Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 5

Olln College FM Station Ii OknveilyFCC IP, nnly, HMli iff mill 1 MiilHU rf fllf Ht Hi MM fill fin li' h.V HMllK' IM 'Kbit 1 mmnrtl wlfhin Hit Om W.MtMtW''lli|HH«lH Ht MltrlM tvtm Hltll- Ht" Bnlnl Literary Winners At University Of Ariz aim Ba6y Sttir, facing Sentence for May (U. thy 'Tabor, 20, 'will sentenced May 31 charge of taking $280 In cash'and clothing from- a' home where' she', was 'employed' as a It firtttm tit iHM'Wrt HHiln wmiwMiiWM, 1 AtttMflllM, TM, In Ilio llnli'd Illcrury conleil Ilii liiilvcrnlly nf Arlnottn Arc roiigrnluUlcd hv I'rwihlriil J. Hyron McCor- (Hick wlillr DC, Mrlvln Solve i l1 ll 1 rl 1 look. nn rlglil) Wl iMrlliiii'M. K.

hili-mownl, thlnl- winner In the abort story contest; Edwin Hunt of Norfolk, third prize in the essay contest! Kay Wilson of Polo YillNKC, second prize, ahort slory; Alejan- of Manila, first place in short Moi-v and iccond in essay; aucl Joseph Ong of Phoenix, itecoml place, last pleaded guilty 'before Marlcopa 'ICbuntyi Superlor; Rent t. ''charged with money and articles MrsA'Jukn 1 Mafcula caring for their 'daughter. Future ft A Students Make Campus Tour 1 for degrees at the. University of. claiss of got an idea' of -what' to expect- HEe -when', they visited the campus Wednesday.

students of tile Clin- UTBdU Ivinlni ton made toury? guldedv'fiyr. tor buildings," 'with; tlirough the museum. 1 75 Join Group To Fight Theater Site H5 purwna living in the area around a Fliers To Try Again pl roftrtwuy AIM! North Tucwn boulevard, formed Odd. SlHi-l Lodge At night to oppose the construction of propoiiwl thontcr on Tucson blvd, just south with Broadway. Norman B.

Gardiner Jr. (0 Hi" tin- who iiM lm HI ilntf loniilon, wim ililMIWltPlIt ctlUll'IHillt, HIUl! WIDI HIP ArizTUny 19. durnnco Fliers Bob Wooclhouse and Jongcwai'd Thurs- finy fpi 1 third 'assault-on the newly set. world's 1 record'- for, 1 continuous hours in the Thwarted In two earlier tries, the pilots saltl they might 'take off again this week: end if repairs to their, plnne. arc Wooclhouse nnd Jongeward stayed UiulcMlooil iliero wns some conskl- ,,,,,74 ours their first flight ((l(ull 'Uc motion wimm ilee ii ifliiile ifcnn ni will the meet (IUWlllWF IW I'ltllll'IHIUIt Otllef o'Mltlly, Kl CfVomlOilm otihn-y rum ni.i jmnw 'Jtl'JIt Hll'hUoWl tUM Ml'rt, Htn'flMfi', NoclU Tuwon Ai'tiun- f.tni"ii.

awa William HIifiMijHii, Hi', M. Ninth uml Hotf WtiK ft Mbwuitfe wiw Itttol'llry (of the iioittlnRled foi- ivt'iv If It ITHt ilVlli UHl'llllt i to moving the theater i ihc 22nd Hired locution. Knil In Court In lo (itinsilon, Howunrc unlit Ihnt ilio jxroup could ask the court foe Injunction order, on the KI'OUIKIK of the being a publlu nulxHncc'. Ho recommended that the Hlmndy nlgnod bo fllc'd. with (ho boni'd of Mipoi'vlHorH lm (Mention of thv pi'oicxt, TIo snkl he Imd (won ndvlxud by Supervisor Momvr Hoyd'thnt It would bo nt several weeks ago.

A week ago, they were forced a hours'aloft in their plane, the'City of Yuma, Bill BniTis HIK! Dick Riedol, Pul- Icrlon, filers, landed in April after setting endurance record. 'cnut -19 nficc June 38 before county xonlng could nctunlly be put Into offvct. The law IH effective IS, but xonlng board must nnd henrlngn on xon- njr held, SUMMER LAWNS WR I'MNT TIIKM For Pfrllllwri unit Crmi Serrti M311 Tucion Fertilizer Co. OIUT North Country Glut) JOE RUEBEN ISSUES ONE LAST CALL Joe Ruebcn Issues one Idet call! to inspect the. palatial, summer.

'homes in high up i. tho Catnllna Mountains, Catallnns nrb Southern Arizona's fnvorltc recreation spot during, the hot summer months. Ruebcn's cabins are completely furnished; offering visitors a home uway from home. All arc 'welcome to inspect, the cottages nnd people of Tucson and. Southern Arizona to visit the mountains and BCD for themselves.

The cottages are available for Immediate occupancy. For more complete Information. 'write Joe Ruobon, University Post Box 4122, or call 3-3601. (Adv.) I. Our 5lA VMT Dial 2-5811 avel; on Custom pia Decotative Dtapery Fabrics i REG.

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