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PUBLIC CITY .0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. ra-sc 2. Friday, February 2, 1951 Three Jailed TATTOOING Radio Story Loses Corpse Carrier Heads For Overhaul In Vice Case 'Devil's Island9 Label Affixed To Bovs School Crated Cat Survives 21 Days Journey Gene McLain's "Big Story" WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 (INS) broadcast over KTAR Thursday night didn't stick to the facts.

The navy said Thursday that the City police Thursday jailed three women after vice investigations downtown. Arrested at 419 South Third Street were Alice Brown, 29. of that address, and Ronnie Mae aircraft carrier Ladv iConfinuM From Pace One) school, or abolish It. He. too.

en dorsed its removal to Phoenix. Isolation which curs off family will arrive in San Diego for over Relating the former police reporter's part in solving the Rob- haul Saturday in its first return ties, and Its total lack of facilities. iul f( Burgunder, murder psychiatric, educational, and oth-j isoiation and poverty ere- cas of 1939. the nationwide radio ilira in iiic milium vl wja a mi- iv'vu Rogers, 32, who said she lived at 5818 South Central Avenue. Anne Belle McElroy of Buckeye was arrested at a room in the Capitol Hotel, 242 East Washington Street.

Before each arrest, officers said, the women accepted money from that stays inal psychosis with man. i There were two automobile MIAMI. Feb. 1 (INS) A eat that appeared to have used up at least eight of its fabled nine lives was being nursed back to health at the Miami Naval Air Station Thursday night after going 21 days without food or water. Navy airmen.

found the frail creature when they opened a crated airplane engine that was shipped from the San Diego, Naval Air Station on January 11. The cat had apparently crawled in beside the engine in San Diego Just before the crata was nailed shut. home since the outbreak of the Korean war. The Lady was in the Mediterranean when the Communists invaded South Korea, and proceeded to the Far East via the Panama Canal. Her latest assignment in the Korean theater was in giving close support to the marines in their fight from the Chosin reservoir to their Hungnam beachhead.

salesmen slain. McLain. now city editor of The The school should definitely be In Maricopa County, the sfate'i poputation center. Judge Tatter-son declared. Here, it would have access to the psychiatric facilities them.

Maricopa's Judge Charles Bernstein broadly outlined the youth authority plan. 1 T- in A VII II I I I police and agreed to prostitution. Arizona Republic, did not write the radio story, but provided a detailed account and photographs of actual news stories on the He urged deletion from the pro- rf the state hospital and the train-measure now before the le "ins facilities of the state col.ege at jjsature fo create a state depar depart murder. Tempe. ment of health, welfare and correction, any reference to juvenile delinquents, and amending the Plevin Says France Woman Pedestrian Is Struck By Car Marie F.

Cook. 2402 West Dev- "I challenge any of you legislators to show me where it is any more important to spend millions en colleges than it is to save a boy from becoming a criminal." he aid. state's existing juvenile code to set up the authority. $300 Saxophone Stolen Smoky Signs To Aid Civil Defense Program Fearless X. Smoky, mascot of the Rural Fire Protection Company, Thursday signed up as a member of the civil defense program, mouse-catching branch.

In his application, the seven-month-old male feline indicated a preference for women and food of any kind. On the side, he's official mousecatcher for the fire company. i one of the most progressive in onshire Road, had a broken left Aims At Europe Peace NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (AP) French Prime Minister Rene Pleven said Thursday France will do its full share in the campaign to insure peace for Europe. The French chief of state arrived by train from Washington where he conferred with Presi-J dent Truman and other leaders.

i leg and bruises after being struck bv a car Thursday night at 19th Judf? J. W. Faulkner of Mo-; the nation. rave County told the legislators! STATE'S superior From Parked Car William Schmuhl, of 4257 North 17th Avenue, told polici Thursday a thief stole a saxophone and case, valued at $300, from hit car parked on Sixth Street near Washington Street 1 inTr n.ncr jud-rs would constitute the au industrial funds to operate a boys" thority's board of directors and and Oregon Avenues. She was taken to St.

Monica's Hospital where her condition was reported good. tor, mi, kinc rt.Aii.nrs ir. uori.h hiomt. "It's okaybut I don't seem able to stand up now." '-9'Suxt jf8U5i jffaffijmM'iSZtt ff9t0mfTnmut9 they would select its administrative head. The American Law Institute, Judge Bernstein said, developed the model youth authority act in response to the reed for improved methods of handling youthful offenders.

The act. as he outlined it. does not den the therapeutic value of yrnrn jij im its i ws- punishment in the cases of man I 6,000 Chinese rFail To Trap Yanks, French TOKYO. Feb. 2 IAP A French-American regiment, aided by planes and reinforcements, an attempt by 6.000 screaming Chinese to trap it in "central Korea, the t.

S. Eighth Army reported Friday. A communique said the enemy as forced to break off contact delinquents. But it holds that a ft 1 specially qualified agency must determine the treatment best fitted to the individual if he i to be regenerated and made safe for return to society. THE AITIIORITY would have 1 a division of diagnosis and classi- 2 fication which would operate as 8 I a di iagnostic clinic in which youths received and studied, before) are determination is made of th COFFEE Schillings Drip or Regular Additional ar News, Pases 3, 4 1 school or program to which the youth in trouble should be assigned.

There would be a division of training and treatment, having responsibility for operation of correctional schools, forestry camps and other facilitier established by the board. 2 MILK Banner Tall Can at BASH AS' In Our Meat Department Select Your Favorite Cut of Meat and Have the Satisfac tion of Getting What You Want. Buy Some Today Note the Difference Thursday after a fight which lasted nearly 13 hours and said the Red entrapment assault caused no appreciable change in position. ST AX SH'INTOX. AP correspondent, reported that the nine-day-old allied offensive on the western MEATS I faV For Tenderness nFla Food Craft Farm Style There would be a division of 1 wyf 3QC nUiLEJ 15 oz.

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Box uttibur Renewal of the advance followed i tjon an(j (2) parole, each section a night in which the Reds mustered I being under a divisional deputy only one faint counterattack in jchief. the west. Development of the youth au- Swinton's western front field dis- i thority plan, said Judge Bern-patch Friday said Communist re- 'stein, reflects public disillusion-sistance has been slackening daily, ment with the existing penal sys-with individual Red sordiers show-Item and underscores its failure ing little heart for battle. either to protect the public or to One smalt group of Reds waved (reclaim the individual, a white flag and surrendered THE PUBLIC, Judge Bernstein the first such move by the Chinese pointed out. "has lost faith in a since the Allied drive opened.

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N. STAFF officers said that serious manpower losses, overwhelmingly superior U. N. firepower, and skidding Chinese morale apparently explained why the Reds failed in put up a more serious battle from their main line of resistance. Reliable sources also reported that many Reds were suffering from typhus and other diseases.

The enemy had plenty of reserve forces available Just south and north of the Han River to make it jk terrific fight if they so chose. At the western anchor of the Allied line, bayonet-wielding Turks VVindes. Francis Donofrio, Lorna i gaum mm mm or Jello 7C E. Lock wood, and Ralph Barry of i SI 2 I IJlH I Ifl Puddines Puddings Can 1 Maricopa. All Flavors SLICED BACON Standard Qnallt? I5.MII BOIUHG BEEF 40' Lean Brisket lb.

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For that reason U.S. officials be lieve the tide of negotiations is AVc fTftc I JU going to run in favor of the L.N. I SMALL TOWN SOCIAL In th Wake the Rain: Th desert home rf the Heatey Wurters on Ruttl Lane is up for sate, and the Wurters have departed via air-tine, leaving behind a station Cadillac and a Ford tractor stuck in the mud. The Wurster regret leaving th new friends they have made in the Valley in the pat thrr winters. "But after att." said Mr.

Wurster. in statement to the pre, "we came tiere to get away from the rain. Now if finally gve and done it. in the future. American officals said they wk -it Red Ripe CA fc California Uvp NHand, Ib.

rvj SWIFT'NIIJG Swift's Shortening MEDAL UUC A MSN FLOUR 30 I bolieve they can rotate about troops in Korea during the next year to give battle-weary soldiers a chance to rest and new recruits an opportunity to train under war conditions. APPLES Extra Fancy Wash. Red Romes for Eating or Baking FROZEN FOODS PEAS 92C Bird ty It oz. StJf FRENCH STYLE BEANS i x. Xf Jr CORN fQc Birds r.yr 10 oz.

9 F0RDH00K LIMA BEANS oe. PERCH AOC 3 29C 3., Can fl09 4 25c j-W Road Contract Is Awarded Another major link in the new Large Size Sunkist Navels ORANGES MjW peaches Topock-Kingman highway moved a step nearer Thursday. AVOCADOS -9 If 3 29 SARDINES MAINE IN OIL 1 round The state highway department i IB SPANISH ONIONS 3 -10' Medium Size No. 1 Quality awarded a contract for building a railroad overpass at Yucca and three miles of approach roadway, plifs two small bridges. The award went to the Phoenix-Trmpe Stone Company.

low bidder. JLv i rTTiinc fic TOMATO SOUP Campbell's. No. 1 Can COCA COLA for CELERY 2c leb 6-Bottle Carton r5c Utah Type Small Size (Tins Deposit) The work is to be completed by ritxx Jan. 31.

The new Topock-Kingman route is a realignment rf U. S. Highway 66. to eliminate the narrow aod twisting Oatman Hill Road. FAMILY KITCHEN- PIE CRUST Mrv Liry Tinkl ts resting In the Wits End Rest Home after a nervous collapse following the day of the ram.

The Tinkle Twins. Biff and Bang, will be staying with neighbors until their mother is released. The neighbors, fortunately, recent arrivals from the Eat. and know how to cope with small children indoors in rainy weather. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard John, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, who are Mrs. Johns sistr and brother-in-law.

will return tomorrow to their home in San Francisco. The Johns are enthusiastic about the Phoenix climate, and say it compares, favorably with that in the Bay area. Mr. rerkin of the Perkins and Howard Caragc, Service Station and Buffet, has announced that the garage and service station will return to its regular closing time of 8 p.m. now that the emergency is over.

Mr. Perkins sayshe is now qualified to repiir any make, model or description, of windshield wiper with his eyes closed and one hand tied behind his A SALAD oil KRAFT rr. ots. IM P2 25 ylfMrSj deucVods I Large Eggs Zm POTATOES If) oToRc A Sc QIC U. S.

No. 1 Russet IU WW Doz. S)S riters Club Hosts Students 'auwHi iinn Mir Seven sturinf in th writing 2 class at Thoenix Technical School a. k.l.f. ui t(- a a.

r'Kali 1 1 1 i rSX, 08 South Main Coolidge 329 E. Jeffernon St. wtmjanmucious: 7th A-e. Camelback 1'nx. pm 1 Open Evenings Till West Main Mesa XNkZi? East Glendale Ave.

Glendale 4502 South Central Phoenix "tic- at tiiuiMinv mollis meeting of the Phoenix Branch of the National Writers Club at the Young Men's Christian Association. They were Ruth L. Bradish. Elsie K. Keys.

Florence Earllc. Xfarsh Morrison VAn Tft Riro bring us yw i Snowdrift Coupon I Dorothy Terry, and Charles Nie-- huis. Mrs. Elizabeth Sherman, in iniiib i ''a structor, also attended. Enrollment in the night classes for writing will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the school. SNOWDRiFTi, i IT'S EMIHSORIZED i w0tm tin. MILL 9 First transcontinental telesrraph COX. 9eeond Ave. and Wtst Suren linked Washineton territory with ajxo a LAKGCaT ta tiu me easvp icoi..