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Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION A PAGE SEVEN Industry Zone lUdall's Hopi-Nava jo Measure Wins Support Power Interruptions Hit Parts Of Tucson bill. He said some member of the WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 UB-In terior Department officials and service instantly and there was no interruption in electric current supply there. 1 Asked In Ryan Field Area others testified Tuesday before House interior subcommittee in sup port of a measure to brine about Establishment of a 12-square-mile iBmnt Losing Candidates Report Expenses The two losing candidates for the city council who lost in the primary election in Ward. 4 beat all other candidates to the wire in one respect.

Each filed a statement showing campaign expenses yesterday. C. Arthur Wales, who was a candidate in the Republican pri-mary, spent $121.17. Charles Malach, who ran in the Democratic primary, spent $35.55. Friday is the deadline for candidates to file.

belt of Industrial-zoned property on dispute between Hopi Nava. ommended some changes In the bill but endorsed it in principle. He said there has been strife between the two tribes since an executive order of Dec. 16, 1882, set aside approximately 2'j million acres of land in Arizona for use by the Hopis and "other Indians" as the secretary of interior saw fit. The "other Indians" clause led to claims on the territory by the Navajos, whose reservation surrounds the Hopi tract.

John S. Boyden, Salt Lake City attorney for the Hopi tribal council, urged the committee to approve the Sections in the north, east and south outskirts of Tucson were without electric power briefly at about 1:30 p.m. when difficulties developed at the main plant of the Tucson Gas, Electric Light Power Co. N. M.

Lovell, head of the company's electrical department, said trouble developed in the switching facilities when a generator was started. Five power circuits serving fringe areas of the community went out. The first circuit was restored in about four minutes, and the final restoration" was completed in 15 minutes. The generator had been out of service for repairs since Jan. 1, Lovell said.

1 The power stoppage did not affect the downtown or close-in residential sections of the city. One of the points affected was Tucson Medical Center. However, the emergency power plant maintained by the hospital went into tribe oppose the bill, feeling It is against their religious beliefs to compromise on any points at issue. The Hopi tribe is almost Impoverished because of the lack of development of the lands in dispute, he added, whereas the Navajos are enjoying the fruits of developed minerals and other resources on Navajo lands. The committee did not act.

It expects to receive a statement later from an attorney for the Navajos, Norman Littell, who was on hand when Boyden testified. siiu wuuiiu vi it uwu, la uimci jq Indians consiaeration Dy me uiunry nan- Under study was bm by Rep Funtour Arriving Tucson will be host for several hours Thursday to 250 travelers on the 11th annual Mardi Gras Fun-tour. Local Lions club officers will present a citatioa to John Sousa of Los Angeles, tour conductor. The visitors plan to plant a palm tree In Armory Park. ning ana zoning commission.

Stewart Udall which would The commission yesterday was authorize a panel of three federal asked for Industrial zoning on three district judges to hear and pass on parcels or land around the field claims of the two groups. southwest or lucson the Ajo Lewis Sigler, a member of the road. Interior Department solicitor, rec- Rather than set up a district on the parcels, the commission expand Wis ed it to take in all nearby land, in cluding the field. Super VALUE Establishment of a district sets up the area in. which consent peti tions must be circulated.

The dis PERFECTION G9S. trict can be decreased later, if de- sired. The area now has a general COLD CREAM rural zoning classification. casta to 51 I C'JI Donald M. Millstone, who asked Extra rich for dry skin.

It nourishes as it cleanses if. the industrial zoning, said Ryanl 3 FOR field is expected to be Tucson's sec iWiQuiliTfli ti a A MM ond largest airport in view of plans announced by the Tucson Airport $129 Authority which operates the field. tess fey More than four square miles of the area is federally owned. 'old CreaHj POUND Right Besarvtd to Limit Quantities 33 E. CONGRESS CJ3' I PoDo are long on distance, true in flieht! Pairs Arrest Halts Alleged Check Spree 4.98 o.

S'CtomVnAno Feb. 26 4V- Two Clf MINT or FRUIT women were Jailed Tuesday for in vestigation of passing an estimated HA 'J $8,000 to $10,000 in bad checks dur All your favorite (Limit of six) 3: ing their travels by bus and train 10 through 9 or 10 western states. Winslow police chief Mel Merritt identified the pair as Grace Norma Allison, 35, and Jean Johnson, 33. Miss Allison was described as an attractive blonde, and Miss John son as a rather plump brunette. Wogr" Hershey or Nestle FBI agents investigating the two women say their travels started at Cos? Bay, and continued through California, Nevada, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Colorado AIL PURPOSE It I ttl I I 11 1 11 1 eJ I CHOCOLATE BARS 45 Film and into Arizona.

I fl 33' Plain milk chocolate or with Super Vtlue It 1 Choice of .120 T5)fCrVC Merritt said the women admitted one of their techniques was to walk into a bar, buy drinks for everyone GIANT 35c .620 .127 re. JJ. and then cash one or two checks. Super He said the two women gave no 5 ISOPROPYL nilBBIflG Dottle 10C3 Tablets pint ffffrjff9c Save! (Limit 1) LLID 'grain (Limit 1003 Tablets Vgrain (Limit l) home address. Slashed Price on SuDsrOuyoii R0CKW00D BLOCKS pound MandM Plain or Peanut i Old Fashioned Asst.

rbiiV nnnAFl ASU 10.3 Revenue Service Opens Enlarged Office Monday $1.25 SHACK SERVER A AC ICE 0.1 Me with lot, o- cresm in host flevors. Try our. Appl 8JJL8S wun Hantue Oaf ell II The Internal Revenue Service will move Monday into new office II I A A V. quarters at 179 S. Tucson Blvd.

PAPER Icing dp MJ The new office will more than double the present space allotted Roaster Ftesb-'l 98' Helling Mixed HUTS r. tVrter. OlCtures. to the Internal Revenue Service in the Federal Building, and the staff For greater economyl will be increased to keep pace with Nut Shelf I the growth of Tucson. All services offered at the old of variety.

14-ounce. CoifeeXfJajilans 18oo Case of 24 lbs. 1 Pack of EIGHTY (Limit 2) Jj GHTY (Limit 2) jj fice will be continued at the new location. The office will be open from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Mondays through Fridays. An added convenience will be plenty of on-street and off-street Citrate Mmu parking space at the new location I for taxpayers who are usually unable to find parking space near the Mon-P' present office. 1 1 5c AxxKwm I fStk OBITUARIES IZETTA L. STEINDAUGH 8-ounct Izetta Lovina Steindaueh, 49, oft USPPIIRE College Place, died yester OR0 ACID day in a local hospital. She was a native fo Turtle Lake, N.

and eat had resided in Tucson two months, SStf $1.50 Survivors include her son, George, I "4 76 ran A VoW and her daughter, Mrs. Carl Bus- kini, of College Place. The body Woi Cherrywood V- "A mi-Splash will be sent to Walla Walla, 6" SALAD by Bring's Funeral Home. CARL OLSON Shampoo Batb Spray D0VILS Carl Odin Olson, 69, of 2300 N. HOT Shopping 5-foot Tucson died at his home Tuesday.

A native of Portersmill, he came to Tucson in 1945 striped tubing from Duluth, Minn. He was a re tired railroad worker. Jf Below Price! Survivors are two sisters, Miss Mabel Olson, of Tucson and Mrs. mm Sheds Rain, Wear Special Ida Schulman, of St. Paul, a brother Ingvold, of St.

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