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Jar BDjriPM -Friday, NovemKer 18, 1949 -The Arizona Republic, PKoenk, Arizona. Page 4. Captured Sex Slayer CBS To Drop Station KOY (Continued From Page One) State Engineer Conclave Opens Today In Phoenix Readily Tells Of Crime ing only a week ago to the home (Continued From Page One) Columbia system would eventually Meter Back-Payments Sought By Tombstone TOMBSTONE, Nov. 17 In an attempt to collect $3,523 due the city, council members this week ordered, meter users who have not been paying the $1 monthly meter charge to pay up in 10 days or either be sued or have utilities shut off. About a third of the city's utility users are affected.

The charge, which, now has been discontinued, was levied over a period of several months as a stopgap to raise municipal funds. become a valuable franchise. The first combined convention of Arizona engineering societies will open at 7:15 p. m. Friday in Johnson chareed Autrv with "en listing the aid of his sponsor and the Pompeiian room of Hotel a close friend the network to compel the shift- WE HAVE BUILT CBS here i Meetings Today Phoenix Rotary Club will meet at 12:10 p.m.

in Hotel Westward Ho, with Dave Showlin, Tucson, as guest speaker. Phoenix Camp No. 5, Woodmen of the World, will meet at 8 pjn. in the Odd Fellows Hall at 31 North Third avenue. Valley of the Sun Klwanis Club members will observe National Kids Day with a special program at their luncheon in Hotel Adams at noon.

James R. McDougal will be program chairman. Grady Bradley and William Garland have arranged the entertainment Roadrunners of Arizona, a group of traveling salesmen, will be guests of the Arizona Brewing Company at 7 p.m. They will tour the plant at 150 South 12th then eat a buffet supper. Mineralogical Society of Arizona members will meet at 8 p.m.

in Assembly Hall at 1738 West Van Buren street. Mrs. John A. Lentz will present the program, South for 13 years and regret a network decision which is based on internal political pressure rather than sound business practice," he added. Early this summer, Garland told newspaper reporters Autry was angling for a contract with CBS.

At that time he said KOOL would get CBS, KPHO would lose the American Broadcasting Company State Teacher Group To Open Session Today Voting delegates of members of the Arizona Education Association will meet in Phoenix Friday morning in annual business session. The group meetings continue through Friday afternoon and Saturday morning in Monroe School auditoriium, the annual election of officers being the final matter of business to be taken up. James Stewart, principal of North Phoenix High School, association president, will preside. The first session will be called to order at 9:30 a. m.

During the morning reports will be heard from Guy H. Lorenson, Safford, resolutions; Mrs. Irene Brinkmeyer, Tucson, credentials; Miss Alice L. Vail, Tucson, National Education Association director for Arizona; Walter Maxwell, Phoenix, executive secretary; T. D.

Romero, Tucson, treasurer; Mrs. Alyce Felton, Tucson, class load; Miss WTinona Montgomery, Phoenix, defense commission; Joseph N. Smelser, Phoenix, magazine editorial board; and Francis Hathy, West Phoenix High School, federal legislation. Reports will be continued at 2 p. m.

Lester Taylor, Winslow, will report on teachers' insurance. Other committee chairmen reporting are F. Hermann Bradshaw, Phoenix, legislation; Robert Frank, Phoenix, professional standards; Ruth M. Adams, Phoenix, public lands; Ruth Foster, affiliation to KOY, and KPHO I trict attorney, said he was at the Hausman's house today when Mrs. Hausman, treble's daughter, was informed that her father had been seized.

Alexander said she broke out sobbing and cried: "If they got him I hope he is guilty. I hope they haven't made a mistake. This is awful." Simpson said Stroble admitted that he had attempted intimacies with Linda Joyce at least once before. Simpson said Stroble related that before the -killing he dragged the little girl from the bed and at that time her underwear came off. The panties later were found in the incinerator.

REPORTERS ASKED the district attorney if Strobel felt there was anything wrong with him or i he might be insane. "No," said Simpson, "he says he's all right." The district attorney said Stroble related that the girl was all bundled up in the blanket when he dragged her out to the incinerator area. Simpson said that immediately after the questioning Stroble was taken to Dr. Marcus Crahan, county jail physician, for a physical examination. The official said he wanted this done to be sure that there would be no possible charge later that Stroble has been mis- would take over the Mutual-Don Lee System, with which KOOL is affiliated.

Interview Of Museum 4id On Air Due Tonight The Arizona Museum will be the topic of a radio interview conducted by the Women's Auxiliary, Local 640, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, over station KOOL at 7:15 p. m. Friday. Mrs. R.

E. Killian, program director of the auxiliary, will interview Mrs. Rodney MacDonald, vice-president of the Arizona Museum Association, and Mrs. E. S.

Oldaker on interesting phases of Arizona history. Since however, Rex Schepp, manager of KPHO and KPHO-TV. signed a two-year contract with ABC, thus disproving that part of ward Ho Via Jeep. of his and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Hausman, whose daughter, Rochelle, was Linda's frequent playmate. They lived across the street from Linda's house. He had been missing since the ax-slashed body of little Linda was found, wrapped in a blanket, in a pile of boxes behind the home of his daughter early Tuesday. A SHARP-EYED laundry deliv-eryman. Bill Miller, pointed Stroble out to a rookie cop in a bar a few doors from busy Pershing Square, the city's downtown park.

"I walked up to him and said let's go'," reported Arnold W. Carlson, tall and husky traffic patrolman. "He said: 'All right I asked him if his name was Fred Stroble. He said "yes, it is'. Miller asked him where he had been since the killing.

'At Ocean Park, he answered." Ocean Park is a beach city 15 miles west of Los Angeles. Stroble was hustled off to the Hall of Justice and a private office where Simpson questioned him as a crowd of curious milled outside. Stroble posed for a picture as he walked in, a contemptuous sort of smile on his face. THE INTENSIVE search for Stroble had led into Mexico, and haunts near Tijuana where he had spent time in the past, up and down the coast and as far east as Chicago, on reports he had been seen in a score of cities. Linda's father, Jules Glucoft, 36, a commercial artist, informed of the news, said: "We are glad the law has been so swift We want swift justice ani the supreme penalty." He said neither he nor the girl's mother, would immediately confront Stroble personally.

the rumored switchover. Phoenix Optimist Club will hold JOSEPH S. THOMPSON JOHNSON SAID negotiations have not been started, for repre its annual pre-Thanksgiving Day party at noon in Hotel Westward Ho. Westward Ho. Joseph S.

Thompson, San Francisco, president of Pacific Electric Manufacturing Corporation, will deliver the principal address on Economics for the Engineer. A distinguished panel of engineers, headed by Franklin Thomas, dean of California Institute of Technology, and president of the American Society of Civil Engineers, will discuss aims and accomplishments of the societies. Others on this panel are J. Calvin Brown, regional vice-president qf the American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Orland C. Mayer, vice-president of the National Society of Professional Engineers, and W.

B. Bustard, chairman of the Arizona section, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. THOMAS is widely known throughout the West as chairman of the California Colorado River BoardA Governor Garvey will open the convention with a welcome to the group at the dinner meeting, which will be presided over by John Girand. Section meetings of the engineering" societies will be conducted Saturday with the civil engineers meeting in Hotel Adams and the other groups at Hotel Westward Ho. The engineering groups hope to make this joint convention an annual event.

May technical papers will be given In the section meetings, including detailed description of the sentation by KOY of another broadcasting chain, "although we have been tentatively approached by other networks." My Bowem's evapo.wed iiic At the moment, the only network alternative the station has would be to sign a contract with the Mutual System. Win uuumo yuwi i Johnson indicated such a move design, fabrication, and construction of the new Queen creek bridge near Superior, in the civil engineer sessions. A FEATURE of the professional engineers meeting will be the presentation of the Arizona charter by Orland C. Mayer, representing Allen G. Stanford, president of the national organization.

This group was organized only recently to bring all engineering groups together. The will conclude their convention at 7:30 p. m. Saturday with an entertainment feature, the Big Dam Bust, at Bud's Barn. CnjoTient Or ill might be made when KOOL relinquishes its present affiliation.

treafcd. He also said Stroble would "Meantime," he said, "KOY will Yuma, retirement; Olas A. Lunt, continue to broadcast the best programs it can get for Arizona be given a mental examination. Stroble, Jus grey suit grease- your stained, was nervous as he entered Simpson's office. Round Valley, salaries; and Dr.

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