Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 13

my EDITOR TESTIFIES Zt Arizona Sallg JJa! Greatest Gift, Blood for Wounded Cheer! Cheer! i undsy, Dembr 1951 Tueion, Ariz. 4 tij -v Driver's Lucky Error Helps Put Out Flames 400 ENGINEERS TO MEET HERE Mining Group to Attend Programs at Pioneer Hotel, UA Campus More than 400 engineers from Arizona, northern Sonora, and western New Mexico are expected I CLEVELAND. Dec. 8 (JP) A Mrs. Lydia Vaughan Is Claimed by Death Mrs.

Lydia Vaughan, 85, died yesterday at her residence, 313 West Lincoln street. She had lived in Tucson since 1936, and was a member of St. John's Methodist Episcopal church, the American Legion auxiliary, and the Gold Star mothers. She is survived by a son, Orlo, of Tulsa; two daughters, Mrs. W.

N. Steil, of Milwaukee, Wise, and Winifred Vaughan, of Tucson; a brother, W. B. Perrin, of LeSever. a sister, Mrs.

Mary Black-bourne, of Casswill, Wise; and 12 grandchildren. motorist-" In Suburban Shaker Heights thought a fire alarm box was a parking meter today. He 1. 1U dropped in a nickel and pulled the handle. It was he did.

too. A few minutes later a fire broke out a to attend the annual meeting of the Arizona section, American In Iexolite the Rubberized- few hundred feet away from him, in the furnture store of Howard ltuhn'-. Wlll IWWII 11 'i A--; i' stitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers here Monday. The group will hold sessions at the University of Arizona and the Pioneer hotel. L.

Pirn, inc. I By the time the entire 17-man Shaker fire department arrived a good sized blaze was burning. The firemen put out the fire, estimating damages at $10,000. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Arizona mortuary. Technical sessions on five subjects will feature the day-long program that includes luncheon at the university student union and a 7 p.m.

dinner at the Two Douglasites Hurt When Auto Overturns FENCE Three meetings will be held In Lii r. tTii. an jrni ilintiMii the morning. Crawford to Preside W. P.

Crawford, Douglas, execu tive of the Phelps Dodge corpora 9. B. A. TERMS TOMBSTONE, Dec. 8 (JPh- Two Douglas residents were Injured, one tlon, will be chairman of a 10:30 seriously, this afternoon when their car left the roal and overturned a.m.

to noon session at the Pioneer on the general problems of underground mining. Kenneth L. Dixon, managing editor of the Lake Charles American Press, is shown as he testified at his Lake Charles, trial on a charge of defaming pnblic officials In a series of editorials on gambling. Dixon told the court he had seen open gam-bling in Lake Charles "fifteen minutes after I arrived in town to take a Job with the American Press." Judge J. Bernard Cocke took the case against Dixon and City Editor James Norton under advisement.

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Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. at your TEXOUTE dealer's PHONE 3-4728 Also In the morning at the Pio neer, E.

J. Caldwall, smelter su three times near here. Deputy Sheriff Bill Tyler said Martin Cisneros of Douglas suffered a broken arm, multiple fractures of four ribs and other injuries. His condition is described as serious but not critical. His passenger, Mary Ferguson, Douglas, suffered cuts and bruises.

perintendent of the Magma copper' company at Superior, will lead a meeting on smelting. Harold Foard, smelter superin tendent of the I. S. and R. com Going along with the defense department's slogan for giving blood "The Greatest Gift" Santa Claus, representing the Tncson Red Cross chapter, sends a present to the wounded in Korea.

Receiving the "package" are American Airlines Stewardesses Jean Myers and Claire Conner of Tulsa, Okla. (Photo by Levitz.) pany, Miami, and Frank Downey, smelter superintendent of the A. S. We erect fear anywhere In state Complete Line of Anchor Chain Link Fence A lo CLOTHES POLES and PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT and R. company at Hayden, will participate in the 33 Persons Become Citizens of U.

S. COap Mte 9BS Native Tucsonan Dies After Week in" Calif. At the same time a morning session on ore dressing led by C. H. Curtis, metallurgist' of the Miami Copper company.

Miami, Thirtv-three Dersons. represent From Sachs-Parker ing 12 foreign countries, became will be held in room 207 of the Phone 3-3601 Day or Night Mines building at the U. of A. That discussion will continue during the afternoon from 2:30 to Botany Robes Lee Hats Arrow Ties Arrow Shirts Hickok Belts Interwoven Hose naturalized American citizens in U.S. District Court here yesterday.

The group was sworn in by William H. Loveless, court clerk, under the supervision of Judge Dave W. Ling of Phoenix. Countries represented were Canada. Mexico.

China. Roumania, AMERICAN FENCE (0. 207 Rast Pennington OM TYNDALL AVE 2 BLOCKS 4:30 o'clock in the same room. Discuss Ore Dressing John W. Anthonv and George -OUTH OF BROADWAY.

Roseveare, both of the U. of A. mines faculty, will deliver papers rez, Elizabeth Cavltt, Nicandro R. Acedo, Valley Ruth Frazier, Mary N. Rosenthal, Carmen M.

Boltarez," Otilia Cota-Robles, Socorro B. Gonzales, Alice Cochran. Miriam kovsky, Ada Dubov Leeson, Kathleen C. Taylor, Naomi G. Canciov Lillian B.

Savage, Jenny Tilley, Joyce Emma Marlatt, Manuel Valencia Trujillo, Alene Fong Cornelous, Cleofas C. Garcia, Lise-lotte M. Williams. Jacob Z. Mendoza, Guillermina Montijo.

Delia L. Corona, Rose H. Ovsevitz, Bernard Ovsevitz, Charlotte L. Kirschstein, Helmut Kirschstein, Arthur Cowan, Canda-lario Q. Trujillo, Irene Hayes.

Reginald T. Morrison, Henry 6. E. Mad-sen and Delia C. Brandenburg.

Mrs. Aurora Montes, 47, of 305 West Wood street, a native Tucsonan, died in Los Angeles, Calif, yesterday after an extended illness. She had moved there from Tucson last week. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Stella Estrada, of Los Angeles, a son, Ernest Sainez, of Los Angeles, two sisters, Mrs.

Armida Facio, and Mrs. Virginia Granillq, both of Tucson, three brothers, Ramon and Fernando Montes and Antonio Cruz, all of Tucson; and her father, Ramon Montes, of Tucson. Funeral services will be held on Monday in Los Angeles. Germany, England, Ireland, France, on ore dressing topics. Afternoon sessions at the Pio 1 Poland, Russia, Denmark ana Panama.

New citizens are: William Gutier- neer will be devoted to open pit mining with John A. Lentz. Phelps WTirtT'Tarrfri'---: i T-'tf rln uff'-ft' Dodge mines superintendent at European Body Likes U.S. Speaker System Specof By Mail! First Time Offer I ROEBUCK AND CQ Ajo. as chairman, and to mining geology with H.

A. Schmitt, Silver City, N. consulting mining geologist as chairman. William R. Mathews, editor and publisher of the Arizona.

Star, will make a "Report on Europe" at the institute's evening dinner at the Pioneer. Mmtti GARDEN Ih ATM. ic rV Comnlet- with rase and soil Fpnthprv tInm In RH11int LTff i if i -ilea wiiiKie i ANYONE? Krxiiii 1 1 1 1 I GIFT PROBLEMS BUDGET PROBLEMS? Over 1 00,000 Gift Items Available At Savings for You! 1 Week Service! HURRY! YOU STILL HAVE TIME! STRASBOURG, France, Dec. 8. (JP) The European consultative assembly tonight gave Its wholehearted approval to an import from the U.

S. Congress the system of "yielding." Without opposition, assemblymen adopted an amendment to rules of procedure allowing members to interrupt a speaker with a pertinent question if the speaker "yields" for that purpose. Paolo Treves, of Italy; author of the amendment, said he and other assemblymen were impressed by the usefulness of this procedure during their recent public meetings with the U. S. Congress under the American procedure.

Treves said this would promote a "more effective" exchange of ideas in the assembly instead of a long series of sometimes unrelated You've seen these giant blooms In florists' shops at Christmas, but until now we did Former Ohio Resident, Carl Stromberg, Dies Carl Albert Stromberg, 44, died yesterday at his residence, 4009 Justin lane. He had lived In Tucson five months, coming here from Columbus. Ohio. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; a son, Albert; his father, Sanford Stromberg, Lincoln Park, R.I.; a brother, Leonard, Lincoln Park; and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Morgan, Lincoln Park, and Mrs.

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