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REPIJB Page 4 Arizona Republic, Arizona aYfea Student 'Works Over9 Own Composition County Roads Me North Phoenix Lraft Ordered students hnd Members of the market road committee of the Maricopa County Knrm Bureau Federation will meet In the organization's office. Hotel Adams, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to consider proposals for improvement projects that have WASHINGTON, May 2 (AP) The air force has ordered 20 more "flying boxcars" at a cost of about $5,000,000 in a program to modernize its troop transport and cargo carrying air fleet. Mystery Play An excellent supporting cast of Bureau, meeting in the high school cafeteria for dinner at o'clock tonight, will have Howard I Shelp. county highway engineer, a guest sneaker. Sheln chduled to address the Glcndale-Peorla Farm Bureau the following night.

In each case he will talk on farm-to-mnrket roads for the county. Australia now produces, by a secret process. Spider Web Wool, exceptionally fine. Paul Nelson Will Direct College Band TEMTL. May 2 A young rnu-ifiiin at Ari.n.n nl Terns- "sU-l" inuh ef the from the fiwI' concert band when it eies a scheduled concert at 8:30 p.

m. Monday. Wirriin ncrlaim as a talented musician, however, i nothing n-w Xnr Taul Nelson. of Mr. and The order for the 20 additional been made by the various locals, Packets a two cngined, win Wail en Austin.

Scottsdale, chalr- tnll plane has been placed with the Kairchild Aircraft and Engine Corporation, the air force announced today. This will bring to 220 the number of C-82s used by USAF. An improved version of the "boxcar." the will go man, said yesterday. Austin said the committee will sift the suggestions offered and then formulate them into a comprehensive plan of improvement to be submitted to the Maricopa County Hoard of Supervisors. lie staled the Chandler Farm which any young theater group could be proud mid lending i lun-acters ably presented themselves to an enthusiastic audience, combined Saturday night to make Berkeley Square, a three-act mystery comedy, one of lie plays ever to bo presented by North Phoenix High School.

Intensive cultivation has raised South Africa's hop production per acre. Into production nl the end of this year. The C-S2 can handle 12 fully' equipped combat soldiers, or 32 stretcher patients, or five tons of Mrs. Harry F. Nelson of Phoenix, He has twn doing just that dur-j Guaranteed Comfort Ir.s rr.ost of his 19 years.

I l- I I i h. 1 v. it. cargo. The Dutch have recovered front the Java natives about 21 per cent of rubber areas.

ill nil -long: vYW; ftenlnj ronrett in the week Outstanding members of the cast were Charlie St. Clair as Peter Standish, the leading character; Hetty Rock, the Lady Anne Petti-grew; Hill Laird, the ambassador; Vada Stewart, the Ouehess of Devonshire; Lael Muehlebncli, Marjorie Frant; Bill Robertson, Tom Pettigrew; Lewis, Cohens, Mr. Throstle; Ruth Gotlieb, Helen Pettigrew, and Marilyn Griffen, Kate Pettigrew. Howard Klink and Edwin Lee IMS Music Festival at the Tempe i ar i Yob get a regUtatd Written Guarantee not just a promise! I college. Nelson will conduct the Sun Devil hand in his own work.

1 (V. 8 Tore Portrait. The college plans to have it published. Felix E. McKernan.

band direr tor. who requisitioned Nelson to; write the com visit ion. praised it1 highly. "It ranks with other contemporary pieces written today for band, and it shows Paul has defin- captured the audience with their characterization of Lord Stanley and the Duke of Cumberland. Also included in the cast were Joan Mouritsen as Mrs.

Barwiek; Margie Gay Driggs, maid; Jacque-j line Aurell, Barrymore, and I Charlie Cates, Major Clinton. The double-cast production was directed by Lucille Hicks, dramatics Instructor, and was presented by the North High Players, a stu Felix McKernan. right, hand director at Arizona State College at Tempe, and Paul Nelson, student from Phoenix, "work ever rough spots" in a composition Nelson wrote for the band. The young music student will conduct the college band in the work at the opening concert Monday of the 1948 college music festival at Tempe. 1 music-writing talent." said McKernan.

ADDED r.LORY ill also be Nelson's at two other concerts dur-i Ir.z the feMival. Wednesday ee-j ring an orchestral piece he wrote, will be played by the Phoenix I Symphony Orchestra and Friday the college orchestra will playj that composition. YWCA Outdoor Pool Opening Scheduled Your UTILITY Dealer Is Headquarters for the ONLY Air Coolers Bearing This Seal Starvation Diet Is Ended By Philadelphia Children dent dramatics and public speaking organization. The Young Women's Christian Association outdoor pool will be opened to the public today, Mrs. Olga Welch, chairman of the health) education committee, an Afghanistan had a "freight! they ate was what the "starva blockade" when Indian riots stopped rail traffic.

nounced. Coed plunges are scheduled on Chosen salutatorian in 1016 at Phoenix Union High School. Nelson has arranged music for the Los Angeles City College band and for the Karle Spencer band of Salt Lake City and Denver. Last year he won 25th place in the annual arrangers poll in Down Beat, na-tioral music magazine. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings between 5:30 and 7:30 p.

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The children ate sparingly of their repast. It takes time to accustom the stomach to rich food. The program inaugurated the "crusade for children" drive to provide food for children throughout the world. Said Leah Korn. spokesman for the volunteer group: "By sending food to the children of the world, we can best insure peace throughout the world." 1st Grade 100 Level White Sidewalls All Sizes 4 and 6 Ply Truck Tires also 2 nd's from and Your Old Tire Phone 4-3846 SAGITAItO PETROLEUM CO.

701 X. 19th Avenue STOP (S! INSTANT Change In Red Policy Hinted WASHINGTON. May 2 'AP RELIEF WAREHOUSE Pain for Vu Wankmrnt Frlws PHILADELPHIA. May 2 AP "We do not feel we have suffered any real privationbut all of us lost weight and we were irritable and tired." That's what 17 -year -old Leah Korn had to say after she and 12 other Philadelphia school children ended a week-long "starvation diet" aimed at dramatizing the plight of the children of Kurope and Asia. Harris Haviland.

headmaster of Friends Select School, whose 1.1-year-old daughter Lydia. was one of the l.Tr put it this way: "IN A SMALL way. they got an understanding of what some of the other children in the world are faced with. I'm very glad that my daughter had an opportunity to partici-pat in this program." The "starvation kids" hadn't starved, but they lost an average of four pounds in eating a calculated diet of 1,200 calories a day. The week came to an end last night and the children vvre feted to a dinner of 3.000 calories.

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