Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 3

REPUBLIC CITY Monday, November 19, 1956 .0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona i-Mi t- "-jWA tey 'w iy 11 p. ADA Offiror Nfwly fleeted officers of the Arizona Dietetic Association take time out from convention at Hotel Westward IIo to pose for picture. From left, they are: Mrs. Betty Fry Neal, Arizona Public Service president; Miss Virginia L. Fclch, Good Samaritan Hospital, president-elect; Virginia Polluconi, veterans hospital, Whipple; Anne Linder, Tucson Medical Center, and Miss Gloria D.

Hill, Good Samaritan Hospital, secretary. AHA Officers Guy Hanner' cpnter. administrator of Good Samaritan Hospital, was elected president of Arizona Hospital Association over the weekend. Mrs. Florence Ladncr, left, was elected secretary-treasurer and James L.

Cline, right, was chosen vice president. They held their two-day convention in Hotel Westward Ho. (Republic Photos, Ralph Camping) Technologists r'zona Society of Medical Technologists heard Dr. Paul L. Singer, Phoenix urologist, left, and Dr.

Joseph Likos, Good Samaritan Hospital, right, explain kidney function at its annual meeting this weekend at Hotel Westward Ho. Miss Mary Fennemore, president, center, watches as the doctors explain a technical point. Car Hits Bike; 2 Boys Hurt Clare Johnson Honored Technologists End Annual Convention Scout Honor For Paslor Hubby Gets Broken Leg In Wife's Political Debate With Stranger A court of honor for Rov gency treatment and was re-' leaded. Sheriff's deputy Rex Stone said accident happened when the bicycle was turned in front of a car driven by Clarence S. Bass.

28, nf 215 W. Bow ker. Bass was not cited. Annual convention of the Arizona Society of Medical Technolo- Scouts of Explorer Post 222 will he conducted at 7 p.m. tomorrow.

Two boys were injured yesterday when a bicycle they were riding was struck by a car in front of 824 E. Broadway. Jerry Walker, 12. of 810 E. Wier, was admitted to Memo-rial Hospital with a possihle concussion and cuts and Hruises.

Norman R. Tinney, 12. of 4101 S. Eighth received emer lice when the stranger began using abusive language. Owens told officers he stepped out to investigate when gists ended yesterday at Hotel Westward Ho.

Featured speakers were Dr. Pohn Schenken, professor of pathology and bacteriology at the University of Nebraska Medical School; Dr. James Barger, pathologist at Good Samaritan Hospital here, and Dr. Mervin H. Grossman, clinical assistant pro-, foccni nf nathnmrv at Jrn rhtiroct -I the stranger followed his wife, and was assaulted as he walked out the door.

Deputies said the assailant was described as being about 40 and a former city policeman. Deputies said Mrs. Owens told them after the stranger had assaulted her husband he turned on her, grabbed her by the shoulders, and kicked her. in the auditorium of t'nit Of Thoj Faith Lutheran Church, 801 K. Camelback.

Dr. Frank A. Clutz, church pastor, will get a "Pin Of from Roosevelt Council, Roy' Scouts of America, for services to Boy Scouts of his church, John Russell, Post 222 adviser, Swiss mothers in the Canton of Valais carry their babies on top of their heads. ern Medical School of the Univer- A hnuspwife discussed politics with a stranger last nifiht anri her husband wound up in Good Samaritan Hospital with log broken in two places. Leroy' J.

Owens. 48. of 1104 S. 20th PL, has two fractures below his left knee. Sheriff's deputies said Owens told them the stranger knocked him down and kicked him outside the Airline Inn Tavern, 512 S.

24th St. Sergeant Lester Jones said Cwens's wife, Elaine, said she stepped outside to phone po geon. Speakers at Saturday's scientific sessions were Dr. Paul L. Singer and Dr.

Laddie Stolfa, preside at the meeting where Menfolk Will Bloom In Violet Top To Toe TURIN, Italy (AP) Violet is the big color for men's clothing, exhibitors at an international clothing show here agreed. European and American manufacturers displayed violet hats, violet shoes, and violet shirts. sity of. Texas. New laboratory procedures, and a discussion of current laboratory practices were presented by the speakers.

Mrs. Clare Johnson, 305 E. ulrs :7:,.. J- fck CoPer wi introduced Ule new scoutmaster of the troop, vision of laboratory medicine and AmPriran Red CrnPS nffjoias olmi'ol not hn nmr of thn I ImmtH'- Man Shot In Tavern Si, i o' i Provide a demonstration of first Tuckey Lane, was the recipient sity of Colorado Medical School. ai a oantuei aaiurnay oi ine so- ne iwo fnoenix urologists nis-cietys first annual award for cussed the physiology of the kid-meritorious service in furthering' ney and laboratory procedures in the aims of the group.

A former kidnev disease. Dr. Holmes dem- Howard Lavirgne, 28, of 1719 OKINAWA REQUISITIONED Mortgage Money Available For Construction Loans PERMANENT or INTERIM FINANCING Saving And Loan Association a A M.I -United States artificial which allows a patient blood to on havp rprluisi 1 I OH enmn AO fAA 1 Honed 42.000 by-pass sick kidneys. some acres, about 12 per cent of the total area. Walking Girl i msm Yesterday, Dr.

Grossman presented "Texas trophies" to Mary Fennemore. president, and David Childers, president-elect of the Hit By Car iTol A 14-year-old girl was struck society, down by a car last night on 67th I Toastmaster at Saturdav's han- W. Yuma, was shot three times yesterday as he sat inside Jean's Place, a tavern at 1319 W. Buckeye Rd. He was admitted to Memorial Hospital in fair condition from gun shot wounds of the left wrist, shoulder, and neck.

City police said they arrested Willie Hubert, 58, of 1510 VV. Maricopa, who admitted the shooting. Police said Hubert told them he shot Lavirgne with a pistol because he suspected Lavirgne taking $30 from the' glove compartment of his car. Officers said the victim denied any knowledge of the money and said he was not interested in signing a complaint against Hu-i bert. Hubert was being held in city jail for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon.

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