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REPUBLIC 19 BULLDOQ IS Injuries Kill Buckeye Man A 67-year-old Buckeye man died at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Memorial Hospital of multiple injuries suffered Monday night in a pickup truck accident on a county road near Perryville. Dead is James F. Hill who fell from the truck driven by his son, J. B.

Hill, 30. Robert Melton, highway patrolman, said the elder Hill fell against a door handle, then toppled from the truck which was traveling about 35 miles an hour. The accident happened southeast of Perryville. A ll If PTA Convention Chairmen Named DOUGLAS, Dec. 14 (Special) Chairmen and cochairmen for the state convention of PTAs scheduled here in April have been announced by Mrs.

Lloyd Branum, general chairman. More than 40 delegates from the state are expected to attend. Hostess chairman will be Mrs. H. A.

Gregory; reservations, Mrs. Bryant Bond and Mrs. R. B. Lamed; board of managers, Mrs.

Oscar Tyra and Mrs. T. W. Oder; registration, Mrs. Arthur Williams and Ms.

Lily Swenson; entertainment, Jasper Steele and Mrs. W. K. Melloy; publicity, Mrs. Henry W.

Beumler and Charles BloomquisU Finance, Paul Taylor; transportation, Floyd Wallace and W. R. Naught; decorations, Mrs. Glenn Pratt and Mrs. Gordon Brown; breakfast, Mrs.

Joe Samaniego and Mrs. Kenneth Keel; luncheon, Mrs. Karlson Lohr and Mrs. Marcus Ward; banquet, Mrs. Robert Lee-man and Mrs.

George Jackson; information and lost and found, Mrs. Marshall Bell and Mrs. Lester Echols; favors, Mrs. R. L.

Sheedy and Mrs. Cliff Devore; menus, Mrs. Richard Strut hers Jr. and Mrs. George Pendleton; badges, Mrs.

Jesse Cuppe, Mrs. H. A. Gregory, and H. E.

Stevenson. SsJ wJI I rnn.v On Mrs. Alma Lorton, waitress at the Dutch Mill Cafe east of Mesa, serves i.arry un Florence Mintonj Mesa( just as though it were an every.day occur. ence to have a car come crashing through the front door. This picture was taken soon after a car driven by Christ Mitchell, 925 W.

Latham, Phoenix, landed in the cafe's lap. L. E. Mulleneaux, investigating patrolman, said Mitchell lost control of his vehicle while attempting to pass a car driven by Bud Ingraham. (Republic Staff Photo) The Arizona Republic Parr jjatiuday.

15, 1951 Power Worker Electrocuted AN EMPLOYE of the Central Arizona Light Power Co. was electrocuted at 3:50 p.m. Friday while working with a line cr.ew at the new bridge at 16th Street and Indian School. Dead is Vernon F. Burton, 35, 1133 E.

Georgia. B. W. Robertson, 1708 V. Monte Hosa, line foreman, told Calapco officials that Burton was making a splice in a dead wire when it was pulled across a charged wire a block away.

The insulation was wet and 6,900 volts went through Burton's body, throwing him into an irrigation ditch. City firemen and ambulance attendants gave Burton artificial respiration and oxygen more than an hour. A doctor injected adrenalin into Burton's heart in an effort to save him. Survivors include his wife, Ro-maine, and two children. Sherry, 14, and Gerald, 11.

Store Yule Trim Winners Named PRESCOTT, Dec. 14 (Special) Judging has been completed in the annual Prescott Chamber of Commerce "Operation Santa Claus," store window decorating contest. First prize went to Peterson, Brooke, and Steiner; second, West-ernaire; third, Goldwaters; and fourth prize was' awarded to Thun-derbird Bakery and Madge's Beauty Salon In a tie. Winners received certificates to be displayed in each place of business. The home decorating contest winners will be announced Christmas Eve.

Allen Is First UCLA Chancellor LOS ANGELES. Dec. 14 (AP) Dr. Raymond D. Allen was named the first chancellor of the University of California at Los Angeles Friday.

Now president of the University of Washington, Dr. Allen was elected unanimously by the 21 regents present at the meeting. His election had been forecast Thursday in a statement by Board Chairman Edward Dickson. President Robert Gordon Sproul, of the university, was authorized to discuss salary with Dr. Allen.

It Is expected to approximate a year. He received at Washington. Indonesians In Japan TOKYO, Dec. 15 (AP) Three Indonesian delegates arrived here Friday for reparations and fish-tries talks with Japanese officials. The main Indonesian party will arrive later.

$100 Haiiih $125 Onen House shot, taken from the mezzanine I of the newly remodeled Western Savings Loan Association office, gives an idea of the attendance at the firm's open house program Thursday. Many of those shown are Phoenix bank officers and employes, who visited Western after their own offices closed. (Republic Staff Photo) Western Savings Loan Shows Remodeled Quarters People, Events From Communities Home-cooked meals are served free of charge to Western's 31 employes in newly renovated basement space. Driggs said rerent rapid expansion of the firm's business made the enlargement necessary. Assets have increased from S2 to $11 million in six years, he said.

Interesting new features include a $6,000 interoffice communications system and a $4,000 electric dumbwaiter for moving documents from one floor to another. News About Bisbee BISBEE. Dec. 14 (Special) The annual "Hanging of the Greens," will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday at the YWCA.

Mrs. Howard Mc-Kinnev will tell the "Story of Mary," and a high school trio will sing Christmas songs under the direction of Joseph Payne. A son was born last Monday at the Copper Queen Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Johnson of Warren. A marriage license has been is sued by the Clerk of Cochise County Superior Court to Jose P. Pinon, Pirtleville, and Elisa Jacquez, Douglas. The Bisbee Chamber of Commerce is renewing its drive to obtain furnishings for the Day Room of the Bisbee National Guard, according to John Caldwell, president of the chamber.

Donors may call the chamber to have items picked up. Andrew W. Hoch will leave Saturday for New York where he will visit relatives over the holidays. James Moss has been elected president of the Presbyterian Men's Club. P.

D. Gomez is vice-president and Dr. Harry Hess, secretary-treasurer. The St. Petka choir of St.

Stephen Nemanja Church in Bakerville lelivers WEEK Shop Ijf lUIUJT, NUIITCIIICHI AUTO TRAY hwiv ii Ml H0 D0WH PAYMENT No Aown payment If yon trade In your washer or other merchandise HOLLYWOOD BEDS 10-Year Factory Guarantee Driver Of Death car neaas iruiity John L. Loftis, 22, of 2226 W. Maricopa, Thursday pleaded guilty to a charge of negligent homicide. Loftis appeared before Superior Judge Ralph Barry, who will sentence him next Wednesday. Loftis had previously pleaded innocent to the charge brought against him after a car struck and killed Mrs.

Mary Dean Clay, 59, of 1405 E. Mohave, near her home. Indians Meet In Capitol Representatives of Arizona Indian tribes met in the house cham- at the capital Thursday to fSiSSSi council constitution. Thomas Segundo, chairman of the drafting committee, presided. Austria city." will have a "student going recruit training at the VS.

Naval Training Center at San Diego, Calif. Ganado GANADO, Dec. 14 (Special) A Christmas party was given last Saturday at Kinlichee Day School by the teachers and other government employes in the Klagetoh area. A potluck supper was served. After dinner guests sang Christmas carols with Mrs.

Vernon Moore at the and Mrs. Douglas Anderson leading. The rest of the evening was spent in square dancing. A holiday birthday party honor ing Marilyn Burgert of Sage Me morial Hospital staff was given by Esther Ritzman at Florence Night ingale Lodge Tuesday. Gifts of bright Navajo squaw skirt and others were presented to Miss Ritz man.

Rain and snow made reservation roads hazardous in the Ganado area. Travel is possible with chains. Navajo tribesmen are thankful over the moisture and are hoping ior more. Flagstaff FLAGSTAFF, Dec. 14 (Special) December 21 has been set for the open house for Flagstaff i new city hall The Catholic Daughters of America entertained all the women of the parishes and friends in Flae staff Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Rachel Morosco, grand regent, was master of ceremonies. Christmas carols were sung and an exchange of gifts was part of the program. Arizona Republic tion from the state down to local district level. He is also observing methods and systems of city and county administration.

His visit to the United States Is part of the Department of State's program for the exchange of per sons under the Fulbright Act. AUTHOR OF many textbooks, Dr. Sadiq has held various posts in the Iranian ministries of educa tion, agriculture, public works, and justice. He received his doctor's de gree at Columbia University, New York, in 193L In addition to observing grade and high school systems, Dr. Sadiq will visit the University of Arizona at Tucson.

He has already been a guest at Arizona State College at Tempe and the American Institute for Foreign Trade at Thunderbird Field. His Phoenix visit will end Dec. 26. Dane Stock Growers Increase Production COPENHAGEN, Dec. 13 Dan ish livestock growers have increas ed production 70 per cent over Its pre-war level in 1935 and Indus' trial production has risen 100 per cent in the same period.

Since 1946 the volume of im ports has increased 150 per cent and the volume of exports 260 per cent. BARXUM, FURGOL TIED HAVANA, Dec. 14 (AP) John Barnum of Grand Rapids, and Matty. Furgol of Lemont, 111., were tied -for first place Friday at the half-way mark of Havana's 72-hole invitation golf tournament. Barnum shot a seven-under-par Friday to give him 135 strokes for the first 36 holes.

He had 70 Thursday. A farm colony for lepers a new way of handling them is tD be tried out in New Guinea. into the feeding request from a financial standpoint. The committee hasn't been appointed. R.

B. Taylor, 225 W. Jefferson, was the only bidder Thursday on feeding prisoners in 1952. He has held the contract for many years, and his was the only name on a county mailing list to receive copies of the bid call. The county pays Taylor about $70,000 a year to feed jail prisoners two meals a day.

Taylor offered to do the job next year at a rate- of 30H cents per xneaL the same price he is be-imf paid this year, SQA95 Sfi095 Chinese Report Battle Wounded Die In Fire HONG KONG. Dec. 15 (AP) A Chinpse Dress report Saturday said 100 Chinese Communist sol- diprs wounded Korea burned to death in a fire that destroyed a hospital in the South China city of Kweihn. Th riisnntrh. unconfirmed else- vihprp was carried bv the Kune Sheung Daily News.

There have been frequent reports that cni-nese soldiers wounded In Korea have been sent to South China cities. Ferguson Will Study U. S. Forces In Orient HONOLULU, Dec. 14 (AP) Sen.

Homer Ferguson, left by military plane Friday for Tokyo after a brief stopover here. He is on a fact-finding mission to the Orient as a member of the senate subcommittee on armed forces expenditures. Nigeria has no coal to spare for Britain this winter. 1 3 COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS AND AUTO SUPPLIES 1 I Evenings Till 9:30 P. M.

Hfmww mi mil my mi, i 1 3 $2.85 Special $1E64 CAR WITH A- 1419 TRAVEL BAG For the Car Home Train Heavy Weight Plastic! $03 $-J 87 $41 bike BASKET Clamps andle Bars $157 9:30, Sundays 9 io 6 ft 1 1 1 to Prescott PRESCOTT, Dec. 14 (Special) A number of changes have been announced in Boy Scout Troop 10 of St. Luke Episcopal Church New leaders to replace older Scouts who have transferred to the troop's Sea Scout unit are Wayne Zimmerman, senior patrol leader, replacing Taylor Hicks; scribe, Jay Wilkinson, replacing John Goodwin; and 'quartermaster, Henry Wreden, replacing Kenneth Myers. The troops plans a three-day hike over the New Year's Day weekend. The annual Christmas party for children of Elks will be staged in the Jodge rooms at 6 p.m.

Sunday. The party for children, from infants through 12, will be conducted by women Elks. Palmer C. Byrne son of Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer Bryne of Park Avenue, has returned home for a 14-day leave following the completion of his navy recruit training at San Diego. After his leave he will attend electronics school at Treasure Island. Guests at the Arizona Pioneers' Home were entertained Wednesday evening by Lydia Burnham and her group of talented youngsters. Mrs. Matt Andres also offered autoharp selections.

The Claret club will serve a progressive dinner starting at-5 p.m. Sunday. The group will again present Christmas baskets to needy families and plans are also underway for the organizations February fashion show. Harold A. Lovingood, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wyatt Smith, is under Dr. Issa Sadiq Lauds The international news coverage of The Arizona Republic was praised Thursday by Dr. Issa Sadiq of the University of Tehran. "I have been surprised and Impressed with the extent of your news coverage," the Iranian educator said.

"I think The Republic is one of the best newspapers I have seen in the Western states. Your interest in international affairs is very apparent." Dr. Sadiq is spending two weeks in Phoenix as part of a four month study of American education and local government. A FORMER president of the National Teachers' College of the Iranian university, he is now professor of history of education at the college. He was a founder of both the University of Tehran and University of Tabriz.

The professor is making a crosscountry study of school administra- Self-Starter Jet Plane Announced UTICA, N. Dec. 14 (UP) Production of the world's first jet plane self-starter will get under way soon at the Bendix Aviation Corp. division here, it was announced Friday. Donald M.

McGrath, division general manager, said planes equipped with the starter would be able to start "the same way as an automobile." He did not go into technical details. COFFEE ON 283,000 ACRES HAVANA, Dec. 14 About acres in Cuba are devoted to coffee cultivation. Two fifths of the area planted to coffee trees is in small patches ranging in size from 14 to 30 acres. About 45 per cent of the total coffee area is cultivated by landowners.

The rest is cultivated by sharecroppers, renters, or squatters. A sharecropper gives one third to two fifths of the crop to the landlord. Dress Up Car mJri with a Plastic head boards, in 12 colors 10-year guarantee box spring and mattress Steel frames with casters BABY BEDS-FULL SIZE 3 WW PROTECT YOUR COMPLETE $24.95 will have a baked ham dinner at the church New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Gustavo Valenzue-la are parents of a daughter born Wednesday at the Copper Queen Hospital. Williams WILLIAMS, Dec. 14 (Special) Fern Rigg, president of the Arizona Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, made an official visit to the Ajo Club this past week and attend District No! 4 conference with Ajo and Yuma Clubs. The Eighth Grade operetta "The Saucy Hollandiase," which was postponed from Dec. 8 because of the weather, was given in the high school auditorium Thursday.

The Williams Masonic Lodge has elected officers. They are Joe Lev- erton. worthy master; Thomas E. Way, senior warden; Howard Walker, junior warden; Marshall Duncan, treasurer; E. O.

Messinier, secretary; Charles R. Way, trustee. Officers will be installed Saturday. Charles Vincent, cashier ticket tlerk at Williams, has been trans ferred to Wickenburg office of the Santa Fe railroad. Mrs.

Vincent will remain in Williams for a while. Williams Elementary School PTA board is planning a family meeting for Tuesday when there will be an inspection of the Christmas decorated rooms and caroling under the direction of Mrs. Frank Massey. Ann Dial is expected home Saturday from Colorado Women's College at Denver. Virgil Lovett of the post office has returned from the buffalo hunt with part of a 1600-pound buffalo which he killed.

Karl Jacobson is adding two new units to Sun Dial Court. Miami I MIAMI, Dec. 14 (Special) Ari-jzona Edison Co. will be hosts to and their families in the Mountain District at a dinner and 1 Christmas party Dec. 21 in the iVFW Hall.

The district is com-i posed of Miami, Globe, Superior, I Winkelman, Sonora, and Ray. Mrs. William Humphries wife of the Miami manager, will be in charge of entertainment. The dinner will be prepared by the VFW Auxiliary. Doric Masonic Lodge No.

26 will elect and install officers Monday night in the Masonic Hall. Harry i Huntington will be worshipful i master and Tom Tizard senior I warden. Mrs. Amanda Hubbell of Phoenix has been a house guest of Mrs. O.

DeSpain this week. Globe GLOBE, Dec. 14 (Special) Mrs. Flora Geiser, secretary of the Globe Business and Professional Women's Club, was the principal speaker at the regular Wednes- iday meeting. She talked on "Hu- man Rights." and described the declaration of human rights drawn up for the United Nations by a group headed by Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt. Mrs. Alice Enders, a past president of the Arizona Federation, was program chairman. The girls vested choir of 30 voices of the First Presbyterian Church will sing an arrangement of Christmas music at a candle-! light service Sunday at 4 p.m. at the church.

Mrs. Robert W. Taylor will direct the chorus; Mrs. Gerald Craig will play the organ accom-Ipaniments; and Doris Wennen will i play the piano score in the organ-; piano arrangement of the prelude. The event is a community service for all churches in the Globe-i Miami district.

Clause Debate Awarding of a year's contract for feeding county jail prisoners has been delayed by county su-i pervisors in order to determine i whether the contract could be terminated in less than a year. James O. Lecky, supervisor, said the board would ask the county attorney's office about the legality of a cancellation clause in the i contract. "We want to know if we could cancel the contract if a new meth-od of feeding is approved," Lecky said. THE SUPERVISOR referred to a request of Sheriff L.

C. Boles HEAVY PLASTIC COVER Friday, Saturday and Sunday Only Western Savings Loan Association was host Thursday to a constant stream of visitors during an open house program at its newly remodeled and enlarged quarters at First Avenue and Adams. Douglas H. Driggs, president, said more than 5,000 persons had inspected the premises up to 5 p.m. The doors remained open till 9 p.m.

AN ATTRACTIVE feature of the event was the distribution of free tickets to a late evening show at the Fox Theater. Two complete showings of a late-run picture were presented and the house was packed both times. Among the visitors were many officers and employes of other Phoenix financial institutions. Driggs said the remodeling involved an expenditure of $70,000, and included taking over a large second-floor area. The firm now operates on four levels.

THE SECOND floor is given over to the firm's mortgage loan department. The accounting divi sion is quartered on the mezzanine, and savings operations and loan payment windows are on the main floor. Bay Area Eyed For Defense Tag WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (AP) The Defense Production Administration said Friday that a proposal to classify the entire San Francisco Bay area as a critical defense area is "under consideration." Parts of the area already have been designated as critical for the relaxation of credit controls on housing construction and the possibility of reimposing rent controls. In some cases, relaxation of credit controls on housing is the only effect of the designation.

However, in most cases, rent control follows. Ajo AJO. Dec. 14 (Special) Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Sova and family have as their geust for the winter Mrs. Sova's mother, Mrs. Julia Blois, Detroit. The Aio Federated Church will present its annual Christmas Cantata Sunday evening. A full choir of men's and women's voices will be led by Kenneth Mack.

Charles Yates, who is servlne on the U.S.S. Boxer that recently re turned from Korean waters, nas been in Aio on two weeks' leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elsa Yates. Auto license nlates will bo on sale in Aio Mondav at the assessor's office in the Ajo courthouse.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cady and children of Durango, are visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Pat O'Hara. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stegman of Ray visited their daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Keller, over the weekend. The Stegman's are former Ajo residents. Convert To Become Priest, Keeps Wife MAINZ, Germany, Dec. 14 (AP) Rudolf Goethe, a former Protest-tant minister w-ho turned Roman Catholic, will be ordained a priest here next week and will be allowed by special papal consent to stay married.

The office of the Bishop of Mainz said the Holy See holds the opinion that a wedding has sacramental validity, regardless of the religious faith. Goethe, who mar ried while a Protestant minister, will be ordained Dec. 22 by Dr. Albert Stohr, Bishop of Mainz. Leatherneck9 Level Foe's 'Yule' Message KOREA, Dec 14 (UP) U.

S.j marine artillery wrecked a Com-i munist-model Christmas card onj the eastern front Friday. The seasonal greeting, a sign 30 feet square erected in no man's land, wished the marines "merry death." Sports Editor Die SAN MATEO, Dec. 14 (UP) Harry B. Smith, sports editor emeritus of the San Francisco Chronicle, died Friday night atj Mills Memorial Hospital. Tugi, Crown Prince of Tonga, has completed a round-the-world ft Crihetteo complete with mattreni.

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$18959 from EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED If fop any reason you do not like your washer we will accept it bark at the full purchase price on any other machine. How Can You Lose? HERE'S YOUR XMAS PRESENT CHAMBERS GAR RANGE: Can't be told from new. Tonll never buy a better range than a Chamber. Here's one that sells for $439.95. all white model with Chrome Top.

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You can't beat this. Won't you come in today. Defers Jail Feeding Aicard Cash for Furniture, Appliances, Television Just tell us how much you want. If you're within reason we'll write you a check. Simple.

Isn't It? Just phone 4-4323. nClii kill kit at Austin's without delay. We'll send your order ont the tamo day. BE ENT1E-VDE ESPANOL. A 11 1 A MTQ For Mak Gas Heater llMUIHIilO Please Bring; Sample Gas Heaters, all sizes, $3.95 up to build a county jail compound and feeding kitchen.

The sheriff told the board a year ago that he could save $30,000 a year if he could handle the feeding. Lecky said he is awaiting a report from H. B. Neal, county building superintendent, before further consideration of the sheriff's proposition. More than a month ago, supervisors told Neal to make a survey preliminary to establishing at least the compound which Boies needs to relieve an overcrowded jail.

Before that, Lecky moved to appoint a committee to look i rcmm Phone 2-3646 1 PHONE 4-4322 132 E. MONROE g63- 1603 e. Mcdowell i SE EXTEND ESPANOL I flying tour in 10 weeks..