Kimball E. W. Warriner H. Granender H. L. Sicker Dave Tissan E. Dietzman C. M. Hedgecock Jack Sparks Kenneth Barkley Gene Bowman J. K. Jones Jack LeBarron Frank Malone C. Swarringen J. S. McKeehan

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