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Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 17

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1957 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR PAGE SEVEN -SECTION Police Investigate Cold Trail ITALY Mosaic from Police are investigating the cold trail of a burglar who stole $80 Tables mwmiww i "yjl mm ji t.mmnmm mmmmmmmm wu i i i 'j MARBLE TABLES I in cash and eight letter-openers from $32.00 Toothbrush Is Woman's One Worry SEATTLE, Aug, 1 uwA New York woman, whisked by Coast Guard helicopter from the Cascade Mountain high country to a hospital here, worried more Thursday about her missing toothbrush than her diabetic untit it could be deposited In the bank. Police believe an agile thief climbed through an open second story window during the weekend and stole the money. The electrical energy required to light a single 150-watt lamp will operate an automobile's lights, ignition, radio and heating system. from the Arizona Flour Mills, 177 Toole Ave. over last weekend.

Albert Lent of 1136 Circle told police the burglary was first discovered yesterday when bank deposits were checked. He said that Saturday $80.10 in cash was left in a canvas bank deposit bag and placed in a desk drawer Real Italian marble tables, beautiful and reasonable; in green, black, fink, etc. An exclusive, direct import. 1 FIORONI DIRECT IMPORTS 1 HANDICRAFTS OF ITALY I 2655 N. Campbell Ave.

Phone EA 6-9941 Sid Kurn Winner Of Week's Best Camper Award Awards for outstanding campers at the YMCA Ranch Camp at Oracle for the week of July 21 to 28 have been announced by C. D. Loper, general secretary. The week's best camper was Sid Kurn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Kurn, 2649 E. 6th St. Other awards include Outstanding Sportsman, Carlton Savory; Nature Study Award, Bob Kimball; Track Award, Jim Rudolph; and Swim Award, Art Janssen. Best campers in the 12 tents were Nathan Miller, Richard Clark, Tommy Higgins, Tommy Seymour, Sid Kurn, Kent Johnson, Carlton Savory, Ray Lee, John Tellez, Ken Meyers, and Jim Holt. Mrs.

Richard Noyes, wife of a Columbia University pro- icssor or pnysicai cnemistry, was ANNOYED BY NOISE? Scottsdale To Hollywood rf -1 -JUT I -It's Celotex Acoustical Tile Turfman and industrialist C. V. Whitney, shown with his present wife, said in Los Angeles Thursday ha has asked for a divorce and plans to wed Mary Hosford, right, Scottsdala socialite he discovered and brought to Hollywood to star in a movie. Whitney it 58. Mrs.

Hosford, recently divorced, is 31 and the mother of four. Whitney and his present wife were an attractive, noise-reducing ceiling tile for your recreation room, kitchen, dining room or bedrooms. You can apply it married in mi and have a U-year-oid son. At wirepnotoj rescued from the mountain vast-ness Wednesday after a sudden illness verged on a diabetic coma. Her condition was reported good Thursday and Bhe expects to leave the hospital Friday.

The daring mercy mission to the remote area in north central Washington 100 miles from here climaxed a seven-hour team effort by the Coast Guard, U.S. Forest Service and Chelan County Sheriff's officers. "It was wonderful, the way everyone went all out to help Just one sick woman," Mrs. Noyes said. "But with my husband along, there wasn't room in the helicopter for our luggage and I even forgot my toothbrush." Then she added with a grin: "This is kind of foolish, but do you know what we did bring out without even thinking? An ice ax." Prof, and Mrs.

Noyes were part of a mountaineering expedition of 33, sponsored by the Sierra Club of California. The group went into the Cascades above Lake Chelan last week, both as an outing and to chart the country as a possible national park. easily and directly to any existing NEWPORT FADED DENIMS Handsome styling expert tailoring! COMPLETELY WASHABLE san-forized! Faded blue or birch colors. .7 Jose H. Sabala, Tucson Native, Dies At 67 A native of Tucson, Jose Turfman C.

V. Whitney To Wed Ariz. Socialite LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 m-C. V.

Whitney, turfman and industrialist, said Thursday that he has asked his wife for a divorce and plans to marry Mary Hosford, the Arizona socialite he "discovered" and brought to Hollywood to star in a movie. Whitney is 58 and Mrs. Hosford, recently divorced, is 31 and the Sabala, 67, of 331 E. 33rd i died yesterday morning in a local hospital. He was a retired South-; em Pacific worker.

Surviving are his wife, Maria, 1 two sons, Ricardo, of Benson, and Manuel, of San Diego, 12 grand children, and seven great grandchildren. Rosary will be said today at 8 mother of four children. ceiling. It covers unsightly cracks, makes any room more attractive and hushes noise at tht same time. We'll gladly show you how to install Celotex Acoustical Tile yourself, or we will recommend reliable craftsmen to do it for you.

Either way, you'll be delighted with the reaulta. Come in, Bee the predecorated panels and find out how little it will cost to reduce noise and improve the appearance of any room in your home, iumiir h'kdwam aint Pair O'Malley's Budget Plan Whitney, owner of the C. V. Whitney stables and cousin of John Hay Whitney, U.S. Ambassador to England, issued a statement saying in part: "It is difficult to explain marital troubles and it is always unpleasant to try.

Divorce and the division of a family is always a sad experience. However, our chief concern has been and will con HEARING SECRET! p.m. in the Tucson Mortuary Chapel, and mass will be sung tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Santa Cruz Catholic Church. Burial wilt follow mass tomorrow in Holy Hope Cemetery.

NO MONEY DOWN 36 Months to Py 247 North 4th Ave. MA 3-8671 Free Park Shop Adjacent to Store tinue to be the welfare of our mi Mrs. Hosford, formerly of Scottsdale, was brought to Hollywood with considerable fanfare. At the time she was discovered by Whitney she was the socially prominent wife of Frank Hosford, wealthy Phoenix insurance executive. She had no movie experience but had majored in drama at the University of Iowa and once had a radio program in Kansas City and a television show in Phoenix.

Whitney's statement said he now intends to devote the major portion of his energies to the motion picture industry. He is chairman of the board of the Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. and president of Whitney Industries and C. V. Whitney Farms.

He is also chairman of the board of Marine Studios. During the Truman administration, Whitney was undersecretary of commerce and assistant secretary for air. More than 5,000 vessels normally pass annually through the Suez Canal. son." Whitney and his present wife pkkb EfFKiivE WESTERN MARKET MARKET WESTERN MARKET 4" "TTinnr'TrirT NU MAR Gold Medal IFionnir 0LE0 Traill IF pee ib. Holland Brookfield were married in Tew York in June of 1951 and have one son, Cornelius Searle Whitney, 13.

The statement, issued through a press agent, added: "Whitney said he and Mary Hosford, star of the soon-to-be-released motion picture 'Missouri are to be married as soon as he is free t- do so. The picture was produced by Whitney Pictures, Inc. Whitney said he has offered his wife a substantial property settlement. "Increasing conflicts have arisen over the past several years that would make it seem best for us to obtain a divorce," his statement said. A representative of Whitney said it was expected that Mrs.

Whitney, who is in New York, will file a divorce action, possible in Arizona. MARKETS 40-OZ. PKG. sinn 1 1 Main Unre 828 Untie Ave. This man is wearing the smallest lonotone hearing aid ever icr wherb is IT? Ha hai secret it's worn ENTIRELY IN THE EAR.

No Cord othing worn anywhere else. Sonofone Of Tucson H. F. SHEPLER, Manager Ph. MA 2-6031 47 E.

Jacksoa S-LB. BISQUICK SNOWDRIFT WESSON OIL Heishey CHOCOLATE SYRUP WORTH OF Tests Awaited In Death Of Pinal Farmer CASA GRANDE, Aug. 1 (Special) The family of Norman Haskell West, who died Tuesday in 2a Main Store Hours Sunday 9-3 g-jMeaf Only 3424 E. Speedway i-Meal Only 55 N. Swan at Bdwy.

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Immediately after the shot was administered, West developed severe skin eruptions over his body and swelling of the face and hands. TRUE FUNERAL COSTS of rha last 576 funerals conducted by Parker-Kerr Mortuary were: 247 Complete Funerals Including Caslet Cost up to $199 209 Complete Funerals including Casket Cost up to $499 120 Complete Funerals including Casket Cost $500 up Parker-Kerr Serving Tucson for 55 1'eora 215 North Stone Avenue Dial MA 3-2521 BIRDS EYE PEAS ui DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS MONDAY 1 1 Trrnb I vtrrurv p-c ai I Cttfl VlSlCaS White, yelIoWPink-400 count SS ..33 Save with Confidence liA Free Sit SVtdtVbll DELSEY 2 BIRDS EYE STRAWBERRIES where your money grows faster! 10-oz. Pkg. Ul 5 p- cgMyft-g flmai OF I denies pi3a ti I I ARMOUR 12 oi. Cans of I MORTON'S FROZEN LARGE FAMILY SIZE Uj WORTH ORANGE PREMIUM STAMPS with purchase of one large or Four regular packages of KOTEX DlPq TuMbJ11 Roast Beef or iae STlEiQ I HonNoER I Corned Beef 1 1 KRAFT'S BEST FOODS HI APPLE PEACH BOYSENBERRY I 2 for SAMPLE THEM FREE Arizona Savings operating under state government supervision offers sound management, POTATOES first mortgage I nta fiamnfTfl IK DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS MONDAY Ven 69c 1 substantial reserves and U.S.

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ctamdc and Loan Association -U Assets Over $27 Million CORNER SOUTH STONE BROADWAY Douglas 524 10th St. Casa Grande 210 W. 2nd Sierra Vista (Frv) EI Rancho Shopping Center Also 13 Other Statewide Offices PREMIUM 1137 E. 6th STREET DOUBLE STAMPS MONDAY STORE.

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