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Ml March 12, 1953 Page 2. -TKe Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Laveen Bus Run Cancelled Income Tax and no inbound riders, and wai costing tha company omt $20 i yum iijp j. i 1. 1 1 uli i-iij-1 1 1 i jm 1 11 ij i juji julm1 'W-jmju jj um-ki wiujii.ii)W'iiiwi''innw.iiiifiiTifi)i-afji'i.wpj'iiM Jim niiiiimwuiiiiii innu in 1 1 1 bp 1 qui unn 1 11 nn nip nr nr 111 11 i.hii 1 vm nur rn ri m-r 1 1 i tt- rri 1 nr 1111 1 1 1 irir mi 11 ir lnrrrrr -v 2 1 per day. McDonald Takes Over CIO Steel Discontinuance of a Sun Valley bus run at 4 p.m.

from Phoenix to Laveen was authorized yesterday by the state corporation commission. L. A. Tanner, Sun Valley Bus Line president, testified at a recent public hearing that the run EXPLORATION PLANNED COPENHAGEN A Danish- Collections Show Drop Swedish-Canadian company ha hn formed in Copenhagen to explore lead and zinc deposit In was hauling an average of only five outbound school pupils daily eastern Greenland. "-Arizona state Income tax col lections between Jan.

1 and March 2, 1953, dropped 8.69 per eent under the corresponding pe riod a year ago, the state tax a good number to call when you need good engravings PITTSBURGH (AP) David J. McDonald, who learned trade unionism as the late Philip Murray's secretary, followed his teacher into the presidency of the United Steelworkers yesterday. The 50-year-old Pittsburgher moved up from USW secretary-treasurer to become the second head the union has had, since its founding in 1936.,. Murray, who also headed the CIO, died last Nov. 9.

He was succeeded as CIO president by Walter Reuther, the No. 1 man ALPINE 8-8811 in the auto workers. The USW executive board rf -j. 1 named McDonald acting president after Murray's death. He was ele vated to the presidency.

without opposition in a rank and file election last month. Telephone us or order thru your printer. We make printing plates for every printing purpose Republic Gazette Engraving Company commission reported yesterday. 2 Receipts during the 1953 period totaled $1,776,551.02, compared ith $1,945,836.62 last year a decrease of $169,285.60. Officials, attributed "the drop primarily to lower prices of cotton ind cattle last year which c.ut the incomes of the state's farmers and stockmen, as well as to lower mining company earnings resulting chiefly from increasing production costs and lower prices for zinc and lead.

W. R. Bland, state income tax director, said indications are that Arizona's tax harvest of 1952 incomes will be about 15 per cent under that of the previous year. On Feb. 1.

he said, the decrease stood at 17.6 per cent under last year. Prior to that it had been feared the decrease might reach as high as 25 or 30 per cent The gain recorded since Feb. 1 has been due almost entirely to pew filings. However, Bland said additional filings are not expected to completely offset tax losses flue to dropping cattle and cotton prices. April 15 is the deadline for filing state income tax returns for 1952.

T1" Adding to beauty gan cleaning up around the sidewalks. Designed by mulcting lieaaiea of North Centr al Lescher and Mahoney, architects, it was built by the Avenue is the new KTAR structure at Portland Street, Mardian Construction Co. One large wing has been de- which came out from under the wraps yesterday when signed for future TV. The firm plans to occupy it by the construction fence was removed and workmen be April 1. (Republic Photo, Ralph Camping) Australia has an over-all pop ulation density of 2.6 persons to the square mile, due to large des PHOENIX 314 NORTH SECOND STREET ert areas.

Police Froicjx On Rope For Baby-Sitting Duty RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UP) Police yesterday arrested Stocco and Leonarda Domenico, who solved their baby sitting problem by tieing their two daughters, aged 4 and 5, to chairs while they went to work. Stamp Will Commemorate Historic Gadsden Purchase The 100th anniversary of the Gadsden Purchase which fixed the southern boundaries of Arizona as they are today will be marked by issuance of a special commemorative stamp by the United States Post Office. Governor Pyle was advised of Rhodes, congressman from Arizona. The step is the direct result of a recent request by the governor that some official recognition be given the anniversary. The purchase, concluded and the stamp yesterday by John executed by the U.S.

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It An appealing thing about County Cost Sets Tuition Non resident pupils should pay the school attended a maximum tuition charge equal to the per; capita cost of all the common and high schools within a county i rather than only the average per capita cost of the school they attend. Ross T. Jones, state attorney 1 general, issued this opinion yes-, terday to H. K. Mangum, Coconino County attorney.

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